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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-11
DICHMOND AND DANVHLE RAIL-
LII ROAD COMPANY.
THROUGH NAIL TRAIN DAILY.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
SUNDAY, MARCH 8, 1878.
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
No. 1850 A. NJ, leaves Richmond; arrives IT
Burkeville HOP A. NJ. Dan
Vile 3:l2 T.. b.. Greensboro
5:l5 r. ", SALISBURY 1885 Z.
NJ. and Charlotte 9:42 +. VI.
No. 2-6:l7 A. NJ, leaves Charlotte: arrives NJ
Salisbury 500 a. NJ. Green's
boro' 1882 4. 81. Danyll!c
1897 =. ~, Burkevillc 5:O7
Z. NJ, and Richmond 7:45 ~.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.
No. Stills P. W.. leaves Richmond: arrives a.
Burkeyile 2:l5 A.. VI. Dan;
vile 7:26 4. 81. Greensboro
H.. Ma and nd Charlotte Chi lis +. II. "
No. 4-4:l2 z. NJ, Leaves Charl tie: arrives ut
boro' sos +. NJ. Dauyic
1902 7. NJ. Burkeville 81 \.
NJ. and Richmond 6:OJ NJ
Trains Nos. l and 2 VIII stop 1T all stations and
connect at Burkeve with the Atlantic. Mississippi
anu Ohio railroad 70 and from Farmvilie. Lynch
burg: and all southwestern points: AZ DUNDEE WITH
the Virginia Midland railroad. At Greensboro viii!
the Northwestern North Carolha railroad for Salem
and intermediate points: At Airline Junction
WITH Aan ana GnaPSe .na rarHa To-
and from all points North and South.
Traias Nos. 3 and will connect az Richmond GO
Ing North and South with the Richmond, Frcdc-
ricksbura and Potomac railroad for Washington
and all points North and West and with the Che 81
peake and ONO ia lr0ad lOr All pOnls W est. ~
Dundee with Virginia Midland railroad to and
from Washington and all points North aud West;
At Grecnboro' with tn. North Carolina railroad
to and from Raleigh and Goltsboro', and inter-
mediate points. At Salisbury with the Western
North Carolina railroad. These trains run daily
on Richmond and Danve railroad, and connect u
above, except going north on Sunday morning and
going south Monday morning Trains making this
connection run daily on Richmond. Fredcrichs-
burg and Potomac and Chesapeake ana Ohio rail
roads except Sunday Train No. 3 stops at all sta
lions north of Danyillc, and south OF Danvic ONLY
at Beuaja. Greensboro, Thomasyllc, Salisbury, and
Air Line Junction. Eo.4 stops 1T all stations norl
of Danville, and south OF Danyillc only ut BeuaJa.
Greensboro, Tbomasvillc, Lexington. Salisbury.
aud AIRLINE Junction.
Trains on the y. W. n. {. railroad run between
Greensboro and Salem daily except sunday
Pullman palace drawlng-fOom and sleeping-'ar'
run on trains Nos. l and 2 between New I"rh.
Richmond. and Atlanta. and Oh Nos. 3 ana De-
between Richmond and Charlotte. and hctwcc!
Washington, DanvilIe, Charlotte, aud Savannah
Tickets sold to all southern and southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
Local tickets arc good only for continuous passage
between the points named on the tickets. No lay
over checks will he given.
T. n. Il. TALCOTT.
General Superintendent
JOHN r. MACMuRDo, General Passenger Agent.
NH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-11
By W. Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO SMALL
i BRICK TENEMENTS ONTHE EAST LINE
OF FIRST BETWEEN ARCH AND BYRD
STREETS.-By virtue of deed OF trust executed
to the subscriber by John Scott and Mary his Wife,
bearing date 18th OF July, 1872 duly recorded In
at public auction, on The premises, on MONDAY the
9Th OF March, 1878. at 3 O'Clock 2. NJ. The TWO
SMALL BRICK TENEMENTS located as above,
now occupied by the saio Scott. The LOT has 4
front of 46x65 feet to the Second African church.
TERMS: Made known ut the time Of sale. AL
though the deco requires cash sale 10 the extent OF
about $500. yet by consent. other terms will doubt
less be given. WILLIAM JOSIAH LEAkE,
NH IL Trustee
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BY james NJ. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs.
otfIca corpcr 4 laypntI, and Bank streets.

FRANK D. HILL. Auc,ioneer. fl
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Council Notes.-The Council has decided
that the Richmond Cedar Works he's the
right to select or assign its premises with
out the consent OF the Council.
Water-rents have been RENTED to April
], 1878.
The bricks taken up from Bridge avenue
are TO be used on Twelfth street, and new
brick will be procured for the avenue.
The sidewalk on Hull street from the arch
to Bridge avenue will be repaired as soon
rs possible.
The reservoir is to be thoroughly cleaned
out for the reception of water. -
The Council will meet in regular session
Friday, March 10th.
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Personai.- "A number Of the constituents
OF Mr.. w. L. Moody ask him to withdraw
his resignation as q member OF The Council
for the Third Ward. Mr.. Moody has been
at various times member OF the old Trus-
tees ana Council. and has always proved a
most efficient one.
Among the visitors to the city Saturday
were w. j. Dance, OF Powhatan; County
Surveyor j. K. Laprade; B. A. Hancock,
Commonwealtll's attorney; j. r. Hatha-
way, OF Chesterfield Courthouse; and E. G..
Cabell, Meade Haskins, and Wyatt c. Ora
dy, OF Richnlond.
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WTANTED, TO SELL EXTENSION
w TOP FAMILY PHAETONS, JUMP-SEAT
ROCKAWAYS, LADIES' PHAETONS. TOP and
OPEN FASHIONABLE DRIVING y G Els,
secondhand Family Carriages, Ladies' Phaetons
Top and Open Buggies. Repairing done In besl man
uer call solicited. W. G.. SMITH,
Fifth street between Broad and Marshall streets.
lie 20-1m
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By Frank D. Hill,
Real Estate Auctioneer and Agent,
No. llOS Main street.

GRACE-STREET LOTS WEST END)
VI FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-lit the request of
the owner viii offer for sale ut auction on FRI
DAY, March L., 1878. at 8 O'Clock 7. ~, EIGHTY
FEET OF GROUND on the north side of Grace be-
yond Shafer street, and opposite to the Presbyterian
chapel. These lots are $50 feet deem to an allev.
Grace street will In few months he extended to
the Baptist College, which will add greatly to the
value of these lots, already valuable on account of
the many improvements going on within n
square of this location. There IS no better chance
to purchase cheap and desirable lots.
TERMS: Reasonable. and announced on day OF
sale. FRANK u. HILL,
NH IL Auctioncer.
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nAgcHEsTEn AND VICINITY.

The City School Board. Some changes
having occurred in tile personnel OF the
city School Bosrd, q revised list ts publish
ed: First Ward--MayorsJ James A.. Clarke,
William II. Garnet, o. b. Sims. Second
Ward--G. A. peplc, Thomas Al. Fendiey,
David j.. Weisiger, Third Ward-Rev. VII.
liam A. Campbell, +. C. D. Farmer, John =.
Cogbill. Fourth Ward--Rey. d. 3. win.
free, Charles w. Turner, and George Il.
Macon. Rev. w. A. Campbell is president.
and II. j. Weisiger clerk pro te'sa.
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The City Waste Dam.-The city waste
dam has been completed, ard will be re.
ccived In a few days. The work is substan-
tia, and reflects credit upon Mr.. j. G. Meth
erwood, the contractor, bis assistants,
Messrs. Brown and Mccullough, and Cap
tain James "A. Lipscomb, acting City Engi-
neer, under whose direction it was done.
An exhibit OF all the receipts and dis
bursements on the work will be reported By
the Water Committee at the next meeting Of
the Council.
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BY w. Goddin,

Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF EXCEL
OLENT FARM OF ONE HUNDRED AND
THIRTY-FIVE ACRES. ON THE RIVER ROAD
TEN MILES WEST OF RICHMOND, IN HEN
RICO COUNTY.-By virtue Of n decree of the Cir
cult Court Of Henrico, entered OH The 23d Janu-
ary 1878. in the case of Ellis, &C.. Dukes adj
minIstralor, &C., we shall, US special commissioners
thereby appointed proceed 10 sell at public aucion,
i'm front of Henrico county courthouse, on FRI.
DAY, March 15 1878, at - O'Clock H., the FARM
located as above, OF which Thomas Duke died
seized, containing about ONE HUNDRED AND
THIRTY-FIVE ACRES. The location Is 4 deSira-
bic one, and the farm said TO be excellent one,
with comfortable improvements thereon
TERMS One third cash; balance at six and
and title retained till all Of the purchasc-moncy IS
fully paid and conveyance ordered by the court.
CHASTAIN WHITE,
JOHN a. LYNHAM,
NH 2.5S.l1,l4&l5 Special Commissioners.
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by James nj. Taylor < Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO NEAT
L. FRAME DWELLINGS ON THE EAST SIDE
OF TWENTY-FOURTH BETWEEN NJ AND \
STREETS.-By virtue of the provisions OF u certain
deed of trust executed by NJ. A. Clarke and wife.
bearing date December 80, 1878, duly recorded In
the clerks office of Richmond Chancery Court, in
u. Is. 1O7 b, page CO. shall, In execution thereof,
being so required by the beneficiary In said deed,
proceed to sell at public auction the premises, oil
FRIDAY the 18Th day of March. 1878, at A..
o'clock z. NJ the real estate conveyed by said deed
consisting of u LOT OF LAND In the CITY of Rich
mond, fronting A feet on The east side of twenty
fourth street between NJ and streets, with TWO
NEAT FRAME DWELLINGS thereon, and run
ming back between parallel lines 25 feet to an alley
IA feet wide.
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay the expenses Of
sale and the sum of $1,000, with interest thereon
from December 80. 1877; and the balance upon
such credit as will be made known at the hour Of
sale. II. SELDON IAlLOR, trustee.
T NJ TAYLOR e SON Aucioneers. NH 3
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Minor iopicS.-The Manchester corn
mill has been leased by Woodson Nunnally,
and will soon be in operation.
DIR. Chiles's bill for the extension OF the
corporate limits has passed both houses OF
the General Assembly. It takes in the wa
ter-front for mile below the city.
Yesterday was payday with all the hands
at Belle Isle, and with most Of those on the
water-liDe.
The County Court OF Chesterfield meets
to-day at II o'clock A. NJ.
A good force is at work making stone
foundation for The new scale-house in the
Danville railroad yard.
Mayor Clarke expects to submit his an
nual report at the next meeting OF the City
Council.
The semi-annual ball OF the Red Stocking
Baseball Club takes place at Cersley's Hall
OF Reception: John Robinson, Charles Wy
att, and Willie Hart.
The work Of remodeiling the old Patter-
son House, at the corner Of Seventh and
Hull streets, goes bravely on. Some Of the
bricks in the building are marked TIT.
The building was remodelled about fifty
years ago.
Some fine serenaders were over Friday
night, and honored a number OF our citi-
zens Gncluding the Dispatch reporter) with
some excellent vocal and instrumental
music.
The religious meetings at the Methodist
church having been eminently successful
will be continued every night this week.
Water was turned on Saturday night to
the great delight Of the unwashed and un-
terrified sovereigns. The bydrants nave
been dry for over six months. Captain
Lipscomb and the Water Committee are
universally popular to-day.
Two colored parties who were caught
stealing iron from the Richmond and Dan-
vile railroad shops yesterday, on being dis
covered fed to Richmond, but were over
taken and turned over to the police.
The fine car being built at the Petersburg
shop for the Cuban mail service is rapidly
approaching completion.
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REAL ESTATE At PRIVATE SALE.

TOR SALE PRIVATELY.-I offer a.
E for sale privately the very desirable BRICK Iii
DWELLING No. 10 east Grace street, between
First and Foushee, now occupied by Mr. A. NJ. Bal,
lev The house contains eight large and three small
rooms, with gas-hxtures. BATH &C.; kitchen OF
brick with four rooms; brick stable. Iron vtrait-
da in front, and back Dorches. This house Is In
one of the most desirable locations In the city, and
will be sold OIL reasonable terms. For further 1n-
formation apply to
,,,,, otood l1OS Main street,
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MANCHEsTER ADVERTISEMENTS.
g PECIAL n Office.

To the Dispatch Reporter:
You will please publish the sentiments Of the ma
iorty of the citizens of The Third Ward asking that
W. l.. MOODY, Esq, one of their representatives.,
aud who recently rendered his resignation as y
member Of the City Council. he respectfully re-
uuested 10 withdraw his resignation and serve his
constituents. al. Ct whom have The utmost respect
for and con ddence in him. At the instance of his
friends, claim The right TO announce the above
fact. JAMES L. ABBOIT.
Twelfth street between Stockton and Everett.
For hin,s, II and many Others.
MANCHESTER. March l ltl. NH 11-lt
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LOSE. sTRAYED, AND FOUND.

lost OR. STOLEN. A RUSSIA-LEA-
hTHER POCKET-BOOK containing small
amount OF money, car-tickets, visi,ing-cards and
some receipts of value only to the owner. The finder
can keen the money by returning the pocGet.book
10 this Office. NH 1l-lt*
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

Two NEW TWO.STORY BRICK HOUSES, with
six rooms each and the modern improvements, on the
west side OF Sixth stree near to and north oil Legh
street.
BRICK DWELLING on Main street corner
Foruth with three stories and altck, containing ten
rooms. kitchen. stable sc.
BRICK DWELLING on Eleventh street between
Marshall and Clay, with basement and three stories
above, with ten rooms IN the main building and SIX
i'm the wing including kitchen and servants rooms
BY RlCHAkDSON ~ Co..
NH S-3t 11l3 Main Street.
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T OOKING-GLASS PLATES! LOON
LING-GLASS PLATES!-Having recsNs,
large consignment of FRENCH AND GEkMAn,
LOOK lNG.GL. ASS PLATEs-a sises-direet' t '"J
the importer, am prepared to sell 10 Tue lFa,s -
the public the above goods as cneSp rs the! "a" -
oo"s1s - -" WILLIAM DAFFR0N,
nah f-1w Nc. lass Nam street
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATStt5ll
u COMPANY. &@>ssaA-
FOR NORFOLK. BALTIMORE. PiilI.ADkl-
PIlA, NEW YORK. AND BOSTON.
ALSO. .,..,.,
REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES XIV En-
FALL AND WINTER SCHEDULE.

n, and after wEDStSU September l2,h ~
fast and elegant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER r,!'.
rying United States MALI viii leave Kichr9nI -.
NESDAY. and FRIDAY. At $50 a. NJ.
Close connections made AT Norfolk Win 1ht , a.,
CANT steamers CAROLINA and FIORlSa.o o, y.
Raw Line, for Baltimore, Philadelphia. New ! Or,
and Boston: Also with the Merchants anu h'h''
Steamship Company for Boston direct. ,,,,i..
Through, tickets 10 all OF the abose-nahieh t'.5 ~,
nv the lines named. on sale at CARRIERS agency ~
Main street; at Exchange Hotel. aud on V"afa %
steamers. ..,,c,,r ~
Passengers by this route View BY pAlLion ~, ~
the historical points OF Interest james ri'''
passing through Dutch Gapl, including tort, ,l
lions, famous battIe-felds, jamestown, fof'''
Monroe, Rip Raps, Hampton Roads. &C, &c
Freight received daily SUNDAYS excepted rom
4. Il. to T. M. for Boston, Providence, Noi t
Portsmouth. aud regular landings on james river
Way-ianding freights must be prepaid.
l.. b. TATUM, General Axen..
ONCE: Company's wharf, Rockets, and Soa ia
street Nv
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NOTICE.

All persons having forfeited pledges will call and
renew or redeem the same on or before WEDSEs.
DAY, 1 9Th Instant. Office open every night until
O'Clock. A. HARRIS, Pawnbroker.
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BY Frank j. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent. Auctioneer, and Notary Public.

Real Estate Agent. Auctoneer, and Notary Public
No. 921 Hull street, Manchester, Va.
10y VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED
ID OF TRUST from Robert Logan TO me, bearing
In the clerks Office of the County Court for Ches-
terrified county, In D. B.. SO, page 394, being re-
ouIred by The beneficiary in said coed, will sell at
public aucuon. on the premises, on SATURDAY the
10th day of March, 1878, ut 2 O'Clock p. NJ, the
TRACT OF LAND described In said deed, contain
ing FORTY ACRES, more or less, about four miles
from Manchester, on the Warwick road; wei wood
ed aid watered with a small HOUSE with two
rooms, and Is really very nice little farm.
TERMS About $3.50 cash; balanceat six months,
for negotiable notes, with interest added, and Sc
cured bv q trust-deed on the land.
NH II DAVID L. PULLIAM, Trustee.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Days.
DyFs " roweii, Aussioneer. 81

.DAWNBRoKER,s SALE OF LARGE
AND ELEGANT Ghs,,sls I've lIEyNEf F ~
GUNS, PisIoLs. &c. by, Request sq e.
Of a; harrts M g FsB St 18th
Instant, at Io O'clock ibe arges. and most most xaried
assortment OF FORFE1TED PLEp ~ sn i NJ ia'
DIAMOND RINGS and BRE 1, q 4, IN, :,
100 LADIES' aad g Mt LIE M EMS GOLD
$50 SILVER WATCHES, stem and key-wfnders'
!. h English. American. and Swiss ma = eI !,
LADIES' mud GENTLEMEnS uOhD auu
T. SILVER CHAINS. latest styles:
ELEGANT SETS OF JEW LEY:
- PLAIN GOLD and SET CAMEO, On \, anu
,E AMETHYST RINGS -, ,,,,rro,,-e .
STUDS, SLEEVE and COLLAR-BUIToNS;
GUNS, PISTOLS, &C.: r, :,
together with many other ARTICLES usuauS iounu
q llrst.clas pawnbroker's sale. r.,,,-o-
Harris VIII guarantee every aTcl t ~ he has
advanced any time within sixty dnys from date OF
sale. e. W. POWELL, Auctioneer.
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OHEAP FREIGHT RATESc|2

zNHEAP FREIGHT RATEScri12,
~ BY THE ecI---
POWHATAS LINE for BALTiWha'
AND THE WEST.
AND THE ,,.,.
CANTON INSIDE LINE for PHILADELPHIA
The steamers SHIRLEY and DEflAN, + W.
leave from Twen,y-Secoud and Dock streets 49, -
WEDNESDAY nj ~ NJ. and SATURDAY ~ )
NJ. Through bills OF lading signed To All 'ah.''''"
northern, and western points At low rates.
H. I. DOUGLASS. Agent,
fec TwentY-Sccond aud Dock streets.
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WINES. LIQUORS, &c.

A FINE LINE OF EXTRA FINE IMPORTED
GOODS.
Sample gallons CT this famous WHiSkEf-
the most popular In Pennsylvania and Maryland
markets-sent OIL application where money accom-
panies the order. HUEI u CHRIST.
l21 north Third street. Philadelphia, Pa.
NH 1-eod3m
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GALE OF A LARGE QUANTITY OF
- FINE ICE AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY,
18th March, at O'Clock P. NJ, will sell by auc-
ton. The premises. ut my uppe: ice-house near
said house. the same being full Of THICK, PURE
ICE.
TERMS: Accommodating and made known at
sale. j. IL. YOUNG.
NH 11-3tS
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LoSpoN. March o.. a spe sisi TO the Sta 1a.a
ard iron, Rome announces that the ministry
has resigned.
The King will probably summon slGh
garendelli TO form q Cabinet.
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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
SUNDAY. MARCH 5, 1875.
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GARDEN SEED.

Nh Rs1at TO =. n. :. -.
Z MERCHANTs, TRUCKERS, AND FARMERS
have just received my fresh supply OF SEEDS
at retail or wholesale Catalogues furnished on ap-
plicatiop. TOBACCO SEEDS: Yellow. Pryor. Dg
Erederick, Ono and All, Oronoko, White Stem,
and Haynna JOHN F. MEREDITH,
successor In Garden Seeds TO Allison g. Addison.
(fc 6-3ml
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RAILROAD Inns.
IA Ia esssssssssssss Gsss.zMaE1 GEgezzss

CuEShPEAKE AND ONO RArLgOaD.1
GENERAL PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
" = = Hnrrt,
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81 d D. svhiscl
i, IS III, ,o,,eef and Confnissi Ion Merchant,
012 Main st1eet. '.s ~
YgiRADE-sALE OF CIR GER lEs:-g ~
pa,t 10 o,coek 4. It. wiT ofsr % auction large
and desirable stock Of, !, -, ~ 8, -,
e sasa the attention g s 5ss @h L IHEIleA
sffsl BY q. Anderson q Son.
Fsienera, ion,misston Merchants and Anctioneers,
4 1924 3fntn' srreer. q 81 s. 3
VIE WILL HAVE. OUR REGULAR
wv auction sale Of oCERIEs; &C. = I En-
It 1 ne usual hour r :. Asp i5s4 Main Street sIrss.
60 N3tlltB BYE. B. Cook. Anctsoneer. go. -
No. 90 Governor street.
v r, 4 IE,l SALE OF, sPAWNBRO-
iasb bEEs Isl hq} 5ssan s 81
d ny store m ExTENsIyE ~ OF
Ch0TH IlS e gM WngT o. va
COATS PANTS Af RiE HSsis IN ShhA =
This being tho largest invoice Of such goods offer
ed in this city, the attention or those IN
tis saIe psysl nagees'e''
Terms Cash on delivery, eoor , no.,oner
SHERIFFs SALE. {, e. &C.. Z.
: -
Nv virtue of an execution IN my hands in favor
of j. A. Hayes & Co. shall proceed TO sell at the
store of W. T. Mitchell, No. GIT Broad street, on
MONDAY I2s the llth day OF March, 1875 at ~
About ESQ pairs OF assorted SHOES,
Lot of BOOTS. 90 800 =. s-z
BOXES. LOUKING-GLASS, ,.resa.r
'TERns: lash. JOHN w. WRIGHT,
NH q rStl r2-Zss $3.50 Sheriff city Of Richmond.
By Grubbs & Williams,
| Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
THE LARGE FOUR-STORY BRICK
l. DWELLING No. 6l7. EAST MAIN STREET,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY, 18th
March, ut 4kP n, we will sell, upon the premises,
The DWELLING No. GIT. situated on the south size
of Main street between Sixth and Seventh streets,
and nearly opposite TO the Arlington House 1t has
ten rooms with modern conyeniences, besides a
kitchen with four rooms and by reason Of its plea
slant location, within few minutes walk OF me
business part of the city, is desirable residence Tor
q professional or business man.
The lot fronts 32k feet and runs back to a WIDE,
paved alley.
NH $3.50 800 Auctionears.
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DIyHDRNDs.

4I1LIS-lt4slAi3Es .sigs III % sper ream, re
3 - - sas Dtsts.ATfti PtsIsT n Mo- 0EsF.
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for about half It's length, The half next
tho sea Is nearly straight, The object
Ia TO maluleln the. bar In it,. present
general location,
ON motion Of Senator Butler, the 70.
port and accompanying papers were
referred TO the senate committee on
commerce and ordered printed,
President Topper, Of the chamber OF
commerce, expresses much satisfaction
with the report and progress, lie Ia
busily engaged with the committees
aud departments,
House-Nothing done to-day, except
u continuance Of the tariff debate, Mr..
Kelly, OF Pennsylvania, speaking
against the bill and Mr., Harrison and
Smith, OF Georgia, speaking In support
OF II.
The democratic congressional exec.
ntive committee unanimously agree In
common with other members OF the
party, mat lhere should be hn lnveati-
cation OF the alleged Florida and Lou.
isiana election frauds, for the sole pur.
pose OF acquainting the people with all
the facts, and not with view OF inval
ldating the title by which President
Hayes holds his Office.
The committee will, as soon M res
olutlon directing them TO make inquiry
shall pass the house, proceed TO bust
ness, Preliminaries, with this view,
have already been male. IL Ia not
thought much time will be occupied In
the investigation M the committee
already have the testimony taken
during the late congress on the same
subjec,,