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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKEEG EysRr
- SUNDAY, MARCH 81, 1873.
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY

THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
No. 1880 A. NJ, leaves Richmona; arrive, =,
Burkevle 1l:02 4. 81. so,f
crime 2;35 7. b.. DanyiIo
3IZ r. d.. Greensboro liz
and Charlotte 942 r. y T. d.
No. 2-6:17 A. H., leaves Charlotte: arrive, ..
Salisbury 500 A. ~. Gre.o..
1897 r. ~. Snrh"rln'tsa " W.,
r. M- Bmrkevliie 5:0 i p u; -
and Richmond 7:4j d.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY
No. 3-1l:15 p. NJ, leaves Richmond: arrive, .,
Vile 7:26 4. NJ. Grc~ns,@nr1ni,
9:20 a: 81. Salisbury HE .
~, and Charlotte lis f. u ~
No. 4-4:12 P. ~, leaves Charlotte: arriy:. .,
s saEsi s!o5 s;l 9 Nm. Green.
1902 T. ". Burkeyille as
81. and RlchmonG 7:I5 "
Trains Nos. and VIII stop at all station. a., ~:
connect at BurkeyiIie with the Atlantic MiSsi..i,,
and Ohio railroad to and from Farmyilie, Iyn,tI
burg, and all southwestern poin:s. At Srrlc.'
Inns with the Milton and SuthcrIin Narrow-t ,,g,
railroad for Milton. y. {. AT Dundee VIZ,
the Virginia Midland railroad. At Greensboro w..
the Northwestern North Carolina railroad Tor Salem
and intermediate points. At AIRLINE Juncto3
with Atlanta and Charlotte AIRLINE AT CharI%,',.
with Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta rli!rrr.d ~
and from all points North and South
Traips Nos. 3 and will connect at Richnjnd ~
Ing North and South with the Richm"nG. Frcg..
ricksbure and Potomac railroad for Wa>hng,nn
and all points North and West, and with the Cht<,.
pcake AID Ohio railroad focal! points Wc>: 1,
Dundee with Virginia Midland railroad 10 An;
from Washington and all points North and Wrs,
At GrcenbOr0' with III. North Carolina raIro,I
to and from Raleigh. and GolGsboro'. and Inter.
mediate points. At Salisbury with the Wc-rc-r
North Carolina railroad. These trains run Gaily
on Richmond and Dinvic railroad, and crnncc; a.
above, except going north on Sunday morning ard
going south Monday morning Trains making I'M ,
connection run daily on Richmond. Frederic, =
burg and Potomac and Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
roads except Sunday. Train NJ. 3 Stops al all ,,a
tons north of Danvlc, and south OF Danyic orly
at Redsville. Beuaa ia. Greensboro, Thumasyilc So
lisbury, and Airline Junction. MOI stops 4, All
stations north of Danvic, and south of Dany IN.
only ut Rotdsvillc, Bcuaja. Greensboro. Thomae.
Vile, Lexington salisbury, and hir-lnc junction.
Trains on the y. ". y. e. railroad run between
Greensboro and Salem daily except sunday.
Pullman palace dra Ting-IO0m and siccping gears
run on trains Nos. l and = between New YORK..
Richmond. and Atlanta. and on Nos. 3 AMI b.
between Richmond and Charlotte. and between
Washington. Danvlle, Charlotte, and Savannah
Tickets sold to all southern and sou!nncs fern
points, and baggage checked through.
Local tickets are good only for continuous ,asaYe
between the points named on the tickets. 80 lty.
over checks will he given.
T. NJ. r. TALCuTT.
General Superintendent
JOHN 4. MAcMuRDo, General Passenger Agent.
IN 30
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A e, |, sI,AlnEs.--Fnfnrc Dnys.
ny Robert a. Lyne
lsnceessor to LJne& BrotheFl,
Teal Estate Agent and Auefioneer,
I. - ,Ifs., Eo - o Main street. -, ~ q


SALE OF A NICE. Ma.
j AND WILL oNsTRggTEp2 2, T nsn soTfTn.
FRAME, DWELLING. SIIg ay EIrT TH SNn
SHEETS CHURCH (, inst rom d. b.
Gary and wife to the undersigned as trustee dated
gsl and duly Tes9Feea 20 aa viii
ofFe, fnr saIp the nremises by public auction
seng rssnred to DO % ,he sfs
made in the snme), on FRIDAY the 81 day OF
May 1878 at 81 O'Clock H. all the r ,srstI 81
LOT OF LAND, wlthall improvements tnere eo
fronting 50 feet on the west line OF twenty III IN
street. at the corner Of street, aud running DacR
between parallel lines 125 feet 10 IA foot alley
The improvements consist OF NICE FkAM ,ia
DWELLING with abont six rooms kltcnen, siaole,
and all the usual out-houses, with good water on
the lot. 49,. LtL.i.,
This is really n good piece of property, and par,
ties wishing to secure desirable home on one OF
the great thoroughfares OF Church Ht VIII 90 "eii
TO attend.
TERMS: Will be given at the hour OF sale; and
Will be liberal. X. \. MEAGtEk,
ap 81 49,. trustee.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AUG
" TlON OF yALuABLE REAL ESTATE AD-
NEW RESERVOIR PARK, FRONT
ING ON RESERVOIR PARK, HARVIE STREET,
AND WEsTHAM TURNPIKE. AND ADJOIN-
ING THE PROPERTY OF COLONEL SCOTT,
MRS. ANN G.. MARTIN, p. u. TABB, AND
OTIIERS.-By virtue Of an order Of the Richmond
Chancery Court. in the case OF Z. NJ Tabb and wife
rs. Shapard and others. January -, 1878, / will sell
at auction, on the premises. located above ibeng
part of The Blandon farm), on WEDNESDAY,. hay
7, 1873. at AZ O'Clock T.. NJ, "a 10 ACRES OF
LAND, laid OFF into BUILDING lots of about acre
each-a plat of which will be exhibited at the office
of the auctioneer.
These lots will be sold siugy or In numbers to snit
purchasers; and rs they lie beautifully. adjoining
one OF the handsomest improvements of the city,
should attract the attention alike Of capitalists and
others desiring country homes near the city.
TERMS: VIII be one fourth cash. balance In six,
twelve and eighteen months, with six per cent. in
terest added title retained until the prchasemoney
Is fully paid, and deed ordered to be made by the
court: or the commissioner Is authorized 10 make
terms to suit the views OF purchasers.
... ROBERT STILES,
Special Commissioner.
FRANK ID. HILL, Auctioneer.
ap 5,27.29.S1y2, 3,4.6&7
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AUf,rIo ), sALEs.-Futnrc nays.
By w. Goddln and CEafln, Staples 8 Co.,
ss{si;5g-{st hnett01eefs. n ~ ss5Et.s

TRUSTEES SALE OF a LARGE
THE o SIloi RsEsE s trustees il DEED
dated November y, y, 10 or ~ , be- bene
s :ns Il he sn 1as asfs S
n6Ts IN n aSs city ss
IN ing n on Reservoir strest 5AS feet inches and
bounded Beverley street, the ffoGs
berland, Poplar, and Beverley streets; me MIRO
fronting 42O feet on Reservoir street. and bounded
BY Dover lor Cary street esb fromtna ~ et
inches on Dover street. and bounded by Poplar,
Cumberland and Culvert streets, and the fth front.
bounded by Poplar. Beverley, and Culyert streets:
These several pieces OF property VIII be divided
into lots to suit purchasers. The THIRD ana
onmbrance TO John B. Haryie, Jr, and j. O. Steger,
trustees 10 secure debts TO executor and 10
Sedcn and those trustees will unite in the sale OF
These lots ARE in that part OF the city. where
greater improvements have taken place within the
past few years than In any other, and the tendency
10 further improvements In that direction 10 still
greater in the future, as will be seen by the large
number of dwellings now going up in the western
part Of our city.
Capitalist. and others seeking profitable invest
mcnts arc earnestly invited to- attend this sale.
Plats of the property will be exhibited at the sale,
and in the mean time will be seen at the offices of
TRIMS OF SALE: Cash rs to one third; as 10 the
residue, on credits of six, twelve, and eighteen
months, with interest from day Of sale credit install
mcnts to be secured by negotiable notes and deed
VI ""''' E. B. MEADE,
Trustees.
We win unite in the sale OF the THIRD and
FOURTH LOTS above mentioned being requested
to do so by the beneHcarles In the deed to us.
J JHN r 2 I HAR We JR.,
r rustpes
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irhn,olll iispatfh
MoSp 4 I |. 4. !. {. APRIL 20, 1873.
nc p.pper ansa .ne aorth SEER.

Professor w ittiafn j. Il Eoot lis, professor,
Of astronomy, sends us the folloWing
The Scientific d.aeTicdss OF Aprii W.:
1877, page 2s7, speaking OF tue Dlpper anu
North Star, says They both have Two
apparent revolutions around the pole--one
every day, which IS due TO the revolution
81 fhe earth on its axis; the other once q
year. which is due to the annual motion o.
the earth in Its orbit around the sun.
81 iThe Scientific A,nerscan's g the other;
once q wear !, is an error OF the Copernican
hypothesis, which is contrary to nature, ana
also an absurdity, for how can the stars IN
thc Dipper and the North Star describe an
anparent yearly revolution round the NORTH
Pole OF the heavens as an effect OF the
earth's orbital motion!
9. The Scientific A,nertcdWS the other
once a year includes 1856 sidereai gay
revolutions OF the stars and 800 sidereai DAY
accelerations OF the stars around the axis
OF the heavens, the time Of which is flye
hours. forty.eight minutes, and forty-elgnt
seconds less than the time OF the earth's
solar Journey, and hence the sidereal day
acceleration OF the stars is noWlse re-
lated to the earth's orbital motion.
5. The nomenclature OF natural astrono-
my requires the astronomers misnomer:
"The mean daily acceleration OF the stars
to DO changed to the sidereal daily aceelera-
ton OF the stars, and then this true name
and fact of nature here will coincide"
!. The sidereal day acceieration OF me
stars was seen by Ptolcmy and ms dlsclp.es,
and by them it was assumed TO De part Oh
real yearly motion OF the starry heavens,
which was as fatal to true philosophy as
was their idea OF the earth ut rest.
s. The sidereal day acceleration OF the
starry heavens was seen by CopernIcus, ana
nv him was assumed to be part OF an
apparent yearly revolution OF the starry
heavens (see No. 2 sbeye), which stilpen-
dous mistake is now received as true to ma
ture without why or wherefore.
6. In my original observations OF the
starry expanSe, aside from the hypothesis
Of Sir Isaac Newton, learned that the dis
tances Of the stars nearest to the earth eX'
coed the distance indicated aby SLENDER
sons annual parallax OF Sirius" and still
greater than the distance indicated by re
ter,s annual paraliax Of Polaris, which ad
tlitional and remarkable discovery was made
plain by the unalterable testimony: The
stars never change their points OF rising Oh
a consequence OF the earth's orbitai revolu
ton. Hence have enlarged the bounda
ries Of human knowledge.
invite the scholarly men OF our nation
to test the strength of my affirmation. The
stars have been observed by the astrono
mers OF all ages, their vision entangled bJ
hypothesis, and hence their observations
have invariably eliminated in mlsappre
hension OF the order and naming OF tn
stellar motion, until my discovery OF TIM
cause, order, and naming OF the one stellar
motion brought astronomical light oY re
moving the veil, and now Americans fol
low me into the holy OF holes in nature
Ne,o Hduen Union.
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... BY j. L. Apperson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
1Ol6 Main street,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOTS
OAND TWO COMFORTABLE FRAMED TEN
ENlENTS mos. GA AND 616l THEREON, ON
THE WEST SIDE OF EIGHTH NORTH OF
LEIGH STREET.-By virtue of 4 decree OF the
Chancery Court of The city OF Richmond, entered
on the 2d day Of December, 1875, in the suit of
Harris and wife, &C., rs. Anderson, &c. shall sell
ut auction, on The premises, on FRIDAY, May 3,
1878, at So o'clock r. NJ, the TWO LOTS OF
LAND, with WOODEN TENEMENT OH each
lot-one containing seven and the other six rooms
situated rs above and fronting together Ga feet on
the west side OF Eighth street and running back be-
tween parallel lines 100 feet to an alley twenty feet
wide.
TERMS: One third cash: the balance ut six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest added
and title retained until all OF the purchase money
is fully paid. JOHN HUNTER, JR.,
ap % Special Commissioner.
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by Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estute Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VAL
" LIABLE TRACT OF LAND IN HENRICo
COUNTY, ABOUT FOUR MILES BELOW RICE B.
MOND, ON THE WILLIAMSBURG ROAD.-By
virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court of Henrico
county, in the suit of Orvis u.s. Goddin and others
the undersigned will sell at public auction, on MON
DAY the 9th of May. at the courthouse Of Hen
rico county. at IL O'Clock II. (tat being court.day
the above FARM, containing by recent survey 205
ACRES, adjoining the lands of Robert Stanard's
estate and others. and is the same formerly the pro
perty of George Winston, dec Eased. This land nes
very beautifully, and has lately been divided into
eight small farms, suitable for dairy or truck lot
persons In moderate circumstances There are
TWO SMALL DWELLINGS on the place, and 1t IS
well watered and healthy. A plat OF same may De
seen al the Office of Grnbbs & Williams, auctlon-
GERS and will be sold either In whole or In said par
GELS. as may be deemed best on day of sale. 80
TERMS: One fourth cash: the balance on credit
of one two, and three years, the purchaser or pur-
chasers executing notes bearing interest from date,
and title retained until paid and conveyance d.
rected by the Court. JOHN n. DAYiS,
= p. W. GRUBBS,
Special Commissioners.
GRUBBS g. WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. ap II
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND IN

CCAROLINE CoUNTY.-By virtue of q decree
OF the Ghancery Court of Richmond, entered IN the
April, 1873, we will proceed to sell at public
lion, at the Bowling Green. in Caroline county, on
O'Clock 81, THAT being the first day Of the Circuit
Court of said county, all that TRACT OF LAND
In said county, lately bought In this by Thorn
Kelley, who now resides thereon, containing 426
acres by recent survey. There are on this land all
the necessary out-buildings. s!fsfIfF.,2 ~!
TERMS OF SALE: Enough In cash to pay the cI-
pepses Of sale and the costs In said suit Incurred In
obtaining the decree OF sale ana S3S9.6S, with n-
terest thereon from the 11th of December. 1877:
$411.79 on the 18th Of December, 1873, and
s433.78 on the l It'll Decem Der, 1S79-the said de-
purchaser, waiying the homestead and by retaining
the title The residue Of the purcbase-money 70 be
secured in such manner and made payable ut such
times as Thomas Kelley may direct, or, he fails so
10 do, as the said commissioners may see az sl.i-
~ = 80. JOHN l.. MARYE,
$50 tIa5t4 HILL CARTER,
up 24-eodtds Commissioners,
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W ILLIHNI
an lS-20,22&dtds
by George S. YaShon & Son, Auctioneers,

HOUSE AND LOT ON DIVA
Ill STREET ABOUT ONE AND A HALF OR
TWO SQUARES WEST OF ST. JAMES STREET.
The lot has 4 front on Duval street of thirty-dye
feet, running lack depth of seventy feet. The
house Is a FRAMED DWELLING. well built, con =
tanning seven rooms; has recently been painted and
repaired and is in perfect. order; brick kitchen
with two rooms
AT The request of the owner we will sell ut public
auction, on the premises, Oh TUESDAY, April so,
1878, at 81 O'Clock p. NJ, the aborcdcscrbcd, pro-
perty. The property viii be sod even ut very low
rate and, at the rent it has been yielding, will pay
heavy interest.
Terms: One third cash; balance ut six and
twelve months, with six per cent. interest added,
secured by trust decd.
GEORGE S. VASHON & SON,
ND "a s.-.a.-. .- Auctionctrs.
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CROQUET.

TROQUET, WITH EIGHT BALLS AND
" EIGHT WALLETS, nicely vanished packed
box: finer SETS $3.50, 81, $3.50, and So 4 box. A
cheaper set, with EIGHT BALLS AND EIGHT
WALLETS, but not in a hoX, CSC.
ELLYSOE & YANCEY.
ap 24-eollOt 1ll2 Main street
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b. W. GoddIn and r. B. Taylor, Auclionesrs.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOT,
" WITH DOUBLE FRAME Il f y T. " Ut
THEREON, ON WEST LINE OF SUMMERS
AND HULL STREErS.-As commissioners, act
Ing under another decree. entered in the case of
Males administrative Us. Brander, &C., we shall
sell at auction, Immediately after the foregoing
sales, the allowed described PROPERTY. 1t was
purchased by Mr.. Alexander c. Jones ut a sale
made by US on the til of June, 1875. and he hay
Ing failed to comply with The terms Of sale It will
now be sold at his risk and cost.
Terms: rs stated above. W. W. COSBY,
&C. MCRAE.
Commissioners.
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Last year several OF the LOTS embraced In the
foregoing advertisement were sold by said trustees
according to map then prepared by joseph j.
Peasants surveyor. The balance OF the lots about
l42 In number, will now lie positively sold accord
ing 20 said map. THE TRUSTEES.
ap 1923. My2 .4.G,&7
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will sell. on the premises, at public auction, on
BILE BRICK DWELLING, No. 200 Franklin
street. " it'll detached kitchen, located rs above.
The dwelling is three stories high, has eight rooms
and, being nearly opposite Marshall Park, COM
mands beautiful view.
Tho Iol i IL iIrge ana pretty corner lot. fronting
seventh street, on which street two lots of IS feet
each could be taken from the property without ma
terial injury to the Franklmsst front;
made this corner property very attractive and de-
sirahle
TERMS: Ono fourth cash: balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months, with per cent. interest, and
secured by trust-deed.
j. THOMPSON BROWN.
an &c Auctioneer.
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Il AUCTHON shE IN -EntHFe Days.
By Grnbbs Il Williams,
Real Estate Agents and nctioneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

a VALUABLE sTEAAi-ENGINE AND
IN BOILER AT AUGTIoN-0n TUESDAY,
3Oth of April, at ~ O'Clock NJ, ut Snyders warn,
house, corner of Gary and Eleventh we VIA
: SEA 4 TEN.HoRsE.PowER VERTICAL ENGINE,
): ATWENTY- HORSE-PUWER LOCOM0IlYE-
2 ~ BOILER,
made in this city and amongst the best ever made
Persons I'm want of such machinery should atteno
tie sale. BY request OF the receiver:
TERMS IL sale ID GRUBBS a. WILLIAMS,
ono7 ~ Auctioneers.
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by Williams & Gibson, Auctioneers.
GALE OF THE ELEGANT MANSION
SITUATED ON THE SOUTHEAST CORNER
OF GRACE AND FIFTE STREETS,
LONG KNOWN AS THE
RESIDENCE OF ABRAHAM WARWICK, DE.
CEASED, NOW OCCUPIED BY
GEORGE LEE, ESQ.

In pursuance of the provisions Of deed Of trust,
dated the til day Of October, 1875, from Peter C.
Warwick and wife to us, to secure tie payment OF
certain notes described in said deed of trust will
on MONDAY the 29th day of April next, at s
O'Clock p NJ the premises, sell at public auction,
ali that LOT, PIECE, or PARCEL Of LAMP "
ing at the southeast intersection of Fifth and Grace
streets, fronting on Grace street IS feet, more or
less and running back $50 feet more or less to an
alley.
THis property, for its location, construction, and
finish, and In all other respects is one Of the most
elegant and desirable private residences in this city.
TERMS Cash for an amount sufficient to defray
the expenses Of executing this trust and to pay OF
from the 14th day of October, 1877, till paid also
note for $3.50, with interest from the Eth day OF
April, 1878; five payments of $3.50 eacll-the first
payable October H. 1878, the other four at inter
walls OF six months thereafter; the sum Of $4,000
to be paid on the 18th October, $780, the residue to
be paid at such period and upon such terms us shall
be announced at the time Of sale-all deferred pay
ments 10 be secured by deed Of trust the property
.,........- II. GEORGE A. BARkSDALE,
7. II. GIBSON,
u..I Trustees.
WILLIAMS. 6 GIBSON, Auctioneers. ap IL
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SALE OF VALUABLE
L AND WELL-LOCATED BUILD1NG-LOT ON
THE NORTH SIDE OF LEIGH NEXT TO TIE
CORNER OF FOURTH STREET AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, April Goth, on the premises, ut 5
O'Clock p. NJ, will sell without reserve that BEAU
TIFUL LOT located as above. fronting 261x1 0
feet This Is part of the Old Judah eStae and this
locality having been very recently improved by
many handsome buildings. is 10 every wav desirable
+ TERMS: One fourth cash; balance ut four, eight,
and twelve months with 10 terest at six per cent.
ap24 FRANK ID. HILL, Auctioneer.
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By Jno +. Laughton, Jr., tAgent) Auctioneer,
No. 1928 Franklin street.

SPECIAL SALE OF VAL ABLE
~ STANDARD, MISCELLANEOUS, AND MED
ICAL BOOKS, ETC, AT AUCTION.-By direction
Of the executors of the late Dr. John Dove and John
2; Tabe, Esq, win sell at my auction-hGuse on
NJ, q large and desirable collection Of books. en-
bracing many valuable STANDARD WORKS
Historical typographical, Scientific, Medical-and
GENERAL LITERATURE, together with such adj
ditions as have been made by private parties:
Additions may be made TO the sale, and Will be In
cluded in catalogue If sent In ut once. .a4,.
JOHN E. LAUGHTON, JR., (Agent)
ap 90 gs..-s1, 1850, Auctioneer.
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An accommodation train leaves Richmond daily
Except Sunday at 3i5 +. NJ. aud arrives II
Junction 5:l4 Z. NJ; Beaver Dam. 1913 i, W. I;
Louisa. 1902 =. NJ; Goidonsvilc 1t 100 T.; ",
and connccIs ut Gordonsviih with VirgniaNIlanG
train, arriving atWashlngtnu ut 1919 \. NJ; Ia
timorc. $3.50 4. NJ; Philadelphia, GAO \. NJ; New
York, 9:35 A. 81.
Mail train daily Except Sunday stops AT all rgu-
lar stations and connects at GOrdonSE!lIc with the
Virginia Midland railroad, Striving al Washington
at tj:O5 r. NJ; Baltimore, $50 7. NJ: Philadelphia,
$40 A.. NJ, and New York, 6:45 A. "
Mail train connects at charlottesville Win Viz
ginia Midland railroad, arriving ~ Lynchhur2 II
5:I5 p. NJ, connecting closely with Atlantic MI
slssippl and Ohio railroad for the Southwest.
Express train daily, stops ~ Junction, NoeIS,
Treyiians, Gordonsrilie. charlottesville, SiaGH-
ton. Goshen, Mboro, Covtngton, and al stations
west of Covington. Connects at Gor,ionSviic With
the Virginia Midland railroad. arriving at Washing
ton at $40 4. NJ: Batimsrc. $3.50 \. NJ: fhI!A-
delpha, 40 L. ~, and New York. $40 Pm. Goa
meets ut Charlottesville with the Virginia M!'iasL
Connects at Huntington with tihcSapcak" and ono
steamers for Portsmouth, Cincinnati, and all points
in the West.
Sleeping-cars on express trains between Richmond
and CoyingtOn.
East bound mail leaves Huntington ~ 3iI i. ""
and arrives at Richmond 1T o:l5 L. VI. dl!IS ga
cept Sunday. .
EXPRESS train leaves Huntington al ll:00 ~ NJ,
and arrives Mt Richmond at 1880 a. VI. daily.
Accommodation leaves GordonsyII!c Al Jl5 \. VI.
and arrives al Richmond at s:5J n. VI, Gd!S IeA-
cept Sunday. -
Through tickets for sale 10 all principal points
North, South, West. Northwest. and S"uth""'t' VI
Richmond At Conpany'S offices: ~ S26 Main street.
CONWAY 4. HOWARD,
General Passenger and Ticket tGcat.
W. VI. :. DUNN,
Engineer aud SuNrrtntcnd"nt-
NH Richmond. Va.
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Aucdoneer,
1l13 Main street. .......

coUTH-THIRD-sTREET PROPER rY.
THE MOST DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON
THIRD STREET.
THAT LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL CORNER
LOT ON CANAL%AND THIRD STREETS,
ADJOINING THE RESIDENCE OF
COLONEL ROBERT E. BLANK
ENSHIP.
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BY r. s. Anderson s. Son,
General Commission Merchants and Auct1oneers'
1924 Main street..
ByJ.R r. Hockaday, General Auctioneer,
1928 Main street.

UCTION SALE.-THIS (MONDAY)
N MORNING Ct 10 SGIoek win eter general peo
o SUGARS, CoFFEEs,
B BAS9S h sbEs Sp9 sfaSsEs'
P PlGe K ans s'F PR RPd sGTTiR
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Consignments respectfully solicited up to hour of
sale. 800, ape
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FARM-WAGON.