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HEART DISEASE.

sptefdi Dispatth 10 7As TrtaaHa.
DECATUR, IT., Dec. 3l.-Mrs. c. J. Barraek.
man, aged CO, the wife Of wealthy farmer mud
q former merchant of this city, died at her home
this morning, Of heart disease. She 1cavcs
husband aud two grown tons.
, 1879-01-01

IN the evening Of said day. fs!d nls tlct Attorney
about prcscnt the samc to tl.e eai Grand nTy 10
he sgncd and returned lnto tntd t'ttrct touri A.
It'll ndse o sS rni wishot b. "ayiec ar
.ouahs A. rid District Attorney. sni y a.
tended conairnctlon Of Law. orocured Tic faid BIZ.
trtet Attorney to wlth,n1d sad intttctmrnt for
SANE 70 be tnppres.ed md MI .eturned int" ,ad s
t:onrt, although snsd Hrand Jury again demanded
That the .ae nc 70 presented to them for .i9uaturc
Conrt A. a true bill. ~"
That In rs .ss ,,a s.entna Of ths ssta dav tae
,l!schsrecd ths saII ursnI jury without aaia il.
aa!rd DISQUALIFICATION tafd ilsnr, S. iiloa::
Sesemser for lie pa,pose 81 Il ;nansina satd ?s.
tr1ct. ATTORNEY to unawtnlIy wthho,t fafi indtct.
. I'll lei I'll T. e H. md
ishment Of hts crimes stated 10 sad i'!stsict-At
' hi iSS s9s tnsy % IL n
annual reports as fnd 1tcgtstsr he need not mike
mention Of sny fees earned nf received ey him
bankruptcy enn.c which had been referred 70 hif,
before Tie beginning Of snch ychf: whereas. ~
truth. the provisions Of said law requiring ralA
annual reports Il plain. and not oprn TO eHnsstuc.
tioHs, md clearly provides that NealsteEs in ank
rptcy shall report all the 1ccs cnrncd or received
made. wicilsat In tl.ose srterred 10 sni cg
!slers dasing such yeat Or pcnf'hg hcfoio them nj
thc ses,tn!ns aa % or rnsn {sas "anE'cs1 - naSn1 IL
III 5.ns tot1 MI ~ SS .S ..s' ,ts ~ "
.,nEn o,r.u nt H s"ort ~ 1e m ,ne H., 70
@ .-ns,s sni oix.n 1.h in..scn. ~ tc NY .5
were s*E ; ] amu s'se" &c iii III ,t, % .! ~ t ~
psents ~ tan'1 ,nr @ ~ M . ssunss .'.sa s
.rue,, .cus los o''s*'' apps"'s" ~ ~ feee'sR WV
funen. cu,.tx.,,,. ,.o,. ..,,t. ,,.....
:. ou!!n ngse'Ht"uhI 1 pGHuusc.s ~ 'ut.nes
r!oM I'M .e sn'u iM,i. % " NV M sn.a , ng.!
". nlo9ss. 3 "t fa'd s.fst "aes, f. vas anwas ,,s
,ucE". % % t,hn "a ~ ~, t.u @ , .;s
tns M es.n it II ~ r.. .,a ~ it Il ~ tt;hnt,
III ~ .es ~, A ~ s Nv .u o 1I H. H. S9
"nn on.t.vct;nn ~ ~ a.. no .a IT,,
sFIacu t ~. law % LAW y y. 'au.. ,.
y ~, anHnn' n ssnosI ".we str ~ y, aess. W.
~ 1T ~, M Ftc,,, oF ,t e so,t J ~ ta
"he ~ N ~ ~. ' n1 nIn ~! .t
3sae enaihE unnc ~: inn; an" ~ w; ~ ~ 41oh'
NV Lsrols " @ sne naa.nnt s1M an.t ~; ~ H.
linking tb!ai eos1en,ont @ ,1 o. ii,.; si; tal
WIZ annen.ane. 70 .aas y. esu.y 'snt III .a. n,a.es
n!tnt 1T ps.J| III .' ' Iii LII 'HI ~: @ G
~ saiu Aenet ~ n,'aiets mnM wv V'nnu ,nutJ
Mas ~ oMttose oh NV "uh"'slt"e1o""l VI 9"*s'es !"
soiu alste'c1' -..
HECOND CtfAI1HK. ...
Ynur petitioners further sliuH, that on Of about
tho aOtli day ut July, 1N7!, elt said Henry ".
iodrcts. ns Fiich ulstrict .iuIxe, whilst holding
, 1879-01-01


MILWAUKEE, Wis, Dec. 8t.-Tne managers
OF the different lcalug Northwestern lines OF
railway have adopted The following winter
tariff, which shows a reduction % compared
with that Of a ysar aRo:
, 1879-01-01

EnN1hN WDT90.
She Il stately old lady Of title, snA ha Is ons
Of tllu new school Vi vouug tradetmcu, who,
rlel. Nell-educa.ed. aud well-mannerea, ara
, 1879-01-01

St. Lotus, Mo-, dec. 31.---.An Atchisou, Ks.,
dispatch says: IA nuubc0uf changes haze
been undo lit ths general officers of the Central
l'Eanch Railroad. II. L. 6arrent, late Ut the
Atehison, 1opoka u santn FL lsuasl. Is apooint-
etl urncru! Freight and ilrkeI Aycut; W. W,
Fagar. into of the Hannibal & st. Joe Koal,
takea Il postton % Assistant Superintendent; !;
Thomas J. Willie, chief clerk, IL promoted to
ine Axcut; and Muj. i. j. Will, General
Agpnt.
Tic extension af thc Central branch to Sem.
lla. twenty tnIlcs up tho Republican Valley, haa
Just been completed a1lu o,encd for business.
Tho contract for the extension OF tho Main
linz from Beto!t to CRwker City, distance uf
twenty 1niles, was lct yesterday, nnA it is prt-
posed to extend tho roa1 lO0 ulles further west
during tic conllnG Yoar.
, 1879-01-01

now Ttfk BAR ASSOCIATION AcQulr5,
~ ~ Edisas af TIA TFlatA.
CHICAGO, Dee. 3l.-The Bar Association or
eauizrd a. u court without the powess Or tue
, 1879-01-01

Thcy 70 of like hot cakes on a frosty
mOrnlng. n. &. WHITE,
Wholesale Grocer, NInona, MINI.
, 1879-01-01

The most satisfactory 1Oc Cigar re l,aYe
handled during the pnst tWo years.
LELAND HOTEL,
Springfield, Ill.
, 1879-01-01

-
1r Ell n 1s
RVEvC vi tllt VUVlVt
10c Cignr We oyer lland!cd'
bO!tA u. lAi!l!, Urngg.i.
s2l Grald-ar', MILWAUKEE,, MIS-
- - ....
They disappear like hot cakes before a
st. Louis tramp.
I0ngmont, Col.
We have rctalIeJ oYer 175, 900 of your
Cigars. 1[ow ,,lanT of yonr customers
cai, slow better recortlt
CKUSMAN & PLUMMER,
-
Although hare for years Smoked Tarl-
Gus brasstls OF key west Eigars, mare r.
:" a,nu nt,s na1n aat,, I'M ~" fn'. WY ~
3uai,tv ont anil rtcf1nsse nj M fiaxor ''o' ' "
MAJOR PATTISON.
or tlie firm OF 1t. f. page i TO-, city.
-
The most satisfactory lOc Cigar re l.aFe
Aahdlea during Lie p1st tMo y:,, yGars:
'?::, s.;s :. OF; IKE hot ;;:;: ;ss s'.', ~
""''eSa'o oloccr' "-"o"a' "n"'
pnS a ayc q ycn y9nf elsame1e irss are superior
''' ~ ~ n 1pn1rr,pr a MN
, 1879-01-01

Lore rules the court, the camp, the grove.
But this We nrd wheEc'rf We rpre,
That Bozo!oHt alone supplies
The dazzling teeth snd ruby dyes,
THAT lend u maiden half tho chursns
TA4t win lpr TO her lovers nruls.
, 1879-01-01
Voice Of the Pe0ple!
The HGen. Custer" arc tf,& bcst-sclling
l0c Cignr We over handled.
JOHN i. DADI), Druggist.
921 ftruud.ar., Milwaukee, Wis.

They disappear like hot cakes before a
st, Louis tramp.
c. N. BROWN, DrugTist,
Iongmont, Col.
, 1879-01-01

Tho qnality Of your brands are superior
10 any VIC hare found elsewhere.
T. G. POWER & I}K0.,
Merchants and Forwarders, Ft. BENTON,
Mont, IT. Walsh. aud IT. Mcleod, Man.
itolA.
, 1879-01-01
BUSINESS NOTICES,


Klsnla1t'a CntRrrh clEnrnttes Seldom tall
10 giys instant scllof or cufa cold In thu head.
, 1879-01-01

Although hare for years smoked rari-
Gus bra,.tis OF Key West Cigars, hare ret
to find brand TINT viii compare With
quality and richness Of ffaror.
MAJOR PATTIS0N,
or The firm Of II. f. Page & TO-, city.
, 1879-01-01

We have rctai1ed orer 175, 900 Of your
Cigars. 1fow many Of your customers
calt show a better recortl1
CKUSMAN & PLUMBER,
DruggIsta. Minneapolis, Hun.
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: ~ BY Frank d. Hill & Co.,
I. Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
,s.T s.r!r;.. I1OS Main street.

U,RrsTEEs, SALE OF VERY VALUA-
II . BtE Ah n AESRfCo touNTY NEAR THE
r0RPgRaTE LIMITS OF RIGH MsoGNSRR p M .,
I'M ohDJoINTNG THE NEW RE ISs,tI;r Rs
GRoIJNDs AND PARK ON THE W VEL .pd
virtue of adecd of lrnst dated july ronnIv Court,
In r. r. 90 D. 3l7. default having Desn naue III ~
the nnyment Of certain note secured thersdn, a
mt the request Of the beneficiary IN sa,u eotaS
will sell at public auStigmi on a5 1879 O'clock
p. 81, the PROPERTY descri5ed ~ saia Tahh IN
follows: II BLANDUN FARM OF +. M uuo, III ~
the county of Heurico near the CITY Oh
containing IS 45ACRES, more or lefs, s,s tinn.
of the old Wesham turnpise' now the "a - sdion
lion of Cary street. and lies just beyond ana aulon
Ing the new CITY Reservoir Park. and was conveys
To said II. M Tabb by two dcrd:-one irGH H. -.
page and wife October iS. 1S49, ana inc us!Ir
from Archibald Thomas ana "lte fnr,aSIe BRICK
DWELLING, containing s;X or eisn1 ~ nIceI,enf
the usual onr-buiid:ngs and well OF eNGelt t
water. This land is not only very Fau ;} 80, a
farming purposes lharing been kept In iieh STA
nf cnIiiyation for number of years.. but IS no"
Considered the most desirable in that sectien on nc
count of It's proximity 70 the pubic rark, Wnlcn ~,
has grown in the past year or TWO 10 oe INC ipUss
fasho able and attractive place near the CITY. Inc
rronnds lie beautifully. The place e healthy ana j.
dcsrincd 10 become very vauable ana inns SAFE a.o
rethcr offers more inducements f9f soIld inhese
mem than any that has taken placeln the heigloof'
hood OF Richmond FOR some time. ,,-o,ooas. =,
TERMS: Cash rs 10 so much OF the procecdS oi
sale as may be niece ssary to deray the EXPENSES O.
executing the trust and TO- pay more o,
with Interest at SIX per cent from July lu,lSIS
tin paid the balance upon such terms as Inc sruhtol
in the deed n'' direct on u 6 is!S sgE
F. Trustees.
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FAIRBANKS's SChLES.-The following
translation Of letter which the Messrs.
Fairbanks have received from Russia Is OF
interest 10 all American manufacturers:
GRAND RUSSIAN RAILROAD CoMPANY,)
NlCOLAI LINE, ST. PETERSBURG,
DIRECTORS OFFICE, May 8, 1879. }
Messrs. Fairbanks d Co.:
/ beg TO inform you that our line is sup
piled with many Fairbanks scales, OF which
some are already since 1857. and the rest
since 1862, in constant use. Many OF them
are exposed to the open air the whole year
round, without any protection against the
had weather. All these scales, without eX-
ccption, have given entire satisfaction, and,
according to the opinion OF the station.mas-
tiers. supersede in accuracy, easy method OF
weighing heavy loads, and chiefly in dura-
-5!lifY, all the other systems Of scales.
Having twenty-five years. experience
with the Fairbanks scales, the Superntend-
en,:s Office of the road can unhesitatingly
recommend them as especially practically
adapted to railroad use.
ISigned] KoES1G,
Director Of the Nicoal railroad,
Engineer and Actual Counsellor OF State.
Note.-The Nicoai line is the Oldest in
Russia, and was built by the Emperor Nj
celas as grand military road between
Moscow and St. Petersburg. Its upward:
of 400 miles long. I'll
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LIVER COMPLAINT. D lfs,
3 PERSIA 2 AND SICK HEADACHE.
symproMs OF. A DISEASED LIVER.

SYMPTOMS OF a DISEASED LIVER.
Pain In the right eide, under the edge OF Inc rios
Increases ON pressure; sometimes the pain Is IN tue
eft side the patient Is rarely able TO lie on 'ne ,e''
side; sometimes the pain is felt under the snouaei-
blade, and it frequently extends to the top OF the
shouIder, and is sometimes mistaken for rheums-
,,sn, In The arm The stomach is affected with loss
of annette and sickness: the bowels in general are
costiye sometimes alternative with lax the head Is
troubled With pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
sensation. In the back part, There Is generally
considerable loss Of memory, accompanied Win
painful sensation Of having left undone sometnihg
which ought to have been DONE A si'gns, dry cough
ia sometimes an attendant. The patient complains
of weartness and debility he is easily startled, his
feet are cold or burning, and he complains ot
nrlcky sensation Of the skin; his spirits are low;
and although he is satisfied that exercise would oe
beneficial, to him, yet he can scarcely summon up
ror,tude enough to try It. la fact he distrsts every
remedy. Several Of the above symptoms attend Tue
disease but cases have occurred where fcw o.
them existed, yet examination of the body after
death has shown the LIVE to have been extensive
| ly deranged. f..rE-, er.-s} y. :. " J..
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General Joe Lane, the silver-haired yete-
ran who so CALAMITY lost his breath running
after green coats and greasers third OF a
century ago, caught 1t long enough to make
a speech up on, the Puget Sound one day
last week. lie said: 8 My head has been
whitened by the frosts Of many winters, and
my form bent by the weight Of accumulated
years; nyvoice las grown feeble and weak
from the service Of three quarters oil, a cen
fury, and soon expect to be called upon to
answer the final roil-cail. L am fully pre-
pared, friends, to obey the summons cheer
fully. Two years ago, looked over The old
army register, and I found there only five
OF the seventeen American generals who en-.
tered the Mexican war surviving. Of the
seventeen who entered that struggle four
teen were younger than myself. One by
one these brave men have answered to the
last roll-call. Since last looked over the
register Pillow has been called away, Cad.
walader and Cushing followed, and on the
LIST OF the present month Shields answered
the summons and passed over the dark river
across the valley and shadow Of DEATH"
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By ". Go
Real Estate Agent and Auc:ionecr,
Bank and Eleventh streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ RLE REAL ESTATE N HANOVER GOUN-
TY, NEAR THE TOWN OF ASHLAND.-Byv lr1
tue of decree Of Hanoyer CIRCUIT Court rendcrcH
1T. G. Bell and others u.s. Davenport and alS." the
undersigned will proceed to sell at public auction
on TUESDAY the 5th day OF August. 879, at 10
o'clock A.. NJ, in front OF the store OF Cox s
Lake. in the town Of Ashland, the following
l. PARCEL OF LAND containing 1877
ACRES, lying on both sides of the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad, about que
half mile south Of Ashland, adjoining the lands OF
John X. Conually. Charlie; Stebbins, and others,
and Immediately Ut :. IankfoId's crossing" THIS
will probably be subdividea into two or three par
GELS. ,,,-,-, - c,,,
rum adjoining above, and the lands Of John Sncaq.
Henry Saunders. and others. with 4 SMALL
DWELLING thereon, now occupied by Mr. CGmbs.
8. A PARCEL OF 16 ACRES IN WOOD. Nln2
near the above parcels, aud adjoining Thomas Eu-
banks. ,..o
TERMS One third cash residue at one ana TWO
years from day OF sale purchasers TO EiEe nn'us
bearing interest from day OF SALE ana me ,llie ~
be retained until all purchase money IS paid una i
''i '""Ne WILLIAM j. LEAKE.
SpLcial Commissioners.
= ~ = q
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-...T9rTorsA.n.E,gy.-.r.1 lnre Daya...
BY Goddin, Warren @ lo,
Zeal Estate Agents and .'.,.lt'
No. i06 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS sAL.EoF 9 .. MOS
VALUABLE "a j. ,1 FARM, CONTAINING $50 ACRES
LY1Sa IN THE COUNTY OF s'.i
GLOUCESTER, ON YORK RIVER :,
AT CLAY.BANk WHARF. 81, I.t;.f

Pursuant TO decree Of the Clancery Court OF the
city OF Richmond, entered June H. 1879, III .,e
SUIT or William r. Rowe o. D. D. lover, 1S ta rIs
tees Sc: we James Neeson ana Thomas " oaS Ge:
SON. OF the undersgpsd.a ~ pnrs eou nj en-
Tered November he suits Of ls ,mes
Haryey rs. Jasper. c. Rowe aud others. j. a b0s,
well seawel OF the undersignedi ~ ~ fack.
sons will sell on FRIDAY july 25 asTy t s5 he
o'cIock NJ on the premises ut PUBIC aslioi: r. ~
b,s,,sst bidder therefor. that TRACT OF LAND
Wing in The county of GLOUCESTER state OF
On York river known rs = Hermitage" containing
35G ACRES, more or less on The following terms
tC-wit: t,.-.z. ~ ,,,a colo
nnd flc costs of said SUITS The residue OIL the pur
chase money In. four equal ins,almcnts ut SIX,
twelve eighteen and twenty. four months. inc crea.
inst ents 10 bear interest the rntc OF slx per
ceniurn per annum from day of sale. and TO he
evidenced by negotiable notes: the title 70 be re-
fnined until all the purchase-money is paid.
JAMES NELSON,
Special Commissioner;
THOMAS G. JACKSON.
SneciaI Commissioner;
NJ. BOSWELL SEAWELL.
iv74-7Ot Special Commissioner
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%, '-. BY Grubbs d Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctfoneers.
Eleventh street between Nam and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS. SALE OF A VERY
" VALUABLE FARM ON LOWER JAMES
RIVER AT AUCTIOS.-By virtue OF DEGREES OF
the Circuit Court of The city Of Richmond, entsred
ON the 18th Of September. 1878. and June "a, 1879
I'm the suit therein pending under the shori style OF
James It. Tosh rs. 81. Louis Mutual Life lnsu-
rance Company aud als.." the undersigned, WHO
was thereby appointed SPECIAL commIssonsr ios
that purpose, will sell at public auction upon tne
premises, on TUESDAY. 2gth July, at II O'Clock
M, the valuable FARM known as '" NcsiDrooK,"
containing 1888 ACRES. more or less lying In Cnes
terfied county, Immediately on James river and
adjoining Pressure ISLE" ,,
'The improvements consist Of a COMFORTABLE
DWELLING With six rooms and all necessary
barns and out. buildings, and the land Is i'll nlSh
State OF i'm pr0vemcnt This estate Is believed to he
one Of the best on james river.
TERMS OF SALE: $4,000 in cash; the residue
fnot in excess OF tile amount noted below at SIX ana
twelve months, for neg table notes with luterest
added: but should the whole sale exceed lf amounl
The expenses and costs Of sale, and The sum o.
$4,000 with interest from 2Sth September; let o;
then as 10 such excess upon such terms rs me saiu
Tosh may In wi ing designate on or before the oth
of saie- lien to be reserved upon The properly uht
all tile purchase. money is paid.
Persons desiring 10 attend The sale may 40 SO on
the steamer Ariel. which leaves her wharf 81 ROCK
t,ts on the morning OF The sale at I'll O'Clock.
CHARLES :. STRINGFEILOW,
Spccial Commissioner.
CDr-Rps e WILLIAMS, Auctioucors. 1e7
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auc:i0neers,
g.. 49,. 1ll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i SMALL BRICK DWELLING AND LOT, ON
CHERRY STREET, CORNER OF GREEN, BY
AUCTION.-As trustee in 4 certain deed of trust,
bearing date the 10th dav of December, 1877
from ". X. Thorp and wife, duly recorded III the
c. rks Office OF the CLancery Court OF the city OF
Eichmond, 10 secure the payment OF q certain obli-
CATION Of debt therein mentioned default having
been dein the payment thereof, and being so re-
qured to do by the beneficiary in said deed), SHALL
as trustee therein, sell by auction on the premises
O'Clock p. NJ, . NEAT TW0.STORY BRICK
DWELLING and LOT. fronting 10 l0-I2x94 feet
on Cherry street corner Of Green street.
TERMS: Enough In cash to- defruy the OK pense
Of executing this trust and 10 pay of the sum OF
1865, with Interest thereon from the 1Osk day De-
cember, 1878; The residue on such terms as SHAH be
announced at the time OF sale. s-
- RICHARDSON G Co., AuctionQe1s 4. jyS
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By Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Anct!onecrs'
lib Main street.

TIVE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
II oSTHE NORTHWE>T CORNER o. TMEE-
TYSXT AND STREETS G ,ha sSecds. i ori Of
nar,aiS ,rnstces Of the Virginia RnidltI Fund
1omnauv named in Il deed bearing date the "a day
OF Janry 1915 duly recorded IN me cIrrE p;c or
morT brInp required so TO do by the beneficiary
therein sccnrcd shall sell by auction. on .Ge
premises. on MONDAY the list DAY OF Jniy; lon?;
I a. consIsting OF one UNDIVIDED HALF, and,
viii, the consent Of all other parties infer We
iuE or FIVE VALUABLE BUILDING
rVrS fronting 2S by 1872 feet each on the north
wtst corner of Twenty and streets Church
Hill. A., h,,,,,t l., civ .,d
twelve months, negotiable notes given for Tie de,
:errrd n:.yrnnIs, with interest added. ana secured
i,r :, d,rJ of trust WM. II. PLEASANrS,
~ MOSES QUARLES,
L. uOLTINGtR.
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BY w. Goddin, .a. /.
Real Estate Agent aud Auctionecr'
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

SALE OF EXCELLENT
i. BRICK DWELLING ON THE East SIDE e
OF SEVENTH STREET, ADJOINING 7 II =
CITY SPRING by virtue of deed Of trust exc,
cuted to tht subscriber as trustee ana RECORDED IN
the Richmond Chancery Court clerks once; on Inc
9th of June. 1872. snal at. he request OF tiie
creditors thereby secured. proceed TO sell at public
auction. on the premises, OIL TUESDAY me ga OF
july. 1870, ut O'Clock T. NJ. or fair; II not, on
the first fair day thereailer that very 9ean1lfa ana
convenient iy. arranged X &c k-A n D-f h VI =
TENEMENT located as above pow 10 .he 9ce = !,
nancy of Mr.. Walton. The LOT has trout OF au
feet Jnd Il depth of 1873 feet 10 vide aiIey. me
DWELLING is three stories: including basement
the floor of which Is twenty Inches above ,gronhu,
and ventilated. with an excellent front entrance no 10
the basement. 1t ctniaius nine rooms, WIN ntG
places IN seven of them also i've ross es birh
front and rear porrhes-te latcr three stories nlsn
titrhen with two rooms sTf,oke-house, Stable aud
feed. room, coal and wood-ouses gas ana Watef
The walls of the trout building are stripped, aIea;
and plas cred. The front yard Is set In hqwsfs o
shrubaery and the rear one is shaded by ilaiHsotis
trees; with open space overlooking the City-sprihs
LOT. . .... .g.n -.--,,,sas of
sale and to pay or ahond of 1916: with intere'.
from IL iii July 1877: and rs to the residue OIL .ne
proceeds or sale, on such terms Us shaii pe III
ni ~ ii ~ ALEXANDER Fl. SANDS, Trustee:
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.Rsrx..OAD LINKs.
THROUGH PASSENGER.

THROUGH PASSENGER.
S:'o : w. DAY DAY, and sXTURDAY: Connects
- all points on York river and Balti
more. Arrives In Baltimore at A
NJ; connects with rni.ilnes for W ASH
;1ai" ington, Philadelphia, New York, Boz
aa.i ~; tom aud MI western points. Chnntct
Mt Richmond with trains on Richmont
and Petersburg and chesapeake, an
f,t1.s Ohio railroads. -
.sa< THROUGH FREIGHT. ~
snok m. L,eayes Richmond MONDAY,L " Ell.
49, :. :. NEsDAY. and ERIDAY: and y. -
o''o - =. URKDAY.' Connects with steamers
at west Point for river landings, Ball
tifnore, md all western points. CEN
~, ~ meets al Richmond WITH trains on Rich
-i,.' i mond and Daryie railroad. Richmond
"a and Petersburg, and Chesapeake ane
Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER. .s"..s..
$40 P. NJ, Leaves Richmond MONDAY. WE'D.
NESDAY, and FRIDAY.
..& THROUGH PASSENGER.
NINA A. Il Arrives at Richmond TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. Con.
meets with trains on Richmone anc
Petersburg and Chesapeake and Ohio
railroads. Steamer Havana leaves Bal
M ssEf 5s wF PIsS SIS s and 'i1Ss
pains r. from n P Ri a Sew YORK
and western points, and at West Poin
with trains for Richmond and thf
THROUGH FREIGHT.
a:o5 p. II. arrives at Richmond MoNDAY,WED
o'1' EEsDAY, and FRIDAY; and
$40 P, n, TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT.
jaw URpAY. Connects with steamer =,
West Point from Baltimore. Cor
..'.. meets with Richmond aud Danyj'le
Richmond and Petersburg, and Ch1a'
peake and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER. ~
7o.15hN Arrives at Richmond 81 0 Nd A
wa ~ - "WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY: Con-
, meets With RichmOnd aut Peters,
burg and Chesapeake and Ohle rail-
y roads. -.
No transfer OF freight at Richmond to or iron
southern points. Cars run through between Atiasts
&c Careful handling and dispatch, with lowest rates
guaranteed. .,, ou,...a -o.e.
,.snad m all northern and western points.
Through tickets sold 10 all northsrsi eastern snf
hor tickets Apply al General Railroad Ticket o..
See S4S Main street; at the Exchange Hotel, a7t
company's depot corner I"en's-'hro ana oo''
ms "a II. T. DOTGLks. suparnteadeas