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nOR RyNT.-A GOOD STORE ROOM
n vol located. Apply to
~ "'' EVANS PENNINGTON,
y,orsr, s E. 8th st.
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WANTED.

knox RENT.-ROOMS-WlTH OR
witne1, board. sos Shipley st. 624tlm
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10

{WANTEl, 100 TONS OF HAY BY
Nv David Appleby, office ct the new har-
u.s. store Of !. A. Conner, 2O5 East 4th sire ct.
esldencs, Chcistlans, Del. 7-S.ltwlwd
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10

kIYANTEU.-MAN AND WIFE TO GO
INV to the country. Man 10 act as coach
ban and gardener; his wife must be q good
oOk references as to respeotability and com.
etsncy repaired. Small family, pleasant
ome, situation permanent. Apply 2O3 West
Front st, T7'u
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10

fi0nshDEkS WANTEO.-A FEW GEN
In E Men bOarlsrs can be accom- modated
w naFKet street. 6-28-tf
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r,oR RsNT.-rRREE STORY BRICK
n M SO west Third street, csntains nine
scr, Apply TO THOMAS JOHNSON.
Sag :. No. bl2 west Third street.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10

tITANTED FROM FIFTY To TWO
NV hundred quarts Of black curfants at
D. quart cash. No. 1928 French street.
625.S. JOSEPH MELLOR.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10

MINOR RENT,-HOUSE 70+1S MARKET
It., possession at once. Apply
CIT; m' w. V'iA'D'
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10

1,R RENT CHEAP.-BLACKSMlTH,
vbeawIight and carriage shops Tor rent.
Apply TAoS. L. M0USLEY,,
o!o.eOdt Nih'" ""iu'
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LOST AND FOUND.

II oats Wh MlSLAID.-TWO CERTIFI.
name Of u me New Castle County Loan
h, rpsne ,,i ~ 7. Bush and l.. p. Bush, Trus.
Pslaid or'Ni Vsiiy leach for $500. having been
Eto The Ie oSs' duplicates will be applied
-0'y oourt. 72.6t l.. P. BUSH.
u nSo ny N WE NESDAY AFTER.
reen HaroS's small small satchel on the road be.
elnitials S @ and Newark, Del, with
VI be viysnn n. IN mS .. on 1t. A liberal reward
N oti'e Or the Se y tsaHying i at the REpUBLI
'n' r. U. Newark. 79t2t
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10

WANTEI.-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
G,vv, hGusework. Apply to MRS. ". NJ.
pELD, Riddles Banks. rs
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10

MISUNDERSTOOD GIRL s CHILD'S
ana nurse and 10 be generally useful. APP
"o L. 9Th 81, 79t2t
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}oaihNlNG.-A GENTLEMAN AND
fiy,, we d can be aTouod8tsd with board In
'"'' 'amlIy. Answer b., REP. office. 692wt
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1sDRsALs

NORsALS
IN 1000 TOBACCO PLANTS, ..,u
"y .,"ot seed Leaf variety. Apply
0''p sSuTr MILLS. Yorklyn, p. o. o.,
sNo' T.W. FERREE g. BRO.
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kITANTEU.-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
INV hoQsaworK. Apply $40 W. 7th ct. 1918
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10

NV ANTE D. Al EXPERIENCED
Eb dressm&Eer; also girl Tor housework'
|ahat lO4 Market St. 1878
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10

kvANTED-A PROTESTANT WHITE
NV girl must be good washer and
Oaer Apply S29 Washington st. T'u
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10

iVANTEu.-lO JOINERS AT ENoCH
Moore, IL g ship yard, foot Of 4th st.
1853
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1oAhplNG THREE GENTLEM EN-
fivo, .an Do Accommodated with board in a
tI'"e 'amtIy. lO5 West st. 6.l9tf
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10

lWANTED.-A WHITE BOY ABOUT Is
~, years old 70 make himself generally
fUul' Apply 4C7 Market st, 1885,
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BOARDING..

RoAED sl5 AND sl5 MARKET STREET
h., Large and desirable rooms to let with
III Ei1 n pleasant location; also day board.
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Nv ANfEh-A HALF-GROWN GIRL,
4. three IN family. Inquire OF Drug
V'' ecottst. and Gilpin avenue. 7-9-2tt
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TEAS AND COFFEES.
TEAS! TEAS!
C R | P p E N S

FIKST.-We are the IAfgeHI tea ueaIeTs.
NEOOND.-We purchase direct OF import
ers at bottom prices.
THIKD.-We only handle good clean teas.
FOURTH.-As we only purchase clean
stock, we are not compelled to slit our teas.
F1FTH.-As we are not compelled to sift
our teas like some second.rate grocers who
sell inferior goods you can save money and
get better teas by calling on us.
SIXTH.-We don't sell any dusty or sieved
over teas, or represent ourselves as agents Of
any bogus She-No Tea Companies, but sell
only good goods on our own account.
SEVENTH.-We don't sell vinegar, salt,
honey, soap and tar and such other goods as
are usually sold in grocery stores at a loss and
expect tea customers to pay such loss.
EIGHT If you only want good tea and
coffee, and best pure spices, then go to
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E3lmt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-15
by Richardson & Co.,
Rca Esia'e Agents and AuctiOneers,
11l3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ID o L b L L
l. FRAMED DWELLING-HOuSF AND LOT
FORTY BY ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
NINE FEET ON The SOUTH SIDE OF WEST
MAIN BETWEEN PLUM AND LOMBARD
daio on the 9th day OF july 1876. recorded in
Richmond Chancery Court clerks Office In ID. u.
lOS y. page 81 T. to secure "A certain note therein
described, default having been made in The pay
ment of said note, and bfing rtqrirtd 30 10 do by
the holder Of said note, ] will proceed 10 sell ny
auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY inc loth
PROPERTY above desert Jer. The imnrovcments
consist Of TWO TWO.STORY TENMEMENTs.
with about five reemS each. with irOrt aud rear
porches. and a well OF excellent wafer on the lot.
TERMS: Sufficient I'm cash 10 defrIy the expenses
OF sale and Ia pay of mole for 1900 with accrued
interest: aud for balance on such terms as may
be mace known at the time OF sale.
Ia 10 y. VI. LEE, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-15
BY W. GodIin.
Real Estate Auctioneer,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES TION SALE OF
i THAT MOST DESIRABLE FOUR-sToRY
BRICK DWELLING No. 3l2, ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF GRACE BETWEEN THIRD AND
FOURTH STREETS. NOW AND FOR MANY
YEARS PAST OCCUPIED BY DIR. NJ l.. JAMES
AS DWELLING AND OFFICE.-By virtue OF the
irlst-deed 10 the undersigned, dated ith January,
1879. recorded In Richmond Chancery Court In
Deed BOOK la A. page 70. default having been
IN ade In the pay ment of the d. bt thereby secured,
and being thereto required by the benencliry. viii
SELL on the premises, on WEDNESDAY The 2lst
DAY of January. 1880. at O'Clock u. NJ, the above
described VALUABLE PROPERTY. The DWELL
ING contains eight large aud three small rooms;
Kitchen with four rooms; stable and carriage house.
The lot with The side alley, Is described fronting
9Okxl A. feet and has the Use VI an alley extend
ing from Third street TO this properly.
TERMS: tah as 10 expense OF sale, taxes, &c
say about $500: credit n. N fl,O45 10 1ih Febru-
ary 1880: rs 10 a.. 900 10 l2th October, 1880; as
10 1901 to 4th June, 1850: rs 10 go 81 TO 4th
december 1880; as to 1901 to 4th June. sSl (;
as 10 A7O 81 10 4h December, 1881; as TO &70.9l
aud tI.4le.G6 to 4th June, 1882 ard as TO me
res idue OF the purchase money. on liberal credits
when will be announced at the sale-al The credits
10 be secured BY trustdeed and evidenced by pego-
table notes. interest xsded; sso, approved insnr-
ance for The length Of the credits.
'"'' ~ ''' ''' il. APPERsON, Trustee.
III. ApPERsoS, Salesman. %s
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AUCTIoy s,>I.Es-..Fnsure Days.
BY Fiau. Els 7. IsbtII,
Real Estate Agent and Aucfioneer,
No. 9 Eleventh street. bets seu Main aud Bank.

Real Estate Agent and Auctionesr,
No. 8 Eleventh street. bets cen Main and Bank
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY vALUA.
i BILE BRICK.CLAY PROPERTY, WITH H., a
NEAT DWELLING AND NECEsSAk.1r W. M
H9EsMs TnERt4S sI neu fIs s Tg sIpEs
THEREOF, AND BAkNLY. AND A sL,!IsEs
sTRLETs on THE OTHER TWO. s,n .Is,
THEREOF, CONTAINING BOUT ~ :,
AUCJION.-By virtue OF iced Of tIust executed
by Davis K Ragiand bearing date OH the 9Th DAY OF
April 1873, recorded 10 the Hastings Court OF me
city OF Manchester. default having been made IN
required 10 do by the holder OF said notes. VIII
proceed 10 sell at auction. on the premises. on
"WEDNESDAY, 2ist day of January, 1850, at 81
O'Clock II. NJ, the PROPERTY abo,e described,
ami being he property conveyed by said deed.
The PROPERTY has double value-7rsf, from
Its ei2ibe Incaiion TO the city of Richmond being
within five hundred yards OF the southern terminus
rhe Free bridge, equenily It's desirsbity for
building purDOfs; second IL has upon II an area or
bulk Of the best quality OF BRICK CLAY sufficient
To make not less than 12,OO0,OOO bricks. me re-
mova Of which would reduce the present surface OF
the property 10 The level of The four streets by
which IL Is bounded. ihus readily enhancing us
value and at the same time bringing hand ONE
revenue from the yearly sale OF the clay. AGJ0ln-
ing this property there are already three brickyards
without clay upon them, aud this properly being
near thereto, The clay upon II VIII no d0uDt DE
brought'tnfO immediate use. The improvements
are "A FRAME DWELLING with eight rooms De-
sides closets Kitchen with four rooms good sta
bic. &c. The yard Is surrounded by Doxwoou
he'd. e, enclosing several magnificent shade-treeS;
This sale presents Inducements rarely offered at
public auction. and should therefore attract Inc al
IGNITION Of brick makers and others looking out Tor
profitable investment.
TERMS are cash US required by the deed but more
easy and desirable terms may be MADE 70 snl, pur-
chasers CREED L. DAVIS,
"a 10 Substituted Trustee.
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- BY Poicdexier =. : I lns,,oueer,.
Real Estaie Agen' sno
~ 1000 Ma In street.

carr or personal PROPERTY
> AND FARM oy SIX HTSGstsp 1 AsR fhes's
TY.FOpR ACRES, 'GkNb COUNTY. vA.-,y
virtue dssa q rrgesrs e n IL
2Sd GeosGr. is vii ell al auction, ugon The prem
ss:; al o'eist Pn od Tgrsip ~ sad coan.y~
ieoo'" head Of MULES and H1KSLs'
~ hsnr a"rr,oy STOCK and UTENSILS
upon said farm or such OF The same as op.szsmp.
to the erantors in ssic deed under mon ,ne aid
farm and as win be necey TO pay ne Sn NOT OF
1857 go: ana should said pef =, sa5 ed and the
Of and sxseq nn, Yiha ,i 1Tlr FAR
DRIED AND he hef Contribute 'a and
~ miles north OF James River anu hsha"n'
canal .,o ,d coats NJ said sale
and of executing This tTust: the balance upon sucn
terms as may be announced At me noR K "a Trnsiee
PorNDExTER & TUPPER, A nclIoneeI2.- - ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-15
BY W. Goddin,
Real Estate AuctiOneer,
corner Of Bank and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BEAUTIFUL
i LOT, WITH TWO COTTAGES THEREON.
ON TIE SOUTH LINE OF LEIGH BETW ZEN
NORTON AND KINNEY STREkTS.-As trustee
I'm a certain deed Of trust from Mr.. H. IL Traluham,
Richmond Chancery Court. | shall In execution
thereof, proceed to sell at public auction, on me
premises on THURSDAY the 18th January iSSO'
al 4 Z O'Clock i. NJ. the foregoing REAL EST ATE
the 6rf fronting feet on the south SIDE OF LelSh
street. running back 1876 feet. having thereon "a
NEAT NEW FRAMED DWELLING containing
four rooms. well of good walter. handsome front
ward tccked with wcrs: the second fronting on a
continuation Of Catharlne street 27 feet, running
back 81 fee', with NEW COTTAGE thereon con-
tanning two rooms.
THE TERMS will be enough in cash 10 defray eX-
penses Of sale ana TO paw OF two notes past due,
amounting 10 $50; on a credit as II $500 until the
llth June, 1850 and as TO the residue, on such
ma ~ announped at he time Of sale: The
whole credit pavments to bear interest and be se-
cured 10y deed of trust. W. GODOlN,
ia ) trustee
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BY Giubbs & Williams
Real Estate Agents and AuctioheoF'
Eleventh sire et between Main anu Dahh'

rVRUsTEE's SALE OF FRAME HOnS Sc
i AND LOT No III WEsi ~ nnS ~ ~ trna,
he one exscnfed by Spencer Brown and Charlotte,
his wife daied The 18Th Of March ls!6; ana i've
1877 To lanes peasants, frustee-to secure Inc
sum OF $40 evidonced by two notes OF 20 eacn,
both of which deeds are recOrcea III nne toar a,
former sale nor having pIied. we VIII sell at auc.
ton, on the premises on WEDNESpAT me ist Of
FRsWE H0iIsE located as above. occupied ny 30.
seph Evans. and containing three rooms the i co
fronts about 20 feet, anu runs back ABOUT 10 iee'
THE TERMS (by consent) viii be one fourth ca :
the balance al SIX, twelve. aud eighteen months lor
negotiable notes. tere.t addtd secureu ~
deed. JAMES IhEAcAN "a, ait~naors
Sale made by GRUBBs WILLIAMS Auc'ioheers
Ia.
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent,
llI3 east Main street.

TRUS TEES' SALE OF a TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING CONTAIN
ING SIX ROOMS ON SEVENTH sTREET,
NAVY HILL, BETWEEN PRESTON hND
HATES STKEE1S.-B, virtue of a deed OF trust
from Josiah Crump TO the undersigned trustees,
dated 7th January, 1878, apd recorded n me ne
secure n certain bond therein described, and where
rs default has been mace aud being required so 10
do by The beneficiary we will sell. on The premises
on SATURDAY,. January II. 1850. at o'clock
the REAI. ESTATE described IN said deed rs i0I-
lows: That Lot OF LAND In the city OF klcn-
mOnd on the wet side OF seventh street net"een
pyrs,on and Rates streets fronting fifteen feet aud
running back between parallel lines "a feet 70 an
aIIev sevent, en- feet wide. with FRAME DWE ELL
ING thereon. ,.ooo
TERMS: Cash rs 10 expenses Of sale and 1869,
a nd The lance on such terms as VIII be announced
AT sale by The grdntOr or trustees.
II. e. G.. HARTNAN, D.
JULIUS STRAUS, (1ruslees.
j. THOMPSON BROWN.)
j. THOMPSON BROWN. Auctioneer u D
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Peal Estate Agent and Aucti0neer,
ll13 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE
AND LOT On SIXTH STREET MAR BA.
KFR-Dy virtue of a deed OF trust eNecu,eu ny
Sauu.I Rowsrr and wife 10 l.. u. smith. j. W. TO
ney. and Thomas NJ. Hewlett; trustees OF the Hlr-
ginia Home Building Fund and Loan assOclat, %
and their successors in Office. dated August IL
1871. and recorded In the Chahcery court ohct,
Decd-Book 95 y, page 25. 10 secure pay ment OF a
cert ain bond therein mentioned. and deiaut naVlng
hean m No.. and being reuuired by he benehclatles
so n do We win sell by public auction on me prem
ises on FRIDAY. 23d day of January; lssu; the
nroner;y described in said deed as follows Inat
IOT OF GROUND commencing on SKIN street
I26 feet south OF Baker stree, ana running F1u,
wardy on said street "a feet, and thence uack pc
tween naiaIIel lines ia feet 10 an alley IL lee1
wide. r ,oo and sroO
TERMS: Cash as to expense OF sale ana .IUu'
on such terms as will be announced at SAFE ny TIE
grantOr or trustees. >, ,,ooyo
SOLOMON JOHNSON.
DANIEL HENDERSON,
Trustees.
r,ovpco~ DR0wS. AuctiOneer. ia Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-15
By Francis T. IsbeIl,
AuctiOneer and Real Estate Agent,
No. S Eleventh street. between Main and Bank.

TWO. STORY BRICK HOUSE, No. 2410
i EAST VENABLE STREET. BETWEEN ROSE
AND PINK STREETS. AND NEAR THE RESI-
DENCE OF T. BAKER. ESQ, UNION HILL. AT
AUCTION-WilI be sold AT auction on THURS
DAY the 18Th DAY of Jauuary, $50, upon the
premises, at O'Clock y. NJ, the HOUSE and LOT
located As above. The house has eight rooms. and
with a small outlay NAV be made desirable resi-
dence. The lot fronts 46 feet on The north side Of
Venable street and runs back 164 feet.
TERMS: one third cash; RESIDUE at four and
eight months, for NEGOTIABLE notes, with interest
added. and secured by deed of trust.
Ia ~ FRANCIS T. fSBELL, Auciioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-15
By Grubbs & Williams.
Peal Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
Eleventh street, between Main aud Bank.
TRUsTEES SALE OF THE YER

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VERY
l. VALUABLE FOUR STORY IRON-FRONT
STORE AND WAREHOUSE SITUATED AT
TIE NORTHEAST CORNER OF FOURTEENTH
(PEARL) AND CARY STREETS AT UCTION.
As trustee under Ceed of trust dated Slh Dcccm-
Der. 1873, and daily recorded. aud also as DIR cted
by a decree of the Chaucery Court Of Richmond IN
the ease OF Watkins rs. Lancaster Sc, VIII sell
by auction. upon the premises on TUESDAY. 2Oth
January, $50. al | 2 O'Clock ST.. The VERY VAL
UABLs PROPERTY above referred to. known as
No 10 south Fourteenth street, now and tor many
years pa { occupied by MeSsrs. Il. +. Wil'iams *
Cot being the corner tenement IN Pearl Block,
erected In 1866.
This HOUSE Is four stories above the cellar has
an iron front, counting room with hie-prOoI
vault, holsters. and every modern cOnNenicn nee, ana
Is I'm al res poets frst-cass building.
The location Is just in the centre Of The heavy
buiness Of the city. and convenient 10 the various
depOts, exchange, &c.
40 better property Of the kind and none more
sure TO be always in demand at a lair rent, can
be found in the city. and IL Is therefore recon-
mended a sound and sure inye tment.
TERMS: one fourth cash. the resdue IN equal
instruments at one two. and three years, with inter-
est payable semi annually. the deferred payments TO
be secured by a deed Of trust upon the pr petty.
ISAAC II. CARRlNGTON, Trustee.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Aueiioneers. IA 10
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Editors Dispatch: VIII you please in
form me who was the author OF The Tour
OF DR.. Syntax in Search OF the Picturesque"
and oblige on OLD LADY.
January 10. 1880.
fWilliam Combe1
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. r1-rrox sAI.Es--rhl. nay.
Dy Jas. MacdouEiII, Auctioneer.
No 10 Governor Tor Thirteenthl street.

GALE OF FIRST CLASS FURNITURE,
- rlNE PIANO. EXCELLENT CARPETS.
IMANTEI-MIRkOIis.& &C !. AT THE REsI u, M
9Tg. WLtiAnsS Es2 E TiIITF sTRr I2H,
Ar AUCTI0N.--At the request OF Mr.. Williams
denee las sbose1 on THURSDAY 18Th iGs,snL at
Isl sr fpoTsshF REDWOOD CASE 7s-oCTAvE
PIANO. regarded as one OF the finest ins'ru-
Q fiR sfast II MANTEI- MIRRORS, hand
Elcs se%eff aRI"R CHAMBER, and DINING
2 s1 nSI SOLD ROSEWOOD pARLoR SUITS
Esce iii1g'e'iI 'ACE.cURTATNs, CoRNIcE, and
Handsome OAK HALL SUITS.
the chan ers are furnished complete In MAS
SIVE ROSEWOOD WALNUT. and MAHOGANY
SUITS, together with FINE HAIR MATTRESSES,
BEDDING. holsters, PILLOWS, &C.
Particular attention Is called 10 The ROSEWO OD
SUIT. as IL is very massive and handsome having
'''' I'M In The DINING. DOM VIII be found:
I very pretty OAK MARBLE-TOP BuFfET:
OAK nINlNG-ROoM and LIBRARY iCHAlRs
wA npS III ESXHTTfNsroN-TABLE;
WALNUT REFRIGERATOR, with WATER
pIaudsSms tWNiNE- and TABLE. CLOTHS; -
CHINA sIIVRR-PLATED. and GLASSWARE;
i large OAK REFRIGEsATuR;
i WALNUT OFFICE-DEsK and LETTER
THE fnrn,,nrc being Of the best quality and so
great variety as TO render prop,r nan ON
WEDNESDAY, 18th instant from ~ NJ. 10
r. NJ to enable the public TO make thorough ex-
Special attention Is called to the sale. sale posi-
tive.
N" JAS. MACDoUGALL,A nctiSns,r
katn ~
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EAST BOUND.
all train arrives at Richmond daily sN- ,xp n.
cent sunday at.......-........s..ss T.ar ''

r.
Mail train arrives at Richmond daily sN- ,xp ".
cept sunday at. .......'.':-
Express train arrives II Richmond oA'f -,, 4 " .
At..sssss.ssss.s.ss.
Accommodation train arrives az kitH'o. ,,A
mond daily except sunday ATT n
Mixed train leaves Slauu'0n A. .'X.r..ra
taking passengers at GordOusyi'r rom 90 -. A.
Midland train from WAshlngtun' ah' '''
Richmond al sac l.. VI. ,....t ty,t. fr
A connects with Virginia Mdan' u.,I t.i
Ivnchbnrg D,nyAlc. aud Atlanta, NJ 81 81
Ohio Railroad stations, "a VIZ .fHH.
land train leaving at $40 l.. VI. TO- W I'D. f.r
connects with Virginia Mdltnd '
Lynchburg aud Dauviile ....,,,.,,,..lil.0 a
!, connects With Valley railroad Accom-,
trais, leaving AZ 3:l6 VI. for 'i,,<.us a.
ID connects with Valley railroad tf'i"'
lll. A. VI. For Harper's ktrry. -
y connect with stages Tor IeNinF, ,,,a,ers Tor
n connects With 4. II, y. ana T. =
Portsm oath aud Cincinnati. ..,,.,l ioT The
q connects with sci0to Valle> I"''
Northwest. ,,...,,, a. the MsA
Na,,i, - and souihwes.. ". VI. :. ptN,eL
"" Wv Engiueer aud SuprHn'nr .na
CONWAY X. HOWARD "'"' no 10
Ticket Agent. -----------
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auciionetrs,
Eleventh street between Main ana BANK

Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VERY VAIL
LIABLE FAKM IN SURRY COUNTY, ON
J ASiES RIVER, AT AUCTION.-By virtue OF a
deed of trust Ia The undersigned from Rebeccd Z.
billiard ana William billiard, trustees, dated lccelil-
her 90 1876, and corded in the clerks Once OF
The County Court of Surry county, we VIII tel Oy
auction. al Surry Courthouse, on / TUESDAY Janu-
ary27. 1880 that being court-day). al IL O'Clock
Nj a norton OF the real estate Conveyed IN salu
dced-to wit Tne FAKM known as PlPSCO lying
on both sides of Sw iu's Point road. con anhH SiA
UUNpRED AND TWENTI-ONE AND THREE
rOURTIIS ACRES; 212A acres open lana; me
balance Ia ok and pine wood. The DIV ELLlSh,
which Is two miles from billiards. wharf. IS lne
one: contains seven large rooms, WIN VIDE mans
and airy passages below and above stairs. III Is Two
Stories There are white marble manlels in the par
lore II Is covered with tin, aud Is IN good repair
The out. buildings are more than ample LOT tue
place, and afr in good repair The 0ptn lands are
highly improved. and abound IN mari OF very me
qualify. There Is quaD'y OF cOtf-wCod ana
much line timber for ship building and other pur-
poses. 49,. -.
TERMS: BY consent, one fourth cash balance at
one and two years for negotiable note. per cent
interest I'D led. secured by a deed Of rust. -
plat OF Inc properly can Ie seen AZ Inc once Oh
the ourfIoneers. ROBERT II. JONES, JR.,
SAMUEL STEVENS.
Trustees.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auc ioneors.
IA S-l2.l5lqki
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, &c.

1000 -BLANK-BOOKS AND OTHER
lOOO. STATIONERY FOR THE NEW
YEAg.-The undersigned are prepared 10 supply
all kinds OF BLANK BOOKS required. Having a
Book Bindcry, hey can make TO order in the best
manner such forms as may not be found In stock.
They have CiiECK-B0OKS on the several banks of
the city. Negotiable and PLATA Notes, Drafts Bills
OF Exchange, with Other Legal Blanks; Writing
and Wrapping Papers OF all kinds: Envelopes, in
great yalidy; the best Black, Red, and Copying
Inks; Muciisge Invoice Flies, Gold and Steel Pens,
COpying-Presses, Letter-Copying Books indeed
every hing IN the stationery line required IN the
Office or counting house.
de 80 WOODHOUSE & PARHAM.
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RAILROAD rINL~-
ca ~ 3R gs.z 5

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RICHMOND. FBEp's q POTOMAC r. w. 20
RICHMOND, VA, N0vember7, 1879.
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 8, 1879,
~ trains on this road vii run as follows:
NORTH BOUND.
eI2A, 81, leaves Byrd-street station "a Iy TEX
cept sundays); due at Wsshsnstcp,
1:io l.. NJ; Baltimore, 3:05 i: NJ. {;
Philadelphia, 600 p. NJ; New York,
1905 L. VI
500 T. ~, leaves Byrd-Street station da' y; que
AZ Washington. 9:25 +. VI BaiImore.
I1:25 L. 81: Phils Je phla, 1928 A. III. !;
New York, 6:45 A. VI.
A.o,a p, NJ, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN for
Junction. leaves Broad street station
daily fexcapt Sn' daYsI.
SOUTH BOUND.
IO:l5P, IT,, arrives at Byra-s.Creet stafior daily
Except Sundays. Leaves New YORK,
R:l5 A. ~; PhilS tsipbia. 11:45 A.
NJ. Baltimore, $3.50 L. ~; Washing
ton 5.Z0 i. NJ
Il:4O A. NJ, arrives nj Byrd-Street static, daily.
Leaves New York, 1000 L. NJ. Phii'
adelphla, I:lO A. ~: Baltimore,
4:55 A. ": Washington, 700 a. NJ.
SAB A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TKAiN arrives
nj Broed-Street station fsIlv fexcept
Sundaysl. e. A. TAYLOR,
General Ticket Agent
EFT. ID. MYERS, General SUPERINTENDENT
no 10
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on, HOW REFRESHING, pslatable, aud reviving
Is a draught of cool water with HOP BITrERs In 1t
TO fever paiien'.
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DENTISTS.

~ w. JONES, DENTIST, Office ca
W. No. COZ FRANKLIN STREET, be-Vf1D
tween Eighth and Ninth streets, having every con-
veBence and appliance for comfort of his pal tents,
with tWeaty- FIVE years experience and PRICES RE-
DUCED, is prepared 10 perform gently and care
fully all operations for such as may desire his DO
fessionaI services. no 17-Gm