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Charles Harak, of Rushville, Ind, is 70
years old, but he wooed. girl of IS with
so much vigor that after long hesitation,
she promised to marry him. They were to
meet on certain day in the County Clerks
office and have the ceremony. performed.
In tile mean time Harak's son, aged "a,
took fancy to the girl, and had no diff.
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The young couple went to the County
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no 9-eodtds
WRUsTEE,S SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 LAND AND PROPERTY IN SURRY COUN-
TY. VA.-By virtue of 4 deed OF trust executed by
K d. Philips dated The LIST day of November, 1878,
aud duly recorded in the clerks Office OF Surry
County Court, shall offer for sale by public auc-
ton. at the residence OF said r. D. Philips. on
VALUABLE LAND AND PROPERTY-tow wit !:
/. All of the interest OF said Philips In l,0l7
ACRES OF LAND known rs Huntingdon"
2. 120 ACRES known as "Ciaiborne Emory y
tract, and rs ACRES known as " Slchol" tract.
Also, In 40 ACRES OF LAND adjoining Nell
value, and 80 ACRES OF LAND known Us " Shelf
field S."
s: All the right, title. interest. claim or demand
Of said r. d. Philips In. 10. and under certain
deed of trust from Il. 4. Philips TO w. W. Parsons,
trustee for said r. ID. Philips dated August l. 1878,
and recorded as aforesaid.
4. 100000 FEET SAWED LUMBER and 900
CORDS WOOD.
8. TWO SAW-MllLS.
6. One Tram-road, II Road-Boeies, Railroad
Engine. 8 Oxen. Cows and Calves, WAGONS,
lot Of Old Wagons. l Carriage, Carts lot Of Farm
ing Implements, 700 bushels Peanuts, 200 barrels
of Com, "a Mules, Horres. Coils, lot of valuable
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
z. All Growing Timber, suitable for saving pnr~
noses and cord-wood. Oh the Cheafham," Ala
barnS ~. Madeira" and - Meadow " tracts.
TERMS: The personal property will be sold for
cash the real estate for one fourth cash: balance on
credit OF FOUR eight, and twelve months for bonds
bearing Interest FROM day OF sale, and secured by
deed Of trust. = -
Persons desiring 10 examine This property will
apply to the undersigned, near Phlliips's Store.
Sale TO commence promptly at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ.
no Slot j. d. BAMEY, Trustee.
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Answer to problem: 81 per cent.
BooK-KEEPER.
November Is, 1878.
a SUGGESTION worthy OF Attcntion.

"A Suggestion worthy OA AtschIAOhs
Editors Dispatch why do people rein up
so tightly their horses when driving over
thesesolid rock pavemeBts Do they forget
what great jar it is, and strain upon the
legs and ankles to have no use OF the neck
and head2 They were given them as a
balancing power in rough places and stony
pavements. to break the shock to the body
in fast movements. Why deprive them OF
this power? Why cause their supple pas
term oints.to become permanently stiff from
such unnatural use2 Why injure your
horse and waste your money by thus trying
to keep up a cruel and heart1ess custom,
when free.uS OF the head and neck will
not only enable him to- live longer and TO be
more comfortable, but will enable him to
make faster time, work greater number OF
hours, be more valuable, and keep 10 better
condition. His appearance, toe. to persons
of judgement, will BE Just as fine. Ofeourse
in breaking and training horse he should
be taught to carry himself up property but
after that do not torture to no cause. Take
of his blinds. too, that he may be able 10
see where to put his feet, and see what is
behind hin as well. He will be the more
serYiceable for It. w. /
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Tint wonderful Problem.

Editors of Dispatch: Gentlemcn,-Here
Is one more solution for your problem
Add !. 2. 8, 4, and 5, and divide by Dine
number Of years-giyes 3 years the ave,
rage, and multiply by 6, the rate gives , 10 10
per cent, the rate paid on Sl.Ooo, or Sdeo
the amount Of interest paId-thcn ~ lou Is
the amount paid-and' divided by gives
S23G the annual payment. To get the rate
divide 1886 by 8. the one-hundredth part
of the principal, and divide the answer by
2, the average time gives 10 1927, the yearly
-ner centace. Or, you can get it this way :
II $3.50 is 6 per cent. on $1,000, what would
$3.50 be (? Answer, by rule OF 8, St. Then,
il 81 is the rate.on 1000, what would II De
on 900! You say 900! 1000 IS 81 IS TO the
answer-viz. 10 1927.
Yours, &c, d. ". w.
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AUCTsox sAlEs...Fnture Dogs:
3 by Richardson g Co.,
Zeal Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1113 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FIVE
VI VALUABLE BUILDING. LOTS On THE
NORTH LINE OF MAIN STREET E,rMEE III.
JEFFERSON AND MADISON STREETS BY
AUCT1ON-By virtue Of decree OF the Cnan S
day OF june 1876 in the suit OF Walker and Wse
thereby appointed SILL bv auction. on tie premises
on MONDAY the 25ih Of November. dSaS+ A. Z
O'Clock l.. NJ, FIVE VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS-iwo OF which front 26 feet, and and three q
feet each, and run back between parallel lines l51
feet TO nm alley In The rear 20 feet wide, the north
side of Main street between Jefferson and Madison
streets. ~ -.
Parties Wanting to buy cannot do better then In.
vest In these lots They possess all the advantages
of location 10 be desired. and by far more con-
yeuient TO The business centre than MANY DINER lois
for which there seems to he n greater demand.
Being anxiousto wind up this suit, and these iots
being all the city property belonging 10 me ssf ~.
of the said Bayly unSold, great inducements VIII DC
offered to buyers.
; TERMS: One fourth cash balance In six, twelve,
and eighteen months. negotiable notes gwen LOT Tue
deferred payments, with interest added, ana Sc
cured by deed of trust. .e. ..#.
xLExiNDEk Q. HoLEADAT,
ro15 Commissioners.
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;lCHMOSD AND PETEWSBUNGl
RAILROAD COMPANY. \
COMMENCING SUNDAY, November 10
- 1878, trains ca this road Will run Is !o''o"''
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
ll:55 A. ~, THROUGH NAIL daiiE. connT;uas
for Charleston, Augusta. to!Gs:-ns'>
Montgomery, Mobile, Now or.saa''
and all points South snd soGtH"eS''
Stops at Manchester only. ,.,.,
7.l5A NJ. ACCOMMODATION dally WAu'I:.
sunday, makes cIose conheeuoHn {.
Petersburg with The Atlantic u;
sissippi snd Ohio railroad Tor l., H,"-
hnry Fnrmyillc, aud other iocai s''.
lions on that road, maHiaS sA'.'
lime a. By any other line. S'"!e -
all regular stations. ,,,,
a.sopM. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN H1.H
-0 iexcept Sunday. Passengers taA'.'s
tnis train viii make close CONNECTION
al Peters burg Ter Sorfeik. ,,,,,
lO:35 p. ". THROUGH MAIL daily, eoi .nT.I,m
A0''' for Weldon. Wilmington, Ra;GlSr,
Charleston, and Savapnah. fh. M. ~,
s,ecpiny-car for WnmnGton snd tLo
South. Stops only IT Manchs''e''
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6:35 A. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily. e9 hn,s ,,I
with Richmond, FrefercAsouts az
Po:Cnac raiiroad Tor a points .Soi, ,
East. and West. Stops 1t Maheii'S'e
ok, " annEarToSMMoDATIoN TRAIN daily
"Ao->' teSrept sunday. Stops at all ''''
20, p NJ, t hiuGl'ceoMMopArloS TRAIN daily
except Sunday stops 1t "'' ''~
o.kp A. THROUGH NAN. daily, sonhec.!sS
o'1o with Richmond, Fredericksburg a-G
Potomac railroad for AL points 10.
aud West. Also, making close cehneSS g.,
tom With the Chesapeake anu oS.Ii
rs,;road for the Virginia Springs sac a
ali POINTS North and West. THIS TIN
Sons At Manchester aud Chester
All, TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii starr LUZ
ln 10 SsSrTRSI0N TRAIN leaves Richmond CITY
,srshnrS st 9:O5 4. IL. aud 4:2o L. u. ~ ~
SUNDAY. \. SHAW,
naA
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EASE ATTAINABLE BY THE RHEU
H MATIC.

Yes although they may despair Of relief, 1t is at
tainahle by rheumatic sufferers, for there is RENE
DIV which carries off, by means Of increased activity
OF the kidueys-important channels for blood puri-
fcatlon-the acrid element 10 which palhoiogists
the most eminent attribute the painful symptoms
theory completely borne out by urinary analysis
The OF this grand depurent is Hostetter's Bit
tiers, preparation likewise celebrated as remedy
for stipation, which contamination ofihe
blood with the bie-and certain means of relief In
dyspepsia, fever and ague and nervous ailments. 1t
is, perhaps, tbe finest tonic eant and is highly re-
commended rs medicinal stsmulant by disliis-
guIsled physicians and analysts, who pronounce 1t
to be eminetly aure and very beRedcial. The press
also endorses It NO 12-Tu, Th,S&w
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Ey Robert L. Lyue.
Rea! Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
1912 Main street.

TWO VALUABLE BRICK STORES,
i WITH DWELLINGS OVER EACH, STU.
ATED ON MAIN AND TWENTY,FOuRTti
MRS. VOLASKI AS GROCERIES,, &C., FOR SAL 70
BY AUCTION.-By request Of the owner, shall
sell. upon the premises. by public auction on FIX l.
DAY the 22d November. SIS, nj O'Clock T. NJ, tie
property, located In desirable
portion of The city for groceries or other business
Specal attention Is called 10 this sale, the oppor-
tuuity offered being good TO secure property which
will Yield good interest and be constantly occG-
pied. Each house has good LOT.
TERMS: Al sale ROBERT Is. l. NE,
no 15-F,S, W,Th&F hucli0nccr.
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By Robert B.Lyncs
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
No, 1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A vALU-
JARIEIIyr IN WEST MAIN STREET (OP-
POSITE MONROE PARK DETWEEN BELXL-
DERE AND PINE sTREE TS IS, WITH IT a sM Ha1fR
ROOMS IN RI No. 613, NOW OCCUPIED
BY W. B. SMITH, BY sAUSTI0}M; ~, Il, PUT PUT
in suit of Poat guardian ps. Poat and ais. on the
I4th I'D day Of November, 1878, shall proceed to
SELL upon the premises, by public auclion, ON
4 O'Clock +. a., the above VALUABLE and " YELL
LOCATED PROPERTY, situated -. Opposite Il me 4,
value The property has city culverts. wafer con-
necGions, sc. The lot fronts on south side Main be
tween Belvidere ind Pine 20 feet ana extcnds oacS
TERMS: Under decree Que fourth cash; residue
Mt four eight. and twelve months, with neGoLanle
notes interest at rate Of six per cent, and lite re-
tanned. ,, ,,,,,o ,rt.b
Parfies desiring to purchase q small home, with
n snlendid future. are invited TO the sale.
JAMES II. DOOLEY, Special Commissioner.
PoBERT B. LYME. Auciioncer. no 10
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TEor the Dispatcll, I

A sells his five notes OF 5000 each for
$3.50 each. He pays 500 discount and $50
interest, and gets the use OF $3.50 (proceeds
of each note) for an aggregate OF fifteen
years for $3.50, which is at the rate or
1887 80 per cent. Or he gets the use OF
5000 for an average OF three years for ESQ,
which makes the same rate. o. ID.
WASHINGTON, November Il, 1878.
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RICHMOND, November II, 1878.

RICHMOND, November II, 1915
Editors DiSpdtch: In answer to the
problem in yesterdays Dispatch give the
following:
Interest on $1,000 for five years at six
per cent, interest computed and payments
deducted annually is S210.S0, which, with
the 500, lost on the principal, makes total
OF s310.S interest paid. This amount OF
interest on 5000 for FIVE years will be at the
rate Of about 6 $40 per cent. The exact rate
is rather large fraction-say 2o4-225 per
cent. Respectfully, II. W. IL.
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rEnr The nisnatch.l

II bond of s., 1000 is given payable in
five years at six per cent, equal annual in,
stalments, there must be paid at the end Of
each year $2S7.39G to liquidate the bond
and interest. II party pays 5000 for the
bond, and calculates interest on the 5000
and credits the annual payments according
to the usual way, he will get for his money
while it is out.of hand ten per cent. per an
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-16
BY Edward C. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
1Ol5 Main street.

IINRUSTEE'S SALE OF ELEGANT
l. RESIDENCE AND EIGHT ACRES OF LA An
ON MAIN STREET HALF-S1ILE WEST OF Tue
GfTY-By virtue Of deed OF trust dated the l9th
of September 1877, duly recorded in the CLERKS
Office of Henrlco County Court. being quired SO TO
do by the beneficiary lherciu secured | VIII SCI on
the premises. on the 18TH OF NQVEMBER;; lS7S,
inc; coutaiuing twelve rooms, with marble man
icis and elegantly finished walls, lately owned by r.
w. Brown, ESQ. Large brick Kitchen ana staDle on
The premises. The place has Il large orchard OF
pears. apples and peaches. Every part OF The place
is in excellent order ana Is enc of the most dc-irn-
ble residences in the western suburbs.
This property is sold subject to deed OF trust
DARED 18th December. 1875, for SJ,30O. payable
December 10, 1878. but by consent OF The holder
credit OF one year will be given from that date
TERMS: Cash as To expenses of sale and 10 pay
note Of S5GS.S0, due 19ih September. 1873, Win
interest at six per cent TIL paid; and the balance as
the present owEer may direct.
S. CONWAY GODDIN,
Trustee,
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Answer to aritbmetical problem:

Answer to arthmetical problem:
= The interest on GAS" note for $1,000,
payable in FIVE years, equal annual install
ments, at six per cent. per annum, is Sloo;
which makes it 8 3-5 per cent. per annum
"A" has paidon his note, when taken up
Mt maturity-that Is, il he does not consider
the 500 interest which he loses in selling
1sB'' his note for 5000. A.
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Editors Dispatch: In answer to the
problem in your paper of the 18th instant I
submit the following: Ii A makes bond
for $1,000 he contracts q debt for $1,000,
no matter il he does sell it for 5000. The
problem also says he makes six per cent. the
rate of interest; therefore he pays six per
cent interest. w. II. T..
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RAILROAD LINES.
EH 81 6 Esss -

H 90 s Esssg -
RrcHMotD. FRED,G & PoToMAc r. 3. Coz !,
80 RICHMOND. VA, November 8, 1873.
THANGEi OF SCHEDULE.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH,
trains on this road will run rs follows:
- T - a9.,. NORTH BOUND.
No. 1900 A. ~, leaves Byrd-Street station dsiy
Ill: TBaItirnorr 3:O5 r. NJ. I:
Philadelphia. $50 r. NJ; New
lEr ork.1o:05 r, Dr..
No $500 p. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station daily
wv due at Washington. 9:55 p. NJ. /;
- n. Baltimore, 1855 2. NJ; Phila-
!. t-se4 s delphia, 1886 AM; New York,
n. CAB 4. ".
No 1900 p. NJ, ICCOkMoDAT1oN TRAIN
49, .I' for junction.. leaves Broad
Street station daily Except Sun
daysl.
SOUTH BOUND.
NO 2-1O.15 p. H., arrives st ByrG-Street citation
49, -. daily. Leaves New York. 81 B
A. 3d.: philadelphia l:45 a.
$3.50. NJ; Baltimore. $50 Z. u.
Washing ton. $40 Z. NJ.
No a-l1:35 A. NJ, arrives at Byrd-Street station
w. daily. Leaves New York, 1000
p. NJ; Philadelphia, 1:l0 A.
NJ; Baltimore. 1856 A. ii.
Washington. ESQ A. NJ.
va e-e.1o A. NJ ACCOMMODATION TRAIN,
49,, - : arrives st Broad-Street station
..-.. ...... daily except sundays.
g. A. TAYLOR,
-. ',@ General Ticket Agent
EFT. d. MYERS. General Superintendent. 10 II
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RIcHMoND,syA., November 3, 1875.
WE HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED
w WILLIAM KELLY our agent TO conduct
the RETAIL GROCERY AND LIQUOR BUSI-
NESS ut No. 1901 west Main street 70 buy and sell
for cash only. LATHROP & LEIGH.
no 1l-lOt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-16
By Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE
i LOT. WITH FRAMED DWELLING THERE
ON. ON THE NORTH SIDE OF MAIN BETWEEN
MADISON AND MONROE STREETS.-By virtue
of deed of trust from Rose +. Bush 10 me- bearing
date on the 9Th day of January. ST.. recorded In
the clerks office Of Richmond Chtncery Court i'll
p. b. 100 C. page AL. TO secure certain nfg3la.
bile noie described In said decd. default having been
made In the payment of said note. and being Ill.
rected so to 10 by the holder of said note shall
proceed to sell 1T public auction, on the premises,
ON MONDAY the 18th dav Of November. 1878, at
o'clock p NJ, the PROPERTY described In said
deed as fronting 50 feet on the north side of Main be-
tween Madison and Monroe streets, aud running
hack hctweon naralcl lines 1873 feet To alley 20
feet wide. on whiei, there is Il comfortable FRAME
DWELLING with; seven rooms, with front ana
back Dorchcs. .
TERMS: Sufficient in cash to pay all expenses or
executing The trust and TO pay Off note secured IL
said decd for Sl.400. with accrued interest; ior
balance on such terms us may be made known at the
time of sale. \. NJ EEE,
no Trustee.
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DISAPPOINTMENT.
by Grubbs & Williams,
Real Esfare Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 4 Eleventh street.

TXCELLENT MEDTUM-sIZE FRAME
r. DWELLING NO. gil NORTH TWENTY
FOURTH STREET. BETWEEN CLAY AND
LEIGH At AUCTIoN1;7,MIe VII sell ut apcton'
1879. nj 4 O'Clock p. NJ. the NEAT AND COM
PORTABLE FRAME DWELLING above referred
to. II has five rooms and Is In good order; also,
kitchen with Two rooms, wash-honse, and well OF
good water in he yard. The LOT fronts ~ feet and
runs back about 100 feet 10 an alley IN the rear;
TERMs: AL sale GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. (.
no16 ~ T. T." ~ Auctioneers.
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Editors Dispatch: The following method
I consider correct for solving problem in
your issue OF the 18th. 1--WE haven't the
signs. We give the RESULT Hence we
have result OF S As per cent.-the answer
required. w.
NOVEMBER Il, 1878.
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Dayis's Bazaar,
Livery, Sale, and EXcha nse-Stablcs,
. 1893 Franklin street.
II WILL SELL BY AUCTION ON SAT-
L JJRDAY MORNING ut the usual hour
Is head OF. KENTUCKY HORSES and MARES
lust arrived, aud can be seen ut the bazaar
until day of sale. -,n,cre
Also, number OF SEtNiCEADLE HOhSEiS
MULES, and MARES-sold BY parties having
no use for them.
VEHICLES of every description,
SADDLES, BRIDES, HARNESS. &c.
c. C. BURTON, Auctioncer.
VIII be added to the above sale, one BAY STA
LION. five years old, Thoroughbred, and perfect
beauty. Pedigree given OH day OF sale:
&C. BURTON, Auctioneer. no 10
WILL BE ADDED
to the above sale on SATURDAY MORNING, No.
Yembcr 9th, at 10h O'Clock,
FOUR LARGE YOUNG MULES
from five TO six years DID, sound and kind to all har-
ness Said mules are from Albemarle county, Va.
and will be sold ninety DAYS time for approved
uego table paper, interest added.
1 Sale positive, regardless Of weather.
no Is &. G. BURTON. Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-16
BY Augustine Royal,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 LARGE NUM-
1 BER OF VERY DESIRABLE BUILDISG
LOTS in THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER;
FRONTING ON sEXENTH s, ANR rd EiGH Huh
EVERETT AND EVERETT AND MAURY
STREETS.-By virtue of a deed Of trust dated May
20 1874, and recorded IN the clerks ofce OF me
Hastings Court Of Manchester OH the list d2y or
MAY, 1874. to the undersigned trustees, and NJ me
request of the bencciaries under said deed dciaut
having been made In the payment of certain Dond
and interest on same secured by said rus-desdl we
will sell ut auction, upon the premises. on EUES-
DAY the 10Th of November, 1878, Mt 81 O'Clock Z.
n. the property described in sato decd rs follows
SQUARE No. ls. embraced between. Everett,
injury, SeYeuth. and Eighth Streets rs described In
a deed from Samuel Marx, executor OF Joseph
Marx recorded in the County Court OF Chesterfield
county with tAc exception OF 40 feet of ground at
the corner OF Eighth and Everett streets. Also,
PART OF SQUARE No. 20. corner of Everett and
Eighth streets, in NIarX's addition, fronting l2U
feet on Eighth street. running back between paral-
lei lines 100 feet. This property Is laid on INTO
twenty four building lots, shown by plat in the
hands of the auctoncer and is Located in part OF
the town of Manchester which must become very
valuable.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance in six, twelve,
and eighteen months. with six per cent. interest
added, and secured By I decd Of trust.
y FRANK D. HILL,
JOHN Fl. GUY.
nos Trustees.
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Who steals ham, however much his need,
BY social law Is deemed thief. Indeed,
But he who steals his millions from bank
Is deemed Businessman OF foremost rank,
Learn, then this lesson from each thlev1ng ring
A little thievine Is a dangerous thing:
st. Louis Journal
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Wade Hampton faced cannon courageous and cool
He charged on the fort and fought many Il dule;
But he's lived to be hove of and kicked BY mule.
49, TGrGDhic,
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CRoCxERY. GLASSWARE. &c.

NEW GOODS.
ELEGANT DECORATED DINNER and TEA
SETS OF floral and bird decorations:
RICH VASES OF marine bird, and floral decorations;
BEAUTIFUL TOfLET-SETS of pew designs.
These goods were manufactured and decorated by
Hayiland Co., Of Limoges, France, especially 10
our order.
BLUE CANTON CHINA DINNER-SETS, and by
the single piece.
A full line Of BAND and WHITE CHINA DIN
.NER and TEA-SETS Of all tile new shapes:
AMERICAN CHINA DINNER and TEA WARE !;
new line of TOILET WARE--verv handsome;
TIN TOILET-SETS In great variety:
HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS of all kinds;
All the novelties In FANCY GOODS.
Parties are especially invited to call and examine
my stock whether ;heS wish to purchase or not:
0......a L. Ii. TAYLOR,
sc % I0l Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-16
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE BRICK
i DWELLING AND OTHER IMPROVEMENTS
ON A LARGE LOT. FRONTING EIGHTY FEET
By virtue of deed of trust from Jacob Cohn anc:
wife to the trustees of the Mutual Bnilding and
Loan Association, datct goth March. $40, record
cd In Richmond Chanccry Court, Decd. Book l02
A, page 462-defaut having been made, and being
required hy the beneficiary therein SO 10 dove the
undersigned, present trustees OF said Association
VIII sell. on the premises. on WEDNESDAY, No
vember 20, 1878, ut Az O'Clock F. NJ, the following
REAL ESTATE-to wit: 1890 :.
"a certain LOT, with Il LARGE BRICK BUILD
ING thereon, fronting so feet on Pleasant street
between Nineteenth and Mosbr streets. and running
back 2l2 feet 10 an alley IL feet wide, being the
same real estate conveyed TO said Cohn 1yJ. Ambler
Smith and wife by deed dated the l9th day OF June
1873 and recorded In the office of the clerk OF the
ClIancery Court of Richmond" .t
TERMS: One third cash; balance at six and
twelve months, Interest added. ana secured by
deed OF tru.t j. THOMPSON BROWN,
JOHN L. HASktNS.e
CHARLES z. STRAUS.
mo Trust tees,