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Bright Answers that Tarn,AWay
wrath.

Bright Answers tnaG AurHs awe =:
wrath.
[Punch.]
!. said General PhillipoYitcb, comnander
ii, chic, OF the Austrian army OF oceuia-
ton In BOSNIA, to smart sergeant OIL nus
sars, q Which Is the best horse IN the squao,
ron, eh /? 2 s2 ss.. x, =. ,.,,,,.o
s.. No. ., General; bay, with four white
feet and blaze .,.;- .., a,,
ssWhy do. you consider him the best?"
60 BECAUSE be trots and gallops well, ear,
RES his head well up, Is still young, and
has the best OF tempers."
~ wen, and who is the best soldier IN the
squadron ]"
-. Navy d'Anos, General.
"Why Is he?"a ).
5. s. Because he takes care Of his horse, IS
honest and serviceabie, keeps his equip.
ments in perfect shape, and does MS outY up
to the handle" -
q It's my horse, General"
,aAnd who is the paragon Of soldiers you
have lauded thus?" g.
al am the man, General" a.l.tt
q You rascal y said pleasantly the COM
mander, as he passed his purse over TO the
trooper. s,f fsp.cl 49,. .5s.s. ~:
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A young woman was on trial before
western police court on the charge OF petty
larceny, and her counsel pleaded in her be-
half that she was victim OF kleptomania.
"Kleptomania ?" asked the Judge, in the
most innocent manner. "What is klepto-
mania ?" "a disease, my lord" said her
counsel, "the subject OF which is uncon..
trollably addicted to larceny" con!
see," said the Judge; ''and disease, SIR
which the judges are sent on circuit as
physician to cure. My prescription on the
present occasion is twelve months imprison.
pent, with hard labor.'
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oc 10
TAXES.

NIOTICE.-MANCHESTER TAX-PAY-
IN ERS.-Al city and school taxes are due on NO
MEMBER /, 1873. All persons who have paid one
half of their city and school tax and pay the other
half on or before NOVEMBER LIST are entitled to o
rebate of FIVE PER CENT. on the city tax: On all
city and schooi-tax bills unpaid after NOVEMBER
tax IS due on NOVEMBER 30th, and all persons
paying the whole Of the same on or before that date
are entitled to rebate or TWO PER CENT. on same
those paying one half OF said tax by NOVEMBER
3Ot will have extension on che balance I'LL March
lst On all bills unpaid. either rs to half Or the
whole, by NOVEMBER 30ih, there will be added
FIVE PER CENT, on their amount.
4 49, HsG..7ae.e j. W. BROEAUGH, JR.,
oc l7.tNo1 TREASURER Manchester city.
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BY Frank ID. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lIOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN EXCEL
i LENT AND NEW BRICK RESIDENCE. No.
1913 WEST CANAL STREET. NEAR JEFFER.
SON STREET. AT AuCTIOE.-By virtue of a deed
of trust dated October 10. 1877 and recorded In the
clerks office OF the Chaucery Court, In ID. Is.
page 222, the undersigned trustees being required
cured, will, on WEDNESDAY, 30th day OF October,
1878, commencing at ~ o'clock p NJ. on the prem
which Is situated rs above described.
The LOT fronts 16 feet TX inches on the north
side Of Canal street, near jefferson. aud runs back
100 feet between parallel lines. and has upon II
TWO-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE with basement
and other improvements.
TERMS: Enough In cash 10 pay the costs Of sale
and note of S62.50, which fell due October -,
1879, aud upon credit as to 5000 TIL April 10
1879, rs to S1,31260 iii October 10, 1879, and as
to the residue upon such terms as Will be made
known on the day Of sae-the credit payments to
be evidenced by the notes of the purchaser and Sc
cured by deed Of trust upon the property:
HENRY q. CANNON,
FuRMAN TUPPER,
oc 10 Trustees.
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HinSoO Euslish.
IFrom the London TRUTH


It fsas petition-writers that AngeliciZed
natives, whose English education has
STONED at the threshold Of q university,
chiefly distinguish themselves. An officer
attached to the Hyderabat Contingent was
once favored with thrilling appeal from a
native woman, converted to Christianity:
To Gentlemen and Ladies:
Having heard Of your benevolence, i
therefore make it my duty to come to you
not only to pay my respects, but to pro-
cure an help from gentlemen and ladies.
need scarcely mention, by the grace and
favor Of God, that got three brothers and
two SISTERS, including me, but my brothers
are dumIess, and they have no legs and
hand. but for my another sister, she have
no ewes, and for myself I can't talk, and
besides that my brothers and sisters they
never eat rice nor bread except milk and
sugar, and my brothers and sisters they are
turned as Christians. For which act OF
Kindness shall eyer pray for your long
life and prosperity.
The foregoing petition was probably the
handiWork OF professional lettcr-WriteT.
but the following application for assistance
was penned by the petitioner himself:
Slr,-Excuse me IL / presume to unfold
myself aud my grievances to find comfort
: IN my troubled bosom. Born ana Drought
up as I am in the lap OF poverty, have
none to look after and back me from the
distress and want which have fallen with
my wife and children. The late decrease
of the pay to my post Of gate-clerkship has
made considerable effect even to the bare
living OF ourselves, so that life is seemed
no better than torment. And / don't
know what to do and whom to complain,
and where to barber myself in. At last it
is the innate and intitive impulse, as it We're,
in me to look upon your honor as father
and patron to keep myself under your
wings and to hatch warm comforts to my
cold bosom. have the honor to be, sir,
your most obedient servant.
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TILDEN OUGHT TO HAVE HAD WIFE,
TAlbany cypress. -Tilden was so cautious
that be did not dare to have wife and chill
dren, and now he sin6s himself done to
death by nephew. II he had only had an
honest, aggressive, eleaT-headed spouse she
would have smelled rat, broom-sticked the
whole slippery gang OF cipheripg copar-
ceners out OF the house, locked the old man
up, and thereby saved him heap OF trouble.
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Ry Edwin Vaughan, Auctionecr. .

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L HOUSE AND LOT IN ASHLAND.-By virtue
of deed of trust from Sarah Z: Shelton TO The IN
dersigncd. dated goth May. 1877, and of record IN
Turnover county and at the request of the holder OF
the note therein secured. will proceed to sell ut
public auction, on The premises, on 1he dsT DAY
IIoIISE and LOT now occupied by Mrs. Sarah T..
Shelton. in the town OF Ashland, fronting on the
west side of Railroad street, and adjoining Tire pro-
ncrty of James Miller and Others. The LOT has on
II a DWELLING-HOUSE and all neces sary out
buildings in gooa repair, and is one Of the most de-
sirabie In the town.
TERMS: Enough in cash to ply the expenses Of
sale The anpad taxes, and the sum OF S91S 8, with
Interest thereon from Isl Of June, 1878; the resi-
due of tile purchase money to be made payable at
such t1me and secured In such manner as Sarah f..
Shelton may direct. or, If she fails SO to do rs said
trustee shall think lit.
En,rrN yArc1AS &uctioueer &C 23-l0t
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COOP AT BAIGAIN.--Doting Mother
eyes. shall be happy to give you the
wages you ask; but shall expect YOU to
love the dear children Nurse: 81 shall
be very happy to do SO. ma'am; but, OF
course, that would be an extra. - Boston
fJzobe
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FROM AN UNEXPECTED QUARTER. Il zion's
Hesald. There are not ten noyeilsts
worthy OF the name in the country, but
there are t,co Methodist writer's OF fiction
who's frank among the first--Edward Esgles-
ton apd Adeline Traft0n.
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Is 3. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, October Is. 1873.
Parties In interest are notified that shall, on
THURSDAY the 2Sth day of November, 1873, be-
tween q A. ~ and 8 P. RI. at my Office ut the Com
mercal Savings Bant, ut Farmyi1le Va. proceed 10
execute the above decree. FIN. WATKINS,
: - 80 $50 Commissioner.
tifs, and L. NJ. Dickinson and z. Allan for defend
ants. oc l9.S4w
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DEExa of a FINANCIAL WRdTER--San
francisco, October 23. Thomas p. Kitteli.
D financial writer, formerly eoaRected with
Hunts Merchants Adgazfnes died gester-
day I'm this city. szs
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THE LAST ;SoFr-1iONEY PLATsoRM. The
impression that the Democratic party Of
Ohio has MEaten its last sottmoaey plat
form, Is gaining ground. Mo State Jour
4snf 81 - 5000
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THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
No. l-l:40 Z. Nj. leaves Richmond: arlr's a:
er!In's 7:l5 +. 81. ~ Ian @Si'.;
1853 =. NJ. Grc"E5t,r, Iu:n0
L. NJ, Salisbury l:,5 f., 81
and Charlotte lis l. ".
No, 2-2:JO 4. NJ. leaves Charlotte: arrives \.
awe SaIi-bury l:3:; H. ~. Gr,a..
boro' G;46 \. ~, iaavIge
=. NJ. Bur;eviilc l2:5 i. ",
aud Richmond l7r.i.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.
No. 3-III5 2. NJ. leaves Richmond: arr.%r, \.
N rIe Y!aS = z:' l. T. ;,,er. na@;
9:l5 4. ~. salisbury ll:ul 4.
NJ. aud Charlotte l2:4OT "
No. 4-4:03 P. NJ, leaves hail trr: ARRIVES AZ
salisbury 537 T.. 81. Green's
poro' 7:2j +. NJ. !anyil.
1884 =. NJ. lurkcvI.lc 3:2S 4.
NJ. and Ric!Iiunn1 \ NJ
Trains Nos. aud VIII make close connection
at Richmond with the Richmond. rro5s!ra-
burg and Potomac railroad 10 ana from Al. Inu:s
North and East; at Burkcrils with IL" AttaH-
tic: Mssissipni anh Ohio railroad I" snd Iro"' Farm
and west Of Bristol, daily, except >r'wr,ilv.
Trains on The L. 7. V. anil G. ralIror mas.
ing, this connection DO not run on Sn'naE: a:
Gauge railroad for Milton. y. g.; at Dn,..ec w:;h
the Virginia M!d!aad railroad: al G.c"nsb"ra %i,a
the Northwestern North Carolina railroad Tor ~Il,la
ana intermediate points: ut Salisbury w The
Western North Carolina railroad (cXc. 1t sunday
for Statcsv!ilc Asnrillc and inicrnedia" l"'n:s;
Airline.
Trains Nos. 8 and will connect at Rclm'i.d ..0-
In. North ana South with the Richln"uI. !rt,l--
ricksburc and Potomac railroad for W'.Hin.;"a
and all points North aud West, and with TIL h. ~
DeaNe a2d Ohio railroad for AL points Ne,:: -
dundee with Virginia Midland railroad = All
from Washington and AL point, %ori! and Nr>t;
at Charlotte, with the Charlotte. Columbia apt
Augusta railroad to and ircm all n"int. H"!,h
aud South. These trains '.Gy on iac
Richmond aud Danye railroad. ana conc""t IS
above, except going north IN S"n''ay morning aHl
going south Monday morning. I rains making his
connection run daily on Richmond, Fr,'!rri'h>-
burg and Potomac aud Chesapeake ana Ohio rn'-
road. except Sunday.
Trains on the y. W. y. &. railroad run between
Greensboro and Salem daily except S|nIiH
Pullman palace drawhIg-Ioom and >ier}hns-rari
run on trains Nos. | and . between NJ" iD:a
and Atlanta ria Richmond. ana on Nos. : ami
between Richmond and Charlotte. auh ''tNecu
Washington, Uanyilie, Charlotte, AMI Au%u"a.
Tickets sold 10 all Southern and southwestern
points. aud baggage checked through.
Local tickets good only for q continuous irsaEe
between the points named on the tickets. ~ !!-
over checks Will be given. ~
r. n. X. TtIrrTT.
General Sup.riii Endvut.
JOHN r. MACMURDG. General Passenger 'L"ut.
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PRINTING.H0USES.

PRINTING-HOUSES
DISPATCH PRINTISG-HoUsE.
GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.
Having one of the LARGEST AND BEST.
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES IN THE SOUTH, COM
bined with skiiruI mechanical talent. we are pre-
pared to execute promptly, in the very best style
and AT LOW PRICES, every description OF
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
SUCH AS
BUSINESs-CARDS.
VISITING-CARDS.
rKoFESsIoNAL-CARDS
WEDDING-CARDS.
SHow-C CARDS,
MANlFESTs.
BILLS LADlSG.
RECEIPTS
: LETTER-HEADs.
NoiN 1ccoUNTs SALE. -
tssf STATEMEN rs
~ ENVELOPES,
PAMPHLETS ARGUMENTS,
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK A
SPECIALITY.
we have all the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE
and execute work In q manner that cannot be sur
e We also do all kinds OF BINDING and RULING
/, Orders from the country promptly niled ana de'
We, viii c6eerfaiiy farnisb estimates and sent
samples Waen required. nm l2'aFW,&N
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oc 21-15t
BY Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and AuctioncerS,
No 4 Eleventh. street.

SALE OF THE VERY
| observation-disclosures BRICK DWELL.
ING No. 4O5 EAST GRACE STREET. BE.
TWEEN FOURTH AMI! FIFTH STREETS. At
AUCTlON.-By virtue of a deed nf trust from u.
n Nn.c,cv and others TO the subscriber rs trustee,
/ will sell BY aucion, upon the premises, on WE'D
NESDAY. 3Olh October. ut 1 O'Clock L. d :. Inc
DWELLING next above DR.. r. T..
CoIeman's residence. II has ten rooms, besides 4
Kitchen with four. rooms. with gas and water. INC
lot fronts 80 feet on Grace street, anu runs DAG =
nhour / so feet to IN alley lcaling out to Fourth
street: aud 1t has also side alley TO Grace street
TIE situation Is OF The best III The cl'y anu IS
esncciaIly suited for professional! or bustncS linen.
TEpns. Al sale JOHN DUNLOP, Trustee.
GRrERS & N.ILLIAMS. AuctiOncers. DC ~
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By J. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
l113 east Sfaiu street.

A SSIGNEE'S AND TRUSTEES SA LE
"A OF TWO BRICK STORES, NEARLY NEW,
IN WEST SIDE OF BROOK AVENUE Re
TWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL SHEETS
ALSO. a LARGE FRAME HOUSE WITH 4
TWO-AND-A.HALF-AC LOT AIIACHE,:
WITH OTHER BRICK iMpR0 ,Lr59 81 !
puSES. ON BROOK AVENUE, ONE Square
NORTH OF THE DRANCH.-Hy virtue OF DC
cree of the United Sta'es District Court for the
Eastern District Of Virginia. in the matter OF Law
renee Dwycr. entered october 10. 1878, we. me
underslgned thereby appointed special commission
ers for that purpose, VIII SELL on the premises tie
above-dcscribed proncrty commencihE at i In.
PRICK STORE. on MONDAI-2Sth day OF OCTOBER
M z O'Clock L. NJ, free OF encumhranceS. 10 Inc
highest bidder the following REAL ESTATE, sur
rendered by said Dwyer in his schedule is bank
st. Those TWO BRICK STORES, Nos. g 8 ana
$40 Brook avenue. fronting about twenty lcet each
and running back To alley between parallel nues
of irregular depth. lSec Plat OF SALE
ed. THAT SLAUGHTER ESTABLISHMENT
fcompletel, together With the RESIDENCE aud
about TWO AND 4 HALE ACRES OF LAND.
the lot is BRICK SLAUGHTER.H HOUSE. TWO
EPiCK SMOKE-HOUSES. ONE BRICK GAU-
SACE-HOUSE, SALT-HOuSE, 4 large CATTLE
SHED The YARD Is paved with granite blocks.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance In SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months interest added. and little re-
tanned until all the purchase-money is paid and u
deed ordered by the court.
THOMAS Y. PAGE, Assignee,
LEROY E. BROWN, Trustee,
Special Commissioners.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioncer. oc17
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

VIRGINIA: In the Circuit Court OF
Y Prince Edward county-Peter Bruce. Plmnt1n,
q Fl Biiss Sheriff. and other home defendants, and
the following .rcSidents-Tiz., The UNKNOWN
heirs Of James Bruce, the unknown heirs OF Roo.
Shephard. Robert Munro and Jane Munro his
wife james King and helen KIP King ms VIE e
Elizabeth Shepherd, John Bruce, John Walker ana
Ann his wife; Jane Easson, and Andrew BRUCE
and the Commonwealth Of Virginia. ey K. d.
ckinsSa esca .epm The Court drece he
following accounts TO be taken ami rcported-to
wit: 1s,r,
county, and as such administrator q. D. H. WIN me
will annexed of ID. Bruce. deceased. second. VI
Alexander Bruce as executor OF u. brce dn
Third or G.. {. Read, executor OF ID. Bruce nc
ceased leach Of which said accounts are 20 DC ren ne
dersd BY said C. u Bliss sheriff ST. FSnrn 4i
" " y WILSON, fi Fifth. Of j. L. walker, who was ad-
miDs,raor with the VII annsxea 81 a. epcetor of
his hands any estate Of said ID. Bruce deceaSed'
T' Wa Ms IN deceased Sixth or G. W. Booker as
curator OF The estate Of ID. Bruce, 6eeeaSed-Tnlch
sr asueciay The real estate Of the said D. Bruce
witch came into his possession ana tue yearly rents
ana 1he Court also directed the following inqul
ries to be made-to wit: Seventh. Into the yearly
rents and profits of the lots Of land and other real
nosse,sio1i Of the defendants. S. 2. Boiling, and Her
ipuIes Rand and Mary Bland his wife: Jack Crisp,
Daniel Kelso. and Martha Hill, and the fee-simple
value thereof. Elgth. Into the fee-smple value OF
the real estate of n. Bruce, deceased, now in the
hands Of G. ". Booker. curator. Ninth: Whether
Peter Bruce and Alexander Bruce carried on the
business of D. Bruce, authorized by his will and
If So whether any Of the le9acies in that event 10
be paid BY them were paid the amounts SO paid
and when. Tenth. Whether David Bruce and
tEleventh) whether Alexander Bruce were either
naturalized citizens Of Virginia and Of the United
States, Twelfth. As to disposition made by A.
Bruce rs executor of d. Bruce CT the personal and
real estate of said D. Bruce, and what has become ef
the same; and Whether C. c. Read or William VIII
son, executors Of ID. Bruce ever came INTO posses.
aud If So what part. Thirteenth. Who are the per-
sons COW entitled to the legaces beaueatled by the
will of said d. Bruce, and who are The heirs nj law
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NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP - -
COMPANY, e6aEazS1z
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT.

FOR NEW YORK DIRECT.
On and after September &c, 1878, this company
win dispalcn one IF tnelr splendid steamerS-CLD
DOMINION, WYASOHE ISAAC BELL. and
ACKNOWLEDGES MONDAY, THURSDAY, and
SATURDAY ut high water.
These ships entirely new, and were built e1.
pressly for this route.
They have splendid saloons, state-rooIns, aud bath
rooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are un.
surpassed.
New York on the conpany's covered pier, 81 NORTH
river.
Freight received until P. II. daily.
Cabin fare TO New York, S12. Storage, IS ans
SS.
Frcights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and charge made except AERIAL el'
penseS incurred. .....
For further information apply TO
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
myl9 office Comsanv's wharyes. Rccketts.
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BY Richardson 6 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctiouecrs,
ll1S Main street.

SALE OF A VALUABLE
L LOT. WITH TWO-STORY FRAME DIV ELL
ING. on STATE STREET. FULTON.-By virtue
of a deed OF trust from j. Il. Pairlm and wife 10
the undersigned, bearing date on ihe lst day OF Jan
Chnuccry Court Of Richmond, In D. 3. 100 4. page
$40. | viii sell 1T public auction default having
been made in the payment OF The note secured II
said deed and being directed so TO do by Inc holder
OF SAID notc.) oil MONDAY The 2Sih day OF, Ocio-
ber 1878. on the premises. ut O'Clock L. NJ, the
property described In said deed us fronting 5o ttet
IN Inc north side of State street between Williams
burg avenue and Fulton street, and running BACK
within parallel lines ITO feet. with n two-story
dwelling and other improvements thereon.
TERMS: Sufficient In cash 10 pay off note Sc
cured In said deed for 300. with accrued Interest
and all expenses of executing this trust. ana tne
balance on such terms may be made known at the
time of sale.
z n. VI. LEE, 1TtlS,cc
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ByJno. Z. Lauehton, DR., Auctionccr,
No. GIG Main street.

CATALOGUE SALE OF VALUABLE,
" BOOKS AT AUCTION.-I am now receiving
and caialoeuing valuable. collection OF HlSIoKi'
GAL SCIENTIFIC, GEOGRAPHICALLY ND-
ARD WORKS. and GENERAL 1LlTERAIDRE',
which will be sold at auction on WEDNESDAY,,
November 9Th, at my auction. rooms, No. @ 8 Main
street. Parties desiring make addition to the sale
are requested 10 GO so at once.
NJ aeot Auctioneer.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
Y JAMES RIVER FOR SALE:-By virtue of
deed of trust executed by David j. Cowles on the
therein mentioned, We. or one OF Us. will sell by
public auction, on THURSDAY, November 4,
1878 before the court. house door Of james City
comfy. the VALUABLE TRhCT OF LAND lying
in James City county. James river, Just above
jamestown island. containing about 375 ACRES,
known as "Amb!rr's," which was purchased by ID. s.
C0wlcs from william W. Coke. executor OF Eliza
Coke. deceased. This Is an excellent farm: good
snil vii com Portable brick buildings thereon hay
ing good orchard. and new whar-crCclcd ut
cost of about S2,500-to. Which large vessels can
come. 1t has. also, Il fine water-vlcw.
TERMS: 200 and expenses of sale cash; for
any balance terms made known on day OF sale
' JOHN a. COKE,
W. S. PEACHY.
oc o1-15t Trustees.
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81 By Grubbs & Williams.
r., Real Estate Agents and huctioncers.
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

CMALL FRAME HOUSE, No. III, ON
- SOUTH SIDE OF CATHERINE STREEI
HETWEEN NUN FORD AND GII.MER
STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.We VIII
sell mt auction, on the premises, on MONDAY. DC
tobcr 2Sth. at O'Clock 7. NJ. the property above
situated IT. contains three rooms. The lot fronts
20 feet, aud runs back LOO leet 10 I'LL aey III ieeI
WIDE. -,..
TERMS: One fourth cash: the balance ut four,
eight, and twelve months. with interest.
80 49, 80. ~. GRUBBS e WILLIAMS.
nn "a huctiOneerS.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AADi III >rhAkE}
RAILROAD. !
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
y COMMENCING MAY y, lST7.


SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
y COMMENCING MAY y, lS77.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
SCOOP. NJ. Leaves Richmond TT E:SDAT. THURS
DAY. ana SATURDAY. Connect, 1t
West Point with steamer Havana {
all points York river ana Ban
more. Arrives III Baltimore At : !.
NJ: connects with r:Iil-iines for Wash
iigton, Philadelphia, New \ o:h i's-
ton. and al western points. tIir.'.=
at Richmond with trains on R:cnn"iJ
and Petersburg anu CheSapcIae --o
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
900 A, NJ, Leaves Richmond MONDAY. WE'D
NESUAY. and FRIDAY: A:.I
500 A. N TUESDAY, THURSDAY, anr' sat.
URRDAY. Connects villa .'caInI;
at West Point Tor river landh-s ii"-
tinorc. and all western points IN.
meets RiclimOnG viii trITs Oh i!ir".
mOnd and Danvie raiIroId.E!riiIn""I
aud Petersburg. ana CacsapeaNe -Ai
LoC al. PASSENGER.
a:OoP VI. Leaves Richmond daly Except Sur.
day..
THROUGH PASSENGER.
1000 A, M, Arrives ut Richmond TUESDAY,
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY. ia.
meets with trains on Richmond IEi
Petersburg and Che>apea>G -il HA1
railroads. Steamer Havana lc%Nr' !.a..
tinlore from Pier iii Light >,HI!
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, 4ItI FRI
DAY, at 4 i. ". Connects "l.L
trains from Philadelphia, Ne" lyI,,
and western points. ami At " ~ ROM
with trains Tor Richmond and &c
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
A.OO p. NJ arrives nj Richmond MONDAY. " Ed.
EESDAY, and FRIDAY aa'l ~
6:15P. Nj. TUESDAY, THURSDAY. raj SAT-
CRDAY. Connects ,Tiih steamer Al
West poEt from baltimore. Coz
..- meets with Richmond asd ihn'i",
Richmond and Petersburg, ana tAc@-s-
peake and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
1000 A. NJ, Arrives at Richmond daily except sum
day. Connects With Richmond ana
Petersburg and Chesapeake aNd OAIo
railroads. 49,,
No transfer of freight at Richmond To o. rom
southern points. Cars through between .AtA'n@
and West Point. -, ,., r,as
Careful handling and dispatch, with lowest rates.
guaranteed. -.,, ..,
Through bills of ladinG, with guaranteed rates.
issued TO al. northern aud western points. $780,.
Through tickets sold to all northern, EASTERN aNa
western points, and baggage checked throM.h. M.
For tickets apply al General Railroad iIcATI "a
Gee 500 Main street; al the ENrhan$e iiot.iI a.S
compauv's depot, corner Twenty-iEird III! OoeA
| streets. Richmond, Va. ,.,,.
| mas II. T. DOUGLAS. Superintendent