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lorward) agree entirely with tho gentleman IRON
Maine INT. HaeE II war be avertcd by any sort
OF wise diplomacy let u be dopc. Tho Committee on
Forelgn Affairs may do mucn In consultation With
tho Executive 30 bring about some sort OF negotIa
ton | prepared say whether II
- right 70 rcces tho do iscte government OF Dsz
am NOS sufficiently acquainted with the iacss Let
tho Conmisieo on Fossisn Affairs have this matter
specially asd emphaicaly referred 10 H. and 10, the
committsc confer with the Executive. iee assured
that this administrator much 10 favor OF pence
as tho gentleman from New York, tho gentleman
from Maine. myself or seven isntns Of tho Amcrcan
Its counscs ey the COMMITTEES ON Foreign AnairG
Mr.. BuscuAnp. rep.l OF ~, argaed that tho orig-
nal resolutions Tspor Ted from the Committee Ways
and cans we're Ia Tho usual form and gave AL
sary power she Comm ittec on Foreign Anti No
gon.icm.n would dcpiSre more Than himself any % ae
plunge tho two sister republics oil the United states
and Mexico into bot hc DID not believe that thero
was anything IN the Presidents Message iooKing IN
RHMARgs OF HR- oAnrIgLD.
Mr. GAHpIyLD (rep) ofOhio, suggested TO Mr.. Hewitt
10 modify his amendment by oinItting that part Of IL
relating 10 treaty. 10 clear that that
auy pnrt OF the business Of tho House. c recognized
that the present relations between the United States
and Mexico wero on delicate ground, and therefore
nothing should DC omitted that would lend 10 lessen
tho dsngcrs or apprchonsloss oi war. The question
was now In tho hands Of tho Commit on Military
Anairs iact when was IN itsolf indication that Il
:" be- eeasu,ed Re R' sbousns ,he s,er y ,pouls @is
nrst DO considered by tho Com nlttcc on Foreign Az
on Military Anxirs until something moro was roo u,s,sc
than caino within The Jurisdicton OF tho Commiltcc
on Foreign Affairs Ho did not bcevc tho Executive
had any idea of aEgvavstiDG the chances oil war,
tue apprehension was thas the people OF Texas foeL
Ing keeaiy as they he'd right 70 tee tho difculues
10 wnich they had been subjected By Mexico, vers
precisely In pacific frame Of mind and ,ha, from
that might como danger Of war. He therefore
thought u w'se that the Commntcs Foreign Analrs
should noi only consider tho subject but that such
resolution ~ that proposed the Nov
YORK tMr HEWITT mod,hed. as he suggested, should
bc adopted Ho beloved " woud tend 10 ailay apprc
nensions on the subject
Mr.. PoTrxR tdomD Of N. y, said that he also heard
approximations OF war With Mexico which gcn-
reman from ONO (Garacld) referred, bot tho sppre-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-11
ByGrubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

THAT MOST VAL U A B LIE IRON
i FRONT TENEMENT, No; 1901, SITuATED
ATT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF MAIN AND
TENTH STREETS, AT AUCTION.-Ry request of
the trustees OF the Presbyterian Committee Of Pub
lcation we will sell by auction, upon the premises,
on THURSDAY the 18th day Of October, at l
O'Clock r. n, that splendid property situated as
above and occupied by the Committee of Publication
and Others 49, ..r--,
east line Tenth street about feet to Wide alley,
and Is entirely covered by the building, which was
erected since the war In the most thorough manner
in every respect. and has six floors, Including sub
basement, basement; main store, and three floors
above all well lighted from the front ON Main street
and by side, windows ON Tenth street. Il ~: se,
The main store Is one OF the largest and most
elegant In the city, and In every point TOT
a frst-ciass fashionable business establishment is
not surpassed by any other. 90.
The hyst floor above the store Is talo on INTO
nine desirable oces, and the other floors are avail
able for business purposes. ,.,... ,,, "a
init that IN respect Of location, CONSTRUCTION, ee
gaace aud for eapaci ye 80
ever, has been offered at public sale.
fTsRrss WIN I,e made known 81 the time of sale
ioc GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
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4 UCTION SALE OF PERSONAL PRO.
N PERTY AND REAL ESTATE.By request
of the owner Will sell at public auction, GU the
premises of Mr. e. Vickers on the corner CT Eighth
and Perry streets, in the city OF Manchester, on
THURSDAY, october 1lth. 1877, at IL O'Clock
A. NJ, the following property-,owit:
20 CARTS; .a-
20 sets OF HARNESS, almost new:
] FINE YOUNG MARE, four years old;
I BUGGY with pole anu shafts;
/ set Of SINGLE and DOUBI,E-HARNESS;
3 dozen No. 2 SHOVEI.S, nearly new;
PICKS, CROWBARS,
DERRICKS, WHEELBARROWS:
in fact many other articles Of this kind too nuine-
rous to mention.
TERMS: Cash as to personal property. -,
viii also offer for sale SEVENTY ACKES s,i ns
LAND in Chesterfield county. about three miles
from Nanchester situated on The Midlothian turn
pike The aforementioned land Is beautifully So To-
country store, This land has been surveyed and
laid of in lots from six to len acres WI s6a IN
the aucioneer and will be exhibited on day of sale.
TERMS: Liberal; made known on day OF sale.
X. y. TAYLOR,
oc 3-5.a.1O.&1l Auctioneer.
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By Robert B. Lyme,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
No. 1912 Main street,

OMMISSIONER'S SALE OF VERY
INVALUABLE GRIST-MILL AND LAND At
THERETO, IN HENRIG0 COUNTY ,
RICHMOND, NEAR THE NEW CENTRAL
URNPIK E.-By virtue of decree Of the Circuit
Court of Henrico entered OIL the 18th day Of No
yernber, S7l, in the suit Of John Turpins execu-
tors Us. Benjamin w. Roper's administrators and
others, the undersigned, as speciai commissioner
ses, on TUESDAY the 23d day of October. ls77iat
~ NJ, that portion Of the FARM on which the lale
BENJAMIN w. Roper reside at the time OF his death,
and described In the papers in said suit as the MIL
tract, containing A $1,000 ACRES; more or less.
on which there Is a GRIST-MItL with good water
power, and has on excellent country trade.
TERsIs Cash as to sufticiGncy TO pay cost and ex-
uenses of safe and cost of suit and IS 10 the residue
upon credit Of one two, and three years. with lc-
gal interest thereon from day of sae the purchaser
to execute bonds with good personal security for
The deferred payments, aud the tile to he retained
until oil the purchase money is paid and convey
ance ordered by the court.
EDWARD Y. CANNON. r.
oc IL ." Special Commissioner.
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. -5,1vrToN ,s;aiIE,s..Future Days 3, 3
III sBsiJ. Thomson tBrown' s 4
.q,fsi ,Reat Estate Agent and Aucdoneer.
r.,.f.- mo. 11l3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FOUR
SsyRRiCK RESIDENCES AT THE SOUTHWEST
Conner OF CLAY AND SECOND STREETS;
AND ALSO A. VACANT LOT ON THE ?, NORTH @ 2;I,h
AND SECOND STREETS, NEXT TO THE e. RESI-
FENCE OFMRS. ALI. GLAZEBROOK virtue
Of decree OF the Richmond Chancery Court entered
hpril 2s, 1877, in the suits of Gillian. &C., rs:
Gjazebrook, executor, &C., and National Bank OF
Virginia us. same. we, the undersigned, commits
sioners appointed for the purpose, win sell on FRI
DAY, october 9: 1877 on the premises at ocI9s Loo
DENcEs, Nos; III, Il3, ll5i and III east s Glay
street. occupied respectively by Mcssrs. W. H. Cb!lds
E. O. Fitzgerald, A. Noise, and w. p. Crutchueid,
fronting about twenty feet on the south SIDE OF
Clay street, and running back between parallel linee
to an alley about ten feet wide. The dwellings con.
tain about seven rooms each. and detached kitchens
with three rooms. Also, that very desirable UlLO-
ING LOT on the opposite side OF Clay street 'front.'
ing 80 feet and running back about LOO feet to an
alley about feet widc and Immediately adjoins
the residence of Mrs. A.. Fl. Glazebrook or the west
The attention of parties desiring good Investments
Is called to This sale. .-. ....
TERMs: One third cash balance ut six, twelve
and eighteen months. interest added, and title ro
tanned I'LL all The purchascmoncy is paid and con-
- 80, 81. NJ. GILLIAN.
.. .-.f....... r. AUSTIN SMITH,
n
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BY Richardson's Co., ,...
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. l113 Main street,

A. LARGE AND HIGHLY VALUABLE
IN AND ATTRACTIVE BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE ON THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
MAIN AND FOURTH STREETS FOR SALE BY
AUCTION.-We shall, at The request of the owner,
October II, 1877, at ~ O'Clock 2. NJ that valuable
and attractive EEAD-COLORED BRICK DWELL
ING; with basement, tive stories, attic, and wing in
the rear, containing about twelve rooms, besides
closets, &C.. kitchen, stable carriage house all In
thorough repair, and LOT on the northwest corner
of Main and Fourth streets. - ..'E.s.',E
Parties Wishing 10 purchase should not allow this
unusual opportunity for u good investment III first
class brick dwelling In such central and de-
srbe locality to escape their attention. for Rich
mond can scarcely offer more desirable Investment
anywhere.
ally liberal terms, say several years. to be announced
at the time of sale. RICHARDSON & CO.,
oc IL AuctiOnccr5
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by PoindeXter & Topper,
Rexl Estate Agents and AucIioneers.
No. 1900 Main street, under Planters %utiona Ba nix.
| uCTIOx SALE OF FOUR HUNDRE

4 UCTIOx SALE OF FOUR HUNDRED
n AND NINETY ACRES OF MOST YALUA-
TY, AND WITHIN TWO AND A HALE MILES
OF WINDSOR SHADES, ON THE CH1CkA-
HONlINY RIYER.-isy request of the owners we
shall sell by auction, at New Kent Courthouse, on
THURSDAY. October l lih courtesy, nj y
known as LITTLE MOUNTAIN" The attention
of those engaged En the wood business is called to
the SALE as 1t Is estimated that this tract VIII cut
quantity Of material suitable for railroad-tics.
Labor is abundant i'm the neighborho5d, and teams
for hauling can be engaged at moderate rates.
For more particular description apply to ROBERT
CHANDLER, New Rent Courthouse, or the under
signed
months, satisfactorily secured.
POINDEHTER & UPPER, Auctioneers.
se17l9,lo.23.2527.29 *. & oc1 8. IS .S.910.1
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- II. ,.- Real Estate AucaDnecr,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE ON NINTH STREET BE.
TWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN STREETS,
KNOWN AS THE NIAOPERA-HOUSE.n
Nv virtue of the provisions Of certain DEED OF
trust executed by James D Browne ana wife, bear
ing date 9th June, 1875. duly Eecorded IN klch-
mond Chaneery Court Ia ID b. Ne e., ioo a, page
ed by The beneficiary In said deed procee to sell ut
The i3tb October, 1877, ar AZ O'Clock z. NJ. the
REAL ESTATE described In said deed, consisting
lot of land fronting SO feet on the west nne OF
Ninth street between Main and franklin streets,
RUNNING back so feet. upon which stands the VfR-
GINA OPERA-H0USE; also. the lot On the south
line of Franklin between Eighth and Ninth streets.
fronting 2Ok feet, and running back LOT feet,
together with al tlseimproyenents thereon. 10. .
This property has been for MANY years known as
the tivIRGINiA OPERA-HO USE is a fashtona-
bic Mace of amusement, and situated In the very
heart of the city, and on one of the ost
and fashionable cross streets. 1t Is arranged Tor
stores in front and dwelling above, and between
The two entrances k broad passage-~ay leading 10
TERMS Whilst the deed requires cash sale, we
are auth zed by the creditor to accept III lieu OF
cash the /, >wingterms-vZ., enough In cash to de-
fray expenses OF saie ana tlirdof the purchase
money, and balance of debt due 10 the creditor
Mt four, eight, and twelve months for negotiable
notes interest added ut six per cent. per annum' :
and as to the surplus OF the sale on such terms as
the representative of the said James D.. Browne,
deceased. sall prescrb he and direct or on failure 10
give such directions, then such terms as the trus.
tees shall announce ut the time of sale. the s;tid
credif-payu enS to be secured y ueed OF 1Tusb on
said property AN iI3 ny FiTzlHi' Sh''
Trl1St
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BY Robert 3. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and hucionter-
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
" ELEGANT. ATTRACTIVE, AND SUBSTAN-
TIAL THREE-STOlSY STOCk-BRlCh DMEL'
LING, THE RESIDENCE OF THE LATE Wiz
LIAM RUSSELL ROBINSON. SITUATED On
THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF TENTH AND
MARSHALL STREETS, BY AUCTlON:-lll
pursuance OF q decree OF the Chancery Court
of the city OF Richmond. entered the Sd day OF
May. 1877, i'll the suit Of Robinson cs- Robinson
shall proceed TO sell upon the premises on TUES
DAY the 18th day Of October, 1877. 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.,
completes; III chen is thrde-story s;oek-brick. and
contains six rooms; stable Is large and has capacity
for three carriages and five horses the front porch
and steps are Of the best granite and well construct
ed. The yard is enclosed on front and side by q
costly and handsome iron railing. built upon sub
stantial granite wall. The location of this property
Is as desirable as any I'm Richmond. and the neigh
borhood strictly frst-cass. The house was built of
the finest material, without regard 10 cost. and the
81 feet on Marshall street, and extends back 70
feet to wide alley. Besides city water there is In
the yard we'll Of fine water.
TERMS; One fourth In cash; residue upon a
credit of six, twelve aud eighteen months, with ne
gotable notes. six per cent. interest added and tiie
retained until all The puchase-money Is paid and a
conveyance is ordered by the court.
PO1TIAUX ROBINSON, &.
a '- Special Commissioner.
&C 1,2,3.4,6,S,9,l1,13.15&1 80 .....
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RAILROAD LINES.
sCHEDCLE OF TRAINS TAKING rrrrrr
| SUNDAY, AUGUST :. 1877:

3. d 81 + a#ssFt s~.FE loffs
IhkooG =, NAL FRAN DAILY.
w. .Aves Richmond; arrives a.
BarkeylIle 9:4G A. ~, Danyie
1875 Z. b.. Greensboro $50
and Charlotte 7:26 L. 81
No. S-4:25 A. NJ, leaves Charlotte; arrives at
salisbury G:ls \; NJ. Greens.
1918 4. ~. Burkevi ns'. SGs
.s 7. M..nnd Richmond 423 Psi.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.
No. 3-lO50 Z. H.. leaves Richmond: arrives q,
vile 5:54 4. NJ. t;recmsbor'y,
s:l5 a. 81: Salisbury HOO
A. b.,and Charlotte l:l5 r. ",
No. 4 $50 +. NJ, leaves Charlotte arrives NJ
salisbury 1880 p. ~. Green's
bor0 u. ~. Danv,llc 1920
A. NJ. BurkcTle +:i3 A. NJ
and Richmond TAI 4. ".
LYSCHBURG ACCOMMODATIONS DAILY.
No. 81 600 4. H., leaves Richmond daily and az.
rivts at Burkeviiic II 1925 p
NJ. connecting iih the A., 81
K o. X. X. for all points In the
southwest and the various
springs and summer resorts OF
the line of that road.
No. 6-l2:5O T. NJ. leaves Eurhcrillc daily anil ar.
rtves 1t Richmond at BIG l..
NJ. connecting with A., 81 &
o. X. X. from all points soutl.
and southwest. and f-,a the
various springs and suElucr re-
sorts on that road.
Trains Nos. and 9 stop only al Amelia Court
mouse. Burkevltie, hCySville brakes Branch. Roam
oke, Glover. Scottsburg. Wolf Trap Boston, Barks-
dale's, Dundee. Danvilc, ReidSyiilc, Greensboro
ThOmasve, Salisbury China Grove. and AIRLINE
Railroad Junction.
Trans Nos. ] and g connect 1t Dundee with the
Virginia Midland railroad. At Greensboro. for Ra-
leigh. Goldsl,oro' and intermediate points. with "
G.. railroad. AT Airline Juncfion with Atlanta and
Charlotte Airline. At Charlotte with Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta railroad 10 and from all
points North and South.
Trains Nos. 3 aud will stopat al! stations ard
connect IT Richmond going North ami South with
the K, F. G z. K. Il. for Washington and all points
North and West, aud with the c. ( q. Il. r. for
Greenbricr White Sulphur and other SPRINGS In
West Virginia. At Greensboro with the y. e.. and
\. w. n. g. railrOa Is to and from salem. NC. Ra-
leigh and Goldsboro', and Intermediate points
At Salisbury with Western y. 4. railroad. These
trains run daily on Richmond and Danville rail-
road, and connect rs above. except going north
on Sunday morning and going south on Monday
morning. Trains making iS connection .un iny
OH Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac auJ
Chesapeake and Ohio railroads except Sunday.
Trains on y. W. y. {. railroad run from Green's
bor0' IL Salem daily except sunday aud from salem
TO Greensboro daily except SATURDAY.
Tickets sold 10 all southern AMI southwestern
points, and btggag" checked through.
Local tickets are good only Tor continuous paseaye
between the points namcl GA the ric.cts. So lav-
over checks WI! he given.
Y. VI. T.. TALCOTT,
General Superintendent.
JOHN r. MACMCRDO. General Passenger Agent.
~ IL
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Sy Jd~ardtC. Goddin.
Reaa Essate Agent and Auctioneer,
lO15 Main street.

TRUSTEES AND COMMISSIONERS
Il SALE OF BRIOK DWELLING No. 304
SOUTH RELVIDERE STREET, BETWEEN
BEVERLY AND kLBEMARLE STREETS. AT
AUCTIUN-By virtue of deed of trust dated
21st Of April 1871 ard duly recorded IN the Chan
der AUTHORITY OF the United States District Court,
Shall SELL being required SO to do by the beneficiary
therein secured. OH MONDAY, October ~. 1877,
at O'Clock p. N. on the premises. the REAL ES-
TATE csnreyed,in said deed, situated rs above de-
scribed. bci,g an excellent NEW BRICK VEIL:
ING, containing eight rooms; porch enlirc front OF
the house: kitGkan The premises. The LOT fronts
81 feet and runs back 140 feet to an alley. This Is
very desirable place, and in section rapidly I'm
TERMS: Cash.as to expenses of sale and to pay
one note of $500, due 10th of September, 1877
another for SlDe, due 25th of September. 1877;
1877. and the balance on the 2Srh of June, 1878;
with six per cent. interest thereon; title retained
- ~. JAMES Fl. GODDlN,
&C IL Trustee and Special Commissioner.
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~ By Robert B. Lyme,
4 Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912, Main street.

nEsIRABLE, CONVENIENT, AND
FRANkEiN.sTREET REsiDENCE, CORNER
OF sHAFER STREET, FOR SALE AT PUB
Lie AUCTION.-By request Of the owner, Rev. A.
e. Dickinson (who has purchased the residence Of
the Rev. James D. Taylor oppose|I will sell upon
the premises, n public suction, on THURSDAY the
25th day Of October, 1877, at AZ O'Clock z. NJ. the
above-descrlbed truly valuable and convenient
FRAME RESIDENCE. The main house Is two
and-a-half stories high, and contains ten rooms :
with gas, water, and the usual convenienGes IN a
dwelling OF this class. and is2compaTatiyely new,
having been built about siI years. The EischeT Ths
detached, and contains four rooms. &c: lug
purors have large bay-windows. and are nttea up
With fine chandeliers and marble manners. inns
residence is situated In most sxceHens nsisnpof-
hood-second to none In the. city, beside peing SO
ne.r ~ Monroe Park. The strTet-cars run Wltnlp 8
short GsTancs Of the door and afford constant COM
mnnicaffon with the business portion OF the CITY.
THIS Il Certainly one of the few desirable dwellings
,oug fnr sale. and being on the proposed extended
franklin avenue is bound to greatly increase IT'S
yainee The lot hiss a front Of 80 feet on FRANKLIN
street aud runs back LOU feet on Shafer street TO
wide alley. ~.
OF six. twelve, eighteen, nnd twenty-four mouths.
the purchaser 70 give negotiable notes, with legal
interesr added from the day or sale and TO be Sc
cured by trust deed. ROBERT b. LYNE,t
foe Ills. 1b,l e,20. &dtds Aucuoneer. i
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~ 8, ", Powell, Auc,toneer,
'Isst;1SaA Main street. !

t,s,.s, sy .-AasssssfI =,
r ARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK Q lsT
IL pAWNBRoKER$ SLyI I'm isssts sH at 10
assIock. WIN scf al nav store large ana ss.
stock Of PAWRBRoKERsueLo AhineS' .sN'Ae's,
mEE IVY ;REAyER OyERcokTS; 60 - errs,.
nIrrtrtt ami sCNSSTMEHE DIR ESS- ana boS1-
- NESs-CoATss, PANTS, and VESTS.
Al invoice Of DRY GOODS, NoTloNsss,,, ma !.
WARE &c. from a merchant dec s'an 1
| ness. lt,'ES ,rco 100 e-acf.tt.,s h &
200 Gallon STONE JARsa ga
Fse cases superior MIXED PA ..S,r ss,a,s4ted
The attention Of the trade ~ n, sns ntnfiso,
as the goods will be pos.uSeiS Eo' ~ PTWEI.L, :
rcseryS ,aAir i so n.y. Auc1ioneer.
1 'oc Id ..--.~..-.------------------
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents..
Eleventh street between Main and Bank

THE VALUABLE BRICK RESIDENCE
i ON THE EAST SIDE OF EIGHTH STREET
ADJOINING THE RESIDENCE OF E. D. EACHO,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-We will sell al AUG
at AZ O'Clock p. NJ, the valuable BRICK RESI-:
DESCE situated as above, containing seven good
rooms, besides large garret-room In main building
-four rooms in the wing, -closels, bathroom,
coal and wood.house. The lot fronts % feet 8
inches and runs back 100 feet TO an alley 10 rect
WIDE. This property Is In good repair 10 an exec
the best business portion of the city.
TERMS: One fourth cash; the balance at SIX,
twelve and eighteen months for negotiable notes,
s; ner cent Interest added secured by tTustdeed.
GA - - .o'.,'''''''a2 1GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS,
o.1i -. Auctloueers.
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BY as. Macdouga II, ,AHtioneer,
No 10 Governor street. t,.

r,LEGANT oIL-P'AIN TINGs.
Ia ENGRkvINGs,. GER0M0ss, PlCTpR sE.
.feS1est or Mr. s. K. .Csnphcll who is q de- e,
Ginning business. will sIl at his store on MINI
street under virginia opcra-House, on THURS
DAY the Ith Instant, at f0S O'Clock. the entire
STOCK of VALUABLE tOILrPAINTiNGS, CHRO-
MOS. &C. embracing in part the following:
TRIBUTE. MONEY, a5,t a. .........
: = NEhPOLITAS FISHER-BOY.
= =: EXPECTATI0N>i TEhIPTATION,
:. ARKANSAS TRAN Filler. ..
ROAT-RIDlNG, BLACK FOREST.
ROTTERDAM, -
EVENING PRAYER. Plus TX. ....
INFATUATED MONK. THE VIRGIN,
WAITING FOR A SHOT,
WINTER SCENE = .s,.L = .a...'.
FALSTAFE, DEER CHASE, .4 .r:..f .....r
SCENE ON TIaE RHINE, .. ..-.
and many others coo numerous to rpention' ~ q q.
ALSO, a.s.s. fZ.''i.
the entire stock OF GILT and WALNUT-fkAMES
MOULDINGS, PICTUkE-MATS, &C, 10.
The attention or fne public Is respectively asked
to this saie as thegoods are all nrst-class apo nhs
be sold. 49, .,., ,-
The winscedlleaton viii be ready for saspeoeos
ON " EDNESDAT che 10th Instant .,. 81
JAS. MACDNT&AUL
90 :.. - = .Aurctieneor-
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uaInuoAnaIIHES...

On and after MONDAY, August 9Th, trains will
run on this road as follows. - h.t.
SCOT A. a. Leaves the Byrd-Street station daily eek
cepr Sunday, connecting With the bal,
tirnOre and Ohio and Baltimore and
- .-.. Potomac railroad. due At WASHINGTON
ut ITO z. ~: Baltimore at 3:lO T.
NJ Philadelphia ut $50 Z. NJ. New
York Mt 1918 p. NJ ~ -
a.ao p NJ leaves Byrd-Street station daily =, dr.
ing at Washington at $3.50 p M.
~ Baltimore Mt 1f:4o r. M pli,adei,
9-.. i.., phia at $40 AM: Ne York al fS:S5
A. 81. Through ST. enpr frnm Rich.
1nond TO New 7" ,rk nrfce Of berth AZ
AIS P. M. AcCoMMor1 ,ATioN TEAM, io Of
GJunct'o.. =. leaves Broad-Street station
nah Sundays exCepted).
TOO a. d. t~rrives NJ Byrd-Strcet station daily
80 leaves New York ut $3.50 the prece-
ding evening; Baltimore at 1855 p
NJ; Washington ut $50 p. 81
l045 T. 3D. arrives AT ByrdStrcet station daily lex.
cept Sunday. Leaves New York al
.r.. BIS A. M: Philadelphia Mt 1905
7. NJ; Baltimorea At 81 5 p. NJ; w ash.
ington At $50 p. NJ
e:25 A. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrive
at BrOad-Street station daily tSun
days excepted).
.. General Superinlcntie
-. G. A. TAYLOR,
| te23 General Freight and Ticket Agent.