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ever offered il this city Is now eXhibitedat
GREAT BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
THE THIRD s ESS So@ SV 6fENE i'' '' f
WHITE FLASSELs at 72s. 20. and 25c.:
W WIFI FASSE at sac: reduced from 45c at
374c., reduced from Sc; at Soc, reduced from
CANTON FLANNELs at &c., formerly sold at
! l:f.' Of # BaE Ei, Xxx CATION TLAS-
MATELASsE DRESS GOODS at 25 and soc.;
ALPACA LUsTREs at l5c. formerly sold at 20
100 pieces BLACK ALpACA at 2sc., formerly sold
at Soc; ALPACAS reduced from 70 to Soc:
COLoKED ALL-WQ0t CAsliMEhES AT 1oc'
All fS shades Of S''q ENGLiSi cAsHEREs at osc
a. T BEAc a9''E casssfiMErE a. 5oc the popular
DTcossE brandsat Gee; at Il, sold last season
DRAF DSEiTE CLOTH, sl.45, sold heretofore at
90 pieces GUINET's BLACK SILK just received
from bankrupt sale at 1925 their real value
All s siadss 1 Of sILKS from 75c. to 1920.
Another o large rye lot OF BLACK and COLOR ED SILK
VELVETS at very little above one half their
orea SOCK Sest Of WHfTE and coLoREp
KETs just received; WHITE BLANKETS AS from from
1880 up. Special attention Is caied 10 th"ir
$3.50 BLANKETS worth fully So.
10 pieces GERMAN HAND-WOVES TABLE,
LINEN at 3719c., formerly sold ut &C.; DOC-
BLE-TWlLL at Soc, reduced from 75c. !;
BLEACIED at 60, 65, and 15c.:
FRENCH SATTEEN at IL. reduced from 81. go:
Also a large stock of FASCY-COLORED TABLE,
CLOTHS at greatly reduced prices:
IL dozen LADIES' MERINO KNIT-VESTSa 1T 75c.;
81 dozen LADIES' MERINO kNlT-VESrS at IL
4 large stock sio ' Of 'GENTLEMEN's and CHILL
DREN,S kNIT-WEAR:
The INDICATED KSII-WEAR for ladies and
4 large stock Of CLOAKS from $3.50 to s45:
a large stock of BEAVERS for Cloaks from 81 TO
BLACK, WHITE, and COLORED TWo-BUTTON
KID GLOVES At 7Jc. worth fully $l.23. Try
their .sLEROYi' SEAMLESS.
900 dozen IiANDKERCiIIEFS far below market
value.
Or IA COHEN BROTHERS.
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THE MoFFETT REGISTER AT HoME-that
Is, in DR.. Moflett's own county:)
The Moflett register was placed in the
various establishments where spirituous
and malt liquors are sold in Harrisonburg
on Saturday evening last. Some OF our
bar-keepers took its introduction good ma
turedly while some were considerably dis
quieted On Monday {court-day) the ring
ing Of the bell was quite lively, and many Il
patriotic citizen found his heart swelling
as the sounding bell would announce that
he had contributed two and half cents to-
wards the payment OF the public debt
HarriSOnJurg Re4iSter.
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n-Y~"THE CRY IS STILL THEY
GOMEZ

T. r. PRICE e. co.
announce that second supply Of desirable
FALL FABRICS
has arrived These embrace in part,
An elegant line of BLACK CLOTH and MATE
LASSE CLOAKS;
Foreign and Domestic KNICKERBOCkERS
BOURETTES, CASHMERES, and other latest
novelties.
To their stock of BLACK SILKS they invite spc-
cial attention.
COL RED SKIS. In newest shades, a! 81:
New and n0lby designs in French. English. and
American CLOTHS and ChSSi MERES.
This department receives particular attention.
which assures the buyer in getting just the article
tienilemcn's furnishings in SOCKS, COLLARS and
CUFFS, HANDKERCH1EFS: hid, Dogskin'
Berlin, Castor, and other GLOVES;
The best assortment of gentlcmen's SCARFS IN the
RUFFLINGs. EMBROIDERIEs, LACES. and
other articles for the ladies;
An assortment of LINENS and CRETONNES that
can please the most fastidious;
SILK, CAMBRIA, and ALPACA UMBRELLAS
CAsIiMERE. MATELAsSE, and SHETLAND
WOOL SIIAWLS.
T.R. PRICE & Co.
or 6 l10l Main street.
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The State Department has received dis
patch from the United States commercial
agent at st. Paul de Loando, Africa, an
nouncing the arrival there of Mr.. Stanley,
the explorer. He passed fifty-sevcn cata-
racts on the Congo river, above which it Is
navigable for large ships for two thousand
miles. Stanley was accompanied by one
hundred and fifteen natives, all that were
left out of three hundred and fifteen that
left Zanzibar.
There has been such pressure upon the
Speaker and Doorkeeper Of the House OF
Representatives for Offices that new rcguIa-
tons have been established. Mr.. Randall
has notified the Doorkeeper that his ap-
pointmcnts arc subject to confirmation by
the Speaker, and has informed members OF
Congress that but one nomination can be
made from each congressional district.
p. c. Oden is appointed postmaster ut
Flint Hill, Rappahannock county, Va, rice
Mrs. S. A. Howard, died. James A. Watts
is appointed postmaster at Failing Spring,
Greenbrier county, Va, rice j. w. Hanna,
resigned.
II is rulnorcd that the iron ordered in
England for the construction OF huts for
the Russian troops has been contiscatcd by
the English Government As contraband Of
war.
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CHAnLEsTowN,M MASS. March 20, 1869.

CHAKLESToWS, MASS. March 20, 1862.
lHr. II. r. Serens:
periencc with the great Blood Remedy, VEtETINE.
have been keeping clearinghouse here for many
e ss ad e I'm nc cse IN
ticular noticed the wonderful effect of FEGETINE.
About the year lS47 young man, then sixteen
horne IRON sea. He bad injured his left leg on board
the ship some months before, and when the ship
came into this port lie came to my house, being SO
feeble that he could not 80 to his home In Lowell
His leg was swollen above the knee more than twice
its natural size. and he was Obliged 10 craE II along
of this had reduced hlm TO mere skeleton. His
father came down, and employed DIR. George Hay
prominent position in the Massachusetts General
Hospital. Tic pronounced 1t bad case OF Necrosis;
a aG mus He TO aow the
matter there collected; Otherwise the leg must DC
alnputacd.
having used VEGETINE, the great Blood Remedy, III
the past with good effect. concluded to try 1t in
this ease After taking it regularly for six weeks his
leg but little swollen, and his general health so
much Improved that he did NOT look like the same
person, At the end of five months he went home to
Ill the commencement Of the war, then joined the
army, and was pronounced Il sound and well man.
have seen this BLOOD Remedy used with unparalleled
success: | have taken II myself for twenty years;
II always appeared to give me new life and yigor.
One lady-boarder was completely cured from Cam
ker Humor. after she had suffered for years, and
tried almost everything else without receiving any
! benefit. Another lady was cured from Liver-Com-
plant, which was bad case, and so considered by
the many physicians who had attended her from time
to time.
have known Its use by other boarders for Rheu-
matism with extraordinary good effect.
lady took 1t for Consumption of the Bowels, and
found more relief than III anything else she could
procure.
l do not want to oyercstimate It's usefulness; but
do want those suffering from sickness 10 know what
this good medicine has done and Is still doing, for
know what it IS TO be imposed upon when sick. and
/ think il Is wrong for aux one to orereStimate u
for one, will not do # under any circums' stances
whatever MRS. ALIVA s. MONROE,
161 Chelsea street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GT NEW GOOD! CHEAP GOODS!

GO WHERE YOU CAN GET THE MOST
GOODS FOR THE LEAST MONEY,
AND THE PLACE rs AT
TIIALHIMER BROTHERS, COL BROAD STREET,
where they arc receiving and selling the pest par,
gains 1t has ever been their pleasure to otcr. Read
their advertisements. and give them call
DRESS GOODS at 16sc., reduced from 25c.;
DRESS GOODS at zoe, reduced from S9c':
DRESS GOODS at Csc, reduced from &c:
PR sbsss G49Rss + oe
CSC. yard: new styles BALLOONS and BUT
TONS to match at the lowest prices.
$50 piece, BLACK ALPACAs from 1ss to 75c.
go y pieess BLACK cAcHEMIREs from Csc. to
Give us cali ion on BLACK GOODS, as we guarantee
bargain In them.
BLACK and CoLORED SILKS for dresses, and
TRIMMINGS from 75c. TO sl.25-the cheapest
goods ever sold.
A large lot Of BLANKETS. QUILTS; SHA WIS,
SKIRTS s; SAih IN n, nrees
lower than ever.
In Ladies'. Childrcn's. and Gentlcmen's UNDER
WEAR We have the greatest bargains OF the sea-
New stylcs CLOAKS lust receivc,lat astonishlngly
low prices.
Is Dicces new CASSlhtRESi from SoS. w .oo
ward We call special attention to our large
stock of CASSIMERES, and ask 4 call on ihcm'
Go pieces BLUE. BROWN, GRAY. and BLACk
WATERPROOF CLOTli ut very low prices.
o2J pieces WHITE, RED. GRAY. and BLUE
ELANSELS from 16 TO 75c. ayard. Some spe,
cial bargains in FLANNELS from auction. Call
and sec them.
KID GLOVE T-naving made :, ar II,
ranpcmcnts. we are able to offer the best MID
GLOVES at SOC. ever sold in the city: also a full
line at 75c., 81, and 81 .25. AS we have very
large stock on hand we are able to furnish any
shade desired. - =. = >,,,.,.
Also. a very large stock OF HOSIERY, GLOVES
II tNDK'ERDHIEFS CORSETS, SCAIFS.
RIBBONS. RUFFLINGS, RUBBER BANDS:
and lots Of other goods TOO numerous 10 men
ton which will be sold at the very lowest prices
as We believe In quick sales and small profits, and
customers will find it. TO their advantage TO give
acallat THALHlMER BkOlHEHS,
oc on COL Broad street.
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S. Taylor Suit, OF Prince Georges county,
Nd, has been nominated for State senator
by workingmen's convention Of that
county. Heis Republican in politics, and
has served Il term as State senator.
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Among the Methodist chaplains that I
now remember are included those eloquent
divines Bishop Bascom. Rev. &. G.. Cook
man, and Rev. w. II. Milburn. There were
others. - Veritas in Norfolk Virginidn.
Henry Clay Dean was once Methodist
preacher and chaplain OF the United States
Scnatc.1
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JAPANESE AND CHINESE GOODS, DC,

JAPANESE Nm ID CHIN ESt UUODS, &C.
JAPANESE GOODS.
We now have greater variety than ever Of
INDIA, JAPANESE, AND CHINESE GOODS,
consisting of every kind Of Porcelaine, Pottery,
Bronzes Lacquer-Ware. Silks, Toys, Paper Arti-
clcs, Screens, Carved Furniture. etc., etc.
ORIENTAL CARPETS,
RUGS, AND TABLE-COVERS.
Collections OF rare and choice ANTIQUE CLOS
SOME ENANELs, LACQUERs, PORCELAINE,
etc., etc.
Dealers>will find 1t advantageous to examine our
stock. New invoices constantly arriving and at
lowest prices ever before offered.
A. A. yANTINE & CO..
S27 and $40 Broadway,
ecsursw New York.
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PERSONAL.

RICHMOND. October II, 1877.
ALL PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED
n against crcditlng any Of The crew OF the Nor
wegisn bark WESTFOI4D as the vessel or captain
nc IS.3f. W. r. WORDSWORTH.
NTOTICE.-TO THE PUBLIC.-Person
IN indebted to the firm OF r. T. DUKE C CO. are
warned not 10 pay any money to WILLIAM J:
SLATER or any other person unless by order OF
court as have instituted suit In the proper c0uE. 10
settle up the co-partnership Of r. T. DUNE &
co r X. r.. DUKE,
or 1S9t& by counsel.
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EEGETINE
THE BEST SPRING MEDICINE.
CuARLESTOwN.

CIARLESTOWN.
H. Il. SerenS:
Dear Sir,-This Is to certify that have used your
q Blood Preparation in my family for several years,
and think that for Scroful, Caukcrous Hmors, or
Rheumatic Affections, 1t cannot he cxcelled; ana as
blood-puritier and spring medicine It Is the best
thin. have ever used, and have used almost every
thing, can chccrfuy recommend II TO any one Ill
need of such medicine. Yours respectfully,
Mrs. A. A. DISSMURE,
10 Russell street.
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DLACK AND COLORED SILKS.


cts that will be sold rs special drives. oc ~
DLACK AND COLORED SILKS.
We offer for this week BLACK SILKS 1T The fol
lowing prices, and defy competition:
BLACK SILK. :1.00-sold last season for sl.23:
Sl.25-sold last season for $l.5O;
:1.5O-sold last season for $500;
Sl65-sold last season for 1925;
s1.75-sold last season for $3.50;
S2OO-sold last season for 1918;
S25C-sold last season for $500.
Just received a handsome stock OF
ALL-WOOL AND SILk-WOOL DRESS-GO0DS,
FOR ovERsKlETs.
in all theme designs:
KNICKERBOCKERS.
BOURRETTEs,
CAMEL's-HAlR,
BLACK CAMEL'S-lIAlR,
BLACK MALTELASSE,
ALL-WOOL ARMURES, &C.
We would also state that we have the largest and
most complete stock of
WOOL AND MERINO UNDERWEAR,
for Ladies', gentlemen, md children, that can be
found in the city.
COURTNEY & POWELL,
.-.4 429 Broad street.
oc liz between Fourth and Fifth.
TTHE LARGEST STOCK
BLACK SILKS,
ever brought to Richmond at twenty-five per cent.
reduction, AZ
CARDozo, FOURQUREAN & CO.'S.
SILKS sold formerly at 81 now $3.50;
2.2J It's
4 4 4 /" /! 4 4 4.
BLACK AND COLoRED DRESS AND TRIM
REAN & CO.'S at astonishing low prices.
PARTISAN SUITS at CAFDoZo. FoURQUREAN
& CO.'S. at $35 and $40.
CARDOZO, FOURQUREANS co. make BLA CK
and MOURNING GOODS Il specially. They have
the finest stock of these goods ever brought TO this
city, which they show In the very best light for The
buyer.
If You want BLANKETS, go to CARDOZO,
FOURQuREAN Il CO.'S They have them Is low
as 50 and Us high us SIS per pair
IF Won want DRESS GOODS of every style and
duality. 70 to CARDOZO. FOURQIiREAN& co. 5,
where you will have the largest stock to be found In
the city to select from.
Buy Your MERINO SHIRTS 1T CARDOZO,
FOUROUREAN & CO.'S. You will get the best
quality and 4. the lowest prices.
Don't fail TO look at CARDOZO, FOURQuREAN
6 CO.'S CARPETS, RUGS, aid DRCGGETS before
you buy. ocI
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apECrAL NOTICES.

~CHAMPAGNE.
just landing In New York, direct from France,
100 CASES CHAMPAGNE
EyTPA DRY yERZENAY, NAPOLEON ChBI-
NET, AND PREMIERE sERRE--
selected by mr. and superior to that Of the last sew
eral years, being Of the celebrated 1874 vintage.
OSCAR CRAM,
oc 20-2w NO IA Governor stfecI.
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MILLINERY GOODS
CARPETS. OIL-CLOTHs, &c.

WE ARE RECEIVING BY EVERY
w steamer our FALL STOCK OF GOODS.
A full line OF CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHs, RUGS,
DRUGGETS, and MATS. ,-,,rrr,
TAINS ;PAPER-HANGINGS Of all styles.
Work done In town or country: All orders prompt
10 attended, 10. PHILLIPS i JENNINGS,
No. 90. corner Thirteenth and Franklin streets.
sc 22-2m
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r>3g- THE LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS
ever offered in this city Is now eNhibitcda 1T
COHEN BROTHERS.
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~ FRENCH BRANDY.
Direct importation of
JAMES HENNESSY BRANDY
in wood and glass For sale Wholesale md retail by
OSCAR CRANE,
~ Film No. IA Governor street.
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DRY GOODS.

NOV is THE TIME TO buy. u.
~ WHITLOCk, 1909 Main street. Is constantly
receiving Dry Goods, bought at the bottom Sash
nrices Calico, Sc: Brown Cotton, &c.; Bed-Tick
Quilts, &C., all prices: full line Domestic Goods ut
prices to suit the times large assortment oass-
meres, Tweeds, Doeskins, kerseys, &C.; new blank-
cts that will be sold rs special drives. oc ~
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oo5 pIeces WHITE. RED. GRAY. and BLUE
EIASSEIS from e to 75c. yard. some spt-
cial bargains In FLANSELS from auction. Cal
and sec them.
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STEEL PENS.

STEEL PENSs
nF SUPERIOR ENGLISH MANUFAC-
1pI1PF and iustly celebrated for Elasticity, Du-
rsb,lity. and Eyenness Of Point. In Is numbers
THE SPENCERIAN
STEEL PENS.
Varieties suited to every style Of writing.
For sale by the Trade generally.
Assemble card, containing oae each Of the fifteen
numbers, by mail. on receipt OF 25c.
IVIsON, BRAKEMAN. TAYLOR Sc CO.,
1873 aud lao Grand street, New. York.
ia 2-SGm
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175 pieces new CAssIMEREs from 25c. to 81 so a
yard We call special attention to our large
stock of C!aSSIMERES, and ask call on them.
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Co pieces BLUE. BROWN, GRAY. and BLACh
WATEUPROOF CT.OTIi at very low prices.
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orsrp,,-r,yr FlRE-TnE LOSS AND INSU-
,xcs-~ATrEaPT TO BURN A STABLE--STEEL
p,11s FOR THE PETERSBURG RAILROAD
rryrEEAXcE ADDRE S-THE HGSTINGS
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New styles CL0AkS just receivctlat astonishinsly
low prices.
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IN Ladies'. ChiIdrcn's. and Gcntcmen's UNDER
WEAR We haze the greatest bargains OF the sea-
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SKJI,TS TABLE-LISENS, NAPKINS. TOW
ELS. LETTINGS, BED-T1CkS, &C., at prices
thnD
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GREAT BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
THE THIRD LARGE SUPPLY FOR THIS SEA-
son NOW OPENED.
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KID GLOVE DEP OT.-IIaving made ar
rangcmcnts, we are able to offer the best MD
GLOVES at SOC. ever sold In the city: also full
line at 75c., 81, and 81 25. AS we have very
large stock on hand are able TO furnish any
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BY Frank ID. I'M.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionc"r
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE NALl-
Il ABLE FRAME DWELLINGS. ALL NEW"
ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF CANAL REIWlEN
FOUSHEE AND ADAMS. AND WEST SIDE ~
FOCSUEE BETWEEN { \ Ma l. AND BlED
STREETS, AT AUCTlON.-By virtue Of certain
deed OF trust duly executed Oh the 2sth September
1874 and recorded In the clerks olic" 81 Richmond
Chanccry Court In -. B. lU4 {. page 32, default nav
Ing been made tncrcn and at The request "' TIE
beneficiary in sad decd, will offer At a1ct"n' on
the premises, WEDNESDAY. June 6. 1877, a.
O'Clock T. NJ. all the REAL. ESTATE deserted IN
said deed, aS follows: That certain LCl or LANI'
with a new FRAMED DWELLING thereon. on
south side Canal street. dtan siNty-!our frct from
Foushec street, fronting sixteen i"ct on salh 'alll
street with Gepth Of ,iphtF-n ne feet IT, an 2,1r,
nine feet wide. being part OF Lot No. J. IN Tie piano.
city of Richmond. ,.
Also, that LOT OF LAND fronting thiFty''"1
feet on the west side IL Frusher between ana! ana
Byrd streets. running back between piraar ms
seventy feet 10 an alley ten feel wide; sAI ~, at
ing upon il two nice FRAME HOUSES eH'1Fti'
new These houses contain five or SIX r"'li' rt'"'
and are now rented ont. ,t,,
This sale offers Il bargain 10 any one {" =
comfortable small dwelling III central h,iSh'"'-
hood. ,,,,
TERMS: The deed requires cash, but the l'rnl'
Will be By consent one fourth cash balahr" Nv siA,
twelve aud eighteen mouths, SIX per CENT ihi,'''1
added. r.. b. y w..
my &c me-
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By Frank ID. HILL
Real Estate Agent and Auc'ioh'sf'
ms Main street.

v,p1rsTEE,s SALE OF VALuArB,Ecnn
new BRICK nwEt Fn,RTf 10 A tST' FIFTH
SSIIRREEETS aTACCT!ON.-By virtue OF s w. lane
70 ns I'D .ns q es
~. 1872 aI hancery Court, d. B. los G.. ass ed in
ds s,Is Ss!y & as,S aB psS.
.hs aefnas having the to 40 by
tioned In said deeds and eeng w,l s Al auction on
II. the S ss Iss sss
ut 81 O'Clock p NJ the SDS'I nT OF AND IN the the
S With MY sSe h hssn
s ND Eh streets onSx II lSHfao House
with depth OF 1ne ,e Year and ii good condition
has been p psnaea ss rooms many m
any This Il a nice nelghtorhood, anu a NV
,rovsmsnts are going on III that oes ,nsspeuses Of
sas q s To-
sale, and two notes amouiu..6 . Terms win DO one
fourth cash, the balance In an sssered BY deed
mouths, six per cent. interest," sausEl MEADE, Trustee
Of trust. ,, e my 20
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By Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioaeers'
No. Ills Main street.

THE ATTRACTIVE SUBURBAN RESI-
L DENCE OF MIR. HENRY H HEC CHI Ell p IA
THE GoSTIS SEiy Ii9SAR re- BEsYoSb VENA-
BL Fh sTREET, THE GORPoRATE LINE; ,E AND
NEAR THE RESIDENCE or, HAL iIISTiST
At the request OF the owner who is ABOUT 10 remove
to By Ny6 hT xs he h day
~ tumn 1877 nj 81 O'Clock p. NJ bis attractive
SuBuRBAN RESIDENCE located US abeye, con
sisting OF q neat two-story FRAME DWELLlNS,n'
and Containing five or SIX rooms; kitcnen: stapie,
and other out-houses. and lot fronting 23o 6y l9s
feet. ornamented with shrubbery, grape-fines'
choice selection of fruit-trees, &c. .,r.,,;e
and eighteen months. negotiable notes gwen lor sle
deferred payments with interest added ana secured
y! :. DC W Ills Main street.
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lSy Robert 3. Lyme,
Real Estate Ag'nt and Auctlonerr,
1912 Main street.

NINE DESIRABLE AND BEAUTIFUL
~ BUILDING LOTS LOCATED on NENAEf T.
STREET. NORTH SIDE. BETWEEN TWENTY
SIXTH AND TWENTY-SENkNTl STREET.,
AND on THE NORTH >lDEOF / STREET COR
NER OF TlilRTIETlI STREET. FOR SALE BY
AUCTION.-l am requested by the owner 10 sell On
MONDAY the 4th day OF June. s77.at 3! oclocs.
upon the premises, the LOTS above described. four
fronting on Ncnablc stree! between Twrnty-SiNth
and Twenty-seycnth stress 81 i"et each and Jun
ming back 1872 feet. and arc 4, desirable for build
Ing purposes rs any IN that locality. The lots vii
be sold an bidders may attend with the assurance
of purchasing a bargain. Persons wishing 10 secure
nice lots in good locality will notice this sale and
attend. The title i good beyond question.
TERMS: Will be reasonable ant announced a sale.
nv 26 ROBERT i. LYME, huctinn'cr
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Republican newspaper Office, North
Editor :.sWhat are you writing now, Dir.
souawky? Do, you think you will haye
enough for three columns 7" SquaWky
"I am Just giving the Governors OF the
southern States some advice about What
thew ought to do. It's o pity them fellows
haven't the advantages OF our civilization"
Editor: swell, Squawky, when you are
through with that, give our recent emDez-
Element five or six lines, and mention 10
paragraph that wholesale murder IN The
Tenth Ward. We must do q little occa,
sionally to keep up the interest in our local
affairs. ~ urier-J ourf0l.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-30
f;y Robert Il. Lyme
T~WVVVFNIu 10 u HU q TIEU
Peal Estate Ageut and Aucuoncc
1912 Main street,

yrRUSTEE'S SALE OF THAT VAIL \,
L ELF LOT SITUATED ON TIE NE -
FiFTH AND TWENTY-SIXlH STRtEi>..A,'
trustee in certain deed OF trust ron k"oat, y"
stuart and wife. dared January ~ lsln' o. 1872
Court. In ID. b. lO4 A, page 332, ! viii prortya -
sell. upon the premises. on FRIDAY the ~ "a: -
June, 1877 at o'clock P: NJ, being r. ulTe 10 -
been made In the payment OF = certain bona 1c-
cured by said deed, that desirable ~ aD9Se Ii
scribed having front OF SO feet on ie o iSrt 70 an
oilcv twenty feet wide. For building purpo'es us
is one OF the best lots on Church ii I'M g ne~"
Tnnws. cash AS to 1882 90. WIKI Interest. cost,
&c and cost and expenses OF sale; baiahce upon
terms to be given At hour or sac. ,.,-,, r-rs,,,
90 ROBERT u. LYME, Trls,H.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-30
BY Robert B. Lyme
successor to Lyme & Brether),
Real Estate Agent and Auctlonecr,
No 1919 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE AT THE NORTHEAST
CORNER OF MAIN AND TWENTI,fltI I
STPEETS.-By virtue of a decree of the Chancery
Court Of the City of Richmond, entered November
6, 1875, in the suit Of Mayo, guardian, u.s. Akin.
son ct ais, we will sell, upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY the 30th daY of May, 1877, at B
o'clock p. n. all that certain LOT, Win severa
FRAME TENEMENTS thereon, fl onting 1 feet on
Tho north side of Main street. and running back
along the east line Of street 50 feet more
or less being a part OF the property OF which the
late Robert 4. Mayo died seized
The lot Will be subuivided If desired.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at SIX, twelTe.
and eighteen months purchaser TO give nesotlaDie
notes with interest added. and title TO be retained
until all the purchasc-money Is raid.
NA''' $50 GEORGE Fl. BURRELL.
GEORGE B. HARRISON,
nros Commissioners.