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National Republican., 1878-12-14

III
SArrosTE II kSGfG s5iti f9SHi'Eafs %SS ss6nr LINE
NORTH NonrHwEsifsn WEST. AND SOUTH.
SUNDAY. sS2EAEff JG EAEE fkrHsF b. l39s a. s.A AM
A;M;sr, W. besrs MashIng,oni .,.
TON ExPRIsS Eiiicou Ciiy, On sGndays to
napos Junetion @ Sy5Ss yssuS a. shmPS msnSysr % SaS s Elk
o,,o R,dse breakfast at Relay. -,
strasbprs, Winchester, iIHsCstoSn, and Way via
5.p-tBiRTIMoRE AND LAUREL EXPRESS.
chester, Hagersiown, and Way Stations. -
AND B4LffMoRE f R ExPkEss, RxPkEsiA nsrioT Si2S; Car %
,nNS, New York and Philadelphia. stops at Annapolis
s''IisI t5TpI2 I2UIs I9yIsyIIhE SMJcAso, CO
ericE. Hsssrsiowu. and ND Wiley al arsasS, eIeep,
Sunday; Through carlo siaunion. Pullman cars
to Cincinnati daily. orafton To sandusky daily,
eoo.,,iOn sunday oply--BaltImore Annapolis. and
io:o"IiLTIMoR EXPRESS. Stops at Bladeps.
tas S9rs Sossc sei,sye a !, Laurel Annapolis Juno
,SSE% Rf;s gShR ffS y SSb sSf Tsy a
isas..on sunday only iSr baltimore and Way sta
BLADENsBURa, AND LAU.
kaa.,,i kEL IN Frederick via Relay Stops at
ts,stPolni q Rsets Frederick, H.xc! ,,own, Win.
Rssf. aS and %sy sa.os; oDy Sr sundays to f0
tp-tBaltimore, Annapolis. and Way stations
5OztPHiLADELPHIA, NORFOLK, AND BAL.
T1MORE EXPltTSS. Eliicott city. Norfolk, eI.
cept sunday. Norfolk passengers taken In the
cars direct to boat AT Canton. Stops at Bladens.
aHa aSs Wy ssssi sSHsspvs EXPRESS
Sleeping cars to Chicago.
Slot BALTIMORE EXPRESS.
satU-Pont OF Rocks aud Way stations
s,0-tST. LOUIS, CINCINNATI. LOUISv1LLH,
AND pI1TSBUBG EXPRESS. Piitsburg, cx.
ctpt sunday. Pullman Cars.
ieib-tNEW YORK, PIIiLA DEI.PHTA, AND BAL-
TlMORE EXPRESS. Sleeping car 70 New York
and special sleeping car TO Philadelphia
tDally. Ton Sunday only. Other trains daily, OK.
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Dry Goods.

THEAP DRY GOODS.
~ Carpets AT reduced prices
81 French Polonaise Novelties less than Importers
prices, TSc per yard up
BLACK and Coiorel Cashmeres, oil WOOL i0r up,
black silks, &c Ijc, SIC, t, up-very cheap.
Dress Goods loo up, as stock must be sold
Our line OF Cloaks surpassrs anything In the city for
lifting and style, and pr less than be had for
same quality, g. 50 up.
Bankets 5Oc piece up-very cheap.
Bed Comforte cotton filling, at low prices.
Ingram Carpets. 2jc, 3ic sc; extra good. G0c.
Atwood InRrains. 5ic-goOd quality.
Hartford and Lowells best Ingrains, TIC and SOC.
sl Blussels now SIC,
gc Brussels now 7Jc.
no.. T. u ~ NsiaMpAiS; siarkc, slsse
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nUNCANsoS BROS. AUCTIoNEERs,
~ Corner OF Ninth and d streets.
T@RgSIEts, @ s : SALE OF ,yALyABLE MILL. PROF
THE AnSENAL. BEINu TIE STONE MILL

TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE MILL PROP.
EMTf AND LARGE LOT OF GROUND NEAR
THE ARSENAL, BEING THE STONE MILL
OCCUPIED BY W. ANDJ. f. BRADLEY.
Under and by virtue Of deed Of trust dated July 10,
1873, and recorded in Liber No. 7B, folio ldI SG. oil
the land records Of Washington County, IN the Dis.
triet OF Columbia the undersigned. trustees wlll
THURSDAY, the 18th day OF December A. D. IsTssat
&D o'clock p, m, n font Of the premises sell at pub
lie auction all those peCea parcels Of ground stu
ate In the city Of Washington. District OF Columbia
known and designated as rnrt of original lot mum.
bered eleven Uil and the whole OF original lois mum.
bered twelve (i2l fourteen 40, hteen (S), sixteen
t6), seventeen az. eighteen Qs), nineteen (Ol and
twenty (2J), In square numbered nve hundred and
ionr otl according to the recorded plat OF said city
81 Washington, containing thriy.one Thousand
tSD) square feet of ground. more or less together
with the improvements thereon, consisting Of a
twostory MILL which has been used US stone saving
mill, DC.
Terms sale; As prescribed by said deed of trust
the amount OF Indebtedness secured by the said deed
Of trust unpaid, VIZ sloO0 with interest from July
ls,, at the rate OF per cant Per annuni, and the
twelve, and eighteen months Tor VT ich the notes of
the purchaser bearing Interest from the day Of sale
at six per cent per nnnum and secured by deed Of
trust on the property sold, will be taken. deposit
Of 500 will be required at the time of sale. ana II tho
terms OF sale shall not be compiled with within ten
days amer sale the trs the right to resell
at the cost and risk of the defultng purchaser upon
EbwARD ". PARSONS, ,,r,.,oo.
de3TuThsst ROBERT u DAY. itus'ees
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Auction Sales.--future DAYS.
& MIDDLETON. Auctioneers.

TRUsTEEs' SALE OF A DESIRABLE THREE
STORY DwELIiNl ON III y SOUTH SIDE OF
KsTtEE'T, BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND
FIRST STTlEEsrS NORTHEAST
BY virtue OF de;d OF rgst, dated January 2? a. D.
the land records for the District OF Columbia and at
the request o. the holder Of the noe secured thereby,
we VIII sell at public auction. In front of tho prem
ses, on SATURDAY, December D, 1873, at o'clock
m, the follOwng-descrlbcd real estaty, situate in
two hundred and twenty-five t21j), IN u. y. Gberts
recorded sub division OF square numbered six hun
dred and seycnty.hve 900, t)gether with the i'm.
provements, &c.
Terms; One third cash, and the balance In six and
twelve months. with interest at per cent. per an
num- secured BY deed q trust on the properly sold,
or all cash, at option Of the purchaser. One hundred
dollars deposit required at the time Of sale, and all
eonyeyhneina and recording at purchasers cost.
Terms to be complied with In seven days: otherwise
the trustees reserve the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost OF the deAultng purchaser after
i've days advertisement
GHAnLEs =, PnENTIss, rrus,,o,.
delleodts BRAINARDH. w ARNER. IIusl'e',
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THE COURTS.
Supreme Court OF the United States.

FRIDAY. Dec. IL, 1878.
On motion Of Mr.. W. T. sapp. D. D. Miracle, ESQ.,.
OF Webster City. Iowa. was admitted to practice.
On motion of Mr. George Harding John Ezra
Shaw, esq, OF Philadelphia, Pa. was admitted TO
practice.
No. ais assigned. The United States, plaintiff In
error VS.. The Kansas Pacific Railroad Company:
No. ISL tassgncd). The United States. appellants,
VS.. The Denver Pacific Railroad and Telegraph
Company Argument continued by Mr.. s. W. San.
dersOn and j. r. Usher for railroads and concluded
by Mr.. AuorneyGenera Devcns for the United
States
Adjourned until Monday at twelve o'clock.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

POSITIVE SALE OF ENTIRE STOCK OF Ola.
MOUNTED SHOWCASES, fItE-PRoof SAFE
on MONDAY EVENING, December 10, commenc
Ing at 1910 O'Clock, and continuing every evening until
All Is sold shall sell the entire stock OF D. Jacobs
ESQ.,, No. lCD8 Pennsylvania avenue between Tenth
snd Eleventh streets, comprising Diamonds Gold and
Pistols, and iu stock OF fine Jeweiry, Also show
cases Freproof saic Counters, &c. This sale offers
grand opportunity for parties TO holiday pres-
eni4 As the stock must be sold, bargains be
pected. THOMAS BOWLING,
del9-H Aurfianper-
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Pacific Mining Stocks.
COM NJ EItCIAL.
Washington River Front.

WAsHISGTOS. Dec 10, iE6
ARRIVED,
Riey's wharvcs-Schooners John a James, Chisei-
tine: Brndle, Brown and Wenoua Kelly. all IRON
the Chesapeake bay, with oysters TO market
CLEAREh
Bscoes wharves-SchooDer Salisbury, -, down
the river. light.
Rncy's whRrv,s-SChOoneTs Fish Hawk, Spence;
gan hefy, Trader: Thomas FrHnkliu Bhylpy; Octa-
via Johnson; Musc, -: John " Gray, BnndIcki
James Lewis, -, and john T. Miles, IHcquia all
down the liyer, light; Northampton, Colburn, sails
buTy, e., light,
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Professional.

nR. BoswORTH, 9ls 4 STREET n. W. IS THE
- most skIllhui and the only Scientific Medical
Electrician ever In this city. All nervous and chronic
Ssenses posiyely cured Female diseases special
J. Patterson, 3. e; Samuel Norment, Washington. d..
e., and othera. Consultation ffee. noltfy
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District Courts.

CIRCUIT coURT-cuIEF JUSTICE CARTIER.
Waters Patent Heater Company VS.. Crawford ct
al; verdict for defendants. Kaliske vs.. Ashley ;
Judgment by default McCimw Manufacturing
Company vs. Holden: Judgment by default Brown.
ing Us. District Of Columbia; verdict for the de-
fendant subject TO the opinion Of the court excep.
tlon ruled. Waters Patent Heater Company VS.
own costs
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Extensive Sale of Real Estate
PUBLIC AUCTION,
BY THE

Commissioners of tho Freedman's Savings
aud Trust Company.
Tho Commissioners Of tho Freedmen's Savings and
Trust Company will offer at public auction, NJ their
office IN the Freedmen's Bank building No. i5JT Penn
sylynnia avenue, opposite the United States Treasury
on WEDNESDAY, December ~. lsis nj u o'clock a.
unimproved.
Catalogues Of the properties to be SOLD showing To-
cation, character &C., Be- can he had by applying al
the Office OF the commissioners, nOla-NiW,VStds
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Proposals..

nFFlCE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
" DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
WAsnISGToS, Dec. O, lsIA
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES,
Sealed proposals will be received at the office, ~
above, until ~ o'clock noon, December lAth Instant
for furnishing supplies to the various branches of tr
District government for the six months ending June
- isTa The right to reject any all bids and parts
ofbids Is reserved
Information and blanks will be furnished upon Up.
pliCalou.
: ny order oftlc Commissioners District Of olumba.
y H. TOWNSEND.
superintendent Of Property ID. G.
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DIR. G. DeMONTREVILLE,
DENTIST,
No. In street northwest, between Twelnh and
Thirteenth streets (Same house with
DR.. C. G. Co1.)
Office hours daily yto sundays to I D. m.
WASHINGTON cry
Thirty years experience Ceiluloid, Gold, Plaiina
and continuous Gum Work. PIatlnzed Gold ElllinV,
In Front Teeth an Artistic specially.
, kcirrences: Colonel W. X Rogers, Private secre-
Commissioner Of Agriculture; Hon. John ]. Knox,
Comptroller OF Currency; senator Mcmillan. Gov.
ernor Alex. Ramsey GovernorC C. X. Davis and others.
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,rhe Snisz DOG Ii 10 be shot on eight at
Long Branch this summer, mud We suspect
That the ordinance 10 that effect: viii bring
more Oh less visitors to that popular resort,
to sas nothing Of the other attractio ris.:
Whather there is such q thing as hydro
phobia or not, one doesn't like TO be bit
by d dog, articularly II the result Is likely
60 be death. We are willing to stake large
sum OF money on this proposition. But dto
Express. We wish the Spits-othei AMI
mails that deiile street-cars and other places
could also be shot on sight Bulletin. ss, !;
When old Crackitt read that Longfellow
rot twenty dollars line for 6 Hanging OF
the Crane" he laid down the paper and
qleried !" How many lines does it take TO
hang crane, anyhow And why didn't
they use a twenty. cent rope !'--.N orrtsto,ca
Herald.
Little ive-year-old is having her first ex-
periences OF spring in the country. Look
ing at o pear-tree in full bloom the other
day she exclaimed: "Why, mamma! just
look at that tree. It's all covered with
popped-corn "l--Boston Transcript.
Hon. Leverett SaltoRstall reported Mr..
Tllden as saying to him last year that he
would nos take the presidency IL it de-
pended on the vote Of Oregon. People Will
ask il Cronin nose this.-Boston Herald.
A Yankee was. giving an account Of his
experience as q hote!.keeper. did you
clear anything by it?" asked a listener
al cleared six.rail fence getting away
| from the sheriff." he answered, quietly.
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Color Prejudice I'm Ulster County, N. 7.
rcn.o,., .,,snatcb N tho New York Times

Especial dispatch to the New York T!mes,]
NEwBuRG, May "A scene, showing
how strongly the color issue can be drawn,
was presented in Justice .. B. Boomers
court, at Marlborough, Ulster county, rev
DAYS ago. A suit was about to be tried in
which the defendant called for jury. A
constable summoned the usual panel. and
Jury of eleven white and one colored man
was chosen. The latter had for twenty-five
wears been slave, working in the cotton
fields OF the South. lie has lived at MARI
borough several years, and by hard work
and economy has saved money and built
home. Three or four Of the white iurymen,
on learning that.a niger" was on the
panel, Immediately announced that "they'd
be - il they'd serve" and wanted to
know "wbat this country was a-comlng TO
when white men, born free, were asked to
sit on jury bench alongside Of mig
ger.n About half Of the spectators con-
Cured in the sentiments OF the free
born Jurors, and volunteered the lnforma-
ton that they would sooner rot in the coun-
fy jail than sit on the bench with darkey.
The Justice then proceeded to call the
names OF the absentees, and those failing to
answer were fined S15 for contempt Of
court, amid the freely-expressed opinions
of the crowd, who were "death on the
paeur.' Finally the colored man intimated
to the counsel that he wished to be excused.
This was done, and the indignant freemen
took their seats. The fines for contempt
were not collected.
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During lull in the conversation yester-
day evening grandfather. Licksblngie STAR
aled the family by remarkinS:
.sPye lived over hundred years by inc
watch, and never felt this way before,'' ana
he blinked in very sorrowful manner.
"What's the matter!" asked mother, who
was ut his side in an instant.
tsI don't know" he said, sunless have
a quickened conscience" and he b'inked
and stared by turns in very alarming
manner.
81 feel sort of hot around the ears" he
went on, aan' mebbe I'd better confess"
His whole frame trembled like leaf, and
q deadly pallor overs pread his face. A WIN
dow was thrown open, which seemed to re-
Yive him, and he gasped:
"I.wrote-s Beautiful-Snow!'"
"You did nothing OF the SORT" yelled
father. s.I wrote it myself, and l can
prove it -
Grandfather then went on with his con-
fession.
ct killed old man Junius an wrote the
Nathan Letters! Bind up my horse !! Give
me another wound |"
Another window was opened.
II voted for Tip
Something rose in the wretched mans
throat and choked the dreadful sentence.
Summoning all his strength again he whis-
pered:
.sIt was who struck Billy Patterson
struck him twice: once for Y, next time
for twenty; and grandfather fell back
in his chair sted.-D-DerTicE.
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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EttltT
SUNDAY, MARCH 81. ISIS.
ROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.

THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
No. 1850 4. NJ, leaves Ricnmond; army, nj
Burkcyiilc llal2 \. u. ,,g'I-
crliu'e 2:35 r. NJ. Dau,iie
3:l2 L. NJ. Greensboro :i:lI
L. ". Sasnnry 49, l.. W.
and Charlotte 9:I2 l'.M
No 2-6:l7 A. NJ, leaves Charlotte: arrives i,
-''' -'-''' " salisbury $40 i. ST.. Grcrn.-
boro' 1922 4. ~. pamv!i'c
1897 =. ~. SutherIin', l!3
r. NJ. Burkevlir i:U7 +. H.
and Richmond 7:i5 Pm.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.
No. s-11:15 P NJ eay"s KienGYd; n,1v; A
vile 7:26 i. W. Grcrn,l,pro'
9:2O A. NJ. salisbury ll:lj \.
NJ. and Charlotte Ii T.. VI.
No. Alp p. H.. leaves Char tie: arrives q.
salisbury GAO r.-M.. Gree
boro' sos r. NJ. Danyt'Ie
1o:U2 L. NJ. hurkevilc BIS \.
H.. and Richuona 1:lj \ u.
Trains Nos. and y VIII stop ~ al stations nui
connect ut Burkcvle with the Atlantic: NJ. i>>trN
and Ohio railroad to and from Farmvilic. Lrura-
burg, and all southwestern points. AZ sHrhrr-
Inns with the Milton and Sutherlin Narr"w-t,auge
railroad for :, Milton. \. &. IT Dmnhre WIZ
the Northwestern North CaroIina railroad for Salem
and intermediate points. AZ Airline junction
with Atlanta and Charlotte Air-l-inc. Al Charlotte
with Charlotte, Columbia AMI Augusta rdilT"?d "
and from all points North and South.
Trains Nos. anil viii connect at EirImond -
rlcksburg and Potomac rniroad tor Washington
and all points North and West ani with The th' a.
pcake aad Ohio ra lroad for al! points West. At
dundee with Virginia Midland railroad H. mn!
from Washington and all points north aud West.
At GrcentOro' with tn, North Carolina rAlr"I!
to and from Raleigh and Coidsboro', and inter-
mediate points. At Salisbury with the western
North Carolina railroad. These trains run 'EtIiy
on Richmond and DanVille railroad. and connect ~
above, except going north on Sunday morning aud
going south Monday morning.. Trains max ing tbs
connection run daily on RirhHlohd. fTrd"r'">-
burg and Potomac and ChesapcAk. and ohio rail-
roads except Sunday. Train NJ. 3 Nt4rS al All snt
tions north OF Danyillc. and south Of Danv'r only
ut Redsvillc Bcuaja. Green iboro- lholntSE!e. ~
lsbury, and Airline junction, No. stops AZ aI'
stations north of Dauville and south u DanN.'!-
only ut Roidsville. Benait. Greensboro, Thongs
Vile. Lexington, Salisbury, and AIRLINE JHnc,i"n.
Trains on the y. W. y. g. railroad run t.t""h
Greensboro and Salem daily except sunday.
Pullman palace dIawing-loom an! Sltcpins-'ats
run on trains Nos. l aud 2 between Ne" York
Richmond. and Atlanta. and on Nos. 3 ami ! b.
between Richmond and Charlotte ana "i"cei.
Washington. Danviile, Charlotte, and savannah.
Tickets sold ~ all southern and southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
Local tickets are good only for continuous iH'5aS"
between the points named Oh the tickets. W 0"y-
over checks Will he given. ,....,.,,
r.. VI. r. ThtUTI.
General Superintendent
JOHN z. MACMURDo, General Passenger Agent
mi
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zAuCTlrON sALEs...Tntare Days.
By chaslr, Staples q CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers,
Tenth and Main streets.

rs Es = -
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
VI ABLE BUILDING LOTS IN BAKERes Az w,
DITiON, AND OF FRAMED DWELLih9GS Ah "
VACANT LOTS IN THE TOWN oF Al! HAY ~ %,
VIE SHEETS. AT A uCTIOg.- by virtue or a
decree Of the Cancery Court of the city 81 k1cn
the case OF Fitzpatrick1s executrx ps: Burton ana
ais, the undersigned. special commissioner there
By appointed. will sell. upon the premises, AZ avg
tIon. at the time stated below, Inc iolloWihs-oe
scribed PR0PERTY-to wit: 49,. ~ &C
On MONDAY. May 18Th, ut 5R O'CLOCK srsa L. nd ND
FOUR BUILDING LOTS on Caihoun' ASiei' anu
CatelI streets. III Bakers addition. -
On TUESDAY. May II, 1878, ct 6a O'Clock r. Z;
NJ, EIGHT VACANT LOTS on washington s ana
with LOTS, on Jacquelln street, In the town Oh
IInrvie.
Instruments at four, eight, and twelve months, for
negotuble notes with interest added and title re-
- JAMES Fl. DOOLEY,
mys Special Com missioner.
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n,ans,forti Church.

Editors Dispatch: The beautiful lines In
old B,andgord church, Petersburg, spoken
Of by your correspondent to-day, and as to
she authorship OF which he IS not informed,
were composed and written on the church
wall in lead pencil by Tyrone Power, the
eminent Irish comedian, on his last visit to
this country, in ls40-'41. he played in
Petersburg, and spent several days there In
the company Of DR.. Robinson, an esteemed
countryn,an, Who was with him when he
wrote the verses Power sailed for Europe
In the spring OF 1S4i In the steamship Pre-
sident, which was never afterwards heard
from. n.
MAY s, 1873.
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1113 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK HOUSE
i ON CLAY NEAR TO ST. JAMES STREET.
BY virtue of deed of rust from William L. Nose,
in the Clerks oiice Of Richmond Chancery Cont,
D. B. lO5 e., p. 92 the undersigned, trustee theren
beinc required by tile beneficiary so 10 do, on ac-
count of the default of the payment of note therein
secured. win proceed to sell ut public auction on
Is7 4 At 5 o'clock p H. all that LOT OF GROUND,
with BRICK DWELLING thereon, lying and being
in the city of Richmond, and bounded as follows
towit: Being on the north side of Clay street at
uont in line with The western wall of the dwelling
distant about % feet s inches east of s.. James
street; thence running eastwardy along Cav street
on east line OF said property. and running back
from said front between parallel lines 14O feet 3
inches to an alley in common ID feet wide.
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses OF sale and note OIL
81 200 with interest from February 10, 1878.
WILLIAM L. SPARROW, Trustee.
r TuoNpsoy BROWN Auciionecr my
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pixrnrS,aD LINES.
On % 60 s.s
49, ;. KrCHHoNp AND RHT EKsBURSj
RAILROAD COMPANY.
SUNDAY, April Z, 1878,
4rajns An thte mad viii RIM as f01iOMg:


5I.ss,s 3 & Sc. KrCHAoNp AVID RBTEK (
RAILROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, April Z, 1878,
" trains On this read viii run as folioWs:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
$40 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily; co ,nI.s aa
for Charleston, Augusta, COLUMBIA, "a.
s Montse,ne nsA obi,s, Ny Orleans can,
and alI points south ana s91 mhn wes.'
1000 NJ s Observation-Disclosures satd oahspss'td daily
Sunday, makes close connection at
Petersburg with fhe Atlantic, Nissls-
sippi and Ohio railrsad for Lynch
burg, FarmviTle, and other local stt-
lions on that road, making same
time as by any other line. Stops Ut all
1908 P. NJ. r SsscGusisoDArroN daily lexcsp
Sunday. Passengers taking this train
win make clase connection ut Peters
burg fol- Norfolk, and at Norfolk WltE
splendid Bay-llne steamers for Bditi-
more, Philadelphia. and New YORK.
and With the Old Dominion steamers
4:15 P. IL, FREiGHT daily Except Sunday. with
11lop. NJ. T fiIRt NAIL daily except sum
dayJ, Connecting for Weldon. Will
alinpton, Charleston, Columbia, Au-
gusta. and Savannah. Pullman sleep
ing-car for Wilmington and the South.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
s:2O A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily teseept Non
ericksburg and Potomac railroad for
all points North. East. and West. Stops
only at Manchester and Chester.
7:5O A. NJ. FREIG FIT TRAIN daily Except Sum
day) with PASSENGER coach attached.
1l:5sA. M.,ACCOMMODATIONTR TRAIN daily Tex.
cept Sunday with passenger coach at
tached.
e.ao p. M..FRETGHT TRAIN daily Except Sum
day), with passenger coach attached.
GAO P. NJ THROUGH MAI. daily, eOnRectla1
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points East
and West. Also, making close c6nnec-
ton with the Chesapeake and Onic
railroad for the Virginia Springs end
all points North and West. This train
stops only at Manchester and Chester
Passengers for Glover Hin connect al t'nesle,
daily Except Sunday by taking the Al 2. VI. tam
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start IRON
EXCURSION TRAIN at 9 a. N. and 4:30 r NJ
EVERY SUNDAY. -.-
APPS a. SHAW superintendent
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By virtue Of decree Of the Chancery Court Of the
city of Rtshmond entered on the 18th day OF April
1878, in the suit of Wexford and Ould, trustees rs
Dainty and others, shall, as special commission
ers appointed by said decree, sell BY auctions on the
promises. on THURSDAY the 9Th day OF May
1878, Mt O'Clock p. 81, those TWO SPLENDID
FOUR-sTORY IR0E-COLUMN and STOCK
BRICK-FRONT WAREHOUSES;, fronting AZ ieet
each on the west side of Seventeenth street bel ween
Cary and Dock streets, and running back lao feet,
adjoining an alley on the north, which separates
them from the lot Of Talbot Sons, through which
runs the branch road connecting the York River
and Chesapeake railroad and the Richmond and
Danyille and Atlantic AIRLINE railroads. and ad-
ioinIng the lot of Davenport Morris on the SOUTH
and opposite the Richmond dock.
In building this property but o rev years ago no,
thing was spared to make 1t of the most substantial
and enduring character and In every way adapted TO
The heaviest commercial or manufacturing business
Its location is most admirable for large importing
and exporting business Having the h1ehmond
dock at its front and railroad connection with all
parts Of the country at It's door, IL must ever De IN
demand, and be an Investment OF the highest oraef
for all time 10 come. .... =,
TERMS: one fourth Of the purchase-noney III
cash. the balance In equal payments At SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months from the day OF sale the oreGt
instruments carrying interest from the day OF SAFE,
aud evidenced notes of the purchaser secured by
q decd Of trust on said properly.
Il. r. WEXFORD, JR.,
ROBERT STILES,
ALEXANDER II. SANDS.
ap29 Commissioners.