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DIR. J. 4. ROSES
Colder PILLS
THE GREAT FEMALE TONIC.

Since tie death Of Pref Devices, Of the Univer.
s:ty Of Pennsylvania the diseases Of females, a.
special branch OF medicine. has received but little
attsntion, and In even nov less understood than
any other branch Of the profe@ion. Amer thirty
jean Of extensive practices and close study. DR. j.
d Rose presents 70 the public the result, these
truly excellent Pills. They have . peculiar affinity
Dor the debiiisated muscles Of the ismales and Il
20 CASE HAVE THEY FAILED in radically curing
thnee distressing complaints females are often
subject TO. They brace the whsle system. giving
stTeasth and yivAcfy 10 the frame a. large By in
ereasing the colorinS matter Of the blood, causing
the capillary system to becsns fnlly injec
the lips 10 aasuEe reider color and the eve q re-
neved brightness. They are pre-en,neutly tonic,
and peculiarly ntted to improve the c,aity Of the
blood, when Impoverished by any cause, hence,
they useful in diseases eharzrtefize1 BY debiii
~, especially when the consequence Of any iLord.
nate discharge. For h1sedepreased By pale com.
PlP1ion, lsRgvof, restessuess, paiDitzton, en.ee.
bled circulation, and thin blood, they are q
sovereign remedy. Thousands Of ladies Who had
long been under the cafeo th0se prsctcing the old
system Of medicine, have proaouaced them suEe-
nor 10 the Whole faculty and their various
compounds.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Sent b mail 70 any address receipt Of 80 ceats
No. 50 North Ninth street, Philadelphia, P m.
M Ri3vedAeov
Loo6, ~ Y00Dg BearaDess YYseDa,
Turkish Opg.ent will raise you q bsarI in tvessy
days . cents Address Dr.. Tracy, % CIi6 o.
Esv York. novi
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


New York Money Market.
NRW yoRK. January p.
Money more active: early this morning IL stood
at Sg6s per cent. and in the afternoon II advanced
to per cent. gold, with exceptions Of per cent
per day.
~terlinc quiet at l0g3< 1iosx
Gold more sctive and : dvancad: At IIshzSlI3x
when il fell 10 lis1f closing At ll3H9li33S
lrans a. gas per cent.
Cleanngs, SIS V00. 900.
Treasury disbursements. $4,000.
God en- aged for exp u to-morr.v $50, 900.
Governments opened KSL higher and closed
with further advance Of e.
state Bonds quiet and st-sdy.
Stocks are moderately active.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

,BIxBY's Backing. The only Polish not
injurious to leather. wxd
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Tickets Sl0,Half Tickets So,
Quarters $3.50.

Sc Our lotteries are chartered By the Stair, are
always drawn at the time named, and all drawings
are under the supervision O: commits
GTIbe official drawing will be Published ia the
-. Louis papers, and copy Of drawing sent to
purchasers of tickets.
0o-Ne will draw : similar scheme the last DAY o.
every month during the year 1872.
eD- Remit at our risk by Posi- OFFICE MONEY
ORDERS. REGISTERED LETTER, DRAFT
EXPkEs5. send for circular. address
MURRAY, M!LLFk 4 co,
Postoffce box 2i's. ST. IoUIS. MO
Il
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SiCv0 REWARD.

A IS PAGE book, eoatsining snsven to qasst!saa
Of great inpostancs. rent free for too 81 mn,
Addrs1 Ms. II. Astzssr, Hanover. IA
lnn1Uet
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KANSAS.

Candidates for State Printer at
,Wark.
Election to Take Place at Noon
To-Day.
Phillips and Lowe in the Senate
rial Field.
P0merOy DESTROYS Of q Well
Defined Opposition.
DOilgs at the Capital.
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1syY
LONDON HAIR CSE.Gie
RESTORER g. DRESSING.

RESTORER & DRESSING.
nEsr1nx. .ELoSDoxHs Lrs
! AID SURE TO RULnNDOS-Sa BEAUTY THE
rnEvkNr sSLosDoS1s wEAxKsr
A fne head Of hair is such an indispensable ai-
iunct to beauty that No one who prizes good looks
should neglect to this the most perfect Hair
Restorer and beauti6er extant. Price 10 cents.
Certificates and Testimonials
Read this home certificate, testified 10 by Ed
ward b. Garrigne-, one Of the most competent
Dspggists and Chemists in Philadelphia, q man
whose verzcity none can doubt.
am happy to add my testimony to the great
value Of the "LOndon Hair Coler Re-torer," which
restored its hair to its original dark color and the
hue appears to be permanent. ] am satisfied this
preparation 10 nothing like dye, hut operates upon
the secretions. II Is also beautiful hair dressing,
and promotes The growth. purchased the first
bottle from Edward y. Gzrrigues druggist, Tenth
and Coates streets. Who slsI testify my hair
Vas very gray when commenced its use.
MRS. MILLER
No. 80 North Ninth street, phiIaspiphia.
Dr.. Seayns d Son, Respected friends-I have the
plea uIe to inform you that lad y OF my ze9uaint-
ance, Mrs Miller, is delighted With the success Of
your 'London Hair Color Restorer.'' Her hair
filling rapidly, and quite gray. The color has
been reported, aud the falling OF entirely stopped
BY its use.
FB. GARRIGUES,
Druggist, cor. Tenth and C.si.s, Philadelphia.
Ask Tor ''London Hair Color Hestorer." Use no
other.
Price IS cents bottle Dr. SwAYNE = SON
Philadelphis, sole Agent, for the United States.
Sold by BET PARHAI,
Ieavcnworth,
eo1&eov and all s-aiass In Inc .oilst articles
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A0g9o CDRaSou1

lFrsslstih1a. Ce0MaaA iaeedisse love. A. A
ds.s br. Trey. % Gle sfEsss. Few York. povio
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CAUTION w. .r. |: rs:.; ..:..

Buyers are cautioned TO avoid the numsrou
counterfeit. and limitations offered for sale.
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, New York,
oet1sdeodS3 Agents for the United states
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wASHIN sTON.
The Caldwell Inquiry.

Testimony Of ThsA Carney and
W. s. Burke.
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chicago 0oekoa.
cDuAse. January n.
FLoun-Fleur scarce md Aru.
WnsAr-6soy.nt hot sassstlsa es1 higher; Ne
spriag - O Sa3<9l -; he elesrA NJ q 80 $;
% tse spsa o. M; In February Ne ; st q II
C0Rz-ln f.ir demand and . ,raefioa higher; Ne
IN nd, N soxe casa; and SeS@sse in Febsu-
ary.
OAfs-steaAy; 10 :, at 3ske.
RYs-Stesdy; No ;. u &C.
B.nIs'-DaD a.A lewsr; Ns 3 AL 1s07sc; Ne
ct &c.
Pnovmon-EiTa.
MSS fosx-aishsr. at9ll eo0li Is % IL ~
md Ga = IN March.
March.
BrLx MrAn-0esezally Aeld ~ hIgAa, alss
efshors nh losse. u shoaI1sn pscksa, .;
~ Re
W1Kr-Qaiet st &c. @ u
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AU4sIxOM &AElES4-Fnfn Iyaya
>->--1s~sg-22sss.
BY Grubbs q Williams,
Aactioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street Between Main ami t,a,,,, 3

Al sSIGNEEs AND TRUSTEES, SALE
THE Town of masc q h TEEFH'tYH fkrxfxI9,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE CITY or RiGnn,
WIrH VALUABLE WATER POW id. III t Elm
AT AN ANIMAL RENTAL OF 1880 PEI,
ANNUM FROM The TOWN OF MASCHE"..
'TEB -As assignee OF the esta.e Of George b. Stacy
&c son, haDkrupts, In connection with tho irvstee
herein naned, VIC VIII offer for sale ut Dri,lIc me
lion, on tie premises. on THURSDAY Atrii "a
1878, at O'clock Il. ~, the valssbie ]else. hill
MILL PROPERTY known IS the CRY MILF
The buildings arc extensive, aud OF a suDstloI,l
mill, lifted mp entirely new within the last twelve
months, capable Of grinding sesenty-G,e barrels n
flour per day. occupies part Of the building. Tba
most approved machinery n contained therein In
Guiding two run or stopcs four feet diameter ana
one run OF stones Two and half feet diameter and
and preparing wheat for grinding with TN I,rsss
lege OF using it forever. This ularhiue is ren,o
sented to be Of immense value Of itself.
There afe two NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. turbine. ,bo
other an orershoot-mith q never-fsil.ng VIII.
power OF eighteen feet head, aud fail OF six aonI,r,
inches.
The BUILDINGS are Of sufficient can,cI,, r..
conducting an immense business, and hei1g Ioc, ,,
SO desirably otter great Inducements 10 buyer, ''
p In view OF the completion OF The Ches.r,,sc a.,
Ohio railroad this property Is well WORTHY Of tnn
attention Of persons seeking investments "a "'c
TERMS Que fourth cash tie laIsncc o.,
OF nine. eighteen and thirty-six mouths. The ,,
chaser to give notes well secured for the ros ~
payments. with interest added at six per cen; To-
;.nnum; title TO be retained uGtil said p.tc -
paid. = WILLIAM II. ALiDERDiGF,
u 1,orr,rxuy Assignee.
JAMES j. /. MAUnYi Trustees.
NH o5-aodttIs
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BY Grahis & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate agents
Eleventh street between aIain anu b.,!la'
,.1r or TIE pTrugOSD AND

GALE OF THE EIC II u 0 u AND
y YORK RIVER RAILR0sD.-By Eiriu. ~
decree OF the Chancery Court OF The CT! ~ w VI
,nonG IN The causes Of the E.ShsI"ra 81" ="
River Railroad Company re- J iTos$IF as'G -,
Robert H. Marry, trustees anu =; IT'S tSsr a..
Robert H. Malry. trustees. Es The R!ciiH1ct'' 81,
York River Railroad Company, entei's on 's IN.
day Of December, lsI2, We. the niiuoFaiEien'', 49,.
survivor OF us, shall sell by public ati,ti"n - -,
aurtio,,-ruoms Of McSsss. Grubfs Il " iEinnS' ,l
et Gay OF May. 1871, Ut the hour u !! W. %, ID ID
property OF every kind. real, personai, ~. :. -
OF tie RICHMOND AND YORK EifEh ~
ROAD COMPANY, Including its roa!"a,, -, =.
cross-tes, depetS, sidinss, cars cnSln,,s, i
and all other property whatsoever, ibcinIi;: ,sa
the franchises Of said company, and eIetp'I5 ',,.
such sale nothins whatsoever DeioDSihS 90 ~. "a
panv excerpt It's chooses In action ana debts ""' ~
become due TO II. ,,,,,oug-:
Inc TERMS OF SALE WILL re As fObLy; ~.
The ann of slsooso shall DC paid Ia CASH, ahn ~
residue OF the purchase money sHaU ~ patjit In.
follows: $4,000 on the lst OF January is' w., ~,
tercst nj the rate of per ceus. r aoiiu's 80. lie
day OF sale payable semi-annualiy 80, ale IL
per cent. per annum from the DAY 81 sI S,lrts,
semi-annuay; and the remainder oi Sef Tuaft,s,,st
money on the ist day OF January, lSt, th IA, Il
1T the rate OF per cent. per annum i','h w iIyi
sale, payable seni-annngliy--th sSsie ~ ~ H.,
To the ratification or rejection " ne eo :; 80 ,sn
sessionnot b he delivered until ac S'" "a, Z.
ratified by the court: the deferred pay iI ,yeh
secured by 3 deed NJ trust Oh The pI,lsi > :,,i
decd 70 be- subject TO the approval 81 o. n .scct ~ sale
aud conveyance viii Bc to eStIgs,aist uie az" holn
pany and make the purchaser or p'irsi'l'''
corporate 49,, ptttS&
For further particulars apply TO Aessrs. - ,,as-
MAURY, Richmond, Wa Stt1sl.sssn, T ~
fecs. J.rnh. mSSsIIt MSuHY,
t..-,a Surviving frsfs''e.l-
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By Wellington GoIIin,
Real Estate Agent and huct!one-r.
corner OF Eleventh and Bank str,...s.

EXECUTOR'S SALE OF A HAND.
H SOME AND ATTRACTIVE RfS,DkNC%
AND VACANT LVr AT TIE NORTHEAST
CORNER OF MARSHALL AND Ninth
STREETS, PEW No. 65 in ST JhaIt~'S
CHURCH. AND HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD
FURSITURE.-At the request Of Dir. v iI.ian ).
CALDWELL executor OF the late Mrs. S0rhiaC &. vlnr
/ shall sell at auction. on the prcmisss,on WEB
NESDAY the I'd OF April, 1879, al O'Clock J.. n II
fair; If not the first fair day thereafter her pii.
vate RESI- DESCE, located as above. having iruut
of 3?1 feet, and 4 depth of l55 feet to an alley.
Also, the vacant LOT on the corner. having
front of 3oi feet, and depth OF 55 feet To- wife
alley, on which alley stands brick stable and TAR.
riage-house.
The dwelling contains above the cellar about
twelve good rooms Is well built. and Supplied wh
all modern improvements aud IL really desirable
residence In every respect, and In good repair -
the place Is so well known further description h.
ccencd uunccessa ry.
The dwelling and furniture can be seen, hy hGsc
DESTROYS of purchasing between the hour Of /! aEI
O'Clock 2. NJ. two days before the sale.
After the sale of the dwelling, PEN 40. 81. IN
st. JaInes's church, middle aisle, will b" hHld.
And on the following d,y-vz., THURSDAYS
of April. ts72-eomIrionciug at 10 O'Clock !. NJ. III
OF the HOUSEHOLD and other FURNITURE Win
be sold consisting Of the usual variety That In he
narlOrs is OF! fhe most choice and costly kind.
TERMS: Cash for the personal property. Forthe
real estate, one-third cash: balacc at one and two
years for bonds bearing eight per cent per aGpun
interest, payable sen-apnnally, secured by trust
deed. w. GtDtlN.
NH .o-e1dtds huctinpcer.
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:. PINCH on THE FEMALE HEApACHks.
female headaches are innumerable, hut they
arise principally from yexation and disap-
pointmeut. They nmy be divided into
nperyous and sick "hcadaches. The nervous
is irritable, and cannot bear being spoken 10.
The sick is despondeut or sulky, and bursts
into tears at the least contradiction. Wien
d lady cannot have her own Nay, headache
is the painful consequence. An unpopular
visitor, brought home accidentally to dinner,
will produce au alarming attack Of headache,
and the symptoms that successfully follow
are instant loss of appetite, deafness, pccris!l-
ness, hysteria, and ilnaiya precipi'atc retreat
to the bedroom. The poor servants feel tie
effects of the headache as mucli as any one, and
do not stopin the room any longer than they
can help. These unfortunate headaches are
very frequent about that time OF the year
VIXEN every one is, or is supposed to be, out
Of town, and do not cease until the patient
has been carried to the seaside for a change
OF air. The miider forms will vanish upon
the application of 4 piece OF jewelry. Or il the
forehead is wrapped up il new shawl it is
astonishing with what rdpidity the pain dl>ap-
pears. Sometimes shifting Of the scene is
requisite, and thus a box at the opera has
been known to produce an instantaneous
cure, even when the headache his been OF
the most stunning description and the opera
played has been one of NerdrS.
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Spice.

=
The Boston Commercial BsHeh" % -
sponsibla for the following oa;,c
A labor strike is said TO be impehul"s.
rba ca,nen,ers say they don't get enough 10
pay their board. 49,, :, ,,,es their awl to
49,, ,bay, At work, and their sole dspeh"-
once IA often in their last 700.
CID D,i,ter. complain .bat they have become
literally hue-crs OF wood.
JJpl,ols,eyers complain that hanSihSs nave
cone out of fashion. .S-A2
Ro,ler.makers aver that Congress has kept
Tho country In hot water to such degree
that they have no chance.
B!acksrliths complain that all the forging
IS done in Wall street, and there is no chance
Tailors say they mean TO give their Gus
toners fits.
The hatters have Kept ahead.
The eas-,itters will 90 IN for light Wofh.
Printers saw ti,ey are tired. ana Gun Se'
up - any Ionger-that's what's the lnat.eT f..
Bakers say they kncad more, ana doh iihe
to see so many rich loairrS: o,,.
Butchers complain OF being asked 70 "oih
at killing prices. :.,. ~ ,rorl
ought to be well paid for. ;, .,-o. ,,,o,,
WbecIwriyhts say that all the spokesman
in Congress voted more pay before rcfiflnS'
and they expect to do Us we'll Us their lei
Ices
The paper-makcrs say their business Is
such that il brings them to rags.
And, finally, the plumbers propose to nave
their customers do the work, and charge
double price for experimenting 1t item
selves. Each superintendent vii have thFec
tenders-onc to till his pipe, another to holl
his bat, and third to act as substitute "hch
he goes out "to see man."
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The man most likely to make his mark i'll
the world-one who cannot write his own
name.
The young girls in the High School Of San
Francisco have formed L Society for the Sup
preston OF Slang.
We are inclined to believe that women are
going tor the polls in dead earnest, from the
fact that of nine married ,ncn talking poll
tics in Danbury grocery on Saturday eve
ming seven were entirely bald.-DanJuy
Nens.
Private Dalzcll is in the ely getting up
papers for that consulate. lie SHALL have our
signature. We recommend some South
American port, where earthquakes are the
chief industry OF the country. \ capaclous
young earthquake is a good thing some
timcs.- Columbus Ohio Journal
The Frankfort Yeonaan tells this suggest
I. iyelitile story 4" The other day in the House
member, while making brief speech on
the question Of recess or an adjournment
sine de- introduced q new illustration of the
misfortune of overcropping ones self which
IL likely to nave Il run elsewhere than in the
members own county. Referring to The
work of the General Assembly on the revt-
.sianat. the statutes he said: Mr.. Speaker,
this Legislature has not only drawn the ele-
phant in the lottery, but, sir, we have laid of
more land than we can well cultivate. In
fact, sir, may say we have bitten of more
than we can claw.' ..-rt.
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WAITE; good s'.los Go i"eane Ma hp.
ply TO c,' u ~ a. First Market
4.
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wAEE,&,

wv ANTED, a No. 1 COOK-white, woman :laH.!
w preferred. Apply at Fifth ana i, ,h Ss.aIt
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WANTED. a GOOD COOK must oe u
w good hre1d mmamHTessr-sEEvANT. Apply for
Also, a Goop IN AR WILLIAM GRAl'S,
twp;days at Iai' on Marshall street.
NH St-gc -. -----------------
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" BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
l. IN THE COUNTY OF HENRiCO AND IN
THE CITY 0F RlCHMOND.-By virtue OF deed
of trust executea by James r. Goddin and VIE 70
the subscribers trustees dated 18TH OF November,
Is7o and duly recorded, we will sell by PUBLIC auc-
tIon, nj the office of Mcssrs. Gruibs &c Williams,
auctioncers Nc. 4 Eleventh street, on THURSDAY,
g7lh day of March, 1873, commencing ut II O'Clock
NJ, the following property conveyed by said decd
10 wit: e- -,,,>.r,,,
A TRACT of FIFTY-FOUR AND S1X-TENTHS
ACRES In Henrice county, on the cast slhe OF the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and PotonIac Iaiiroau,
purchased BY said Goddin froT, Thomas Bondar ;
estate upon which there has recently been efecled
framed cottage. This Is said to he q very fine
soil and the best piece of land on the railroad DC
tween Rirhmond and Ashland.
TRACT OF ONE HUNDRED AND Silly
SIX AND a HALE ACRES, with q GOOD dweilns-
house and other improvements thereon lying on Inc
railroad near the above, purchased by sald GnGdli
from j b. Glazcrook This tract VIII be sofa Ill
parcels If desired.
An undivided onc-fourtl interest In certain REAL
ESTATE at Rockets, purchased by siiuGodulh allo
others from r. o. uaskinss estate. w
LOT No 81 In the plan Of French Garden I'li,'
on Tenth street, 3Oxl3O feet purchased from y. H..
CliilCs's estate. ~ "a
Also such other OF the property conveyed by salu
GodIi,'s decd of trust the demand may justly LIB
In Offering for sale at TINT time. -.-
TERMS: AT sale.
E. Y Y CIVILIANS T1IY. Trustees.
GRrDRS & WILLIAMS, huctlOncers. mn IL
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..a1ssTTs,g sAI.Ess.rhis Nay.
m Thomas ". Reese. Anctfoneer, {.
fft{f-IttrT ~ no 1sf1 Ksnfu street. -. 2,

YToUsEHoLD FURNITURE. PIANOS,
III wALNITrI AND OAK CHAMBER SUITS,
p.RI,oR FUkNiTU RE, PLATFORM SCaLFs :,
&c. FOR SALE AT AUGTlON:-fiiiS DAi Ut
10 O'Clock will sell at my auction-house LII.
marble pieces.
Two seven. octave Roaewood.I Case French gfaha-
action, overstrung BASS PIAhOS;
Four seeotid- hand PIANOS, Ee
WALNUT and ether EXTENSION TABLES,
MARBLE-TuP. TABL Els, SlDEBnAkDS; o,u
WARDROBt.S one MAHOGANY WARDROBE
- and EU RF& u combined:
T,Ei;STNAJS, BUREAUS, UNDERSTANDS,
IIREOES, PLATFORM SCALES,
EEk TJJtR Rcd BOI, STEERS, and PILLOWS;
TIN-SAFES, LOUNGES PIANO-STOOLs,
COOKING-STOVES,& &c. ,,oor
SAFE. THOMAS ". KEESEE.
III, ., d 4. ....s' =, = - Auctioneer.
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Watching ones health IL like watching
the weathcr--a crate deal Of time IL lost,
and there liz just az n,enny showers after
all.
il mankind were obliged tew give their
gifts secretly they would look upon it az 4
crate hardship.
He that won't listen kant learn phools
and bobolinks are poor liStners, and have but
one song.
When eloquence and wisdom kontend for
the superiority in man, he las got about rs
far above the rest of us az he kan get.
There IL two kinds Of hipokrits-the bold
and the humble and the humble ones are
the wust.-Josh Billings.
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fly Wellington Goblin,
Auctionccr and Real hstIte agent,
coracr of Eleventh an,! Bank stgcc'r.

TVRUSTEE,S SALE OF A BRICK TE%E-
l. MENT AND Lot ON TIE MORT II SlttruE
BROAD STREET S.Ni: rlIG AfH,thh
trust executed TO the subscriber hy Mis- Frame &
A. Dauiorth bearing date on the 81 Gay ~ ,Lai.,
1877, duly recorded Ia the clerks oG.ct 81 HelE.,i
Chancery Court, siIi prOcecd IOlni' II pgi"iras
ton. upon the premises on TUESDAY IN. ~
day Of April, 1873, at o'clock 7. NJ, ~ i'h" Il
TENEMENT AMI LOT located rs allow. 10" ~ IL"
occupancy of Mr. james Lane The lot b. 'f'm
Of II feet on Broad street, aud depth "a 40 cSi
TERMS: Enough in cash Ia pay the, &rt&"' ~"
sale anIa NEGOTIABLE note for SiaiTJ. witch wT HNr
on the LIST Of March. l,T3: OH credits too ra NM
the Isl of Scpcmhcr 1879, and Tor 1915 "n! ~ J..
of March, ls7i: and n TO the Residue, on .tci f"'
rs the Rg.,Iltur may prescribe and niccl: hNl IA 20
of her failure 10 give any direction, IN such tE.'
as ti. trustee shall think it, The crcG; f'&NEfhi
TO lear interest from day oil sale, and 10 be ;"f'
NH u ALEXANDER IT. SANS, Irl.,Se.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-27
BY Richardson n Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
Ills Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" Biz REAL ESTATE IN MANCHESTER
BY AUCTION.-!n execution OF decree OF Tie
Circuit Court of Chesterfield county eutered at the
November term, ls72. In the suit of StrlnGfellow.
si%ned commissioners therein appointed will sell by
allction on WEDNESDAY the 10th Instant at
O'Clock p NJ, the real estate mcntoneG In s1id suit
.FIsAMh DWELLING and LOT 40Sl02 feet on the
south side of Eleventh street, between Hull and
Decatur streets II FRAME DWELLING with four
FIVE LOTS on Maliry street and EIGHT LOTS OIL
Everett street between Jriicrson aud Clay streets;
TERMS: One-third Of the purchase Inorcyin casn
twelve months, negotiable notes with Interest added
to be given for the deferred payments, and the title
retained until the whole purchase money is Elld anu
conveyance ordered by the court. .
j. a RICHARDSON.
Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-27
BY Grubl,s L Williams.
Auctioneersand Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE FARM AND
IL PROPERTY KNOWN AS COOKIES TAf-
EEN.IS GOOCHLAND COUNTY: by rD;u" 81
n decd of trust executed by David Ring: trisic. Ia
the subscriber dated 9th October. Is AMI Gly le
corded will sci ut auction. at The ofcc ~ Mcsr-.
Gru5bs v Williams. auctoaecr'. ~ ING Guy 81 lirl-
nond No i eleventh street. on II. ESnNI, ath +
Ipril. nj II o'clock NJ. the FARM an! plurilIi
in GoochIandt county known - tlChb'S TAN
ERN, lying OH boil! sides ot the hissr real. AMI
BOZ 800 1000 ACRES. The bai"!i =
are ample for the farm.
Terms: " i'll be ANNOUNCED at the time Of s:''e
L. ". GiGBhN,
m ~. % Of % 4 DO. 1918 Jnl,lsr.