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Campaign Anecdotes.
ONE ABOUT HANCOCK, AND A NEW ONE AB0U
GARFIELD TO MATCH 1T.

ONE ABOUT HANCOCK, AND A NEW ONE ABOUT
GARFIELD TO MATCH 1T.
From the Evening Bulletin.]
While one set OF enthusiasts are hosting
the burly warrior TO the Gizzy and perlous
heights Of fictitious greatness another set
of them are buSily grOplng about TO pick up
or invent small incidents illustrative Of
these great qualities with which TO decorate
the new idol Of the Democracy. Some OF
the finds of this latter class are very funny.
Here is one which is contributed by an en-
terprsing correspondent OF a New York
paper:
At the Valley Forge centennial celcbra-
ton in 1878 a lady who sat not far from the
General was injured by broken seat. Like
a fash the General seized the water pitcher
from the orators stand, and before the
Iady's friends, who were startled into help
leS>ness, could think what to do, he bad
placed a glass of water 10 her lips. \ BY
stander who knew him said, That's Han
cock all over" This quickness in little
and great emergencies has been prOmi-
nent trait in his character, and explains
why he was 30 excellent general.
Think of that being " Hancock al over"
A lady is hurt. General Hancock hands
her a glass of water, He does 1t In a fash.
He actually does it before any one else does
it. Very probably there was but one tum-
bier there, and Hancock, having got hold
of il, had the inside track at once, and so
succeeded in adding thi, thrilling incident
10 the historic memories Of Valley Forge.
As the writer pEilOsOphically remarks,
:. This explains why he was so excel
lent a general" 1t recalls somewhat
similar occurrence AT the supper-ta.
bic at the Ebbitt House, Washington,
last winter. General Garfield was seated
in earnest conversation with Judge Kelley.
when his eagie-eye detected the fact that a
lady sitting opposite had consumed all the
buck wheat-cakes on her plate and was look
ing round for more. Like flash General
Garfield seized a plate OF smoking cakes
which had Just been placed before HIM, and
before the lady could catch her walters eye
he handed them across the table to her.
That lady waS-but that is not essential TO
the story. This quickness in little and great
emergencies is q prominent trait in Gar
fields character, and explains why he is 50
able a statesman.
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Some supposed friends OF newspaper
have peculiar ideas as to what KIND Of itens
paper really requires. Not long since "a
gentleman came into the Galveston NenS
sanctum and SAID: "Look here. You mss
heap OF live items. I'm OH .he streets all
day; I'll come up every once in awhile ana
post YOU"
"All right, fetch on your item; Dut, re-
member, we want news
Next day he came up, beamln9 all over
"pye got a live item for you. You know
that internal bOw-Iegged gorilla OF bro
ther-in.aw Of mine who was In business
here with mei' -,
al believe | remember such person,
said the editor, YEARLY.
"WclI. I've just got news from Nebras'
ka. where he is living, that be is going TO
run for the Legislature. Now, Just give nm
blast. Lift him out OF his boots. DON [
spare him on my account" 49,.
Next day he came up again. My little
item was crowded out. brought you some
news" and he hands in an item about cats,
as follows:
"a Remarkable Animal.-Tbe family cat
Of our worthy and distinguished fellow
towpsman Smith, who keeps the boss gro.
cery.store Of Ward No. Is deer always on
TAM. Yesterday became the mother Of five
sIngularlv- marked kittens. This Is not the
first time this unheard-Of event has taken
place. We understand Mr.. Smith is being
favorably spoken OF as a candidate for
alderman"
The editor groans in his spirit as he lights
a cigar with the effort. 1t Is rot long before
he hears that Smith is gong around saying
that he has made the paper what it Is, but
it is not independent enough for place
like Galveston.
Many readers Will say this sketch Is over
drawn, but thousands Of editors all over the
country VIII lift up their right hands TO
testify that they are personally acquainted
with the guilty party.
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TEMPERATURE or THE Saffron the
London Daily NelcS. The lovers OF sea-
bathing will learn with much interest the
result 81 series Of observations on the
temperature OF the sea. which were COM
pieted some time since by the Scottish Me-
neurological Society. The observations were
made every day during a period OF four
years and nine months, and the result was
90 confirm the impression that the changes
OF atmospheric temperature Influence the
sea but slowly. The variations in the
warmth OF the seawater occur within a
range OF one third less than that Of the air,
and the mean temperature OF the sea f. found
10 he warmer than that OF the atmosphere IN
seven months out Of the twelve. The summer
warmth penetrates the sea very gradually,
aud is more gradually given of. January
Is the coolest month, but the sea water is
coolest In March. July is the hottest month.
but the see water attains its maximum
warmth toward the end OF August. From
that time the sea becomes warmer than The
air, aud coolS so much more slowly than the
weather that In November the average
warmth OF the water is 60, and in Deem
Der 70, higher than that Of the atmosphere.
The balance Is reached al the end OF March,
aud then for the next i've months the air is
egarmer than the wafer. These figures.
which result from careful observations made
at Peterhead, justify the custom Of extend
ing sea-batniDg late into tue autumn. Sea-
bathing should, In fact, begin late. and may
safely eud late. II Is more dangerous IN The
warm DAYS OF early summer Than In the
chilly days even OF the late autumn. The sea
is Is warm at the end Of October as II Is IN The
second week OF June. and the period be-
tween these two dates is the healthy bathing
season for those who are strong enough tc
begin early and leave OF late.
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IFor the Dispatch.l
The Oat Crop-To I" Alpha"


Messrs. Editors: Your correspondent
4" Aloha" In your issue OF the an, specu-
Istes on the causes which prevent the
farmers in the region OF Danville from ma
kiug good ost crops, but docs not, in my
opinion, touch the true cause. The reason
Of the failure is that farmers VIII persist 10
sowing oats In the spring instead OF the
fail. Winter oats seeded last OF August,
or in September. and on good land even ., &c,
18th October, among the standing corn, WIZ
DC almost sure 10 make good crops II 'ue
land Is in tolerableiplighi. They are rarey
ssinter.killed, particularly II seeded py tue
18Th or 10Th september.
Snring oats are scarcely worth seedine
thew are so uncertain, while winter oats
arc very certain. II oats cannot be seed. O
in the fail, then let the tcinter variety oe
seeded last OF February or first OF March
Tn. POLLARD,
Commissioners Agriculture.
=. :. We think the yield in grain OF iau-
seeded oats over those seeded IN the spIlDg
will. as a general rule. be double. and oiien
mere, as the spring-seeded sometimes ia''
,..r Il. y.
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Campaign Lyrics from Campaign
Tyre.

Wben Grant got the news from Chicago
I'm his r, plings he laid an embargo;
lie sent no dispatch,
But took out match
And lit 1t TO maze bis cigAr'go.
When sherman first heard about Garfield
Ills eve with a briny tear filled;
But the good Mrs. Hayes
said, John, anyways,
When the news from Convention reached Blaine
Ills Language was hearty and plain:
"A good nomination.
Mn conEratulatiOn;
And he squared himself for the campaign
yb.n asked Jones If he was for Hancock,
You ought To have just heard that man talk.
NV first choice" SAYS he-
But, between you AMI me,
Jones wants to be consul 10 Bangkok.
Washington Republic.
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preathes there n man upon inc esr,n
Who has not, sometime since Hl' nlr.h'
s,r,aim.d I'm accents far from mirtl'
I've made fool Of myseif''
Not that he cries " forth aloud.
Or in the centre II LIES crowd
lint 20 himself II Is avoweu-
1--WE made fool OF myself
I,mav have been among thu Urls,
while I'm the dances giddy whirls,
among The wealth Of Fashions pearls
1--WE made a fool OF myself"
Or I'm the rraver walks Of life,
while miagIing In some greater striIs,
When plsils Of gain. not love. were riie-
1--WE made a fool Of myself
In love or gain. IN peace or WbT'
In mudng of LIES battles DER,
", must exciaim. with memory sore
1--WE made a fool OF myself!
Experience ever teaches best
So let the memory STIR the breast
Tnsi time 10 come may not suggest
i've made d fool OF my sell; p,,,,r
gorriStOpn Herald.
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There is freedom Of breadth about
western journalism which is sometimes re-
ireshing and sometimes just a bit startling.
Congressman Bedford must have thought so
when he reached Colorado last week and
read of his arrival in Denver newspaper
the next morning under the graceful head
line: .'The Red.headed Rooster Returns
10 his Constituency"
Major Pen Poorly Beere wrote to the
Boston Journdi that the beer at Cincinnati
is excellent, but the water is "ef the color
and consistency Of weak chocolate"
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By George II. PoiudeNier,
Real Estate Agent and Arctloheer'
No. 1000 Main street.

rCRIrsTEE'S SALE OF TWO NEAT
/ TwO.sTORY FRAME TE t1,o hSn 1a 10
wnrrT,rPES EENEEY AND NORTON SIEEI =
6 SS SQUARE BEYOND ELLA PARk;,-By VIZ ylr.
inc Of ne provisions of certain deed 81 rus exc
49, t =, o clerk, Office of lhe Cbapcery Court OF
me cIty of Richmond ID. u. liz B nage ~, de-
t,uIf having been made in the payment OF tne MY
Herein .ecured " in sell bv auction, on tht PIS,
~ an TUESDAY. july goth, ut 6S O'Clock T.. M.'
ibe above-descrioed VALUABLE PR3IEhl -
fronting 40 feet on Clay street ana ex'ehuing Daca
900 feet TO an alley. - ,...,o- -,
TKRHs: Sufficient I'm cash 20 pay eNpen-es Oh
.,ie and A note Of $1,000; b!lsnce az slx 'hu
twelve month"; y. a. W Ah 49, g. O
CpopCE H. PoINDEXTER, Anc tOne'r. ~
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A TTRACTIvE SALES.

FRANK j. SIMPSONS AUCTION SALES OF
REAL ESTATE for next Chesterfield County Court
day. JULY 18TH. 1880, at the courthouse;
ITO ACRES. Crump rs. FlOurBoy It ats. For ID.
ID. l.. Pulliam commissioner.
333 ACRES. Bryant rs. sophie Middleton Jones.
McKenny and Mason. commissioners.
100 ACRES. X. III. Pitehiord For Meade Has
kns. trustee.
2lO ACRES. Coudry IS. Forsee. For southall aud
Miller, commissioners.
l32H ACRES. Finuey Us. Wake. For Is. III. Nash,
commissioner.
207 ACRES. HaDcock's executor ps. Hsncocks
heirs For Ambers, Hancock, aud iiaskins,
commissioners.
ll3 ACRES. Lee l.. Lester rs Thomas ;. Terrell.
George Mason, coInmi ssiOner.
40 ACRES. Lee l.. Lester cS. Z. III. JscNs0n's ad-
ministratOr. George Mason. commissioner,
ll2 ACRES. j. A. Bruce adminisirairiN rs. let
tie u. Gales Il ais. Mckenny. Mason, GreRo'
ry, and Pulliam, commissioners,
100 ACRES Mary l.. LOckeit suardisn, tt Mar
garet Taylor. james A. Clarke. commis.ioner.
"a ACRES OF LAND near J6ester. For j. Nj.
Grrsory, attorney. . -
27l ACRES. "BETTIE DACE TRACT" GRECO
nv. rorbill. aud Taylor. commissioners.
go ACRES Burnett aud wife IS. l.. ii. GINS
heirs. j. Nj. Gregory, commissioners
FRANK j. SAMPSON,
je 2s.30.jy 2,5.7,9l2 Auetion'er.
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.UCrIeN sALys-..ruturc pays.
BY Robert n. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Aucupne'i'
No. 1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DEsi 20 PIE rnE
BRICK STORE AND DWELL ~. 81 ~. Az
WEsT siDE OF sFVENTEENIH Nhnnnn Min
erVFFT. AND now OCCUPIED ~ hh. ~ ~
MhNoNNI Ar AUCTiON.-ln execution da,ed
certain deed ~ trust from John MsnVp diamond
2oth October, 1879, AID recorded ~ H.. mn
Thsncery Court o.. q. 10 u. Pave 3ZsI' ~ nn inc
derslgned a frudee, viii offer Tor sae' Isao Al
nremIses, on THURSDAY. l5ih July' dG TO- no, ns
O'Clock 4. M-beIue inquired so w. u0 de3f.uIt
holder of one " The notes secur,h H. ss,n,alI
having been made IN he payment OF , ,e Tho iot
The PROPERTY conveyed by said uesp. y" Ssct
front. 25 feet on Seyengentll street a"u r"" TVo
100 feet. The Improvement cOni'st "a c,YeIin0
sToRY sTOCK-BEICk STORE WIN o"sa a.
overhead and has for long time oeen I'd store
bakery ANY one wishing Ia purchase eoou 80 =,
nronerty viii do well 10 attend the SAFE 40 'i'' "
one OF the best In that part OF the CT }, .,io and
TKRMs: cash a. 10 cO.t aud expenses o sag az ,n
IN nav OF note Of sl70.3l, pas'-due, WIN AZ, ~,
iere.t mat may be due thereon, upon. 49, al and
si70.3i TN September l, 1880. ON go lov anu
sois43 nm October ~, 1880, and oiih"ce wv"
snch terms As will be given az time OF sap' yrr
such 'e' - ROBERT II. LYME,
Trustee.
fy
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PLANTATION PgOvEgBs. -0ne-eyed mule
can't oe handled on de blind side. Moon
may shine, but a lighted knots mighty
handy. DE pig dat runs OF Wild de year er
corn gifts little mo- dan de cob. Lickor
talks mighty loud when II gifts loose frum
de Jug. Slecpin' in de ience.corner don't
fetch Kristmus IN dc kitchen. Tween de
bug and de bee-mar,in faint hard TO tell
WHO'S gwi0e ter git ketcbed. DE proudness
an man don't count wen his beads cold
You'd see mo- er de mink ef he knowed
shsr de yard dog sleeps. Hungry rooster
don't cackle wen he foe wum. TrubbIes
~ sessonln'; 'simpons amt good twelI dey
&c frosbit. Watch out wen you or gittin'
ali you want; fattenIn' hog amt In luck
Courier. journal.
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--.o~ s.LEs-This Day.
:. 10 :. -L,nsbiou, Jr., Auc'ionser'
Ole Main stree''


,srr, ,TORs' SALEO HOUSE
pmiNl Ss,lRnNiruRE CARPETS 81 Ml ,se sd
&C, &C. AT ion n, r. MEL, VIII sell
nn.trator: Of she Ia'f los seves,h STREET, between
y NIX sas ress on spoLD and
KITCHEN FURNlIliman,,,FsAs. csysred with velvet
PARLOR-CHAiRsa an"
piu,h anc rcTs , On TABLES:
MARBLf-ToP PARL, Lob, Kb,IL ATE MkNTEL MIR
nor In rIli frame. arae ,e ,ire CHAIRS.
~ WALYIT D ,!Ni NTRtT aSa DRESSER;
MAKBLE' TOT t,p - ,,iSs' HAT-RACk; N
W1IS1NT + tx TENSION DiSiN'-' "Di'r'--'O
We nGI Nr,r LIBRARY. G AsEmglas' DOORS
RR u ssil and other CARREis;s nuREAUs.
PPhaRRIoR.DEsK, BEDsTEADs' Do"-A'''
WARDRDBts: .rrppssFs:
nRFNFF RI FIR RAT0R. KITCHEN tukNii o"H'
EnfSR CLASS. CROCKERY, &C.; ,u,
r.nniit IlFpINC; ARTiCLEs gsnersly.
'ioO'r"JNo . X. LAUGHT0N. JR' Aucio"e'i'
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BY Ja.. Macdouqar, Auctioneer'
No. 10 Governor lor Thirteenth street.
VERY GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD AN

VERY GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD AND
Y KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AuCIloN.-At
the request of Mr.. A. Dickinson, WI sell a. is
residence. No 22O6 east Grace stree, ChurGn III,
FXTELLENT FURNITURE. embracing IN Inri-
WALNUT PARLOR SUIT. complete ~ Reps
Handsome WALNUT LiBRAkl-LANE;
WHPBI,E TOP TABLES, CARPETS;
niNING-ROUM SUIT in Oak-yery costly;
CHINA. GLAS-W ARE. &c:
THREE CHAMBER SUITS, complete IN walnut
WASaSTANDS, WARDROBES, MATTRESSES,
&C, sc. -,. ,.,.,,,-,,,.or-
KITCHEN AND LAUNDRY FURNITURE,
amongst witch f. an eWgant TOMBSTONE;
SAFE RkFRIGr RATpR. &c.
The above IS Of excel emf quality ana MI DICK
insOn', determination beiugiO sell without reserve
may | not, without any pre- spect 81 dlsaDpoinl-
ment ask the special attention OF the puhlcg
JAS. MACDOUGALL.
fvo AuctOueer
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By Robert u. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Aucuoheei'
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE q. OF srd a LOT OF
| ! WITH A TWO STORY FRANZ SI0rKE' NJ ~
ara. And TWO FRAME TLNE,MEi.N,, - ~ ~
9NE DETACHED BRICK HOUSE iHE t9TuN
eITITATFD on THE WEST LINZ or o I'll n ~
TrEXTH BETWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL
STREETS, At AUCTION
Bacgalu9O, Gel ro,,h of limo 1850
Bncigalupo. - ,.o,,torod dscree.
entered i'm the Richmond Chtncery Court on ~
day named. the undersigned. appointed speslir
comm. siouer thereby. Will of.r Tor Sdle upDn
Inc nremis,s on FRIDAY the On GAY Oh 1u,l'
1850 AZ 6 o'clock =. NJ, The property ABOVE ue .
srrihed The LOT has a front OF twenty Ieet o W,
Seventeenth street between Broad ana slirsna,. .
street,, anhruns back about 20 feet 10 the proper
or the chesapeake aud ohio Railway Company , anh
l. bounded on the south by twenN-ioot aeS.
Tho store contains besides store room ABOUT i0uI
rooms. water. cuveris, &C. The FRAME llOuS
In The rear contain two each, ans rent tor 20
aniece per month. The BRICK HOUSE contains
ahout two rooms. ana rents for about .aine rent.
This property being situated so near me oesdp
and Ohio Halfway depot aud The First Market llaAeS
II admirably adapted for grocery lu'ihess' anu
will uay exceedingly well ia an Investment. -,
TERMS: one fourth cash; residue al one eign, -
and welye months negotiable notes, inieres anued'
I'D t,,ie retained \. VI. KELLEY,
az : Special COnmissioner.
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An INGENIOUS ARRANGEMENT BY means
OF the electric clocks now in position along
the New York Central and Hudson.R River
failrosd an operator In New York controls
yenlion Of the men connected with the
depot. For moment before noon the
hands OF each clock are agltated and stop
exactly al the same instant.
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DISTANCE TO HtntSCiHe,
Ala.. July 40 the Editor Of the COM
merciai: You will greatly obIige me by
publishing in your paper the exact distance
from Chattanooga to Cincinnati Uia the Gin
cinnat Southern railway.
FRANK ;. TERRELL.
$50 $40 miles, Cincinnati Commercial.
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By Grubh- & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers.
Eleventh stree, between Main and Sank.

XCEEDIN GLI ' 4 l. L \ y l. L
IA VACANT LOT At THE sol TtlWKsl COR
MIR pF CANAL. AND TENTH STREETS AT
ATCTION.-We will sell by auction, on the Urcm-
i,es, on MONDAY the l2ih july, Al o'clock l.. NJ,
the very valuable LOT situated As above desert ed,
fronting about 81 feet on Tenth street and running
back along the south line Of Canal street 100 fect
10 the Basin, thus having two street fronts ana one
wafer front. afOrtiug unusual facilities Tor receN-
ing and dlscharging merchandise. .
This property being situated Just where, In al
probability. the terminus and depo'S OF The Rich
mond and Aleghany railroad will De located, offers
an lnducement 10 businessmen and 10 spectators
whish is Indeed very iare. and which i deserving
of especial attention. IL has always commanded
fair rent rs vacant pr0ptrty. -
TERHs: Al sale. GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
&c q kuClOuccrg.
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RAILROAD LINES.
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND HEsrkAhE(
RAILROAD. !
OF TRAINS,
y TAKING EFFECT JANUARY 9, 1850.


RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND hksrkAhkf
RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
y TAKING EFFECT JANUARY 9, 1850.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
500 z. N. Leave Richmond daily except sun
dayl. connecting AZ west Foiht on
TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SAT-
IJRDAY with steamers for all lsnd-
Jugs ON the York river aud for Balti-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
5.sOA. M Leave Richmond daily ie1cepi sum
1000 A. NJ. 4 day., connecting at West POINT MIN
steamers for baltimore os MONDAY,
TTuuEsISRp shsy. AND w + y sNNTrURDA9:
with steamers for New lOrk on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY; with steamers FOR ir0st.
dence aud Boston on TUESDAY and
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 A, N. Arrive at Richmond daily texcepl
sunday, connecting a. West Point
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT-
URDAl with steamers IRON ba1ti-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
s:55 T.. Ma Arrive at Richmond daily except
500 4. N. sunday, connecting al West ROM
with steamers from Baltimore, New
lsrk, Providence, and Bootoa.
No transfer OF freight At Richmond 10 " tfcm
southern points. Cars run through between Atlanta
Careful handling aaa dispatch, with lowest ra'e''
Tnrough bills OF lsding, with guaranteed rates
| Issued 70 All northern aud western points.
1 Fer Information, apply al once OF the company
Twsnty-thlrd and Dock streets, Richmond, VA
| osA II. I. DOUGLAS. SUPERINTENDENT
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The LAW and MISCELLANEOUS , d' nv ea'a
belonging TO the above es'aw Ole Main street, on
W 8E9r a. The I4th instant At Se9eS T.
VI JNo' h' "' AuctiOneer.
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ny Furman Upper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
No. IOl6 Main street. corner Of Eleventh.

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN ATTRAC-
i TIVE TWO-STORY FRAMED DWELLING
on HILL STREET BETWEEt FIRST MD 81.
LANES STREETS In execution Il a deea Of trust
from John w. Bush and wife 10 the UNDERLINED,
as trasiee. and duly recorded In Richmond Cham
Gerry Court. Deed Book III &. page Z96, being re-
quired 50 10 DO by the holder Of cerisn notes Sc
cured tberen-dessult having been made In the
payment Of Of the nOiesi Will sell. on The pre-
misses, on EDNESDAY the IAN day Of July,
1850. At 6 T.. ", the property above described.
The house Is comparatively new, and1he lot fronts
rs feet and runs back 20 feet. with side alley.
TRIMS: : AtsaIe. ". GODDlN, Trustee.
FUgNAN I UPPER, AuctiOnesr.
7.q,12.13&I4
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EOR OLD POINT, NORfT-.Ifsr
FOLK, AND BALTIMORE.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY's JAMES
RIVER LINE.
SPLENDID IRON STEAMERS LOUISE AND
ARIEL.
CSC. EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY TO
OLD POINT. NORFOLK, AND
PORTSMOUTH.
SCHEDULE.

NIHfDILT,
COMMENCING THURSDAY, JULY lSr:
The ARIEL leaves Richmond every MONDAY
WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY at 6 a. VI. for rsgu-
lar landings on James river, ola Point, Norfo'k =,
and Portsmouth. - -
The LOUISE leaves Richmond every tt E>DAY
and THURSDAY ~ 4. Al. ana SATURDAY
NIGHT al 2 O'Clock Excursion trip, returning
sunday AZ 10 +. NJ for Old Point and Norfolk, aud
makes no stops al nver landings on any NIP except
cry Point.
both steamers connect every tin At Old Point
with the splendid Bsy-lluc steamers for Baltimore,
which arrive in Baltimore Ter lhany any other
line pfa James river. and i'm fHll time FOR a. VI.
iratu from Baltimore, 10 Philadelphia New York,
aud Boston.
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BV Robert u. LYME,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1912 Main street

TRUSTEES SALE OF \ LOT OF
| LAND FRONTING FIFTY-TWO FEET On
THE SOUTH SIDE OF CARY COR DONERl
STREET BETWEEN CHERRY AND LINDEN
~TREfTS, AND RUNNING BACK TWEEN
PARALLEL LINES l56 FEET TO An ALLEY
FIFTEEN FEtT WlDk.-In execution of GER
: Buck and wlfe 10 the undersigned trustee. and
Guly recorded III RichmOnd Chaucery Court Decd
Book Il2 G.. page 40, berg required so 10 DO oN tie
holder Of the note secured thereby, default hay-
lug been made ~ the paymcrt Of he same. vii
offer for sale. upon the premises, on SATURDAY
the OH day of Juy. 1850. ~ O'Clock l.. NJ, The
PROPERTY above described. The property VIII
be HI vided on the day Of sale, II desired.
TERMS The deed requires ra.h Is 10 cost and cN-
penscs OF sale and sufiiceucy 10 pay oil mote ot
S265. with all interest, &C.. that NAV be due there
on: bat II is Or babe that more liberal terms VIII
be announced AT sale. -
WILLIAM J. BAkER,
ty5 Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-09
Auction SALES.--FUTURE Days.
Bv John NJ. Goddln.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No, HOG east Nain street.

UCTION SALE OF a VERY DESlRA-
N BILE HOUSE On THE EAST SIDE uF
ayCOND BETWEEN JACKSON AND bUVAb
STREETS Al the request OF the owner VII ou-r
for sale at public suction, on the preDlses on MN
DAY The 9TH dsy of July. 1880, al 81 OcIock y
NJ the PROPERTY lOcBled as abOv~ Described.
The mouse coa'ains six rooms, lOl 4Oxl3O feet
now renting for tlj6 per annnin.
TERMS: one fourth cssb; balance ~ SIX tweIye'
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, WIN III
terest added, and secured by deed OF trust;
JOHN n. GODDfN.
iva AuctlOneer.