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RA1LR8ADs.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON :
i BALTIMORE RAILROA
November n. lSG

i oALAloOn6 HA1LROA
November q, lS6.
Trains will leave Wilmington ~ =,
for - mu
Psiladelphia and intermedia.. a..
S1.sl0.o0o 952, l045. . m. . % .t! M
9M pm. "'A'
Philadelphia and New York, 2o2 , " .
II 40, S 546 p m.
B:i,i%11e q ! m and intermediate station,
Bait'more and Washington 12n,,
I'm, u 50, l2s, SIC, p m. 'A
TTalLs for elawsre division ,eo,.,
New Castle 500. e2i. Ss5. . m M MlN
Wyoming and intermediate st.,,,.
9 IS q IN, 9 80 p m. "oll
Delnnar and intermediate stat,o,.
03S an,
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate .,.u
8 u m, 8 90 80 p m. IVY
Philadelphia and New York 20oo-
Baltimore and v ashi uRton i2soiG.
For further information nasssa ~
referred TO the time tables posted ~
pot.
janl-'y H. FKENNRY a.
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$722,24S..nd NO No ssASRs. ssl1SR

Greatest single Number Prize Drawing that
ever took place in the United states
~ authority of An act Of the Leg1siaturs
the nett All Prize Drawing will tske place
public at Cheyenne. Wyoming positive
" January is 1875 and 10 be conducted oy
sworn commissioners.
s741, ,2A3 to bs distributed.
Ali prizes and no blanks.
Within the reach Of any ono TO obtain
fortune fsr only . small outlay.
10 bN drawn the 18th and 30th ofeach month.
Prizes payable in fu Il, without deduction
on presentation At this o@cs immediatsly
a!ter the drawing.
Al do 40 1900
Az do do DW
Icena t,ssh PriIea 1000
dn do DO 5,0N
I'M c>sh Prizes each ~
Ticke's. 81 each, or packages Of 10 tickeh
$40. and the saance to be deducted only
nom the prizes drawn. Information fur.
niahed. Orders filled. Also agents for the
ROYAL Havana Lottery. and all legalized
lotteries IL roughout the world. ,,rdsr.
solicited. Apply 20 or address Emory .s q
Co., Brokers, u PARK ROW. New 5ors
City. oo lM
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Eating anA Drinking.
Frnm tAa 8elooti1c ADoatea1. 2 E


From tAa Se,eotiAe Anssieaa. =
Civil,s..ion and hunger are inoompsii-
ble All The virtues and Gracs ef hu-
manity-certainly Of male humanity
dv before an empty stomach. II may Be
oo,.ibie for man TO b hungry and anna
Die Il the same time, but it Is not safe ior
any wife to presume upon 20 Unlikely %
occurrenc. hsbitualiy. Ignorance OF thus
Genealogical truth has been the ruin o.
many ~ Otherwise happy household. And
Sc may sci i, down from, both observations
and experisoses-wemisiDS thai our exps-
r.eace In this respect has Deen excelSioc-
ally happy-tbal preprandial discnaion Il
the severest test Of good vile. just BE-
lore dinner is The worst possible time to
oo,her husband with questions OF COM
plsip,e. or even with efforts 70 be ex-
ops.ive,y agreeable. Then il the time
above all others when social silence should
xrsoe the home, and make it seem to Tue
lired man the most delightful and rsssful
oiace on ear,n. Hall an houf Of quie'
inst then is the best possible preparation
tor the social enjoyment OF the coming
meal, for then the nervous tenslon ana
mental of business care and anxiety can be
gradually relaxed, and the entire system
.rousht into conditions for enjoying food
and The amenities of social life. Yet how
frequently does the wife choose that par,
sicular time to speak of rsr own trials and
troubles, the nisconduc: of servants or
children, the requirements Of the house
hold, or other things trivial or disagreea-
BILE. and then the marvel that her hus-
bands temper il not 30 sweet as 1t ought
10 be; the otsnse is worse even than intro
duc,io.i of such topics as meai-time.
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rERxs-POsrAGE PREPAID.

Daily and Sundays, one year, $3.50: six
mont hs, s.. three months. e250.
Daily. v Thou sundays, one year. S6,six
mnnln ns, q Is. three NOR this. SIS, less than
three months, 81 . month.
The semi-weekly WoRKD Tuesdays and
Fridays-s2 a year. 10 Lluo Asents-an
ezra CO., io- q club Of ten-the da ly for
club Of twenty-five.
Toe weekly World (WednesdaysSSl
year To ub Agents-an extra copy Tor
a cluD of ten the sc Nj reekly for club
of twenty. the daily for club OF fifty.
specimen lumber ,snt application.
Term<-Cash. invariably in ADVANCE
AL com mmunicalions sh 'uld be addressed
IN THE WOSLD,
Corner Of Park Row and Beck man street.
tanst! Nsw York.
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n onr1cxErs AT ONE DOLLAR FACE

- Prises, amounting to oezo
write Tor Circulars or send orders TO
CHARLES T. WARD.
New Orleans, La.
REGULAR oCAkfERLY DRAWING
on February 1. hi. Tickets $leeacn ZAP
itAl prize $4,000.
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NHANGE OF HOUkS-WILMINGTO
~ 4 WESfER RAILKOAU-Commep
ing Thursday Dec. 1. 1876, Trains will run
as follows:
Leave Wilmington 10 % a m. and s SOp.m.
Leave Landen burg IS m and l 30 D. m.
Arrive at Wilmington IS m, and 10
pm.
Arrive At Landenbsrg Al u m. and 6 40
p. m.
OONNECTIONs.-Train leaving Landen.
berg al 8. IS q. m. with train for Philadel.
phia at s 10 am.
Train leaving Wilmington at 1870 q m
with trat0 leaving Philadelphia At 10 M
and Pennsylvania and Delaware train leav.
ing Landenberg at l 10 p. m.
Train Leaving LAndenberg at % D, m.
with PennsylvaniA and Delaware trsi and
with train leaving Wilmington for Phila.
1t 80 p. m.
Train leaving Wiimineton at 80 m
with train leaving Philadelphia st lis o.
m
aag2s.t DAVID CONKEII, supA
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Vick'S Floral Guide

A beautiful Quarterly Journal, finely illus-
trated. nd Containing an elegant colors ID
FLQWER PLATE. with the hrst number.
Price oIly Is cents for the year The FIRST
umper for 1877 Just issuei in German and
English.
VTCK's FLOWER 4 VEGETABLE GAR
DEN, in paper 80 cents; with elegant cloth
covers Si.W
vfCK's CATALoGUEsoo illustrations,
only cents.
Address, JAMES WICK. Rochessss, 4. 7.
Corner Callowhill and New Mark
streets, Philadelphia. novll
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l--
LOTTERIES.
A Fortune For Only 81

First dollar quarterly drAving. q Ne"
LOUISIANA STATE LOITSh1 OOS'
PANY.
This institution Was regularly tASo
r.ta<i Nv the Ie9islasuYe Of the State for Ed
ncstion i Purposes In lSes. with cagitA
!. oS 90. - Which II has siree sdesa r.
serve fnnd Of 8 5000. Its GRAND SINGLE
YtJs BER DRAWINGS viii take plecs
monthly, The season Of lN5 opens WIN
the following scheme
CAPITAL PRIZE, us ~.
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BELvIDERE DIVISION

From Thirty-second and MarkstN NM ",
Express for Lanbertville, tlemlI
Phillipsburg, kaston Water Gsp'
ton, e'c., II a IN and 45 p m :, =,
FOR Pennington, Hopewell. etc ~
From Kensington DepOt.-E1Plv.
Trenton Lamber vile, Phiillpspss3!
ton, Water tap Scranton, etc. "
10 Is a NJ. Enc ! Ii p m. p.l
For L,mbertYiileS 5 40 p m. for ''1
5 Is III. - nd
FOR Pennington and Hopewell w
and 5 Is m. ~
For Pennington 6 IS and 10 10 H.
pm.
,,.r~~ vH-yS10N
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NARRIBD.

Mc-AHN -D.BARTELLE-On the llth
inst in Philadelphia, BY Rev. Mr.. Guy.
mort, Ar. peter Mccann. OF Rising sun.
Del. to vietorine dc Bartelle, Of New
York.
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.s The WORLD ~

BARLEY, MALT AND HOPS.
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xHV ADVKkrISEAUrA
DR.. Bull 9 Cough sy,up.
HeAld's Puol'c Sale
Boarding, sos nhip,ey stTeet-
Select reading At 1eAchert Institute.
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The Canbury Fair.

It was my good fortune lately 10 bSe able to attend the Danbury Agricultural and Mechanical Fair held Oct. 2-5 at Danbury, Conn, While the local fairs as class have not much to attract the average farmer unless we except the trot-and as the reports nre, @'ths.t the b. cal fairs are running into ttheground " to say nothing of more pretentlpus, ,cea.2 ty and State fairs, il is with the more pleasure that am able to report what a success is made of fair in which all classes Of citizens, manufacturers IS well as farmers, take part, Let me say here that one cause of lack of interest among farmers in local tairs seems to be that they individually have no responsibility on their shoulders, or thlnk they hve none, and consequently the society dies from lack of interest ,T ihe fair gets in to the hands of those wistcouirve tO manage it for their own interest and nuE thatpf the general public. h this It. spect most of our fairs, if they are lu be continued, need radical reformation, A. the name of ths fair at Danhury imn,i4s il is for the general public, and all cias''- es of the citizens take local pri .e iu T. This. l take it, is because it is jairt5 stock company. the shares of which ar,. held by some two hundred or more indt- giduals, and of course they are interest
 Continued on fourth page,l
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order aud the water bailed out ,of the yacht, and by that time we were pretty nearly tired of lhe Flrt and all connect- ed with her. Still, having got her once cleared, we thought we would like to have asIil in her so on the Friday pre- Yous to the Saturday upon which we had 10 return To town We rUhe early ItI the morning in order that we might get her under Way before the bulk of the people were stirring We bribed boy lu laHe the ban of small boat and put Il was blowing pretty fresh, and stormy looking but the FlIrL was Il safe boat. if slie Vas not fust, sO We were not dauul ed by the appearance of the sky. We thought the nEat thing to do was tu get up lhe anchor, SD we commenced Io heave the littie winch, but ,tAe aRclIor had been SD long down that it had got fixed in the bottom and would not come away easily We were nearly all hon, al this job, and su,intent were we upon it that we did not notice hoW,the se;t lIae risen aud was causing our yacht to rOiI Clancing to Fest a moment to wipe the sweat from my brow, l looked shorewagd and Was astonished to see that Il heavy surf Was rolling in on the beach, 50 heavy as to niake it.impossibe to lnucE d small boat. ...t..-.
 Jnst as l turned to communicate my discovery 10 the others, they made d Ire mcndUus effort at the winch, Which Caused the cable to snap, as we were adrltt Thcu Jack splang to the helul aS the post ot possibility though what he Was going o.do there don't believe he had tlIe taintest idea-and r0arcd to us to hoist away the foresaiI. By the yeriest accident we pitched upon the right halyards, and h0fsted away with great eagernlso but alter we had got Inc il up we found We had forgot to Gas loose the gaskets, 50 iltut instead of d belly ng Sail we had rather Llick whlsp nt'canVas up. Noticing our error, We ltt gO with such haste that the end of the halyard ran lhr ,ug the blocks and prccluded the possibility uf .our setting the sal again.
 Then we drifted- helplessly driftcd toward the breakers which were roaring With great violellce upon the shore, where a crowd Mhu were tilnpotent to help us, was beginning to gather We heard hoarse voices shouting directions which we could Dot have obeyed even although we had ulderstoou, We saw men making frantic gestures which were but uninteligib.e p ptutonine to Us and 8tll the Flirt. rceleu aud ilunlbled toward the white WateI IL seemed as if our doom was eUale.I, when shout from JaCk, who Was slli at the helm, attract, ed my attention, and looking in the di, rectlUn Ill WhiCn he pointed, l saw a boat approaching us from one of the othel yachts ln lile bay. On they came, danChg over the big waves, lnpeled by the skiIlfu force of four stout arns, and not monent too soun for scarcely had they taken us off when the Fiirt went ashore, and, falling over on her beam ends, became q prey to ihe fury of the sea, '-'>'
 We were well entertained On board the yacht whose boat hal rescued us, till the evening, when we got on shorr and next morning we took the early train for the city, wiser, if not sqdder, lntn--~ ~ y. D5yp0tch
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SOCIETIES..

GRANITE LODGE INnEPEKDKNT ORDER Or Coop TEMPJAKs :--lueet in hall over Il. L. neeleI's $ Furniture Wareroum every Friday evening. -Uti- cers J. r. Biacknlan, v. T. Mrs W. ". Fer Ains, W. V. I, Chi lstian BeahLer, ", S., Mrs. |. A. Bsnnett, W F. b., Mrs. Il. L. Wheeler, w. T., Wn E. Terrin, W. Miss \. A. JudsOn, V. I..G., Miss Ella 5. Peek, H. Q. G, John I. Griffin r. " I. DIVE ."'
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ADVERTISING RATES.

Five Cents for each subsequent insertion.
 Transient advertising payable in advance. No desdbea advertising taken. Yearly advertise .fessional and Business Cards to occupy uot more tshan five lines $500 year Regular yearly ad- .vertisers, whose bills amount to Sl0 over, will receive the paper free.
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PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.
NE WTOW POST-OFtICE.

Mails Open From the South, ll2n A. NJ. and ..OU P. M. From the North, l2tOM and 6.t0 P. N. Mails close:--Going North lh,30 A. aG. and 4.f5 p M. Going south, a II 20 A. Ai. and 1. 45 P. M
 { ,. PECK, r. NJ.
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SOCIETIES..

OLIVE BRANCH JUVENILE TEMPLE NO l4.--prb- lie nieetiup every aunday afternoon at uu.r,.k, :in south Centfe sehU0l IJOlise oigiceis: Mrs S X Beers, Supt Mss Nj r Peek. o,c,
 ST. PATKICk's TEMPERANCE sOCIETY--ReV Fath- CT Jamus McCHrLan President, John Mooney Vice President, Ihomas Igan secretary, Patrick cam Treasurer.
 AEwTowN LIBR RY ASSOCIATION .--E. l. John son. President, Chares Berestold Vice PresIdent N. 4F- PecA Secretary and Treasurer.
 NJ. F. PECK, Librarian.
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CHURCHES.

TRINITY CHURCH. -Al4ln Street, Rev. Newton |. M4rDle D. D., rector. Services 10 A. M buu- day school, l2 M. Afternoon service, at l.
 COSGREGArIoNAL Man Street. Rev. James P Hoyt, pastor. Services l0.30 A. M. Sunday School tIr55 NJ. Afternoon ovryIces, l r. M
 GArHoL1c:--Main Street Rev. Father McCarton pastor. Services, lUl5 A. NJ. Sunday scluol, l2 Xh F. NJ
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
NewteNn ( NoodblrY Stage Line,

Ht"I9"H H '"VUUUJTy oldgt LTH6' Leaves WoodBury. Ut 7So u. n :. sonthbuly at s.so a.n., South BfItaiu at 9 a. m., Bennett's Bridge al 5 80 m Berkshire Sl 10 m., Sandy Hook at 10. 30 q. ll. arfiylngat hewtowu to meet thel0.4 4 a. M. Up Train, and leaves for Wood bury the arrival of the Il. d. m. Down TlaIu, and arrives at Woodbury Ut D. h., the same time as tho Woodbury and Seymour Stage.
 GEORGE IYLkH, Proprietor. Nesoto,Uie, Aug. 2d, 1877.
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HIRAM LODGE, No Is, F. A. M.--Meet in Ma sonic H4ll, lst and Sd " Wednesdays of each month Officers: Wm. 1 oandford, ". M.. John Sandtord, Sr. w. SOmers Crolut, Jr. w., James A. Wilson Sect. Ii. l.. Wheeler, Treas and CAapu., m. Ackley, sr. Dea., Chester Hard Steward, A. W. r0rgclnann, TlIer.
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SANDY HOOK.
CuUR1IIES.

MErHoDIsT.-Rev James Taylor, pastor. Ser vices, l0.30 A.. M, l39 ahd P. M. sunday school T. .i5 A. h- Prayer meeting Thursday evenings, r. II.
 ST JoHNs CHAPEL Rev. Francis W, Bar School l2 d.
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ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, eetseeond Thursday Of sach plenth,. in Masonic Hall. Olirels; Geo. Woffenden, H. r., If. L. heelev, K, James M. Blackman. SCI lDs-, Nm i, sanford, U.oi H., Jas A. Wilson, I. B., c. 4 llough, R. \. c.
 ALPHA JUVENILE TEsJPIr No ~-r1rAt m 01ne
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IsgtEa#Ta aEgl1TFGE Ha4E l.a. sa#a =rf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-08
By Gruhbs s. Williams,
Auc,ionecrs aud Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

EXECUTORS SALE OF VERY VALU-
E ABLE REAL ESTATE ON CARY AND F1F-
TENTH STREETS AT AUCTIOS.-By request
of the surviving executors Of the late Richard q.
WORKMAN. deceased, we will sell by auction, upon
The premi.es, on MONDAY, 18th October, ST. u, at
IL O'Clock NJ, the following valuable REAL Es-
TATE In the city of Rchmond-t0 wit:
First. The large BRICK. STORE and w AXE
HOUSE occupied by Messrs. f. & 5. Wortham q
Co., situated NJ the northeast corner or Cary aha
teenth streets. It covers The whole LOT, wihch -
Second. The LUMBER-HoUsE. adjoining the
above, fronting on Fifteenth street 27 9-!2 ieei
running back 72 feet, with slip OF IA iees "luth
extending out to Spruce alley. ),
Third. A LOT on the north side OF Cary street, IN
rear of No. l--about 81 by 5S feet.
RY BRICK STORE AND WAREHOUSE No. IL
south Fifteenth street, now occupied Dy Mr. y. 1.
WORKMAN; % S-12 by 100 feet. .s.
EIt1Ih The LARGE BRICK SMOKE-HOuSE In
rear of the above, fronting on Spruce alley % sig
This property Is all located in the centre of the
business part Of Cary street, convenient to all the
points for transportation and being very desirable
for business purposes, offers good opportunity for
safe aud profitable investments.
TERMS: One fourth cash !; balance at SIX, Twelve,
and eighteen months for notes. with Interest added
and secured by, q deed OF trust. sstt..
go GRUBBS q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
&c Is. 2,2e, 0ct6, o., tdtd
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RICHARDSON & CO., Auclloneers. Sc!
BY Jno. E. Laughton, Jr. tAgent), Auctioneer,
No. 1923 Franklin street.

OFFICE SOUTHERN EXPRESS CoMPASf,}
RICHMOND, VA.
SPECIAL SALE SALE S OF PACKAGES
TuEs raH2h dcro aH:i 18TH.
Unless called for before the day Of sale the follow
ARTI%FEs October w be 1 s9Ia
commencing at 0 O'Clock \. NJ:
RICHMOND, VA.
Adams, Mrs. L. A., b1: Archer,J J. w. pei,
C. o. D.; Agt. La. S. l.. CO.. pei; Brooke, d..
ket Spring Oiler Co., box Brey, p. ", pei !;
{ W. pei; Ttodcrlek; ". F.; / bX; , Blaskman'
n picture ur Buckner, H r., bile; BALDWIN s Jew
eli, i bx; Cussens, W.. j.. l bx: Clarke, II. H.,
pei; Campbell; Mrs A., pei; Cosby, Mrs F. A..
Corey, j., ! pei; Coleman, r. G.. can: carp
yell W. Co. Mr2 fFank ssIS Gann"a; e.
ST. pe, p essosGo S ss Do1shy L. j. PEI
Downing, T. W., pei; Davis, j.: r., I bT; DE-.
ysnport w II pei; i sh: Be M5s II pei
c D1r Donnan, W. & Son, bx; Earle, J. s.,
i pei; Euker, Lewis, / kg: Fisher, Mrs.. Al r.,
bx Forbes Bro PEI G,b bii1seTas bale bags
Gibson, j. f.. bx; Green Delphla, trunk s; ZEN
Pei n1 SJs Har Hs hef f. A.
JoFaan william. valIss; Kenny, Dahnsy
leighton, F. e. &; H. pei T. toy 81. bae s;
Iawrence Mrs s.. pei; Lockett, Junius, ! pei I;
Labys. A.. box Morrfsett, T. r., pei; Mathews'
W A. aast'gs att; Mum, T.: oox; MORTON, NJ,
! mel; Miller, E., I b bug; Moon. James Dkt
Monteiro, DIR. j. A., trunk; O!tenhamer, W.,
stool and bale att. Pace, b., pei; Patterson, e..
" bdIe, Powell, W. t., pei: Rice,sA. L. & Co.,
i bdle; Robinson, w. j., pei; Ross, II. g., pei;
Robinson, r. F.. l box and boards au.; Rider,
Douglas l pei: Richmond City Mills, pei; Robin
son, j. W., pei; Robinson, H., pei; kyand, r.
p / box: Roy, e. A., ! pei: Sale, l.. D., box
Stratton b., pei; Silvernai;; F., l bile; Smith,
Mrs, b., bx; Smithographic Manufacturing Com
many, i bdle; Schulz, c., bag; Smith, Flora, l
trunk: Seay, j. W., bx; Thalheiiner, W.. bdle:
Thomas, Miss Mary, pei; FolaskeS Miss j., 1
bale; Westling. g., hammer; Weis, u. W., box
Wright, j. r., box: White, 4. ", & Co, box;
Ward, W., ! bdle; West. Captain George. / box
Whitney, j. W.. box Washington, +. F., pei
Walker, NJ, / pei; Wright, j. Z. b., pei; Wi!tz,
E., pei; Yuengling, ID. e., Dbl.
OTHER PLACES.
Branch j., Chester, Va, pei; Bowles, A. K, Per
kinsvlle, Va. pei; Current, Gloucester Va pkgs
Devight r., Winterpock, Va, pei; French. y. T.
Milton, Va. box: Gains, Miss L., Shackleford's
Va, hx; HARDWOOD, s. T., King and Queen, Va
! pcl Johnson, Mrs. j., Manchester, bxi J0nn-
SON. j. H., Buhlarville, Va, pei: Lewis, D., knR
William, Va, pei: Maurice G. 81, Manchester q;
bdls: strnnls h, T., Manchester, Va, PIX; Re1a
r. W., Dragonsytlle, Va, bx; Smith, airs, y,
Charles CITY, Va. pcl; Scidmore, Mrs., ManQuin,
VA, bx; Tabs Mrs. j., Gloucester Courthouse,
pcI; White, J. B., West Point, Va. bx; Winder'
t. A., HadIock. Va, pei - n,ponr
SO 94-M4w Agent OF Southern Express Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-08
BY Robert B. Lyme. .....
Real Estate Agent and Auct1oneer.
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
I ELEGANT. ATTRACTIVE, AND SUBSTAN-
MAI THREE-STORY -STOCk-BRlCk DMEL-
7 nc. THE RESIDENCE OF THE LATE Wiz TX,
IAN RUSSELL ROBINSON. SITUATED On
THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF TENTH AND
MARSHALL STREETS, BY AUCTlON;-n
nnrsuance of decree Of the Chancery Cours
81 the city of Richmond entered the "a gay OF
Nav. 1877, III the suit OF Robinson us. Ro6lnSon,
shall nroceed to sell upon the premises, ON TUES
DAY S,i the 18th day of October, 1917 at ~ o'clock
p NJ. the above Splendid PROPERTY. The house
contains ten rooms. with wide hall nine feet wide;
has hot and cold waller on each floor bath, &C.,
COMPLETE; kitchen is three-story siock-brick. ana
Contains six rooms; stable Is large, and has capacity
for three carriages and Eve horses the front porch
and stems are of the best granite and well construct
ed THE yard Is enclosed on front and side NY a
costly and handsome iron railing. built upon sub
stantial granite wall The local. lon of this property
is as desirable as any In Richmond, and the neigh
borhood strictly irstclass The house was built OF
the finest material without regard 10 cost, and the
basement floors are laid on cement. The lot fronts
81 feet on Marshall street, aud extends back 10
feet to wide alley. Besides city water, there IS In
the yard well Of fine water.
TERMS; One fourth In cash; residue upon
credit Of six twelve and eighteen months, Win ne
gotablr note six per cent. Interest added ana tte
retained until all the puchase-money Is PAID ana
conveyance Is ordered by the court:
POlTIAUX ROBINSON,
Special Commissioner.
cl.o.346,8,9,1I.l315&1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-08
..2 BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
r - 11l3 Main street. .-

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUA-
i BILE DWELLING, AND yAb9AB ,E E
STORES WITH DWELLINGS r1 AB ON 1,1, ~
CHURCH HILL, BY AUCTION.1,By virtue Of the
provisions of two deeds of trust bearing date re-
spectiveiy August 8, 1875, and March 20, SIG, to
the undersigned trustee duly recorded In the CLERKS
office OF the Chancery Court Of the city Of Rich
mond, in d. b. JOG 3, page 129, and u: B. 107 B,
page asa 10 secure the obligations Of debt therein
mentioned SHALL as trustee In said deeds, being re.
ouired so to do by the beneficiary in the deeds aore-
said sell by auction, on the premises, on MONDAY.
the 9th Of .October,- at s O'Clock L. NJ. the
REAL ESTATE described in said deeds, consisting
of LOT OF LAND fronting 33 feet on the east
line OF Twentyeighh street ut its intersection with
the north line Of Clay street, and running back
between parallel lines and along said Clay street
1875 feet to an alley IL feet WIDE. with LARGE
TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING and TWO
STORES with DWELLINGS above.
: TERMS: The said deeds require cash enough to
defray the expense Of executing this trust and TO
pay off the sum of So, Ito, with interest on $3.50
from the 2Sth Of March, 1877. and on 81 $50 from
the 9th of August. 1877; but other terms may be
given ut the time Of sale.
sea7 J. a. RICHARDSON, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-08

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ing there, trombone-player who was as on an
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article against the Administration, ana then
YOU don't write any more for several weeks.
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mud Sackville Borderer.
The proprietor of the Philadelphia Ledger
recently paid graceful and delicate tribute
to the memory OF the late =. l.. davenport
nv sending to his family receipted bills for
the printing ordered by the artist Just be-
fore his last sickness.