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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-23

When Shakespeare died, aged 5S, the fol-
lowing were among bis eminent adult con.
temporaries then living: Lord Herbert, OF
Cherbury, aged 81; Sir Edward Coke, GO
John Hampden. %; William Harvey ,(clr-
cu!ation Of the bloody, So; George Herbert,
90; Archbishop Laud, 43; Bacon, 90; Rr-
bens. 80; lingo Jones, Al; Teniers. ~ ;
John Barneyeld, 81; Bishop JuSon, "a
Lope de Vega, "a; Sir Walter Raleigh, 10 !;
Sir Henry Spelman, antiquary, 90; slr
Thomas Wentworth, afterward Earl OF
Stafford, %: Admiral Van Tromp, 81;
Isaac Walton, %; Sir Henry Wotton. 4S
Wallenstein, SO; Richard Hooker. IS; Ben.
Johnson, AZ; Philip Massinger, 80; Robert
Herrick, %; John Selden, 81.
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T ARGE SALE OF REAL AND PER-
Il SQNAI. pROPERTY In ALREMARLE

r ARGE SALE OF REAL AND PER-
~ SONAL PROPERTY IN ALBEMARLE
COUNTY.-Pursuant to I decree Of AIbemarle Cir
cult Court rendered. In the of Thurmans trustee
rs. Thurman &c, ut October term, 1878, the
designed Will OTTER for sale public auction, The
premises, on TUESDAY, 26th OF November 1878,
commencing at ~ NJ, that MAGNIFICENT
ESTATE now occupied by Edward Thurman, ESD.
containing in all about NINE HUNDRED ACRES
OFLAND. or this $40 acres constitute the - Home
tract.n admirably adapted Ivy location. the streams
which flow through II. and the unusually good cuti-
walton 1t has enjoyed. 10 the successful production
IF all the crops grown In Piedmont Virginia There
Is on It a large and excellent DWELLING. with the
ecessary out. houses. and all the buildings are In
gooC repair. IL Is OF the very best farms In AL
bena rle The I" Mountaip.m containing some $50
acres ,djoins the "Home tract -; Is well suited for
grazing. fruit, ordinary cultivation. The realty
will be sold rs whole or In parcels, US may be
deemed best
At the same time and place lot Of VALUABLE
PERSONALITY will be offered. consisting OF
Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs Farming implements
of all SORTS Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
TERMS: AS TO realty, on q credit OF one, two, and
three years. IN canal instruments all bearing Interest
III ON day OF sale until paid TO be occurred br Gonds
with good personal security. waving homestead aud
retention OF title as ultimate security. As 10 per-
s0Ialty, cash as to all sums under $50; aud for
larger sums credit OF Elk months will he allowed,
deferred payments 10 be secured by negotiable notes
satisfact orily endorsed, aud waving homestead.
CD. FISHRURNE.
,I,0HN NJ. WHITE. Commissioners.
GEORGE PERKINS,,
no 9.eoutds
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LEsom the Cincinnati COMMERCIAL

Genera! Sherman said that Willie bis
friend joe Johnston WAS lin command Of
the Confederate army he conla calculate
pretty closely what IneSements awo Guild be
made, for he knew Joe Was a lnar. OF sense.
The following from the sCon;edefste Gene
raj since he Tas elected 10 Congsfss goes
far to justify the compliment bestowed
upon him by iiis adversary:
1Speaking first for myself I am uI.altera-
bly, for honest money. IL apy views were
otherwise could not have staod upon the
platform apon which was elected. ;Upon
this question stand with the intelligent
and patriotic mentls the South, ohio azeaot
to be deludad by fiat sophistries. The war
taught as the value of 8 currency whose
issue was illiEajtable, and God Knows We
are now too poor to Try repetition OF the
experiment.
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A JUDGE OF MusIc.-[New Haven Regis
ter.]-Stroling into the office OF one OF oui
hotels to-day, young gentleman began sing
ing, for his own amusement, ana presulha-
bly, for tue delectation OF the nan. dozen
other gentlemen at the DESK Tue popular
air, 1.-THE Man in the Moon IS LOOKING
T,ove.v When he had finished the proprie-
for turned around and remarked:
eThat might have been very good at one
time. but it was before tunes came into
fashion,"
The young man didn't sing the second
verse, but asked all the party to go out ana
assist him i'll violating the license-law.
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Expccsasioi,..
NE rode into The wooded way ".
: steiow, as Wide the sha doTs hay
we rode. and met the kneeiinH Gay
~ we said III III too late. - 40


yca rode into The wooded way Z. ss.
stelow us wide the shadows iAy !; 49,
we rode. and met the kneeiing Gay 4.
We said, eli ID TOO late. .s8si =.
!. The sun has dropped into the west:
Tho mountain holds him to her prea9t--
She holds and bushes him TO rest.
For las Il IS TOO late.
e "To see tho leaf take Are now,
To tce, and then TO wonder now
The glory pauses on the bo1eb, ,
While painting grass tops wait
n when, 10 1.-The miracle came on.
rnrf-stde turn--a moment gone
And for tile sun low-lyinp shone;
The forest stood IN state.
ss TransCeHred spread the silent space
yrhe g,ausosir eapsa shout the place..
And fopcGcd us. swept from face to lace.
We cried, /" Net yet TOO iate'
nut one who rearer drew than all,
Leaned low aud whispered !" SUNS may tah
Or aash: dear heart! speak and cat
Your soul snto its fate.
i. Tread traveIy down life's evening slope.
before the night comes do not gropta
Forever shines some small. sweet EoHc,
And Goa Is not too late"
-Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, IN Harper's maya
zine for December. go
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MARK LoRNE's LoUIsE.-[Court News 10
Neuport Local. Louise, who recently
married Mark Lorne, was the best g'rl
Queen Victoria ever raised, and was always
kind to her mother. 1t wouldn't moke any
difference how late she would be out to q
shindg, she would always get up early IN
the morning and help her mother get break,
fast and wash the dishes before she would
start TO school.
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Faith.

NV lamp Of Hope has grown so feeh,y d,nl; ;,,a.
Rrope aud iee my ivan, way hing Heart to nd
A better way that leade,h unto Him.
s,d. INV lamp IS Dlled with heavenly oil,
en- brir hi IL burned: and then The narrow way
seemed broad enough and easy: but to-day
I and what then was pleasure now Is Toll.
I,llrise and take my feeble light again
Although knew that pilgrims on the way
In missing me, triumplautiy WIN Say,, II, vain
An untrnmed lamp hath caused him all ms pa'n-
Assured ut length, If sincerely pray,
III. c. Hayden.
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By Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
l1l2 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FIVE
" VALUABLE .BUILDlNG Lots oS ;, THE I Z
NORTH LINE OF MAIN STREET BEIWEEN
JEFFERSON AND MADISON STREETS BY
AUCTlON.-By virtue of Il decree ct the Chancery
Court of the city Of Richmond entered on the 29ih
day OF June, 1876, In the suit of Walker ana wife
u.s. Bayly. &C.. we shall, MS special commissioners
thereby appointed. Sill BY auction. on the premises,
Oh MONDAY the 25th Of November, 1873, IL Z
O'Clock +. NJ, FIVE VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS-iwo Of which front 20 feet. and three ~
feet each and run back between parallel !ihcs lo3
feet TO an alley in The rear 20 II CT wide on the north
side of Main street between Jefferson and Madison
streets.
Parties wanting to buy cannot do better than liz
vest in these lots They possess all the advantages
of location he desired, md are by far more con-
venicut 10 The business centre than MANY other lois
for which there seems to be Il greater demand.
Being anxious 10 wind up this suit, and these lots
being all the city property belonging TO the csia'
Of the said Bayy unsold great inducements will be
offered TO buyers.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance In six, twelve,
and eighteen months. negotiable notes given for the
deferred payments, with interest added, and Sc
cured by deed of tru-t.
JOHN IL. GUY.
ALEXANDER Q. HOLLADAf.
M II COmmi ,sioncTS.
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A STANDING BEr.--[ Nashville american.
A man named S2muels and another mar
made bet on the Van Buren, presidential
election, to be paid when the winner shouit
catch the other in hat-store. They met by
accident ac one OF the hat establishment
yesterday, and Samuels walked out with
beaver,
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BY E. ID. Eacho, Real Estate Agent,
No, o Fourteenth street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ONE
" ACRE OF LAND, SITUATED one MILE
EAST OF RlCHMON NEAR STONY RUN
CREEK. FRONTING ON TIE SOUTH SIDE OF
THE NINE-I1ILE ROAD; ALSO; LOT. 40. So.
SQUARE 20, IN THE PLAN OF WOODFiLLE.
81 virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court OF Hen
rico entered on the 9Th of November, 1873, In The
suit of Stearns Us. Crows's amnstTi or, we shall.
as special commissioners appointed sell at public
auction, on the premises, on SAL URDh1 The 23d
of November, 1878. ct 3H O'Clock Z. NJ. commence
ing with The property on the Sine-Mile road with
ali the improvements thereon and appnrtenances
thereto. consisting of comfortable BRIG Nd,
FRAMED BUILDING. large BARN, and SIAHLE
attached: also house used for refining OIL The pre-
misses are well enclosed and supplied with waller
throughout. ,.,.,,
This sale should command tic attendance Of butch,
ers dairvmcu and others. the premises are Wei
Immediaiclv after the above sale the LOT in Wood
Vile will he sold ., ,,o
months for negotiable notes, with interest added
from dIy of sale, title retained by court till whole OF
purcl,aSs-money is paid aud CONVEYANCE ordered
nv the Court III. a. ATKINSON. DR.,
- GEORGE W. THOMAS,
Special Commissioners.
Sale conducted by T.. D. EACHo. no 10
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LOB SALE PRIVATELY, IN
RESIDENCE 1l2 EAST FRANKLIN STREET
(Linden Roy).
no Him j. o. STEGER.
RICHMoNp CIRCULAT.aG LIBRARY


THE RICHMOND CIRCULATING Ii
i BRARY. coraer Of Third and Franklin streets,
Is now open to the public from 10 f. n. 10 z. III.
On IT'S shelves will ~, found the WORKS % the most
u0pular noyeIiss, neIudpg Auerback. Black, Brad
dcii. Dulwer, Collins. Dickens, Eliot, FiemasE. Har-
iaud. Kingsley, Macdonald. Marlitt, Mu!oek Payne.
Reade, Scott. Ihackeray, YonEe. and oth,rs; TO-
s:ienee. Biography, Travel, &c. TO these ADDITIONS
viii be MADE of all the Neu Books as they are pnb-
lshed. S-<-
;. TERMS always In adyanee--one book at limel:
One year, a.; six months. $3.50; three months,
$1.60.
Hcations, witch can be retaiued only one week.
Extra books, 10 cents per week. no 5-eodlm
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= COMMENCING MAY u, 1877.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
900 p. N. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY, TlltE-.
DAY. and SATURDAY. t"""e'', :.
West pciut with steamer iIi'..,9
all points on York river aui ha',-
more. Arrives in BJt!M"rc i: =
NJ connects with ra-.lHe Tor "a
iny.0n Philadelphia. New l'rh. ~
ION and all western points. t".I'..2
Xt Richmond w!th trains on El'iih ~
and Petersburg aud tHcAt!td"c 49,
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT. ,,.,.,
ann A. NJ Leaves Richmond MONDAY, RI
SESDAY. And FRIDAY ais! .,r
300 A, NJ Tuesday, THURSDAY, ant ~
GRRDAY. Connects Win 'is''Ii,
at West Point Tor river lanhll-'' -
timorr, aud MI western rr:a''. -
meets nj Richmond with trail 10. IT,
mond and Dauvii!c railroad. N't..'' -
and Petersburg, and CHESAPEAKE 49,
OHIO railroads
Local. PASSENGER. .,.,-
s:OoP,M Leaves Richmond daily .cNcSP' S'''-
day..
THROUGH PASSENGER. ,.,,,,v.
ro.on A. NJ Arrives ar Richmond II ESQ :.
AONS THURSDAY, and SAT NllAl' -
meets with trains on Rtchhi"'H" 80
Petersburg and Chesapeake ana H i'":.
railroads. steamer Hayan! leA''' 49,. p-
H M0%pAY ": wEDS GSDAY, aud XXX Xxx
rains from Phila!clphil, Sc" VOC. 'f>,
and western points, and az " =. ! -
with trains for RlchA!ond AZ" 80
South. -...,,.,
s.oo p. NJ, Arrives 1T Eich,nont MoNuA =
1'00 NESDAY, and FklnAi an'tt s,r-
s15p. NJ. TUESDAY, THURSDAY al" &
Wv friday. Connects Win strt"'. .
West Point from BaitlAi9Ft, -.
meets With Richmond aad pl ~,
Richmond aud Petersburg, and eN'''D
wake and Ohio railroads.
IOCAi. PASSENGER. ...srr.
,o.oo N Arrives a, Richmond daily exter; >a" ,
Ao'oe 49, " day. Connects with Richihu," .G,a
Petersburg aud Chesapeake ana e"''
railroads. ,,,or, :, ar from
eo,,berm no,nts. cars run through between y
any rare handling snd dispatch, with lowest '"'''
Through bills Of tadins, wish Ssnsa
Issued TO all northern aud WESTERN pU,'s ,steru nd
InIoaS aa',,s and haryage checked throash. NJ
For apply !. e ,s ss Ks1%e hSt I'D
ace, $50 na aannt corner Twcuty-third AND p'@-
streets, Richmond, va. o,,c, "A su,s-tu,euGers
mas H. Il
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by Jalacs NJ. Taylor e Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs.
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELL
l. ING No. 7n7. ON THE EAST SIDE OF
TIIRTIETH STREET. BETWEEN NJ AND y
STREETS-By virtue of Il certain deed Of trust
dated July IL, 1873. executed by Henry Cook to
me as trustee, and CT record in the clerks Office Of
Richmond Chancery Court, in -. f. 10 b.. page
2S1. to secure the payment OF certain sum of
made in The payment OF part rf said debt, and at
the request OF the beneficiary III said decd. VIII
proceed sell ut public auction. upon the premises
on MONDAY the I'd day OF December. 1878. ut
O'Clock Z. NJ. that certain LOT OF LAND fronting
on Tie cast side OF Thirtieh street between and
streets Sc feet. more or less by so feet mere or
less with n TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE thereon, designed by the No. TOT.
TERMS: Enough In cash 10 pay expenses Of sale
and The sum Of 600, with interest there on ut The
rate of eiyht ter cent. per anGum from September
IL. 1878 and the balance such terms us will be
announced II the hour of sale.
JAMES ". TAYLOR, Trustee.
Sale conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR son,
Auctlouerrs. no ~
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Au.rToy sAsEs...Fusnre pays.
BIZ Jno. Z. Lunghion. Jr.. AGcuoneer,
tE.-aE s{+saS OF n Afatn street

GPECIALg SALE OF STANDARD SCI
- ENTtFIC. HISTORICAL. AND MISCELLA-
NEOuS BOOKS AT AUCTiON.-Ia am arranging
and will sell at anctiop ut my nnction-rnums, NO.
OF 6 Main street. on THURSDAY the 2eth Instant,
ut o'clock F.. ~.
A VALUABLE COLLECTION OF BOOKS,
most OF which are entirely new aud handsomely
bound, aud will be sold without reserve. Parties
wishing to add TO tic sale are requested to do so at
once i'm order that their books may be caialogued.
JNO. e. LAUGHTON, JR.,
M 29-1t Auctioneer.
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RAILROAD LANES.

RICHMOND. FRED'G & POTOMAC K. 4. Co,1
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT,
RICHMOND. VA, November 8. 1878.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH,
trains on this road VIII run as follows:
NORTH BOUND.
No, 1900 A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station daily
due ct Washington, ITO Z.
NJ: Baltimore, 3:03 L. VI.
philadelphia, $3.50 T. NJ; New
York, 1905 Z. NJ.
No. $500 p. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station daily
due AZ Washington. 935 L. II.
s seIsh,a' + Sis' A. NJ; ewf0rk'
No. 1900 2. NJ, ACC0NMODATION TRAIN
for Junction. leaves Broad
Street station daily Except Sum
daysl.
SOUTH BOUND.
No. 2-10.l5 PM, arrives AT Byrd-Street station
daily. Leaves New York, 81 3
NJ; Baltimore, $3.50 Z. VI.
Washington. 5:20P.M.
No. 4-I1:95 A. NJ. arrives at Byrd-Street station,
daily. Leaves New York, lC:0o
r. NJ; Philadelphia. ITO 4.
NJ; baltimore, 4:55 A. N.
Washington. $50 A. NJ.
No S--s:4O A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN,
arrives at Broad-Street station
daily Except Sund1Ssl.
c. A. TAYLOR,
General Ticket Agent
EFT u. MYERS. General Superintendent. no Ii
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BY i. Thompson Rrown-
Real Estate Agent and Auctiopcer,
1113 east Main street.

A SSIGNEE'S AND TRUSTEES SALE
"A OF TWO BRICK STORES. NEARLY NEW,
ON THE WEST SIDE OF BROOK AVENUE,
BETWEEN BRO A d AND II K Ii 4 / l.
STREETS.-By virtue of Il decree OF the CnLei
States District Court for the Eastern District Of Viz
cinia, in the maItcr ot Lawrence Dwyer. bankrupt,
entered November 10. 1875. we. the undersigned
special commissioners for thar purpose. Will sell on
t go +. NJ. free Of cncumbranccs, TO the highest
bidder. the following REAL ESTATE: " those
TWO BRICK STORES Nos. BIS and 800 Brook
avenue. fronting about 30 feet each, and running
back within parallel lines Of irregular depth
TERMS: One fourth cash balance IN SIX. Twelve,
and eighteen months. interest added. and title re-
tanned till Ill The purchase money is paid and deed
ordered by the court.
THOMAS \. PAGE. Assignee.
LEROY T.. BROWN. Trustee.
Special Commissioners.
J. THOMPSON BROwS. AucIiunccr' nn2O
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no 21-eodtd
BY Robert =. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF \ NICE FRAME
L HOUSE. WITH GOOD LOT. on THE EAST
LINE OF ST. JOHN STREET BETWEEN HILL
AND COUTTS. AT AUCTION.-ln execution of
deel of trust from d. Horselcv. trustee. dated No
vembcr ID, 1877. recorded i'll Richmond Chancery
Court, in Dccd-Rook IL &. page 44O, VIII sell
1878 mt 4:30 O'Clock L. NJ. hcing required SO to
do by the holder OF the notes secured by said deed.
default having heen made in the plymcnt of the
same. all the property conveyed by said decd con-
sistnS ut LOT 30 by 100 fee: on st. john street.
on which IS Il FRAME HOUSE containing four
rooms, witfelle usual out-buiidiuEs.
TERMS: Cash rs to expenses Of sale and :4O0,
with interest," &c. thereon balance upon terms gwen
at sale. GEORGE W. WAEREN.
no ~ Trustee.
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o-nc winter is here ha, ma he, he!
And white is The tangled heather,
A,,d sf,on viii the pedagoguc snowballed be,
WIN" 40 " - rYonkerS Gazette.
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AUCTION SALES-.-This Day
4 UCTION SALE CONTINUED.

MY NEW FEATURE!
EXPLANATORY:
In order that the public may understand my NEW
FEATURE In the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DEPARTMENT,
desire 10 say that do not sell the goods by The
YARD either publicly privately. and then charge
for making anu trimming. but
49, MY NEW FEATURE
f. 10 nut I'M TWO OR MORE NUMBERS of the same
grade of goods and sell Suit Pants, or Coat and
Vest, from the
NUMBER SELECTED
by the highest bidder. and his personal measure will
Then be taken. the GARMENT or G ARMENTS CIT and
made TO his measure from such selection.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
DOILING SPRINGS ESTATE
ID GEE THOUSAND ACRES
IN AT.REM4RT,F

This fine property. lately belonging to Judge
Alexander RiFes, is now on the market and
MUST BE BOLD AT AN EARLY DAY.
Being only tue miles from Warren, on the James
River canal. il has the advantxSt OF very chf ta
eightS. and Is set far enough from the river 10 give
as heautiful climate as caa be found anywhere IN
che State. Persons wanting u desirable home and
,zery productive faruI In pleasant neiShpornoou
ole or divided TO suit purchasers BESIDES neSeS-
sary farm buildings there is also q GOOD GhiSi-
aID ShW.MILL. Nth machinery for threshing
astsehed. which may be purchased separately with
some fen or fifteen acres attached.
Hsply 10 WILLIAM DICKSON, esq, On the ad-
todrsfrc estate who will show the property or ad-
,,,ess JOHN WOOD, JR.. ,,rpstaas
N. II. MASSIE,s
NO es ataw3w Charlottesville, Va.
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DaylstS RlZGlr,
DaYlsS Razlar,
Livery, Sale, and ENchange-Stables,
l43S Franklin street.

II WILL SELL BY AUCTION. ON SAT-
Il URDAY MORNING. 23d instant. ut O'Clock.
one ID ARK BROWN MARE. i've years Old sired 10y
Mohawk and ont Of Il Senator mare. She Is Ri1d
animal; driven 10 all harness, perfectly sound ana
bids fair 10 rot very fast. Ii. J lAf i.oi,.
e. &. BUTTON. Auctioneer. no 21-ot
Will he added 10 the above sale OH SATURDAY
MORNING. 23d instant,
II HORSES and 2 MULES:
all good. serviccabIe stock, just arrived from the
West. SiLNESlEh NlLLlAAiS'
c. c. BURTON, Auctionecr..
VIII be added to the above sale on SATURDAf
MORNING. 23d instant.
l WAGONET, In perfect order. and of the very
best make and sly lie. and can be seen ut lot-
vis's Stables. j. DAF ESGoRi.
c.. c.. BURTON, hucttoneer. no 2Z-Zt
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GEORGE NJ. DREWRY, Trustee
S. 3. WITT, Assignee.

The above sale IS made by virtue Of decree OF The
United States District Court Tor fhe Eastern District
OF virginia entered on the 2ath day OF October
1875 I'm said suit ut the risk and cost of Mr. Robe ri
AIys, the purchaser of the said property ut 4 sale
made on the 10Th dar of July. 1878.
GEORGE NJ DREWRY, Trustee;
M Oh 6 t. WITT, Assignee.
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By Jno. Z. Laushton, DR., Auctloneef'
By J. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and AuctinncCr.
No. ll13 Main strce,.

COMMISSIONERS SALE. OF TWO
u VALUABLE BRICK DWELLINGS AT THE
s0UTHWEST CORNER OF FIFTH AND CARY
STEEETS. NOW OCCUPIED BY GENERAL
PAT. 4. MOORE AND MRS. SMITH.-Ey virtue
of decree in The suit OF Whltie u.s. White ct ais.
entered In the Richmond CIancery Court 18th of
June 1875, the undersigned special comIni' sioner
appointed therein, will sell, on the premises. at
PUBLIC auction, on MONDAY, November 25, lS7s,
At 4:3n /; ~. tEoG IM W. nMHhuA s BEiCM
the southwest corner Of Fifth aud Cary sirrcis.
fronting on Fifth street about 35 feet each, aud
running back between parallel lines 100 feet.
These dwellings are centrally located, within five
minutes walk Of The pOsl-otice, and in good neigh
bOrho0d.
TERMS One fourth cash: balance at six, twelve.
and eighteen months. Interest added, and title re-
tanned iii all the purchasc-money Is paid and con-
yeyance ordered By the court.
JOHN A. MEREDITH,
Special Commissioner.
rtTnH tup
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by Robert i. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Aucfioneer,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES AND ASSIGNEES SALE
LuF A.yALuABtE TRACT LAMP Ia WITH TT
WESTHAM tOR CART-STREETl ROAD AND
EXTENDING BACK TO THE JAMES RIVEk
AND kANAWHA CANAI.-By virtue cf de-
cree of the United States District Court for the
Eastern District of Virginia. entered on the "a Gay
of July. 1878, in the case OF William M. Ledcy,
bankrupt, we viii sell, upon The premfeezs;o on u,
THURSDAY the 9th day nf DccemheiS 1878. NJ
il o'clock NJ, tue desirable TRACT OF LAND de,
scribcd in said deed as containing FORTf.ONE
AND ONE-HALF ACRES of good lqpd. about four
anda half miles west of Richmond and lately occu-
pleI by William NJ. Ledev rs residence and farm.
iThe improvements are 1rst-rafe and consist OF q
TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING Of six rooms:
KITCHEN, &C., with all needed out-buiid1ugs, ana
in good rep1ir.
THIS is The property conveyed to said Ledley by
Robert Avis and wife by deed OF April 10, 1877.
This IS truly desirable piece OF property, and,
being situated on one of The principal roads leading
from the CITY, should command the attention OF
parties wishing nice and attractive home III good
condition. ,,,
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires cash. more libe-
raj terms probably will be given The property VIII
certainly be sold.
GEORGE NJ DREWRY, Trustee;
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FIT GUARANTEED OR NO SAL

FIT GUARANTEED OR NO SALE.
Cut and made In The city Of Richmond.
The price bid cor.rS The garment all complete,
ready for wear.
y. p. Sale will he continued on SATURDAY
EVENING at 8 O'Clock.
n b. Goods opened for inspection all day. All
are invited to an examination, either prirae pub
uc VIM. IRA SMITH,
Auction Clothlcr and Merchant Tailor.
Ills Main street.
COPYRIGHT SECURED.
+. Is. COOK. Auctioncer. no23-lt~
AT AUCTION.-One SMALL HOG.
n taken up By tho police. will b.: sold THIS
MORNING ut 10 O'Clock ut .tdams's stable, on
Frankliu street between Seventeenth aud Eighteenth
streets JOHN POE. JR..
uu o3-It Chief of Police.
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DOoT AND JOB WORK INEATLYEX.
ID ECU1,ED At THE DISPATCH PRINTING
HOUSE
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DILL-HEADS, $3.50 to s. per ream, at
- the DISPATcH PRINTISG.HousE.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER A>pt ilE~rhAh"(
RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
= COMMENCING MAY -, lSf.