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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-18

:; .T,,nr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IS, 1850
popr or RICHMOND, FEBRUARY IL, 1885,

PORT OF RICHMOND. ftbkthhi ~ Ao"S
ARRIVED.
steamer Ar,ei Clifford. Norfolk. United s.aM
mail, merchandise, and passengers L. " iA'"''
agent. .,,.,w,o., s,.no Rich.
nond and Dspvilie railroad
Steamship Old Dominion. Walker, New t@ on
merchandise and passengers, W. W. A"o" w"
steamer psonecv, plsti. Philadelphia. mercnan'
die and passenger J. W. McCarrick, agent.
cusToM-HoUsE REfoRT
acknowledgements bark Geroa. Oi'cn' D"'''
mere, in ballast. 20 load grain for Europe
CLEARED FOR TBIs PORT.
From New York February 10th, bsrss Mm NH,
Williams: Woye, Anderson and heso'u,io,' i'm
From Norfolk February l6th, schoonsrs nvp ~,
wiiIsms, aud Northumberland, RicAafo'on' WI"
logs aud poles.
NORFOLK. February Ie.-Arrived; Schooner ha'e
Tall, from Richmopo. Arrived . Schooner.
Electric Flssh Mcdonald. and John Mosser, Rhodes
from New Haven for Virginia
MISCELLANY.
schooner Sarah A. Burr, Arnold, from New YORK
for Virginia February 18Th, while crossing komer
struck A wreck knocking q beie In her Dotom
through which she filled with wafer In intern
minutes and drifted on Romer Shoals whefe sne
es. with tue breakers washing her fore ana ait
Crew saved. -.
schooner Mary Price is ON the ways undergoing
repairs at Aiexasoria.
By telegraph.
NEW YORK, February 17.-ArIfyed: Planiyn
City OF Macon. Arrived out: Marina, Pedros, Ara.
eia' Wilhelm, Kisker, Samuel, ArarSt. Homewaro
bound Constsntia, for New Orleans.
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Give Us Read usiment. but Not Repu'
diatiOn.

At The recent Readiuster caucus held in
Richmond city there were two propositions
presented for cOnsideration-one by Sena-
tor RiddIeberger, who proposed to fix the
principal of the State debt at about $780,
O00, 900, with 3 per cent. interest, and the
other BY Representative Turner, who
thought the debt ought to be scaled down
to $4,000, 900, with per cent. interest.
Now, we have always conscientiously IA
yored readiustment OF the debt OF orr
State, and do so yet, because we believe
considerable portion OF 1t was fastened
upon us through dishonesty; but when we
see that some professed leaders in the party
would openly repudiate what they them
selves believed to be fair and honest, we
must, as sincere Readi usters, protest
against their unwise policy.
There is not The least doubt but that the
McCuloch bill, II 1t had provided for the
payment OF 3 per cent. interest for the period
OF forty years, would have been accepted by
the people. The main objection TO the bill
and which was claimed by the Readiusters in
the last canvass--was, not that the principal
OF the debt was too great, or dishonest, but
that the rate OF interest was too high, and
that we would never be able to pay it and
run the government Of the State as it should
be. This was the argument used against
the McCnlloch bill, and that was the reason
it was rejected by the people.
The State OF Virginia can safely fund her
debt at $50, 900, 900, with per cent. interest
for forty or,siXty years, and that, too, with
out discredit to Der honor, either ancient or
modern. General Malone himself acknow-
lodged the principal OF the debt to be at
about $50, 600 900, and that would be very
fair ana Just to all parties interested.
Creditors have rights which we as Re-
adjusters are bound TO recognize and
honor, and we should do this not more
from obedience to the laws of the country
than from sense OF right and justice. In
our earnest and jealous efforts to settle the
yeXed question OF our Indebtedness as Q
State we should not forget the Golden Rule,
for by its observance we cannot go fan
wrong, or do injustice to either the
citizen or creditor. We trust the
Readjusters in the Legislature will
weigh every proposition well before they
determine upon anything definite, and in
the policy now being pursued by them to-
ward the creditors, we sincerely hope the
leaders Of the party will give the whole
matter "a careful reconsideration before they
go ahead in their rashness TO further scale
the debt. DO not let it be said that read
iustment indeed means reputation, even /
1t is charged upon us by the Funding
press Catpeper Times.
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nah SAWYER and Ben. Allen I'm Rich
ssouA.

fror Tie Dispatch.I
n is not general, known that these cele,
sra,aa mcdjcal students have honored
p,.hrnoud with their presence. Having .
p;et !, ict;an reputation they, were AFRAID Oh
hs,,g opoIe sscd with a crowd OF visitors,
n.,nraliy anxious to see them, ana KEPT
dark. .,~t nil,
The ingenious device Of Mr.. Scotland = TO
nreyent pravc-robbing. ard this morning
with Mr.. Germsny's" little suggestion
about the slight danger TO the planter OF 'De
forpedoes. .,o
Rob SAWYER takes a serious view OF tue
whole natter. He says there must DE uoc'
tors, and therefore must be medlcai SUI
dents. end therefore must be the slu9! oi
anatomy. aud therefore must DC suplso.s.
He SAYS the idea OF learning TO SWIM oeiolo
going Tito The water is explooeu. hso,
The training OF cavalry wiihou, norses'
Suppose, Bob, says Ben, one OF these ie',
lows who has beer made doctor WITHOUT
the opoortunity for dissecting should be
called TO bleed Mr.. Scotland" when ne
has apoplexy, ne ties up his arm, and, IN
stead Of Opening the basilic rein, he plunges
his lancet into humeral artery. Won't that
he n beautiful businessS How viii MI
a. Scotlandv feel when the blood comes
summing ont Of his body, and the only nope
: for him Is 10 cut down on the bracbial ar
terry and tie Il about six inches above 'be
wounds And then this doctor goes 10 cut
and. not knowing his anatomical geography,
cuts the artery again. BY this time MT.
" scotland" will be rather faint. and won't
be saving anything about torpedoes. what
will they do, Bob, under such circum-
stances!
I tell you what they will do, says Bob,
they will send for butcher to cut his arm
OF. -, 90
Well, suppose they do, how Will they
stop The bleeding!
Why. 20 back TO the remedy tseu IN me
dark sges--chop bis arm OIL ana stop the
bleeding with red-bot iron.
Well they used to die under such treat
ment In the majority OF cases!
Die OF course, you must expect That;
but that is the natural consequence OF the
torpedo policy.
In England, and doubtless here also, the
man who puts any explosive in grave, or
anywhere else, with view 10 kill or MAIN.
would be liable to prosecution, and might
get himself into prison for good long term:
Come on. Ben, let's go to the House oil
Delegates, they are going to dissect q police
Justice to-day.
What's been the matter with him? Dy-
manic Phlogosis.
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FANCY GOODS.
+ oTs OF NEW GOODS = sr,vrr

peceised to-day large line q PiCI ~ ".
hees ~, A.fTs--IBiack Walnut, Enamelled' ana Yer
yes"n,any OF them entirely new p auerms
which have never been shown oe,ore, ,He e.
bsndsome Fpamelled Frames tsomeinlng WI
,.,n,v newt n 25. 80. 75c., VI. and iarKs
frames made with Innings TO a. csoineis nsw
pasIes with frames, both for CABINET anu
s,-o n,nIure: Velvet Frames AZ AL prlces-.on's
beautiful f ones at I'll, %, and $3.50 Don't fai
10 look az them. L.. ,o-, ,.ro.
We have received within few 9ays WI 's nir
fcrent styies, at all prices from np' gooe
Alarm Clock, in nickel case, at tl:ao; ,p,sia'
eia P,tsot ha Wr S waais ~ rvsRYcIocE
VIZ SELL. from the cheapest to The highest; =.
give PERFEcf ga isfacton, or money reiunu nv.
meyer shown 50 large hHs ana n soes now. ",
have aided 10 our regular line iarge nne Y
JET and GILT ORNAMENT, for ladies' al al
Also pune ns PI Affb SETS at 20 and s22t, which
we warrant for five years; -
PLAIN ri .Cis for ladies aud gentlemen al ia
and $3.50, which we warrant for nye yeals, r
We ha We tire most beautiful line or SOLID GObh
RINGS at 81 we have ever offered rxr,
We have received a handsome Hoe q GENI6
FESs ssfHPIRaRs sSTTSS that 90 MOI
mash The cuff in putting them on-the most con
venIent thing cutx50 diherep, s'y,es;r PINS :.
GFNTLEMEN'SL LONG TAIL CRANAl'FlNo
New Pine line Of ofV GENTLaMEN's CHAINs-some ele-
Handsome Si%a BRRCELETs at ~ and o. per pair;
New CHAINS, SETS, and EAR-RlNGs' OF all de
scripti0ns: Observation-Disclosures.
Full line OF SfLVER-PLA TED WAKE NJ AL prizes.
BnTTER. isHEs. PICKLE. CAsTORs, SYRUP
CUPS, sUGAR-BOWLS, CAKES a n ~ ,
CELERY-STANDS, CALL-BELLs, NAPhIN'
RINGS, CUPS, ICE-PITCHERs, WATERS
&C., at all prices-all hipher-priced goods war
KNIVES, FORKS. and SPOONS, from the cheapes
TO the triple plate:
Full line OF CR0CKERY and G0BLETS;
LAMPS Of all kiuds, cheap;
Handsome line SpITTOONs at all prices;
Twenty different styles OF 11.plece CHAMBER
SETS at all prices from 1925 up Sl2-caI
and look at them before making your pur
chases;
FLU1ING MACHINES:
bigger line than ever Of 8 and l0c. goods.
w. A. STEVENS,
fec No. sos Broad street.
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BY Poiudexter & Tupper,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers,
1900 Main street
(under Planters National Bank.
DY VIRTUE OF THEPROvIsIONs OF

DY VIRTUE OF THE OF
three certain deeds Of trust executed 10 he un-
dcrsigned rs trustees, dated March "a, lsIf; anu
recorded IN the clers's Office or the county OF nan
over In Deed Book No, 8, pare 6e4 In The CLERKS
office OF the county Of Henrico Deed. Book 80;
page IN the clerks Office OF the Chanrery Court
OF the city of Richmond. Deed. Book 4 10 A, page
/ and In the chrk's office of the County court
Of aroUne, Deed BOOK 81 page 2Z9, default nav
In been made I'm the payment OF the sum OF money
therein stcnred. and being roquiied so 10 90 Dy le
beneficiary, we VIII sell by auctloh al me 1 pe H
mond, Va, at IL O'Clock NJ, on WEI NbSDa 4,
25th instant the property described IN SAD deeu as
follows: ,.,oo, h,,,,
| in the county OF Caroline, containing ONE III "
| DRIED AND TWENTY-FIVE AChra~, more ~, 0r
| los 8 bounded by the lands of NJ. W. taNe' u w.
billiard, James Field. and others, ana neS on me
sonth side of The road leading from Il. Il. wright
Also a certain LOT OF LAND lying and being
In the city of Richmond, fronting w re-, On ,nd
south tine of Cary street between Randolph ana
Reservoir streets. being Lots Nos. D, o, ana IN u
man of Sidney made by A. Y. Lee ana RECORDED III
the clerk Office OF Henrico county, Deed-Book si'
page 3. o,r I'm, r AVN ,,tns, aud no
| inc in the county of Henrco, on the south line oil
cary street. being.los Nos. l. z ana u ~ Sq.dHe
10 na map of uarye andslaneyi ad S Nv
| Lee. and recorded In the clerks once "i beur'0o
Comfy Court In ID. u. "a. page 3. c,,
| Also. ONE HALF INTEREST," n certain IhACi
or LAND living in the county OF ~ mover I'M 'u,,
| tanning EIGHT HUNDRED AND SlATf-SiA
| tTPts more or less, known as Woodbury., together
with all The privileges and arpurtenances thereto
TERMS: Cash sufficient to 4. fray the eXpen.es Of
sale and 10 nav bond Of $4,000 with interest
| from oath day of March, 1877; ana naance upon
such term. as shall be announced A. sale;
X. DOUGLASS WORKMAN,
| Trustees.
po1vprxryR 4 TUppER. huctioncers. fe IA
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By Jno. T.. Laugbton, Jr., Auctioneer,
9l6 Main street.

fe al214171sNlo specIal Commissionerl.
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RoUGH FREIGHT TRAIN.

Eotransfer Of freight A. Richmond Fl. ar rn
southern points. Cars ran through bcts,,n 81
and West Point.
guaranteed.
Through bills Of ading, win guaranteed ,s.s,
issued 10 all nor4irrR and western point.
For il formation apply al oaIce Of thr CONN =,
Twenty-third and Dock streets. HtcnmunI hl
or VI. T. DOT GLAS. ~Hpcrluf. is.'
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CATALOGUE SALE OF THE LARGl

CATALOGUE SALE OF THE LARGE
~ AND VALUABLE LAW LIBRARY OF
THE LATE CHARLES T.. MOSBY,
OF LYNCHBURG, VA,
AT AUCTION.
ON THURSDAY. February 26th, at O'Clock T..
NJ, al my auction. house, No. 9l6 vain street. The
collection embraces 1850 ~
UNITED STATES. ENGLISH LAW AND EQIi-
TY, and CHANCERY REPORTS;
VIRGINIA, MASSACHUSETTS, PENNSYLNA A.
MA. NEW YORK. and other STATE RE-
PORTS;
HOWELL's STATE TRIALS. "a vols.-Gne copy:
together with AL the STANDARD LAW BOOKS OF
the DAWN excellent condition.
CATALOGUES may be- had on Application to the
auctionccr or 10 WEST. JOHNSTON Il Co.
TERMS: sixty days credit on sums or $50 ana
upwards. for approved negotiable paper: under that
amount ca>h. JNO. +. LAUGHION, DR.,
e. IA. : % o32425y26 AucriOneer.
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BY w. Goddin.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
corner Of Bark and Eleventh streets.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU.
~ ABLE REAL ESTATE IN THIS CITY AND
MAR THERETO, ADJOINING T II n RESI-
DENCE OF DIR. l.. II. DICKfNSON.-By direction
OF the Cbancery Court Of Richmond, 10 us decree OF
the 20th January 1880, IN the suit Of Ragland rs.
RagiaD0's administrator ef dts.. the underestimate,
special commissioners, Wit proceed 10 sell az puyhc
auction, on the premises. on THURSDAY the " n
day Of February, 1880. at 4 o'clock r. VI. and IN
the order mentioned, the following DEslRABIsE
PROPERTY--to wit: First, The LOT OF by ITO
feet more or less. with FRAMED STABLE, &C.,
thereon, on the west line or Fiith street between
Marshall and Clay now In the occupancy OF Mr. W.
Jiusco,nb. Second, the LOT Of AZ by 1903 feet,
more or less with THREE FRAMED STORES and
DWELLINGS thereon. on the norm SIDE or Mar
shall between Second and Third sreets. Third, that
large and conveniently. arranged BRICK DWELL
INC, now occupied cy y. VI. Lee. .sq Of 20 by l67
feet more or less, To- wide alley on the north side OF
Mar, N street between Foushee aud Adams This
house with all It's modern improvements, has about
twelve rooms. besides kitchen, Stable, anu carriage
house Fourth. After the sale or The above, then,
on The premises. at 81 O'Clock Of the same day. will
be sold the LOT Of IL acres. more or less IN Hen
rico county but 10 sidney. ut the head OF The
Franklin street extension. and adjoining the resi-
dence OF Dr. l.. X. Dickinson.
TERMS: One fourth ca II balance at four, eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added. and title re aimed Till all are paid and con-
yeyance ordered by the Court.
J. A. LYMAN,
q. PURYEAR.
fe 9121417IS&l9 Special Commissioner.
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by Robert Il. Lyme,
Resl Estate AuctiOnccr,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
u FIRST-CLAsS THREE.STORY STOCK
BRICK DWELLING, No. 220, ON THE WEST
SIDE OF TWENTY-SECOND BET " FL y
BROAD AND GRACE STREETS, kT AUCTION.
In pursuance OF decree of the Richmond Chancery
Court, pronounced on the 7th day OF February,
$50. IN suit styled Duesberry, &C., rs. Duesberry
&C.. therein nenGing, the undersigned, appointed
special commissioner thereby, will Offer for sale,
February 1880, at Az O'Clock L. NJ, the above.de-
scribed TBREE-sTORY BRICK DWELLING,
containing nine rooms, with bath arrangements,
culyerts &C., sc. nice twO-stOry detached kitchen
OF several rooms. The property Is In thorough re-
pair, and the location ami neiRhborhOOd equal 10
any on Church I'M. The LOT fronts 80 ret q
inches on Twenty street. and runs BACK 1872
feet To any one wishing TO purchase rea,ly nice
piece of property this offers good chance
TERMS: Que third cash residue al six ard twelve
months the purchaser "a give negotiable totes. with
legal interest added from the day Of 50 le aud The
the Court. JOHN :. WISE
fe l2 Special Commissioner.
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by Robert u. Lyme
Real Estate Agent and Auctloiher,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF \ VERY VAL
i UABLE LITTLE TRUCK, MAkkET-, OR
DAIRY-FARM. CONTAINING 20 ACRES, EAST
or THE CITY AND FRONTING on OAKWoOD
AVENUE AB0UI ONE FOUETIH or e. M 4I;E
FROM THE CITY LIMITS AD1J0 9TuS TIE r..
pari execution Of certain deed Of trust dated Feb
ruary 7, 1879. from james f.. ana George T.
Drinker aud wives 10 the undersigned. as trustee.
and recorded in the clerks Office of Ilenrico
County Court, D. b. l02, PAGE 2S7, VIII oiirr for
sale upon he premises, on THURSDAY the l9'h
Iay of February. 1880. at O'Clock z. NJ. being
required so to by the holder Of the note described
i'm aid deed default having been made In the paw
ment of the same the sboye-descrlbed TRULY
VALUABLE PIECE OF tROlfRTN. The sol
has been highly improved. and Is we'll watered. The
improvements consist of nice siN-rOOm FRAME
ngs. The properly is now occupied by Mr.JameS +.
Drinker, who win lake pleasure In showing the place
To any one wishing To inspect.
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires cash rs 10
90 600 with interest. &C. and cost of sale, set it Is
probable that more liberal terms viii be announced
at sale. kOBEKl b. - NJ
fe IL ltustte'
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RAILROAD LINES.

RICHMOND. FRED'G q POTOMAC X. ". 60.
RICHMOND, VA. November 2, 1879.
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 8, 1879,
" trains ON this road Will run az follows:
NORTH BOUND.
e.l2 A. NJ, leaves Byrd-street station ds ~ lex
cept Sundays); due ~ WAshlngton,
lilo L. NJ; Baltimore, 500 4. VI. I;
Philadelphia, $3.50 L. NJ; New YORK,
1905 Il. NJ A.,
AZ Washington. OPS =. VI Baltimore,
Il25P NJ. PhilA ielphis, 1913 A. III.
New York, 6:45 A. NJ.
a.Oo p NJ ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
Junction. leaves broad street stA.i0s
daily Except sprdaysl.
SOUTH BOUND.
ioIhPN.. arrives a. isyrd-street station daily
Except Sundaysl. Leaves New YORK
S:lo A. NJ; Philadelphia. ll:to
NJ; Baltimore, $50 L. NJ; Washing
tor 5:Z0 T.. NJ.
iI.aO A. NJ, arrives at byrd-Street station daily
Leaves New York, 1000 Z. Nj. Pp,l
adeIphia, 1:lo A. NJ; Raltiy ore
Abs A. ~ Washington, 100 4. N.
sas A. NJ, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAiS arrive
al Broad-S;reet station as',v texcep
Sundayst q. A. TAYLOk,
General Ycket Agent
L. l. ~ ""'' 'S~ no 10
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By James NJ. Tas Tor Son.
Real Estate Agents and hucno"eers'
~ $500 of Eleventh and Bank streets.
DICHMOND BAZAAR, .1C
IL Nos. 1893 AND 1440 FRANKLIN ST. III
poprv HEAD or HORSES AND FIVE MULES
AT AUCTION.

THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock, we WI, sen a 60
ccived -. ,.ooa .,ocL nc
This invoice embraces some as good STOCK :, as
.bond no reGured for family use or for the irade'
and therefore we request the special at
tention of those In want
ALSO,
Five Young. WELL. BROKE MULES, OF fine
To9ethar win ali other stock that may be regis
tered In time for sale. .,.,, r-..,.,o.
T. II. COOK. Salesman. ie 20
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BY Robert Ii. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 east Main street.

AUCTION SALE OF A NICE LIT
N TIE FARM OF ABOUT TWENTY-FIVE
ACRES LYING On THE BRIDGE ROAD.
ABOUT A QUARTER OF A MILE FROM THE
CITY. AND ADJOINING THE LANDS OF
BRAUER'S ESTATE, DINNER, AND OTHERS,
AND NOW OCCUPIEDBY MR.. 81. KUHN.-Ia am
requested by the owner, who resid's in another
State and who is determined To SELL to Offer for sale,
upon the premises, on THURSDAY the 18Th day OF
February Immediately after The sale Of the land Of
joseph T.. Drinker-say at O'Clock i. M-the
aboye-descrbed PROPERTY. The soil IS In high
state of cultivation, and has been well kent uD. The
improvements consist of BRICK DWELLING
of Six rooms brick stable. covered with tin, and all
ether necessary Out-houSes, IN good repair.
TERMS: VIII be very liberal, and announced al
sale.
Special attention Ii invited 10 this sale.
ROBERT Il. LYME.
fell AuctiOneer.
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A boy recently hanged himself because
somebody found fault with him." That
boy was certainly not born to be an editor.
Turner'S Falls Reporter.
Advice to persons thinking Of divorce
Meyer dis.palr.
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EAST BOUND.


Mall train arrives at Richmond daily sN- INN
cept sunday at..........t ..ss...s.ss.t .''f'"
Express train arrives AZ Richmond daif ,, N
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .sss 30 wv
Accommodation traiu arrives AZ Klein u
mond daily except sunday at.....-.....y y Al
Mixed train leaves stanton A. o.. -,
taking passengers at G0r'ionsSille from sh' :
Midland ,rain from Washington, aud @rh" -
Richmond At sac 4. NJ , .,. fr
A connects with Virginia Midland lt'l"
Ivuehburg DanyilIe. aud Atlantic Mi,als'lVi' ~
ohio Railroad stations, sui viii Virgins
landt train, leaving at $40 Z. NJ. to Masblhs'
connects with NirgIdiA MiilAnd "''N
Lynehburg aud Dan,ille ....,.,..i.t.on
& connects with Valley railroad accom- niu.''
trala leaving At Sl5 NJ. for tlarrl,"u,uis Al
ID connects with Valley railroad tram "N''"e
Ill. A. NJ. For Harper's fefry.
v connect with stages for Lexington. . 6,r
n connects with &. n. 5. aud L. L. stf""i'''
g connects with soioto Valley railroad 1o' Wv
n CONNECTS with all lines dyerging TO thS w
| North vest and southwest W. VI. ;. DNNN,,
Engineer and snpsrlhtSnVs md
CONWAY Y. HOWARD, VensrAl faSSeeyc,s 10
! Ticket Azeah
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AUCTION SALES. -rnture Days.
by j. Thomp'on Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auciionecr,
lib east Main street.
NEW AND DESIRABLE FRAME

A NEW AND DESIRABLE FRAME
N HOUSE. VIII, sIXTY.FOoT LOT, ON RE-
sERyOIR sTREEf.--I VIII sell at auction, on
MONDAY, zap FEBRUARY. AT 8 O'CLOCK r. NJ 1,
The above PROPERTY, situated on the east line or
Reservoir street south OF Beverly sfitef aud y
enc or the REST RECONSTRUCTED HOUSES.
both IN PLAN AND MAT BRiAL, 70 be found
In that neigbborhood. The HOUSE has eight rooms
and Is qu.e desirable. and being sold only uecanse
the owner (wbo built III intends 10 leave the CITY.
good chance for good investment.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance In six, Twelve,
and eighteen month";, nj q per cent :. secured Dy
deed IF trust j. THOMPSON BROWN,
10 ~ Auctioneer
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DICnMOND. YORK. RIvERfizlpaI

ICHMOND. YORK RINERcfTSusI
hAND CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD.
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANSFORM
TION COMPANY, , 80,
an Boston, Providence aud all New England ciues
steamers leave " EST POINT, VA, on eacl
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AT II noon; con-
acting with trains from RICHMOND.
Steamers arrive at WEST POINT on each TUES
DAY and FRIDAY.
Direct shipments from Boston ria Boston ant
Providence Railroad ria West Point Va.
II. T.. DOUGLAS, superintendent,
V.D. GRoNER. General Agent. ap
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by Richardson K Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctoneers'
ll13 Main street.

PoIvDrxrFR < TUPPER. sucl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-18
Ry IOhn VI. Goddln
Real Estate Agent aud AuctlOneer,
No. lI06 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
" AND LOT ON THE WEST SIDE OF TWEN-
TY-SIXTH STREET BETWEEN VI AND y
STREETS, CHURCH HILL, AT PUBLIC AUG
TION.-In pursuance Of a decree OF the thancery
Court OF the city Of Richmond entered on The 2dday
of December, 1879, in the case OF Landlord, as
signee. rs. McDOnough and ais. the undersigned;
commissioners appointed for the Fnrp0 - VII sen
AT public auc ion. on she premises on FRIDAY ne
2Oth dav of February, 1880 at "A o'clock +. VI,
the PROPERTY located as aboye-lot SZ1 by l32
feet-with the improvements thereon.
TERMS: Enough in cash 10 pay the cost and eX-
penses of this suit aud of said sale the residue upon
creuit of one, two. and three years, the purchaser
executing negoil able notes for the deferred pay
mcnts with per cent interest from day Of sale, and
the title TO be retained until The whole Of the pnr-
chase money shall be paid and conveyance ordered
by The Court lsAAC IL. tAkkl MUM
J. VI. GREGORY,
10 Specal COmmis SiOnors.