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MEMORANDA.

The following wero the earnings OF the Milwaukee
and st. Paul Railroad Tor the first week of January y-
1876. OG7
loU..... $4,000
The Chamber OF Commerce will to hold u
special meeting 10 consider the subject OF excessive
and discriminating taxation on banks IN this CITY,
At the annual meeting OF the New York, New Haven
and Hartford Railroad Company in New Haven, Conn,
today, the old board Of was reelected ex
cept that William II. Vanderbilt was chosen in the
place OF the late Commodore Vanderbilt.
Bids tor the scventhry per loan OF the city OF
Cincinnati received up TO the close evenn ng aggre
gated IL, 6G7, 600, ranging to 1O4.
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Wheat In limited demand pretty firm previous
prices sales were about 100 bushels At III Is for ine
rior No Chicago spring and 81 ~ for No. Milwaukee
hloat Ryo quiet SIC. Soc for Western OOc
y3c tor state and Pennsyyania Barley was also quiet
Barley mat dull with difference buyers and
sellers Corn II inner for new. while cd without
decided change. but rather Hrmer The sales
o'uOU bushels at 5Sc for mixed 5sc Tor
40 grade aoat Gle Tor Western yellow and for
yellow oats steady. with sales oi $1,000 bushels
iosc for rejected zoe. t7lc. for Western mixed Bic
ior NO white, 451sc tic. Tor No. white, 49, 44c
Tor No white, fsc JOc. for mixed and 1c 52c.
for white state.
HEMP AND JUrE.-Jute butts firm but quiet Hemp
was also quiet We quote :American dressed &iyD 500
Tor $40 &24J double
drcssed; Russia, cloan $40 30 gold; Italian, 500
go gold Jute &C. 3sc, currency jutc butts, 3ac
o D ioc, cash and time currency; Manila hemp. Sac
siss do, 5ac. q &c istle 5ssc. all gold
, MoLAssEs New Orleans In good demand and hrm
Foreign was dull Tho stock 10 2xg hhds Cuba 1853 do
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NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE REPORT.

LIVERPOOL. Jan. 10, 1877.
Pork-Eastern hrmer SOs. Western Grmer a 72s
BaconCumbe rand cut hrmer As short rib steady
DOS long clear hrmer AZ As Cd short clear dull at 45s
Sd. Hams-Long cut hrmer ADS. shoulders steady
35s. Bee-lnda steady at 0os: irncr
lO9s prime mess steady Mt SOS Lard--Prime Western
dull NJ 51s Cd TallowPrme city hrmer i2s Sd rur-
pentine- Spirits hrmer at Sos Rosin Common hrmer at
u.s. I'D fine dull los. Cd Cheese American choice dull
at 6Ss Lard o--Nonc in the market. tiour-kxtra
State steady rs Wheat-No spring steady ut los
3D.; No do steady ut los Cd winter Southern steady
lis. Id do Western steady ut los. Sd CornMxed soft
dull at 26s ID tor old; do. do dull ut 25s 3D. for
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AN OLD LANDMARK GONE.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE

England before the Revolution are still kept the
archives ofthe church. magnificent silver chace
and paten tor the communion service, whch had been
p resented by Queen Anne, had luckily removed
In the morning from the church the sexton's resi-
dence, where the reporter saw them. They were of
massive silver, and bore only the words "AnnB Reg
na." with the imprint the maker ana the letters
The total cost OF the church $4,000, exclusive
OF The bells and windows. The front and side walls
and the tower still firm but the wall, being
cracked by the heat, will have TO be rebuilt
The congregation, numbering about 800, will be COM
PEELED to the little chapel distan; about 100 ce ms
temporary place OF worship until the main cdihce
be rebuilt
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1otal.. ....... oS- I,b'b
Delivered contract. 1GhO bales For fLture delivery
the sales rs follows YESTERDAY alter two 4. NJ
February, iOy bales I3 i532c. 100 al 13c. 40 at
l3 70 DE April 700 at I3 2932c 100 at 10 10 6c 7oJ
at IL 732c 400 iI4c Juiy 600 at II Ij2c
NJ iI5ac August 2OD II s2c 100 II I5-ac Sep.
tem5er 81 -a2c. Total 800 bales To-day up
two +. NJ January. OJ bales at l35sc 400 at 13 ice.
500 at Ia4c; February, so at IS 7-3-c.. 100
i3 iGc 300 ut rs 52c.. 200 a Is 7Gc.. 100 l3,c
Mareh, 100 13 25-32c so ~ Ijl6c 600 1886
100 at l3 2332c $40 135c 100 at 10 2332c. 4tO at
Is lie 700 IS 81 BE 80 NJ l3ssc APRIL 80
lfc 90 ~ 81 32c 100 iIc 200 l3 81 52c
l37ac, OOD l3 ~ BE- 100 3 13 lie May q
53ic 2OJ I4Tc. 20 ut 14c 200 at ii i31c
I4c. June. 800 at lti6c July 100 "a 7l1c. 500
l4iac August, 200 at I4a. 100 at ~ ll32c. October
500 I3c. Exchange c paid to exchange 100 January
for February Total ~ luJ bales Grand total 80 600 bales
Tho receipts the were follows 3i2
baIes; New Orleans So+ Mobile a2o savannah; 1878;
York 2si; Boston ss2 ,hiisdephia. - Total. issee.
Th. day last week. 1915 This day last year. ~ $50
Total since September 2I274st bales Cotton ireghts
Bremen. by steam &c compressed by sa ,c to Liver
pool. by steam SD. by sail y-i2c. Market quiet
Flour GRAIN Receipts Flour. y, l17 bill, wheat,
1880 bushels; oats 1000 do rye, LABS do barley.
OOo do barley malt. 1870 do. The flour market was
quiet firm for grades The sales were 900 bbls
Including Western Southern the quo
taous Rye qour quiet with sales of 200 bbs at 81
80 Is. Corn meal WIS quiet; about 100 bbs and sacks
sold S3 81 S3 90 for Brandy wine ana 81 ~ x3 10
IA and yellow n
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o.3O To 2 p. NJ
COMMERCIAL REPORT.


sTEADY-FLoUR FIRM-wHEAT FIRM-CoRN
FIRM-OATS FIRM-wHISKEY FIRMER-PORK
r1RM--LARD FIRM PETROLEUM DULL
SPIRITS TURPENTINE FIRMER-RosIN QUIET
OILS FIRM-CoFFEE FIRM-sUGAR FIRM
FREIGHTs STEADY.
WEDNESDAY, Jan 1916 p. M.
There was but moderate movement IN merchan-
dise yet the markets relaxed mono OF tho nrmness
which has characterized them for some time past
On Change -four firm, but not active.
Wheat was quiet but firm. Corn nrmer for
new; old nominally unchanged. Oats firm.
Whiskey was nrmer Pork firm but quiet.
Lard without important change. but rather
Grmer Freights generally unchanged. Cotton
the spot dull Futures closed barely steady.
Coffee firm. Sugar also firm. Oils firm.
Petroleum dull. Rosn quiet Spirits urpentine hrmer.
CoFFEE.-The market for Rio quiet but firm; 2.OO)
bags Santos sxGustav Adoph sold at 20,ac for low fair
We the arrival NJ Baltimore of the Grey Eagle, with
about 5000 bags Rio The market for mild coffee
steady The sales during the past week 1000
Java 1872 bags Maracaibo S4j do jamaica 705 do Mex
can Angost and % do Porto Rico sold in lots
consumption within range, and 3soi Domingo
transit Europe The stock of mild coce in first hands
is 572 grass mats 54os bags Maracabo 2i37 La
guayra 10 do. Costa Rica and il3 do. Savana Total
stock 572 Java. and 1877 bags We quote Or
dnary cargoes. 19c. 94c fair do. 21c. 2lic good
do 21Hc 2ls4c prime do. 22c 22'c; extreme
FOR lots i9c 24c; Santos. fair to good 201c 81 4c
gold days; Java bags 23c 24c do grass
mats BE 25c Singapore zoe a2Ic Ceyon 2oc az
Maracabo. 191sc 81 sc; Laguayra 19Lc 21 Sc.: Ja
maica 2c. St domingo. 1'ac 51ac Porto Rico
lYc. 2ic Costa Rca. l9c l.c Mexican, zoe. 2lc.
Manila. I9c. "a 2Ohc. Angostura 20c 22c. savanilla
ielsc. lie; Curacoa. lec. "a 2oc
COTToH.-The market Tor spot cotton du but
changed Futures opened firm and trihe
ts advance was Almost o and the Market
closed barely steady The closing prices to-day compare
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

MAcKAy-sMirH. On Tuesday, January Q, 1877, ~
the residence OF the brides mother, by Rev David
lnglis, ID, d. GEORGE MAcKAY TO DoRErHA daughter
oi the late GerrIt smith, all If Brooklyn.
hoLLMsSy-LESzMASN-0n Wednesday, January
TO- 1877. at the residence of the brides mother,
Orange, n j., by the Rev. Dr. Williams, AUGUST l..
MoLLMAss to PAULINE S., daughter OF the late Chas
Lenzmaun, Esq.
NELsoS->cnourEs. -On Tuesday, January Q, at the
residence of the brides brother Mr. X. A. Schouten,
saatsburg ~ Y, Rev. Charles Lancaster Short ON
eating, Mr WILLIAM II. NELSON, OF Garrison's to sf
JULIA MoNTfoEr. daughter OF the late Stockhoim
Schonten, Esq, Of Poughkcepsie
OnAANpy-rooLg.-On Friday December 20, 1870,
at the itte church around the corner, by the Rev.
DR.. Houghton, j. H. ORMAxDY TO MATILDA WISISkED
PooLE, daughter OF James and Jane Poole all Of this
city.
PHELPs-FERGrsoS. On Wednesday, January TO- at
the Church OF the Holy saviour, by the Rev. Dr.
Carter WILLIAM ELLIorr PHELPS to ADA FERGUSON,
both OF this city.
SHAw-PERRy Delhi, n Y, on Tuesday. Jan.
uary q 1917 by the Rev. r. b. Russell, DONALD u
SHAW To EMMA ROBERTS PERRY.
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CLOSING PRICEs--3 p. N.
ADVANCE AND DECLINE
The following are the changes In closing prices

The following the changes closing prices com.
parcd with those OF yesterday
ADvAScE.-Burlington and Quincy n Chicago and
Ahon common, "a Delaware and LackawanDa. 4:
Ene d Hannibal and st. Joseph. a 40 pre erred
Il Lake shore. ~ Michigan CeDtra,, u Morris and
Essox, "a Western Union y Adams Express, u, and
WellsIargo, -.
DECLINE E--New York Central, a; Delaware and Hud.
son, a Illinois Central, u Missouri Pacific, a New
Jersey Central :. Northwestern, "a do. preferred
"a; New FORK and Now Haven /; Ohio and Missis-
sipp - Quicksilver, a ~. Paul, do. preferred,
Ia; United states Express a gold. -.
MARKET.
Money very easy toward the close OF the day. and
business donc low as per cent The early
rates n per cent. Tho rates OF exchange on
New York at the undcrncntion cities to-day wcre:-
Savannah, selling at par to 315 offered; Charleston
easy, u discount par; Cincinnati firm, so to IS dis
count; ST. Louis, so to rs premium; Now Orleans com
nercal ZIG, bank a. and Chicago, 60 to so discount
Foreign exchange dull, but steady Prime sterling,
asking rates. 81 and sG selling rates, 80 and So.
ReichmarKs. 94S 94ss, ana 95ii 951a. Cables 95X
a o. Prime Paris. 5l6X and ll3s.
MARKET.
Gold opened at LOG closed LOG H. the extremes
OF the day having been l05I and 1854. Previous to
the close the price advanced from 1857 to 1867,
kilograms from Washington that conference had
aken place between the President, Secretary Cam.
Iron and General sheridan, and that General Augur
I'd been elegraphed to disperso the in front OF
Estate House AT New Orleans The carrying rates
god from z to per cent, closing at the latter
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FINANCIAL.


4 7 REASONABLE RATEs-MoNEY N LIFE AND
N Endowment Insurance Policies and Mortgages;
bought of ali kinds effected with best
j. j. HARBiCH * co. ll9 Broadway.
A STOCK SPECTATORS SHOULD READ THE
A.DAlLY MARKET REPORT, containing the money
article of Herald Times, Tribune aud World. reprinted
day published in those Journals also report sales
of stock aud quotations Tor privileges the New York
Stock Exchange This four PACED sheet Will he mailed
address daily receipt o postage t cents month";.
j.. w. HAMILTON CO. 81 Broad ST.. New YORK
A SSOCIATES WANrED-IN ORGANIZING a MINING
l1enterpre two gentlemen who prepared 10 advance
$4,000 toward working capital desire cooperation from
parties OF wealth and standing. Address, for i've days
COLORADO Herald Office.
1lOwERY SAVINGS BANK
ID NEw YORK Dec. H. 1876.
A semi-annual dividend. the of cent
annnm all sums Of five dollars and upward and
exceeding thousand dollars and oi Ave per
per annum on all sums In excess Of one thousand dol
lars and not exceeding three Thousand dollars which shall
have been deposited at least three months the is dny
January next will be allowed the dcpostors and will be
payable after Monday, January IS. 1877, Ia
cordnnce with the provisions OF the bylaws BY order Of
the trustees,
q. H. COccFsHALL. Secretary.
EsTATE WILL LOAN On FIRST CLASS cry PROP.
ILerty $4,000 Principals address EXEC UTOR, box 10
Her Office,
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white Michigan u s9 extra do held at 81 a. amber
Michigan, spot and January 81 ~ February. 81 46f
March. u 80; No I red winter = 4eH No do 81 ~;
January. x 3Jts February. 81 3s No red 81 20 No.
ambel illinois, 81 q, Corn steady; No 44ac. 44t{c
April 494c May. 5Qslc damaged f2l4c rejected f34c
Oats quiet: No q sisc white held 3yc ssc offered
rejected 2gc Lard dull and dressed hogs. ~
81 10 ReceiptssU bushels wheat 800 5000
do shipments 800 bbls hour GOO bushels wheat.
1900 do. corn 1000 do oats
CHICAGO. Jan. ~. 1877
Flour quiet hrm Wheat in good demand but lower;
No Chicago spring. 81 2e. cash, 81 2s3s February;
81 si March; No do. 81 l31s 81 IA rejected s7c
SOC Corn easier; l3Tsc 43c.. cash fiac, February
Oats quiet but steady a,4c. cash 31c BID February
Rye steady and unchanged Barley in fair demand and
hgher a. Csc eS.se pork active and higher; closed
ary SIS ls sls -. March sales AT SIS 45 SIS 67s,
March. Lard unsettled but generally higher; sii 30
Sli 321 cash: $i 80 hid February: Sl 10 aSli 7-ls
March Bulk meats steady. with air demand Dressed
hogs active. firm and higher: light, 81 % 81 80;
heavy. 81 70 r. 80 whissey steady and 5,,, sn,
bushels 2O. 100 do oats ~ 600 do 500 do
barley, 1900 do shipmentsFlour, 1000 bbls; wheat
o. 600 bushels $4,000 do oats 1000 do barley
5000 Al the afternoon call OF the Board wheat lower
ST. 20. February: 81 30 81 3ozs, March. Corn easier
437sc cash oass unchanged Pork heavy and lower $40
SIS t5. February; Sis 80 Ss 80, March, Lard heavy
Sll 37l. February; $ll o7ta. March
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FOKEIGN MAKkETS.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 10. 1877
Coton--futures Grmer. upands low middling clause,
Apri and May delivery. I'D.
PRODUCE.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 10, 1877
Refined petroleum. l9iSd. per gallon; common rosn,
Gs. Cd. spirits Of turpentine. 3.ss. Cd. per cwt
LoSpoS. Jan. 10. 1871
Spirits of turpentne. 35s a a5s. Sd per cwt
OILS
I.oSpoN Jan. 10 1877
Refined petroleum closed at ls1ad i9Ad per gallon.
Linseed oil, 16s I'D. per
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

PROVIDENCE. Jan 10 1877.
Printing cloths quiet but Arm ss 47a for standard
and extra 6ix64 goods. with some sales
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The closing prices in San Francisco to-day are as

dividend Of 81 per share was declared on Northern
Belle to-day
The following are the sales in New York, all prices
hni in
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$4,000 Col 1868.

Slo'uD us I Ol S.oJ'B.
1000 M1sP con : {.
2OO) II 4 st 10 S's, C.
5000 o 4 NJ con $ {. e.
100 Cen lmc gn,...
5000 q 4 LIST. ; j br..
500 Tol K W I'd. snnl
lOUrT& w LIST, st l. Il
1000 Alt X 4 II I'd pf.
30 shs Am Ex Bank.
~ Del X Hudson be
> Wells-Far Ex. be
10 American IA. be
- Adams Ex ..bc
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HAVANA MARKET
FOREIGN MARKETS.

HAVANA. Jan 10. 1877.
Spanish gold i2os l2i. Exchange 6rm. Sugar
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--Staincd-Good ordinary HE; strict good ordinary
11slc low mddng 12lsc midding, l2ssc. Spot sales
ms fol,O =
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Totals. ...................... ...
Sales since anuary l......

Stock this day. January 10.
lSII.. ..........ssss..
Comparing with stock. Jan
unry l3, 1875 .............
Comparing with stock. j an
uary ~. 1S7o.......,,.... -.
Comparing with stock. j an.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-20
BY Robert B. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
,U. No. 1910 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
~ DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING, ON
CEAY STREET BETWEEN TWENTY-SEY-
ENTH AND TWENTY-EIGHTH STREETS,
CHURCH HILL, AND FOUR YALUABLE
BUILDING LOTS ON CLAY, TWENTY-SEY-
ENTH, AND TWENTY-EIGHTH STREETS, BY
AUCTION.-By virtue Of i decree of the Chancery
Court of the city Of Richmond, pronounced on the
Oath day of October, 1876, in two suits depending
In said court styled Anidon, Crombie Co. Us. Nc
Neir, &C., and Newbold & Sons ps. McNeir &C.. we
shall proceed to sc II ut public auction, on MONDAY
the 22d day Of January, 1877, at 4 O'Clock z. NJ,
the following REAL ESTATE in the city of Rich
mond-yiZ.:
ist. LOT OF LAND with FRAMED DWELL
ING HOUSE thereon. fronting seventy-three feet
on the north side of Clay street between Twenty
seventh and Twcnty-eiehth streets, and running
I'd. An unimproved LOT OF LAND, fronting
thirtythree feet the east side of Twentyseventh
street between Clay and Leigh streets, and running
back i % feet to an alley fourteen feet wide
3D. An unmproved LOT OF LAND, fronting
thirty-three feet the west side of Twenty-eghth
street between Clay and Leigh streets, and running
back 1875 feet to an alley fourteen feet wide. r..
TERMS: One-thir1 cash: balance at six and twelve
months, for negotiable notes with interest added,
and the title TO be retained unfit the whole purchase
money Is paid and a conveyance ordered by the
court. ...,...l. ~. rig .E ISL, 30
3 -...5.:. -. E.Y. CANNON.
ROBERT HOWARD,
A. r. COURTNEY,
ja10 Special Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-20
Bv Robert B. Lyme, :.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
1912 Main street, .,.

r ARGE, VERY DESIRABLE, AND
hVALUABLE BROAD-STREETt PROPERTY
fBETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETSl
owners viii sell upon the premises, on Tuesday
the 23d day Of January, 1877, at 4 o'clock P. M.,
the truly valuable properly No. = Broad street.-the
Gated on the north side of Broad street. aud extend
fng back to Pink alley, which is great thorough
fare-now occupied by Edward Waller as q board
ing-house at an annual rent Of 800, which is a
most. moderate price The building is a large
THREE-SToRY SUCCEED BRICK one, and
contains abou: ten rooms, bar-room, &c- and can
with little outlay be converted into fine store
property. For an investment this is a rare chance,
and the property must increase In value, and Gamble
made profitable by renting, and should attract the
attention OF capitalists. rs so little Broa-street pro-
perry can be purchasedin a business locality. @..s
Special attention Is called TO tho sale of this pro-
perty having as 1t does such fine front and depth.
The LOT fronts "a feet and runs back to Pink
alley, about so feet In depth. s. -,
:, TERMS: Will he liberal. and known aL sale. q
~ 3# ROBERT Is. LINE, Auctioncer.
tja10,12,l3,16,I e,20,22&23 -. ".- p.
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Clipping horses is q great and beautiful
art. Ii is ravishingly delightful to the hui
name mind to see q thin-skinned horse being
drigen--about the streets all shaved ana
ridged up until he looks like o, corrugated
washboard, while a man In two overcoats
holds the lines over the shivering steed.-
Exchange. I.
Buffalo Express: About this time farm
ers are sitting i'll the evenings by their COM
forting firesides with a pitcher OF cider,
plate Of apples, and pan Of nuts before
them.gi In the interim, between their. eating
and drinking, they. look solemnly upward,
and exelaim, " What awful hard times. )"
Worcester Press: After reading SO much
about the safety OF the Ashtabula bridge
we cannot help wcssae,ing that the rest OF
the road didn't cave in and leave that model
OF solidity and firmness still standing.
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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
-. s3 DECEMBER 10, 1875.


THROUGH NAIL, ts..s p
7:so A. A., leaves Richmond daily, connecans AZ
'0N Greensboro with trains on North gro,
lima division and \. W. n: e. :. H. a: H. al
Charlotte with trains on Atanta aua
Richmond Airline railway lot AZ
ID ianta, Macon. Jacksonville, Monigomes,,
Mobile and do, Ne" 9 Wits & a1a and
4. r. r. FOR coisIaSia; Xususta, aad all
-1s.n southern ana southeastern points
LYNCHBURG ACCOMMODATIONS,
- - Farmvie, Lynchburg, anh !nteimS
t diate points, making close connection
at Lynchburg for all southwestern
points. 49, ~ 80
THROUGH FREIGHT,
6.1n p. A.. with slaepng-ear attached leaves Rich
~ 49, mond daily Except suEdsyl for Lynch
H. IT, burg arriving at Lynchburg 10 a. d .,
Isl - THROUGH MAIL; -
1.A1 % N orr,ves Richmond daily. connecting
90 -" with North Carolina division N; ": n;
;.,I ,a5 & F,s sna "a Il kr.El1 H. r aae
4 wsy nom all southern ard isontnHesb
ern points and with Richmond, rreosss
ricksburg and Potomac ana Cnesapeasss
and Ohio railroads for a! northern anu
western points,
LYNCHBURG ACCOMM0D :! fans vneh.
7'oA : : b,rrr Farmyile, Burkeyiae, ana an , IL
n terrnediate points, and from al soe'h'
| ,.gt rs western points. asf.sg ~ 4s
THROUGH FREIGHT. -,,.,,
A. s ss sspas ay except Monday rom
Lynchbarg, leaving Lynehburg Al 700
I PM. n,..,, and
The through freight trains between kichnSnd an
sn,I ayarfaees in ecopoMy OF time TO
| ar Richniond and Lynch6urR. ,.,,~aster,
rsiejsets sold 10 all southern ano sooln"0ssAA
l ,-.cSrts md harpacn checked through. NJ,
Palace sleeiln ran through betas s. nea'
Sncai tissts rood oiy Tor contnuons pc
twesn tie noit,is named on tickets: s9 MSco'ef
ehecfs Wlll Sc given. 4. ". y: TA.i,s .st
J6Hs Il. MAcMuRpo, General PASSENGER AGENT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-20
A..' 4 BY Robert B. Lyme,
Auctioncer and Real Estate Agent,
a.rsp'i 1919 Main street.

70 . . H
TRUSTEES, SALE: OF A NICE AND
Z i DESIRABLE TWO-ST0RY FRAMED TE N :;
MENT WITH Dk sSE M,
NER OF IWENIY;SEVENTH AND CLAY "A
certain deed OF trust from Archibald Hutcheon,
dated March 6 duly recorded in the clerks ,sh
mond, in Dced-Book 1O7 C, page BAL, and by re-
quest of the benefciares secured In said deed, de,
fault having been made in the payment of the bond
premises, on WEDNESDAY, the path day Of Janu-
arg, O'Clock P. NJ, the property described
In said deed as all that certain LOT OFLAHD, with
the buildings thereon, lying and being on Clay and
Twenty-seyenth streets, commencing at The south.
west corIfer OF Twenty-seyenth aud Clay streets and
running thence westwardy 24k feet, and running
back between parallel lines 90 feet. The DWELL
ING contains abont six rooms, and Is comparatively
new. z. - =
TERMS: Cash as to suficiency to pay off and dis
charge the said bond, amounting 10 200, with ip-
terest from March I6, 1876, and cost and expenses
Of sae and the residing upon terms to be given at
. 2 IL 11-I2l5 1917 S,l9,2O.22,23&24- --st.
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sLook likes a January thaw," pleasantly
remarked his Honor. as he gaify entered the
little station around the corner. g. That's
what tbaw-t, }" slowly answered Bijah. The
clerk says he shall never forget the look
that passed between them, nor the profound
contempt in his Honor's voice as he finally
said 81 You ought to be sleighed for, that"
s.I'm almost s'laid up now with the rheu-
matism, I" softly answered the old man.
"It's snow ,use--snow use, whispered the
court, as he took his seat. Icen-render to
YOU" "Your Articulation is wonder
ful'' ceurteously answered the ianitor,
smiling In triumph. 81 can't berg in with
you" said the court, tallying himself one
ahead on the blotting pad. Bijah reflected
for long time, softly wiping his nose on
the corner OF the desk. He finally said:
al see you've got the Pole" !" While
you've got the Polar Sea" was the con-
descending reply. The old man gasped out
something about having invented an axle
grease for winter-Wagons, and then skulked
in after the prisoners. Detroit Free Press.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-20
s. So. u By.Augustine Royal
lsuccessor to Moody & Royanl.
Real Estate Agent and Anctoneer, 1;
ONCE corner Seventh and Hull streets.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF.VERYtV ALUA-
IL BILE IMPRoyEn REAL ESTATE IN TEE
CITY OF MkNGHESTER, ON PERRY STREEI
|STREETs ON THE 22p DAY OF January
fIa77,A AT 81 O'CLOCK p. M., ON TIE PREM,
ISFSSLBy virtue Of deed Of trust executed 70 the
Undersigned bearing date on the Sthday or Noyem.
ber SS5, and duly recorded tn the Husftngs Court
for the said city to- B., VOL page 670l and being
required so 60 do by the beneGc we VIII sell az
public auction the UABLE REoPEk I'm aI the
ltfn1e and place above inentt Ike LOT fronts
III feet On street. aud runs back 80 feet.
more or less. There are two nearly new DOlha
|TENEAIENT FRAMED HC USES on the SAID 10y,
/ In good order, now renting for &3a per month.
Splendid well or water on the lot, with new pump,
fixtures &c. u. 3.
of those seeking good Investments, go attend TINS
salasl 81 If ~ Is -.
TERMS: Cps as TO expenses Of sale and TO pay offA
mote due November Is, 1s7d, for $1,aQ 90; the
saIe, 80; - 1870. s. BROOKS,
- es775 s63ss ST, A. RQYAb1e. 81
A Ill Trustees