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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-10
The Closing Of the H0tchkiss Christ.
Iuaa.AfOckiug.

TIE Major Hotcbkiss misunderstanding
has not yet been sealed. But the time Il
coming, aud Is near at hand, when the
81 golden" opportunity to share with man'
Of The Majors friends in doing for hin
what be has teen doing for all OF us these
maay years, will have passed away forever
The golden shower has visited US at In
terysis during the summer, and as Christ.
mas time nears, the entire success OF the
novel enterprise is assured.
IL recent rotice we namedQecember
18TH a. the time for closing the stocking, but
as II is proposed to issue pamphlet con-
tsiaiug sketch OF Major Hotchkiss aud a
list Of the donors, with their accompanying
good words, it has been decided to keep The
stocking oren until Christmas eye-Frdsy.
December oath. Let Us, then, please hear
at ooce from those whQ have not already re-
ported. but who intend to be represented in
Stsuoton by an eagle on next Chris, mas.
day. With your eagles, friends, send your
good words to cheer the old Majors heart.
Mt. Il. Theodore Ellyson, of the Dis
pitch, will receive all funds for the stocking
III tins section.
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nUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF BLOOD.
il En sTOs,K PROM EDGEwOOn rT sN 4,
FARM-BERKkHIRE HOGS. JtKsEJs h pr,
AYRsHifE cows, .pKoNZr TURK sfs;c M
MoirTii ROCK CHiCKENs --DesirinT % discon.
finue sfocs -breed ng. AMI also TO reduce my ia'''
ing OPERATIONS, viii sell on
DECEMBER 81. 1850,
thst being court dsy q he planters wia,rnRs
!" Ut IN sISn JERSEY Cows. one being
ine winner Of r;s gre%yisnp foe y rs ni, snLL
and / YFARLING HEIfER-ooih can b. regis
tered, and both won premiums at the last FAIR
HOGS.
NV herd OF BERKsHIRE HOGS. comprising -
sOws and 3 B0ARs, almost all imported, anu IN
e''''a GRANGE AN CTrRT. HEROINE.
LADY CHIsEt,, ENGLANIrS BELLE,
sSipER TX sNIPER's DAUGHTER,
DYKE WATCH. BLACK gEnh Ihsrrr.
STAR ssLLis' LINDEN DE- BRusSii one su,-
per's Pride and snipcr's pef-two OF tnese boa,s
neauaIlea In he sta G. well hing about on0 pon,nns
each when In show OK IL pair OF bnnn 10 n,,r
OF BRoNZE TURKEYS. 8 pair OF PEk, !,
DUCKS, o trios of PLYMOUTH ROCK Chi n.
resdy for shipment Hogs bought by parties IRON
q distance viii be delivered on train In c'ops'
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
DRILL REApsg AID M 6N fda e9 HRpIsp.
Ef m erIeos se bushels meal or teen bushels cob
meal Der hour: / LION FEED-CUTTER for en-;
silage. l ROUT-CuTrER, FEED.CUI. b n ana
BILE PLOU6Hs. 49,,
The use OF the Planters Warehouse having been
kindly fenderen, the ~ Ock and Fowls viii b. on ex.
hibitlon whsre In y eau be seen on day OF sale by
the pubic generally and the ladies' especially.
TERMS: For sums of $50 and under, CASH: over
that amount. ninety Gays tlme, neeo'iao'e nO'eS,
satisfactorily endorsed. n,rr
4 IN AnOf
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STOCKHOLDERS DECLARING BIZ RESOLUTION
THAT ras MACHINE rs NEARLY PERfEcTLp.

srocxuot.prws DECLARING BY RESOLUTION
THAT THE MACHINE rs NEARLY PERFECTED.
pmlAprrpara, December 8. THE annual
meeting Of the stockholders OF the heely
Motor Company was held to-day, ana was
nrcaided over by Edward j. Randall, Of
New York. OF the $4,000 shares OF stock
issued 7s,si3 were Represented IN person
or by proxy. Something over 10000 New
York shares were represented ny proxy.
The session was held 10 private, great care
being taken that 90 newspaper.men soon'o
be present. After the meeting adjourned
The only matter which would be gwen 10
the public was resolution that vas adopted
10 this effect:
The stockholders having heard with
pleasure the favorable reports submitted to
tben by their Board as to the status oil the
Invention OF Mr.. Keely, hut whereas the
invention has taken longer time for It's
perfection than was anticipated, by reason
OF which some OF the stockholders VINO
have not been able personally to follow tue
progress Of the enterprise may have become
discouraged; therefore
Resoived. That the stockholders now
rresent do unhesitatingiy declare that Mr..
Kee,y hiss discovered and developed new
motive power OF extraordinary power and
energy; that the generator for the develop.
n ent Of the power Is perfect machine ;
that .he yibratory engine for Its utilization
Lasxprosressed TO that extent as to have de-
monslrated, in our opinion, that he Is mas
Ter Of the situation, and will succeed at an
early date in utilizing as a motive power OF
great value the new force so discovered and
applied by him. Nothing now remains, 10
our opinion. but mechanical details con-
lnected With bis engine, which we have every
confidence be will at an early day have I'M
der his entire control.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND HEsPEAKRi
RAILROAD. I
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
~ TAKING EFFECT AUGUST 1S, 1880
PASSENGER TRAINS.
800 p. NJ. Leave Richmond daily Except Sun.
day. connecting al West Point on
TUESDAY, THURS DAY. ana SAT-
URDAY with steamers for all land
ings Oh the York river and for Bati-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
500 A. NJ Leave Richmond daily Except Sum
1918 A. NJ. day., connecting at West Point with
TTFSbAY, WEDN EsDAY
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY; With steamers for Proyi.
dence and HOston on TUESDAY anc
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 A. NJ, Arrive at Richmond daily (excepl
Sunday connecting at West Point
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT.
URDAY with steamers from Bati.
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
$50 P. M.l Arrive at Richmond daily leScep!
6:35 Z, NJ I Sunday. connecting at West Point
with steamers from Baltimore, New
lerk. Providence, and Boston.
NO transfer Of freight at Richmond to or IRON
soatbern points. Cars run through between Atlantis
and West Point.
Careful handling AID dispatch. with lowest rates
guaranteed.
Through bills OF fading, with guaranteed rates.
Issued to all northern and western points.
For IL formation, apply at office Of the company
Twenty-third and Dock streets, Richmond. Va.
aul8 ". y DoIIGLAS. SuueriDtendent
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BY Robert II. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street..

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT LARGE
l. AND VALUABLE TOBACCO FACTORY
PROPERTY, With EXrENSiVE GROUNDS
ATTACHED. sl1UA1 ED ON THE EAST LINE
OF TWENTY FIFTH SJkEkT BETWtE EN-
MAIN AND FRANKLY STREETS.-By virtue OF
deed Of trust executed TO IL "a trustees. ted me
lstn d,y Of April 1876, If record in the clerk S
Office of The thanc-ry Couri # the cry OF Rich
mon6. In ID. II l07 &, p 4Sl, We sha proceed 10
SELL upon the premises. by pubic auction. on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1880.
at 4 O'clock Z. NJ, the allowed scribed DESIRA-
81 w. TOBACCO-FACTORYB BUILDING and LOT
(bping required TO do Nv The bvne clary securely
Default having BET made In The nayment OF Dor
ton OF the money thereby secured The building Is
a large trIc story me, and Is admirably suited for
a Isrg, manufacturing business. There is VERY
LARGE FHAME SHED adjoining The fac ory on
The sou h. ana which connects with T.. The build
Ing is OF great strength and convenience and there
Is suicIeD ground Tor any rnl,rS meni that NAV be
desired. The main actOry building fronts 30 feet
On Twenty III h street ana 'uns back shout 40 ttet.
he large shed above mention d occupies mos OF the
lot on he souih, and under WI. ell large quantity
of Iob.ccO can be stored OF dried The properly
being situated he very heart of the tobacco busi-
ness. and convenient for .hirptng by railroad or
steamboat, should command the attention Of those
wishing 10 invest IN hrst class property.
TERMS: Whilst he deed requires cash. Vt Is very
probable that more llOeral terms will he announced
AZ Time OF sale. X. A, MkAGHER,
HENRY G.. CANNON.
de 10 Trustees.
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reiegraphic war Comm enced.
(BsItImore SUI, Yesterday

IDITtIuIUIt Cuus ytoItTUdyI
The Western Union Telegraph Company,
through N. Debree, the Baltimore manager.
yesterday announced reduction OF rates
between this city aud Philadelphia, VIII
minetou, Chester, and minor points, TO 6f-
teen cents per ten words, the price having
been twenty-five cents. This was followed
by similar announcement from j. Il. Yea.
kle, manager OF the American Union Tele.
graph Company, which was supposed to be
the company tue Western Union was fight
ing. No other rates were cut.
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RICHMOND AND PErERsBURGl
RAILROAD CoMPASr'
COMMENCING SUNDAY, NONEM.
~ Der 20, 1880. trains on this read VIII 'an
follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
2:a5 p. ST., FAST MAIL daily makes ,hrourh
connections u sayannsh. stops oA'
10 90 n. THRouGh NAIL daily. cona.curg
for Charleston, AuguF shd AAsu
(yia Charestonl, -sysnnAh' h Ay,s.'
jacksonville. stops only al Mincnes-
ter and Cnesr'r. and ~ Hsh.Na'
signal. Pullman sleeDsrs OelH"n
New York aud savannah on TN 'IiI,
4.25P N. ACCOMMODATIONS fkAiS esal
texc,pt sunday fssssnsSrs tNst 49,
this train Will make clese conh'ciy
al Peter hurx fer Norfolk s''p' -
TOO A. NJ. THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN daily
1905 p. NJ, THRSUGH MAIL daily for wsSoa'
Wilmington, Charleston. ano Sou.n,
Stops at Chester. Half waY, SUI pis".
rvs Bluff on signa Pnli'nab SC s'l 80
on this train between Wasi'SS''D 49,
Charleston.
LxAvx PETERSBURG NORTH.
4.05 A. NJ, FAST MAIL daily. stof" onN ~
7:lo A. n, THROUGH MAIL daily. eonne'n"s
with Richmond. FredricHs.s ~ h.
Potomac railroad - all point -.
East and Wet. STOPS ~ Mhn''|fi
and Chester, and al hshss, ~
Drewrxs Blun 90 sisnAi. i,,,.s.p.
sleepers between ChIksson an" va
s.asA n. INTERMEDIATES TRAIN Day
ieYcepf suaasyL stops al =" "
tons. -. o.,..rss
sao y. n. THROuGH MAh. daily. sonnSssi
'"N vfth kichinVsd, Precautionary -
Potomac railroad for all points
And Vest Also, shaking c3ose ss s "a
ton with tse Chesapeake anu 20
rsi.rosd for the Virginia si,rin.E, sta
All points North and West fhh se -
s,ops AT Manchester az" ~, he.
P1iluan sleepers on MS ,ia'"
tween savannah ami New i~s. ,,,,L
,,.ao.u ERElGHT daily texeepe ea"'~''
Stops a all stations a. ,, ,,oa The
An train, lsaSIag Petsrsbnrs will s'i' i'0'
IAppomattox depot. rp.,ss cave Riet'
-soos =, a a. ard $40 4. NJ. ks's s.,.
v %aS2oa x. ana 4,3O 2. NJ, every r.I,.n,
osiS ~ 20" - r. u. Milne, supetin'epoSa
| A. PORE. q. r. aud 4. Asent ------------.
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BY Robert Il Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
1919 Vain street.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
~ LARGE THRe E.srokY, RETAIN ED
THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF TWENTf-
CUPIED BY DIR; j.: B. HARR,soN; AND n y
GEORGE W. BRIGGS, AND A. VA ut
LOT ADJOINING THE eB0NE On OFT the ~
BROAD STREET.: AND ALSO YACANT LOT
on THE WEST SIDE Of TWENTY-ElGHIH
BETWEEN o AND p STREE ~, AID AN:
OF TWENTY sixth BsTWEtN p AND VEN
ABLE STREETS. AT PUBLIC AUCTlON.-By
vlr ne OF decree OF the Circuit Court If Nanse'
mOna county pronounced at The October term,
lS o, In a chancsry sult styled Eey and VIE Us.
Briggs Il ats, therein pending, The undersigned,
appointed special commissioner thereby. VIII oner
for ale, uponthe premises beginning WIN The pro-
periy corner of Tweniy-sevenlh and Bread streets,
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1880,
at az O'Clock p. NJ. the PROPERTY above de-
scriDed. The DWELLING contains about ten rooms,
and has gas. w0ter, anu large brick staDe uDon the
premises and Is I'm very good or er. the neighbor.
hood s one OF the best in hat part of HE cry, AND
to any Onewi hing 10 purchase good property this
presents an unusual opportunity.
Immedat after the ab0ye-saS at 0'clocH-I
Will sell the LOT Oh TweD y-sixth street above de-
scribed, fronting 81 feet inches: and afferwards
The Lot on Tpenly-eighth street above mentioned,
fronting 35h feet.
TERMS: One.ihird cash; the residue In equal In
stain EMS atsiy, twelve and eighteen months, WI u
legl Interest thereon from the day OF sale. evidenced
by bonds of the purch r. The purcha.e OF the
In proved property will also ne requr red TO insure
the same for the heneft OF The Commissioner until
The whole purchase money is paid, he Tile 10 all ne
property 10 be retained until The Whole OF III" pur-
ch use money Is paid aud conveyance ordered Oy
the Court. JOHN III. WkiOHl,
d. 10 Speclai commissioner.
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retel.. ........................:..t2l5 sl2 8

Excepting tue debt to Mrs. Perry, OF
BROOKLYN, which Is a balance due her on
deposits with tie drm, these liabilities are
for advances on imported merchandise.
These impertal ATE specified "n the bills
Of iading AZ follows: q. McCullocb Beecher
u Co.., LOCO bags VI coffee by steamship
.Aipefs aod 1000 bags By LssseiI; Blake
Brothers 4 Co., a. agents OF The Nederiand-
isb Iudsscbe Ga dei.bank, 612 hail. chests
Piag Suez tea bg Fieur Castle, IA bali
ehe>ts Oolons by Cry OF Toxic. 1870 half
cnesis 0oleng by Belvic, ga bali
esesls Oolong by Gordon castle, 2 half.
chests 0oiong by City Of Pekin.
816 bslt-chess Ooiong by Agammem-
s,n. 40 hsli'che>ts Ooleng by Glencoe !;
Brown Brothers h Co.., f.l32 hail. chests
0slopg tea BY Norfolk; Kleinwort, Cohn
= Co., log bags of coffee BY Hippsrchus. IS
bags oi cotice by BrrHn, and 1876 bags Of
e"6Se bs Nssrvih; Nevads Bspk 81 san
rssAej>ep. 2.002 tsRs Of coffee ny Reri,n,
4y003 bags 81 o Zee By City OF Para. 007
6sxs ~ q 8se by Lssseli. SIS bses ~ colfee
~ Afcbsmefes, 252 baif-cbe.fs Oolcng tea
~ Gslltc. SO hsii-cbesp green ifs snd
l.tH hajf-rhesfs formosa tea nv Gordon
q ste, and 80 hsIf.cbvsft green ten by Nor.
NJ Phe)ns, Stokes 4 Co., $50 bags x cot.
et ~ rscpo Brshs. $50 bags IL cvtfte by
8sf'iu, 1850 bags of coffee BY Nssmytn,
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NO: Mail runs daily except sunday from R,c1
mond 10 williamson; daIIy from William. l'h-
Huntington. Connects coseiy A. Gordon. vii, -, -
Lynchburg. Connects az Hunting on win tI.E
BEETHOVEN, Lexington aud big sandy r.ilroad a.,
Ashland. Ky. '''
No. Express runs dliiv C0rnecfs n Uupf,,
ton with FliZabeth'own, Lexington aud Big So
railroad for Ashland, Ky. Comm ciS closely an c.
louisville for LsnchDurg: an cOnnnects sln a.
Virginia Midland Train eaying az $3.50 A. NJ ~
Washington. "
No. 8 Accom- modsfi0B leayes Richmond daily a,
cept Sunday. At $3.50 +. NJ. and arrives Al O..
louisville Al 7:2n~P. VI
No. ~ Mixed leaves Charlottesville daily e,ce,,
Sunday, at 1876 Z. ". on Arrival Of Y rgn., MI
land mail frOOi Danyle aBd Lyncbbufg, and A.
rives al stauntOn A. y l. NJ.
No. 20 Mixed eavrs Cannelon daily eXceot SIM
day at A. ~. and arrives at Huntington a. l0.li
A. NJ.
SLEEPING-CARs on No. from Richmond N
Williamson's. On No. from Aldersons 20 lIua,.
inRtOu.
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No Mail runs iailS from Huntington 10 VII
namsons; daily except ~ubcsy from Nibismson's
TO Richmond. FliZlb@thiowu, Lexington aud Big
Sandy trains from Ashland, KY, connect Wiz
No.2.
virginia Midland mail from Dsnyilie AMI Lynch.
burg connects closely al G0rdOnsvlr with No. tor
Richmond.
No. Express &C.. q. :. and =. r. stetmerl leaves
Cincinnati n i. VI. duly, aud Is due al Hunting
ton 20 connect win N. Xur~-s which runs daily
10 Richmond. ElizabeIhlOwn LeXingon aud BIZ
SANDY trains from shand, KY. connect with
No. 4.
No. q Accommodation leaves GordOnsyille daily,
except Sundav. at SEQ A. 81. ana arrives a. Rich
inond at 9 AN
No. ~ Mixed leaves Siaunron daily. except sun
day. at 7:l5 A. NJ. ami Is connected with a. Gordous-
Vile by Virginia liidlauC mail from Washington,
and arrives al RichmOni ~ 7:I5 4. VI.
No. 90 Mixed leaves Huntington daily except
sunday at 900 u. NJ. ana arrives at CsnDtltun 10
10 T. NJ.
SLEFPING-CARs on No. from HUNTINGTON ~
AidersOn's. On No. 4 from Williamson q Rich-
mOnd.
For rates. tickets, bagglge-ctecks, &C.. Apply %
r. II. FISHER. Ticket Ageni, Ches. axe aud ONO
deDot, or A. W. CARRIER. II. .ct iseut, o2d
Main street, Richmond. VI. W u :. DUNN,
Engineer and Superintendent.
CONWAY u. HOWARD. GeDera' Psssenger and
Ticket Agent. De-
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! soy bags Of coffee by City OF RIO, $50 hall
chests Japan. tea bv Fleur Castle; Wright.
Brown & Co., a,ooe bags Of coffee by CITY
| OF Para.
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RAJ ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN RESI-. a
I'D DENCE FOR SALE PRIvATELY-ByEx
reaue OF The owner Offer for sale privately mat
property, situated on the New turnpike road, known
as sGLENBURNIE," about on1 and 4 hair miles
north of the city. with 10 ACRES OF highly i'm
proved Land. he house Is twostorfes, In thorougn
repair, with XII chen. stable. and managers mouse
land enclosed by substantial oak-fehce, ana
grounds Handsomely decorated.
TERMS: Reasonable -
GEORGE II. POINDEXTFR,
do 5.eoS4t Real Estate Agent.
EOR SALE, A DESIRABLE FARM OF
II NINETY ACRES conveniently located west OF
the city. with good improvements. IL SOD ny ne
LIST day OF January can he Tad at great bargain
and on the most accommodating terms. For par
ticnj,rs address "HOME," .
De sac care Dispatch Office.
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BY Robert Il. LYME.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA.
~ BILE AND WELL LOCATtD NAIN-STREET
STORE PRUPt RTY. WITH LARGE DWELL
ING ATTACHED. IN FIRST-CLASS ORDER
In pursuance of decree of The Chancery Court o.
the civ ~ Richmond entered on he 30th day OF
Novenber. $50, In The cause OF Mosey cS. Mosely
and dts. will proceed 10 sell By public auction on
the premises. on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER IA. 1880,
AT the hour Of / O'Clock T.. NJ, the above centrally
located and desirable STORE AND DWELLING,
No. 1924 las Main sire, (, being In he very midst
of all ne who esale trade. said property has front
on he north iue OF Main street between Thirteenth
ana Fourteenth streets of 22 feet and extends back
a good depth. The whole premises hsYe been re-
ceniiv pui In good order. and viii make good stand
for any business This sale offers great opportunity
10 par les having money which they wish TO invest
In good Main street property. Special attention Is
called 10 the sale.
THE TERMS. under the decree. will be one third
cash: balance upon credit of six and twelve
months. with six per cent interest edded 10 the ne
gotiaDle votes. 4. M. CONNER,
| de o Special Commissioner.
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BY Frank ID. Hill 4 Co..
Real Estate Agents aud Aucti0neers,
HOS Main street

CONMISSIONER'S SALE OF FRAME
~ BOUSE NO. 1900 EAST MAIN STREET AT
AUCTION by virtue of a decree Of ElchmOnd
Ch5ncery Court entered D0cember z, 1880, In The
snil OF Brizzo,ra rs. Brizzolara, viii SELL as spe
cial commlssi ner. on
ThURIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1880,
a; az o'clock p. NJ, on the premises. the FRAME
TENEMENT aud LOT OF GRDIS ND fronting u
fee inch The south siGe OF Main street, between
Twpni sixth street and Hardgrnvt's factory, run
nj hacS between parallel lines 80 feet 10 an alley
| feet vide. Tbe house ntaiaS abOui five rooms,
h city water The premises. and Is now occupied
bv John W. Trayor, Ed, at good rent. This pro-
perty will pay per cent. on purchase .mon.y.
JOHN q. YOUNG,
dc 10 Suecidl COmmi siOner.
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AOOaAV1 0Ao<n2D-~ ~ 80
nyJ. Tbompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctlonecr.
Ills esst Main street.
GALE OF VACANT PROPERTY,
- PORT Mayo WILLIAMSBURG AVE
NUE.-By request or owners, VIII sell, on the
premises. n pubic auction. on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10. 1880.
at O'clock p. b.. a DESIRABLE LOT on the south
lipe OF William burg avenue between Louisiana and
Dennis treets fronting hereon 30 feet ahdrnnning
back 81 feet 10 Eighth street.
TERMS: One third cash balance az six aud twelve
mon his, interest added, and occurred W deed OF
trust. j. THOMPSON brown,
de4 Anctioneer.
BY Jas. Macdougilf, Auctioneer,
No. 10 Governor street.
CARPETS. PARLOR AND CHAMBER
'OFURNITURE AT AVCTION.-I VIII sell
THIS (sridayl MORNING, December l0th. ~ 10
o'clock, At my store, general as OF HOUSE,
HOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE. among
PAELtR AND Gil AMBFR SETS,
beds, BEDSTEADS, WARDROBES,
SIDE BOARpS. CHAIRS, TABLES,
Several COOkfNG-sTOVEs,
Eight SECOND. HAND CARPETS. &C.
Jas. MACDOUGALL, Auchoneer.
T.. u. COOK. sale man. oe III
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Lynchourg Passenger Tram. No a.. Daily
cave Richmond. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S.bO u VI
Arrive BurhtNlile.......... ..+.s.ss..i i'iN n H.
Train No. "A connects al Burk"yilie with Allan
tic, Missssipp' aud OHIO railroad for fdrmyill'
Lynchburg, aud all souihw-sier p0ids.
Trains Nos. 4S and AZ Connec AZ >uiherlin's WIN
Milton ana SuthtTlin NarrO"-6ange railroad i9r
!. iltOn.
Train No. As connecrs AZ salisbury VITA Weiern
North Carolina railroad for Asbcyie and al. p0gs
IN Western NorIh arUllni.
Trains Nos. 80, AZ. aud AZ ronuect AZ Airline
Junction with Atlanta aud CBsrlO &C. Air lii" r,l-
way for all points South and rOuthwe,', and ~
Charlotte with Charlotte. Columbia and Augu.h
railroad for all points south, southeast and south
west.
Train No. 80 stops only At Jerersyii'e, Drake,
Branch, Barksda e's, Danyiile. GrernsD'ro, ana
Salisbury.
Trains from the above imed points arrive al
Richmond 4:3S Z. W.. i:OS A. NJ. snd 6:fo v. VI
Train on North Carolina railr'ad cave Orttn,'
bOTOj dairy AT $50 A. VI. tor Raleigh and Colds
boro'. come cting ~ GoldSbnrO' with " eldon ald
Wilmington railroad for Weldon aud WimngiOn.
PULLMAS-CAR SERVICE:
On Train No. 4S-New York ami Richmond. ur
Danville aud ALBANIA aud Danyile aud savannah.
On Trsin No. f2-WashiDgtnn. Richmond, anu
Danyille, and Danyille aud Augusta.
Tickets sold TO al pOlnIs so1.n ,ostheAs,, ani
southwest, and baggage checked through.
No lay-Over cheeks gives on local ticket
A. POPE,
General Passenger and Ticket AGENT
T. NJ. r. TALcorT, General Superintendent.
no -
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GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
ARIEL,
carrying United States NALL
r. G.. CLIFFORD. Commander

FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth
Washington, ID. c., Newberne, Washington, aDo
Tarboro', y. G., aud all points In Eastern North
Carolina; also, for Eastern shore of Virginia, Hamp-
ton. Old Point, and all regular landings on Jamer
river at LOWEST RATES, and through bills Is
sued l.. u. TATUM,
Sc IL Superintendent.
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Leave Huntingdon. I1:OO Az 7r.p
due CaIlctrsb'g. KY. 1905 q " s.50 f. "
Ashland, Ky..... 12:t5 l.. M.l o.00 y ~
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WANTED. A No. 1 BAKER; also,
w FlPST. CLASS COOK (colersd cook prefer
red, at WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
staunton. Va. Apply with testimonials to
REV. w. A. HARRIS,
de 10 CT StauntoD, Va.
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DlANO WANTED.-Wanted, TO pur-
j. chase a GOOD SECOND HAND PIANO, paw
allie by fustalm mis-, 10 be secured by deed or trust
at tue expense OF purchaser, If desired. address
A. NJ ! -, nj this Office. de 10-3tk
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wANs

WJANTED, BY A LADY A SIrUA-
Wv TON AS TEACHER In a private family.
Is willing 10 teach for her board. References tx-
changed Address TEACHER.
dc JO.dltsW lt,w2tk care Dispatch.