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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-01
rrouh,e ON a Rob,a1l Car.

From the San francisco ClrouCle.1
On Sunday afternoon bobtail car OF the
"City" line going Missionward was crowd
ed. Tie seats were all taken, and many
were standing; still every now and then
the car would stop to take on additional
passengers. A pretty and fashlona5ly-at.
tired young lady boarded the conveyance,
but She looked Just little disappointed on
discovering that she could get no further
than n few feet from the rear door, and
would be compelled to stand. 'Grasping
hand.Strap she threw wistful glance around
her, One OF the occupants Of the seats
was young man from the interior, and
he surrendered bis seat to the last ar.
rival. Smilipgly she accepted his offer
and the gentleman took up his station
near the front door. An instant after che
had settled herself in her seat and shaken
out the folds OF her elegant dress, she took
q half-dime from her purse and passed 1t tc
the young man that he might drop it into
the fare-box. He, however, was notiYerse6
in the practices OF metropolitan street-rail
ways. bis own fare having been paid by
city friend who was with him. Thinking
the money was offered him as the price o.
his seat he quietly put 1t in his pocket, un
observed by the lady, but to the great amuse'
ment of those OF the passengers Who.Wlt'
u6SSeG 5TuuSlSis S|OAaStodS= bhao q toi
was lacking, the lynx-eyed driver. after
ringing fine box-bell several times to nc
effect, opened the door and demanded the
missing ticket or a half-dime. A mali
cious urcs,in, an mischief intent. spoke out
and accused the unconscious coHntryman
of stealing the money given him by ladies
to put into the box. This so exasperated
the now be&iidened youth that he at once
Knocked down the impertinent speaker.
The, boys netaler. q nervous dametsf fifty
years, swoonad away; a fimid citizen by
her side blew q Redice whistle; the driver
stopped the eat. q scene Of wild coafu-
zion aud tumust ansued slntii the arrival of
an officer, who Ras ABOUT to tzke the rustic
3at0 cs1stody, when THE young lady who had
been the indirect eauEe or all the trouble
ansde an explanalions tie eoantryman made
an apology the sa4iey lad recovered the
nervous mother was conveyed TO an ada
cent drugstore, the nmId gentleman
aiigAted; shs officer disapn eared, and the
car pasnmed IT'S way rs Aoagh natlsag had
happaHsd.
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NEVADA OB1TUARY.-I Virginia CITY EH-
terprise l--.. Hello. JIM ,,.,
How are you, Jerry sutlilo.
ss Heard from your brother iately---sA "
seriic Bill, old pizens" !, !,
20 W ell, yes, not d'rec'ly. You Know nc
was i'm the boss and cattle business IN
Texas. His operations EXTENDED over -.
large territory, and didn't require , mucn
can;tal. 4 One night they took him in. There
were eight OF sem at one end OF the rope
and Arsenic Bill. at the other. He COULDN'T
Eeen his feet on the ground. When they
raised him be passed out. Here, barkeepr'
two whiskey sours."
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,IrArrslsoAsl t;sNEa. 4


On 90 60 - -
s. - KrCHMoND. June g. 1877.
I<sDafMENCTNG MONDAY, 1GTH IN
INSTANT, trains ON this road will run as follows:
10 7as No lsavss B 8yralsirees station dairy
- ! 1;;g'.. - tpaccpt Sunday due at Wasls
,ngMtoa, a;ho MI s s!55 e. m
,s.tg II ~ New York, 1905 P. III.
~ 7 - 'ss,Et due at washington. 9:Q5 z: ~;
s ae.ehla, S;lo An; New York.
- ~ onop o aa1s a. M Rvra.stree, ! station
daily; due at Washington, LEO
s,sse. AM: Baltimore. 3:15 A.. NJ;
philadelphia, $40 A. NJ; New
NO. $500 NJ, a sHs s;SS 6; TRAIN
:, .-.,,- for junction; leayes Broad
~ Street station daily Except Sun
SOUTH BOUND.
NO, 2-lO55P. arrives at Byrd-Strest station
deiphia;. i:45 4: NJ; Balti-
" 'aS. s:1 tjs 3. E. 4: NJ Washing
No. 1888 PM, arrives arm at Byrd-street station
daily. Leaves New York, $3.50
r.. p. 81; philadelphia; $50 p.
n; Baltimore, 7;2o A. 81 !;
daily. Leaves New York, $50
p 81: Phi :adelphia. $50 p.
81; Baltimore, 1885 A. 81. !;
Washington. 2:45 A. NJ.
No 1855 A, H., ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
zrr1ve. at Broad-Street station
daily Except Sunday.
-.3.-,., STOPS.
No / makes all regular stops except at Hungary.
T No. Q makes all regular stops except at Ruther
Glen and Hungary.
No s stops at all regular stations except Hun
No stops ONLY at Richand, Brooke, Frederfcks-
burg, Milford. Junction, and Ashland.
No. 5 stops ONLY ut Ashland, Junction. fehoE'
Milford, and Fredericksburg. s.. !. ....,
No. 8 STOPS ONLY at fredericksburg, Summit,
Guinea's station. Wo0dford, Milford, Penola, ku-
therglen, junction, aud Ashland. .srr .r..
Nos. and 8 will make all regular stops. .
The passenger-car attached 10 freight trians VIII
be discontinued G.. A. TAYLOR,
- General Ticket Agent
E. ID. MYERS. General Superintendent. lei
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!. THOMPSON BROWN Auc,,oneer.
EyJ. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
I113 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF BRICK
" HOUSE AND LOT No. no NORTH FIFTH
STREET.-By virtue or a. decree Of Richmond
Burke u.s. Burke ct ais, the undersigned, special
commissioner appointed therein, VIII sell on the
premises, on WEDNESDAY, November 9Th, | STE
at o'clock r. NJ, that DESIRABLE HOUSE ana
LOT No. north Fifth street, near jackson street.
The house has six rooms: gas water, bath, &C.; We
house. &C.: all culvert connections. The properly
is in good condition. aud the attention OF parties
Wishing 10 purchase a comfortable dwelling or Il
good Investment is called to the sale. Lot fronts SO
feet and runs back 10 Il wide alley.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance at four, eight.
and twelve months. interest added. and title retained
nh all the purchasc-money paid and deed ordered
by the court. JAMES II. DOpLE1.
T. THOMPSON BROWN. AuctioEecr. oc3i
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LIVING FRoN AN ACRE OF GROUND
From the Stockton Independent. lon the
Cooper lane, about q mile or so north OF
Stockton, CAL, thare lives an industrious
italian on an even acre Of ground lying in
triangular shape between the road and the
railroad at the crossing point. He has q
wife and five children, whom he supports
,ineomfort from the produc. of bis garden.
The little farm is planted to trees, vines,
;anda-egetabies, aud is:thanoughly well titled.
Occasionally he plants IAN early crop on the
railroad right.of-way adjoining, which re.
maiRs mndisturbed until the plough OF the
.Gre-praeector comes along. But TINS In
stance is a good illustraGionof ga little farm
Weli tiIIad.'' s.a3: &c. aa.
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BANKRUPTCY.
mo. $685.

mo. 5669I
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
| limited STATES FOR THE EASTERN DIS
TRiCT OF VIRGINIA-IN THE NATTER OF
JONES BROTH HERS L CO., BANkRUPTS, in
BANKRUPTCY. ,.,
70 WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: The undersigned,
Hill Carter, of Hanover county, and Il. q. Can
non, of the city of Richmond and State OF virginia,
of the estate of Jones Brothers Co.. of the city OF
Richmond, in said district, and who were,to VIII;
on The 30th day of August, A. D. 197e-adtudged
baukrup,s upon the petition of themselves by the
District Court of the United States for said dis
trict. $50 49,. c.,o
4. D. 1878. HILL CaKIIGGFE'
10 25-F2w Assignecs.
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By j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr.
No. 1l13 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
V IN HENRICO COUNTY.-Ey virtue of de-
cree of HcDrico Circpi. Court. in re Herbert u.s..
Adams, entered October. 1873, he undersigned;
specal commissioners APPOINTED therein. viii sell
Mt The Henrico County Court, ut ~ o'clack NJ, on
MONDAY. November Il, 1878, FOURTEEN
ACRES OF LAND. with small FRAME HOUSE
The land is three miles below the city of Richmond,
between the Charles City and River roads, and ad-
joins the lands Of Messrs. Farrar, Dickinson and
others. ..
TERMS One-third cash; balance six and twelve
months. iattrest added and title retained till AL The
purchase is paid and deed ordered by the Court.
FL. A.-ATKISSt,N. JR.,
WILLIAM HANCOCK
Special Commissioners.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Aucioneer.
NJ 2l-NO1 .3,0.!1
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
JAMES RIVER FOR SALE.-By virtue OF a
deed or trust executed by David j. Cowlcs on the
list day of February, A. d. 1873, to secure debt
therein mentioned, we, or one OF us VIII sell oy
public auction, on THURSDAY, November q,
1878 before the court house door OF James City
county. the VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND lying
in james City county. on James river, just above
jamestown Island, containing about 375 ACRES,
Known as .Ambier'S, which WIS purchased by ID. s.
C0wes from William. w. Coke, executor OF Eliza
Coke deceased. This Is an excellent farm; gooG
soil with corr Portable brick buildings thereon. hav-
ing good orchard. and new wharf-erected at a
cost or about S2,500-to which large vessels can
CONC. II has. also, q fine waier-yiew.
Turns: $4,000 and expenses Of sale cash; for
''- -' : - 80 s'-'' JOHN a. COKE,
w. s. PEACHY,
ocoI.15t Trustees.
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Nc MagER IN TaEIRs.-The Fighting OF
East liverpool, Ohio. With natural gfs
frera weilshas been often briefly mentioned.
The faet ia, that the plan has been for many
years q, successful operation. The gas comes
Continuously and In large quantity from
several deep wells, and is available not only
for Hight, bat fos heat. For light It requires
no preparation, bat burns readily with great
lamps are not put out in the daytime. be-
cause that would cost something and the
Gas does NOT. Pipes carry the gas into
gates and stoves, Wheresitis used for heat
inc and cooking. The first gas. well was
opened twenty years ago, and It's supply is
not yet In the least diminished. 81 ],
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By PoindexteT & Upper,
Real Estate Agents and AlIctioneers,
No. 1900 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AMI
LOT NO. 1927 CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILROAD Ok CONCORD STREET.-By virtue
of the provisions of certain deed Of trust eTecHteo
to me on abe 20lh day Of April, 1878, default nay,
therein secured, shall sell. on the premises, on
FRIDAY, November lst, at AZ O'CLOCK r. NJ, lhS
street. with a good FIR AME DWELLING thereon.
TSn,ss Cash FURMAN TUPPEk,
% 90 Trustee.
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GRuBBs & WILLIAMS, AucIioncers.
BY Robert y. Lyme,
Successor to Lyme & Brothcr),
Real Estate Agent and Auc.ioncer,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
4 TRACT OF OODLAND IN tlENRIGO
C0UNTY, EIGHT MILES FROM RICUMOND
o. THE WILLIAMSBURG STAGE G E9 "a ;
AND ONE FOURTH OF 4 MILE FROM TIE
YORK RIVER RAfLROtD.-ln execution Of the
provisions of decd OF triSt from john Truman TO
John A. Allen. trustee. rs trustee. substituted Tor
the said John A. Allen. now deceased hy virtue OF Two
DEGREES entered on Sth and 2S;h OF Octoaer, 1915
in thc chancery suit of Aliens executor rs. Irlt-
man It a.. depending in The Circuit Court OF lien
rico county will sell ut public auction ut Henrco
county courthouse, OH the 1lTH DAY or NO,
VENEER. 1878 tcOurt-tayl, at ~ o'ciock a.; =
TRACT OF LAND. containing ONE HUNDRED
AND FOURTEEN ACRES, on the south SIG. OF inc &c
Williamsburg stage road: about 20 acres OF whicn
Is cleared anu The remainder In oak ana pm; woou'
The tract Is bounded on the wrist by the Williams
burg stage road: tic cast by the lands of the
estate of George NJ. Savage, deceased on the s0uih
nv The lands belonging TO the estate OF The late VIII
Hanson Allen. deceased. and on the west by the
land of John Whi!esidcs IS part OF the land
of which The late Williamson Allen died seized and
possessed. A., .,, -
credits of six, twelve, and eighteen months, the
purchaser TO give for the deferred payments his nc
rOliabic notes, secured by 4 deed Of trust on the
land. JOHN IL. DiNNEkH,
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.r,rlxIns. KaaIs aty aInch.nery.

Z Il i Il
One OF the most simple, and at the same
time most ingenious, implements on view
at the Exhibition Is an invention OF 9
Young man la this city, q Mr: F. Fa.Ener.
IL is called a anail-gun," and is used TOT
mailing down flooring boards. we nave
seen the implement in use, and as iar !. as
we are able to Judge 1t Is quicker u aus
work, and insures greater cleanliness, tna1
hand-nailug could do. The apparatus !, Is
not unlike agun in shape, and is apoutIn {,
same length. It IS kept. in position WIN
Che foot and knee. and the nail 70 DC
placed lpoint DOWN In an aperture az tne
TOP Of the concern. 1t slides down TO the
botnom, and then the operator draws up q
rod- and by one downward stroke OF THIS
tie nail Is clearly driven into the boards
beneath. A practiced hand, by TINS sum- %,
ole contriyance, could do the work OF nall
a dozen men. We believe that Mr. falkne,
Is now improving upon his invention, ana
making naiEgun which .hs wSi a pe sf fbc
imn,ement comes to be generally Known II
via be brought into general use.
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BY Jas. Macdougalh ,Auctioneer
No, 10 Governor street.

FURNITURE, CARPETS, FEATHER
n REDS. COUNTERS. &C.. AT AUCTION
THIS DAY at 10Y O'Clock will sell at my ware
rooms -,,rn.ns
BUREAUS, WARDROBES, WASHSTASDS,
LEAF and other TABLES,
8 excellent ATEER-BEDS.
New HAIR and SHUCK-MATTRESSES,
BOOSTERS ara PILLOWS.
good COUNTERS Of different styles;
CANE and WOOD CHAIRS and ROCKERS,
g. MAHOGANY SIDEBOART)S. TIN SAFES.
MAHOGANY SOFAS ana PARLOR CHAIRS,
COOKING and Fl EATING-STOvES, &c.
Con:ignments received up to hour OF sale
- :. JAS. MACDOUGALL,
mol ------"-~ Auctioneer.
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BY Grubbs 6 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 4 Eleventh street.

THE VALUABL STORE AND
L DWELLING No. 207. ON TIE SOUTH SIDE
THIRD STREETS, At AUCTION.-On WE'D
NESDAY, 9th November, at O'Clock T. A., we
VALUABLE STORE AND DWELLING No. 207
Broad street, occupied by Mr.. j. III. Council. The
store is well and presents very attractive
apn-arance and the dwelling above has five rooms.
and is in nice order The lol is 20 BY l37 feet to an
alley.
Notwithstanding part Of Broad street. and the
sale Will present IN opportunity tiaily growing
more rare) of securing choice location in what
seems destined to &c the most fashionable bus-
ness part OF the city.
TERMS: Remarkably liberal-say one fourth
cash balance at one, two and three years. with in
tcrest at six per cent, payable sem-annually, and
secured by irust-deed.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
oc3l Auc,ioneers.
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TIE BRICK
DWELLING No. els WEST MARSHALL
STREET; BETWEEN GE00K ANENiE nv y MMD
Of decd of trust from W. r. White and wife to the
subscriber as trustee. dated I'd November, 1877,
and recorded in Richmond Chanccry Court, VIII
cell Inv uucrioa. upon the premises. on TIL URSDAi,
14ib Of November, at O'Clock =. NJ, The BRICK
TENEMENT above referred to, being on The north
side of Marshall street and the second house east OF
Madison street, anu now occupied by W. +. Adams.
In has six rooms. wafer and culvcrt connection.
The lot is 25 by $50 feet TO an alley.
TERMS: One third cash: balance 1T SIX and twelve
months for negotiable notes. with interest added,
and secured by trust-dced. A. 1. HOMES.
~ Trustee.
GRrnRS G WILLIAMS, AuciiOncers. oc "a
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- BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer,
1113 Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
1 BRICK RESIDENCE No. SOC EAT FRANK
LIN STREET BETWEEN fiEI II, A s.S f SMIa
Sinpson 10 the undersigned trustees. dated 18th
October, 1876, and recorded In The Richmond
Chancery Court, D. r. 100 G, p. los, ana whereas
default has been made In the pay OF the negoti-
Gie noie therein secured, and being required SO 10
do, we, the Undersigned trustees, Will sen. On tne
nremises on TUESDAY. November 8, 1873. at
O'clock r. M, That VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE
and LOT No. SOC east Franklin street, between
running back between parallel lines about 1854
feet 10 an alley.
of Tho SUPERIOR location, and the house contains
about twelve rooms, and connections kitchen al.
tachcd to the house. Parties desiring to exam Inc
Thompson Brown, No. 1113 Min street.
TERMS: Very liberal, and made Known at sale In
:. - JOHN n. MONTAGUE,
LEROY E. BROWN,
Trustees.
r,ronpcoS RpowyS Auc,ionner. Oc 81
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r. BY j. Thompson Brown, ~:
Real Estate Agent and Aucttopeer,
l113 Main street, ..#'.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A BRICK
/ HOUSE. AND LOT ON CHURCH STREET,
OREGON HILL.-By. virtue of several deeds OF
trusi-iirst from William Thorn. dated April 70,
1874, and recorded in The Richmond Chancery
Court, D. b. 1n2 9. p. 40; second from william
Thoni dated September II, 1874. and recorded Ia
the Richmond Chancery Court. p. B. Iva a, p.7
and the third from George H. Turner ana Iiie Gaea
Chancery Court, ID. 3. 90 &. 2. 317-and whereas
default has been made IN the payment OF inc Donds
present trustees or the Mutual Building and LoSn
Association, being required so 10 do VIII Se on lhe
premises. on SATURDAY. November 8, 1873, at 4
o'clock p. NJ, the following REAL ESTATE-to
wit: A CERTAIN LOT on the west SIDE OF Cnurch !,
street on oregon Hill. in The city of Richmond, and
described as No. IS In Harvie's plan. fronling ~
feet OH Church street and running back between
parallel lines 100 feet.
TERMS: Very liberal: and made known at sale, In
accordance wi b deeds OF trust.
JOHN f. HAWKINS.
CHARLES Z. STRhCS,
Trustees.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Aurtiouecr. oc30
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By Robert A. Paine, Auctioneer.

GALE OF STOCK AT THE FAIR.
- GROUN DS.
sale Of HORSES, CATTLE. SHEEP, and
HOGS win be made TO-DAY at ~ O'Clock and al
81 O'Clock at the Fair-Gr 'unds.
HORSES and CATTLE will be sold at the horse
ring; SHEEP and HOGS at tile pens. Some very
celebrated stock will be offered.
The public are invited to attend.
NO ROBERT a. PAINE, Auc.iOneer.
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RO0Ks. STATIONERY. &c.

HOUSEKEEPING IN OLD VIRGINIA,
Ill SI75-This Is handsome and valuable book
to mistress ana maid. II con,ains LOO receipts.
the combined experience OF 200 ladies. we nave
fhe largest assortment In the southern States OF
BOOKS (new and old)s In all the departments Of
lie nature, particularly AGRICULTURE and offer
man OF them nj lower prices than can be had else
where. j. W. RANDOLPH 3 ENGLISH,
Publishers, booksellers, Statiouers, Printers,
= ~ Binders, Rianl-R Book aud Paper-Box
Manufacturers, 1909 and 1904 Main street.
oc 3O.d&H
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60n VIRGINIA FARMS FOR SALE,
/ nj FIVE DOLLARS PER ACRE and upwards,

situA ted within days drive Of Richmond. Lands
show, In our own conyeyances free Cf charge
Buyers introduced to landowners ana allowed TO
deal dire city with them. These farms are situated
10 every a. rection around the city, and have all The
adyanfapas OF old. settled communities. Send for
our Real Es. ate Journal, containing descriptions
Of farms and other interesting information. before
YOU decide 10 10. 're elsewhere. Large maps OK Vir-
S''-4s'' ~ 4Ds' g. HAFFIN, STAPLES Co.
OF 2S.Gt Richmond, Va.
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mo. 5597.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l. UNITED STATES FOR TEE EASTERN Dis rs,
TRICT OF VIRGINIA-lN The MAITEk VI
GEORGE A. WRAY, A BANKRUPT, IN BANh-
70 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: The undersigned J;
Henrico and State of Virginia, hereby gives no.
tce of his appointment assignee Of the estate OF
George A. Tray. OF the city OF Richmona. IN the
said disfriet and who was-to Wit on the Sd day or
August. A. d. ls7s-adjudgcd a bankrupt upon the
ne1fIfon OF himself by the District Court or the
fInited States for said district.
Dated Mt Richmond the 4th day Of September,
II, 1878. THOMAS n. PAGE,
oc o6-F2w -r. Assignee.
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BY Grubbs Sc Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloleers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FRAMED
" DWELLING No. 710 CATHARINE STR ET.
BETW ZEN MUNFORD AND GILMER ST Reefs.
AT AUCTION.-In execution of decree OF the
Circuit Court of lIennco county, entered Ociober
o. 1878. in the case of BrZZOlara rs. BriZyolara.
the uner igned. special commissioners will sell by
public auction, upon the premises, on TUESDAY
the 9TH day of November, at O'Clock L. NJ. the
DWELLING situated as above. 1t has three rooms,
and the LOT is 23xl 90 feet to alley feet wide
TERMS: One third cash balance ut six and twelve
tbs for negotiable notes with intcre: added and
title retained by the court until the notes arc paid
II. 4. ATKINSON, DR.,
j. s. WISE.
Special Commissioners.
cprppc G. wrrrTlNc AuctIouetrs oc 80
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mo, STILL

- =" mo. 57ll.I - -"
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DIS
TRfCT OF ViRGINIA-IE THE MATTER OF
ARCHER GOODWIN & CO., BANKRUPTS, IN
BANKRUPTCY II -
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: The undersigned.
r. Z. Blankenship, Of Richmond. in the county OF
Hcurico and State of Virginia, hereby gives notice
of his appointment trustee Of the estate or Archer
Goodwin & Co., of the city OF Richmond, in said dis
gusr, A. d. l67s-adjudged bankrlpts upon the
petition Of themselves By the District Court OF the
United Suites for said district.
Dated at Richmond the 7th day OF October, A. D.
1878. r. L. BLANkkNSHlP,T Trustee.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHESAPEAKE!
RAILROAD. !
OF TRAINS.
y COMMENCING NAY y, ISL.
THROUGH PASSENGER.

~
- COMMENCING NAY y, ISL.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
500 P. NJ. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY, THURS.
DAY, and SATURDAY. tonGrcisA:
West Point with steamer !tn'an' r.:
all points on York river ami Hti'-
more. Arrives IN Baltimore ut \.
NJ: connects with rail lines for Wn'a
insion, Philadelphia, New ICrk H.
ton and all western points. Cu'ln'', =
at Richmond with trains OH Ric''n'D
and Petersburg ana Chcsapp@Lc Az
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
500 A. II. Leaves Richmond MONDAY. WE'D
NESUAY. and FRIDAY: AMI
6:OOA. Vi TUESDAY, THURSDAY. aHh >tT-
URRDhI. Connects will! s.can"iJ
1T West Point FOR river landings. Ed.
timore, and all western H0.ui3. t".-
meets at Richmond with trains on ki"i-
mond and Dany!l!c roiiroId. Rmhm"aI
am, Petersburg, AMI chesapeake @"d
Ohio "a lrolhs.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
500 ?. II. Leaves Richmond daily except SUE'
day..
THROUGH PASSENGER.
1000 A. NJ. Arrives at Richmond TtESpAf,
THURSDAY, and Sal! HDAh. t1A.
meets with trains on RiclE."nc .'i
Petersburg and ChcStnc2LE a@d 'E.D
railroads. steamer Havana Iraf'. i@'-
HS N fT9'I wl Pis[ III IA L-@ 'i FI;,:
DAY, nj l.. u. CONNECTS ",:G
trains FROM Philadelphia "" i'T>,
and western points, ana n We i'''!-
with trains for Richmont Al! re
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
S.OOP. NJ Arrives at Richmcud MONDAY WE'D
NESDAY. and rH!JAl ta: ,
Gasp. III. TUESDAf, THURSDAY. AM SAI.
IRUAY. Connects Gith >t.ai!"f =!
West Point from Baltimore. 'o:-
meets with Richmond and DlL'I!c,
Richmond and Petersburg, aud Che:a-
pcake and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
,o.0o A. NJ Arrives NJ Richmond taiy except SIM,
day. Connects WIKI Richmond ana
Petersburg and ChcsapeaAe ana O"'a
railroads. .
No transfer OF freight al Richmond 10 or lron
southern points Cars run through bct"tc'. ALMA
and West Point. ,, ,.., u,..r
Careful handbag and dispatch. with loves. rates,
guaranteed :, So, ....,t r..o.
Through bills Of ladh.g, with guaranteed ra'cs'
issued 10 All northern and western points.
Through tickets sold TO all northcr eastern a.a
western points, and baggage checked thr,ASh. ,>
For tickets apply al General Railroad lic"yI VI
fee S26 Main street; at The EXCHANGE i!"tt! naS
compauy's dspot, corner T.cnty-tAira ana ooSA
streets. Ricbp onG, Va. ,,.
MACS h. ]. HOUILAS. s4ocI'n.e. ---