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MAJORITY Representations

To the assitor of the Chicago Tunes:
T beg to differ with you in rega1l to the
cumulative plan Of voting, nov ancVoglle IN
this Ss,Ee for the election OF representatives,
and re say that, in my humble OPINION.
mthetoonstitutional guarantee OF the right OF
eoussble representation with which the
Slate of Illinois is now cursehus one OF the
mott fragrant political o1sragesEnd nonsen-
steal hunibugs OF the age. 1t Is essentially
yioaiye of the fundamental idea OF repub-
lieaa government and 'ef the spirit OF true
deraocracy, As an ex4pedeDt for checking
the intrigues of coTTapt ana powerful ma
ig-ity it has proven wholly inefficient, and
as means Of securing protection to the
fights OF the helpless minority it Is lament
aasiy failure. But this system is pregnant
ySith pernicious cesults. 1t vitalizes mis-
I,ehievous factions; iosterssparty corruption;
6Ters q premium TO fraud, and it takes the
.choice OF representative from the people
and vests it in cliQaes Bipartisan managers.
This innovation upon time-honored Dem,
Epcratic usages was separately submitted TO
1.-The people by the Constitutional Conyen-
E4ion, and adopted, by ;arcomparatiyely small
/ maiorty, as an untried experiment. /. Its
operation has now beeniairly tested by four
! elections, and experience has demonstrated
1.-THE utter fallacy of every argument urged
/ by theorists in it's favor. The people are,
| indeed, "ripe'' for peturn to the old sys-
item, and il the General Assembly will
grant them an opportunity to express then
| wishes at The ballot. boz minority represen-
tation will be repudiated by an oyerWheln,-
ing majority. J.: +. 5.
| VIRGINIA, CAss oorsrY, Ill, December
/ 25, 1873. ,....-
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fRA1nnOAD Lasgs.


IN - -
atcHs sss9I Ass gE S ass,9Hsasssnos
fSOMMENCfEG MONDAY December ia.
" 1878, trains on this rsad WIN run % follows:
1856 IL 4 4ne stSHa9 aalS so day connects.
aS AIKEN W. chars saaa Ha ;sss,
Jacksonyilte- parlor cars :. =, Sr!irnior-
ton. Stops only Of t(."acster and HE
4 7:1s 4. NJ csess55,fMoDaTfos daily s.aeeps
sunday makes close connection st
Ri PetersbuT With re Atianfic. Tis-
~ tsissippi and Oh. J. raiiresd for Bristol,
Gnattanoo21.SNa Nashville, Memphis,
zf ,, ncnnn 4, Farmv;Ife, and other local
s sssl os1s on that road. naklhs same
5siis,ss a,,ae as by any otLer line. S:ors at
4:2o RIM. Observation-Disclosures TRAIN daily
~ te.lcept sunday. Passengers taking
y. .is train viii make cisse connection
1895 Rss.sJisHff 81 so:.? y CONNECTING
Tor Weldc2. wilmington, Kaicigfi;
~ 80 Charleston, Savannah. Augusta, Co
- iImhia, Atlanta, Macon, MONTGOMERY,
Mobile, New Orleans, and all points
Soufh and Southwest. Pullman sleep
Savannah, ana the South. stops only
sooA.M., sG Ss1sasi'f COON eaS oa I6DATIo
TRAIN makes close connection With
A., NJ. & @. r. r. for Bristol, Chatta-
nooga,, Nashville, Memphis Lynch
burg, FnrmYflHe,i 30 Ctnef local STA
lions on thai road. Stops At all stations.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
, 6:95 A. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily. connecting
with Richmond, freder icksburg and
B.. .ss. Il Potomac railroad foY al points North
r.. East. and West Stops at Manchestep
\, ,s.s.t and Chester, and AZ Halfway and at
Drury's Elutf, on signal. ~ =
9:O5A. NJ, ACCOMMODATES TRAIN dsily
- Except sunday. Stops at all sta
q. 1aE TONS .'iA-
7:o5 P. NJ, lCCoMMoDAfI0N.. TRAIN daily.
Ts@t Stops at all stations. ..-.
( 3:46 p. n THROUGH NAH. daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points East
~ and West Also, making close cenaec.
ton with the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
all points North ant West. This train
stops at Manchester and Chester. aud
at half Way and Drury's Bluff, en-
signal. G.--'-,.. ss
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg win start from
the AppoHattox depot
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS dlsconti nucG
until further notice. s--.s-.sEt. Efstiss.
de IS -. A. SHAW, Superintendent.
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s p. By Poindextcr i Tupper,
Real Estate Agents and Auc'toneers,
1900 Main street
Lnnde1. plnntprs National Iiankl.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AN UN
" DIVIDED ONE-HALF INTEREST IN VAL.
UARLE PROPERTY ON BROAD STREET. ON
fousHEE BETWEEN BROAD AND GRACE,
AND ON BROOK AVENUE AND CLAY
STREETs-ln pursuance Of decree OF the Chan d,a
BIER O. 1878, In tho suit of Lahrop 6 Leigh cs. D..
n. Jones's administrator and Others, the under
signed will proceed 10 sell, rs commissioner, on
WEDNESDAY, January l. 1879. commencing ut
4 O'Clock p. d., the UNDIVIDED H&Lt-lNFER-
EST of the said y. n. Jones, deceased, In the fol-
lowing d escribed property: -.
That certain LOT fronting SO feet on the north
side OF Broad street between Foushee and. First
streets. and extending back - feet, with TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING thereon.
. Also, certain LOT fronting 99 feet on the east
side OF Foushee street between Broad and Grace
streets
ing 96 feet the north side of Clay street at ts IN
terseclon with the west line of Brook ayenMe. WIN
a substantial TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING
thereon. =,
TERMS OF SALE One third cash; balance In
equal instalments ut six aud twelve mouths negoia-
be notes to be given for deferred payments. with
interest added. and title retained until purchase
money is paid and conveyance ordered by the court
+. NJ. CONNER, Commissioner.
PoISDEXTER & UPPER, Auctioneers.
: de 81 rs .30.31&ja1
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GFor tEc Dispatch.l
Tie Lost Plefad.

Alone, 10 this prison-house Of dark,
And peerirg through the bars,
The courts OF Heaven are thronged with light
A carnival of stars. So ats ~
The scntinelled day and night keep guard
Over my living tomb;
Dread waiting for Eternity, astl Ja
To light my fiery doom. As.
4 Long, long agone In Gods white lime, Z: =, q
= Three brothers sang on high; Is.rss
Then two sought for u Plead lost s.sts-.. "a
y That Plead, ahl 'twasi.
Now lost, condemned In earthly bonds, as n.
sly starry mates above: =.
sIJnseen. unrecked Of by them all, -.
~ Companions Of my love. -''.l.'s'5
One comes, anon, of lovelier mien, .
= Passionless and pales - = r 90 -
WHO nils with memory's OIL her lamp, sE.
And gazeth down The vale.
The westering sun has laid his crown
Upon hQr gracious head;
1t be1mcih there with softer light, 49,. l.,
Pearls for It's diamonds shed.
MY love. my lost, in oceans waves,
NV strong heart ihrobs 10 thee; {.
All vafnly still it swellethln ., s..
Tempestuous misery. -
No more with thee, through heavens vault,
Biissful shall stay;
nowerful hand still hurls me down f'st ..s
An ever-darkening way.
No moro, But hush! what voice is this
That singcch liish and higher
OF hope for nae, even for me,
After baDt}sMal fire? -a -. rs.
From ashes glorious shall rise,
.. On wings of light to soar =
Inward, xrsli upward, through the blue
Upward sorevermore. rSh 'EE'
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BY Frank u. Hill,
Real Estate Aucioneer,
HOS Main street.

4 ssIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
A REAL ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF Hen y
Pi16 AND CITY OF RICHMOND AT PUBLIC
hItESTftN pursuance of decree Of The United
States District Court for The Eastern District of Vr-
sinia of the 23d lay of November, 1878, III the
said bankrupt viii SCI, al puS g. &c auction on the
nremiacs, ON SATURDAY, january 4.h. 1879: at
IL O'Clock NJ, sIXTY.THREE ACR t:It 81, 0f LAND
fter which, say at 81 O'Clock p. NJ, Will SELL on
the premises the HOUSE AND LOT on N1choL on
street in the city of Richmond tiot frontins 81 5y
l46 fectI, and now occupied by Sald Iuckey. Lac
lsuse is In very good repair.
TERMS: : Cash as 10 one fourth Of ihe purchase
money; and The balance upon credit OF lour e,snt'
teret added from the day sale little retained until
the purchase-money is paid in full and conveyance
otueA'N y JAMES N. DUNLOP, Assignee.
FRANK D. HILL, Auctioneer. de "a
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a sable son OF Ham presented himself al
the desk OF the marriage -license clerk Of the
Probate Court the other day, and asked fol-
a license to marry his dusky Dulcinea
Among other problems propounded him
was
e Are you and the lady related?"
81 g Yes, sab y was the answer.
= What relation are you to each other? !:
was the next query. s S. }.s:s.
Z. Sah!" CALCULATED the applicant for mn.
tsimonial honors. =
g mean what kin are you to each
other2 /" explained the handsome Harry
II rs I'VE isn't any kin to each other; n0kin
at all, sab, = responded the American citizen
OF Ethiopian descent. 49,: .S=..
But you say you were relatedg1 an
sWered Reitchen.
~. thought you deiuded to de tender re-
tashuns OF iuY what prevails between US at de
present moment, !" aaid Seipio; sohe got his
license. cinrati Enquirer.
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Hnrse Talk.
sonEEHEsG ABOUT EQUINE rEYs1oGNoMy.

SoHETHEsG ABOUT EQUINE FEYSIoGN0MY.
The: Esztish art Asgosine thus dis
courses on horse physiognonIg:
His weHshaped, delicate ears are capable
Of being moved separately In every direc-
ton, ana every movement lis full OF mean
ing and in sympathy withs5he eye. The
|eye is prominent, full and large, and placed
laterallv, SO that he can see behind him
without turning his head, his heels being
his principal weapons OF defeace; his nos
trils are iaRge, open, and flexible, and his
lips fieshy, though thin and exqulsitely
mobile and sensitive. The large open nos
tril is essential to him, as horse breathes
solely and entirely through it 'being pbysi-
calIy incapable of breathing through his
mouth, as valve in the throat actually pre-
cludes him frsm so doing; hence the mouth
Of horse, without bride in II. is opened
only for purposes Of eating or biting, bat
never from excitement or from exhaustion
like that OF sst other quadrupeG s, except
tue deer. species. The lips are, perhaps,
even more Characteristic; they are his hands
as we'll as part OF his mouth, and the horse
and others OF his family alone use them in
this way. The OK the sheep, the goat, the
deer, the giraffe above all, and, in fact, we
believe, all gramin;Sorous animals except
the horse, either bite their food directly. with
their teeth or grasp and gather in with
the tongue, which is prehensile, and
gifted with more or. less power OF pro-
longation; but the horses tongue has no
such function, and therefore no such pow
ers; as theseservices are all performed in his
ease by his lips, and no horseman who has
let u favorite horse pick up small articles Of
food from the palm OF bis hand can have
failed to be struck with the extreme mo-
bility and also the sensibility and delicacy
of touch with which the lips are endowed.
Now. all these physical characteristics are
patent without any knowledge OF anatomy
to any one who applies intelligent observa-
ton to an animal which he sees daily: but
in pictures both by medieval and modern
painters, what wonderful libels on horse
nature do we perpetually see. He is
commonly represented as an animal
either with human or else with small,
piggy eyes, with blunt, solid nose,
with two small round holes for nos
trils; with an open, foolish mouth; with
a long body like q bolster, straight shout.
ders, and round, shapeless legs; and THIS not
only in the case Of the old Italian masters,
who seem to have lost, with the. loss OF
Greek traditions, all sympathy with the ap-
preciatiol OF the horse, but also In tie case
Of English painters OF eminence OF the pres
emit day in this horse-loving country. Lex
the reader, for instance, turn to the largo
illustrated edition of Telay sons poems and
to other books illustrated ~ leading artists,
whom i would be inYidions to ption, and
then let him say whether the above descrip-
ton is an exaggeration OF what he generally
finds. 80
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CITY TAXES.

~------ - OFFICE OF CITY GoLLEcroR,s
RICHMOND, VA, NOVEMBER as, 80 naI.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE of y. ,n mo 70
/ LY from A. NJ tSS + ,ns y, ls for the pur-
inc az reesiylns from person ~hS a ssasreI
S;,, the Remaining half: and thSssr
win be added to tue amount Of sa here The party
OF the ehafgea, nav said remaining bali ws
ASSESSED Hited But In csse any person ~ TIA
saa isa 10 pm Inc meath 54 ~ r,S Sas sa
CITY IA ,n,n,,nf thereof on or eefore ssae
w W sas n zen there shall ee ADDED
aa 's TWENTY PER GEN z lsI a,riue due.
upon INC "'ae's "a, Il. HS1GOs1ecfnY.
aa slim -
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BY Richardson & Co.. &c.,:
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1ll3 Main street. a.#

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNlM-
" PSOyED REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
FOR SALE BY AUCTI0S--By
yiftuc of the provisions of deed of trust bearing
date the 2slb day of November. 1877, from VIII
liam st. PaulIufi:a,p oithe nndersigned TRUSTEES,
duly recorded in ihe clerks office of the Hastings
Court OF said cityof Manchester, 10 secure The pay
men, of certain negotiable note therein mention
said deed-defau having been made In the pay ment
or said note and being required so TO DO by the
holder thereof-sel by auction, on the premises on
.SATURUAE fIe 21st day OF December, 1873. at
.sx o'clock u NJ. the followiug-described REAL
FSTATE-tf wit all that certain LOT OFLAND,
with scyeraISMALL FRAME DWELLINGS there
on living Nd being in the city of Manchester. and
h0inded folows-to wit, beginning on The south
line Of 18TH street at the east line Of the property
of e. M,&n running thence eastwardly along sal d
Tenth sd.ct 10 Semmes street, THENCE ut right an
.ples souE wardy along the western line of Senmes
Street d Eleventh street. thence ut right angles
along IL north line OF Eleventh street TO The east
ern iii Of the property Of A. McCronc. thence at
right ;Egcs northwardly along said McCronc's line
tn 9TH property of said Pulliam, thence at right
Enthusiastically along the north line OF said Nc
1ro1Rs property to The said east line OF e.. MunnS
nro,Ely, and thence ut right angles northwardly 10
trerh street and Tie point Of beginning. .s
g5RMS Enough in cash to detray the expense
of Executing TINS trust and TO pay OFF the sum OF
$3.50 with interest thereon from the 2SIh day of
SFcmber, 1878: the residue on such terms Is shall
fhuuounced at the time of sale.
This property will be divided to suit the wants OF
Ayers. D. 4. RlCnAKDS0N,
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RICHMOND, DIRK RIVER AND tHtefb3hsf
80 RAILROAD.
CCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
y e I'll COMMENCING MAY q, lsi7'

RICHMOND, DIRK RIVER AND .hi.I io Sa{
CCHEDULE OF TRAINS. ,
y III COMMENCING MAY q, lsi7'
THROUGH PASSENGER.
s:o0P NJ. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY, THCHs..
DAY, and SATURDAY. G9nnectsM
West Point with steamer Havana ioi
r., all points on York river ana bs'tt'
-- A.: connects with ratl.itnes for wash
fngton, Philadelphia, New York, Bos-
ton. and all western points. Connects
atRichmond with trains Oh Richmond
and Petersburg and Chesapeake ano
XIII. Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
600 A. M. Leaves Richmond MONDAY, WE'D
Wv NRSDAY. and FRIDAY: and
SO A. Il TUESDAY, THURSDAY. ana SAT.
URRDAY. Connects with steamers
at West Point for river landings, BAL
tiInore. and all western points. S9t-
meets al Richmond with trains on Rich:
.-a= mond and Dsnyil!e railroad, R!chmon9
and Petersburg, and Chesapeake ana
g Ioc al PASSENGER.
e.oo p. NJ. Leaves Richmond daily Except suns
TERoUGH PASSENGER.
,o.oa A. NJ. Arrives at Richmond TUESDAYS
Ao'o0 - 'A' TIiiiRsDAY, and SATURDAY. Con-
meets with trains on Richmond aug
Petersburg and Chesapeake and ONO
railroads Steamer Havana leaves BAL.
limore from PIes l4t Light 1t, st Ee
MGNDAfs p IN Il. Connects With
Train, from Philadelph!a, New York,
and western pclats, ara &t nest lo .n
With trains for Richmond ana tiie
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
ann ID NJ arriyes al Richmond ONDAl '" ELS
NV Il '' NESDAY, and FRIDAY; aud
s.1sp M. TUESDAY, THURSDAY. ana SA.s
9'Ao ~ IIitDAY. Connects with steamer -
West POINT froH Baltimore, S0h-
meets with Richnond ava oa H,
Richmond and Petersburg, ana tnesa~
nnake and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER. crs.
n .rriyes al Richmond daily except sun
lO:oo a. ~ d,v CONNECTS with Richmond n aho
petersburg and Chesapeake ana ohie
railroads. ,,.,o,a N oy from
no n"ints Cars run through between AtS<n"
md West Point. ,,,,ch xs,th loves, rates.
Careful handling ana oi'pAN@D'
guaranteed. ,.un. with guaranteed rates,
iss Hsas,h tickets scld to all nor,hern eas,n'
western points, and sasgase ee RSaiiread Ticket Of
sos aaS Main Street at The ENsh,pSse snd DocS
companv,s depot, corner i"e"'' -. !.
ssreeas,a hlcni"Vaa =. T. DOUGLAS snperineenosn.
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General Hooker says he never saw
pretty girl in Europe who was not 4
American; and now we are willing tot
NIT that there was battle on LooEuI
Mountain, and tremendously big bjie'
too.-Butato Express.
4 little girl OF our acquaintance caf her
lover "Life,'' becausghe Is
50 short" -.
It is a good artist who can dra1pay.-
Lynn Reporter.
A good many men are suspendfg more
than they earn.-Graphic. I
For the hand of a young lady Fu may De-
come sutton, il you suit Ter. "E
A Middleman-With girF each arm.
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WAGEs.-First Flunkey: swell. / hear
your Young guvnor's made match with
Miss Deronda." Second Flunkey: g Yaas,
he's gone and done it," First F!unkey ::
Come, now, what's the figure! ANY
idea?" Second Flunkey: wall. taxing
everything into account, l calc'late his
pIace'l be wuth about eight 'undred
month .''-Punch'S AtsaanaC.c.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

VALUABLE CORN AND FLOUR.MTLL,
with n .SMAII,tFARM situated twenty miles north
of Philadelphia, ON the North Pennsylvania rail-
road for sale or exchange for Virginia farm. Ine
mill has three pair stones and IS now doing good
husiuesS. The land (seyeuteen acresl Is level and
fertile, and has upon It . good BRICK DWELL
ING aad excellent farm buildings. This properly Is
In hIckTy-settied and thrifty section, and offers
rara opportunity for any one wishing 10 exchange
Virginia property for northern properly. 4daress,
with full particulars OF your anu -
'uA. -'.o CHAFFIN, STAPLES & CO.
= do o.. datswlt Richmond. Va.
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HIS ONLY IDEA.--IFroaa the Atlanta (Ga.)
Constitution 1.-The able paragrapher OF the
New York Tribune is still running the
business, He has an idea
that the whole country is interested in 1t;
and this is about the only idea he has.
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sToeK BRoKERs. d AUCTIOSEeRs.
on cR0CKERYs,... GLASSWARE, DO.

nHINA, GLASS, CHINA ust opened ):
SJNEW GOODS from al the foreign factories.
Frennh f,linn Decorated Dinner, Tea. and Cham
her SETS direct from Limoges, Ffance-each piece
stSr ned Longwy Waie representing the o.g cue
Jar,anese URari; Novelties In The WY OF Fioren-
IRE Malachite, Iridescent, and Cere Glass.
Tie iargest and most complete sock eTes e2nio<>
i.sss ~ ss'ss' GEORGE GIBSON, JR.,
u do {, 1907 Main street,
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fFsr the Dlspatch.l
ncnffa tnud birth.

UeULA NHu okRkhS u ;.
There's sound Of woe II The dir to-nsght
: And q wall In the norih ;wtnd,s breafhs
And be tells rs low, in accents slow,
That to.aight there win be Q death.
oh ]! snG to die Iii the Christmas time,
IFhen the world Is filled With glory;
And The children shout, as the bells ring out,
q TO tell their wondrons story. III ,,sss
Ont In the wind and storm and min, g.s 4. -
AT midnight, With none to save. 10 IS
Through the dark, wet street. with trembling feet,
3 The Old Year goes 10 hfs grave. b il - .s
He has been our friend, IN Jos. and pain, $.
And served usicng md well, ~
Yet there's not a tear for the dying Year ~
As The clock proclnims his kneli. II.
And Tomorrow, when Tho bright sun Shines
The worlds voice ia loud and clear. 81 - i. Z.
a., with music sweet, and danctuE fsok ,s,ss
Ii vree,s The glad New Year. !, =. ii. +,
TREY ad.nG with arms outstrctcled
AiiH crown Of flowers bright,
nd forget In their Joy DER this new-bJrn boy =
! The death ar twelve last night. p,
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RICHARDSON & Co., AuctIoneers.
DanmnLn Avn

- POSTPONEMENT. .....a
In consequence of the Indictment weather the
above sale Is postponed by consen. of parties inter-
csted to SATURDAY the 4tb day Of January. 1879,
nj the same hour, J. A. RICHARDSON
JOHN Z. TAYLOR.
de 81 Trustees.
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RICHMOND. FRED'G & POTOMAC Il. r. COL
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT.
RICHMOND. VA, November s,iSIS
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH,
trains on this road WIN run as follows:
- E-ts II NORTH BOUND.
NO, 1900 a. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station daily;
due at Washington, lilo 7.
TIC. NJ: Baltimore, sos T.. ~:
.....m r .. Philadelphia. 6:5 o L. NJ; SeT
d -.r r.-..., York, 1905 p. N.
NO, $500 p. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station daily
: o due at Washington. 9:55 ?. NJ;
Baltimore, 1853 p. ~: PlIa-
delphia, 1886 a. ~; New York,
NO. 1900 P. M., ACCOs;MoDATIoN TRAIN
- - for Junction. leaves Br0ai-
Street station daily Except Sun
daysl.'
+, SOUTH BOUND.
NO. 2-lO.l5P.M., arrives at Byrd-Strect station
- 80. daily. Leaves New YORK. $40
A. ST.: Philadelphia. II 40 a.
NJ; Baltimore. $3.50 T. NJ;
~, +. 1855 Washington, $50 L. u.
NO4 1855 A. NJ, arrives at Byr!-Sirret station
- - 80 daily. Leaves New YOr., 1000
= p. 81; Phiadcphia. lilo a.
--.s.l., " NJ; Baltimore, 4:j5 A. ~;
~, -r.. Washington. ESQ A. u.
No. s-s:4O A, NJ, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN,
80 - ARRIVES At Broad-Street station
daily except SnpdaTSt
e. 4. TAYLOR,
--i ...# General Ticke: Agent
E.T D. MYERS. General Superintendent. no l!
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7AIIcrrss,u sAHEs.... j ! 4 81 Day y,
By L. 3. Cook, Auetieneer,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sTALIIC9

by Dt SVunS fktcttGttcGfS
ti1ANE HAMBLET0NIAN STALLION
" AND ONE BAY HORSE, TO PAY LIVERY
a5 e M ae
sss ssssss e Hsasi Hssass I1sy ysTs
years Old well broke to harness can trot in ihrea
hair hands high fast trotter. OF e style and nc
tion, and fine blood. The attentions OF those In want
on me soss Is asked TO this SALE as the horses
DC sl.ld 80 = = =. B. COOK. Auctfoneer.
i.st5i ,..ssf edmond Bazaar, -
30: f'S9 ~ t.oS and l440 Franklin street. s
4 ! REAT ATTRACTION AT DAvIs's
IN RICHMOND BAZAAR, 1885. ERANkLIN
STREET-on WEi5NESDAY..Ja nuary !, 1878,
ct II eeioek 4; M; Will sell by auction one car
Superior RIDING and DRIVING HORSES and
.,,o M ia r,,,,, 40 vorr O.: ,-,,,ers-o
SCUM SOUND and Kind to harness, or noaev refunded
Those In want Of fine stock win find Il 10 their In
ssfe'' "''e1 '' Dir. JOSEPH KIEsER.
:, Of York, Penns u : ts:
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LARGE
". AND VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND IN
CUMBERLAND COUNTY-The UNDERSIGNED,
commissioner appointed by decree Of buckingham
Circuit Court ut the October Term thereof for the
year s7s. In the suit Of Cyrus fendenhal Co. VIII
liam w. Wilson and Others. viii sell, on the pre-
Uses, at public auction. ca MONDAY the. 9th day Of
january, 1879 IF fair II nos on the next fair nay
shereaferl; at - ostask NJ, the TRACT OF LAND M
in Cumberland County called !" Bon Brook. J" con.
tanning 1.O45 hCRES, situatedon Willis river ane
Bon Book creek The Improvements on same are
very valuable. consisting OF large and handsome
FRAMED DWELLING AID all necessary out
buildings. The tract has on II q large quantity @
bot.om-land and Is one OF the best estates In TN
part of Virginia. The commissioner will offer th:
land for sake in Two mere parcels. or as a whoe
accepting fhe bid or tsjs when Will uria5 th'
largest sam of money for said land. go
TERMS or SALE !: $500 castr; and The residue
| the parchase-money - one, two, and ihree years
equal lnstaI;neDts wi1sl interest ON deferred pay
ments from day of Sale and title retained until tt
whole purchase-mowsy Is paid bonds win goo
security 10 be ctyet. for the deferred Payments an
the sale to be made subject to The ratification OF th
Court IT. + -, JOHN Il. WiLSOS,
de G. 2towaw Commissioner.