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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-12

BY J. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
1113 Main street, opposite Dispatch office.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK HOUSE
i AND LOT ON JACKSON STREET.-By vir-
tue of deed of trust dated 9th of April, S75, exc
cutcd by A. r. Brooks and Wife to the undersigned,
as trustees. and recorded In the Richmond Chancery
Court, D. B. los B., page 44e. and default having
been made in the payment Of the negotiable note st
beneficiary, we the undersigned us trustees, viii sell
ut public auction, on the premises, on the gOIH
DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1877, ut * o'clock 7. d.;
the following REAL ESTATE described In said
All that certain LOT OF LAND in the city Of
Richmond, with u SMALL BRICK HOUSE on IT,
fronting 81 feet inches on jackson street. near
Clarke street. and running back between parallel
lines al feet tmorc or less) TO IN alley.
TERMS: BY consent Of parties interested, VIII be
one fourth cash; balance In four, eight. and twelve
months. interest added. and secured by tru,t-decd
SOLOMON JOHNSON,
DANIEL HENDERSON.
4. r. BROOKS,
j. THOMPSON BROWN. Auctioneer fc 10
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BY J. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
II13 Main street, opposite Dispatch office.

A DESIRABLE VACANT LOT
II NEAR CLAY STREET, ONE Square
AUCTION.-By request of the owner will sci: sell
at public auction, on. the premises; on FRl-
DAY. February 18th, at AZ O'Clock 7. NJ,
that VACANT LOT on the east side Of Fou-
sep fSt. james, street bctwct Clay and Leigh ana
fronts on said street 81 feet inches and running
alley 10 feet wide. Said lot commences at 155 feet
north of Clay street. and Is bounded on The south by
an acv Is feet wide. -
Parties Of limited means desiring TO purchase =
nice lot at low figures should attend This sale.
j. THOMPSON BROWN.
IL IO-td AuctionecT.
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wEAu, ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

NOR SALE PRIVATELY, THAT
Il SPLENDID BUILDING LOT on the south
side Of Grace street, next door TO Eighth: Terms
accommodating. l. y; MEECEk,
fc 0-3t& corner OF Seventh and Byrd streets.
GtITT REAL EST MIN b.
" RAJ. LANDS, MILLS, &C., for sale. rent. or
exchange. - ~
GEORGE L. CRAWFORD,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
foStAnpO 1905 Rank street.
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81 ,rH,n ppsrRY ROCHESTER, YKEfEEs. -
Reacl,cr SAYS million dollars is q very
nosss. we desire to stale that this article
Of poem will be accepted II we nave 70.
crowd out advertisements to snake fo 'Dfl'
for IT, ochester Chronicle. Isl AZ,
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NEW LIVERY, HIRING, AND On
IN EXCHANGE STABLE. ~
TO MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC GENE
- =. = sZtfI4J RALLY,

I have opened frst-cass LIVERY, HIRING, and
Clay and Marshall, where win keep constantly on
hani, gentle RIDING and DRtVLNG-HohsEe.
by the day. week. or month on tho most rsasonan!e
terms u have also on hand TWO EACELLENI
that will sell She sS .nr =,
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by T.. b. Cook, Auctionecr,
No. 10 Governor street.

NINE FIRST-CLASS NEW TOP-BUG-
IN GIES AND CARRIAGES AT AUCTGON.-On
WEDNESDAY the 14th instant, at 10 O'Clock.
will sell at the stables OF j. S. Morrison, Franklin
Street opnosite Metropolitan Hall:
49,. TOP-BUGGIES,
l OPEN BUGGY,
TWO-SEATED CARRIAGE.
This stock is frst-class work, entirely new, and
merits the attention of The public.
Persons desiring to purchase are requested to call
and examine the vehicles on Tuesday.
fe 10 f. r. COOK. huctionTer.
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EOR RENT.-Will be rented out at pub
T. lie auction, on WEDNESDAY, February ii,
Courthouse, in Manches or, q SMALL FARM called
DREWRY'S, about one mile from the city Of Man
about TWENTY ACRES OF EXCELLENTLAND.
Terms on day of renting. q +. y. SAMPSON, q
fe 5.tdr for G, III. Fl0urnoy, Sheriff.
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IRON, STEEL. &c.

IRON, STEEL, &c.
$50 tons of the BEST REFINED IRON, EN-
bracing q full assortment o.! flats, rounds
squares ovals, half ovals, half rounds, horse
shoe bands, nail-rods. hooD, &C., &C.:
SWEDES and COUNTRY-HABiMERE IRON
NAYLOR'S Observation-Disclosures, fat and oc-
ENGLIsH and AMERICAN BLIsTERED
K MACHINERY, SPRING, aud TIRE STEEL;
RUSSIA, AMERICAN, and GALVANIZED
SHEET IRON;
PIG TIN, .,,. ..
SHEET ZINC and SPELTER,
HORSE-SHOES, s-sE
PLOW-PLATES and NAILS &c.
For sale by Z. & S. WORKMAN & co.
in 23-3taw1m t-t-a
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IrAIuARLE SPRINGS PROPERTY

VALUABLE SPRINGS PROPERTY
Y FOR SALE-By virtue Of dccree of the Cir
cult Court of Augusta county, rendered In the cause
of the Central National Bank Of Frederick, Nd,
49, Chesley Ninney and ais, we will proceed, In
front of the courthouse in the city Of Staunton 10
sell at public auction, on SATURDAY the 18th day
of February, 1877, that most desirable property,
known as The
AUGUSTA SPRINGS" PROPERTY,
OR THE
ISTRIBLING SPRINGS" PROPERTY.
The property consists Of the original, Augusta
Springs" tract. supposed to contain $50 ACRES,
and two additional tracts added thereto-one con-
timing l0S ACRES, and the other supposed 10
contain 600 ACRES. This property Is highly i'm
proved, and Is one Of the most popular water
fng-places In Virginia. - til
The property will be sold upon the following
terms-viz.: So much in hand rs will pay the costs
of suit and SALE and the remainder III four equal
annual instruments bearing interest from the day OF
sale, The purchaser giving bond with approved per
sona security and the title retained as ultimate Sc
curity. JAMES BUMGARDNER. JR..
GEORGE NJ. COCHRAN, Dr..
HENRY b. NICHE,
JOHN PAUL, ..rE5
CHARLES 8. TANCEY,
ia lo-tds - a., Commissioners.
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The deaf man hears no good OF himself.
A sheriff has no right to be non-commit-
tai.
The auctioneer takes an interest in what
he sells.
The bent OF mans mind shows how
crooked the man is.
The present way OF making President is
without precedent.
After blowing the farmer divides his
forces into narrowing details.
A Michigan man now splits rails by Q
patent machine. His wife turns the crank
s. while he sits on log and bosses the Job.
There are only nineteen theatrical stars in
America at present, and good many man.
ayers wish there were only two.
A Wall-street man wants to know what
is the difference between the day-rate& OF
gold and the nitrate OF silver.
The soul of Sergeant Bates is marching
on. but his body is saving wood in Illinois.
Ne1o Orleans Republican. ii.
There was n charity ':pound-party % in
Washington the other evening, TO which
Mr.. Thornton, the English Minister, sent a
pound Of silver quarters.
go A CLinaman who joined an Irish society
In New York city lately died, and the
..b'yes" gave him "sich auither wake as
Chinaman niver had afore, biSorrl -
The title Of Ouida's new novel is Carl
adne.',-E Exchange. We could make splen-
did pun upon that name, but we are afraid
our readers would not Bacchus in the effort.
Philadelphia Bulletin.
One evening at the opera in Dublin gen.
tleman sarcastically asked u man standing
up in front OF him il he was aware that
he was OPAQUE. The other denied the allie
alton, and said he was O'Brien. ~
A German has invented a machine to turn
music-leaves for piano-players. 1t entirely
does away with the ornamental young men
who have heretofore performed such ser
vices while the Matilda James were acting
on the piano-forte. 4.4.
One Of the grandest things is said TO be
this--going behind the scenes Of "sapdana-
Epalus and seeing q real live king, Bangs,
Clad in velvet, gold. and jewels, walking up
and down dark entry eating 50 apple
3 Rochester linton. .o.53
Logical Lady Ito shopman after making
him turn over all the stock There, that's
exactly the quality want; but it is green,
and want plum color Insinuating shop
man q You can't do better than take this.
Besides, MAJ an, it is plum-eolor." Lady
s What Plun-color ~ Shopman: 8 Ger
tainiy. Only The plans are moi ripe
Scene at WaIlack's during the execution
tabieaux in g all for Her. - First young
lady-ts Oh It's so affecting. 4 declare the
! tears are In my eyes already. Josie, dear,
q how cam you keep from erging 81 Second
young Indy Nv ell, Kate, / should like to-
cry, eensesss; but ,intoyt unatslg LEFT my
emhreid ered handkerchief at home, and e
can't
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BY j. l.. AppcrSon,
Real Estate Auctiorecr and Agent.

by j. l.. Appcrson,
Real Estate Auctorecr and Agent.
BANKRUPT SALE.-By virtue OF the
- order entered 7th February, 1877, In the United
States Court for the Eastern District of Virginia. MS
assignees Of Paine, Cabell & Coz bankrnpts, we VIII
sell at auction. I'm the store Nos 1902 and 13O4,
lately occupied by them. on THURSDAY, February
IS, 1877, at IL o'clock NJ, all the STORE FIN
TURES. consisting OF -
SHELVING. COUNTERS, STANDS. DESKS.
WARDROBE. CLOCK,
CHAIRS. STOOLS. PLATFORM-SCALES.
TRUNKS. STOVES, GAS-FIXTURES. &C., &c.
TERMs: Cash. j. L. APPERSON,
JAMES CASKIE.
f.1o Assinees.
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.nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP FRA
" COMPANY. .sxss4zfsaa
FOR NEW YORK.
This company will dispatch one Of their splendid
steamers-0LD DOMINION, WiANOkE, ISAAC
BELL, and RICIIMOND-erery TUESDAY, FRI
DAY, and SUNDAY at high water.
These ships are entirely new, and were bni.t ex-
They have splendid saloons, state-rooms, ard bath
rooms.
The fare, accommodations. AMI attentions arc I'M
surpassed. ,,
Goods shipped by this line arc landed regularly nj
New York on the company covered pier, 81 North
river.
Frcights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch and no Charge inside except actual eN-
Freight received until p. N. daily.
Cabin fare 10 New York, $12; round-trip tickets,
$50. Stecrlyr, So and SO.
For further information apply 10
GEORGE W. ALLEN 4 CO.. Agents,
nv o Office C0mpanvs wharres. Rockets.
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WAGONS. CARTS &c.

REAT REDUCTION IN esN
~ PRICES AT A. 3. LIPSCOMB'S, XH
No. l16 CARY STREET.-In conse- 1ssSs h
quence Of the hard times and competition am de.
termined to sell work at lower figures than ever aud
and examine my stock promise to make prices sat
isfactory., have for sale BUGGLES, SPklNG.'
less prices than they can be bought for anywhere.
else In the city. OLD WORK taken in exchange
fe 2-eod2m IL .4-
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TfNEEI, UNDER THE CCMBERLASDs.---llo
the Editor OF the CosrieT-.j ours,at. j. fdrtS,
Ku., February g. The great barrier to raii-
road connection between the States OF Ken
tucky. Virginia. and East Tennessee is the
Cumberland mountains. If they were OUT
OF The way one would not have 10 uagei
thousand miles or more to get to Bristol, rem
nessee, or Abingdon, Virginia, oy ran, 9.
else several hundred miles over atmos '.
imyfassable trails on HORSEBACK oue
those places would be reachea s ai-
recsly by rail, and most p lons
table Interchange OF commoalIles "1a,e
be brought about, with the richest oe'T Whr
meYt OF our mountain resources.
not, then, remove this barrier. No ~, " cnn-
moving the mountains, but simply ny con
strnct;nr double-track tunnel under the
Ss,mherIand Gap. Such work, with us
snnroacbes II speak not critically WouIG
enst nerbaps. less than hall miiiion %
dollars. which. divided between the tnIee
States that corner there, would De put
sroal, burden to each, and would TO q great
extent take the place OF other ana larger
State oids TO railroad projects, furnishing,
az il would, strong inducement TO corpo-
rations already prepared to push to compile
ton their lines, long since projected, tothis
point s ;. o,oo
Open this great passway, and at once
there would be movement along the whole
Nne to occupy it. It's advantages would be
sought by the Chicago and South Atlantic,
the Lebanon branch Of the Louisville and
Nashville, the extension OF the Kentucky
Central, the Virginia and Kentucky, and
the old Cincinnati, Cumberland Gap and
Charleston railroad. The States might col
lect toll, or sell out. as they deemed best.
win not some kentucky statesman lmmor-
talize himself By building this tunnel to
the imperishablc benefit OF the people OF
these three States! X. II. flTZHO'h'
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

The above sale. on account Of Indictment weather
is postponed until MONDAY the 18th day of Fcc
rtary, at the same hour and place. -o>-
.t.. EDWARD y. CANNON,
Ia 6-lawtd Special Commissioner.
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Fly i. W. Powell, Auctioneer,
1924 Main street.

ra,HIS DAY AT 10 O'CLOCK / WILL
4 sell at my store Chamber Suit (completel, 1
Mahogany Secretary and Bookcase, Mahogany
Sdeboard, Mahogany Bureau, s old-fashioned
Solid Mahogany Chairs, No. Peerless Parlor
Cooking Stove lneariy new. Brass Tenders, safes.
EnprayIngs mattresses, Tables Refrigcrators, Fea-
tber Reds. lot of Books. Notions, &C.
Re i2-Its 4. w. POWELL, Auctionecr.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VAL
" UABLE TRACT OF LAND IN JAMES CITY
COUNTY, At AUC~TIOE.-By virtue of decree
pronounced by the Circuit Court for the county OF
James City and the city of williamsburg on the
18TH day OF August, 1876 in The suit In equity BY
styIe Of Wright, sheriff. uS. Parkhil ct alS the un-
Jcrsigned, as special commissioner named In SAID
decree will otter for sale on MONDAY the Sth day
of January, 1877 THAT being court day. III front or
the courthouse In said city Of Williamsburg, at the
hour of L. III, that valuable TRACT OF LAND
known rs Morecock's or Gordon,s Island contain,
ing by estimation about SIX HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY ACRES, more or less, and lying In said
James CITY county near the mouth of the Chick:l-
homlny river. Said tract of land Is believed to be
very valuable for grazing purposes and Is said to be
capable Of being converted ut small expense lEto
good stock farm. ..,.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as to enough Of the pro-
ceeds of sale TO pay the Of sale and the costs
Of suit, and the arrears Of taxes now due on sald
land the amount Of which will be stated on day OF
sale and Us to the residue Of said proceeds upon
credit of one, two and three years, In equal install
ments the purchaser to execute his bonds therefor
retained until the whole purchaSe-money Is paid
and r conveyance directed by the court.
EDWARD \. CANNON,
... Special Commissioner
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1AUGyTT0W HALES...Futur Days.
By Richardson CO..
.''' Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
~ 80 1113 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE TWO
STORY BRICK STOREsAND DWELLINGS
AND ATWO-STORY FRAME. DIV ELLlNG. ON
MAIN STREET gETW ZEN TWENTY-FOURTH
AND TYEETY-FIFTH STREETS, BY AUG
TION.-1y virtue Of the proytsions OF three deeds
Of trust, bearing date respectively the srof june
1874, stI, OF March, SIS, and 10th Of May, 1875
to the undersgued trustees Of the East End Build.
Ing Fund Company, to secure the, obligations OF
debt mentioned in said deeds, we shall, trustees
therein named, being required so 10 do by said
premises. on THURsDAY the 22a day Of Eeb ar.
airy, S77, at O'Clock p. H., The REAL ESTATE
described In snld deeds, consisting Of a LOT OF
LAND fronting Az feet on the north side Of M1ih
streets and running back between parallel lines Sd
feet, with three new TW0-STORY BRICK STORES
and DWELLINGS, and n TWO-STORY FRAME
DWELLING in the rear.
TERMS: The aforementioned deeds require cash 81
as to with interes; thereon from inc iso
given at the time OF sale. no.
So$ %;s 5 4 bS$Es:
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1.JE,WE]LRY.

NTOW rs THE TIME, AND No. l7sA
ntrchase great bargains in 1S-carat Ladies, 8sl
and Genticmen,s Fine Stem and y-Wtnuing
Opera, Zcnaye-. Guard, Yesi-, and Neck Chains
handsome patterns. Great sacrifices In Diamond,
amethyst, Cameo, Onyx, and other Rings Big lot
and Bosom Buttons, aud many 0tlisr articles very
cheap ut S. A. WIESTOCK'S,
fe Tim No, II north Fourteenth street.
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had n three-hours' talk with Mr. Conk.
,;np the other night.--Gath. We may eX"
meet 70 hear. chen, TINT the New York sena-
tor is sick again. Boston Post.
A young lad, whose teacher is rather free
with the rod, remarked the other day !:
!" That they had too many hol:er-days at
their school. '-B.
4 Letters from a French firm to the book
sellers Bridgman & Childs, In Nortnamp-
ton, come directed to "Bridgrnan ettAS."
Poverty depends upon wealth, but some
times the rich man liens on the poor man,
Philadelphia Bulletin.
Eunnv folks think that some dinner talk
is OF necessity soup-or-fish-al.
Kinks dog. most wonderful to tell,
Has music In his soul,
For every night the Quadruped
Boston Globe.
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OFFERING TO THE IDOLS N THE NEVADA
Joss HOUSE. Wong, after dillgent toll
for twelve years in the white mans coun-
try, has amassed sufficient money to return
to China, and for safe voyage and that bis
parents may be permitted to retain the ''yi-
tai spark was the offering yesterday made.
A fusilade OF tire-crackers and bombs
opened the performance, followed by music
discoursed by Chinese orchestra. For fear
the gods might overlook him, All Wong had
q large panel sign-board, with his name
saudiiy painted and gold-leafed there
on. made in San Francisco and forward
cd to him. This was decorated with red
flannel, and now occupies conspicuous
position in view OF the idols OF the Chinese
Joss House. An additional offering OF two
massive bouquets OF artificial flowers stood
In close proximity to the Boss Joss, and All
Wong is happy in the thought that what
ever may befall his fellow-travellers, he will
be delivered safe and dry on the shore OF
the Eastern hemisphere. After the offer
ing banquet was provided by All Wong
for his friends. None OF the women were
allowed in the Joss House during the cere-
mony and banquet, the Chinese regarding
their presence on such an occasion as IN i'll
omen.-Eurekd Sentinel.
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AZ tho Columbus post-office a,neat little
nan.knife wss found q few days ago ON inc
Interchangeable, which had evidently
sai,en out Of some, newspaper package on
the,table, where it had been concealed LIZ, 20
~saye POSTAGE The foollshness OF TINS ,s
proceeding win be evident when we s, s1a ;te
Tint the knife might have been sent III lts
own proper class, done up as tine law " ne r,n
.on;res. Tor one cent postage. There Is No
means now OF deciding TO whom 1t he'ong :,
or who has been guilty Of this very sman
atten,nt TO evade payment Oh the proper
nostaee. Ohio State Journal. sy
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
l113 Main street.

DURSUANT TO THE DECREE EN-
i TERED by the Chancery Cour, of the city Of
suit OF Powers & Crump against McFall and ut the
request Of the plaintiff. In order to satisfy and
make the payments ordered TO be made by said de-
cree, we shall, on the 22D DAY OF FEBRUARY,
1877, ut O'Clock p n, offer for sale at public AUG
ton, to the highest bidder, upon the premises, the
LOT, PIECE. OR PARCEL OF LAND. with the
BUILDINGS and IMPROVEMENTS thereon. IN
the city of Richmond, OH the Lorth line OF Main
street between Twenty-fourth and Twenty-afttn 1
Main street and running back between parallel lines
1875 feet, being the property conveyed to The said
Deadlock No. rs B, on page 900, in the clerks
oficc Of the Richmond ChancerF Court.
TERMS Enough cash to pay the sum Of $477.5S,
with interest thereon from The 21st Of November,
1875, and the costs Of suit and The expenses of the
sale-say, In ALL cash $500 and upon credits for the
residue: for $5O3.14 till the 2lst of November,
1877, and for S50S.73 till the 21st of November,
1878. For the credits negotiable notes will be re-
Quired, and trustdeed upon the property to secure
the same. THOMAS y. EN ANS,
4. II. SANDS,
fe12 Special Commits. toner's.
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BY Hill G Anderson,
z Ii. 90. MI

BY Hifi e Anderson,
General Auctioneers, 1924 Main street.
WYE WILL SELL THIS MORNING
w at 70 o'clock, our usual assortment Of GRO-
BACON HAMS and SHOULDERS,
MACKEREL, HERRINGS, CHESTSGTS,
SOAP. &C., &C.
feI2 HILL & ANDERSON.
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VALENTINES.
VALENTINES!

VALENTINES! VALENTINES ALE me
COMIC AND SENTIMENTAL,
ONE CENT TO FIVE DOLLARS EACH.
u Fon SALE, t.hl.s< 81
# e..
r..traG ...-. Is.
@.a iH!az,
r. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
...
IT. ELLYsON.
BOOKSELLER AND sTATIoNER.
11l2 MAIN STREET,
\rHRER DOORS ABOVE DISPATCH OFFICE.
For the convenience of the trade these
are pu, mp In $3.50, So, aud $40 lot-.
ORDERS SOLICITED,
and viii receive prompt attention.
i. r. ELLYSON.
=,
ia Al 11l2 MAIN STREET.
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1,..- CEMENT. AND PLATTER.

I,ur CEMENT. AND PLAsTEh.
4 l.
T EEs PREPARED AGRlcoLto"ND
LIME.
Only sla per ton It's effect on the various fr tu
eaual 20 fertilizers costing three vi trE,
much. Prepared aud soia oy - v,s.,rI. street.
Send for circular contalnns eeraheassS. -"
r ME, LIME, LIME.
',lSpiAS RotHS s.sh supply always
at greatly reduced prices, . ,rIss" $780,,
Il Business otics, 1909 Cary strces'i sa.r% co.
1908 Dock street. DILLON, Manufacturers
mY29
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1877. NOW Is THE TINE 1877.
TO SUBSCRIBE.
j. T. f L L 7 S o n,
SEWS-DEALER AND BOOKSELLER,
lll2 MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VA,
AGENT FOR TIE PUBLISHERS AND THE PUBLIC
for all The Magazines published In this country ana
Europe, will send any of the following papers and
magazines to any address tpostage paid on receipt
OF the prices annexed, which are the publishers
lowest rates.
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1EA IN EssEH rIa rsssur.,.-
RICHMOND, York RIVER ASD CHEsry,vs
RAiLgo,u
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stru cture is entirely safe and looks good
for a number OF years yet, so parents
don't be afraid to send your children to
school.
REGARDLESS of competition, the Ma
tional still holds its own. Large audi
ences were In attendance both at the
matinee yesterday Afternoon and last
evenings performance. II ls our duty
to again mention Mr.. William Hayle, IN
his original clog danoos. Many OF the
steps are very difficult, and entirely
dIfferent from any before performed on
any stage In this city, and we are
pleased to say that he well deserves
his title of champion of the world.
Misses Ida Devere and frankie Christie
never fail to please an audience In their
classical character dances, and are
loudly applauded. The entire pro-
gramme is one that is adapted to please
any audience. Gall that Glitters is not
Gold" will conclude the performance
this evening, in which Mr.. Nat. Hyams
and vile take the prominent parts.
LAWRENCE MILLER and his wife,
Anna Miner, herb doctors, living at 500
Race street, were arrested last evening
by Detectives Ampthauer and Kush-
man and taken to Breman-stre Ell Sta
tion on the charge OF grand larceny. 1t
appears that business man named NJ Z.
Harding, living near, was enticed
into Mrs. MIller's house, and after
two or three hours found he was
minus two notes of 500 each, and $115
in cash. Upon searching the Doctor, $40
was found upon his person, which Hard
ing identified as his. Mrs. Miller then
acknowledged the theft, aud said the
things we've in her trunk; but upon i'll
vesLlyation the "lunds" did not turn up.
The old man has likely hidden thsm.
rNe case is continued to Monday next.
ball for the Doctor $3.50, and $500 for the
old woman,