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National Republican., 1879-10-22
pWnNEMNIONAL.

I(R. BOSWoRTH, glS y STREET n. ", IS THE
~ most sklllml aud The only sc'entine MSIioEi s
Diseases positively cured. Female Diseases specla-
IT, Roitrs 10 senator. D. W. NoorheSS lndAnai J.
i pattsrs0n n a. Samuel Norment, Washington, u,
q uud other. COusuAtOn nee competent aud
thoroughly qualified lady assistant 10 attend 70 iGies
National Republican., 1879-10-22
ocI0 SIN
TYIrED STATES MARsuAIs SALE

~
BY virtue of writ Of fieri incia issued out of the
Clerks office of the supreme Court of the District OF
sale ior caa a the court door OF said
THURSDAY the I'D day Of October, ,ls7D at " o'clock
In all the right title lain and interest OF the Defendant
III and tile following described property TO wit The
north 3i feet front by tic depth thereof of lot T. III
square VA, city OF Washington, u. c., together with
al aud singular the improvements thereon levied
upon as the property of defendant, hailes ;, Eng
lsh 10 satisfy execution No. GOA, law, in favor ol
Lewis Johnson 4 Co., use Of Harvey Spnulding
FREDERICK DOUGLASS,
u. S. Marshal, District Of Columbia
John SHERMAN. AuctiOneer, oC;Edls
National Republican., 1879-10-22
AUCTION SALES.
TOHN SHERMAN & Co, Real Estate Agents ant
- Auctioneers. st. Cloud Building.
TRUSTEES SALE oF DESIRABLE FRAME
HOUSE AND LOT, 1913 MARYLAND AVENUE
NOKIIIEABT


SALE OF DESIRABLE FRAME
HOUSE AND LOT, 1913 MARYLAND AVENUE
NOhIUEAST.
by virtue Of decd Of trust dated the 20th DAY Of
September A. ID. 1916 duty recorded In liber No. S3
folio 2s ct seq OF the land records for tile DIS
ttCt OF Columbia, and ut the request Of the party
cured thereby, Will sell ut public auction In front
of the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the I'D day OF
October, 1919 at 1870 p M, the following described
real estate situate IN the city OF washington, D. c.
known rs part of original lot numbered thirteen,
Q3), In square numbered one thousand and twenty
eight, beginning for tile same at the northwest
Of said lot, and running thence northcnsterly
along Maryland avenue twenty feet; thence SOUTH
eastwardy mud ut right angles TO said avenue to tho
rear of said lott thence southwestwardy to the west
side of said lot and thence along the said west line OF
said lot to the place Of beginning, containing 2,520
square feet, more or less together with the improve
ments, consisting of fvC-room frame house, No
1873 Maryland avenue northeast.
Terms--O third In cash and the balance In six
twelve and eighteen mouths, with Interest at pei
cent per annun the deferred payments to he secured
the premises sold. deposit Of so ut time Of sale
Terms TO be compiled with In seven days.
y. IL WARNER, Trustees.
j. ID. CLARY, J ~
VIM
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Pacific Mining Stocks.

SAN FRASCIsCo, October o. 1871.
The following are ie Official closing uoatiOns o
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CAIsKHAG ES.
sTEAsHBOAT LINES.
INLAND AND sEABoARD CoAsTING COM
i PANY.
FOR NORFOLK, EORTR ESS MONROE,
IND TIE SOUTH.

FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE sM0~
will leave Washington on MON IS<S,,slA%HizI-
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRI cst3SltaE-&7srs-
DAYS, at p M, stopping ut Piney Point and Point
Lookout connecting with steamers To Boston, New
York and RlchmOnd, and railroad lines South.
Leave Norfolk TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS Mt ip. m.
Second class are....-,s5l. Round trp.,...:.sS "
ron POTOMAC RIrER LANDINGS.
street wharf every Monday and Thunday, as far
down ms Nomini: Thursday and Saturday for Curri-
ON an and LeOnardtown, stopping ut intermediate
"ndinFS g24 gP2h4I II 1lF ERS EeSuT&'E T9jE NEU yORK
Tho Steamers JOHN Gl hSON and T. O. KNIGHT
alternately leave Pier A. East RIVER New York, ev.
cry Saturday, ~ / y. m; Georgetown Friday npd
Alexandria same day,
Freight taken Mt lowest rates. Apply at Office under
National Metropolitan Bank, Fifteenth street. or Office
of agent foot Of sixth street, Washington, ana W Wa
ter street, Georgetown. SAM L. BACON,
se2j President.
National Republican., 1879-10-22

CTEANER MATlANO CCnntnIn
y William III. Byles on and after -JtT-aa-Si =
April 70, leaves wharf foot OF sixth
and streets every uesiay Thurs SkSsasaati-ss'ss
day and Sunday at a. IN, for the Potomac River
landings. On Sundays for MattOx Creek, Coltons,
and landings In 81. Clements bay. on Thursdays for
Mattox Creek and landings in WicomcO River. on
Tuesdays Tor ColtOus aud landings In Sumni Greek.
Returning on Monday, "Wednesday and Friday morn.
ings, making Intermediate landings Also Chupel
Point ON Wednesdays, coming up,
For further information inquire ut offices OF O. l.,
SH ERiFF No, SlS and INA Pennsylvania avenue, or
al Office. foot OF sixth and n streets Bouthwedt.
mygRtf a 4. JONES. Agent
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.-A.I.lIasTI,IJdlN IsAi.Es-.f,nture Dogs.
by w. Goddin.
Rcd Estate agent and Auctioneer.
oaioe corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
rrRUsTEE's AND COMMISSIONERS

AND COMMISSIONERS
sAh or TIE HtH TfRM c sifNTy "G WfTH
SMALL PORTION IN HENRICO COUNTY,,
NISR TO ATLEE,S STATION. UN TtfE CHESA-
YEAK f AND OHIO RAILROAD. EIGHT MILES
NORTH OF EICHMOND, CONTAINING 4i3A
trnst from s. H. Owens and wife. bearing date IL tn
June, 1872. duly recorded IN Hanover County
Court and of decree or the Circuit Court OF Hano-
YER en,ered on the Goth October lS79, III the case
of Pntney q Watts against owens. &C, snari, US
missioner appninled by The salu decree, proceed TO
sell at public auction. OH the premises. on TUES
DAY the cd December. 1879, at 12 O'Clock z. A.:
the EXCELLENT FARM. located as above, called
Owens, containing 413s ACRES: OF which about
one third Is I'm wood and timber: balance open land
of fair qualify. embracing some fine low-grounds on
61e ChickuEnminy. Tic improvements are conf
Portable, consisting or a DWEiILtN NJ, CONTAINING
five or six rooms and the usual out. nidings: also.
d good orchard. In font of The dwelling aud ex-
tending near 10 the railroad there Is large grove
of forest oaks. Atlce's sta: Ion Is distant about
quarter Of mile and affords very convenient ac-
the place for persons doing business IN RIc-
moud, AS THE CARS PASS DAILY FOUR TINES.
TERMS: According to the deed ana decree aiore.
said, will lie enough In cash 10 defray txnepses OF
sale and costs of suit, and to discha rgc-frst the
debt dne TO John b. Smith, Amounting on The 1st
ondlv, to secure the debt due TO Miss Ahce y.
Owens, amounting on the Isl November. S79, 10
the sum OF $1.437.9l: and as to The residue OF
the proceeds of sale III any. on credit OF one'
cured by deed of trust II is probable that by or
before The day Of sale other and more favorable
terms as to the cash payment may. by consent OF
the parties be made. IF So the farm will then be
sold on these amended terms, yor-Sc
no12 Surviving Trustee and Commissioner.
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By Grubbs L Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VERY
RIVER At AUCTION. ByYi-tue of DEGREES of the
Circuit Court of rhe city OF Richmond entered on
the 2Stl Of September, 1878. on the 24th OF June.
1879. and the 21st of October. IN Inc suit
Tosh Us. ST. Louis Mutual Life.Insurance Company
ct aEs" The undt rsigned who was thereby appoint.
ed special commixsi for The purpose. Will sell
ut auction. at the Office Of Grubbs VII liams, rea
estate agents and aucioaeers, on Eleventh street be-
tween Main and Bank streets, In the city of Rich
1879, ut ~ O'Clock 81. the VALUABLE FARal
known as WESTB9OUK." containing 1873
ACRES. more or less. lying In Chesterfield county
Immediately James river, and adjoining
yoRTABLE GwELLING with six rooms, aud all
ntcee sary barns and out-budnSS and the land Is In
a high state of Improvement. This estate Is be-
leved to he one Of The best on james river.
TERMS OF SALE: $4,000 in cash: the residue
fnes in excess OF the amount stated below at six
est added: but should The whole sale exceed III
amoun the pcnse; and COSTS OF suit and sale and
tho sum Of 0.0Oo, with interest thereon from the
2Sth OF September, 1878. then as TO such excess
upon such terms Us he said Tosh may i'll "rllipg
designate Oil or before the day OF sale. lien 70 he
reserved upon the property until HE purchasc-!no-
nev is fully paid.
This ARM has been rrntedto Henry hchison for
the year 1880 for the sum CT $500 and the Dur-
CHASER will have the option either of confirming tie
lease and receiving the REM. with the right 10 such
paral possession on the 1t day of August. 1880.
as may be necessary for seeding wheat other fall
crops or OF taking full and complete possession OF
the farm on The Isl day o: january. 1880. paying
to the said Atchison So per acre for every acre OF
land actually se- ded in wheat.
CHARLES S. STE1NGFELLnW.
Commissioning.
CErccS e WILLIAMS. huctiOnlerS. Oc25
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irIlalolld iIspateh
.crrrsg, {. NOVEMBER %, 1915.
For DR.. soataaa !, !.
,sr1onsTY or NAN.

"
5 q. % ,aesor Nudge has presented some IN
e,,,..ss,,, = evidence relating to The antiqultys
- S' na,, II, the Kansas City Reoss1 OF Science
Has - sisrts by assuming tho correctness Oh
Sba renerally.accepted opinion among geos
..cisfs that man was on the earth ut the ciose
al Inc Glacial epoch, and offers evidence W
nroya that the antiquity OF the race csslu.fs
he taken at less than 200, COO years. AiAeI ne
Glacial epoch biologists have recogn,zeoa ~. :.
sha,r aeacfs three Others-namety, Tue
Tbamniain. the Terrace, aud the Deita-- "a
.s,,nnnsed 70 be OF nearly equal length. EMS
ssrrpnent for estimating the tanrStlon OF
shssn .nochs is as follows: BE yates she
rase ~ the Delta OF the Mississippi, ana
,s.otse the fact that for distance OF scout
I've hundred miles OF this deposit tnese
are, TO be observed buried forests OF urge
xrees. one over the other, WITH intersssacess
az sand, Ten distinct. forest groWons OF
this nature have been observed, WHICH must
haze succeeded one another. Ihess mees
are the bald cypress OF the southern otates.-
Some nave been observed over t"en'y-s eoe
Feet in diameter, and one containea S,'oo
snnual rings. Ia some instances thcse Luz, uuss
trees have grown over the stumps OF Others
.en,,,,lv large. and such instances occur 10
ali. or nearly all, the ten forest BEDS" froui
these facts it is not assuming too mnch 10 estl.
mate the antiquity OF each OF these FOREST
.rrowths al 10000 years, or l00,OOO LOT inc
Ter forests. This estimate would not .ake
into account the interysi OF time-wnlc1
doubtless was considerable-tffat eiapseu
i.esween the ending OF one forest and the
heoinu;np of another. <sSuch evidence,
concludes Professor Nudge, . would DC re,
cciyed In any court Of law rs SOUND anu
satisfactory. We do not see how sncn Proof
is to he discarded when applied TO the an
tiaui,y OF our race. There is satlsfac-
tory evidence that man lived In the Cham
plain epoch, But. the Terrace epoch, or
The greater part OF it, intervenes between
the bampIain and Delta epoehs, thus add
ins 10 nv 10o.O e0 years. If only as much
time is given to both these epochs as 70 Tue
Delta epoch, 100000 years is the total re-
- Z. 3 ~
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W. u. CUW A1fDIN, ITUsICC.
+. J, SAMPSON. Auctioneer. no IT
SALE OF A VERY

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a VERY
" DESIRABLE FARM ABOUT ONE AND A
HALF MILES FRnh THE TOWN OF ASH
signed. special commissioners appointed for that
purpose by n decree Of the Circuit Court OF Han
over county, entered October 2S. 1879, IN the
consolidated causes or K. N. Tolcr and wife ps.
Toler and ais. and J. j. Porter rs 4. NJ. Toler and
ais. therein degrading. will. Oh the 9TH DAY OF
DECEMBER, 1879, at O'Clock 2. d.. In front of
j, III. LeaKe's store, In the towE of Ashland, offer
for sale, by pub c auction. that VERY DESlkA-
BILE FARM, situated about one and i hall miles
from the town OF Ashland, near the old Telegraph
road OF which the late William w. Toler, ST., died
seized and possessed, containing 172 ACRES. more
or less. and adjoining the lands Of John ). James
aud others. 80
This farm has on 1t COMFORTABLE BRICK
DWELLING, with the usuu, out-houses, In good re.
pair; aso orchard, and good supply OF wood tor
fuel, and some timber.
A fine opportunity Is here offered to persons de-
string 10 locate themselves convenient to churches,
schools, &c.
Any one desiring to view the property before the
day OF sale Will find Mr.. r. M. Toler on ID: farm,
WHO will take pleasure In showing Them the p en-
ises.
TERMS: One fourth in cash; balance ON a credit
Of six. twelve. aud eighteen months, purchaser 10
give bonds. with approved security. carrying H.
terest from the day or sale. and the title 10 be re-
tanned till all tile purcbase-money Is paid and a
conveyance ordered hy the court; hut II lhe pur'
chaser elecr 10 pag at least one third OF iEe pur-
chase.moneY III cash. personal security VIII be ois'
pensed with. r. ii. CALDWELL,
80 THOMAS ". PAGE,
s Special Commissioners.
z. VAUGHAN, Crier, no 1s-Tu3T
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AUCTION aAriER..Fusure Days.
BY Wellington Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and AuctIoneer.
corner OF Eleventh. and Bank streets.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TRACT
S@0F LAND IN JAMES CITY COUNTY. ON
YORK RIVER. NEAR To "BURNT ORDINA-
RY,r CONTAINING 1883 $40 ACRES, CALL
ED RICHARDSUN'5.-.By virtue of q decree OF The
WIliiamsbur rendered on the l1th OF November,
1879, In the case OF PoHtII's guardian against
Powell. &C., the undersigned. who was ther. by ar-
pointed q special commissioners, VIII oter Tor SAFE
at public auction. at Wet Potr !. IN King William
county. on WEDNESDAY the 10Th Of December,
1879, at IL NJ the TRACT OF LAND located as
above, containing by old survey 1888 10
ACRES. 1t has u front OF about two miles on The
York river There probably about 300 10 400 acres
open land the baIabce Is wood and ttmber-more
titan ample for the OF the place: There has re-
DWELLING. together with the usual out-buildings.
The tract will be- sabdvided into several smaller
parcels. giving to those which front on the river
from rs to 100 acres each. These parcels arc said
10 be admirably located tor planting oysters and for
truck farms.
The decree authorizes the special commissioner
10 sell at auction private sale, and IN order 10
clio. I'D the decree he would offer great attractions
to those who would negotiate for the Whole tract.
The terms of payment In that event would be very
liberal. If sold auction, the terms will be one
or notes bearing per cent. interest," secured by
deed Of trust.
AS The commerce on York river from West Point
IS growing into prominence, This sale Offers advan-
tages TO capitalists and others TO Invest Judicousy
In this property Persons disposed TO negotiate for
this land are requested TO call or correspond with
the auctioneer. The plat OF survey Will be exhibited
az time of sale. ROBERT STILES.
Special Commissioner.
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no lS.25&Dc2.a,l0-
EXECUTUR'S. SALE
~ OF
VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE
LYING ON THE ROANOKE, IN NEChLES
EIIRG COUNTY. Va.

In pursuance Of authority vested In mo by the
will OF william TONNES, deceased, shall. 1T ~
O'Clock on THURSDAY the 1st day OF January,
1880 In front OF the Clarksvile Hotel, In the town
of Clarksvile sell TO the highest bidder AZ public
auction the LANDS Of which the said William
TONNES died possessed. supposed 10 be about 5000
ACRES. A portion of these lands are considered
anon. he most valuable In the Valley OF the Roam
oke Tbcv will be sold in tracts from three 70
eight hundred acres. Several Of the tracts have
valuable improvements upon them. That known
as " Ucconcechec.n which was the homestead has
upon IL a MAGNIFICENT RESIDENCE, and there
VALUABLE LOW-GROUEDS. The lands arc now
being surveyed, and a plot OF them can be seen By
applying to the executor. At the same time and
place shall sell the interest of The said William
across the Roanoke 1T CIarksyille. Va, known rs
the "CLARkSVILLE FERRY subject 10 lease
for two years. This FERRY. though leased at 4
time of the sreate:t depressirn, pays a monthly
n0ac 1t would bring much larger sum. Au@
shall ut the same time and place sell SEVERAL
HOUSES and LOTS, owned BY the san William
rownfs, deceased, in The town Of GAINESVILLE.
the railroad from keysvllc 10 Clarksvic. ard If
completed this property will soon DC doubled In
value.
TERMS OF SALE: One third of the purchase
residue in two equal annual instruments the puf-
chaser t. execute bonds FOR the deferred pay mGniS
TO carry interest from the day of sale ut The rate Of
six per crntum per ann,n. ard tic title 10 he re-
lained I'LL all the purchase money is paid.
These lands are mostly rented out for the year
1880 and possession Will be delivered subject to the
rights Of tenants for that year. purchasers 10 he rn-
tilted to The rents and profits. Mr. T. T.. Lewis.
who resides upon the premises, viii show these
lands to p rsons desiring to Pu.ciasr;; ,.oonc
Executor Of William Townes, deceased.
no 7-2:awIds
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER Asp -
OF TRAINS, ..,.,--4
= TAXING EFFECT CT I"i' .-'

PASSENGER rENN>. ...-...
500 z. II. Leave Richn.o&! 49, d., g.. T'.,' 10
Ti'ESDAY, rlII E-b\l ..'-.rA.
URDAY, win Sc 'i".'' 800, -. 49,
mos ON he urA !t'c' 49,
more. ,.,,xs
THROUGH FREIGHT IhN'> 81, SIN.
500 4. NJ Leave Rchm"n" ~ d., Puiu: Mn
1000 4. ~. day.. con'tr'Li ,I.iot..ua NoNDhI'
steamer, ,' WEDNE>D PAY.
T riTiEi2Hshhy, aud >AtI yGrS ";
} ~ ~. "",I,,rrrs for NV ~"
WW'nHSUNY. WEpNt>JAi t.,.,5
tpII,,S: vain steamer. ~ ,,rI
FRIDAY. ,,x
LOCAL FREIGHT TEAM vrr.
nv. RICHMOND MONDAY "''1
CAV ~ IL IFSDAY. and FEtDAi'
PASSENGER TRAINS. ...o,
~ ,rriy. &C Richmond G;,.E WINNIE
1o'oo - sunday. cnunectin: >. sr,l A.
yi;ESbAY, THURSDAY Hn' Raj.
i-pDsS with steamers i'"''
more. ,,>s
rur0uCA FREIGHT TRAM ,....,.
~ ,rr.y. =, Richmond di;,f |I,i.!
Nm =, II. sunday. ccnncc,!m~ K,;,imotc. W"
York, Providence ~"
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN. ,,<n,y
s.s,p. n. Arrives at R!chsn."hrIr ,pAY.
800 J. W. WEDNESDAY and tH' 70 Or f,c,
No transfer OF freishs a. !.,r%nsh Between A1LaHA
southern points. laFs u" To-,
and e. wssi h nSa aud aspsseh' With loves"
guaranteed. hills # ,sdns, with gl,rsn'eea ''@
Iht"us u, mnr,hern and western pHihss compauy,
isI I y, ~ ror,nat,on apply at once o. Va.
TOT ,brd and Dock streets Rith
imeaa'' II. r. DOUGLAS, sa!T''"'
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By Franz d. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
l1OS Main street.

UCTrON SALE OF FARMING M
n PIGMENTS, STOCK, CARRlAGE, HAIR
NESS. &C.-Ar the requeat Of Mr.: B. SckeDers'
who has removed 10 the city, we vii sell BY auc-
ton al his farm the rove road. abont TWO miles
from The city. on THU RSDAY the 9th Norem-
her $40 com meucing at IL O'Clock,
- GOOD FARM HORSES.
q FARM CARTS aud HARNESS.
SPEING-WAGON and HARNESS,
/ CARRIAGE and HARNESS,
IL. / No. MITICH-COW,
HOGS.
i Kick OF STRAW.
BLADE and TOP. FODDER,
HAY, CORN aud SHUCKS,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
SJJNDRY ARTICLES, SC. &C.
TERMS 500 and under cash; sums over $50
81 xty days for app wed NEGOTIABLE notes.
''->'' FRANK d. HILL & CO.,
noaa hucrioneers.
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u.aR0x EXCHANGE.

0rsscr SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC CHARITlES,l
w ~ - !, ALMsirouSE BUILDING,
RICHMOND, VA, September "a. 1879. }
t.LABOR EXCHANGE" HAS BEEN
~ TSTABEISHED, under the supervision Of the
Hrdarsigned for the purpose of oDtaining work for
the unemployed and homes for indisen. children Of
this city. oDp,,,, ue ,DE,,
oPENED in connection with the = Department of
0ut-fSoor Poor where applications of those seek
inr emDoy and those desiring 10 employ per-
sous car be registered.
Persons representing various trades and oecupa-
lions are now registered for employment.
Tho-e IN want or SERVANTS. LABOREES, &c.
are requested to call at or correspond with this
office.
DENT OF PUBLIC CHARITIES, RICHMOND
VA marked LABOR EXCHANGED
CHARLES 2. BIGGER,
se24 -3m Superintendent OF Public Charities.
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There was fellow in Dallas from tee
country who had not seen the bell-punc1.
He went into restaurant and tried little
rock and rye, and of course the bar-keeper
rang the bell-punch. He sat down his glass
in astonishment, and said: "Looky mere.
mister, what have done that you shouid
call policeman Z"
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by Goddin, Warren K Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auciloncers,
llO6 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT DESI.
L RABLE BRICK RESIDENCE At THE
Southwest. CORNER OF CLAY AND FIFTH
STREETS AT AECTION.-lu pursuance of deed
Of trust from Z. B. Cook. trustee &C. 10 the under
signed as trustee dated The 18th day of July. S7S,
dy recorded III the clerks Office of The Chanccry
Court OF he city of Riehmond D. B. llS b, page
90. and heing required so TO 90 by me
NEsDhY the Cd day OF December. 1879. at
O'Clock r. NJ the PROPERTY located rs above de-
scr1hed The house has ten rooms. gas bath, &r. !;
Kitchen with three rooms. Lot 344X115k teet 10
an alley ten feet wide. Neishborhnod excellent,
and is convenience TO the market and business
centres should NJ ract the attention OF those seeking
a central and pleasant location.
TERMS Announced At sale.
noni J. NJ GODDIN, Trustee.
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ByJsmes NJ. Taylor & son,
Real Estate Agents and huctioneers.
officer corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSION R'S SALE OF THAT
SJNEW, COMFORTABLE FRAME nMELLINf III,
ON WEST EROAD STREET; ADSoiSSaSG NJ, LIE ~
\ decree Of the Circuit Court of Henrtco county,
rendered November 81 1879 In The sn' OF ssin
"Reminiscences thereby appointed, proceed to sell at
public aneiion. upon the premises on FRIDAY the
9th day of December, $40. at O'Clock Z. d. tnat
situated on the north slice OF Broad street second
dooi Of Mckenzie street There Is hn srs wg
stable. The lot fronts 3ex140 feet 10 an alley 20
feet wide. 40, ,,. -. IL.
TERMS: One fourth cash; the balance at SIN
twelve, and eighteen months, Tor nesouame n9e YES
wild, Interest added and The title Retained until the
whole purchase-moHey Is paid and a SEED oracrea
nv sfe Eouri. FRANK E. ANDERSON
,nSS Special Commissioner
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gIcuMoYD. FRED,G & POTOMAC X. r, 60.
RICHMOND. VA, November 7, 1879.
NOVEMBER s, 1879,
Z J rains On this road Will run as follows:
NORTH BOUND.
$40 A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Strcet station la ~ Tex
cept Sundays due At ~ashtngton,
l:io z. 81; Baltimore, 3:o9 I. NJ;
Philadelphia, 5:0C z. NJ; New York,
1905 Z. NJ
h.uo p. NJ, leaves Eyrd-Street station dat =; due
n Washington. 9:25 L. NJ RalulnoTe
1925 p. 81: Philadelphia, 3:23 A. al. )
New York, 6:45 A. VI.
400 =, NJ, ACCOMMODATION IRA ior
Junction, leaves Broad Street ataioS
daily iexcers Ss' daysl.
SOUTH BOUND.
lO1SP,M,, arrives ~ Ryrc-Street stare? 9aliy
(except Suudays). Leaves New YORK,
6:ls A. M.; Phsdslphla. li:4o A.
NJ; Baltimore, $50 z. VI. Washing.
ton $40 Z. 81. ,.u.
iJ.a0 A. NJ. arrives 81 bvrd-Street static cG,iS.
Leaves New York, 1000 p. M. fhlI'
adelphla, 1910 4. NJ. BatinsoaTTe'
4:Sb A, " washington, TOO A. "a.
e.ss A. NJ, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN arrives
seo"1 az Broad-street station da,,y texSept
Suntays}, G. A. TAYLOR,
General Ticket Agent,
EFT. D. MYERS. aeaerai superintsaeenIn "a 10