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aEXsInIE GANADlAN.

Nr. Gadbois, Of Rockville, Canada, after
being cured Of pro.tratlng nalarial disease
contracted IN Texas. by means Of Warmers
SAT- Pulls and safe l;Itters. writes TO us; Il
-hall never travel IN that climate without
your SAFE Pill. and Saf,- Hiitcfs a part oil
nv outfit"
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SEE
THAT THE PAPERSSAY.

IAN awakening book. a thrilling book, indeed.
So powerful and so real a book about the South
has not been written before. ''-Cincinn0ti Com
m.rcidi.
III this book don't move men. and start the
patriotic blood of the nation into warmer flow,
then wa have mistaken the American people
Chicago Inter Ocean.
viii rank among the famous novels which
represent certain epochs of history faithfully
and accurately, that, once written. they must be
read ty everybody wLo desires TO be well in
formed. Portland Ne) Advcrtipr
% 1t Ia well written, inter sting and demon
strates the utter hopelessness OF revoitionizing
the politics and society OF tie South. 1t is a
radical work; but Old Confederate Democrats
can ehuckle over many OF his pages"-OkOtona
tNissl Southern States.
The book Is en- extraordinary one. The stated
novel read r viii End it fresh and thrilling
The statesman may gether lessons Of wisdom
from i's pages Bos on Daily Advertiser
Written in brains - Rochester RuYal Home
"Sie-cAes not 70 re matched in the whole
ra' &c Ct modern fcti n B,s'on TrdueDer
Destined to create furpre in literary, poll
teal. and soci-l circlcs second only to tina: rro-
duced by 'Uacls Tom Cabin quarter OF a
contu' r aco."-t. Fam ninn.l Despatch
"Wo-thy Just now Of national consideration"
-H-rtf ford Co,,-dnt-
:" Ire novel. pertinent to the oay II
is brilliant in conception aaj execution. and
sparkles like champagne. There is fun splicing
its pages; there is pathos - disturb the eye
fountains; there is tragedy TO thrill, and comedy
10 evoke mirth and laughter Re.d.A
Fools Errsnd:' for the reading will carry its
evn revard"-Prouidsnce Pres
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n. e. TOWNSEND
SO Milk ST., Room 1873, Boston. Mass.

NYAN's TISS1ON on EARTH-s ,noro,,,
4vk medical treatise. indicating how eonfr.ned
uisaniif's hfi; be removed. The -xr..i.uce ot "a
}SF- -theF obSerH afion AND professional r,racic.
t"S "e tife agencies that viii insure restored ,n.n
io"1; fF.n2i!raed vitality. and sound CONDITION. -,
health, ihai have been iInpsiresi by overtaxri ~
efs. statement Of obstacles TO marriage a,d y,
Hs.as " winch tiiey naay be removed b mail
currency OF Postage .-zIlp-. Address SCI,
Museum Ana'"in: and Science, 40 9Th ave, \. Y
decIlIWF4m
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PROSTRATICN.
Easfn Gag Of ragwa.h. Nova scotia. write. r.
ka.lLa.aa.

Ei1fn C1ay Of ragwa-h, Nova scotia. writes
foiIDW.:
AZ. JAMES l. FELLow-, Sir
Having while ~ your establishment, carefully ~
aDine. your .cripriou. snd the mstio. preyaF
tag yogf Compound .rup 81 II ypop4o-phire', frli
xioas to gissit fair trial "a iny PRACTICE. foT
The ls.i twelve months haze done -. and dad tia,
Ia ine p.Ht consumption. aud other aI-a--s .. the
throat and inns- II h4- dDL~ HVnsier. In restoring
persons suffering from the effect Old yhthera and tht
cough following typhoid fever, pres ent 10 this re-
si0B, Ii IL the beat remedial ag-n, have used
But for Per suffering from exhaustion Dt IA"
poser. Of tn. brain aad nervous stem, from lOug
coniinueti study teaching or Ia th0-c Of
hsa-t!Dn from which 80 many Young men suffer. l
know Of t~tter u+icne for restoration 10 health
than your Compound ,yrupsf Hypophosphitss.
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Courts OF Insolvency.

Courts OF Insolvency.
NOTICE lie hereby gwen, lhsa Coa.ts of Inso
N vcncy, will be held attht, 3P rotia :, tfce !,
Augusta, on The secoa. and isurth MopGay. in
otherwise or.lei ed. '
II. n. BAKER Judre
= CHARLES NEwINs, Register.
Nov. J. ISIS. .-..-. er-~set.te7 % - tsw,.
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AGENTS WANTED For the Best and Fastest.
sIjin p;ctorinI Books and Nibies. Prices reduced
* per cent NATIONAL Publishing Co, i'niiadei-
- y, janli-4w
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SAVINGS BANK
Organized in 1913. @

nv SIZES Thomas Lambard Jas W. North
H''ehas Libbey VIM. y Badger, samI Tiseonb.
,OffICE-In Savings Bank Building ~ Water 81.
nahk open daily fro,n 9 \. NJ. to r. NJ and from
10 100, ~ T. VI saturday Evenings from to SO
O'Clock. -z~Hfs tu flasf Z
interest on deposits payable twice n year Feb. and
Ih.eresi not drawn out is added to the deposit,
mus making COMPOUND INTEREST
. Interest begins the first dav of each month.
.,oney deposited on or before the tenth day of each
.a" VIII ara" interest from the first day Of the
'. ,.",'h- +
&. nder the existing law of this State, all d, pos
alton. Wv
no returns Of names Of depositors are required to
We ade 70 state or town authorities and all accounts
meg by this Bank to be strictly pirate and coss-
- Iried women and persons under age can deposit
VI, IN their own Names SO that II can be drawn
on. themselves, their order.
as, AZ advantages afforded to Fxecu.orJ Guar
uians trustees and others having In charge Truss
Augusta. Jan. l. 1872 t&wti
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Fellows Compound Syrup Of Hypopho;phites

The merit az thI. remarkable remedy l. due 10 IL
pcaliAr property Of restoring the waited Tissues Of
The ky 20 their orr zina! arInn..s and sixor IL i
veil known that for every fhou.ht aud action there
d~n;h decay Of amount OF material proportion
str 20 the magnitude Of the thought action. This
waste 1. .sppii-d by the sai@pairaf nutFiiye fune
iioa The pr-cucioa. ACTIVITY Of sogih.. the enthu-i
astie sirzgxi. for weslfh and fame IN the mid'fls
4srd aRd old az. f.eif cause aadse decay of
irrixi B-ryoas f,ree.
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.ut,e.l Chemists. New York.

nsaNno Stool. Cover and Book only sft' 70
HIHEUS sa55. Organs IL stops. } set kseds, :
Knee Sweis, stool. Book. "riv s.S: 1s h0ilua ,
Vrwsnaper Free. Address Daniel r. Beatty, Wash
;n,,on ] janl3iw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-04
n Rock Marriage I'm Virginia and H.
Results.
fWalhing,oa Iost.l

Few ORLEANS, December "A great deal
Sf curiosity was excited Ia society circles a
szsy or Two ego by the appearance OF the
7o,lswing maj rage notice In the leading
pspsrs:
HOWARD DoswELL.-On Thursday,
September 70, 1879, bv Z II. Wilson, Esq.,
Jus.ice OF the peace, at Big LICK, Roanoke
eouniy, Va, r. Il. Howard to Emma Z.
Boswell"
Pobl,c ioterest was, however. thoroughly
aroused and the tongues OF goss1ps set wag-
e,ng when the following card was pub
aisted:
=. the statement IN the public press that
4 vaS married al any time or place Is un-
true. I am not msrrIed ard never have
beAa married. FRANK r. HOWARD"
Frank T. Howard Is a son Of Charles T..
Bowaf0, Of this c,ty. He Is about twenty
six years Of age and wei, known In society.
Epma & Dos u j. u daughler Of the late
William Pike. OF this city, VINO In bis day
was dis ingulsDed banker IN New Orleans.
TIE pike family Il one Of tue Oldest and
Aest known In the city. Mrs. boswell Is
about thirty years Of aye. amiable, beauti-
Col, aud cultivated. Her 6rst husband was
Mr.. Gray boswell. Sue has been fav0rite
90 New Orleans society for years. 1t
ssens that Mr.. l. slie Budd and Mr.. II. j.
Ben. wbo are friends 4 the Pike family,
eaused the msrriage-noiice 10 be published,
aad these genlenco furnished state
seat Of The facts for publication. Their
stseement Is that sbont three years ago Mr..
Howard met Ms. boswell. then widow
viii tao cbildren. AID several Years older
7hsB Hpwstd. and at oDce began to paw her
0oei marked attention. Ftark's father
NH Inn fn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-04
ELIzApErurowN. LExIvnroN & Rlo !. -.

No. Nail runs daily except sunday from -
mond 10 WilliamsOn's; diliy from W,.'Itg..,'. D.
Huntington. Connects closely at Gorg.3-,.r., ~
Lynchburg. Connects ~ Hunting tn with d.
6elhtowD, Lexington aud Zig sandy pilfo,j ~.
Ashland. Ky. ''f
No. Express runs daily. Connects AZ Utru..
ton with tlinbethiOHa, Lexington and g,y .,'.'
rallr0!n Tor Ashiand, NJ. t0nn'cls c"fIy nc p.
louisville for LVnchnurg: AMI cOnnDlrf. tf,b 49,
NiigiLm Midland Train having al 3:jj A. 81 ~,
Washington.
No. 3 Accom- notation leaves Richmond d,u. o..
eept sunday. az ?:3O T.. NJ. and arrive. lt a..
louisville Al 1920 4. VI.
No. II Mixed leaves CharOtiesylr daily. ,,..,,
sunday. at 4:3J u. ". on arrival ~ Nf-i.t ME-
land mali from Dnnyll'e and Lynchbury, 4ad A..
riyes ~ stanton al 8 +. VI.
Nc. 20 Mixed leaves CaDnelton daily eNc..f ~,.
DAY, At A. Me- aud arrives at IIununEola a, l0.!5
4. NJ.
SLEEPING CARS on No. 3 from Richmond Dr.,
Wiliiamson's. On No. l from Alicr,0uS il Hpr..
ingtOu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-04

Editors Iispoich Please state q, the
s~s n lnued states currency Of The
go Indemnity paid by France 10 Prussia
what il meant by a miRiard OF money
W this connec,ions ~. M'
i. TIE amount Of the war inaemn'.s was
one thousand millions Of dollars Tor Si'cco,'
e0o.ooo).
.. A miIllard Is one.6ith Of the above
osusa sum, OF s2oo.0ooooo. AS this last
sum, however, Is equal TO thoussnd mil
a,>us Of francs u is called "milliard."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-04

Editors of Dispatch: Gentlemen INC
srus anl hor Of Tie beautiful poem "a Wo-
Vuau's Question /" ~ Mrs. Adelaide Proctor,
snd Il viii be found on The iwenfy.eighln
page OF the published volume OF her pieces,
and man, Of them are extremely Deau'ilui.
Very respeetfuily yours, IL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-04
ARE Thea TIE. GHoU.ss
gvss BaIssesore Grand jury Presents
Rsur Men for the Grave-Robbcry.

WHOSE NAMES ARE fAiL A. nUNGE, EzEKiEL
vILLIAas. WILLIAM WARREN, AND W. NJ.
ygNxHN-- TWO OF THEM LFAvE HE CITY
Jensen CAPTURED IN WASHINGTON.
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witnessed and signed 10 cur presence
ada. JOHN II. PIKE,
.MARY A. PIKE

The tlial OF William Parker, who Is
charged with the murder OF General Bryon
Grymcs, will be commenced in the Beaufort
l(N, C.)County Court on Monday. A wash
inoton detective, who hal himself sent 10
the jail In which Parker was confined,
while playing prisoner got confession
from Parker. Parker had no grudge
against General Grymes, and is thought to
have been a hired assassin.
During the present season, James Little
ton (coi0red), OF Lewisburg, w. Va, has
killed IN that vicinity 900 squirrels, 80
grOund.hogs, pheasanfs, D partridges, and
| rabbit-267 in oil. Liitleiou is acknow-
lodged TO be tie most successful Nimrod IN
si that region.
General UPTON has been authorized by
the War Department 10 revise his book OF
tactics in use by the army. Recent improve
menis ia arms and changes in the methods
of conducting war make changes in the
standard tactics necessary.
Last Saturday the 18Th, at or near sunset,
our jaii was again broken from within, and
Samuel Ball, charged with murder. together
with Jack Flanery. q negro, conYicted OF
ms.ieious assault, succeeded in executing
weIl-planned cscape.-Lee County Sentinel.
Artist Ito a porter)-" You carried my
picture TO the Academy, and handed it over
10 the committee - Porter" Yes, and il
pleased 'em nightly. 1t would have done
YOU good 10 have seen 'em laugh"
Bfigson Cat last vinging pheasant,
after missing right and left all day): All,
hs Knocked him over that time, Jenkins y
Keeper" Yes. sir; they will fly into 1t
sometimes. "-iunch.
The boy who stood on the burning deck
died lbere. He had in bin the sort of stuff
that makes an officc-holder stick to . fat Of
flee Until kicked out by the courts.-Neu
Orleans PiCoyune.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-04

HlGH.CONSTABLE'S SALE OF ii
IL QUOgS, LIQUOR AND 1OBACC0,L IL
CkNsr. R-COU NTE x. BAR-F,XfuREN
BfLLIARD-Ts BILE. FURNITURE, &C" &C
win sell al public auction, on
MONDAY THE 9Th DAY or DECEMBER, 1880
AZ 20 O'CLOCK A. NJ, at No. $50 east Broad street,
The following property 10 satisfy adlStress-w warrant
I'm my hands in favor # ThPo. Fiick rs James T..
FRY: Bar Counter and Fixtures. Oyster-t ounter,
liquors, Liquor and TcblccO- License, ! Bl'hard-
Table. l Ieaiing-Sovc. CnNhlonei DiVans, L
sofa, Beds and Bedding, Bureaus. Wnh.tands, Pc
lures. Hc.. &c. -.-.--.. =.
TERMS: Cash. T. EOLZlNGEH, II. {. c. Il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-04

tlnued 20 Lake Brook. Roanoke county,
where Howard proposed marriage rnd miro
duced man 10 her as &c. II. Wilson, JUS
tice Of the peace.v who performed the cere'
mony m the presence OF witnesses, ana the
lady was given document which she care
fully treasured az a marriage certincste.
The marriage vas kept quiet until some
three months ago, when Mrs. D0sweiI con.
fessed II. ~ some friends while v'siting
Nashville. Howard then went TO Nash
Vile. lie then took Der TO Atlanta ana en-
gagged apartments at the Kimball House.
Harvard returned 10 New Orleans with toe
supposed undergraduates. and had an
interview with the lady's frierds, who SIM
had doubts OF the legality oil The marriage.
lie wrote and signed the following docu'
ment: ,.,
"Nrw ORLEANS, November 19.-I certify
tha, myself aud Emma 9. Dosweli. nee
Pike. we're married September 20, 1919, ~
Rig Lick. Roanoke county, Va, by Z. III.
wilson, a justice OF the peace from salem
"F. 4. HOWARD.
witnessed and signed 10 our presence.
"Da. JOAN II. PIKE,
"MARY A. PIKE"
Howard then left for New York with
promise 10 return and be married according
10 the Catholic rites. The Pixies had the
above marriage notice published. and were
astouished at tue denial from Howard, VINO
was supposed to be out Of the city. DR.. PIKE
ltelegrsphed 10 the cleIk Of The County Court
az Roanoke, asking for information relative
TO &c. Il. Wilson, justice OF the peace"
DO had performtd the marriage ceremony.
The reply came, with crushing force, that
no such man lived in the county. The con-
sieruaiioD and grief OF the lady's family al
this announcement can better be imagined
than described.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-04
DRUGS. mEDICiSss. 10

DOCK AND RYE, WITH GLYCERiNE
III AND ToLU, highly valuable remedy FOR
cousum ption. diseases OF The lungs, throat, &c ~
breaks the coughog spells gives sleep ana streng,n
and csc. per bottle. PURCELL, LADn CO.:
dc Q-O,h NnOesale IlrORklhlt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-04

EMEDIES FOR COUGHS, COLDS, &c.
EoUGERA's PATE PICTORIAL LOzENGES,
HANCOCK's LOZENGES
(Dr. McKenzie's foi mula),
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES,
CARBOLIC-AClD LOZENGES,
PASTILLE'S DE PARIS,
sACCHARATED POWDER OF COD-LIVER OIL
WIsTAR'S BALsAM WILD CHERRY,
MRS. GARDENERS BALsAM,
HALL'S LUNG BALsAM,
WINCHESTER'S HYPOPHOsPHITES,
HASTING y COMPOUND SYRUP MARTHA,
EMULSION COD.LIvER OIL
AND HYPOPHosPHITEs,
ALL THE POPULAR REMEDIES
COUGHS AND COLDS,
FOR sALEBY
T. ROBERTS BAKER,
PHARMACIST,
successor 10 MEADE & BAKER,
9l9 east Main street.
foe 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-04

FOUR GOOD REASONS
FOR
BUYING SHOES
AT
ID. C.. /. SIEGEL'S, Sd.
42l BROAD STREET.
You can lsT. siL1EL
He carries The
find ANYTHING Largest IS constantly
ASSORT-
Won may want MtNT receiving the
I'm the
from THE LOWEST city, LATEST STYLES
TOTUE HIGHEST IN GENTLEMEN s,
PRICE GOODS, LADIES' AND
4TII.
ut CHfLDREN'S
sIEGEL
sIFGEI;s BOOTS and
WARRANTS ALL
STORE. sHOEs'
GOODS
to be what he represents them.
CT. SiEGEL, 421 BROAD STREET,
lno 26J
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-04
By W. GOdoin AuctlOneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i REAL ESTATE ~ The CITY OF RICH:
OF WATtR STREET TO THE sHlP.LOt X
ANDTO JAMES RIVER, AND NEARLY AID
JOINING The WHARNES OF The OLD DO
MINION STEAMSHIP COMPANf.-By virtue OF
IA deed of irnst executed to us by Colontl IL. !.
recorded In Richmond Chancery Court and IN ac-
cOrCanre with Gecrces OF Richmond Ch1nceiy
Court entered on the 6th MAJ ch, 1880 and 3 n
November, lSS0-the last decree ordering the sale
of the "prOprriy for the highest bid that Is maze
therefo i'm The case of CoXs executor u.s. Cabell
&C. we shall proceed to sell for cash, AT public auc-
ton, on the premres. on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Is. 1880
AT IL O'Clock NJ or fair; II no, the first fair day
thereafter the following VA UABLE PROPER
.TY-vz: 4 LOT fronting 80 feet On The south
side OF Water street, Tunfiug back between parallel
lines 900 feet (mOre OF cs,l 10 James river, and
bounded on the west by The land of Abram warwick
and on he east Gy Mrs Ann Dade. Also another
LOT on he south side Of alter street., commencing
at the intersection of The west line OF Ann pace
land with Wafer street and rur Mug back east along
Water street 50 feet lmore ar ess) Ia street re-
Gently c0ndemred thence along the western she
of aid street l4O feet thence easiwardly al0n4
Wharf street As feet, thence az right angles ~
James river, on which II n ; front OF IUV l'e''
and on the east by Mrs. l'afc's lot
40 II OF said lots are sui jet 10 The aims OF Inc
James RiveEau kanawua COmuany TO he wharl
privileges ftquircd by SAID company by condehha-
ton 5n' assignment 800
this properly Is located on he cock, nearly opposite
10 tie depot of The York River Railroad Company
(which company is Going an immense iradel, SHOULD
attract the special attention OF capitalists anl
Others 10 this sale. 1890 .,,.,
ALEXANDER II. SANDS.
de I.3,4.6.S 81 ,l3.14,l5 Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-04

BY Cox q Smith,
General Auctloneers. 1928 Main street.
ROCERIES, FRUITS, ETC, AT AUG
" TIUN, commencing
MONDAY, DECEMBER 9TH,
st o'clock A. NJ, consisting IN part OF
so boxes CHEE-E-dffprent RraCe-;
25 barrels PEARL HpMINY:
IS dozen ASSORTED BRDOMS;
so eases CANNED GOOpS;
10 barrels PURE CIDER VINEGAR;
25 barrels APPLES;
~ boxes LEMONS;
SUGARS, BACON, COFFEE, MOLASSt>, &c.
AlsS, the STOCK OF A RETIRED RETAIL
GROCER. .-,,-,.-,
ana r. ceived up TO hour OF sale. Qack sales ana
prompt returns. tOAa ~ ,SMli H.
Dc ~ 1923 Ma street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-04
BY J. Thompson Br,wn,
Real Estate Agent and AuctlOneer,
lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF FRAME HOUSE
l. AND LOT ON GODDlN s1REET-By viz
tne Of a deed of Trust from Mary Watkins 10 the
uud, rsigned trustee, dated 17lh November, 1917,
ana recorded In Richmond Chancery Court d. Il.
III A. d. BAT, To secure certain notes In the pay
ment Of which default has been made and being
reuuii ed so TO do, Will scll on the premises, at
O'Clock. on $500
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7TH. 1880,
the LOT aud HOUSE described IN said decd, 'front.'
ing on said east side of GOddin street thny feet
aud running back 10 Calhoun street..
TERMS: nv consent, one third cash balance In
six and twelve mouths, In crest added and secured
By deed of trust. l.. r. BROWN, 1rus,te:
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auc loneer. de2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-04
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
ARIEL,
carrying United states MALL
FREIGHT.

FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth
Washington, u. c., Newberne, Washington, and
TarborO', y. c.. and all points IN Eastern NORTH
Carolina; also, for Eastern shore of Virginia, Hamp
ton, Old Point and all regular anfing. on james
river at LOWEST RATES, and through bills is.
! mod l.. h. TATUM,
ScI1 superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-04
RAILROAD Lanes.


CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Commencing SUNDAY, 2stb instant, trains on
this road viii run as follows:
NORTH BOUND.
sos A. H., leaves Byra-Street station daily; due
a. Washington, $40 A. VI Balrruor.
1880 a. NJ: Phiis deIpbis. I.3OPM
Now York, $50 p. VI. Connects with
New York Limited Express. This
Ffsdertckstarg.
SIS A. NJ, ie,yes Byrd-ssreet station osily lex.
cept sundays; due at Wasbingior
PaiIadelph;a, 7.o5 Pm; new Yor''
1853 p. NJ. train leaves Byrdstreet station daily
due al Washington, 9:25 i, NJ Bstl-
more, / 20 2 NJ. PniIades,phia, 1928
35S z. H., ACCOMMODATION ThAIh for
Junction. leaves Broad Street stsliop
DAILY ieScent S7r dsyI.
SOUTH BOUND.
IL 80 A. NJ, arrives a. Byro-Street station daily.
Leaves New YORK, 10 p. NJ; Phil.
44s 4. " w: WasSius M; 7 pAS.sn \.
2:2S Z. W.. arrives AZ ByrI-stre station daily.
Leaves Wa hington. IL A. VI Rat
tnore, 9:35 A. NJ; Philadelphia, 7:o5
A. NJ; New York E:3O A. NJ. This
tram makes 40 i0cGi stops.
9.aSP NJ, srrlyes biru-SLrees dsiD
Except sunday. Leaves Washing.
tor. 7. Baltimore, $3.50 y.
"; Ps Si,. il;45 A H.. New
a:4l A. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives
o. srosd-street station daily Except
Trims leaving Richmond at sos A. VI and az
irving at 2:2S L. NJ. do Dot sop at Eliza.
General Ticket Agent
Il. e. n. MYERS. General SUPERINTENDENT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-04

by Jno. u. LuuPhion, Jr., Auctionetr,
No. 1905 Main street.
DRUsSELS CARP ETS AND IRON
ID BOIIER.TUBES AT AUt TON -By dliec-
tOp of tbe r. pres NATIVE OF the United Stato Soy
eminent. shall sell nj my auction house, NO. lZoo
Man street. on
MONDAY THE 9TH INSTANT,
at 10k o'clock. .a
Several excellent second. hand ENGLlcu bhu =
Sells CARPETS, recently removed from thc
custom. house offices.
ALSO,
NJ l2 O'Clock. IN The Gust Tom. bou'e ward.
SIS BOILEP-TUBEs, IL feet l0D2. u cheS dlame-
tr: believed 10 br in good oI DIR.
JNO. T.. LAUGUTON JR.,
daA AuciiOnetr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-04
BY ~. liOnhin.
BY W. GOddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner Bank and Elevt nth streets.


GALE AT AUCTION OF THE VALUA-
OBLE FARM KNOWN AS OAKLAND, ONE
THOUSAND ACRES, WITH GOOD RUlLIll\GS
THEREON, IN DINWIDDlE COUNTY About
THREE MILES FROM The COURTHOUSE
Will tie SOLD at auction, at my Office. In the city Of
Richmond conner OF q NIX and Eleventh streets, on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1880,
at p O'Clock NJ. that VALUABLE FARM located
AS arove, containing ONE THOUSAND ACRES, Of
wOch about one third Is Oncn and. about one third
oak and pine arc abour 40u in original fores:
timber. The DWELLING, 10 by lS feet, Is In
good repair AMI insured for 800 one playhouse.
one tobaccO-barn. graniry, stable. &c. ON IL IS
small orchard Of apples aud peaches. The parties
Interested have the right Oi redemption unll the
LIST of January next by paving on tina DAY IN cash
the sum of 81 $500, with intresl from the LIST
OF January. 1850.
Jbe FARM Is said To be an excellent one. and, In
the language Of one well acquainted win II, at 20
D.. acre T. T. the cheapest pace know Of" AS tie
PARTIES interested In Tins farm are unable 10 reCe"n
A., am al hOriZed by them To announce that the
right of REDEEM lion will he sod 10 the hghe-t bid
der At wh1teyer NAV be bid for it, so that an oppOr-
unity 1, herr pre,entcC To secure large aud va d'
bic farm ~ probably great sacrifice. Canlialsts
and others are earnest inriieh 10 attend IN sae
II can hc n, eoated tor at private SHE; ana II so
solo, due notice viii be given TO The pu1lc;
TERMS: Al sale. W. bODl'iN,
de 3.2awtds Real Estate Auciioneer.
CHERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of an or
- dtr Of the Circuit Court of the city OF Rich
mond entered in the case If cyrus BoS ieuS az.
james Johnston, | Sh1li sell AT the yard u }. H.
Williams K Co, 1927 Dock street, on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER z, 1880,
at l O'Clock A. NJ, one lot STONE, consisting OF
JOHN ". WRIGHT.
de3 sheriff Clly Richmond.