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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-26

A GIGANTIC FAMILY.-The facts appended
appear in the London Medical Record: FER
haps we may make no excuse for departing
from the custom of not noticing exhibitions
when we call the attention Of oGr readers 10
the most remarkable development of adipoSe
tissue which has, probably, ever been OBJ
served in Europe, ut least within one
family. 1t is interesting us regards the
law Of hereditary transmission to OBJ
serve the peculiari'ies Of the ONeal
family, of which careful examination by
writer in the McdicO- ChirurDcdl Rer'e'o
leads him to vouch for the accuracy OF the
extraordinary measurements we give. They
are natives of Queens county, Ireland, forty
seven miles from, the city Of Dublin. They
are born of respectable parents, hard-work-
ing farmers. The father stood six feet. and
weighed twcnty-Sevcn stone. The mother
is forty-fve years Of age, stands fys feet
two inches in height, measures e8eund
her arm twcnty-six inches, across her ssoul-
dcrs three feet, round her waist five feet
six inches. and weighs the enormous sum
of twcrty-0ne stone. Her eldest son is
TWENTY-FIVE years Of age. stands six feet two
inches, weighs eighteen stone five pounds,
and at tic present. time he is Il Life Guard.
All the sons and daughters were of large di-
mansions. Ann u'Ncal, tic eldest daughter,
is twenty years of age. She stands five feet
six inches in height, and measures around
the arm twenty-seven inches, across the
shoulders one yard and q half, round the
waist eight feet, aud llS the enormous weight
of tairty.nine stone. Her youngest sister is
eighteen years ofaGe. She stands i've feet two
inches in height. measures around her arm
TWENTY-FIVE inches, across her shoulders
three feet, round her waist six feet, and
weighs tweuty-thrce stone. The eldest
daughter is, us may well be imagined, OH &C
count OF her obesity, scarcely able TO walk.
She appears to be uneasy in her legs, and is
compelled TO lean up against the wall for sup
port. The vaccination marks on her arms,
having increased with age and develop
mcnt OF adipose tissue, are rs large as
Ordinary sullccrs. As there is no pad
ding or artificial methods employed to en-
hancc the enormous weight of the Speci-
mems, the diSpropOrli0n which strikes the
observer between thegigantic bodies and the
relatively small though absolutely large cra-
mia is almost startling. In Ann O'Neal (at-
fectionately and abSurdly named "Lily" by
her smaller lelatiyes) the malar bones are
enormous, and the mouth is much oVerhung
by the forward projection of the lower jaw.
Although the mother shows signs Of eXceS-
syc alcoholic consumption, there is no dis
ease noticeable or complained OF, and the
subjects do not appear TO suffer from any
other affection than the Inconvenience Of
having TO support so much fat.
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BY Dix. WelsIger,
Auctioneer aud Land Agent,
No. IOI5 Main street.

- = & IL
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU-
OABLE TRACT OF TIMBERED AND
FARMING LAND, ON THE CL0 o., iH;,i H ~ II!
CHESTERFiLD COUNTY. AT AUcTIgN.-By
virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Court Of Chester
field county ut May tcrm 1911 In the cult OF Louis,
r Wooifoik Ct as Us. p. II. Wikinson's executrix,
deYisecs heirs, Sc, and Sarah Wilkinson, &c. Ts.
Louisa r. Voolfolk, ct Gls., we viii sell ~ Pubic
auction In front of Chesterfield conrt-house Mail
chestcrj, on MONDAY the 10th day Of March, 1873
that being court-day), ut IL O'Clock al, BIN HUN-
DRIED AND TWELVE AND A HALF ACRES.
MORE OR LESS OF LAND. adjoining the Man
sion Tract, lying south of Swift creek ana on boih
sides OF the Clover Hill railroad. That on the rail.
roads well tlmhercd aud has SMALL FRAMEn,,
HOUSE on It.. The land towards the creek II wen
wooded and watered, with a small portion OF open
land and good low grounds Convenient TO good
mill, &c.
one. two and three years; equal payments IN oonds
bearing Interest from day OF sale ana title re aneo.
en- 6. :: T TGkAEiR Commissioners.
Sale conducted by d. Il. WEiSIGER, Auctioncer.
II
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DOwN-EAsT CuIvALRY.-A Connecticut
gentleman, Mr.. Lucas, who sued Mrs. Mark
ham for breach of promise Of marriage, and
alleged that he had spent 5000 in counting
her, has come to still greater Decuniary grief;
for the jury in AIiddieseN county has given
Il verdict in favor of the young widow.
Moreover, the wretched Lucas must also pay
JIG costs Of court, about 500; so that his
susceptibility aud indignation together have
thus far cost him about 81 600. This 1t is to
size widows, whether lovingly or otherwise!
Another case not unlike that in Connecticut
has occurred in South Adams, Mass. Therca
young man wood i young woman, and gave
TO hcr gifts supposed to he especially cilec-
tive in modifying the female hcart--yiz,
gifts Of jcwclry. THESE lovers hive iaIlcn
out, and now Damon brings an action
against Chloe for the value Of the rings and
other pretty things. Moreover, It's the danisel
worked in cotton-inll, tho cheYa!cr has
taken Il sharp advantage Of her, and has
trustced her wages of Saturday night.
There can be no doubt that chiYalry is "a
goner" in that part Of the world.
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SPRING FAsn1oSs.-A wel-informed cor.
respondent of the New York Tribune,
writing from Paris, says that in the spring
fashions the last century will be inflated.
There will be skirts as narrow and tight as Il
lady can inconrenentIy walk in, pyTrmidal
colturcs, huge buttons, hiSE-poincd heels,
hair arranged in the highest possible style,
bonnctS yet Eisier-ail without clinoline,
without tournure, without panicr.
\ phantasmogora of limp figures arise
in skirts, cut umbrella shape, with handle
down, and Dcver !; fold to lend Il passing
grace to forms uudiseuiscd by snperiluous
drapery.
And then if gentlemen do not marry their
grandmotherS they will marry something
that looks very much like them.
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:, BY Richardson & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auchonecrs,
ili3 Main street

EXECUTORS SALE OF TWO FRAME
IT. TENEMENTS AND LOTS ON THE EAST
SIDE OF CULVERT STREET, BETWEEN
MAIN AND CARY STREETS, BY AUCTION.
At the reauest of Mr. William Rankin, executor OF
Thomas Ryan, deceased, shall sell by AUCTION. on
the premises, on SATURDAY the Sth OF Msr n:f,
TESEMEN,ig mos. % and 25), with LOTS, each
fronting about nineteen by sixty feet on the east
side Of Culvcrt street between Main ana cary
streets. ,,.
Terms: One third cash; balance In four eight
and twelve months negotiable notes ~ be given Tor
the deferred Payments, with Interest," added ana Sc
cured by deed OF trust or Title retained.
RICHARDSON &c Co..
fo "a AGctioncers.
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4 Berlin photographer has resortcd to Il
singular cXpedient.. He advertised ttat lie
could make the pictures Of gentlemen SO life
like that their dogs would be able TO recog-
nize them. And, surely enough, when the
photographs were held up before The dogs,
these honest creatures would begin to wag
their tails and lick the pictures. This stmu-
lated the investigation Of the other Berlin
photographers, who were unable to compass
similar achievement, and the secret was
finally discovered. All the deliyhter of tie
dogs did was to cover the photographs with
q thin coating Of lard; and this it was that
made the tail Of Tray to vbrate for joy.
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TIE DULLEsr BOOK IN THE WoRLp.--The
biggest, and perhaps the oldest, book which
has ever been constructed" is just now in
process of building in Paris. 1t is the book
which shall contain the names of those in
habitants Of Alsace and Lorraine who have
now formally proclaimed their wish to re-
main French subjects. The book will DOS.
sess certain historical, or at least genealosi.
sal interest. The list Is said to comprise
$4,000 pames. The Patie states that 12.5
cDsnpositols have been employed on The work
during the last three months, that it is being
printed on seven presses, aud that 1t will
form u volume OF 1898 pages.
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& sUsyrgnN EALEs.-Tlsts Day.
BY Cook &c Latighton, Auctioncers. I
corner franklin, and Governor streets.

r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
III FINE LIQUORS. SELECT FAhLiLY, G iR.Ss
cERIEs, STORE BpILnING, AND A s sE Re
Ar hUCTION.--TIe co-partnership OF the unaeE-
signed expiring by Limitation On the LIST or March
next, and With the View of closing up or baslness
mr. once we will sell at auction ON WEDNESDAY,
. ,mn Bi,itK STORE BUILDING nsefl by ms, with
nil the COUNTERS, SHELVING, AWNING
FRAME. and 81 0RE-FlXTURES:
Our ENTIRE STOCK OF SELECT FAMILY
GROCERIES.
old;
Two excellent SoDh-FOUNTAlNS ana FIN
large stock of FANCY GROCERIEs-CANSED
and BOTTLED GOODS, FRENCH PEAS. MusIi-
ROOMS, PRESERVES JELLIEs, PIckLEs. TEAS,
LONDON CRACKERS, CHOw-CHoW. SAUCES, &c.
LAUNDRY and TOILET SOAPS,
CANDLES, WOODEN WARE,
SUPERIOR WINES, BRANDIES, SCOTCH ana
IRISH WH1SKEYS. RUM, GIN, PORT WINE,
&C. In demijohns and bottles; x,or,r
SHOWCASES. COUNTER SCALES, COFFEE
RANKS. clTRoN, cURRASTs,
TOBACCOS. CIGARS, &C., &C.
together with everything found in nrst-class
family grocery. .rco
Two HORSES and SPRING WAGONS, with HAIR
NESS.
TERMS: All sums under s10o, cash over $500 and
under $500, thirty days; over $780, Sixty Gays circuit
for approved Endorsed negotiable paper.
Ava Nfp GARTER & CHRISTIAN.
Cook & LAUGHToN. Auctioncers fe
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Abiding to the fact that Vice-P President
CollaX'S term will expire Eefore he can be
impeached, the Springfield Republican says
"But let no American, especially no young
American, fall into the blunder surprising,
because Mr.. Colfax escapes impeachment, he
has therefore escaped punishment. He car
RIGS his judge and cxecutionor within his
own bosom. One glimpse into that secret
torture chamber would melt to sudden pity
the ticrcest partisan or personal enemy who is
NOW clamoring for his impeachment.
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by Grlibbs & Williams,
suctiCuccrs and Real Estate Agents,
r,.,.,,, ., ro,,, hnt,ynru Min md flank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LIFE lETE

TRUSTEES SALE OF LIFE lNIE-
4 RESTS IN VALUABLE real ESTATE,
AND TIE FEE-SIMPLE IN OTHER ZEAL
ESTATE. IN THE CITY OF lDtH&o%h. NJ
AUCrION.-1n part execution OF tic proNEi"h,"t
nltlced of trust from Charles j. WortEtw X g"
and others 10 the subscribers trustees d,cl IAN
of December, 1872, and duly recorded, "" VIII sd"
hy public auction, ut the Office of Aes-Is. Gr+hta
Williams, AuclionccrS. OH Eleventh street u
TUESDAY. March 1. 1873, cOmrlcnCinga 1T lyn''ok
NJ the following property coHvcyedby said deed:
First The life Interest OF {. L. WT'lilain III tc
FRAMED DWELLING and premises on tie Forth
Side of Main between First and second >trcctS.
second. The contingent life Interest oi John a.
Sloan In one moity Of sud property:
Third. The vested life Interest Of sa,u 'lnln ~
Sloan In one mo.ety Of the valuable PRIVATE NJ
SIDENCE No ID. on franklin street between tirst
and Foushcc streets, now occupied bye /. "or'
Fourth. LOT No. 100. in the plan Of Brcra Vi,n
Sidney, on the north side Of illams street. u u!
1870 feet.
And on the same day, commencing nj O'Clock j.,
NJ. upon the premises RESPECTIVELY, tbe Bi.INh
DWELLING No. Ill north Fourth street. hei".g!I
Franklin and Grace streets, with The building i",
attached occupied by Mr.. H. Doran. Ih" LOTS 40 ut
II by 1870 feet, and will be sold according 10 plat u
b.. shown nj the time Of sale. ~
Fifth. And Immediately thereafter, AZ say - ~
NJ. i VACANT LOT on the west side .! f!'ui
street uear Armory bridge, 50 by 100 feet.
TERMS: VIII be made Known ut the lihe 9! s'dc'
.lsa J.G. BLACK WELL,
CHARLES L. WILLIAMS.
Trustees
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Mr.. WattersoH, editor of the Courier
Journal, who has recently spent week In
Washington, has ascertained that Speaker
Balm is a candidate for the Presidency. Ger.
family the Cleiit.Mobiiier investigation, un4
dertaken ON his motion, has cleared the way
for him &onderfully. But Elihu 3. Wash.
burue VIII be the next Republican candidate
for tbs Presidency tfacinnaH Commercial.
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AUGTION 64LES--Hufure s,a,.
BY W. Goddin. Z :
Auetioneer ana Roai Estatc AGENT,
u corner Eleventh and Rnnk GEO..

COMMISSIONERS SALE or sn,,,
" FIRM OF TEfRTY-FIyE afRrv 10, III, ~
Bit00K TUHSPIkk, SIX Mills Es,pr,il ~ nv;
H Gai sIO ND, NEAR TO THE YEi,no8wp
TAYERN.-as coshnisys Grlers or the tJ.n.ao.t1,
gourtof Richmond, by a decree entered ON III asy
February 1879 In t,e case OF Hills admlnisr
against Cobbs, &C.. VIC the undersigned. ai,,s,'T
SEES, On TUESDAY the 9TH Nnrcii. 7s, al I, d ,G:
M., fair pot on the first fair day there,S,ars
The little FARM located Us above, how in l,p occr
lands OF Joseph Salmon, G. II. Wnldrop. and VIC
Prfddy. containing thirtyise acres more or , a. ~
Which stands small dwelling, containna r,' W.
rooms. i"ar
TERMS: Enough In c1sh to tefray the costs or,to
suit and expenses OF sale; b1Iance IN three
stllmcnts at one, two, and thrre years for Inn a.,
bearing INTEREST with good personal sscur;ty ars
title retained till all OF the purchase money l. f a
paid and conveyance ordered by the court ''''!
WILLIAM JOSIAH LEIKr
HILL CARTER.
f. 22-eOdtfs Comntss,on,.,
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneers AMI Real Estate Agents,
1919 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE SITUATED ON III%
EAST LINE or EIGHTEENTH BETWEEN
MARSHALL AND CLAY SrREETs.-By vir;rc
of decree entered In the salt Of "ikcr,"n " a!s.
rs. Wilkerson Fl ais. in til" Chantrry Court q
Richmond city the 18th day ci February. i'E.
the undersigned, special c0m,n sSIon"rr. aIi"'htc!
for the purpose. viii sell on WEDNESDAY tn" III
,Iav OF March, 1879. ut pciGcS r. NJ on the PREM
ises, by public auction 10 Tie ilShc5t pi!r' W"
lowing property-to VII: ,,,
Tbaf truly y:uutlc and ccntraly-locaicd lot
sit1,ofrl on the west line Of Nineteenth between
Rroad and Marshall streets. with 4 large succeed
dwelling thereon. containing about ten room,
Kitchen and other Qrt-butidiEgs the Former rN'-
dencc of the late Archibald Niikerson. having
front OF IoXIs0 feet. more or less. Also,
LOT having front OF 2Jn feet on tue cl; ~"
of Eighteenth street, with SIN BRICK IENL-
MENTS and several other SMALL HOUSES
A plat showing tn" Dimensions, &C., Will be cN
hibitcd mt the hour OF sale
Terms: Cash as to enough 10 ray expenses oi f.''c
and cst of suit and to the residue 81 said rrn
c"ndS on a credit of six, twelve, and ciGhccn
months. with Interest ut six per cent rcran"in an
satd deferred payments from day OF sale: liiC'ia-
sers 10 give negotiable notes. Title 10 In retained
until the whole of the purchase money bc paid an |
a conveyance ordered by the court
= va JAMES LYONS,
......l 10. Lane SIEEEE.
EDWARD Y. CANNON.
fc q s--t special Commissioners.
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GRrpns & WILLIAMS. Auc.loncers.
ralpITSTFEs, SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF EALtABLL
L LAND ON YORK RIVER BY virtue &c
decd Of trust executed on the 10Th tty Of Njrt.
1871, by Benjamin y. Robinson and wife. The nn.r.-
signed trustees therein named. viii sc.! ri ru'!ic
auction on the ETH DAY or MARCH, 1873. lh"t
being court-Iayl In front Of the cort- huS oil NS"
Kent county, that valuable fSEAIE known - re
BRICK House, combining about Nv EN-.
HUNDRED ACRES. and lying immediately oh
York river and opposite tt:c town OF West rom
TERMS: Cash enough 10 ray expenses "l sile 'i','i
debts secured In said leedsiy about s7,ySO' hn" y;
sale CYRUS a.. BEaStm,
ROBERT L. ARMISIEAD.
a. critic Trustees.
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CHEkIFF's SALE OF STATE STOCK.
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
IN NATEIN

b(UlLDlNU LOtH TCn . ~ Al
This being the most ngspicouS time for parties
To purchase lots IN desirable localities, we offer be-
low HIST OF lots ut prices and Oh terms which cannot
fail to please the most fastidious:
Franklin street, 100 feet opposite to Monroe Park
Franklin street 80 feet near corner Henry.
Grace street, so feet between Fourth and Fifth
streets.
Grace street, 80 feet corner Fifth street.
Grace street, 65 feet corner Second street and
Grace.
Grace street, G2 feet between Pine and Laurel.
Main street, 155 feet corner Poplar, opposite Nor
toms.
Main street, IS feet opposite Monroe Park.
Main street, 80 feet corner Henry.
Main street, % feet near Third street.
Floyd street, 40 feet one square above Monroe
Park.
Grove avenue, co feet corner Henry.
Cary street. Gu feet In rear Morton's garden.
CarDstrcet, DO feet between Laurel and Cherry.
Pine street, 90 feet between Beverly and Abe
marie.
Pine .trcct, 40 feet corner Spring street.
Also Il large number of desirable lots In almost
every neighhorho0d In tho city.
For terms. or further information. Apply to
hill Il GODliIN, Real Estate Agents.
fe 2G-5t HOS Main siieet.
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DOCKS On VIR GINA, by Hamor,
- Beverley, Smith, Stith, Jones' Jefferson, Howe,
Howison, Campbell, DE Hass, kercheval, STROLLER,
Martin, Brockenbrough, Maxwell, Byrd, Burke,
Grigshy, Cabe, Dabney, Meade, Lewis, Mordecai,
Dodge, Forrest Mayer. Robertson, Foote, Lee, Jor-
dan. and u large stock of other rare and valuable
works not to he found elsewhere.
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
fe 1919 Main street.
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by Cook s Laughton, Auctionecrs,

by Cook 4 LaughtOn, Auctlonecrb,
corner of Governor and Franklin streets.
INVALUABLE DIAMONDS, FINE GOLD
' AND SILVER WATCHES, CHAINS. urE-
RA-GLAsSES. JEW ELR 7, &C., AT AUCIloN.-
On THURSDAY and FRIDAY. the 2'th ana 2olh
Instant ut IL O'Clock. We will sell ut our auction,
room Second 1ovr]a large and valuable stock OF
genuine e
IN SOLID NORTHUMBERLAND GOLD SETTINGS.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
from the fest known makers In Europe ana Amerl-
CO. Of pendant and key iuders Tor ladies anu ecu
tcmen In solid Is anu iikarat gold, and coin silver
cases; .,,n,,
Fine GOLD, OPERA, LEQNTlNE, and VEST
CHAINS;
STUDS.
BUTTONS,
OPEAR-GLAsSES, &c.
The whole Of the stock Is strictly frst-class goods
are warranted In every particular, sold without
reserve. and are now ready for exhibition
These goods are from the s1nie house we nave
been selling for for the past three years. and the pub
lie of Richmond can testify To tho correctness Of the
representations made of them.
COOK & LAUGHTON,
fe % Aucti0Decrs
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The New York Commercial 4dcertiscr
has this unkind cut The Washington Gtroni-
Gle says that CoGaN's name would have given
character to the New York liabe1ne that it
couldn't get in twenty years under Dir. Reid.
II is probably q knowledge Of this fact that
induced the proprietors TO retain Mr. Reid"
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E,srslEEEs DEALERS.

600 0liO FEET Sc ASONE ed i-S
.LOO,JIiO CANADA SYCAMORE, Eupe-
riur quality 100000 feet seasoned Al Canada Sycl-
more, superior quality; also, large STICK Mhlte
CRY. Oak, Shingles. i.aths. All kinds OF Building
Lumber, together with large stock of Glazed VIM
dows Blads and Doors. cheaper than anywhere else
In the city. TRUMAN A. tARkFR Z CO.,
dealers In Lumber, Glazed Windows,
Doors and Blinds,
IA li-3m
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tsHy l:ssssssa.

tbs{y Assbbna.
NOR THIRTY DAYS.-As I have OH
Il hand a large lot of goods recently purchased of
Mir. :. Uirsh. which desire 10 get rid Of In order to
make room for NEW SPRING STOCK. will Tor
the next Thirty DAYS offer the following arti-
cles 1T and below cost-yiz.:
KID GLOVES, Ribbons,
SCARFS, EUG1NGS,
LACE SETS,
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS,
MERINO VESTS. and q lot Of
FANCY JEW ELRY.
have also purchased the balance of Mr.. Hirsh's
stock OF PARASOLS, which | will sell for ONE
HALF the original price.
have recently added to my stock line of HAIR
GOODS. to which Xpect in the future TO give my
especial attention. Il. /. GRANGER.
fc Him CT Broad street.
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EESTAURASTS.

~ ETELLE-REMOYAL store No.
~ ice, lately occupied Ivy Zetcile, having been
him, he has In the dilemma 10 remove TO the base
Hcut of GodIlin'S Hall corner Of Eleventh and
Bank streets. where he will he found to receive his
old friends AMI customers, and where he viii serve
them with the BEST LIQUORS and the very best
the market affords. fe3
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BY Latimer & Clcary,
AuctIonecrs and Real Estate Brokers,
southwest corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Ele-
venth street, Washington, ID. G. .E
ON THE EVENINGS OF THE 26Tu,
" 9TH, AND 18th OF FEBRUARY, COM
MEACING AT 1870 O'CLOCK..PAiSTlNG 2eth
and 27th ENGRAVINGS, CHROMOS, &C.. 18Th.
The PAINTINGS. &C., wi be on exhibition for one
week before sale, day and evening Tree, NJ inc iae
Smith & Strong's gallery, 1898 street. between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, near the EDDltt
House.
The following artists will be represented IN this
s. WEST, ELLIOTT, INNMAN,
GRAY, HEALY, ]. WERB, GANINl,
!. WILSON, S. W. GItIBBS,
F SEhRLE, NEWELL, STONE,
HULK, SPHOLER. SPENCE, CARREi,
G. l.. BROWN, 6. STEWART,
WENDLER, SULLY. NAGLE. .s
W. ID. WASHINGTON, FASuURE,
VILLAMILE, CHAPMAN,
MARSHALL, &C, &c.
Among The specimens OF old masters VIII DC loaha
original pictures by .....
VAN DYCk, VAN WICK, DEHEEN,
J.JORDAN, ESTADE,
POUSSON, MOLLINEAR,
BRUGHELE. &C. &C.. &C.
The FINE CARVING after Dc flnce's - LHst
Supper MUSIC TABLE, &C., VIII DC sod ut Q
'''> 00~''' LATIMER & CLEARLY,
fe eO-ids AEcticnecrs.
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by Robertson & Bronangh,
Real Estate Agents AMI hucttonetrs,
Office on Hull street opposite the court house,
Manchester, Va.

A NICE HOUSE AND LOT in NAN
" CHESTER. ON COWARDlN AVENUE AT
THE CORNER or POWIIhT AN STREET. FOR
SALE AT AUCT!oN.-By request Of Dir: y; =.
DAY. March l. 1879 mt o clock Z. NJ, his HOUSE
and LOT located us above. Tie house contains
two rooms and Kitchen: is new and IN complete
order The lot fronts 40 feet by $50 back and Is as
desirable as any in town, being In Il ronvcncnt dis
lance to both Belle Is.c and the TrcdeSar IRON
Works.
TERMS: Liberal and made known on day OF sale
ROBERTSON & BRONAlGH'
n on hucionecrS.
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New York has Press Lodge Of Knights Of
Pythtss, composed entirely of gentlemen con.
hected With the morning IaCrgs,