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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-16
Our Names.

Alexander (spelt Alisaunder by Chaucer
and bis predecessors) has furnished W. with
the patronymics Sands, Sanders, Saunders,
Sapderson, and Saunderson. The eXplana-
ton OF the popularity Of this ancient hero
with our grandams and their gossips opens
M a curious chapter i'm literary history.
WAY has no other general Of antiquity be-
come household name in modern times?
The remarkable exploits Of the Macedo-
nian couqueror filed the world with his re-
nowr during bis own short lifetime; but
the splendor Of bis victories vanished be-
fore the more permanent achievements OF
Roman generals, and for many centuries his
fame passed quite out OF the popular memo
~ OF Europe. After the downfall Of the
Roman Empire bis forgotten glory was re-
vived In the Levani, passing thence to
Western Europe, not by the study OF classical
authors, but by an echo from the literature
OF a distant country, where the arms OF
Rome had made but slight impression. Ia
Persia Alexander had never been forgot
ten; and he had there been for generations
the hero of popular story, around whom
clustered myth and legend, as 10 the case OF
the British Arthur, when In the year 1910
A. ID. an officer OF the Court OF CONSTANT
pople translated from the Persian into
Greek an account OF the fabulous exploits
OF this Oriental hero. The intercourse
which soon after this sprung up between
Western Europe aud the Levant by means
OF the Crusades introduced this romance TO
the Latin nations, and by means Of transla-
lions il was soon generally difused among
\ public for whom anything pertaining
10 Eastern history had at this time
special interest. Tue subject was
seized upon with esgerness by the
trouulres OF France. the successors
OF the ,roubadours OF Provence, and about
q dozen different poems OF the twelfth and
the thirteenth century are known under the
title OF the Roman PAtexdndre." The
most celebrated and popular OF these heroic
recitaIs was the AlexdndretS OF Philip Gau-
tier, Of Lille, whish was composed, as APP
pears from internal evidence, between the
wears ITO aud 1901 1t was written In Latin
bexameters, and served as the model for
numerous limitations which appeared in va
rtous languages. Several Of these transla-
tions we're written Ia verses OF twelve syl-
lables, or six iambic feet, which seemed to
the scholars OF shat day the nearest attain
able resemblance TO the metre OF the origi-
nal. The name Aiexandrine, applied in
modern poetry TO line OF twelve syllables,
took its rise from its employment 10 these
6 widely-cifculated poems. which he'd the
fancy Of our youthful foreiathers. Had IL
not been for this chain OF literary compost.
lions we should bear to-day OF Mr.. Alex
ander, or Mr.. Saunders, or Mr.. Sands as
rarely a. we hear Of Mr.. Miltades, Mr.. Han
nibsI, or Mr.. scipio.
Phillips, Phelps, Phipps, Phipson, Philip
son, Pbiipot, ETC., are not due 20 Ale.,an.
ders father, but TO the disciple mentioned
ia the New Testament.
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,.....-. 1,spofcA In literary society,
:, ~sIrh am Z member, used tne ex,
'w's.icr . frst two,v but was INFORMED
= \, 1ss nncramatical. Would be glad
= .'s,s -n,,ld enlirb,en me on tho subject,
sna 4 wrong. correct me. simply want
- kraw II "the tisst two or three" y
rs.hs. ar Il |. the two 6rst or three hrst = Is
always right. Very respectfully, &C.,
aSuBsCRi3ER.
There Il good authority for the use OF
.,,her q t,rst twov or "two 1rst." We re-
cali lust nov as wellknown persons VINO
use the latter form Of expression Black.
ssaee N his celebrated Commentaries, ana
Tho Hon. Robert C. winthrop, distin-
gnl,hed Statesman and scholar Of Msssaehu-
sets, who was. once Speaker Of the nai'ona'
House Of Representatives. Fowler, IN DIS
Elementary Gram mar, says: "The Aneao.
saxor language possessed, for the t,oo trst
nerxous. dual number" Fuller tot
Encland) speaks Of "the nine last chap
,ers Of john, There are thousands
Of other instances Of the use OF the same
form. The only objection to II that we nave
ever read or heard OF Is that 1t Is wrong TO
sneak OF the two first persons or things De-
cause there can really be but one first per-
son or thing. GooId Brown argues that
Fuller ought not to have said in the above
quotation " nine last chapters" but "ias'
nine chapters" because, he says, 'nefe
might be several mines Of chapters selected
from John. But that could not be said Of
the ouotation from Fowler. On the con-
trary, Browns argument would show tha'
Fowler was right; for as there's are but three
persops 10 English grammar we could mol
correctly speak OF FIRST two, and second
two, aud a third two, seeing that accord
ing to Browns argument to speak OF
"1rst two" is to imply at least "second
two.v However. ii is easy 10 show that tue
criticism will not stand the test OF usage
not even OF unavoidable usage. Every.
body will admit that 1t is correct to say,
"Tbe ten persons who were named last are
Democrats The argument Is that pro
perry speaking" there is but one last per-
son; but 10 this last.quoted sentence we
sec that the argument Is fallacious. The
expression we know to be accurate, and yet
II says Ia so many words that not single
person but ten persons were last named.
We haven't time to pursue the argument.
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BY George s. yashon 4 Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionters,
No, z Tenth street.

GOOD BRICK STORE. WITH DWELL
VI ING ABOVE OF FIVE ROOMS, AND kiicH
IN WITH TWO ROOMS. C0RNER OF HA M;
Co(K AND CLAY STREETS mo. 1t2l WEST
CLAY STREET).-The LOT has front OF ~
feet on Clay street. aud runs back within psral'el
lines 1926 feet to an alley. The improvements are
AZ the request of the owner we will sell at pubic
auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1880,
at 3 o'clock =. NJ. the property above described:
This property has always been occupied at good
rental: and as q G owner Is extremely anxious 10
sell, speciai attention Is called 10 this sale.
TERMS: Easy. and made known at sal..
GEORGE s. VASHON * SON,
se12 Aueiioneers.
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RICHMOND AND PKTERsBURG(
RAILROAD COMPANY. I
COMMENCING SUND A Y, July %,
~ 1880. trains on this read viii run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1900 u, THROUGH NAIL daily, connectfh.
for Charleston, Savannah, Augusts
and Aiken (yia Charest0nl, Raleigh
jacksonville. Stops only ut Chester
and Manchester, and at Halfway or
6:2oP, NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daily
Passengers taking this train VIII make
clese connections at Petersburg foi
Norfolk.
COCOA. NJ, THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN daily
Except sunday; connecting with A.,
N. & o. X. r., for Lynchburg and be-
yond.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
800 A, A., THROUGH FREIGHT daily Except
Sunday. connecting With Richmond
Fredericksburg snt Potomac railroad
fu all points North East. and West
o:25A. NJ, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN daily
except sunday. stops at all Sta
aA4 p. n THROUGH NAH. daily, connecting
with RlchmoEd, Fredericksburg ans
Potomac railroad for all points Eas'
ard Wet. Also, making close conhec,
ton with the Chesapeake and 0his
railroad for the Virginia springs ane
All points North and West. This trAis
stops ~ Manchester and Chester, sne
at Half Way and Drury's Rlud, Oh
All, TRAINS leaving Petersburg win start frcs
siISfAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rich
mond 8 A. Al. and $50 l.. NJ; cave refers
hprg $50 A. n. and $40 T.. NJ, every sunday.
iv23 Il. ID. KLINE. Supertnieudent.
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RICHMOND, Va, September 4, 1880.
. of the Journal of Commerce

Editor Of The journal Of Commerce
Please inform me who is the author OF the
expression, "Trust IN God and keep your
Dowder dry.o r. K. X.
RepIp.-This saying is attributed 10 Oil
yer Cromwell, who bad such expressions at
every pitched battle. Another often quoted
H., "Trust in the Lord, and push 'em hard
with the pixies" Faith and works were
the keynote of most that are recorded.
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP fN4
" COMPANY. -
FOR NEW YORK

This company VIII dispatch one OF tnsiT sp,sndle
stssmers-0LD DOMINION, WfANOihl,E;;, ans-
HAITIAN, ISAAC BELL, and RlChMoSSD.,
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY
These sbips are entirely new, and were built eI-
They hive splendid saloons, sts'e-rooms' ana oAl~
TIE fare, accommodations, and attentions are IN
surpassed. M, o., Moth river
ships going nortn land at Pier SIS Nof.n , 60,
foor ~ Reach street ships coming south SAT- t"H
pier a. North riyer, foot OF Christopher sTes~
Cabin fare 70 New fork, ola sIeerase, 70 Ah'
Fre,rAu for points beyond New York forwardeo
With dispatch, aud charge made except scssa' az
FTeirnt received until O'Clock =. ". daily.
FOR further information appyn
GEORGE W. ALLEN CO, hxehn
uvle ouEce Consanys wharyes. RocssuA
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No 2 Mail leaves Huntington daily, except sun
day. The No. train leaving Huntington on Satur-
day lies over at White sulphur from $50 A. NJ
Sunday TIL Q A. NJ. Monday.
Virginia Midland nail from Danvile and Lynch
burg connects closely at Gordonsyille with No for
Richmond
No. 4 Express &c. b. s. and F. p. steamerl leaves
Cincinnati at b. NJ daily, and Is due at Hunting
ton TO connect with No. Express which runs daily
to Richmond.
No. 6 Accommodation leaves GOrdonsville daily.
except Sunday. at 6:25 a. NJ. and arrives at Rich
mond at 8 A. NJ. On Mondays only runs from
Stanton. leaving Staunton At 2:55 A. NJ.
No. % Mixed leaves Staunt0n daily, except SUM-
day, at $40 A. VI. H. connected with az Gordons-
Vile by Virginia Midland mail from Washington,
and arrives AT Richmond at Z. Nj.
SLEEPING-CARs on No. from Huntington to
White sulphur. On No. from White Sulphur to
Richmond.
For rates. tickets. baggage-checks. &C.. apply to
r. III. FISHER. Ticket Agent, Chesapeake and ohio
DEPOT aud A. w. CARRIER, Ticket Agent. S26
Main street, Richmond, Va. w. 81. :. DUNN,
Engineer and Superintendent.
CONWAY Y. HOWARD, General Passenger auc
Ticket Agent. an 20
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BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
ll13 Main street.

1.-TWO ATTRACTIVE MEDlUM.SIZED
Il BRICK DWELLINGS, CENTRALLY L0CA,
TED, FOR SALE ny AUCTlON.-We snail sen
by auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY. 21sT DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1880,
nj AZ O'Clock z. NJ. TWO NEW AND Al
TRACTIyE BRICK DWELLiNGs and LO1 WIN
ak rooms each. with modern improvements. on the
south side Of Ross street between Fourteenth and
Mayo streets. -,
TERMS: One third cash; balance In SIX ana
twelve months, NEGOTIABLE notes given Tor tbe De,
fetred payments, with interest added. aud occurred
by deco OF trust More liberal terms may be maze
al the time OF sale. RICHARDSON 4 CO.,
"a IA Auctioneers.
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RICHMOND, FRxp,a 4 POTOMAC X. X. Co.,l
RICHMoSD, VA, November z, 1879. y

RICHMOND, FRxp'a POTOMAC X. q. Co~}
RICHMOND, VA, November Y, 1879.
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 8, 1879,
| J trains on this road Will run as follows:
NORTH BOUND.
a.Io A. H.. leaves Byrd-SIeet station daily lex
cept sundays due at WAshtngton
l.to r. NJ; Baltimore, SOB r: M;
Philadelphia, $50 Z. NJ; New YORK
1905 p. VI.
~ Washington. Gas +. n. baltimore
ll:2B p. ST.; Philadelphis, $3.50 A. n.
New York, 6:45 A. M
a.o0 p NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN Tor
junction, leaves Broad Street station
daily iexcent snrdaysl.
SOUTH BOUND.
fo.16 p NJ. arrives &C Byrd-strees station aaiiy
fexceps Sundays). Leaves New YORK,
els A. M: Phiiadelphia, ll.4o A.
NJ; Baltimore, $50 T. H.. WashinS'
ton 5:x0 u NJ.
llso A. NJ, arrives ss Byrd-street etatioa DAILY,
$500 Leaves New York, 10:0e r. Nj Phil'
sdeIphia, lilo 4. M; Bsltimers
I:5S A. "; warrington, 700 A. ~.
s:ls A. H., ACCOMMODATION TRAN axTivs
a Broad-Stxeet station dniix texcef
9unIaysl. G. A.ykfLONs
General Etokes Axo1k
1T. .. MYlRs. General SUPERINTENDENT
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by ROcert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NICE AND
i Mat FRAME DWELLING. NEW Y
BUILT, WITH LARGE L0T, ~ NoRTHEAsp
CORNkR OF TWENTY.NINTh An %
tue OF Two certain deeds executed re'pe yiv,ly
on the 3lst July, 1877, aud the 2sth day, OF
May, 1878. by Barbour Graves. BOTH recorded IN
mage az. anal b. liz A, age 424, 10 secure GER
lain sums OF money, and Oefauls having been made
I'm The paymtnt Of portion the reof, shall. at re-
quest OF the beneficiary secured, proceed to sell,
upon the premises, by public auction, on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1880,
at s O'Clock Z. NJ, the above described property.
The house contains several rooms The lot Is SAX
by 1872 feet TO an alley.
TtRMs: Cash as to sl9o and interest and costs,
&C., OF sale: residue. II any, payable upon such
terms AS may oe given al time OF sale. -
T. OHIO LOHNAN, Trustee.
ROBERT b. LYME, Auciioneer. Sc l4.16&dts
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a connects for Farmviile, Lynchburg, aud all
points in the Southwest. %
/, connects for Milton, v. c.
{ connects for Asheyille aud all points In West
North Carolina.
connects for Macon and all points in soathwe'
Georgia.
connects for Jacksonville and all points ia Flo
rida.
connects for Macon and all points in southw6it
Georgia, and Chattanooga Nashville, Memphis, AM
all Texas points.
G. connects for Selma, Meridian, Jackson, ar.
VicksburK.
II connects for Galveston and all Texas points.
Trains from the abOye-named points arrive N
Richmond at 4:43 T.. NJ. $50 A. NJ, and $50 L. NJ
Trains on North Carolina division make connec
ton at GOldsbOrO' with the ". Il W. r. X, to ane
from Weldon and Wilmington.
Pullman Palace Drawing-room and Sleeping Can s
run through on Train No. IS from New York am
Richmond to Atlanta, Ga, on Train NO. AZ from
Richmond to Dauylle.
Bon Air passenger train leaves Richmond at
L. NJ; arrives at Ron Air At 7:20 l.. NJ. ; arrives
at COalfeld at 1870 +. NJ. Returning, leaves Coat
field at 3 A. NJ, ROn Air at $40 A. NJ, aud arrives
at Richmond at $50 A. NJ.
passenger coach will be attached to Train ieay-
ing RichmOnd 5:20'P. NJ arriving At Bon Air Al
5:54 Il. NJ, and returning leave Bon Air at 1886 r.
n, arriving In Richmond at 9 L. VI. daily except
Tickets sold 10 all points south, southeast, are
southwest and baggage checked through.
No lay over checks giyep on local tickets.
JOHN X. NACMURDO,
General Passenger Agent
T VI. r. TALCOTT, General Superintendent.
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BY Furman Topper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
10l6 Main street. corner Eleventh.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO FRAMED

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO FRAMED
J. TENEMENT IN THE CITY OF MANCHES-
TER, SITUATED ON THE SOUTHEAST COR
NER OF HULL AND SIXTH STREETS.-by
virtue of "A certain deed of trust execute 10 the UNI
ders signed "a trustees, dated July 30 1879, and re-
corded I'm the clerks office of the Hastings Court or
the city of Manchester, TO secure the payment OF a
certain note therein mentioned tdefault having
been made I'm the payment thereof, and being re-
uuired so to do By the benz fcary, we shall sell by
public auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY THE 10Th OF SEPTEMBER,
at 5 O'Clock 7. NJ. the above described properly
The lOi fronts AZ feet Hull street, and extends
back 65 feet more or less. The properly yields a
good rent, and beng on the city's chief business
street should attract bidders The sale Of The SAID
properly is made at the risk and costs OF Mr.. Robert
Beattie, a former purchaser, he having fai ed TO
comply with lbe terms Of the safe.
TERMS Cash rs TO expenses OF sale aud a note OF
1850, with interest from August z, 1880, To day OF
sac. ;. 4. KIDD --.-.----
GEORGE II. P0INDEXTER,
Trustees.
FuRMAE TUPPsR AuetiOneer. Sc 10
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posrpoSEMENT.

The above saIe is postponed until TiiURSDAi
the 8!h OF September, at AZ O'clock I; d.
Administrator Of Charles I. Vasnon' trustee
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CxOCSERY GLASSWARE. ac.

NTEW GOODSl NEW GOODS!
Just received from France, England ana NeN
York the finest and most unique Hue OF goods ever
shown IN this ket, 10 which the lsdie' ep+cls1
attestion Is called uring them Of an agreeao'e
surprise. c,,ups
ILLUsIyk GLASSWARE,
TOILET MIRRORS.
DUNsMORE GOODS "a new coorh
NEW SHARE sNOW-BALLs.
A,xays ON the lookout for something new, nave
An addition 10 the AMERICAN GAME sEh'iOL
shown last spring, secured the hrss
AMERICAN FISH ssTs'
10 which the attention OF all Is oaled. s.o,
selb ". II. TAYLOR. lOll Msln sLeee. -.
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lust RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
- by auction on dock opposite York-Riyer depot,
"a barrels PRIME CIDER VINEGAR for pick
1913 barrels PRIME NEW YORK STATE AP-
PILES.
Sale at O'Clock Z. n. TO-DAY, September 10Th.
Sc 1915 ATKINSON & TEMPLE.
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VNUTT'S HAIR.DYE.-GRAY HAIR or
Il WHISPERS changed TO a GLOSSY BLACK by q
single application OF this DYE. II impartsa Natu.
raj Color, acts instantaneously. Sold by druggists
or sent by express on receipt OF IL.
OFFICE, SO MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
Imy 2e-eodtAp20J
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I shall sell the above ADMIRABLY and THO
ROUGHLY CDNSTRUCTED and MODERNLf-
ARRANGED RESIDENCE by auction on day and
at hour named.
This properly was built bv DR.. COakev only few
wears ago of the best ma eria and I'm the most sub
staniial manner. The dwelling contains twelve
rooms and kitchen Of four rooms, WI h closets TO
chambers, servants rooms, pantry bathroom COM
pete with hot and cold water. nalble mantels pIr-
chased In New York. fine chandeliers and gas-fx
lures throughout, fyscreeDs 10 all the windows and
doors. front iron railing. stable aud house
&C., Sc. In fact, This is beyond question one Of the
haudso mest and most complete private residences
In Richmond II having been huIlt with an eye single
10 comfort and compactDess, coupled win dura'
hiliIy and attraciiyeness The front windows have
he finest French plate. glass, The halls are WIDE
sliding doors 10 parlOr, with ornamental plate-glas
An inspection is all that will be required TO satisfy
one of its worth aud convenience. The basement,
now u. ed by the Doctor for his Office, has splendid
front entrance, with three large airy and we'll
lighted connecting with water arrangem' MS
complete. For physician or professional gentle
man this offers unusually good OBporl unity. or
for private residence alone II is unexcelled. The
LOT fronts on Grace street % by $50 feet to an
aliey.
THE TERMS will be named al the time of sale.
Special attention is invited 10 mis- sale.
ROBERT Ii. LYME,
SO I1-14,16,lS&tdli AucLiOneer.
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RAILROAD LINES.
No. 3,
ByDyess.

No. Mail leaves Richmond daily, except Sunday,
for Huntington. Connects closely NJ Gordonsvlile
for Lynchburg.
No. 8 Express runs daily, connects nj Huntington
with steamers for Portsmouth, Mays,ille- and Gin
cinnaii. and connects closely al Gordonsyille for
Lvnchburg.
virginia Midland Express from Washington CON-
meets closely at Gordonsvile With No. for Hun
iinrton, with Pullman sleeper from Philadelphia TO
White SULPHUR.
Virginia Midland Express from Danvile and
Lyuchbure connects closely at Charlottesville with
No. for Cincinnati.
No. 5 Accom- mediation leaves Richmond daily. ex-
cept Sunday. at $3.50 p. NJ. and arrives at Cor
louisville at 7:l5 T.. NJ; on Saturdays only viii run
TO Staunton. arriving at 10:l5 y. NJ.
No. 81 Mixed leaves Charlottesville daily, except
Sunday. at 4.20 z. NJ, on arrival OF Virginia Mid
land mail from Danyille and Lynchburg, and ar
riyes az Wiiliamson's Mt l:l5 A. NJ.
SLEEPING-CARs on No. 3 from Richmond to
White sulphur. On No. from White Sulphur to
Huntington.
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AuCrroN sALEs.-.russrs pays.
BY Chafin. staples q Co..
Real Estate Agents aud AuctIone<rs,
No. north Tenth street.

GALE OF A DESIRABLE SUBURBAN
~ BRICK DWELLING NEAR THE COa Tx ~
OF DARLINGTON AND M0SBY sTRkHio ~
AUCTfOE.-By reauest Of Mr.. Reams. ~bo nas -
moved from the city, VIC win sell by suction on TIC
premises. on
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER "a, 1880,
Mt 4ko'clock p. NJ, The NfCETwO-STORY BRlCh
DWELLING formerly occupied By him, located ss
above Just beyond the corporation Incl con
nine r0emf. The LOT Is 80 by about iJo ,ess
deep, and has upon IL n cow-houss, good wen Oh
water. good vineyard. &c.
TERMS: One third cash; the balance IN s,a ~
twelve, aud eighteen months Tor uefoIiap'e potss
with interest added, secured by deed of trust, anu
the building Insured for tile benefit or the VENDOR.
CHAFFIN, STAPLES co..
sele Auciioneers.
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p..,rs,s,s 4 rents and Auctioneers,
40. 7 Tenth street

W. -
TRUSTEES SALE OF F. LOT III ' WITM
iMpSsVy e nhsTs rtissESS TnE N8F fEa
LINE Of MARsHt Nixon sTREETs: No: soc g.
THE LOT FRONTS ON MA lMxrrts,x PARhLigI
LINES iso FEET 10 WIDE k kLIi II WIFI.
RmfT n n Gnup oRpER. AND C0NIA l.s
sEyES ~ Ro xgMsrssSEy sTTABLE Sc-By viz
tue Of deed Of trust from H. GaIeuroSs vs.hon
for Mary n. Clan brook. &c, 70 snA I'M. a, Rirb-
AZ trustee OF record in the c*fks once OF n,cn.
Court Died S d bses ,ers ~ ,pss
49,. a. IA des,uit having been made 10 the pay
ment thereof wiz 81 by Sus e sene
fciary or said deed. proceed 10 sell ~ p"o''e ""e
ton, upon The premises, ON ,ouo
:, ~ .,.,o,s d ~ The property above described.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses OF save ana ,,ii
with Interest from the TN OF sepIem9er ,ced
Maid: balance on such terms As may pc anm0unoeo
at sale. 0EOrrU y ~ 81 Trusres
So 10
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BY Furman Upper,

Real EStatt AXtUI aH1 AuCtIUItcr'
No. lOl6 Main street. corner Of Eleventh.
TWO-STORY FRAMED TENEMENT,
i No. 920 NORTH THiRTIETH STREET, BE
TWEEN q AND 4 STREETS At AUCTION
BY request OF the owners shall sell by auction on
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 16,1es0.
on the premises. at @ o'clock r. NJ, the aboye-he-
scribed PROPERTY. The HOUSE contains Tour
rooms. and is occupied by good tenant al piylng
rental The LOT fronts IAN feet on the west line
of 1hirtleih street, and runs back 1913 feet TO an
alley. There Ii a good well Of water on the place.
SELF FURMAN TUPPER, Auciioneer.
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BY Jno. Z. Laugh,on, Jr., Auctioneer,
Ql6 Main street,

IL PIANO, GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C, AT AUCTION.
THIS DAY al 10Y O'Clock will sell at my sciion-
NITURE, consisting of
MAHOGANY and other BUREAUS,
MAHOGANY and JAPANESE REDSTEADS, .
TABLES, ENCLOSED WASHSTANDs,
SIDEBOARDS, TIN and WIRE SAFES,
FEATHER-BEDS, MATTRESSES,
j WALNUT NURSERY BEDsTEAD and MAT
TRESS.
INGRAM CARPETS. CURTAINS,
CANE and WOcD.sEAT CHAIRS and ROCK
Frs.
1 CHfLD's PLAYHOUSE.
COUNTER. PLATFORM, and other SCALES,
GAS. FIXTURES, &C.. &c.
Also, at IL O'Clock, >
/ EXCELLENT ROSEWOOD-CASE 64-OC-
TAVE WORCESTER PIANO, In excellent order,
and an instrument Of fine tone, 10 which an exam
ination Is asked before the hour Of sale.
JNO. f. LAUGHTON. JR.,
sel6 AuctOnter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-16
CANAL PACKET LINE.

TAMER RIVER CANAL-EkJTTuut
81 PACKET LINE-We will run rs,Ss------i
LINE OF OMNIBUSEs from RICHMOND %
connect with the PACKET-BOATs until the rail-
road connection IS made.
Omnibuses will leave the packet. ofice on mon
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS, az 3
O'Clock y. NJ. and will arrive at the pscket-1ffce
SUNDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS az 7
A. VI.
LIGHT FREIGHT carried.
Sc 7.lOt ALEXANDER HARTMAN.