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BRIGHTLY BREAKS THE MORNING
Of a new era in the annals Of medi-
cine. Alcohol will soon be banlshed
1tom the list of remedies, and only
kuswn as a poison. Dr.. Walkers
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;, 1t il asserted as a fact that every
canyasser who has turned his atteh-
ton to the introduction Of the New
Family Sewing Machine in his local
ity, Or who has been fortunate enough
to secure an agency, has Outstripped
The best efforts in making money Of
th6 old and tried Agents Of the high
priced machines, which latter they
n1m replace. The demand is enor-
nous, and sales so rapid and money
made 40 readily with, so little effort
thSt Farmers, 1Tradesmep, Specnla-
tors, &C., are hocking into the bust
ness as fast as they eau secure terri.
tory and get their goods on the
&leand to supply anxious customers.
Its marvellous how these machines
III when exhibited, it being q recog-
lissd fact that the people will buy
To best at the lowest price. 1t GER
tlialy is tho Machine of the times
"a does thsvsa,ne work, as other
Machines at 5000 or $4,000, and we
really belieseit would sell just as read
ilyatdonble and then hot cost half the
asaalprice Of 50 good an article, for
4 y astonishing to SEQ the vast
anouut Of lab0f IT performs at so low
aecst The inventors are daily in
e1dated with testimonials Of the
vesth Of their new Machines which
y saddsnly and successfully bounded
INTO popular favor. 1t proves to be
jsst what i wanted every day, by
every enc, everywhere, who have a
nlly, Il has stained an cnviab]e
sssPasAtien in many thousands Of
eaaes and factories, for its solid
ssesh, power, rapi,lity, simplicity,
eseliaty and ease Of operation, with
!smS beauty, fineness and RELIABLE
q its sewing !, while the wonder
"a ~ y price Twenty Dollars for, a
age and complete Sewing Machine
q 4 strong table 8 ad treadle),
49, !. a!i idea Of competition entire
~ q the question. 1t stands alone
merits and price. We advis.
a. invest ia one at once for your
Daughter, Mother, Sister o.
liend and make q hume hap
6 pst them in your factory, o
q bettef II yon are lucky enough
: ~ agsncy II there is none ii
- town, aud make money your
The many New Attachment
(1G extrA 6uo skilful aud dit
,yosk, are a surprise ip 'thsi
q construction and far he
~ even "grange prices" and wi
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. hoy remote you may reside
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-19

"a Ioa rEFERsppe es, RISasEsgoAP'
2 1oMMENeING OCTOBER "a, 1916,
Criraihslo n IisfoddWill run as follows: -
,asas2 eil-LEAyp RIcHMoSD' SOUTH
$40 A. NJ, THReUS MAIL daily Except Sum
IN 10y ri day. ssanessing for all Points south o.
7:45 A. H., EREiGHT( TaAIN daily, Except Sun
dayL with coach attached. for Petera-
s3t&t'i' HI burg, nnd stations on the Southside
TGad hysfho%s nne aa III
~ for ali p6i9ts South and West Pas
II Nv ~ senRersi taking this train will make
aar ..j.yfNi close con1tctioH at Petersburg ZOE
Norfolk. Elegant yparor- car attached
500 p F fs faay except sunday, with
r.#5t !, coach attached. f,til.fylfl n 49, -
LaAyE NORTH. 4. -
1850 A. M, FREIG HIT TRAIN daily Except Sun
III S5a5 sfae m aifs ss connecting
= 4, with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac, railroad for all points Last
s;oo,P. Ms FFsEiGHT d.ily (excep. Sunday,
coach attached. ~ ~
sS F a g.y spesan S %is Rsh saa
81 Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
for all points East and West. Pullman
- ~ - Y sleeper attached. running thronsh
i! y .1fftE. to Baltimore. Also making close
d ,t.,45 IS connection With the chesapeake snd
3st 49, Ohio railr0adfor the Virgins Springs
h !, The NAIL Trains will Lot stop between Rlcn.
mond aud Petersburg exteptat Chester lGa
Passengers for Charleston. Columbus, AuausA,
Sayaunah, Floyida and southwest Georgia, who
leave Richmond by morning traiHs, are iniormaa
that this line Is The only one that tsrousn
without delay or brenk in schedule.
Trains on Clover Hill raiirnaf' leave Clover HI
Pits at $50 A. b., and RETURNING will leave Chester
at $40 2. ~ MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS y, ana
!, ALI TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii start from
A pc ak u0po'- A. SHAW, Superintendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-19
ByJ. Thompson Brown, :!
Real Estate Agent and ,Auctioneer,
lib Main street.

.0NEHUNDRED AND THIRFY.sEvEN
" FEET OF GROUND ON SOUTH LAUREL
STREET. AT UCTIoN, oN,sATURDAY, NO.
VEMBER 2OTH, AT O'CLOCK P. M.-By re-
quest Of owner. Will sell &C auction on the above
DATE 1877 by 14S FEET, fronting on south Laurel
street, two squares from the terminus Of the street.
car, railway eAlso.sa DESIRA Bile BUILDING
aiey, and bonded on The south by a twenty-foot
alley: This lot IS beautifully located, and Is on the
west side OF Pine between Spring and China Streets
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance In SIX, twelve.
and eighteen months, six per cent interest, secured
by trust deed. j. THOMPSON BROWN.
ro13 =, Auctioneer.i
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BY Goddn, Warren 8 Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioaeers,
.s.f3tyi, No.1I16 Main street. s%LG

Two BRICK HOUSES ON THE EAST
L. SIDE OF SECOND NEAR DUTAL STREET
FOR SALEAT PUBLIC AUCTION.-On NON
P. d., we will offer for sale, ON the premises, at
public auction, TWO BRICK HOUSES located as
above desccibed.s One has, four rooms and cellar,
the other has two rooms. Lois front about 20 and
SO feet and run back an irregular width. These
houses go constructed that they can be used as
TERMS: One fourth cash ;'bllance at four. eight,
and twelve months, with Interest added, and Sc.
cured by q deed OF trust
GODDIN, WARREN q CO.,
no1B Auclionpers.
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BY W. GoddiD, -
Reai Estate Agent and Auctioneer;
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

rRUsTEE,s SALE OF SEVEN
i EIGHTHs OF HOUSE AND Lot ON UNION
HILL. ON THE RORrH SIDE OF N STREET
OPPOSITE TO THE METHODIST CHURCH.
AS trustee in certain deed Of trust from Seth
Creekmore, trustee OF Mary T, Christian, beari pg
date the goth of May S67, duly recofdedfn Rich
mond Chaucery Court, 10 Deadlock No. sc A, page
$50. l, shall sell al auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY The 26lh Of Noyemoers 1S75, at4 O'Clock
Z. NJ, The RIAL ESTATE located as above. now
or latelyin the occupancy OF Mr.. William Chris
tan. The lot has front Of A. feet and adepth Of
1875 feet, with a comfortable FRAMED TENE-
MEET thereon. siytEEEaI rlsi
TERMS Enough in cash to defray expenses Of
sale and TO diseharHe nofe Of Sl21.35with inter-
residue Of the proceecs OF sale, on such terms as
may be announced at the time Of sale.yoGI BIT
ALEXANDEh II. SANDS,
no 1877 t'ti "iit &Etf2 DH2s2 = Trustee.
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Sxittfi by Godsin, Warfpli& sssssd =
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1106 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OE, BRICK HOUSE
L8T on TIE East s SIP 9E st
STREETS AT .ATCTIO By virtue Of deed of
trust from David holmes snd wife to the under
signed trustees, datetthe 9th day Of June, 1878,
and duly recorded In the clerks Office Of the
ChancerY Cousts Of the cltyof Richmond, we viii
proceed 20 sell on ihe premises. at public AUCTION,
1875, at Ak O'Clock p. rs; the HOUSE and LIT
located as above described. The hous has three
roons. Lot, 29kby 1894 feet.sE sta>tflt254i :sSii
TEhMs: Reasonable, and made known at sale:
l.stT'ss riistgsa.'', ? e CYRUS BOSSIEOX,
81, - ilt.,.ra2 yttffs IL. TOWER go -
+. nol18 Trustees. .
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EoR NoRFoLK, PORTsM0UTH, BALTIMORE;
PHTABkLPHIA,A AND NEW x0R j. Il ~
EIeOF6R ~ 80, y = .l.aSsJ 4
asREGULARLANDfH OF JAMES RIVER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-19
By ,aoddtp, Warren e Co,
Zeal Estate AGENTS and 4uctioneers, |,
- Isl 80 - No. HOG MAIN street. Z

.fTRUsTEEs SALE OF AaBRICK
{ Il HOUSE IHD IoT = on Fac EAST SIDE OF
ST. JOHNS BETWEEN FEDERAEtgtAND
COUTTS STREETS AT AU CTION. w. BY = 1rtueD t
10 deadlof trustffem George w. Arulistea6, trustee
for, Charity nabrey, TO the understgnad trustees,
fatedtie 9th day Of june, 1s73, and daily recorded
In the clerks Office Of the Enancery Court of the
city or Richmond, D.. b 10t A, page SO, we, VIII
prnceed 20 sell ION the pferni public auction,
on "WEDNESDAY the .24th day OF November,
1875, at o'cisckP. NJ, the HOUSE and LOT as
above descrtbedsf The house contains two rooms.
Z -YTERMs Reasonable ahd made known at BALE.
= f,,f.iSscWM NJ. IRA SMIEH.,ca -
~ ~ = go ~ 80 CYRUS B0SSIEUX,
no 1S 81, ,<stgli f,it5sgi gflf Il; Ygn 7rus.ees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-19
by Grnbbs q Williams,
Z Real Estate Agents and Auctfoneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALES, OF. VERY
sWEELISHaeHoUsEs AND BulLpINa LOTS:
AE KoGK66GRKs AfR e. An lcRE
LOT on PAkK7 AVENUE, IN SIDNEY, AT
Wiiiiamss admins traitor vs. Williams, Ragland,
williams %. Priddy, administrator. ~
,Prlddy. administrators, es. Raglant and dis.
Richmond entered In the abovenamed causes on the
10th October, 1875 the undersigned, special conn
ssoners thereby WIZ ~, sen o a.
below. hefollowing REAL ESTATE oInsn bythe
late firms.of Williams, Son g. Ragiandand Williams
6n sFRi6AYs isth NoYembery at IL O'Clock a.
NJ, the properly at Rockests-namely;a LOT on
ton with Ohio street. 25Sby about 204 feet.
A LOT On Ohio street: at Its intersection with
williamsburg ayenue, l9s by .166 Ee'.,, =, s.sa
osborne $50 h9i tnrnpiRe, iaa BY ieS feet
The above properly nearly adjoins Inc yasas, , o.
nns9tS Of s
known 80 thasiyicinity, so celebrated for the fne
aInaoil5TSs 81 Nos s iaS and In Square in Fulton
fronting about 95h feet on the north side OF. III
ssIR sY aoGsE AND Lor on north side Of
williamsburg avenue, near 1.-THE above, formerly
occupied BY Mr.. cDouough.syli ;is. 30 Ga&
And on SATURDAY, 20lh November, commep.
sitassed a south
x good aaa saiek E DWELLING with about six
rooms. andlL OF 30 by 200 fest. l$.. >c
a LOT adjoining The above on the east 90 by 900
I And TWO LOTS adjoining the dwelling on The
west, $40 by 200 feet, and running out to Pipe
f. Upon some Of the above property there is also
large quanty,of very su oerior bricksclay. u
f. At the same time and place we will sell LOTOF
tGRQUND in Sidney, ut the corner of Park ave-
nue. Tor scufi etown road) and Rowland streets L75
by about LAD feet 10 an alleyryl, :h.s.1 X Z. .
PIats OF all the property may be seen at the office
OF the auctIoneers, and safes will be made In such
parcels as may be deemed best -s,,t g. '...1fS
This sale Is worthy Of general attention, and
especially Of brick-makers, as 1t affords an oppor-
tunity of securing good clay az both ends OF the
city. .skEsT @sE'-SE Ia
TERMS One fourth cash balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months, for negotiable NOES with In
terest added and title retained until ihe notes are
pai64t t-.E .lr*,a JOHN A. 81 ERED1TH.J
& iiE" .gsU,tlrT...' WILLIAM j. I1EAKE,,a
,slsH Commissioners.
SGRUBBs b WILLIAMS. Aucii6neers.. s., no is
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STOVES, oTINwARE,2 ne.

THEsHANDSOAEsg tsR0YEa "a,
Il IN THIS COUNTRY. @M
SPEARSS 1sfRANKLtS5 sKGFtECT0R. GgA
for parlor. chamber dLntpgcgoem, or office.
public to Ms stock of 9ST0VES;aRANGES, and
PARL -o4ats 20
best tnaaner. Also. rood sfocki OF Hoase-Fu
pishing Goods always on hand and AT prices suit
the times. Give me cal. ,i.lE % 80: &:E y
40 2~Sw 726 Main street