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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-07


THE PASSENGER BUSINESS
has decreased by the sum OF ST., 1888.
Whilst the business to the watering-places
on the line was considerably increased, the
general travel has not held its own.
THE FREIGHTING BUSINESS.
Our receipts from freights were increased
by the sum of S107,242.15, and this in face
OF the fact that for four months in the
spring and summer strikes at mines in the
Kauawha Valley closed one Of our most
valuable sources Of business.
Our tonnage for year-exclusive OF fuel
and material hauled for the company
amounted to Al, $50 tons, being an increase
of 56,197 tons over the previous year.
The average hauf per ton was 24S miles,
being thirteen beyond the average OF last
year.
The coal, iron, and lumber interests on
the line are considerably increasing.
The present outlook indicates very large
increase of local business, and our arrange
ments for through business have been
greatly improved, so that l anticipate
very large increase Of our freight-earnings
during the current fiscal year.
THE ROADWAY.
We in the past fiscal year laid thirty and
a half miles OF the road with new steel
rails, and have taken out inferior rails and
replaced with good iron rails forty-eight
and a half miles OF road, and have put into
the main track 1868 cross-ties. We have
also done q very large amount OF complete
repairs to trestles, cattle-guards, &c. The
whole condition OF the road has been greatly
improved,
The depots and water stations are in good
condition.
SlDINGS.
We have constructed road up Morris's
creek, s1-100 miles in length, developing
one OF the finest coal-felds in the Kanawha
Valley. The owners Of the land graded
the branch ready for the superstructure.
To facilitate the handling Of our trains,
it has been necessary for US to increase the
number and length Of our sidings, and we
have consequently laid 81 miles Of side
track, for which old rails, taken from the
road where the new rails were laid. were
used.
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I'm. To,on Improuements.-Mr. William
r. Walker has Just handsomely refitted a
frame building on Hull street above Thir-
teenth. to be occupied by Adam Boiler,
baker. He has also put in fine store-frontt
and otherwise improved the residence OF
Mrs. John A. Cersley, on Hull street near
Sixteenth. Z;
Mr.. A. w. Jones, on Hull street above
Fourteenth, and Bowen & Bradley and L.
B. Cersley, at Hull and Thirteenth streets,
have also made considerable Improvement
around their premises.
Most of the country trading is done above
Belle Isle avenue. The local trade Is al
most chiefly confined to the part OF the city
north of the avenue. OF course the up
town stores do good local trade, but not
in proportion to their downtown neigh
bors. -. 'Es-.5t -.
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Bv Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
11l3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE JAMES RIVER FARMS IN PUWHA-
TAN COUNTY, ON SATURDAY THE 22DDAY
Of DECEMBER, 1877. IN FRONT OF THE
CUSTOM-HOUSE IN TIE CITY OF RICH
Of the United States for the Eastern District of
Virginia. entered Oh Tie 23d dav of October, SIT.
In the suit Of Howard, &c. vs. Seden's admniSra-
tor and others, the undersigned. special commits
soners thereby appointed, Will In front of the Gus
TOM House Of the city of Richmond sell at public
auction. on SATURDAY. The god day Of Deem
Der, 1877, at IL o'clock ~ the following described
valuable Droperty-Viz, that certain TRACT OF
LAND belonging to the estate Of W. A. Turpin, de-
ceased, lying in the county of Powhatan, on James
river, about sixteen miles from the city OF Rich
moud. and adjoining the land of +. j. Mosely and
Others, containing 543 acres250 acres Of which is
James-rivsr low. grounds. This land IS III the coal
region of said county. and Is supposed to contain
coal and has on IT, good dwelling and other valua-
BILE Improvements necessary for such farm. Also,
that TRACT OF LAND belonging to the estate Of
Thomas l.. Hobson, deceased. lying in said county,
on James river, five miles northwest of Powhatan
Courthouse, containing $40 acres. with good, Valua-
BILE, and necessary Improvements thereon, and adj
joins the land of MeSsrs. John b. Cooke and james
g. Jordan.
TERMS: One third cash i; the balance ut one and
purchaser or purchasers executing bonds for the
Of the purchase-nloneY Is paid.
ROBERT G. SCOTT,
CHASTAIN WHITE,
THOMAS NJ. MILLER,
Special Commissioners.
Sale conducted by n NJ LEE. de 7
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and huctioneers.
1l13 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY
l. BRICK DWELLING AT THE N0RTHWEST
CORNER OF CHERRY AND GREEN STREETS
cuted to me by ". K. Thorp and wife, bearing date
the 25th day of November. 1875, and recorded In
the clerks Office of the Chancery Court Of Rich
mond, ID. Is. 100 A. page 500 default having been
made In the payment OF the note secured In said
decd, and being required so to do by the holder
tion. ON the premises, on MONDAY the lQth day
of December, 1877, al O'Clock p H., the PROp-
EGTY described in said deed as fronting Is 10-l2
feet on tile west line Of Cherry street ar the north
western intersection of Cherry and Green streets
and runntug back within parallel lines 81 feet
which there Is comfortable BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, containing six rooms
TERMS: Cash sufficient to defray all expense of
executing this trust, and TO pay of note secured
In said deed for S240; balance on such terms rs
May be announced Ut the time Of sale.
n. NJ. LEE. Trustee.
RICHARDSON & Co., Auctioneers. no30
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1fauo7ss Co,trt.-Wifliam Morton, young
colored man with an extensive reputation
as a gay Lothario, was acquitted OF charge
of indecent assault and assault and pattery
preferred by Henrietta Booker. rms IS Tue
third time that Morton has been cnarseu
with similar offence, but the evidence In
this case was rather thin. 80,
Anthony Murray (colored), charged Win
beating his wife, was discharged at the
earnest solicitation Of the latter, and on
promise Of good behavior. This was his
first appearance at police headquarters.
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ByW. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Aucifonecr.
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
Ry w. GOdui'

TRUSTEES SALE OF FARM OF ONE
i HUNDRED AND NINETY-THREE ACRES,
IN HANOVER COUNTY NEAR TO PEAKES
TURNOUT. ON THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.-By virtue OF deed Of trust executed
by W. " Kinney to the subscriber bearing date 9Th
November, / $40, duly recorded In Hanover County
Court, shall, in execution thereof proceed TO sell
at public auction. at Hanover Courthouse, on WE'D
b. the FARM located as above, containing ONE
HUNDRED AND NINETY-THREE ACRES, adj
Joining the lands OF Francis Wheat, Thoma! Talia-
ferro and others, and being the same laud hereto
fore conveyed to the said w. n. Kinney by John H.
Taliaferro trustee. This Is excellent farm and
has On it the usual improvements.
TERMS: Enough In cash tn deffay expenses OF
sale and to pay OF note Of $477. on credit Is 10
to the residue on such terms as shall be announced
ut the time OF sale. CHASTAlN WHITE
10 30-F&Tutds Trustee.
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Real Estate Wanted.-One Of our real
estate agents is in receipt Of q letter from q
northern gentleman who wishes to pur-
chase about one thousand acres OF land be-
tween Richmond and Petersburg, either in
one lot or subdiyided into several farms.
Here Is o chance for some OF our Chester
field landowners,
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SALE OF SIXTY-SlN
i FEET OF GROUND. WITH IMPROVE,
n1ENTS THEREON, On THE i, s0GT Tip SIDE S "
STREETS, AT AUCTION
Isv Virtue OF . deed of trust dated 9Th February,
1876, and duly recorded In the Chancery Court
clerks Office we will SELL OH the premises on MON
DAY, 10th of December. at 81 O'Clock i. ~, INC
property secured In said deed, commencing 66 iees
from the southeastern corner OF Thirty-nrst anu
s1reots and fronting GO feet on street. with 4
depth of $50 feet, with some improvements
thereon. ,, .x.
Off one NOTE of sos O4, due November 8. 1875, ana
another of s67 .S3, due November g. 1877. With In
terest due thereon and The balance rs the present
owner may direct. .,,
nooo JOHN A. MEhNLEY. : A"
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BY Robert B. Lyme,
fsuccessor to Lyme 6 Brother). -.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer.
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE. OF. THAT DEsI-
L ,RABLE PROPERTY ON JAY AND BI-
CHANAM STREETS IN IN, TIE E, CITY FI, Of GfI KlGM:
OF HENRICO AND PARTLY WITHIN THE
CORPORATE LIMITS. HAVING ONE FRAMED
AND ONE BRICK DWELLING THEREON,
THE LATTER NOW OCCUPIED BY MR.. WILL
LIAM WHITLOCK-As trnsts , IN Two certain
deeds of trust executed by William nm, Whitiock and
i, Is76, and recorded in the clerks ONCE OF the
Chancery Court Of tile city of Richmond In D. b.
lOS A. page 43O the second dated October Q, 1875,
and recorded In the clerks office Of the Chancery
Court Of the city of Richmond 10 D. B. 100 b. page
lO4, shall. at the reque>t OF the holders of the
notes secured In the said deeds proceed TO SELL upon
the premises, on FRIDAY the 7th day of december,
veyed under said deeds. 80 y ia .~
rERMs: Cash as to the costs and expenses of sale.
and sufficient to pay off and discharge note Of
1868, with interest from August l. 1877; also, O
note Of &Z5T.5O, with Interest from October 2,
1877; balance upon such terms rs may be an
nounced ut sale. X. A. MEAGIlER,
del Trustee.
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FURNITURE.
.GELATINE.
~~-~-~~~~-~~<>~~
~ II A L III E r 81 IS

~ n A L III E r SIS
TRANSPARENT GELA1INE
is highly recommended by Delmonico and other
leading restaurateurs in New York for making a
JELLIEs, BLANC NANCE, &C., &C.
We introduced this excellent article TO the public
last year. 1t has given SO much satisfaction thstw
are warranted In recommending 1t being In every
respect equal 10 any imported. The price Ia lower
For sale to the trade at manufacturers prices.
PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
% 1915 Nain street,
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A Small IaS.-The amount of tax on
lIeuor sold by the measure in Manchester
for the month OF November, as returned to
the Commissioner Of the Revenue, was
$2.70. This would indicate the quantity
sold as six and three-fourths gallons.
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f,y j. Thomson Browp,
Reat Estate Agent and Auctionecr.
~ No. l1l3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FOUR
" BRICK RESIDENCES AT THE SOUTHWEST
CORNER OF CLAY AND SECOND STREETS
AND ALSO A VACANT LOT ON THE MORT Fl
SIDE OF CLAY STREET BETWEEN FIRST
AND SECOND STREETS, NEXT TO THE RESI-
DENCE OF MRS. A. 81. GLAZEBROOK.-By virtue
Of decree of The Richmond Chancery Court entered
April %, 1877, in the suits Of Gillian, &C.. Us.
Glaxsbrook, executor, &C., and National Bank Of
virginia US: same, we, the undersigned, commits
siorers appointed for the purpose, will sell on TUES
DAY, 9Th OF December, S77, ON the premises, ut
O'Clock P. NJ, those FOUR VALUABLE BRICK
RESIDENCES Nos. IL, 1l3, 115. and II z east
Clay street. occupied respectively by Mcssrs. W. Il.
Chids z. y. Fitzgerald 4. Noise, apd W. P. Cruch-
field, fronting about twenty feet each the south
side of Clay street and running back between para-
lei lines 10 an alley about ten feet wide. The dwell
fngS contain about seven rooms each, and detached
Kitchens with three rooms. Also, that very desi-
rable BUILDING LOT an the opposite side Of Clay
street fronting 80 feet and running back so feet
to an alley about feet wide. and Immediately adj
joins the resiuence Of Mrs. A. H. Glazebrook on the
west. -.'
The attention of parties desiring good investments
Is called to this sale.
TERMS: One third cash: balance at six. twelve,
and eighteen months interest added. and title re-
tanned till all the purchas e-money Is paid and con-
veyance ordered by the court.
W. M. GILLIAN.
-t A. AUSTIN SMITH,
Commissioners.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer. DEF
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"wednesday. "A trestle on which MT. Green
was working gave way, causing the acct
Ient. Mr.. Green was sent to Weldon, MS
arm attended to, and he reached home on
the II mail train wednesday night. He speaks
A high terms OF kIndnesses received from
the railroad officials md some ladies ut Wei
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By Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
" VERY HANDSOME BRICK RESIDENCE AT
THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF GRACE AND
TWENTYITHIRD STREETS AT AUCTIUN.-ln
execution Of decree of the Chancery Court OF Rich
mond, entered 4th December. 1873. in the case OF
Flardgrove iwho sues, &c, Hardgrove. we viii
sell at auction, upon the premises on TU ESDAf
the 18th December, ut O'Clock Z. NJ, the resi-
dcnce situated as above.
Ii has eight large rooms, two small rooms, and L
store-roan. Also. kitchen with four rooms, sta
bic and carriuge-house, and smoke-hou call with
stock-brck fronts built and finished Ia the best style
throughout, IN fine order, and with all the modern
cenyeniences. ..,
The lot Is As by les feet. and the situation enjoys
4 view which, for eXr nj and beauty Is not surpassed
by any other IN the city.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at four, eight.
and twelve months for negotiable notes, with interest
added and title retained by the court until the notes
are paid HENRY HIDSaLL.
JAMES pLEASANTS,
Commissioners.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
cHssApEAKE AND omIo RAILROAD
Annua, meeting of the stockholders.

A oY,oRUM pREsENT-ANNUAL. REPORTS
oE THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF d.
prcToRs AND THE rTcE-pREs1DENT,
GENERAL. WILLIAMS G. WiChhAM' BE-
CErvER-A GRATIFYING EXHlBiT-ELEo-
TON OF DIaEcToRs-A DESERVED COM
pI1MEST TO THE OFFICERS FOR PROMPT
prp.In OF DAMAGE ocCAsIoNED BY THE
LATE FLOOD.
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Weric Resumed. The Manchester -four
mills, Manchester paper aud twine-mills,
and the Old Dominion cotton.mills have re-
sumed work, E55 81 s1:5 Il
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by Chalau, Staples & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
corner of Tenth and Main streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL TRACT
i OF LAND IN HANOVER COUNTY, ABOUT
TEN MILES FROM RICHMUND-Beng required
By the beneficiary In q trust-decd from Morgan u.
Tyler and wife (duy recorded in the clerks Office OF
Hanover County Court, D. B. 8, page $500, shall
No. north Tenth street, Richmond, Va, on T U ES-
DAY the 18th day Of December, 1877, certain
TRACT OF LAND therein described, situated
In Henry township Hanover county, containing
"a ACRES, il ROOD, and ~ POLES, with MI
the improvements and appurtenances thereto be-
longing, being the same tract of land formerly
owned by James Bosher.
TERMS: Enough In cash 10 defray the expenses Of
executing this trust and to pay off two negotiable
notes for T50 EACH with interest thereon from ma
turity till paid and the balance upon terms to be
announced ut the sale. - .s".
ISAAC BANKS, Trustee.
CUAFFIN, STApLES & CO., AuctoneerS. de-
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lost sTRAYED. AND FOUND.
LOAN.OFEECE.

IOAE.OFEECE.
i 4 Won arc cordially invited to call and e1- RI
anime the SOLITAIRE and CLUSTER DIA- sSxaA
MOND RINGS. SOLITAIRE EARRINGS, STUDS
in Dairs or single, ONYX and DIAMOND L0CKET.
1t is pleasure which costs nothing. and VIII prove
profitable to you should you de.lre to purchase;
Ladies' and Gentlemen's GOLD WATCHES, In
stem and key-winders.
A large lot Of fine SOLID-G0LD VEST. GUARD:
OPERA. and NECK-CHAINS, LOCKETS, Sets OF
JEWELRY; STONE, CAMEO, AMETHYST, and
other kinds Of RINGS In great variety.
Every one can be suited IN RINGS, SLEEVE,
BOSOM. and COLLAR-BUTTONS: :,
and many other useful articles of JEWELRf; all
of which must be sold in order to realize the cash
loaned on them. Office open until O'Clock z. al.
Closed on SATURDAYS: open al dusk. Cali soon at
s. A. WINSTOCK'S,
Loan Office, No. IL north Fourteenth street,
nol4-lm under Exchange Hotel.
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BY RoDert b. LYME.
Real Estate Auctionccr.
No, 1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SA E OF ONE
" MOIETY OF TWO FRAME HOUSES AND
LOTS ON CHURCH HILL ON TWENTY-N1NTH
STREET BETWEEN Q AND STREETS; AID
FEE-SlMPLE TITLE OF ONE LOT ON WEST
SIDE OF THIRTIETH STREET BETWEEN o
AND P STREETS, FOR SALE BY AUCTION:-In
pursuance OF decree of the Chancery Court OF the
ber 1877 IN suit therein pending In style Of Mutual
Home Building and Loan Association Us. Bell &C.,
auction, ON THURSDAY the 18Th day of December,
1877, at O'Clock P NJ, the above described pro-
perty. -.- 49,
The moiety Is In two very good four-room frame
houses and lots in good repair and located as above
The LOTS front 29a1l25 feet to an alley each.
TERMS: One third cash; balance In six and
twelve months, with negotiable notes. and interest
at the rate of six per cent. added.
w. +. q. GARNETT. JR.,
de 7 Special Commissioner.
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TINTED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE
~ OF A observation-disclosures to an order OF the
District Court Of the United States for The Eastern
District of Virginia, dated December s. 1877. re
"Woodson ct ais. rs. Steamer Isis" In admiralty.
shall sell said STEAMER, HER FUR TuRE
TACKLE, &C.. for cash, at public sale, IN front OF
The house, In the city of Richmond. on the
FIFTEENTH OF DECEMBER, SIT. at IL O'Clock
M.
This STEAMER IS 155 feet in length. has an iron
hull and double engines. and lies at Wormey's. on
the Pamunkcy river Parties Wishing 10 purchase
are Invited TO examine the vessel and BIZ present at
the sale G.. T.. RAMSDELL,
United States Marshal.
Dated December 5, 1877. de 6-6SeoitdS
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By Jno. L. Laughton, Jr., (Agent,) Auctionecr,
1923 Franklin street.

1923 Franklin street.
THRISTMAS PRESENTS-TOYS, TOI-
~ LET SETS. VASES. DOLLS. HANDKER-
CHEF AND GLOVE-BOXES. BOHEMIAN AND
CHINA GOODS, SHEtI;B0 BOZ WALL1P P1 o !;
The 10th instant, ut 1O. O'Clock, will sell at my
auciion-house, No 1928 Franklin street large in
voice of the above goods. together with regular
line Of
GOODS SUITABLE FOR THE HOLIDAYS;
to which the attention of the retail dealers and the
public Is called.
do AucIonctr.
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BY John Mccormick, Auctioneer,
1l414 Main street.
by j. J.. Appcrson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1Ol6 Main street. ..

UCTION SALE OF LOW-PRICED
n BUT GOOD-PAYING PROPERTY.-WilI lie
sold on the pr. misses, In the order named, WE'D
NESDAY. December IL, II ST. at 81 o'clock p. NJ.
BRICK DWELLING No. OF, at the soul heast cor
uer of Byrd and FIRST streets, containing four rooms
LOT 65132 feet Rent, $40 per month to good
tenant
BRICK AND FRAMED DWELLING. No. $40.
with six rooms kitchen, stable &C., the east side
of Church STR ct Oregon Hill. LOT 3Oxl 90 feet.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance at four, eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes Interest
added and secured by trust-deed.
de 6 j. L. APPERSOS. AuetiOneIr.
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been met on NIL occasions by the otti'
GERS Of the State, and willingness on their
part TO consider che views presented 70
them OH the part Of this company, Win ON
annarent desire to have all differences so adj
iusted ns In their Judgment shall best pro-
mote che Interests OF this company ana also
the interests OF the Commonwealth.
There now appears to be no reason WY
a sale az Tire property may not be reached
on or about the LIST OF April, 1875 more
than ninety per cent. OF the six-per-cent'
bonds and more than ninety-three per cent.
of the seyens have been placed at the dis-
posal OF the committee OF purchase ana re-
organization. AS soon as possible aiter tne
saSs and purchase by the committee the new
securities Of the re0rsanized company VIII
be issued in accordance with the plan
agreed upon, &. 2. HUNTINGTON,
% President.
REPORT OF THE riCE-PREsIDENT.
General Wickham, receiver, next read his
annual report, as follows: :
O. r, Huntingdon, Esq, Presidents
Dear sir,-I respectfully submit to you
INV report Of the operations OF this road Tor
the year ending September 80, 1877: ~
EARNINGS.
From passenger Observation-Disclosures 3o3,236 e
s;;s; l;;:; Esss &
ss$ ;ss s sss SO SO
Total. l,7o2,5s2 rs
OPERATING EXPENSES.
Train expenses. ....S36S,SS6 ~
Depot expenses-.....-. lfl,o1f 70
Miac ellaneous tx
IS sss:s sss damages: ess :ssSss
Maintenance Of Ways. 447,17o 40 ....E
Repairs Of machine .or o.
eryt................. 252,3ZS x ...,
ssnssei espense':::. sosss g
Total. 1,ses,224 SO
Earning over operating expenses. .ssss,so7 80
'n "pe g. o3o2o 90
Increase of operating expenses over .. =,
1S75-76............... ..'.s1So.1oo %
Decrease of earnings over operating
expenses or 1s76-'77, over 1875
and 1875. ...................:..... e1Sloo -
*Of this sum, 81 l4,243.03 was expended In the
pIt of ais sum- sS2,s64.3s was expended in re-
building engines to I'LL extent which made them
equal to new ones.
Theincrease in operating expenses is in
Train EXPENSE. ...:..a , s,ss$s 30
Miscellaneous expenses. 6,O69 %
Maintenance of way. 75,0s5 So
Repairs Of machinery. 23,S97 IL
rot.l................: sl2s,s2o s5
The decrease in operating eX-
penses is in
Losses and damages. ......$ ATS 81
General expenses. ''....... 6 f,ssS "a
Total, 1851 "a
Making net increase, as above stated,
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By J. l.. Apperson,
Real Estate AuctiOncer,
1O16 Main street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF COT
ONE MILE FROM RICHMOND.-By virtue OF u
deed Of trust dated the 9th OF May, 1872, duly re-
January. 1873, default having been made and be.
ing thereto required by the beneficiary. shall. as
acting trustee, SELL on the premises. on TUESDAY.
December 1S, lS77.at o'clock P. NJ. The above
described property, lying Gillies creek adjoin-
ing - Blakey's," now Fritz " mill tract, &c.
The COTTAGE contains six rooms, and the
place Is well adapted to trucking, dairy, &c.
TERMS Although The deed requires cash except
MS to $780, arrangements may probably be made
for more liberal terms, aud made known at sale.
A. b. APPERSON,
de- 6 Acting Trustee.
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By E. B. Cook, Auctioneer,
No. go Governor street.

DAMAGED HARDWARE AT AUG
~ TION.-On SATURDAY the 9th instant at 10
O'Clock, / will sell at the store of j. L. Porter,
Franklin street near the Old Market. large and
varied assortment of HARDWARE. slightly dam
The trade builders. and others is respectfully In
vited 1t is impossible to particularize but suffice
1t 10 say that the sale embraces almost every article
usually found In well-conducted hardware estab-
lishment.
These goods will be scld in lots to suit every one
In want L. b. COOK,
dc Auctioncer.
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:rRAYON PORTRAITS. The under.
" signed, having had considerable experience in
the art OF making ACCURATE -CRAYON LIKE
NESSES from photographs, would be pleased to re-
faction. and will make a HANDSOME LiFE-SIZE
PICTURE Tor the reasonable sum Of $40. Address
or call on GEORGE b. MATTHEW'S.
de 3-lnf 800 east Leigh street, city.
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mAECmEsrER AND VICINITY.

rroR OTHER ".LoCAL" SEE FIRST PAGE.
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BY Edward G.. GOddin.
Real Estate Auctloneer.
lOl5 Main street,

GRuBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
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WOOD AND COAL.

DIED. ASH ANTHRACITE COAL
LII This day landing from schooner John n. Par
ker, 500 tons genuine FRESH MINED B E n.
FRANKLIN EGG, STOVE, and CHESTNUT AN
THRAC1TE COAL. Those IN want Of choice az
tice win please send their orders to my Office,
ner Cary and seventeenth streets
de 49,, WRIT ROBERTS.