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Liver and Blood Diseases.


A healthy liver secretes each day
about two and halt pounds OF bile,
which contains a great amount OF
waste material taken from the blood.
When the liver becomes torpid or con-
pested. it fails to eliminate this vast
amount of noxious substance, which,
therefore, remains TO poison the Blood
and be conveyed to every part OF the
system. What must be the condition
OF the blood when it is receiving and
retaining each day two and a half
mounds of poison? Nature tries to
work eff this poison through other
channels and organs-the kidneys,
lupcs, skins, etc, but these organs bes
come overtaxed in performing this Ia
Dor IN addition to their natural func'
tons, and cannot long withstand the
pressure, but becoms variously dis
eased. -.
The brain, which is the great cleo
trical centre of all vitality, is unduiy
stimulated by the unhealthy blood,
which passes to it from the heart and
i, fails to perform its office heslthtully.
Hence the symptoms Of bile poisoning
which are dullness, headache, incapaci-
~ to keep the mind on any subject,
i'm pairment OF memory, dizzy. sleepy,
or nervous feslipgs, gloomy forebodlugs
and irritability Of temper. The blood
itself being diseased, as it forms the
sweat upon the surface OF the skin. 1t
| is 60 irritating and poisonous that 1t
produces colored brown spots, plmpIes
blotches aud other eruptions, sores
boils, csrbupcles and scrofulous tu'
mors. The stomach, bowels aud other
organs cannot escape becoming affect
ed sooner or later, and we have as th'
result, costiveness, piles. dropsy, dys'
pepsia, diarrhe1. Other symptem'
are common. as bitter or bad taste II
the mouth, internal heat, palpitstion
teasing cough, unsteady appetite
choking sensation in the throat
bloating of stomach, pain in sides o
about shoulders or back, coldness o
extremeties, ETC., etc. Only . few o
the above symptoms are likely to b
present in any one case at one time
The liver being the gres. depursting o
blood cleansing organ OF the system
set this great "housekeeper OF GU
health" at work, and the foul corrup
tons, which gender in the blood an
rot out, as it were, the machinery
life, are gradually expelled from To
system. For this purpose DR.. Pierce
. Golden Medical Discovery with vel
. small doses daily of Dr.. Pierces Plea,
. ant Purestive Pellets are Pre-eminentl
| the article needed. They cure ever
!. kind Of humor or eruption. Great ca
. ing ulcers kindly heal under the
r mighty curative influence. Vrule'
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NORFOLK, VIRGINIA..
NJ AsONIC GRAND GIFT CONCERT
"a onn Prizes To be Given Away,
InU(V Amounting to s25oOOV, all IN
Currency.

This enterprise is conducted by the Ma
sonIc Relief Association OF Nori0lk, NnSIn
a. under authority OF Virginia LEGISLATURE
TACT passed March ., l%S Ds sSs the l Masonic
Tomnia now in course OF erection In NOT.
iolR. f There are no individual ,eneats to be
Ser,xad nom this undertaking. The Con-
cert will positively take place on
Tuesday, MAY 9Th, 1874.
And mo further postponement Is guaran-
teed.
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Elm Grove Railway Once Again.

Elm Grove Railway Once Again.
Editors Of the Register.
Some words are required to give an
idea to the public OF the working OF
such a railway. Horse power is out Of
the question. There are the dummy
engine AID the freless locomotive
either OF which will answer the pur-
pose far better and much more econo.
micalIy. Now, for either OF these en-"
gines eight or ten miles an hour is
quite a moderate rate OF speed. 1t Will
thus be seen that the entire distance
could be run every hour. This will
give to the public, whether in town or
country, the knowledge of the exact
moment at which the train will start
from either point, and at what minute
almost, it will pass all intervening
points. All will readily apprehend
what an isducemeut this regular and
frequent trsDsi: to and from the city
will be to parties who have occasion to
make the trip; what an accommoda
ton TO men OF business. And II be
objected that the travel would not
suffice to justify such frequent trips, l
meet the objection readily with the OBJ
serystiop, that the steam engine needs
no rest, that it is even better to keep
mn the heat 10 prevsnt tine damage
gradually effected from rapid expansion
and contraction; that the cost in fue
will be very little increased by frequent
trips; and the wear and tear more
than compensated by the impulse giver
TO avail ones self OF the car instead o
a private and slow conveyance. No
will the frequency Of the trips add Il
the expense otherwise. One engln'
and one set OF cars will accomplish tn.
entire work, running the distance baci
aud forth, as We have observed, Within
the hour.
, When would the cara commenc
their trip As early as the wants o
the public could desire. In summer, t
suit those who might wish to atten.
the markets, whether to buy or sell
In winter likewise Is early as the pub
= lie convenience would demand it. An
how long would they continue thei
trims in the evening" Just 80 long, az
cordiup 10 the season, ss would b
necessary to accommodate those who's
nsIrouaee the road seeks to secur'
And it must be borne in mind that q
kinds Of packages can be Iansmlt.e'
early and late, to any point on u
l route. Only q basket or 90 ord'
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Lard.
onn TIERCES EXTRA LEAF,
0tDU ECO Kegs Family
For sale by
LIST. DAVENPORT PARKS.
Teas.
BOXES GUNPowDER, GOOD N
% choice.
20 Boxes Imperial,
10 Half Chests Gunpowder.
YOUNG HYsoN.
20 Boxes choice.
oOLONG.
36 Half Chests good TO choice.
soUCHoNG.
% Half Chests choice.
JAPAN.
Is Half Chests, very fine.
The above is the best assortment and
largest stock OF Tea TO be found in our mar
ke:, Merchants can save money by buy
Ing our goods: instead OF sending to Bait,
mixed and colored. We sell none but
straight goods. 1IN0LE q 40 "a Am.
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LIST OF GIFTS:

Grand total, 10000 gifts, all cash go sooVu
Whole Tickets. So Half Tickets, 2:S Sius
rates-ll Tickets Tor $50; % Tickets CIV
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blood poisons that Turk in the system,
are by them robbed Of their terrors and
by their perseveripg and somewhat pro-
tracted use the most tainted systems
may be completely renovated and built
up anew. Enlarged glands, tumors
and dwellings dwindle away and dlsap.
pear under the influence OF these great
resolvents.
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DIRECTORS AND ADVISORY BOARD.

DIRECTORS AND ADVISORY BOARD.
John L. Roper, President; John Q. Cor
Prev treasurer James s, y, dLs aSn w Ros.
u. anisl Husted, VIM. h. Wales, ID. II.
s ss8; nsn 3 Wen. John 7. Red%ond; W.
His Is eelspsy Coy. eto 1os C. Y VAC Me-
an, CSi I ~ Comm auder ]. j. Burroughs,
Capt. sami. L watts, nirsi3aiaH Lf g sns
i. 6: Of g. e Col ThSs en- NJ; os ssMs " r.
S ~ W. VIII ri. Taylor, State Senator, James T.
S Ali ec:omIuniestions eonnected, with na, the
Concert, and orders for T1 ,s"Ssts h sSduid be
s aSd,o los ~ HENRY v. MOORE,
Secretary Masonic Relief Associa'f0h'
Norfolk, Va.
Tlcke@ ior SAi' ". l.. RODGERS
1902 Market street, Wheeling w. va
mars "
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

TnREE STORY BRICK DWELL1Na
A hause. on the west side Of Eon street
baiween Eleventh and Twelun suoetis .
viii he sold very low and on iavoraoie
terms. For particulars enquire Of
'ei"N'' X. q. BARR,
,~ooh ll42 Chapline St.
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Soaps.
Colgate's Sterling,
Or Olive.
Pearl,
]. o. u,
Golden Banner.
All Einds Fancy Toilet Soap.
9enuln CASTLE.
For sale. IlNoLE /" Aoi iNH.
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PUBLIC OPINION.

Under this head we invite and publish
ali sorts of communications, on all korts OF
subjects, without assuming any response.
bility for the sentiments expressed and
merely giving all glasses OF our readers an
opportunity 10 be heard
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Hour.
1nL, BBLS. MOSS ROSE,
iiV) roo Sterling.
30" Choice Family.
60" cottage xxx.
i0Sa Yo Semitic Lily,
iCS Cream Of Indiana,
On" Gem (Spring wheat
mo" White Rose,
100" Washington,
100" Peerless,
store and for sale by .,.uus
LIST. DAVENPORT PARKS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-13
>.,..,, from FIRST FACE.

---- -~--c -, manufacture In this CIT! I" '"N'
,,,,,rsclvcs aud the owners '"c'eo' .-..
care o. Wv" ,,a, ,bcm repaired, or to OBTAIN pa.
sc aeW I" ,,, we have taken no notice oi INC '~~
,,x and would not, nut t''' '"' " ,n,., III, 81,
mr,,c our machines thinking nS our ,.;5s.
,.,,r,. might bc true. have been i'''",' ,on.,sn
.,,.,t,r Of exchanging for DINER "'"N's ~
- ,no,rht VIC c0uh not or 'c""'' "'' ' ',
" ,,c NJ, their machines. Now "cSs" s"''> WV.
a,.pcial CONDITION allows us 10 % WIN wv :,
w -, u,c,,inc Company Is dnne-VE " "'s
''"e >,,r own raper four months In advance Oh
.,.,,v and we have reduced our inG"ntc"h'SS
-, 81 ZOO eco last December. souo'uoo s'">
-, ,,,,,o ard viii xaO0 coo more before next c-
-. IA tnc mean time We have done c"hseI-
x,,iyc na,ing business. mot however," Wv
,rcnsicnS of The previous SIN months IL W, ~, ~,
40 moi make Il prudent and SAFE an" VIC S''" -,
,nr cariiI stock Of S1.ooO.ooo "hhhP"'c''' ~
.ro.,.r with our large factory. IN Ne"arh' ~ o.
.,,oa with fr>t-class machinery. aIu also our cN
,,,, ,u,si, css and buildings tlToughontthcc ouh
,rr prr r. >ourrcS are coHlc the amount o' "ni
,ih,u,,, We shah not leave this city, snd heree!
,,c po,jrc 10 all poSScs$ors Of the Light kuhirt
uom,>iic" that every machine Is gu0rnn'fed 'o'
,hncc wears and will bc kept in repair free 9f chdT9
ia, ,na, fine; ard To these VIII" contemplate pnr
chasing We extend the same privileges, with the Is
surspc, that al all inns We shall hc pleased 10 nee
,bcm AZ our sore and supply their demands Tor III
Imnrrycd Domestic as also the latest "DoNicS
tic" paper patti rus.
Wcemploy no cauvaSStrS.
W II. TYLER, Manager
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-13
BY Richardson Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
ll13 Main street,

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
Y TOWN OF ASHLANLa SIXTEEN MILES
FROM RICHMOND. On TIE RICHMOND,
FREDERIC kSBURG AND POTOMAC RAIL-
ROAD, FOR SALE BY AUCTtON.-un SATUk.
DAY tue goth Instant 1T 1 O'Clock L. NJ, we shall
sell 10y auctou the prenisi valuable real estate
In the town OF Ashland, commencing anu continu-
Ing In he order IN which IL Is named, Us follows:
A VALUABLE TWOSJORi FRAMED
DWELLING, with the usual out-huuscs, In thor
Ough repair, with beautiful lot of land containing
one acre aud II half, and fronting on the railroad,
adjoining Mrs. Macnurt!o'S residence. \ BEAU
TlrUL LOT OF LAND adjoining the residence of
William u. Paine, ESD, containing one acre aud q
half A so. TWO OTHER LOTS OF LAND, con-
tanning tv. acres each, west Of The railroad and OPP
nostie Randolph Macon College, formerly owned
by John Pryor aud Others.
Ashland Is favorabls known one OF the most
beautiful and attractive villages In any of the
States its social and educa tional advantages are
equal 10 the best, and being wihin three-Iuarters
OF an hours ride OF The city of richmond by raj l.,
the residents enabled 10 ate:d business In said
city without Inconvenience aud with greater facil-
lty than many living In our own suburbs, which
moderate In circumstances, who should not fail 10
attend sule aud secure relief from the oppres-
sion OF the expense of LIVING III the city,
TERMS: Une-t third cash balance at four, eight,
and twelve months negotiable notes 10 be given or
the deferred payments, with interest aided, ana
secured by u deed Of Trust.
RICHARDSON \ CO..
je seed AucttQneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-13
BY Grubbs & Williams,
AHcLlOIeeTS ana fscitl LStdtc ASciitS'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TIE
v LARGE AND VERY DESIRABLE BRICK
KESlDtNCE 40. g SOUTH FIFTH STREET:
BETWEtN MAIN AND CARY SlRELTe' BY
AUCTION.
S,rothers GUARDIAN Decree Of Richmosd Cha9'
strothcr aud als Sls74.
In ext cution OF said decree the undersigned. 4
special commissioner appointed FOR the purpose.
will sell by auction upon the premises. on Mon
DAY. 18Th June. commencing II 5;s o CLOCK L. ~.
The late residence OF ". T. STROLLER. deceased, siu-
ued as above. and wing between the resideuces oil
MeSsIs. j. X. Childiry and james u Word. II was
erected by the late William p SlrOther for his own
use ami in its plan and construction nothing was
omitted to make IL In every respect desirable ana
substantial property.
There are four rooms In the basement: four on
the principal floor, embracing two liandS'nlc par
lDrs with folding doors between; on the floor above
four fine chambers. each communicating with p
aratc closet drrSsirg-room. ana above these Il
garrc:. There is brick kitchen with six rooms,
another building for servants with TWO rooms
smone house, &c. Eleven of the rooms have mar
BILE mautes the front porch. caps anu si!ls OF WIN
dows are OF granite; yard entirely paved and we'll
drliued, &r.
The buildings are In fine state Of preservation,
anu wha moderate expense for frcShcnlnG up, THIS
could be made il most attractive residence. The
neighborhood Is select. and though very convenient
TO business, Is quiet and retired. 1he lot i oO u!
l20 feet TO wide alley.
TERMS: One-fourth cash: balance at 6. H. anu
months for ncgo' liable notes with interest aCed.
and title retained until the further order OF the
court. Purchaser to pay taxes Tor 1874.
Possession given soon "a terms OF sale are conf
piled with. GEORGE b. HARRISON.
Commissioner.
GRuBBS & WILLIAMS, Aucionecrs je 10
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY j. w. Bronaugh, DR.,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
ONCE on Hull street opposite the courthouse,
Manchester Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
4 TRACT or LAND OF ONE HUNDRED
ACRES, ON Till RICHMOND ANDDASViLLE
RAILRoAD, BEING 4 = p = OF T H 81
i. HiGgY, AssIGSEEr s 2E r. s iI;%44 II
Nile NILES f;Rt MM H'NsCHEsTkk; ALSO. VALUA-
Bile HORSES, MULES, FoDDEh, DoMEsTIC
ANIMAL TosACG0 MAGHIN lI,l,, MANI 4 ~
R.C,CU &C. &c, &C., AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Nv Virtue of deed OF trust executed 10 me by
Andrew w. Gammans on inc !9th OF Decsu9tr,
1879. and duly recorded, being thereto required by
Josrnh Walker, the beneficiary and surety secured
and Unidentified In said decd. shall, on ~ ~.
DAY the 18th OF June, 1914, proceed zee, 10 sell NJ
public auction. to the highest pdder' tue
property conveyed by said deed
/ st. The TRACT Of LAND above DESCRIBED.
Cd 80 cords or wood on SAID tract. lOO cords OF
wood at Dayis's brlck-yard, Manchester; 900 BUSH
els of corn on Rroad-Kook farm, 800 bushels o OF
oats on same. 10000 pounds OF oat:sttsw, o'0O9
500 gallons OF ciGcr-.ai on SAID farm. Aiso pay
mule, Uavy;1 dun mule, Kit bay horse, sam !
gray horse, Nick; bay mare, E'Dlna; me!
harness, cow. bull. 4 geese SO hogs, pigs, anu
shoats Also, hydraulic tobacco-l Jump. screws;
i pound mill, l half-pouud mill, fves,mill,
seis of biliers and bands, bars. beach, stoves,
pot, kettles. Also, 200 pounns ., ii,a,,ui'c
turcd tobacco and 2. 600 pounds OF leaf tobacco;
The sale OF the personal property VIII take pace
NJ me front door or the COURTHOUSE of Chesterfield
county commencing on said day at III 0 CLOCK ..
NJ ILc sale Of real estate Ill tike place on tne
prem ises, commencing at O'Clock Z. III. on said
iav. -, .., .
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO defray the expenses of
sale aud executing this trust. aud to pay on ana
discharge an execution In favor OF George Is Loaf,
surviving partner, &c, rs. a. ". Gammans ana
Joseph Walker for the sum Of 1900. 40: With In.
tcrcst from the 18th day Of December 1873. and
Sc "a costs, and to pay off and discharge nego-
TABLE note dated Dec' mber 1878. for the sum OF
S035 with interest from date at eight per cent per
auuIIn, drawn by said GammanS, and payable 10
said v niker six months after date.
ONLY y suil.ient amount of said property will be
sold To nav the amounts above specified. shoulh
the real estate have TO be sold anu IN re be any re-
sitluc of the purchase money AFTER paying NE sain
Sin all he prescribed by said Gammans or his assigns,
or I'm case of their failure to make such direction.
such credits rs the trustee shall prescribe, secured
by deed Of trust.
IL S-tcS WILLIAM l. CLOPTOE. Trustee.
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By Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lll3 Main street,

TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
L REAL ESTATE IN HENRICo COUNTY
NEAR THE CITY OF RICHMOND BY AUG
TION-By virtue of the provisions of deed OF
trust bearing date the slh day Of >eptem6,r' ie7u,
from j. j. a. Powell and John \. Powell tn the un-
drrsig ed, trustee, duly recorded In The clerks OF
ice OF The County Court OF henrlco. to secure me
payment of 4 certain bond thercia mentioned. be-
Ing required by the beut tciary In said deed and re-
quested by the grIntors therein 10 do saal sell
by suction, on the premises, on FRIDAY the l9tl,
instant, at o'clock p NJ. the real estate described,
In said deed, consisting of 221 l-i3 ACRES Or
VALUABLE FARMING LAND, portion ol
which is finely tmb2red aud the balance highly Inn
proved. and Is part of the valuable farm called
Bloomfield, The residence OF Dir. John y. Powell,
ntar the Brook turnpike aud about six miles mort
OF the city Of Richmond, In q hue ntigh6orlood,
convenient to churches, schools, market. and With
every advantage desirable for = suburban farm OF
residence.
TERMS: Enough in cash to defray tue expense oil
executing This trust aud 10 pay OF sid 6ond ioI
~ 900 With Interest thereon al the rate OF Per
cent. per annum from March Sth, 1878, less the
sum Of $50, until paid.
j. a. RICHARDSON, Trustee.
RICHARDSON'S CO., Auctioneers. je9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-13
by j. l.. ApperSon,
Auctionccr and Real Estate agent,
No. 1Ol6 Main street.
THE LARGE AND VERY DEsIRABL!

THE LARGE AND VERY DESIRABLE
BRICk RESIDENCE, no. 40l, AND
l;K1i.NiS ATTACIED At TIE SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF Gerry AND FoUkl II STRErTS'
FJE SALE AZ AuCTlUN:-n SATtRDA1 .
the nrcpiiscs the valuable property. located rs
above in the occupancy Of {. L. word. t:l ihe
MAC, = besides an ricc store bathrooms &C.; mar
Bile maulcS In The ptriors kitchen with four rooms
stable carriage-hotIsc. &C.: all built IN me l"St
comfort for and under the supervision OF Thomas
samson. Esq. for his own Use. and now III !. EHou
state of preservation. only needing small "uia!
for paiut &C. Location very pleas. conFculchl
10 business, ut lhe same llmc retired. ana nelgli'
borhood excellent. Lot, GS by $50 feet TO VIDE
alley. ,o
TERMS: accommodating, and announced az the
sale d. l.. Al EhSu.',
lie l3-tdS Aucllotccr.
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BY j. J.. ApperSon,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloncer,
No. l0lG, Main and Eleventh. streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK STORE
4 AND DAZZLING On THE sol TIL SIDE
OF THE JAMES kIVEE AND kANAWhA CA
Nal, BcTWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH
STREETS, AT AUCTION-By virtue Of 4 deed Of
trus from John A. FAIRIES aud wife 10 the suoscrt-
her trustee, dated June 10th. AMI duly re-
corded ShiIl turing thereto required hS The holder
cf the note thereby srcurc) Sell on The lreni>eS,
on FRIDAY The l9 h III Jane. 1874. at o'c EEK
+. NJ, III. BRICK STORE and DIV riLlNtr occu-
pied by said Farres and located Is sbovr, win oar
rooms, and Two als Ia the rear and some timber.
with which, with comparative small oniluy. the Size
OF the hoiisc may be doubled; kitchen with TWO
rooms. The lot fronts 43a fCtt aud runs back VI
Irregular depth In IN Angular form.
TERMS Cash rs To about $3.50 and cNpct scs OF
srle; the balance at l. 8, and II months tor nego-
table notes Interest addict, secured by trust deed
ie S-tds J. l.. aPPrRSOS. Trustee.
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BY Grubbs K Williams.
Auctioneers ANA ReD Estate A2ents-
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE FALCA-
L BILE STORE AND DWELLING No. -
NORTH SEVr NTEENTfl ST&EET BETW Ell y
MAIN AND FRANKLIN STREETS. OPPOSITE
TO TIE Arch AT TIE FlkST MARK Ill
BY virtue OF deed of trust executed 10y Harris
Raphael to The subscriber as trustee. dated l2tll
November, 1869. and Gully recorded. viii sell
upon the premises on MONDAY. June 10, at .
O'Clock y. NJ. by auction. the property situated as
above, occupied by Isaac Wentworth and Lewis
Harris, yieduga rent 1T the rate OF SI2U per an
mum.
sufficient 10 pay the expenses OF sale and 10 DIS
charge three notes. dated 18th November. SOP
for the >uTs of 5000, $4,000. and 81 l2u, paya-
bic respectively 1T iour, eight and twelve months
alter their date. together with all interest which
hats accrued upon said ties since Their maturity.
and the residue, ii any. upon such Terms rs the
grnt0r in said de Il. his heirs, or assigns may di-
rect: but by consent OF the creditor terms more III
vor:b!e TO the purchaser Will be given
MARCUS KAUFMAN, Trustee.
GhIEHS i WILLIAMS. AuctiNmeCrs. my Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-13
BY Grubes & Williams
Real Estate Agents and auctioneerS'
Eleventh street between Main anu BANK.

THAT HANDSOME BRICk REsl Isl
| DENCE ON CORNER OF FRA NkLiN, AM ~
aMmCrTInS.MWe viii sell at auction, on The prem
ses Of Ju1e' k 2! SS!cSk on
~ snu,hwest corner Of Franklin ana twenty
s sT streets. now occupied by Joseph a. Myatt
The HOUSE contains about twelve rooms, itcuT !,
aIso a Stable and carriage honSc-all ni Drick
There Is water and gas on the premises. mere are
marble manels I'm all The principal rooms anu
,rnisr ON every Go.r: sta iOnary washStanns
The LOT fronts 33 feet, aud runs back ABOUT LOU
feet. ,.o o~ponso for The
-, ,,.c aud II Is very expensive i'll It's iinish.
TERMS: one fourth cash The balance at ohes
two. and three years for nesotlaD!e holes' ih'''e
added secured by Il trust deed: ,,s
:, huctionecrS.
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1r,,rpr Il TOM CoLLINs2


4 rcw,boy. painting. rush. d me by,
And did IN tones Of anguish cry:
Where IS Tom tolliuS:
A vcrdant youth, w!,h'facc quite red,
Ran uy in haste and loudly said:
Where Is Tom Collins:
A lawyer, 10y some error laid
ADD esss d the court, and ;husly said:
Nv here j. Tom Collins:
4 magistrate of heavy weight,
Asked trembling and with alt'rng gait:
Where is Tom Col!in>?"
AFrenchy-loNking ctnttlman
Cried ou: AS down the street nc ram
"Wo ccSt. Tom Collin>:"
For The information Of all would state that ms
Headquarters are al SCHAAr'S Variety store. l4o2
Main street.-The same placc where they Keep the
finest stock of Cigars, Tobacco. smokers articlcs'
reading matter solid silver aud gold headed Canes
Buggy and all other styles of Umbrellas, gentle
me,'s Jewelry. styll>h Paper Collars, stail"ucr!'
and grucral variety uf fancy and furnishing Soous.
Note The No.: l4O2 Maiu street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-13
BY Hill 4 Gcddin.
Real Estate Auctioneers and Agents,
No. HOS Main street.

THREE BUILDING LOTS SMEAR MON
RnEpAkk FOR SALE AECTIOS.-On
TUESDAY,, June 16. 1874. we will sell on the
premises at 81 o'clock +: ~, 26 feet OF ground
fronting on tlain street. between Briviccre ana
pine With depth OF 1870 feet: also. TWO LUIS
Of 90 feet each ON The west SIDE of Bclridcre street
between Main aud Cary streets, with depth OF 20
feet. ..o.,o., :
these lots. ,
TERMS: Onc-third cash: balance at six and
twelve months, with six per cent. interest added.
'">''N HILL Il GODDiN,
"a AuctiuntprS.