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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-13

Prince Bismarck's dog is said to have Just
distinguished himself again. A friend of
the German Chancellor, 1t is said, called
upoa him very early the other maraang to
present BIS eoM plimests and eongrat ula-
lions GA the hstrotlsas OF his daughter.
PrfHee Bismarck Was dressing, and la the
meantime the visitor Mas shown into the
drawing-ro0xn. 70 hiE entered Tyras,
who. after shifting around his legs ia an ex-
GeediDgly uneomsoTfabae manner, suddenly
observed the visitors bat. which had been
placed upon s chair. Tyfas straightWaF
made for the hat. took ii by the brim, trot-
ted out, and deposited it On the door-silL
This hint. coming from such quarter, was
net to be dlsresgarded. and the visitor.
thankful for his personal eseaye, took his
hat and fed. He said he would call again
when the Prince was up.
The Cincinnati 1rGds List does not APP
pear to have been highly impressed by Miss
helioggss stage manners. 1t says OF her
fhas while she may ae % fine singer, q she
I is TOO cold and statuesque for Terdi's operas,
one OF which she essayed. She shows no
ssaot5cn, ksst stands up straight md grinds
ont the music with the feeling OF a hand
orgaa and The manner Of a brass god OF
HiDdpssan y : 4 57
ials about A Joke which requires eyDla,,a.
/ flon-shosS is this for eSplaining things?
~ gegmQHt egjglatar said In q, speech:
IS. ~, Y = WE. who Is 8 marked woman !,s--
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-13

: The Mexican Government pays $50 Q
head for European immigrants who will set.
tile permanently ut Mesade Coroneles- As
soon as the imnnigrant Is permanently set
tied he can draw on the custom-house 81
Vera Cruz for $50 for fGmself, $50 for his
wife, md $50 for each chBd over four years
;of age. The arEaa cement is for ten years
from January last.
I Every day We have evidence that the small
tbey has no sosi. The other day crowd
ggdhered around a farmer whose wagon had
ID lead Of butter aud eggs, was fast in mud
hole and while some suggested that be pull
his horse gee, and others that he pull him
shaw, the eyer-present email boy yelled !:
}.s It's 40 use, mister. Yer old horse AMT
stout eneugh. Take him out am kitch in a
roll OF yer butter. oil city Derrick.
"A wag who thought to have Joke at the
expense OF an Irish provision. dealer said,
rs Can you supply me with yard OF pork?'i
|" Pat, said the dealer to his assistant,
give this gentleman three pigs feet. ~
Boston journal. .s. .ss
Caution ia base ball players: The pitcher
that goss often 70 the sampjs-room Is dis
charged at last.
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editor OF the Times, believe" said q
chippy, cheeky looking young man as he
was ushered into the inner sanctnm of the
London Times. The macisterial-appear
functionary behind the desk said nothing,
but bowed very stiffly. "It's jest like work.
ing your way into Masonic lodge to git in
here. Had to sit an Introductory note from
our Minister, and all that sort OF thing, be-
fore your ianitors would let me in; but was
bound to see you before 1 left Europe
" What may be your business, young man %
said the editor, in a grave, searching tone.
q Well, you see, you English folks arc kind
of slow and solemn, and you want to be
woke up little Amt much snap about
your papers; frinstance, was paragrapher
for three years on the Budgetown Btdth-
erer, and my Jokes got quoted all over the
couatry. thought perhaps you might like
to make arrangements to lven up your COZ
umns with some original trst-class Ameri-
can Aumor.'' The editor just turned around
and struck little knob in the wall sharply,
and in about minute and a haiti two po-
licesnen entered, and on sign from the
editor took charge OF the paragTapber,
placed him In a cab and drove rapidly away
to the Tower Of London. He was ueYer
seen again.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-13
AUCTION sAHEs...FatIare nays.
|rTiRIsTEEs SALE OF syALUABLF

TFRUSTEE,s SALE, OF ALUABLE
IL LAND AND PROPERTY IN sURRY CoUN-
TY. VA.-f,y virtue Of D. deed OF trust executed by
H. b. Philips. dated the list day Of November, 1878,
and duly recorded ia the clerks Office Of Surry
County Court, shalt offer for sale By pubic auc-
tion. nj the residence OF said X. d. Philips, on
WEDNESDAY, November 20: 1873. the following
VALUABLE LAND AND PRtPEKTY-tow VII
1. All Of the interest or said Philips In l,ol7
ACRES OF LAND known as Huntingdon." ;.
p, 100 ACRES known rs ssClaiborDe Emory y
tract, and 75 ACRES known as :" Nlcbol" iract.
Also. in 40 ACRES OF LAND adjoining Mci:
waine, and30 ACRES OF LAND known IS " shei-
8. An The right title. interest. cisinn, or demand
OF said r. ID. Philips IN. to. and under CERTAIN
deed of trust from r. a. PhiIins TO W. w. Parsons
trustee for said r. d. Philips, dated August !, 1873,
I. 100000 FEET SAWED LUMBER and 500
CORDS WOOD.
8. TWO SAW-M1LLS. pu,
g. One Tram-rond, Ii Road-Bogfes. En,lroaa-
Engine. 8 Oxen. Cows and 3 calves, WAGONS
lot OF Old Wagons. Carriage. Carts, O Or Farm
Ing ImpleInelts, 700 bushels Peanuts 2OO barrels
of Cor "a Mules, Hor,es Colts, lot OF valuable
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
; T. All Growing Timber, suitable Tor SAVING pun
noses and cord-wood, Oh the = Cheaflain,' " A!a-
hama - :. MADEIRA and :. Meadow " tracts.
TERMS: The personal property WIN be sold FOR
cash the real estate fourth cash: balance on
bearing interest FROM day of sale, and secured by
decd of trust. 80
Persons desiring to examine this property VIII
apply to the undersigned, near PhilliDs's store.
| Sale 10 commence promptly at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
noS-lOt j. ". RAMEY. Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-13

Mademoiselie Y, meeting one OF heI
old bosrding-school friends who has 1ust
been married !" Well" says she, /" are you
happyY Do you getalong well together =,
/. Happy, yes, without doubt; but we SQUAD.
ble great deal" tAlready! and about
what.0 "Paul pretends always that IL IS
he who cares the most for me, ana I'm very
sure that it's / ~
A New York paper says that. the man
who walks with his hands in his pockets Is
Inbred; but probably out OF regard Tor
prevalent New York custom it discreetly re-
trains from expressing an opinion concern.
inc the man whose hands are found IN
other peoples pockets.-Cincinnats COM
merciaL.
A very ugly woman, toying with puS;
dog in front OF cafe on the boulevard, said
to Rusty: Kiss me and will give you tnis
piece of sugarl" A street Arab passing Dy
exclaimed: "Don't she ask high pr1ce 1of
her SUGAR."
How transient is popularity-how fleeing
public affection! The thermometer Whlcn.
but q few short weeks ago, was an oolect OF
universal sollcitude, now hangs dust'coVef'
ed, unnoticed, and alonel
No one can read Chaucer without quickly
reaching the conclusion. that he spelled with
great deal OF " NorriStown HerGtd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-13
BY, i. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and AuctioDeer,
lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. CORNER PROPERTY. CONSISTING o., \
BRICK RESIDENCE. SOUTHEAST CGRNEis
TWENTY FOURTH AND n SHEETS. UNION
HILL, OPPOSITE UNION-STATION METRO
DIST CHURCH.-By virtue of deed Of trust from
William Tavlor trustee for Mary j. Stutz et as 10
the undcrs' gued trustee, dated january 22, 1878,
and recorded in Richmond Charcery Court on Jan
nary 26. g. and default having b. en- made In The
paymelt of the note therein secured, ana being re,
auired so TO do by the beneficiary, the undrSlSled
trustee viii sell on the premises on FRIDAY, No
venber Is. 1878, ut 4:3u p. A.. the following
real. ESTATE dcs"ribeI In said deed as follows
s.A that certain land, and buildings thereon. lying
and beng in the city of Richmond at the nfersec-
ton of the eastern side of twenty fourth street with
the southern line of y street. fronting thrty-thrce
feet Oh said eastern side Of Twcnty-IOurth street.
and running back between para cliues one hundred
and twenty-five feet 10 alley in common fourteen
wide" The dwelling is brick. about nine rooms
granite sills to windows Kitchen. stable, &c. &C.
TERMS: By consent of all parties interested: one
fourth cash; balance six, twelve, and eighteen
mouths. interest aGded, secured by truSt-dtcd.
L. i. BROWN. Trustee
J. THOMPSON Brown. Aurtiouter. no IL
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Grandson or patrick Henry.

A typical "Johnny reb' was arraigned
for intoxcation before Judge Hilbreth at
the Tombs Police Court on Saturday after
noon. Tall, gaunt, and seedy.lookine. he
brushed back his long, straight hair as he
hobbied on his crutch and faced the court.
"Have you ever been in Old Virginny,
Judge?" he asked, utterly Indifferent to the
charge against him. ooh, it's glorious
country" and he quoted few lines from
Byron. "Let me 60, Judge; l fought I'M
der General Lee"
"FIl talk to you when you're SOBER" said
the Judge, and the prisoner was remanded.
Yesterday he was himself again. His name
he gave as Wyatt Cardweli, a grandson of
Patrick Henry. He fought. in the rebel
army, and was wounded in the second bat
tie of Bull Run. The Judge allowed him
to go.-Ne,r York Herald.
wyatt Cardwel Smith is the name, we
guess.1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-13
BY Frank n. Hill.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELL
J. ING AND LOT OF GROUND on THE
NORTH SIDE OF CANAL STREET NO. l2G
WEST CANAL AT AUCTION:-By virtue OF q
deed of trust from r. W. Baylor, trustee to the I'M
dersigncd trustees dated October 80, 1877, and
corded in the Office of The clerk Of Richmond Chan
Gerry Court in D. Is. Ill G. page Ala. default hay
ing been made IN the payment Of nesotable note
therein secured and at the request or the beneeary
in said deed, we will sell by auction, OH ERiDAf
the 18th November, 1878. at O'Clock L. NJ, on
the premises described above the property con-
veyed III said deed us follows: Consisting OK a
BRICK DWELLING, No. l26 west Canal street,
aud the LOT Herewith, fronting ID feet and ~
inches the north side Of Canal street and running
back whiting parallel lines 100 feet, being Lot Noi
OH a plat recorded with u deed from Samuel j.
Rutherford to r. b. Chafnu In the Chancery Court
OF the city OF Richmond.
This property has been recently built. The
HOUSE contains six good rooms, and the KITCHEN
(of lr4rk) two rooms; wafer aud other conyeniences
on the lot, and Is now renting to good tenant az
$50 per annum.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF sale and enough
10 nav note for 81 ESQ. with interest from October
80. 1878, till laid; the balance upon such terms as
EAU - 's' A w.. /. :, j. W. ANDERSON, *
ANDREW PIZZiNI. JR.,
nos Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-13
BY James N. Taylor &c Son.
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers'
Office corner Eleventh and Bank strcets.
TRUSTEES sALE.-In execution OF

TRUSTEES 'SALE.-In execution OF a
4 deed of trust from David Mcdaniel TO x. =
Dickinson and W II. Lyons, trustees duly r.cofeeo
CITY of Richmond, In D. Il. 60 d, page 623. James
IT. trustee appoa.e o pX sco
field and wife against David Mcdaniel, and Z. Il.
Thompson against David Mcdaniel. entere the TN
day of November, 1873, III pursuance OF saa ae-
cree shall sc II Mt public auction, on The premises on
FRIDAY the 22d day Of November, 1875 ut II
o'clock NJ. tho REAL ESTATE convc! ca oy sal 10
deed of trust-to wit All that piece or parcei OF
LAND on Wall efficiently street between Broad
and Frlnkin streets supposed to front W 1set s on
said Wall street, being parts of Lots 90 ana %
and running back about $50 feet. and fully de-
scribed in the deed OF trust aror,s&a Ihers Is 81
moon which over $500 IN repairs have pccn recently
put. 1900 o,d
TERMS: Cash rs to $500: balance at SIX ano
twelve months. with interest added. evdcnced Dy
Negotiable notes; title retained NATL the purchase
money is paid IN full and CONVEYANCE ordered Dy
tho court JAMES LYONS. JR.,
M II Substituted Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-13
...~ BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and hnctioneers,
1113 Main street,

TRUSTEE;S SALE OF VALUABLE
l. LOT. WITH FRAMED DWELLING I'll Exc,
IN IN TIVE NORTH SIDE OF MAIN BETW EEN
MADISON AND MONROE S'rREETS-By virtue
of deed OF trust from Rose L. Bush to me. bearl
date ON the 9Th day of January, 1877. recorded In
The CLERKS Office Of Richmond Chancery Court IN
D. B. 100 c. page AL, to secure certain negotia
be note described In said decd default HAVING pee
rectsd 50 to do by The holder of said note. shall
proceed to sell ut public auction. on the premises,
On MONDAY the 18th tIav Of November. S7S, at
4 o'clock p. M. the PROPERTY described IN said
cc as roulag 35 feet oil the north side OF Main pc
huck bctwern parallel lines 1853 feet to an alley 20
feet vide on winch there is a comfortable FRAN
DWELLING with seven rooms, with front ana
back porches. - =.
TERMS: Sufficient in cash to pay all expenses OF
executing the trust and to pay of noie secured l
said deed for S1.400. with accrued Interest; ier
haIancc on such terms as mag be made knewn at the
timn of safe. n. NJ. LEE,
ny O Trustee.
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"Feller- citzens,' said he, "I'm hard
listed son of toll. Pm bricklaycr by trade,
and not bit ashamed OF it. No sir; i
wasn't born with SilYer-Spoon into my
mouth, or Graded in the lap Of luxury.
Pm a self-made man, gentlemen" "You'd
better have let out the job,' remarked
voice in tile rear of the hall. He scorned
to notice the interruption, but proceeded.
Eyes, felIer-citizens, Pm proud OF haV-
ing risen by honest industry, proud OF
appearin' to solicit your suffrage as a
true representative of labor; as one
which has contributed to build up
this community by tue sweat OF his
brow and the work of his hands. ZAP
plause.] As / was saying, Pm a brick
layer by trade. Pve worked to raise more
than half the palatial mansions, magnificent
commercial structures, and heayen-poInt-
ing spires which beautiiy and adorn our
town. [Great enthusiasm And mere,
right here, gentlemen. are the Identical
tools with which have carved out my way
ito prosperity" Here the orator examined
trowe and hammer amid deafenlng
plaudits. "Pass 'em this way" said an
excited listener, evidently belonging TO the
working class; let me gaze onto them
,relics.'' The tools were handed to him, and
he scrutinized them with deep interest.
"Ycu say you work as bricklayer ?" said
he. turning sharply to the orator. 6 Yes"
:" Aud with them tools? Eyes, sir, these
are the very tools bought when mace
my first start as Il iourneyman. To them |
owe all MY prosperity" "Well, then, /
must say you deserve great credit. So does
any man who could lay bricks with such
weapons. Gentlemen" turning to the au-
dience, "iust look at 'em. It's a gardener IS
trowel and carpenters hammcr!' Ia
heau
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-13

DoN'r.-Don't point your gun at yourself.
Don't point your gun at any one else.
Don't carry yeur gun so that its range in.
ciudes all your hunting companions. Don't
try to find out whether your gun is loaded
or not by shutting one eye and looking
down the barrel with the othsc. Don't use
your gun for walking stick. Don't climb
over a fence and pull your gun through
muzxae foremost Don't throw your gun
into boat so that the trigger will catch in
the seat and the charge be deposited in
your stomach. Don't use yoar gun for
q sledge-hammer. Don't carry your gun
fuli-cocked. Don't carry your gun with
the hanmer down. Don't be fool. Don't
yeu forget it-Forest and Stream.
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Rifl,,.oIld llspatfl,..
.,v1rE.,DrSEsDAY -. NOVEMBER 70, 1878.


Editors D;spafcs. Please Fuo s,le anas,ss,
rcasscas bump on your =, 49,,
d.. r nssast;on and your way OF finding ss
Ans : yrnssas 4 bond for 81, o00s 70 be paid IN
80, :, sn,,as an,,ual insfaisncnts, with six per
s.a,s, interest. He then sells the bosd TO u
~ senn, when the bond Is paid ard can
1i what rate OF interes. has A paid on
Ynur answer ss anxiously looked for IFy
RIcaMosp, November Ii, 1878. -. 4
rive haven't time Just now to attend 70
This matter. But look out for answers from
the High School.5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-13
By Grlibbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers,
No, 4 Eleventh street.

SALE OF THE VAL
ON rHE SOUTH SIDE Oh BROAD STREET
BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD STREETS
AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY. l3th Nofcln'
hpr Mt d O'Clock p NJ. we will sell by auction. upon
tie premises. the VERY VALUABLE STORE Anu
DWELLING No. 207 Broad street. occupied by Mr
+ RI. Council, The store Is we'll arranged and pre-
SCENTS very attractive appearance, and the dwelling
above has five rooms and is in nice ORDER The lot
20 by 1877 feet to an alley. $685.,
aDdy improving part Of Broad street. and the sale
viii present m opportunity daily CROWNS more
rare) of securing 4 choice location In what seems
destined soon 10 be the most fashionable business
part OF the city. '..r...
TERMS: At SALE. ,.... L ..u
WE are direct ed by the owner of this pronertv to
cav that IL anilk be positively sold at the time
named ABOVE. GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS,
10 10 huctionccrS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-13
BY Grnbbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneerS,
& Elayapfb
SALE OF DWELL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF DWELL.
OlNG AND LOT No. 623 NORTH SEVENTH
STREET AT AUCTION.-ln execution of DEGREES
of the Chanccry Court of Richmond. entered la the
case of WiIliams's executors Us. Keengs executors
and ais we will sell ut auction, upon The premises
on FRIDAY, November 18th, ut O'Clock L. NJ.
The PROPERTY situated on the east side of Seven b
street adjoining the Cily-Spring lot on the north
and occupied by Mrs. Eggeston, being the fo-mei
residence OF the late Henry Keeling, deceased
attic are framed. Has six rooms, sfore-room brick
Kitchen with four rooms, SmOke-houSe. &c. The lo
fronts go feet and runs back IL feet
his is the third offering Of said property and II
will now be positively sold, subject TO ratification by
the court.
TERMS: Enough IN cash to paw fle costs Of sui
and of sale: residue I'm three equal inSalmcnts, with
interest added for negotiable notes. payable at
two, and three years the title 10 be retained b. the
Court until the notes are paid.
". l.. X. SPILMAE,
JAMES ILEASANTS,
Commissioners.
GRERGS &c WILLIAMS. AucL ionncIS. 9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-13
BY Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
1113 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE BRlCK
4 DWELLING AND OTHER IMPROVEMENTS
ON A LARGE LOT, FRONTING EIGHTY FEET
ON PLEASANT STREET, STREt'kER,S HILL
By virtue of Il decd OF trust from J2coD Conn ant
wife 10 the trustees Of the Mutual Building ant
Loan Association. datci 2Oih March: IL y. record
ed In Richmond Chanccry Court, Decd BOOK y:
4, page 4G2-defau't having been made, and being
required hy the beneficiary therein 40 10 Cove tht
undersigned present trustees OF said Association
will sell. on the premises. on WEDNESDAY, No
vcm0cr 20, 1878, at az O'Clock Z. NJ, the folowin:
REAL ESTATE-io wit:
~ certain LOT. with Il LARG BRICK BUILD.
ING thereon. fronting so feet on Pleasant street
between Nineteenth and Moshy streets, and running
back 2I2 feet 10 al alley II feet wide, being tht
same real estate conveyed 70 said Cohn byJ. Amber
Smith and wife by deed dated lie 9th day OF June
1873 and recorded In the office of the clerk OF The
Chancery Court Of Richmond"
TERMS: One third cash; balance at SIX ana
twelve mouths, interest added. and sccurc'i by
deed of trust j. THOMPSON BROWN,
JOHN L. HAWKINS.
CHARLES T.. STRACS.
uoo Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-13
Ry Edward c. Goidin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
1915 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEGANT
/ RESIDENCE AND EIGHT ACRES OF LAND
az MAIN STREET HALF-MILE WEST OF tn
CiTY.-By virtue of Il deed OF trust dated the 9th
oT Septcmbrr, 1877, duly recorded in tic clerks
Office of Ienrico County Court. bengr quired so 10
do BIZ the beneficiary thereiu secured, will sell on
the premises. on the 18TH OF NOVEMBER. 1878,
M 4 o'clock z. NJ. the beautiful BRICK DWELL
ING, containing twelve rooms, with marble man
tells and elegantly finished walls lately owned by X
W. Brown. Esq. Large brick kitchen and stable on
the premises. The place has Large orchard OF
pears apples, and peaches. Every part Of the place
is in excellent order, and Is one of the most deir-
blc residences in The western suburbs
This property Is sold subject to i deed Of trlls,
dated 18th December. 1875, for $500. plyablC
December 10, 1878. but by consent OF the holder q
credit OF one year viii be given from that date.
TERMS: Cash us to expenses of sale and 10 pay
note OF S5GS.S0, due 10th September, 1e7 8, with
interest ut six per cent till paid and the balance X
the present owner may direct.
S, CONWAY GODDIN,
Do7 Trustee.
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RICHMOND AND rETEEsErNGj
RAILROAD COMPANY. '
SUNDAY, November ~
{ 1875. trains Oh this road Will run is follows:

RICHMOND AND IETEESEt hI
RAILROAD COMPANY.
IrONNENCING SUNDAY, November ~
- 1875, trains Oh this road vii! run Is i'''""''
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH
l:55 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL DALI co ,;t, -.
for Charleston, Augusta. toiui! ~
yannah. Raleigh; At1Hls AKA: ,, M
and ali uOiuts South and Southwest
Slo,s at Manchester only. ,,,,
ok. NJ lCCOMMODaTIUN daily tNcep.
49," S,nd,yI MAKES close CohGstton /"
Petersburg with the Atlantic "
s,sSinni and ohio railroad !or LEEIn.
b,rp Farmy!lc, aud other Local st'.
lions ON that road, making s"'':
time as by any other iihc. s'o!"
ali regular stations. - ,.ry
a.sop ". ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN Ht,,
nv iexcent Sunday. Passengers taAln ,,r
thjs ,ralD will make close coip'e'N
at Petersburg fer Aori0lk. ,,..,,r.
,o.q,p THROUGH MAIL daily, conltStti.
Charleston, and savannah. PEtl t,s.
sleeping-rar for wDIGtasion anu ~
South. Stops only NJ Maac"1'e'
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH. .
6:s5 4. NJ, THROUGH MAIL. daily. o .h',rs gTi
Wv" with Richmond. FredsricNspuis S
po:omac railroad for all Uo;nts S Nor,
East. and West. Stops ~ Aa"eA''''-
OKLA. n. maTCICToMMoDATIoN TRAIN :, 's ,.,.
Except Suncayl. Stops At =" 49,
INK p NJ, 'aiVGhCc;oMMoDATIoN TRAIN da; ;l.
''0o except Sunday. Stops al Ill So"
o..,p " t FHRoUGu NAH. daily. eonneetinxf
o." with Richmond, Fredericksburg 81
Potomac railroad for III points ~.
and Vest. Also, making elese esh ~ "a
ton with the Chesapeake ana oi.i
rmiiroad for the Virginia Springs ah a.,
ali POINTS North and West. fhis u"'N
stops at Manchester and Chester c,crs
ALI. TRAINS leaving Petersburg WILL s'<f' ''
ne So PrRsIoX TRAIN leaves Richmond i9r tx
,ersi,arg ut sos 4. II. and A:2o 7. ~;
SUNDAY. a. sha"'
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THE BRICK
L DWELLING No. 21S WEST aIARSIfAI.L
STREET, BETWEEN BROOK AVENIE AND
MADISON STREET, AT AUCTIOT.-By virtue
of lacd Of trust from w. I. White and wife To the
subscriber as Trustee. dated 81 November. 1877,
and recorded In Richmond Chan"cry Court, ~ilt
sell by auction. upon the premisrs. on TIL uRSDhI,
l4th of November, at 4 O'Clock Z. NJ, the BRICK
TENEMENT above referee! to. being on The north
side of Marshall street and tho second house east Of
Madison street, and now occupied BY W. +. Adams.
IL has six rooms. water ana citlrert connection.
The lot is 25 by $50 feet to an alley.
TERMS: One third ciSh: balance ut six and twelve
months for negotiable notes. with Interest added,
and secured by truSt-dccd. a. L. HOMES
Trustee.
GRUBGS & WILLIAMS. huctoneers. o"24