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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-19

Mrs. Joseph Gales once gave dinner at
lexington to Nathaniel P. Willis, who was
one of her special friends. He sal beside a
sprightly niece OF hers, and the two became
very lively. A Mr.. Campbell sat beside the
hostess and was devoted in his attentions to
her. This, however, did not so absorb the
aunt Us to prevent her from watching the
Irritation going on between Mr.. Willis and
hes niece. She lrowned and sent reproving
glanccs down the table until the young lady
seized q pencil and paper aud hurriedIy
wrote and sent to her aunt the following
lines:
Tear aunt-Whv seek my acts to trammel?
You strain nj my Nat and swallow your Campbell.
This clever thrust silenced the aunt and Sc.
cured immunity for the'young lady.
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81 n, Mr.. f,onufeilow,s g Poems Of Piaces 80.
4 collection which none but a true peel
could have made, md which every travei.
Ter OF taste will make his guide ok-- y,
and under the head OF Schoharse the i sol
lowing poem by Professor George w
Greene: Il 81 Z. Z. 4 go gs11 ii
The notwithstanding Walk.
we sat i,ll evening sank upon the vaie
wssa clear sharp outline cleaning still IN liRns
And at onr feet, meadow, and waving srain,
a nj orchsryis clustering round the village ROOF.
Oar eeat was III the shadow OF grove ..hs
az 'fr-trees and tall pines. amid whose hoasns'
rta,rd S,ournfas airz. Anon from out the vale
came yarions sounds communicated, pleasing ~,
wa tcb.<sog aud lowing herd, aud cniiurens ihuSh
md ycsrer song or some bclatcd bird
Cnce, too, the viiage-bes a~oke: peal
sS,a assp on aaa wn
And mingiing with the music OF the pines.
And this was once thy home; familiar ai
TO thy Gear eyes these scenes so new TO rtne'
Yoa dewy valley, wi, h Its Sabbath smile
Yon fIr.cIad mouut ains girding II around.
And Wonder village with Its single street
Reneid thy joyous girIhood. and the gown
OF that piire spirit whose sweet mlnpWy ,a,
Hath taught my wcrtd-worn heart 20 Nuss asia"'
AslI how nTys,erfously tbe threads O lle
Are woven. In the sunshine OF those Gays
No reyeIsiion came to Tell thy heart
For whom ITS stores OF love were r1peninR
Nor ,rntd the shadows that eucompassea nic
Had even one faint sunbeam pierced! aud now,
Hand within hand; aud heart on near near ,h seeoSn
And Iemperfng the bnoyancy of thine,
w.. sfand and bless together this sweet Vae,
Ana treasure m for mcmory,s dearest page
Our Sabbath evenings walk beneath the pines
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twas in Arabia's sunny land
He wooed his bonnS bride;
Hts amber Ella. rain or shine,
Was ever by his side:
Bnt now he does moi Kafflr her;
No Ioye-tale does he tell her.
He'd fain Bedouin something eise-
Alasi moor Arnh-Ella.

aNiu lie Hon. Iniun-Rubber Smith
nlease wall: dis wayP" blandly remarked
The president of the Lime-hiln CLUB, as the
meeting came to order. ;,
There was u startled movement ali
through the hall, and Pickles Smith sWal-
lowed three OF the five beans he was hoid-
ing in his mouth, and came near choking TO
death. Mr.. Smith advanced. His left eye
was closed and his nose was sWeiied 10
twice its natural sizs. He slumped along
to the platform and squared himself before
the presidents desk, and Brother Gardner
cleared his throat and said
nBrudder Smith, find by consultln> dc
dickshunary dat you jined dis club about
seven months ago. On numerous occa-
shuns you hev hearn ittalked ober heah dat
none oh de members should put aemseiFes
ford in pollyticks. We know, an we heV
talked it in dis hall, dat de culled race Oh
dis kentry doan' know 'nud to 'ieckshu-
neer an run campaigns, an dat de white
folks beat rs cherry time we want ofhS. IL
bez bin understood by all dat members Oh
dis club would so to de poll-eYils an vote
ms iey thought bes', say muffin to nobody,
an 90 home an tend to biZness. Didn't
YOU understand it dat way?"
81 'spect did, was the sulIen reply.
"Rut at de 'leckshun de odder day you
riz up airly in de mawnin', rushed aroun'
to de polls, hollered for dis candydate an
abused dat one. an long in de evenin' you
got into q row an was SO badly pounded
dat you had to be card home on doah.
What have you got to say to all dis 20
81 'spects I'd better resign" replied
Smith.
"Brudder Smith, you hez struck de key
note" continued the president. Dis
club accepts your re:ignashun wild de ut
most cheerfulaess, am de SECRETARY am in
structed to draw his pen across de name OF
de Hon. Iniun-Rubbrr Smith, and write in
red ink below it, Resigned on count of
his political engagements Mr. Smith, you
kin now retire au' devote all your twenty
four hours of de day to gittin' some white
man Elected to offs an beiu' called fool
fur yer pains. Goodnight, sab!
Smith retired.
cam it necessary fur me to say anyfn'
iurder on dis subieck?" asked the prcsi-
dent, as he looked up and down the hall.
cit arel" solemnly replied Elder Toots.
who had been dreaming of stealing hens
and aWoke just as the police were about TO
overhaul him. He was trotted out and fined
nineteen cents for disturbing The peace. and
then the secretary read the-Free Press.
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BY Frank j. Sampson,
BY Frank j. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent, Auctioneer, and Notary Public,
once, corner OF Ninth and Hull streets,
- Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
L FARM AND MILL IN THE COUNTY
OF CHESTERFIELD, VA. FIFTEEN MILES
FROM ENTHUSIASTICALLY virtue of a deed
of trust executed to me by J.. a. Canvet
and wife on the Sd day Of January dSa9;
DAY OF SoVENBER, 1879. IF fair: if MOI; on
the next fair day. SUNDAY excen1edl at y o'clock
from Manchester, on the road leading from Mtdo-
Than coal mines Mount Herm on church, coniain-
ing by Il lccen, survey SIX HUNDRED AND
NIEfTY-TWO ACRES. upon which is an excel
lent BRICK DIV rLL1NG with about six rooms,
good GpIST-NIILi we'll wooded and watered. and
all nc ccssary ou-buildings: In 4 very respectable
neighburho0d: convenient 70 churches schools
stores post-oflccs, &C. This Is considered one OF
the hest farms In HAT section of the county, ana
Was formerly the residence Of the late Bill Spears
Esq.
Terms: One third cash: the balance payable at
six, twelve, and eighteen months with interest ADDED
from day OF SAFE and secured by trust deei on tue
land: or liberal interest discount VIII be made
should the purchaser prefer to pay al! cash.
JOHN ISAAC WILAERSOS,
rol9 Trustee.
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The Republicans wiii discover before The
season Is over that defeat doesn't even
bruise the Democratic party, and as to kill.
4ng OF Its leaders-welL it can't be dore.
When aDemocrat Is 0utsoted he merely de-
fermines to watch the baliot-boxes and the
5eglstry-lists little closer next ttne.-At-
Eanta Coastitution.
The Washington Post RomiDates Ser
mour and Mcdonald as the coming ticket.
i would be iuyincible. No doubt abOpt il.
Omaha Herald (Dem0crdtic).
IFrom the Sunday Wcrid.J
Diplomacy is sLe longest road between
two given points.
"Reyolutionists," said Dumas, "are a
good deal Ike the street'sprinklers--they
can make II muddy 10 sunshine, but they
can't make sunshine when 1t Is muddy"
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Esa;Iors Dssposca: Did the last Legisia.
s,nrs nass d law that pusiic.school warrants
u sa he or could he taken for taxes !
, mss' nnsaer the impression that such pro.
~;sS,n had bccr made. would esteem u
!. . fsyor il yoa will give me the true facts IN
,,.aa.S 10 the law. COUNTRY TEACHER.
4 < AZ, warrants hereafter drawn by DIS
sr;rt schoo, boards or trustees npon tue
sf,,,,s itc.school fund OF the State as now pro-
.vided by law. shall, II approved og tue he
county or corporation superintendent DC
taken up BY him. and bis own wa III nv
issued therefor. which shalt DE pald ps Tue
treasurer az the county or corpoiaelosi' M
ne rsosipable be- him In payment eJ az
yares o.. demands due the Co1a'ao'es'eos'"'
Sess;on Acts Is7S-'7o, p. los.
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BY J. Thompson Brown
Real Estate Agent and AnctlOnetr,
1112 Main street

SALE OF NEAT FRAME
i DWELLING o. TWESTY-FoUErli
OF trust dated April "a, 1878, executed by Mary
N. Flournoy to the undersigned trustee. and re-
corded In the Richmond Chancery Court ID. Il.
liz c, page 800. TO secure The raymcnt Of certain
negotiable n1tes therein described: aud whereas de-
fault has been made In the payment Of one Of the
sald negotiable notes ana beng required so 10 do'
"a, 1879. at 4 O'Clock r. NJ. that HOUSE anG LOT
No. SUB north Twenty fourth street. fronting 80
feet SAID Twenty-fourIh street and running
back between parallel lines l25 feet 20 IN alley. be-
ing The house and lot next TO The northeastern cor
ncr of Twenty fourth and y streets.
TERMS Cash us 10 expenses of sale and s347.3O.
with interest thereon from October 81. 1879, &c
date Of sale; S420 payable April 24, 1880 ; and
the balance on such terms Us viii be announced al
sale by said Mary N. FlournOy; or In event OF her
failure so To CO, by The said trustee.
L. F.. BROWN, Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROWN. Auctiondcr. 10 IS
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CITY ORDINANCES.
An ORDINANCE TO AMEND SEC
IA TON 4s OF CHAPTER "a OF THE CITY
ORDINANCES, CONCERNING STREETS.
[Approyed November ~. 1921

[Approyed November IL. 1921
Be it ordained 6y the Council Of the city OF
Richmond, That section 4S of chapter "a OF the
CITY Ordinances be amended and reordalned SO Us TO
SECTION is. ANY person employed in business in
as sts ay gut the a sdswk ei feet
from his place Of business, and is not less than leu
place of business and next thereto. occupy with his
goods three feet Of the sidewalk; but he shall hoi
suspend bis goods other articles that they shall
one foot towards The street; and any, nersm,n
putting up Sign, or occupying inc sidew:lk'
his MS ne of mos es @ e
more than ten dollars for each offence and me slsn
sha re removed by The hocSs 6ng u b%tnes
street or publc allev, declines sucn pu>iness ano
sells by auction his stock of goods or When me pro-
was n resident of the city of Richmond or county
of Hcnrico, is sold by his represcn,ative, OF NiGa
nv = ncison who al The time Of executing said deed
was such resident or when PROPERTY Is iefleh on
laid city or o d soa S or on nr G
gal process, or when property /. sold under me
Judgment or decree Of, u court or nIagistrnie
nie eIe VITA mIS such goods or Oh half Of
the sidewalk and 4 third OF the carriage
way nGxt 10 the house or o,hr place of such sale:
and when, at the dock or VIII ri. an aliclionetf
sells cargo half of the sidewalk and third OF tllc
carriage-way next thereto may he occupied win
such ca 20 for three days aud no more; uuless the
in which cas- the shall be within three days AFTER
the cause for such posiponemcE; nj cease ami the
occupation shall be no longer ;,.,u half OIL hour
after sunset of the day which the sale is made :;
ANA when any auctioneer or merchant. licensed for
that purpose, has consigned 10 him fruit. veeea-
bes fish, or other pershabe articles, for sale, which
are damaged by handling ana which he can best
dispose OF by immediate sale ont Of doors.
half OF the sidewalk and Il third Of The carriage
way opposite the store OF such person may be occu-
pied one hour aud half for ,he purpose OF making
sale of such perishahle articles provide that not
Than of these last named sales stall nc
made bv any person on the same day: and provided,
further. that nothing herein shall be so construed as
10 permit any decayed vegetable or other matter 10
remain for any time said sidewalk or carriage
way. If any aucioEcer or merchant. or any person
in his employment scl or offer for sale ut auctioi
(either of The Sidewalk carriage way) OF street
or public alley, when he Is not authorized b. this
section. he shall for article there offered for
sale BIZ him. pay fine of ten collars. no IL: st
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by Frank D. Hill & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BEAUTIFUL
BUILDING LOT ON NORTH SIDE OF
FLOYD STREET, one SQUARE FROM MON,
ROE PARK, AT AUCTION-By vrtue Of deed
Of trust from Thomas Dhnn and wife, dated June
is. 1877, to the undersigned trustee, and at Inc
REQUEST of the beneficiary, dcfault having been made
in The payment of note secured therein, VII, SCI:
DAY, November 10, 1879, at q! O'Clock ?. NJ. The
Lot DIES crfbed I'm said deed foilows: All that lot
OF land in The city OF Richmond beginning on the
north SIDE of Foyd street 1l5 feet west or Cherry
street thence running westwardly along laid Floyd
or Federal street 40 feet. thence running back be-
tween parallel lines 100 ieet to dn alley In common
20 feet wide. The location of this LOT and It's
value should attract the attention OF
parties seeking paying investments.
TERMS: Whilst The deed requires cash rs TO 5000,
with interest from October 2, $40, and expenses
OF sale, more liberal terms may be ANNOUNCES III
sale. tftANh ID. nlLL.
no g Trustee.
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and AUctioneer,
l1l3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 NEW BRICK
L RESIDENCE JUST Finished ON WEST
CARY BETWEEN PLUM AND Ii \ kN +
STREETS.-By virtue eli II deed Of trust dated 2Sih
day OF August, 1879. executed by james {. Hardy
and wife 10 the undersigned, and duly recorded In
the County Court and Chaucery Court offices, VIII
sell, on THURSDAY, November 2Oth at ~ G'GloS I
z. NJ. oil the premises, that new BRIch kESl-
DENCE lately finished, having fine marble mantels,
and in every respect weil-built and pretty house
The lot fronts said street 80 feet inches by 122
feet 10 IA foot alley Parties desiring neat small
residence In the western portion OF :be city should
attend this sale, as the property will be sold.
TERMS Que fourth cash balance Ut SIX. tweve,
and eighteen months, Interest added, secured by .
deed OF trust. -
j, THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer. no 10
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The following conversation between a
senior and an inquisltlyc freshman was
overheard in New England college town
tue other evening: Freshman (contiden-
tally: Il say, Smith, didn't you find
Greek plaguy hard when you were a fresh
man." Senior (nenchalantly): "Greek?
No. Greek came pretty easy to me-"
Freshman (awe-struck): "Wbat! Didn't
you find Greek hard ?" Senior (medita-
tively): "Hold on. Lemme see. Greek?
l. Greek the stuff with the funny little
crooked letters?" Freshman lin astonish-
menU: "Why, yes!" Senior lemphati-
calIy): son, yes, Greek was deuced hard J"
They have intelligent compositors in
Spain. One Of the newspapers over there,
in printing two items of statistics condensed
from the annual census, got them mixed in
this fashion: "In the official year terml-
mating on The Both Of September, 1879, the
kingdom OF Spain, exclusive OF colonies be-
yond the seas. could boast OF 81 dukes, 200,-
900 horses. S66 marquesses, 2,5O0,O00 asses
and mules, 632 counts, 100000 horned
cattle, 80 viscounts, 23,000,e00 sheep, So
barons, 100000 goats. 1883 university
students, and 100000 hogs"
A preacher the other day laid his hand
ratronizinSly on the shoulder OF young
Democrat who is q member of his church,
and said: 81 cannot understand how a
Christian can be Democrat" The young
man replied $50 long as Colonel Robert
G. lngersoll, the most audacious intidel OF
the United States, stands out as eonspicu.
Gus member OF the Republican party, can
well understand how Christian can be Il
Democrat" This brought the conyefsa.
ton TO au ABRUPT termination.
Judge: )" You must admit that the proof
against you is overwhelming" Thief
- Your Honor. do not perceive it in those
lamps. The witnesses were not sure they
recognized me, and I hid Away the stolen
articles where they could nos be found by
the police. ] should think that under the
circumstances j am perfectly innocent"
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A New York Democrat, when be heard
they were Pottering with the returns at Al
bany, said he wouldn't Seymour than one
of their tickets returned as elected. A Re-
publican promptly replied: eve Beach
YOU even on the secretaryship Of State"
"No WONDER" responded the DENNY,
<the tickets were Olcott up; but we were
Mackin sure of the State Treasury. Ward
be the result il you were to leave us with
out Soule hope Of victory?" The Rep.
answered: "We'll take that kind OF talk
for Wadsworth and the two tiendish
politicians went out and ratified in man
ner truly fraternal, and With no water in it..
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AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND SEC
N TONS 8 AND OF CHAPTER 40. CON
CERNING THE INSPECTOR AND GAUGER
AND PITHIJc WEiGHFR
rsDproyed November s. 1879.

rhpproyed November 5, 1871
Be it ordained ty the Council of the city of
Richmond, That sections = and of chapter 40 Of
City Ordinances be amended and reordaiued so as
TO read us follows:
Section 3. If any person shall alter, defacc, or
change any MARKS or characters made by the 1n-
specior. or shall Gu any cask which has not been
gagged by him put mark in imitation OF the
Gauger's mark, he shall pay fine Of not less than
twenty dollars, with cost OF prosecution.
Section 4. ANY person may sell. export or other
wise dispose of any spirituous liquors, wine, mo-
lasses or any fluid merchandise, In said city. with
out having the same gagged by The CITY Gauger !;
but In case shall! any mark indicating the capa-
city or proof be put such cask, barrel, or hogs
head. By any other person than the CITY Gaugtr or
United States officer In the discharge of his Official
duty. ANY person violating this section shall pay =
nne of not less than twenty dollars, with cost of
prosecution. no 175t
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Our valued neighbor, the Washington
Post, has abandoned Tilden entirely, and
is vigorously advocating Horatio Seymour
as the only available Democratic candidate
for the presidency In the land. 1t is well
that the Post has started in early to work
up Seymour. The old gentleman has way
of declining up to the very last moment.
Before we can. be induced to advocate Mr..
Seymour we will have to have q written
understanding that he will accept if nomi-
mated and that there will be no nonsense
around the Convention. so far as he is COR
cerned.- Baltimore Gazette (DemoCratic).
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By ". GOddln,
Real Estate Agent and AuCtiOncer,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets

Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
TRUSTEES AND COMMISSIONERS
Il sALEQF THE FARM CALLED LED, "GR RiGII
SMALL PORTION IN HENRICO COUNTY,,
NEAR TO ATLEh.S STATION. ON THE CHESA-
PEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD, EIGHT NILES
NORTH OF RICHMOND, CONTAINING 4l3k
ACRHS.-Under The provisions of certain deed OF
trust from s. III. Owens and wife. bearing date 1lih
June, 1872. duly recorded III Hanover County
Court, and Of decree Of tnc Circuit Court OF Han0
yer. entered The 29h October. 1879, in The case
surviving trustee in said decd and rs special COM
missioner appointed by the SAID decree, proceed 70
sell at public auction on tDe prcini ,eS on Lut
the EXCELLENT FARM. locates: rs above, called
"tRANEY ISLASD.m now occupied BY Mr.. ;. FL.
Owens, containing 4l3H ACRES: OF which about
OF fair quality. embracing some fine w-grounds
the ;'hickSh0miny. The improvements are COM
Portable, consisting of 4 DWELLING. containing
five six and the usual out. buildings also.
tending near to thu railroad there is Il sarge grove
Of forest oaks. !ttlcc'I station Is distant about
quarter Of mile and affords very convenient ac-
10 the pace for persons Going business In Rich
TERMS: According 10 the deed AMI decree aforc-
said. will be enough in cash 10 drfray EXPENSES OF
sale and costs of suit, aud TO d!schar@c-irSt. the
debt due 10 john Il. Smith, amounting on The lst
ondlv, to secure the debt due 10 Miss Ail"c G.
Owens. amounting on the Isl November, 1879, 10
the sum of S1.4379l: and rs to the rcsldGe OF
the proceeds of sale If any. on 4 credi; al one.
cured by deed of trust. II is pre- baple that by or
before The dav Of sale OTHER and more Favorable
terms as 10 the cash payment may. by consent of
the parties, be made II ST., the farm will then be
sold Oh these amended terms, ,-o,-.c.
no II Surviving Trustee and commissioner.
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SHORT, SHAIR, AND DECIsIvE.-The Wash
ington Posts presidential programme is
short, sharp, and decisivc-Horatio Scy-
mour ought to be nominated, he can be
nominated, and he must be nominated.
There is a rush, momentum, an impulse
about this calculated to carry an ordinary
man clean off his feet.-Neao York Star
(IRdepeadeat DenoCrct).
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TEE MAx OF ALL MEN.-"The candidate
we must have" says the Washington Post,
"is Horatio Seymour, Of New York. He
can have the nomination unanimously con-
ferred upon him ii he will accept it. He
must not decline-he cannot decline"
And 50 say we all. 'Rah for Horatio Sey-
mours-KGaSss City Times (Democratici.
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b. Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Anctloneers.
No 4 Eleventh s,reeI. hctwcsu Main and Bank.

~-@~
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALUA-
L BILE THREE->TOR Y.AND-BAsEMENT
BRICK RESIDENCE No. - EAST FRANKLIN
STREET At AUCTIUN.-1n execution OF deco
of trust 10 the subscriber as trustee. dated 3 sep
TENDER, 1874. and recorded in Richmond Cham
Gerry Court III ID. Il. 103 a. page 463. being there
TO required by the creditor secured. will sell BY
auciiun, upon the premises. OIL FRIDAY. 2Sth No
vembcr. al O'Clock. the RESIDENCE long occu-
pied by Edwin Worham. Esd. and Situated as
above. II has eleven rooms. a Kitchen with four
rooms Il two-story brick stable. &c. The LOT
fronts 29s feet and runs back about l. 80 feet 10
paved alley IN the rear: besides which there is
NARROW STRIP or GROUND, which Will DC
shown NJ the time Of the sale.
The HOUSE is substantially bntlt. AMI the ioca-
tion. being on Franklin between First and FouShct
streets, is one of the most dttrabc in the city Sne
cial attention Is invite to this sale. as IT viii aorh
an opportunity to purchase really desirable resi-
dercc. ,,,,
TIE TERHs as named in the dead would be cash
sufficient TO defray The cXpcnseS OF sale and 10 pay
about 81 ,315: G. edit as 10 about Sl.3l5 for four
months; credit rs 10 about Sl.315 at eight
months and the residue the graIor III said DECD
or his assigns may dire CT: but 1t Is probable that
by consent other and more usual terms VIII De
named 1T the time of sale. .
RICHARD c. WORTHAN, Trustee.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. no II
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RICHMOND, YoEK RIVER ASD ,ht'it\, -
OF TRAINS, ...,.-.
= TAKING EFFECT ut 'ph'.'' '' 49,

= TAXING EFFECT u' 'ph'" ''
PASSENGER TRAIN.
500 p. VI. Leave Richmond 'a';y Er.... ..
d,yl cunncctiug ~ " O.. XII
TT ESDAY. TIJE-pil 7',a., C,.,I.
FRIDAY. win steamer i,' E,,r.
inys on the ora r,rG al" ''i ''''
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT H.. .,,.
800 \. NJ Leave R!chmon" -: =. r",nt VIA
1000 \. NJ. day.. conn elm ~ MONDAY,
SETESu,Y WEDN + ; - y ! {.
!rtI:p-I,tY. Nu4 >AlN Ni,N
w Mi,hx >',t'S,' WEDNESDAY: ""i
ERID,I wlih steamer, Tx ~,
,,rucr and Host"l on ! I r>D'> -
FRIDAY.
LOCAL FREIGHT Tram ,,,,,.
s:lo 4. NJ. Leave Eichm'rS M'Si'>i'
o'Ao 49, SFSDAf. and Fh'pAi'
PASSENGER TRAINS.
,o.oo \. 81. Arrive at Richmond 'H H., |ir ",n:
TItSDAI. TIT RSDAl 90 a., q
IRDAf with steamers from "'''
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
s s1U =. ii. sunday. conuec.'ng AZ W. >rs
CIV Win st.am.rs from Baltimore W
York Providence, and Boston"
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN
a.53 p. N. Arrives ri ktchm"n1 mHT
$40 '' WEDNESDAY. and FM'''At' r, n
No transfer OF freight - Eseht't E'-.u A,L..a
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sor and Dork streets, Richmssndeu.,
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