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The Morning herald., 1875-10-07
josie SulliVan's Fate.

The mystery which surrounded the ia
Of Josie Sullivan, who disappeared fu
his fathers residence, No. 4l2 GreenrA
street, about 1 p. M, on the afternoon
Wednesday, the 18th ult., was cleared
yesterday by the discovery of his decon
posed body between two bales Of hay j
the feed store Of Devine & Rush, No. Al
Washington street. The lad was threean1
a half years old, and was last seen playing
in front Of his fathers grocery store aDe'
l o'clock in the afternoon of the day
disappeared. NJ. Sullivan reported
case at the Central Office the same d'!!J'n'
having had some trouble with the farmer
who blocked the street in front Of his store
imagined that from motives of reVensT
some one had carried his little son ava,
and retained that belief up to the time
the discovery of the remains. Messrs' "
vine & Rush's place is on the corner
Laight and Washington streets, entrance "
1t being easy from Laight street and 'onp
ous and difficult by means Of wlnas as
passage from Washington street. IN Ds
9TH ult. they laid in stock Of salt Ia! W.
ne ground floor and yesterday the! y. ~
'bout filling an order, and while reno''S
ome bales in the rear part Of the s0's'
lear the Laight street entrance, they e'Is
lcross the body Of little Josie nf~:
vedged in between two bales and III ,' ~
dvanced state of decomposition. W"
sullivan and the Coroner were proml":
otified, and the Identification Of the ~, "
1ains was the work of an instant ~,
ID evidently went in by the Lalght S''s. s,
oor, which is hardly three-quarter' w. :.'
lock from his fathers store, to amlse '''1
'lf, as was his habit, by playing WIN ~.
1t kept in the store, and, it is believeo'Ih~ hs
lille chasing the animal over the nay u, m
Ill where he was found and was graau'nn!
nothered, as there were evidences 'l'''N
ID lot die without struggle.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-07

1T is said that the Russians have avoided
the provisions of Article III of the Treaty
of 1856 by keeping on the Black Sea a
large fleet of staunch vessels, subsidized by
the Imperial family, manned by sailors
retired from the navy for the purpose, and
so arranged that, while plying ostensibly
as merchantmen, they can be converted in
to formidable men-of-war at a weeks no.
tice, or put to valuable services as trans
ports,
The Morning herald., 1875-10-07
'he case from coming befpr'

cdMlstahceB o. the case rom coming beJofe
the public. 4 E Al
It is the auty of q public journal to e1-
pose fraud and By letting th1 light into
dark places enableothersto to guard against
imposition.
Meanwhile, the hero Of this disclosure
is plying his vocation as q / Chicago book
agent in this city, and desires to obtain the
services of intelligent young ladies to ac-
company him to San Francisco, and adver-
tises to this effect. ' ,~
The Morning herald., 1875-10-07
Robert Dale Owen.

Indianapolis Correspondence Gin. Gazette.
Your correspondent received brief call
last evening from Robert Dale Owen, He
was alone and to all appearances perfectly
sane. The wild expression of the ewes, so
noticeable when he entered the asyium, is
entirely gone, and the firm step and ruddy
lace indicate returning health. He is still
regarded an inmate of the asylum, but in
tends returning to New Harmony before
winter sets in. lie reads much, but as vet
writes little. He is now just beginning to
realize how badly off he was when his sons
brought him here three or four months ago.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-07

81 slocum, at the Opera House, on satur-
day evening, promises to be first class pcr.
formance, and we hope to see the house full,
See advertisement in another column.
FOR convenience all interested in the
exhibition of Delaware products at tie
centennial, are particularly invited to a.
,chd meeting at the Board of Trade Room,
Masonic Temple, in this city, this evening at
o'clock, at which time the Hon. Jos. p.
Comegys and Leander +. Riddle, ESQ, of
the State Board of Centennial Commission
crs, will be present to assist in and explain
all matters in connection with this subject
ms matter is well worthy Of their atten-
tion.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-07

GRANT, when he had the auction at his
farm last week, sold all the mules. We
have often wondered why the poor darkey
in the South never got his forty acres and
mule. Now we know the reason.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-07
THE HERALD.
WILMINGTON, OCTOBER 6, 1875.

1T is stated that the Sutro tunnel in Ne
vada has been bored over ten thousand
feet. Newspaper men are bored deeper
than that by the exchange reader.
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NsA4aenI,7

wsanesd.y, Oct. g, TisS1ss'oss, D.
~, AND BOND escrIySI,.p. esSS, p.l
Assess ses nd Il s,ofs1s: SfFs3ss, a, t!,oss:e,
The Morning herald., 1875-10-07

at length and came to the ears of sever,
prominent Milwaukee ladies, who took i'm
mediate measures to relieve the girls from
the prosecutions of this book agent. The,
were found in debt for several weeks boarc
and without means to procure subsist
ence. They repeated the story of thei,
wrongs, and told how Glazier had promised
to be responsible for their board, and how
nc mad deluded them with the glowing ac.
counts OF the success they could make. II
was this gentleman's habit to entice Girls
from their homes on false statements and
without justification. Devoid of nrotec,
uon' friends or money, unsuspecting youth
ana beauty was left at the mercy of wolf
IN Sleeps clothing, powercss against the
insults offered and unable to return to their
relations o. home. The young ladies in
question found faithful friend in the per-
son OF the Rev. G. N. Showers, residing on
blddle street. The story as reported came
to the ears Of the gentleman, and through
ms lnstrumentality several parties became
interested in the girls welfare, and sue
ceeded in having them provided with
board at the Young Woman's Home on
Van Burch street. Legal advice was
sought, and after consulting with ex-sena-
tor Carpenter it was concluded to let the
affair drop and use efforts to keep the cir
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-22
PORT OF RICHMOND. FEBRUARY 20, 1875

Sun sets......... 5.29 High tide.......... $40
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY 20, 1875.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.
Steamer Richmond, Reid, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers. q. W. Allen co.
Steamer John sylvester, Clifford. NOrf0lk, mer-
chaudiSe and passengers. l.. Is. Tatuin.
ARRIVED :UNDAI.
Steamer Shirley, Tr,vcrS Baltimore. merchan.
disc and passengers, Powhatan Steamboat Com
pany.
Steamer Alliance. Carr. Philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passengers ". =. Porter, agcnt.
steamer Wcslovcr, skinner, Baltimore, MGR
chantiise and passengers, Powhatan Steamboat
Company.
Steamer Richmond Reid, New York, mcrchan-
disc aud passengers, e.. w. Allen Il Go.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From liverpool December 21st, bark Edwin
From Liverpool january l2lh, bark Lorton
Vale, Bea,ner.
JanSon.
From Philadelphia January 9th, schooner Il. A.
Johnsoa. johnson.
From Philadelphia January 9Th, schooner John
FROM Portland January 9th, schooner Susan
Stetson, Lewis
From Baltimore February -, schooner Eclipse,
Conklin
From philadelphia February -, schooner John
Mcdonnell, MCkcndry.
From New York February 9th, schooner Harry
Lan'lell, Taylor.
MEMORANDA.
Boston. February 1S.-Cleared: Brig Varnum
II. Hill, Patrick for Norfolk.
NEW YORK, February 1S.-Arrired: SchoonerS
Garret 7. Wright, Chopper: William Henry, Van
Name; Thomas u. Benton, Miller Gertrude sum
mcrs, Snow: from Virginia.
Woup'S HOLE, February l7.-Arrivcd Schooner
Lizzie I. Dow, Chase, for Norfolk.
DISASTERS.
SIGNAL OFFICE. WASHINGTON. February 49,
The Observer Cape Henry reports the position Of
the brig kcwadin unchanged since yesterday. bur
making considerable water. The Aroma Mills Is
full of water, ana all the sugar on hoard lost.
Schooner Henry A. Paul, Strange, from Boston
for Baltimore, ashore at Race Point, has 800 tons
OF ice piled on her deck. Her cargo will BIZ dis
charged aud the vessel sold.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Notice is hereby given that the BartIct.'s Reef
lish vessel WAS yc,terd " carried by Ice from her
station. he has been tow,d into New London. but
the Lighthouse Board.
STEPHEN ID. TRESClIhRD.
Com. Us. ~, Lighthouse Ins!tector.
Third iii strict.
Mem York, February IS, 1875.
NEW LONDON. February 1S.-It Is reported thit
the CUrnicld lightship vas driven from her moor
inss by the Ice yesterday.
BY telegraph.
NEW YORK, Frln uary 2u.-Arrivcd: Deutschland,
Bolivia. Arrived uul: Robert Anderson, Nelson.
Arrive ont Cuba, Spain.
PHILADELPHIA, February 2O.-Thc Manhattan,
chartered by The amt rican Line, sailed 10 day with
$40, 900 in lin, .7l0 bales OF cottO and large
quantity Of provisions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-22
Gods Waiting.

Grand is the leisure of the earth:
>hc gives her happy myriads biitl,
Ana after harvest fears not dcarlh,
But g"es la sleep in sHow-wrcalhs dim.
Dread is the leisure mp above.
The while lie sits whose name Is Love,
ana waits. as Noah did the dove,
10 see if she would fly 10 him.
He waits +, + us, while, housecss things,
We beat about with bruised wings
On the dark FOODS and water springs,
The iuincu world, the deso'ate STA;
With open windows from the prime,
81 night, all day, He waits sublime,
unti the fullncs of the time
Dscrecd from HIS eternity.
Jean HgeiOr.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, February 0-Noon-StOcks dull
and lover. Money, 2a. Gold, lax. Exchange
Long, 4S5H; short, 4S7. Governments dull. States
quiet.
Epening.- Money easy at 2@2H. Sterling quiet
at 463h. Gold dull II l14k Governments dull
and steady. States quiet and nominal.
BANK STATEMEST.-Loans increased $1,75O.-
900; specie decreased So 100000; l,gal-tendcrs
decreased s.. 100000; deposits decreased - 50O-
600; reserve decreased - $4,000.
SUB-IKEAsURY BALASCES.-GOld, S16,9lO,-
674; currency. $5O.032 las. The Sub Treasury
rsid out to- " $43 900 on account Of interest," and
sJ4 900 for bonds.
Iu>tnmc rccpints A422.O0O,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-22
COM M ERCiAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
OFFERINGS.

OFFERINGS.
WHRAT.-White. $50 bushels. Ped. 348 hisbei''
COHN-White, 25S bushels. Mixed, lo4 Dhsli-
tis.
OATs.-956 bushelg.
RYE.-6 bushels.
BLACKEYE PEAS.--3S bushels.
Corn MEAL 90 bushels. ......
SIIUCKS.-57 bales.
SALES.
WHEAT Red, 10 bushels very good a! 81 20.
CoRS.-Whie, 20 bushels very gnna al foc'
ATs-326 bushels very good at TIC. ao
BIAcHEYE PEAs.-3S bushels very good at 81 on
SIiUcKS.-23 bales on private terms 81 bales III
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Nv telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS

NV YORK, February 2O.-Flonr quiet. firm,
opd in fair demand :; f4.7OMt5,45 fpr'coinm3n TO
fair extra southern t545@ts for goed 70 choice 1G
~ oomxI ID for winter rid western: IL % for
ami,er do. II 25@S1 80 for white western. Corn
opened firm and closed a, yesterdays prices. Pork
heavy new mes sl925; ard cn dl: and'9S sGG
i3 Is-i6c. Office dull and nominal ssugar nm
Settled and nominal Rice quiet: H9'asSeS S
Cor sirained FreIghts 10 iyerpool quiet.
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CINCINNATI MARkET

CISCISSATI. February 20.-Flour dull and nomi-
nal. Corn dull al 66hc Pork firm at Si9. Lard--
steam Sl3 5OGSl 1921: Kettle, sl4ms14 70.
Bacon quiet and steady; shoulders Sc; ci ar RID,
lie; clear, Ike. Whiskey steady at ". 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-22
AUCTION sales.--future Days.
BY N. M. Lee,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
No. 1914 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND IN THE
/ COUNTY OF HANOVER. CLAY TOWN.
SHIP NEAR M Virtue of aes a s @f
Isl OF july S72 and OF record in the clerks Office
of the County Court of Hanover, will sell at pub
lie auction, on THURSDAY, March 4, 1S75,at "
street, by The acre so much Of the land mentioned
In said deed will besu:cient 10 pay The debt Sc
cured thereby and Interest," and the cost OF executing
this deed i.
The land conveye.: consists OF TWO TRACTS
one of Two HUNDRED AND SlXT? AND
THREE-FOURI IaACRES ), II d adjpins the LANDS
OF s.. 4. Priddy, Joseph =. |ingled. and others;
and tie ether OF TWEN1 Y-HISh AND ONE-
HALE ACRES, and adjpirs the lands OF Mary ~.
TInsiey. Robert ". Jones, and William ). King.
TERMS: Cash.
fe 22 ROBERT &. SCOII, trustee, &.
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x-r,r yopK CATION MARKET.

New YORK, February 20 The market Tor cot
ion on the spot has been i.rerish IN inc csiIg 5s
of the week when more favorable foreign anVices
Trough, ont some export business and enabled lola-
ers 10 obtain better figures. The offerings OF desira a
Tvery dealings we're not animated, and there are
generally more sellers than buyers. The t0t,i saeS
Of the week were 1868 bales, OF which 1,ouo
were for contract, aud the balauce LOT prompt Ut
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, February 20.-Flour and wheat
steady. Corn buoyaat and strong: southern whlte,
7s6t8Oc. yellow. 1876. Oats tirmer: southern,
6Sm6oc. Provisions steady and firm, with actiye
order demand. Pork steady and unchaneea' sno.il'
dcrs. SIC. Lard steady and unchanged - nee
dull and little doing: ordinary TO prime RIG car
goes. I7@19c. Whl.key excited at 81 .OS. sugar
Gr,o ,t OGl1 0l%r.
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CT OILS MARK ETS.

ST. LOUIS. February 20.-Flour Gull and un.
changed. Corn firm and In fair demand; No.
mixed. G3L6JG5c. Whiskcy higher at 81 OF. Pork
dull at 1850 Bacon quiet. with only limited job
bling demand. Lard dull at BIC.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-22
THE WATER OF
ROCkBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VIRGINIA
JAMES A. FRAZIER, PROPRIETOR.

These MINERAL WATERS have an established
repu alton for very high curative virtue In all the
following classes OF diseases. and rs being au AB
SULrTE SPECIFIC in several OF them. viz.
Scrotula anu all the forms of @landular Sw, Kings
and cutancous cruiivc disease, Erysinclas, letter.
Eczema, Sc, Chrt mic Diirrhna aud DyScnt2ry.
Dyspepsia. Bronchitis. Chronic Thrush. Affections
of the Kidneys and Bladder, Uropsy, Piles, and, in
connection with the Hot Bath, Chronic Rbcuma-
tism In all anrmic conditions OF the system and
broken down states or the constitution. loss OF APP
petite, and general nervous proSiraiOn. their
powers and virtue as a Restorative may De safely
pronounced 10 be without 4 known rival amongst
The mineral waters OF the world. They are eSpe-
cially iuuic lel in the whole class of ailIE cnts pc
culiar 10 the female constitution.
This wafer Is packed in cases containing one
dozen lialf-gallon bottles. Price, $40 per case.
The salts of the water usually called ROCK triige
Alum Mass IS obtained by the evaporation of The
water al the Springs, retaining the properties of
the water, be used for its reproduction, aud Is
very convenient to persons whose homes are re.
mote from the Springs that cost Of transporting
the water Is very Large, or 10 those who wish 10 use
the wafer when travelling, as IL can be reproduced
Instantly. The salt, can be sent per mail. Price
~ Der ounce.
descriptive pamphlets can be obtained OF the
agt nts gratis upon application.
Supplies received direct constantly on hand for
sale by PURCELL. LADD j. CO.,
Agents Virginia Springs Water,
ia l1-eod3m Richmond, Va.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO. February 20.-Flour quiet and I'M
changed. Corn in fair demand; No. mixed, Gao.
Pork i'm fair demand and lower at SIS. loo
SlS.l2%. Lard quiet and weak at 81 3 40. Wills
key steady II S1.O4.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-22
by Goddin, Warren It Co.,
Real Estate AuCtionecrs and Agents,
No. HOG Main street.
r AND AND DWELLING IN FULT(

T AND AND DWELLING IN FULTON
IL FOR SALE.-ln pursuance of deed of trust
barring date the 9th day of June, S73, executed
10 the undersigned us trustees by john I. Gibson,
trustee. and tphellu V. Cussen, and by request OF
the holders of some Of the notes thereby secured
we will, on WEDNESDAY The 24lh day of Fcbr'I-
AIRY, A. ID. 1875, at o'clock 7. NJ, on The pre-
mi>es, sell at public auction the following pro-
ucrty-ro WIZ "All that LAND wing and being
within the present limits of the city Of Richmohd
but formerly In the county Of tlenrico, In thct town
of Fulton, fronting 80 feet ON the Outhtrn side or
Graham street rs laid down in the plan OF said
town of Fulton which plan Is On tile In the clerk
Office of Henrico County to1rt. Said land Is known
and de- crbed in said plan as Lots Nos. 80. 81, ana
81 In Square NJ. ) ; AMI said lots run back between
paralIel lines / y feet To al alley Ia common ~
feet wide
TERMS For cash a to so much is may be ncccs-
siry dcfray the expenses OF executing this trust
AID to ui> cha rye the amount II money payable
upon nineteen notes for II 1888 each. which ar"
now past due: ard rs To the r,>iGue upon credit,
in monthly instalmcnt, of t13333 each until the
amount OF the purcha c-moncy shall have teen en-
harl,lcd Mites and deed Of trust required for de-
Ierrcd payments CYRUS BIOS It UN,
WM. IRA SMITH,
Trustees.
Sale by GoDDIS, WARREN & Co., Auctioncers.
t..1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-22
BY James NJ. Taylor 6 Son,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers,
Office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i HOUSE AND LOT IN THE CITY OF RICH.
MOND, FRONTING ON THE s. UTH SIDE OF
MAIN BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND SEVEN
TEtNTH STREETS, KNOWN AS The MID
DIE TENEMENT OF THE MANSION
HOUSE" AND AT PRESt NJ CCCUPIEn BY
A. l.. JACOBS, ESQ. Al AUCTlON.- BY virtue
Of deed Of trust ext cuteG the 2lst DAY Of No
vcmber, 1862. TO the subscriber. from NJ. n;
Kracksr, recorded in the clerks Office OF Richmond
Hastings (now thauceryj Court, In ID; Is. 70 A.
page 527 To secure the layncut Of certain N sota
BE notes therein mentioned. at the request or me
beneficiary I'm said ds ed and In conformity with ne
directions of decree of The CDancery Court OF the
city of Richmond pronounced on the 9th day OF
Nav, 1871, In the case OF shIelds u.s. r. racker,
shall sell at public acctien. upon the premises, on
MOADAY the. 1st day Of March, 1873, at ~
O'Clock NJ. III fair If not, the hrst fair DAY Inere-
after. Sunray eNcepteGl that desirable BRlCh
STOKE and DWELL ING on the south slice "f
Main between Fifteenth aud Seventeenth streets,
No 1925. The lot fronts twenty-one Feet Two
Inches and runs back Dinety.tour feet to an alley
fifteen II ct vide. r
TERMS: Enough I'm cash Ia pay the expenses oil
sale and the sum Of S209l.19 with interest from
May 81 81, ut the 70 te of ten per cent per an
NUN until paid. ..,,,
Terms as 10 surplus of the proceeds Of sale VIII
he made known ut the hour Of sale.
JAMES 81. TAYLOR, Trustee.
JAMES ". TAYLOR Il Son, AuctiuneerS. II
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
L TRACT OF LAND SEVEN MILES FROM
RICHMOND.-By virtue Of 4 deed of trust extcu-
ted Inv Henry Austin Jr, on the 9Th of December
1883, to recover Il certain debt I'll. rein named.
Shall as trustee, sell at public auction TO the nixll-
est bidder, on the premises. on SAIUtDAl tue
Tract OF l. Nd In Henrico county, containing
1874 acres and "a pees. near The " Ridge church.
and two miles from the forks of he River and
Westham roads. The improvements consist of q
DIV cling and other housts suitable for small
farm This Is q very valuable farm
Terms: Cash sufficient 70 pay the EXPENSES Of
sale and the sum of $SOl.90; and the balance on Il
credit of one and two years. with interest from
GATE, secured by a deed OF trust.
fe 6tds CHASTAlS WHITE, Trustee.
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J0rISVIT,1.E ETS.

LOUISVILLE. February 20.-Flour UNCHANGED.
Corn dull at GS@70c. Provisions steady. Pork
nominally $50. DEMONSTRATORS, SNSac.; clear
rib 1lkG1 &c: clear, l1kQQ11 nc. Lard steady.
Whiskey firm at IL .05.
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BE- Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1919 Main street.

VALUABLE BRICK Ks ST { &Ne s, LIZ.
TsD on THE SOUTH LINE OF MAIN BE-
T M en- sEVENTEENTH AND EIGHTEENTH
STREETS. AT AUCTlON.-We shall. III tle re-, re,
ppremises. on WEDS ESDAY the cath day or Fe9-
iuary at o'clock r ~ !n tEu sIt ua,au as
ahu Inscribed with dwelling over same contain.
Inc about seven rooms. kitchen, &C.: now occupied
hv = good tenant ut the rate of $500 per anIinn.
The lot has front OF about II by - leee ~ "i"e
alley. 1850 ,o,,, ~ tho bour oS
ale IL y ~ nrtinna.rs,
fe 90 hu,eo"S.--.
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SEED,

SEED,
GARDEN SEEDS.
We have now on hand large and reliable stock of
GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS,
from Landrelh, Thorburn, aUd other celebrated
seed.growers North.
Orders from the country filed promptly, and sent
through by the mall at the rate Of two cents Tor
every four ounces. Our seeds are guaranteed 10 oe
of the pest quality.
MILLER & PIERCE, Apothecaries,
corner Fifth and Marshall streets.
POLK MILLER CO., Apothecaries,
+. 22 corner Ninth and Main Streets
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BY W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent aud huctiOueer,
Eleventh and Bank streets.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
Y ESTATt $50. 1909 ONTHt NORTH SIDE
nt' N,IN HrTWrtN TWELFTH AND GOV
ER<OR STREETS, FOR SAir.-I am authorized
to sell that valu.be LOT and BhiCk-AND-sTuC-
COED TENEMENT thcreon, NO. l2US Main
street, occupied by Nr. II. WeSterhotf ii an .nnllal
rental OF 1900. The lot hasa front IF 26;i feet
fsu jet 10 the use in common ~ an all tor ING
hcneIt of the adjoining tenant and runs back 81
feet The house Is three stories above The basement
and runs back nearly 100 feet. 1t Is seldom that
sEch valuable property in that desirable locality Is
or rcd t II sale. apply ut once 10
T.. Io.3t ". GnDDIN.
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An Old story.

An introduction quite unsou2ht,
A bow, Il word, u passing thought;
A shaft by Cupid from above,
i friendship quickly changed 10 love;
n month OF doubt, an hour Of bliss,
a drcary day, Il parting kiss:
A restless night, sleep wood in vain,
And then the morn, heartachc and pain.
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A moose paper-A death-warrant. The
fare thing-A borse.car ticket. The mercury
is reposng quietly on its bed of doun.- Bos-
tom Adrcrtiser.
4 useful thing III the long run-Breath.
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SISlMOSS'S

SIMMOSS'S
LIVER REGULATOR.
For Dyspepsia. Constipation, Jaundicc, Bilious
attacks, SICK Headache. Collie, Depression OF Splt-
It's Sour Stomach, Iicartbtlrn, &C., &c.
1T HAS NO Equal.
Is o fiG!tIess family medicine-
Does not aiSirrapgr. the sy steIa.
Is sl.se TO cure II taasu regularly.
Is no drastic, violent medicine.
Does not Interfere With business
Is no Intoxicating beSerage
Contains the simplest aud best SsInedn5.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-22
BY +. ID. Eacho.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. Q north Fourteenth street.

VERY DESIRABLE FRAME DWELL
Y ING AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
FIFTH BAKER STREETS AT AUCTION
Nv request Of the owner will SELL on The premises,
ON WEDNESDAY, February the Gath. S73. Ut
O'clock p. NJ, the desirable FRAME DWELLING
situated as above, containing five rooms, with front
and lear porches: kitchen with Two rooms coal
and wo0d-house TALL In thorough repair: with water
and gas and other convenienreS on The premises
The lot fronts 81 feet 10 Inches and runs back on
the sou 'hern line of Baker street 122 rect 10 al
alley l 6 feet vide.
Terms: Made known at the hour OF sale:
fe 10 h. D. EACHO, AuctiOneer.