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The Plumbers Bride.

from the thicago Tribune.]
CHAPTER IA poor but honest plumber
loved passionateIy the beautiful and accom-
plshed only daughter of wealthy tenn
perance lecturer. She returned his affection;
but the stern father forbade her to associate
with her lover, and said that if he ever
caught him in the house he'd kick him from
heaven to breakfast.
CHAPTER 1.-THE lovers met by stealth and
exchanged their mutual VOWS. "Fear nor,
Maud: said the gallant young plumber,
.sfor Old Probs says that there is An area OF
low temperature for the lakes and North
west. Tomorrow your f4ther's pipe will
freeze, and frozen pipes, my Maud, my oWn,
are like loye-tbey level all. And now fare.
welI.n He cIasped her to bis bosom, and
when they separated she bad black spot
on her right cheek, and be had taste OF
bismutn, rouge, cosmetic, and pearl powder
in bis mouth.
CHAPTER III.-The morrow came. The
thermometer went down aud coal went up.
Bows found it an Improbable investment TO
test the quality of Iamp-poSts aud hydrants
with their tongues. Maud's fathers water.
pipes were frozen. He sent for q plumber
to come pretty blessed quick. Maud's lover
came. lit candle, stuck some lighted news.
paper under the sink, and said there was fri
about sixteen feet down. "Thaw them, y
said the stern old map, "and nonarch'>
ransom shall! be yours" 81 ask not SO
much" replied the noble youth. =" Name
your reward ; my childten are dying Of
thirst before my eyes and the hired woman
saws It won't wash.o q Then," said the
plumber. boldly, "give me your daughter"
{. Never" cried the naughty aristocrat; and
with one kick he launched the plumber over
the back steps and threw his furnace and
carpet.bag after him.
CHAPTER w." Phi thaw 'em out myself
dunn me if don't," said the old man, as BIZ
took q lighted candle and went down 10 the
cellar, He found a leaden pipe and applied
the fame to 1t. ala! hal" he laughed
scornfully. az bad rather be a toad and feed
ia the lonesome dungeons of viper than pay
a plumber for work i can do myself. Ha
ha ha !" He had hardly uttered the words
when tremendous explosion followed, and
the first thing he knew be was obliYious OIL
| everything.
CHAPTER V.-When he recovered he was
living on q couch in his own house. He
beard a smack, and said: "What 10 thun.
der's that? ?" "He lives, he lives" cried
his daughter, appearing at his side with d
black patcn on ntr lett cheek. G'aus W
praised" sobbed the plumber, as be wiped
some pearl powder eff his nose. 80, pa -
said his Daughter, -"you tried to thaw out the
gas pipes. But Thomas saved you, and turned
off the cock, and the water. is on now
Tears sprang to the eyes Of the hardened
man, and he huski'y cried, "Thomas, take
her. Maud, you are his. Send out the ser.
want, and let her order cergymen for two
And now, clear out, and do your huggine
somewhere else, for it's enough to make &
horse sick" Maud" "Thomas !" The
end.
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a a Horatinn Lyric.

O. s,est is he, from business free,
like Tho merry men OF olo,
VINO tii!s his land with his own STOUT manu.
And knows not the lust OF gold.
No sailor he on stormy sea,
No soldier, trumpet-stirred:
And he sfuns the town and the naughty iro"n
or the courtIers fawning herd.
put he bids the vine with her tendrils twlne
Around the poplar tall; -.
Ana he adds graft, with q gardeners HaH'
To The tree that climbs his wall.
Or grazer keen, on the pastures greea
He sees his oxen fed;
or he shears his flock, or he brews stoch
OF his rustic nectar mead.
And when autumn at length. in his manly strength
Has raised his fruit-crowped bead
He pucks the pear with Its flavor rare'
AMI The grape with its clusters req.
With his knee on the sod he thanks his Goo
For HIS mercies and His favors free:
And no laws him along whiie ne lis's LUG 'o"e
or the thrush In the Old OAK Tree,
While the waters giae with the ripping Hoe,
And the z.phyrs softly creep IA, N. murmurin,
And lulI the senses to sleep.
Ru, when laundering Jove, from his stores above
sends wntery SHOWS and ram, i s.a -:
And rock, and wood, ana helo, anu hoou
Law buund d IN his Icy chaln' "..-'
With many hound In inc WOODS arounu'
He hunts the grizzly boar;
Aud re da Wight fade his cleaning olade
Is red with the monsters gore
When the sun has set he spreads ais net,
And the partr dge, iu'terlpg, dies;
He takes the hare in his crafty snare,
And the crane, goodly prize.
Mid toys like these what Ills can tease
WHO could remember painf
He feels no wrong, and he laughs at the lhions
or the cares that swell loves tralp.
II a loy ing wfc--best staff OF lie
Be his, and children dear, ~
The fire buns bright with Its rudy llRnt
His home ward step TO cheer.
At the cottage door, when his TOLLS er,
She stands with her smile so sweet,
And holds up her face with modest grace
His welcome kiss to meet.
And children glad swarm round their oao'
But the hungry man must dine; ,
So she spreads the cloth aud he sups his broth,
While she pours out her homemade wine.
(Biack,oood's Magazine.
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How Hs WE1oHED am wHE.-lFrom the
Lewiston tMe.) Journal -She IL woman
weighing, It Is supposed, about $50 pounds,
but her husband could net induce her to De
weighed. So the other dag, he was driving
out with bis wife, and drove up to Mr.. Dor.
mans store, In Auburn. The wife did nor
notice that the team stood on Mr.. Dornan's
hay.scales. While he was talking With
gentleman at the door his whole team was
being weighed. He then drove over 10
Lisbon street and left his wife to 90 some
shopping. Then be drove back to Mr.: Dor.
mans hay-scaes and the team was Weigseo,
minus the wife. It was but simple sum 10
satisfaction to discover the weight OF the
woman. On getting home the joke leaked
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BY Goddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. l10B Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF house
~ AND LOT NEAR CORNER OF sEIES'
ONTHE CORPOR ALTON LINE OF THE CITY
In pursuance OF decree entered on the 9lst day Of
January, 1875, BY the Circuit Court Of Henrco, 10
the suit of Kelvin vs Brownings heirs, we the IN.
dersigned special commissioners. viii SELF al public
auction, on the premises. ut the hour OF AZ oc0cs
z. NJ. ,on MONDAY the 2 LIST day OF February leio
q HOUSE and LOT, fronting about l~enty.tTeiet.
on the Fairfield road, and near Seventeenth street
belonging TO the estate of Jemilnt Browning, d.
ceased.
TERMS OF SALE: One half In cash The balance II
four months: the purchaser TO give his negotiable
note for the deferred payment. with Interest adoe
chase-money Is paid and conveyance dirested %
the court. j. PRESTON COOKE,
JOHN A. LYMAN,
fe 14-eod4t Commissioner
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A bin has EeeE introduced isto the. Cgt-
fornis Ssnate which provides that |"all ORR
ginal articles or correspondence hereafter
appearing IN any newspaper or serial" pub
iished 10 that State ~ shall be printed 10 said
newspaper or serial With the full real name
denee." Clancy" says the Inter. ocean,
" seeing something like che following in the
daily issue Of metropolitan paper:
MJohn Brown is stopping at The Brevoort
House, JOHN JGFFgR JENKINS.
The schooi.teachers were pald yesterday.
PETER ADssoS Warts.
Sarah Jones was arrested yesterday fer
stealing a tirkln Of butter.
ABRAHAM BARTHOLOMEW.
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BY p. S. Seabury. Auctoneer,
No. "a Sycamore street. Petersburg, Va.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST,
ID duly recof ded, from james N. Overtou and WIFE
dated 18th day OF March, $40, for certain pur.
poses therein set forth, will proceed TO sell pub
lie auction on THURSDAY the ] 9th day OF March,
1875, on the premises, at ~ O'Clock NJ, TWO
VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND conveyed In
said deed situated In Chesterfield county near the
Clover Hill pits, conf aiming $50 ACRE. Jointly,
and ad joining the lands Of James r. Gates John R
Liyely's estate, George Barham, 9. Z. Moore, VII.
liam Blaukership. and others. Part Of this land Is
In cultivation, and the remainder In wood.
TERMS: Cash for expenses Of sale and TO satisfy
the trust; the balance credit OF one, TWO, and
three years for negotiable notes, Interest added and
title retained TIL paid for. j. ). MOORE,
P.S SEABUnY, Auctionecr. trustee.
n 1S..lfds
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AUCrIoN sALns-ru,ur, ,,o - !.
BY Frank ID. Hill.
Ancttoreer and Real Estats Agent,
11OS Main street

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yat1.
" BILE BRICK HOUSE AND LOT on = ~,
SON STREET. In THE CITY OF RICHHoShh'
At AUCT1ON:.By virtue or decree grsn,sd
Court. in the case OF Vaughan ca. Watkins En-
proceed 20 sell at public auctio1 10 the figes M
der, Or SATURDAY, February 20. 1876. on he he
premises. at AZ o'clock p. b., the BRICK u0If s
and LOT OF GROUND situated on Jactsono 81
tween 81. Peter and Price streets. now Owned r.
George Watkins. subject 10 the contingent righ, nJ
kins. eS "a-
The LOT fronts on Jackson street SO feet. nm.
ming back 30 UuvaI street asd fronting on saIs
Duvai street AZ feet. " 'aia
TERMS: One fourth cash the balance IN eo,,,
instruments, with interest adGed. for pero,iah1i
notes at six, twelve, and eighteen months from dr.
OF sale. the title To be retained until NH The nay
chase money is paid JOHN s. WfSsp uf-
lie 10 r@ SOmmtsstonar
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
Ills Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO TWO
L STORY FRAME DWELLINGS. NUMBERED
RESPECTIVELY $50 AND 732,ON TIE WEST
SIDE OF THIRD STREET BETWEEN JACh-
SON AND BUVAL STREETS, BY AUCTION
By virtue of the provisions Of two deeds Of trt
bearing date respectively the goth day OF August!
1870, and the Isl day or July. 1875 from s lieca
niger and wife, duty recorded In The clerk oes Of
the Chancery Court 0f The city OF ktchmoGd, 70
certain trustees named IN said deeds 10 sccale tie
payment Of the ooIlgatioEs Of debt therein men.
toned, default having been made In the payment Of
the same, being required 10 do, shaii, rs rvs
tees in The deeds aforesaid, sell b. aucos, on be
premises, on MONDAY the 2lst Instant II
O'Clock p. H., the RIAL ESTATE described 10 sait
deeds, consisting Of TWO TWOSTORY FRAMED
DWELLINGS, with four rooms and kitchen escn,
numbered respectively 730. land 732. and LOTS =.
by 132 feet each, on the west side ofTbird stree'
between Jackson and Duval streets.
TERMS: Oae third cash: balance In SIX. tSei,s,
and eighteen months. NEGOTIABLE notes given Tor be
deferred payments, with interest added and sscu9ra
By q deed Of Trust. WM. II. PLEASASTs,
+. HOLZlSGEk,
MOSES QUAKLEs,
Trustees
A. X. COURTNEY.
GEORGE d. WISE,
Trustees.
RICHARDSON 4 Co, Auctioneers 10
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Real Estate Agents and Auclioneers,
Eleventh street between Naiu and BANK.

THE HANDSOME NEW THREE.ST0.
Il RY AND BASEMENT IROH-FRONT STORE,
No. 10 GOVERNOR STREET. BETWEEN
MAIN AND FRANKLIN STREETS, AT AUG
TION.-Ou MONDAY the 2lst day Of February,
at 9 o'clock d., we will sell by auction. upon the
premises. the property above referred to- occupied
by Nessrs. Cook T. laughter. 1t Is built In the best
manner, and is one OF the handsomeSt stores on the
sire, Its location Is such as 10 make 1t very de-
sirable business property, and IL offers good OPP
portunty for investment, rs IL Will always rent well
snd require little or no repairs. 1t Is 22 by about
81 feet.
TERMS: One fourth cash I; balance at four
eight, and twelve months, with interest and trust.
deed. GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS,
fel5 Auctloneers
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BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioueers,
No. 10 Governor street.

No. 10 Governor street.
NEARSHAI'S SALE.-By virtue Of an
WI order Of the United states District Court for
the Eastern District Of Virginia. In the matter OF
r. A. Saunders. bankrupt shall sell at public auc.
tion, for cash. on THURSDAY, February l z, at !
O'Clock A. NJ, at the store corner or Fourth and
Broad streets, that tiue stock Of MILLINERY
GOODS, consisting in part OF
LADIES' HATS,
SHAPES,
FEATHERS,
RIBBONS. &c.
Parties wishing to purchase are invited to attend
c. P. RkMSDELL,
United States Marshal.
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CONTINUATION.

CONTINUATION.
The above sale will be continued THIS DAY at
ii o'clock, at which time viii be sold the
SiLVER-PLATLD SHOWCASES,
COUNTERS,
HAT-RAGKS.
OII-CLOTH,
STOOLS, &C.
Also the finest collection of HATS and BON
NETS ever offered for sale at aucien to which The
attention Of the public and ladies' especially In
vited. COOk LACGHION,
fe ia AuctiOneerS.
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.7Us;;T;1,Y5orsE 7.,,.4lI=LlIEs-rnss nay.
BY COOK q Langnton, Anctioneers,
No. 10 Governor street
FURNITURE, FE

FURNITURE FEA-
III THER REDS. sII.VER-PLATED SPOONS.
FORKS, &C.. At AUGTION.-THtS DAY sc lu
o'clock we will sell at m assort-
ment of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting
WALNUT and STAINED WAHDRGBEs,
nj RBL E-ToP BUREAUs and WASHsTAEDs,
OAK uISING-ROOM CHAIRS.
LOUNGES, MAHOGANY SOFAS,
SID EBokRDS, TIE-SAFEs,
EXTENSION and LKAF-TABLES,
Five good FEATHER-BEDs,
Sets OF BOLSTKRS and PILLOWS,
HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES,
COOKING and HEATING-SToVES,
LOOKING GLASSES, &c. &c.
ALSO,
an invoice OF PLATED-WAREo Of
so sets TABLESPOONS,
so sets TEASPOONS,
80 COOK Il LAUGHTON,
fe1S Aucuoneers.
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RyJ. Thompson Brow.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioueer,
1113 Main street, opposite Dfspatch os;co
THAT NEAT NEW FRAME Hor,

THAT NEAT NEW FRAME HOrsr
i ON GODDIN STREET NEAR CaJHS5.I
STREET-At the request OF The owner I Win 81. y
at public auction ON WEDNESDAY, February 90
desirable, neat FRAME HOUSE, esfp,ly ere. .ae
contain1a two rooms, having neat porch and on,'
houses, and fronting on Goddn street thirty faa.
Persons desiring good home at low figures viii j"
well TO attend the sale. W
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance at four. ,y,,
and twelve months, six per cent. Interest 500
and secured by rrust-deed. 'eu'
J.THOMPsON BROWN,
re II AnctIoneer
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents ana Auet'Hee'
Eleventh street between Nan Ssa p'''A'


pe,, Estate Agent, and Auetoaeers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA
~ BILE REAL ESTATE.
Harvey
c8.
A''i IN RICHMOND CHANCERY COURT. =,
In execution Of DEGREES entered In lhis h ~ ne.
25th April. 1874, and January ~, 400, G.crrs,
dersigDed commissioners named 10 the ss' ssS MI
will sell nj auction. 1T the office ol onuTs,
ltams, IN thecity OF Richmond, on IhC ~ lie
Gath Of February, 1915, al IL oci .ss.A.,.d su!.
lands referred 10 In The proceedings III So"
which now remain uusoii, 70 WI: Chester.
lst. BELLONA FOUNDRY, lying ,n s - nils,
field county on Jane. ryee, ab1at th!ree1 ,csr,
above Richmond. The tract contains Ivo ', sr,cs
and has upon II large brick nilI oesias isrse
dwellings, brick dry houses, large ~ol ~ ,mpa
water-power for II large manufacturers
ment The land Is we'll adal ted 10 aR ,n ,boys.
ed. 4 TRACr OF LAM not far from sss s .ers,
called ST. LEGEk. containing about nihs'
adj. One nirh dIyided Interest In fee ashpa.es.
body OF land called KESA partly ts,ntsiulSs
teld and partly In P0whatau counties, gou ART
altogether $50 acres. on which there
framed dwelling aud necessary out-uouS.s o., hsiS
This land Hes within The range o. the "a ia TBS;
of Chesterheid, and is believed 10 abound -
mineral Ia ssn.rslel!.
TERMS: One fourth Cash Daisnee A. ,o,,s, sia
and eighteen months for nesoasote, ~, n rstaiEsd
until the Whole OF the purchase-moasS
conveyance ordered BY the court.
c. 9. MCRAE, n.,,uiss,oRsr.
II. 6. CANNON. Conip
EDWARD Y. CASS0N.1 ri
GaUBns d WILLIAMS, Anc,toneerA -
a
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The cold has been so severe 10 France
that the spring fashions have been beld
back, tho ladies' still! elingipg 70 winter wraps
and fQrs. !.
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by lnpupSOH
Real Estate Agent and Aucfioneer,
No. Ills Main street. opposite Dispatch office.
A LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE
AssIGNEE'S AND TRUSTEES SALE
THE EFFECTS OF THE LARGEST
LITHOGRAPHIC AND BOOK-BINDING
ESTABLISHMENT
SOUTH OF BALTIMORE, COMPRISING ALL KINDS OF
LITHOGRAPHIC AND BOOK-BINDING
MACHINERY,
TOGETHER WITH MATERIAL OF ALL KINDS
APPERTAINING TO SAID BUSINESS, ALSO
ALARGE AND COSTLY SELECTION OF
BLUE AND GRAY LITnoGRAPHIC STONES
OF SUPERIOR QUALITY, WITH MOST VALUABLE
ENGRAvINGs THEREON, APPERTAIN1SG TO
THE TOBACCO, INSURANCE, AND BANK
ING BUSINESS OF RICHMOND AND
ADJACENT CITIES, AND CITIES
OF ADJACENT STATES.
BEING AN ACCUMU-
LArIoS OF A BUSINESS OF MORE THAN TWENTY
FIVE YEARS sTANDING-THAT OF THE
LATE C.L LUDWIG, THE SOUTHERN
LIIHOGRAPHIC COMPANY, AND
LATE VALUABLE ADDITION
THERETO BY
HEssRs sIMoNs L KEININGHAA.
ALAReE NUMBER OF STOCK ENGRAYINGs.
THE WHOLE TO BE SOLD AT THE ESTAB-
LIsaMENT, IN POWER HALL,
CORNER OF TWELFTH AND CARY STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA,
ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY %. 1875,
commencing at II o'clock.
This establishment, before going into bankrupt
ry-whtch WAS caused only for want of capital, be.
ing unable 10 meet their Payments on the large pur-
chases OF The machinery therein-wds commanding
q very extensive and lucrative business, owing 10
The large number Of tobacco factories, insurance
companies. and banks IN Richmond and neighbour
ing cities creating d large and Increasing demand
for llrhographic work. A favorable opportunity is
thereby afforded any who may desire to establish
themselves in successful photographic business
con- ma ndiug the southern trade.
All articles formerly belonging 10 G.. L. Ludwig
will be sold Jointly by assignee and trustee. The
balance will be sold by assignee.
The engrayings on the lithogr2phic stones are
very valuable, having originally cost from 70 to
TERMS: Under 500 cash, over 500 one fourth
cash balance In two. four, and six months, with
negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed.
EDWARD u. CRUMP, Assignee.
WELLINGTON GODDIN, Trustee.
j, THOMPSON BROWN, Auctloneer.
.fe 81 1928 24,25,26,2S
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BY W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.
SALE OF LOT ON
" CHHRCH HILL.-In pursuance of degree OF
the Chancerv i'ourt of Richmond, entered Fehru.
ary O. 1876 in the cause OF Wilcox. guardian, u.s.
HebbIc &C the undersigned will sell al public auc-
lion, on the premises. on FRIDAY the 18th day
of February, 1876. at AZ O'Clock p. NJ, LOT OF
LAND fronting 27h feet Oh the east Side OF Twen-
~ fourth street between N and o streets, running
back 80 feet being part of Lot No. 2, Square 49,
Adams's plan.
two equal instruments at six and twelve months,
notes to be given for the deferred payments, with
Interest added F. 81. CONNER,
Special Commissioner.
E.A.J. CLoPToN, Salesman. lie II
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TEYY'S HALL.--FIRST-C ASSOC
~ BALLROOM FOR RENT toy the night 1T
finest dapcing-hall In the city.
LARGE ROOM, on second door, for rent suita-
BILE for ruilpS2d offices, or wholesale BUSINESS, or
dress making establishment
LODG E-KUOM for rent on Tuesday, Friday, and
Saturday nights of each week.
The above rooms can be rented upon very reason
,ssble terms by applying TO
.ce23 1O17 and 1019 Main street
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rITIZENS BANK OF RICHMOND.
PAID-UP CAPITAL ............. OF, 900
sURPLUs........... .........-.........,s. $4,000
q. VI, PICKRELL. President.
T.. B, SNEAD, Cashier,

Deposits of one dollar and upwards received, aud
six per cent allowed on deposits
Deposits received subject 10 check without notice,
and interest allowed on same II not ehecked Oh
mere frequently than two or ;hrea Ymes weak:
o'clock r, Ms and on Saturday ssom Z. 81: al
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DOR RENT OR SALE, those three an
4 new FRAME HOUSES on the south side G;a
OF Dance street between Carter and Richie Streets
In the plan Of Arlington, Containing nre rooms
each, with kitchen attached.
Also, THEE NEW HOUSES on the north side
of Creek street near Brooke avenue, with three
rooms each. Terms reasonable. Apply to
JUHN T. GODDlN, Real Estate Agent,
,fe e. eod3t Rank and Eleventh Streets
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By j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
No. 1ll5 Main street, opposite Dispatch Office.

Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
No. 1ll5 Main street. opposite Dispatch Office
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NEAT
~ FRAME DWELLING ON BROOK AVENUE
NEAR CLAY STREET, No. 543.-1n pursuance
Richmond, entered Decemberi1 O, 1875, in the suit
of Elects ct ais. Bakers nnistr ator Ct ats
the UNDERSIGNED, special commissioner, viii on
proceed to SELL on The premises, at public auction,
that desirable FRAME TENEMENT No. 543.
brook avenue, having three rooms and kitchen, on
the east line of Brook avenue IN front Of Monroe
street. fronting twenty five feet aud running back
between parallel lines.
Terms: One fourth cash balance at four. eight.
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
.tsix per cent added and title retained until all
purchase money is paid.
Special Commissioner.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer.
70 1dl617.SlS
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THE BUFFALO LITHIA WATERS
FOR SALE,

F0k SALE.
The claim Is made 1I,h entire confidence for
these waters that as curative agent of many forms
Of CHRONIC DISEASE they have no superior
among the medicinal waters OF the WORLD. Espe-
ciay and emphstlcally Is 1his claim made for them
in the peculiar DISEASES OF WOMEN, in AT
FECTIONS of the KIDNEYS and BLADDER,
and in arrangements OF the DIGESTIVE and BILL
larry ORGANS. In GOVT and RHEUMATISM,
dependent on URIC ACID in the blood, they have
given the most marked and decided relief In
CHRONIC, INTERMITTENT, and REMlTTENT
FEVER, aud all diseases attributable TO missmaic
Influences. they act often Ike charm. In SCRoF-
ULA they have given q degree of relief which
might we'll induce sufferers from that disease to
give 1t trial. They are used with advanta
throughout the whole year-equaly In cold as in
warm weather.
The claim thus made for these waters Is vouched
for by some of the MOST DIsTING UIsHED MED
ICAL MEN OF THE COUNTRY. both North and
South, as we'll as by numerous reported cases from
The most unauestionable sources.
Testimonials sent to any address on application.
These waters are put up In cases OF one dozen half
gallon bottles. at S6 per case.
THOMAS F. GOODE,
Proprietor Buffalo Lithia Springs,
Mecklenburg county, Va.
For sale by PURCELL, LADD & CO., Agents
for Virginia Springs Waters, Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-18
ByJ. Thompson Brown,

No. ll15 Main street, opposite DispQse'rotSee.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i FRAMED DWELLING ON LAUREL
STREET NEAR SPRING STEEBT-By' h'Se
OF deed Of trust from c. W. Burr, trustee 10, :,
X. Totty, 10 the Undersigned as trustee, " G.s4
GATED 23d June, 1874. and recorded 10 me EiS so
m0nd Cbancery Court, deed-book l03 4. page oHs'
shall, being required so to DO by the bens SslA,,
sell at pupllc auction. on the premises, W
MONDAY, February 81. 1875, at oG !SSt
2. II. The following real estate, os,NsLnSy
IN said deed as follows: 1htt bpLSrr
and LOT on Laurel street beginning 80 Zee, Io .c
the corner OF spring and Laurel streets h9a sa
ming uorthwardly along the eastern side OF &c
street twenty-five and one hair feet 2Zfl, an" III
Ming HACK bet ween para lIe lines las feet 10 all AK!
20 feet wide. al.
TERMS: Very liberal. and made know, 81 w.
BRADLEY 4. JOHSS ! 'Is'i,o
T. THOMPSON BROWN. Aucti0neer. le ".