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Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-26

oftenist traced to the little grave where Harry
lies, and whose white tombstone, below his
name, bears q strange devices dog dying
beside cap and TOW @Es 60 - =
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-26
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Because the penalties Of physiological laws
are not executed speedily, some fancy they
are void. But when the system breaks down,
and almost hopeless complications arise,
which the family physician, by reason of his
limited experience, fails to relieve, the per.
tinency of the above inquiry is apparent.
Many remedies have been especially prepared
for these cases, and many physicians are bid.
ding for their patronage. AS before making
purchase Of land, search Is required,
and the title carefully examined, 80 invalids
should carefully investigate the claims of any
physician offering to treat chronic disease
DIR. Pierce's family Medicines are well known
and have effected many cures where eminent
surgical and complicated cases, and those de.
sirious Of being restored speedily, DR.. Pierce
has erected an eegant sanitarium, at a cost
of nearly half million dollars. No institution
in the world offers advantages superior to
those found In the establishment Half
score of physicians are in attendance, several
of whom have been prominently connected
with leading American and European Hos
pitfalls Every improved facility for Fastening
a cure that liberal expenditure of money
could secure can here be found. Before fully
deciding where to go, address Invalds' and
Tourists Hotel, for circular.
No FAILURES ARE R. CORDED of the famous
outward specific, HENRY'S CARBoLIo sALvE
1t is Invariably successful In healing sores,
curing eruptious, removing proud flesh and
overcoming suppuration and Inflammation.
These sanative results 1t accomplishes with
out leaving any scar or discoloration of the
skin. AS local application for chro n C
Rheumatism. sore throat and tightness of the
chest, 1t Is alse highly spoken of. Sold by
all Druggists.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-26

The Rev. DIR. Bushnell calls the de.
mand for female suffrage San attempt to
make trumpets out of flutes and sunfow-
ers out of violets.n
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-26

A wonderful discovery. FreckIes, Pimples
Moth, Sallowness, Tan, Black Heads, Blotches,
Rough Skin. etc, positively cured by Mrs
Shaw's Moth and Freckle Lotion. By drug.
DR.. L. K. Shaw, 40 28th st., N. Y. Mrs.
Shaw's Liver Pill-best in the world.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-26

Johnsons AnodYne Ltninsent is one of the few
really valuable pat MT medicines which we al.
ways take pleasure in calling attention to. 1t
Is both for internal and external use and is
worth more to fam ly than whole medicine
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-26
MASON ( HANLIN CABINET ORGANS,

Demonstrated best hy HIGHEST HONORs AT ALL
WORLDS EXPOSITTOSS FOR TWELVE YEARS
viz: at PARIS 1851; vi NINA 10 8; SANTIAGO 1875 Pint
ADELPHA 1875; PANS. lS7s. and GRAND SWEDISH
GOLD MEDAL, 1875. Only American Organs ever award.
ed CHEST honors at any such. Sold TO- cash or in
stallments ILLUSTRATED CATALoGETs and Circulars
with new styles and prices sent free MASON & Ham
LIN ORGAN o.. BOSTON NEW Y,'t < or CHICAGO
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-26

For upwards of thirty years mrs. WINS
LOWS SHOOTING SYRUP has been used
for children with never-failing success. It
corrects acidity of the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowls, cures dysentcry
and diarrhea, whether arising from teethina
or other causes. An old and well-tried rem
edy. IS cts, bottle
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-26
nEMOREST'S M.eSST.EH.SEfx:

w greatly enlarged with extraor mary Literary At
fractions Art Illustrations, Spler did OIL Pictures.
and great Array of Eoliday Novelties Ningle 1sc:.
Lions Bride" and Rock of Is by Il inches. as
premium; when mounted on canvas so cts extra for
transportation Send stall card for full part ulars
Address W. JENNINGS DEMOREST. II lzth It N.
7. Doa't fail to see the splendid Jan. and Feb Mum
bers of this Model MagaZne.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-26

THE FATHER MATHEW REMEDY
stroys all appetite for alcoholic liquors and bu Ids
the neI vous system. After = deb uch. any
tnt em pei as q Ind u Eence ~ sing he . aspOOn
ful will r move all menIat and physical
depression. 1t also every bind of FEvER, DYs-
PERSIA and ToRPIDIT7 OF TIFF LIVER. >old by ali
srnggists % per Bottle Pamphlet on Alcohol It's
Effects on the human body, and Intemrerance g
Disease" sent free. FATHER MATHEW TEMPERANCE
avn NJ sNITE ACTIHRTIa To-. 3R Rnpd ST New Work.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-26

FTNH = CDNS"Li ACEss EUsxEr- ND
l. TIC ERS SILVER AND gold MGNINe&
co, Of L~a"viII~, Co or. de- ,hsve placed 81 1000
of their stock he marie w0rL ina capital. Or
unes are often made by investing from S. upwards
in good silver and gold mics Full desert ton of o.:
sharss s6 address Secretary. Officers and Irpstess-
GHASLKUSZ ,JR. Pres, HAS,w TRAEGER.V.pres.i
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-26

Impure blood is the cause of more misery
than any other sou rec OF disease. but this fec
is often overlook ed. Parsons Purgative PHI
will make ne,U rich blood in the entire system
in three months, taken one a night.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-26
CHEW
The Celebrat ed
Matchless
Wood Tag Plug
TORACCO-

THE PIONEER TOBACCO CoMPAY,
Nav VN-k ROSton and H;oa ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-28

A n ORDINANCE TO AMEND SEC
IA TI0NS AND z OF CHAPTER SO OF THE
CITY ORDINANCES CONCERNING UBSTRUC-
TIONS AT RAILROAD STATIONS AND STEAM
BOAT ,WHARVES, AND INTRUSION OF BOYS
CARS .
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: IAufrYoS lsAllEs...futnre Days.
- M 6. Is. Cook. Auct,oneer.

ELEGANT FURNITURE. BRUSSELS
III CARPETS, MANTEL hfII IaoR, 4 o., "A, Al
AITCTIijN-Atth the request OF w. b. .Iatuni, Esq,
who Is declining housekeeping, VIII sen ~ NE vi,
residence, No. COB west Grace street. az ne
O'Clock na Friday % th instant. ~ m, 3
EYCELLENT HOUSEHOLD nd kiIChEN
FURNITURE, EN- bracfng IN rar.Cc ,-,r q, uo,..
~: Elegant WALNUT pAkLoti oCIi' III iep''
Large MkNTEL- MIRkgks
q ref.y s,,i,erfor BislJ SsELS CARPETS,
VELVET Il re-, MATING, &C.
The dining. room Is furnished with 80
.5 W WAkSJT TEaaer EsssiEINl'rABLE
DiNING-ROOM CHAIRS,
a large M SORT ritnt of CHINA, CROCkERI-
and GLASSWARE &c.tII.i
The chambers are handsomely furnished win exc.
gant SUITS, in Walnut and mahogany, as also
S"ii RGJREAUs, waRDRoBEs, WAsHSTANDs,
HATIt- md sHUCK-MATTREssEs,
FEATHER-BEDs, BoLs1 ERs, and FL
cARPETs. CHAIRS, CRIB;
Also. ONE very pretty COTTAGE SUIT, nearly
= new. ,,
ALL THE KITCHEN FURNITURE. amongst
which Is a Grst-rate 1tlchmond-made NO.
COOKING STOVE, and about FOUR TONE
~ COAL.
| The attention of housekeepcrs IS PARTICULAR,
asked, as The FURNITURE is of good GUILTY. ane
the sale positive. Z. u. , C.,On,
no 81 ,-.t- AucIloneer.
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RirI,ll,oud
.rIi1rrRsp 81 8. NOVEMBER g, 1873.
LOCAL Ma TIERS q ! r.;

s :. 8. ~, ,,.rn axfR nj EXITING Al Brood
.a 80 ~ arssor,,sr EpfscoPAfe
ssIh $500 = ss,a c;s,zens oil Richmond trent
sen, nera1ce meeting to be held last
s :. M. and those who went were Tegatcd
s..ss,, 4 fiood OF eloqssence and Argument
NJ. ss. hasemenS Of tie church was well ntied
.sirh eiti1ens aud members OF the order OF
ssood Templars, under whose ai,sp pieces tue
meeting was held.
The sirst speaker was ME-. j. Mortimer
K;Igour, OF Loudoun county. HIS eNof.
dunn was beautiful trioufe TO the eta.s :
and CITY,. In the course Cd mis- argumaesi ~
ne said that the men OF Virginia naa VIII
called upou freely given up their fortunes
and their sfSes, but they VIII not siVS op
their glass Of grog. ..
Dr. RuYYuer estimates that the amount
Snenf in ifuuor in Virginia is about $l1s 000,-
nm. Three wears OF abstinence, at THIS ng-
1,re. would pay of the entire debt Ine
speaker's pictures OF the great results TO tne
cause OF humanity, ard the matersa' fesuiIs
to the State, which would follow temperance
,pern esonuent. He mentioned the PROPOSE
ZION TO appropriate 80 900 to the :E'migra :.
finn I'd Society, but said that tfTee suc cu
yesrs rs he had described Wonid save lo, ,..,.
ran native and 30 tue manner born. but
ore cannot follow him through ms priiiia1t
arguments in the cause Wb,cn NC 80 3. men az
yocates. His peroration to Wsfes'-she song
Of the water---was. tne.
He was followed by Rev. ID. R. =; bu..s,
pY the Virginia Conference, VINO maze q re"
remarks, interspersed with amusing anec,
dotes, which he has great facility IN teiiing,
He was followed by Judge %: ID. SnI,s,
t;on, Of New Kent, who entertained the
audience with anecdotes, argument, ano
eioouence. During his remarks he spoke
OF Poe, and repeated portionsof his poems.
After he concluded, DR.. Moran, OF Falis
Church, formerly of Baltimore, and prlnc,'
nal OF the institution at which Mr. Poe dlea
was called for, and gave very interesting
account OF the last moments OK the poet.
It was announced that meeting wouie
be held at the rooms OF the young Mems
Christian Association at 1880 O'Clock 10
night.
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Minor Topies.-The Free bridge is being
slowly repaired but riding over it is still
very rough.
There will be 70 special observance ai
ThanksSiying-dag in this city.
The Hastings Court has adjourned fM
the term.
No hep-roost or other robberies hare been
reported for several nights.
Four marriage -liceuses-three to eoaerea
c0upies--haTe been issued since November
Ist. 5s -
The FirstsHsrd people are rejeiced at the
prospect oftbe early remaining Of lower Hall
street.
The sidewalk on Belle-Igse avenue should
be extended at once to the Petersburg rail-
road. !,
The people of Manchester should patron
lie the concert mt Mozart Hall Tuesday
night next for the benefit Of fthe Meade
Memorial ebSreh.
The aRnnsl ball OF she Key Nest CLUB
takes place to- MORROW night.
Gity-Sergeant Fitzgerald will sson be
alter the eits tax-paye rs with ioag and
!. sharp stick.
There will be q keheaTsa at Odd-Fehpsys'
hail to-day 10y sotae OF the parties talssng
part 10 the beethoven musicale to-morEesy
night.
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rFoR OTHER "LocAL" SEE FIRST PACE
The Sfrect-I.amps.

Editors of Dispatch: The removal OF
street.lamp from Broad street between
Tenth and Eleventh has excited good deal
of comment and anmadyersion on the Com
miltee on Light by whose authority, we
suppose, 1t must lave been done. The To-
caiitv is Just in the ueighborhood Of several
of the largest churches in the city, and the
crowds who nightly frequent them ought
surely to be considered in the placing OF the
city's lights. The lamp removed had been
put in its place years ago because the pu6-
tic convenience required 1t. Now, what
public convenience dictated its removal
None whatever. --,.s- ::
We trust the Committee on Light will
realize the fact that the public good, which
they doubtless desire most to promote, calls
for the replacing Of the lamp.
Pro Bono PUBLICO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-28
BY Robert L. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioucer,
1912 Main street.

rV,RUSTEE'S SALE OF \ NICE FRAME
/ HOUSE. WITH GOOD LOT. ON TUE EAST
LINEO ST. JOHN STREET BETWEEN HILL
deed OF trust from d. Horsclcy. trustee" daicd No
Tember IA 1877. recorded in Richmond Chnncery
Court. IN Dccd-Bool III G. page 440, VIII SCI
IS7S mt 4:30 O'Clock p. ~. being required so to
do Inv the oidcr OF The notes secured by said deed
def.uIt having been made in the payment OF the
same ali the property conveyed by said decd con-
sis.iug OF LOT 20 by 100 fee: on St John street,
on which Is Il FRAME HOUSE containing four
rooms with the usual out-buildings.
TERMS: Cash a TO expenses OF sale and S4Go
with interest &C., thereon balance upon terms given
at sale. GEotiHE W. dhhEN.
no II lIustcc.
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BY Wellington Goddiu. Auctionc r.

yNRUS Esq SALE OF. A LARGE
/ AMOUNT OF VERY VALUABLE BUlLn,;
T TSGSW T66T pA S4 NJ AS 2b
FiXTURES. .EMBRACIMG IN PART STEAM M:
ENGINE: NUT-MACHINES;B 0LT-!EADERS.
of deed OF tru from McsSr>. Archer. Goodwin X
Co., 10 the undersigned, Wellington Goddin and
John G. Sinon trustees bearing dalc the Is July.
and of another deed Of trust executed by the said
parties to tc undersigned. K. +. Blankenship, trs-
also also ' duly "; recorded in said Richmond Cianccry
Court we, the said trustees. will EXPOSE to sale BY
public auction, on thc premises, on NEDSESDA1
o'clock 4. NJ, all of The PROPERTY Of every kind
embraced In both Of said deeds, consisting of the
rHe Fc Of FL 1
TOOLS, FIXTURES: &C..ylz:;,, , ~
3 E ES Bs0iLT-IiEADING MACHINES, with
5 cA fiFH' E e n;f E1uiTf9T!E;Rs r.. 49,.
l MERRIMAN BOLT-CUTTEE,
J. ! s scHWiiTz 19 HoET!cUTTER.
S SIN i APE go aaI GcHHEIEs'
: 9ST!BURRlN a:i'S M az? '''
3 EMRfE G GANG T TAAFrrkEEEs,
! SU { T.iSijhaISG M sIi
l LARGE ENGISE-LkTHE,
l IS ENGINE-LATHE and CHUCK,
/ SKIS ENGGNE.LATllE. l.. .-It o.
l UPRIGHT DRILL-PRESS, -
l POST-DRILL PRESS,
l FIVE. FOOT PLANER. with CHUCK, ANGLE-
PLATE. and CENTRE;
Q TUMBLING- MILLS,
% DIES. DIE-HEADS.
PUNCHES. SOtkETS,
and otter TOOLS used in the manufacture Of
bolts and nuts.
NUMEROUS PATTERNS for the above machinery.
ana also sundry PATENTS owned by Tie late
firm
together with great variety Of other articles appcr-
tanning 10 the business heretofore conducted by the
late firm of Archer. Goodwin & Co; Il catalogue
of Which will be exhibited at The SALE and in the
mean time can be procured from thc auctioncer or
either of the trustees.
TERMS OF SALE-Viz.: All sums under 500:
cash; over that sum, up 10 $500, TWO months
credit; over $500, four months creuit-the credit
payments 10 bear six per cent interest. ana 10 be
secured by approved city endorsed negotiable pa
per ". GODDIN.
...r JOHN G.. SlNTON.
Trustees in first iced;
r. T.. BLANKENSEIlP.
M OF nodtds Trustee In second deed
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BY Frank d. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
HOS Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AUG
~ TON OF VALUABLE SMALL FARM IN
HENRICO COUNTY. ABOUT FIVE MILES BE
LOW HICHMOND.-I5y virtue Of an order Of The
District Court of the United States for the Eastern
District of Virginia, entered November 20, 1878,
In the matter Of Robinson J.. King. bankrupt, VIC
will sell 1T public auction. TO thu highest DiGr on
the premises. on WEDNESDAY. December i.
1875 AZ / = O'Clock NJ, 49a, ACRES OF LAND on
fhc William burg road about five miles below Rich!
mond, aud adjoiuing the lardS of " E. !llll and
others. with good Improvements, consisting OF com
Portable DIV ELL!&G and al necessary OU l.
BUILDINGS.
TERMS : One third cash: balance in >iT and twelve
months with six rer cent addcd-tiilc retained I'M.
Ill the Whole of the purchase money is paid and deed
DIRECTED by the court. s. i. WITT,
<. i. NADDELL,
Special Commissioners.
t., AVE- n yIrrr Au.tioEccr. no %
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CHAFFIN, STAPLES & CO.,
no 26-Tu. Th,S .hI&Tu5t r. Auciioneers.
DOR RENT, q

FoR RENT TIE HOT SPRINGS, Gza
OF BATH COUNTY. VIRGINIA..
Pursuant to decree of the United States District
Court for the Western District OF Virginia, entered
on The 21st of November, 1878, In the matter Of
Samuel G. Tardy. bankrupt. will. on the Esd OF
DECEMBER, 1875. at II n. OF that day, In front
Of the United States custom-hOuse, In the city or
Richmond, Va. offer at public auction TO LEASE
THE HOT SPRINGS PROPERTY, Of Bath county,
Va. for the ensuing year.
+ This property includes large and valuable farm,
the hotel cottages, and other buildings at the Hot
Springs, and the hotel furniture.
The lessee will be entitled to possession january /,
1879. and the lease will expire October 81, 1879.
will require five hundred dollars 10 be paid In
cash, and the bulance OF the rent In Ave equal n
stalments-ylz., March l, 1879, May !, 1879, July
l. 1879, September !, 1879, and November l,
1879.
Twin in the deed OF lease require the lessee and
his sureiies by proper covenants 70 protect the lands
from waste aud ImproV ident farming and to return
safely the furniture.
3 II the highest amount offered at public auction
SHALL in my opinion, be ius ucient, shall refuse 10
accept the Offer and will lease the property prt-
vatey; and If the security filtered Is not sattsfac-
tory, I shall reject the bid.
will give any Information about the property
which have TO parties desiring it who Will address
me, at any time, at Chatham, Pittsylvania county.
Va. OF meet me in Richmond, ut the Office OF
Messrs. Ould & Darlington. on the 9th or Esd OF
December, 1878, between the hours OF IL A. NJ.
and IL III. o. either Of those days.
no 26-3w Assignee OF Z. G. Tardy,
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] AiI1u nc n .sALEs..FuInre nays:
BY Robert a. Paine & Co, .Anct toneers.
g =. ARGE AND PEREMPToRF SALE
- - OF n Il
BOOTS AND SHOES. READY-MApE'sC CLIO d.
ING, WOOL, Fur, AND SILK HATS HATS
sss;s DRY GOODS. FANCY GOODS,
&C., AT AUCTION.
&C., AT AUCTION

81 ,r, WEDNESDAY. 4th December, commencing
~ i NJ O'clock we WIN sell at our atrtion.ro0ms,
No IL Twelfh street. opposite Messr. A. L. Eisess
and iesirabie GOODS now receiving, consisting OF
ROOTS, SHOES, BALaIORAI.S, and CATERS
comprising every variety for men, women'
mtsses, bpys, and children;
RrNI,Y-SIAIF CLOTHING. in Yartety:
MEMS and BOYS Wool and FUR HATS
S RIMS S and BOYS CAps-large assortment;
DRY GOODS. COMFORTS. g..
BLANKETS. FANCY GOODS,
UMBRELLAS, &c. &C,
=. with an invoice OF
BOOTS ANN SHOES.
STOCK Of goods In good order. I.l
y. ALSO,
200 MEMS CASHMERE VESTS. -. :,
5S0 MEMS and BOYS HATS, &C.
The attention OF the trade is particularly invited
"a tis air. Give sale. the goods are all desirable
~, are 10 be sold will, out limit or reserve.
"D 49, : 80 80. ROBERT A. PAINE 4 Co, 3
100 900 Auctioneers.
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by Robert i. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
1912 DIain street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FRAMED
BY ITO FEET TO AN ALLEY. ON THE COR
SEIt OF GILMER AND GRAHAM STREETS
FULTON. AT AUCTlUN.-In execution Of deed
of trust from NJ I. johnson aud wife to the under.
signed trustee, dated October 10, 1877, and record
ca in Henrico County Court. d. E. 100, page 10
will sell. upon the premises. at public auc ion,
WEDNESDAY the 4th day of December, 1878, a.
O'Clock p. NJ. being required TO DO by the hold
ers Of bond secured by said deed-defaut having
been made in the payment of the Samc-all the
PROPERTY conveyed by said deed, aud described
above.
TERMS Cash as 10 expenses AMI cost Of sale and
to pay of bond of 1925, with all cost and Interest
thereon balance upon terms 10 be given 1T sale.
s. ROBERT w. JOHNSON.
no oS Trustee.
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By Robert B.Lyne.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1912 Main street.

SALE OF THREE DESl,
i RABLE TRACTS OF I,AS S IN IN H .stiI NJ
KNOWN AS THE KIMBROUGH LANDi Al
PUBLIC AUCTION.-By virtue OF the provision, Oh,
of a certain ceed OF trust from Mrs. E. a. hlm
broush r Kmbroueb and Others recora asf , ief
December z, 1877, and In execution or decree g. o.
the Circuit Court Of Hanover, entered on tile e.l
day OF November. 1878. in the cause known a:
CEiuah &C., :us. Courtney and Lyme, trustees, ane
Klmbrongh aud others, we WILL ut the retueSt OF one
of the holders of the notes secured by said deed, de-
fault Having been made In the payment OF n ms same e
west of Ashland, commencing NJ O'clock a: "
on TUESDAY the Sd Of December, 1879, an OF tne
LAND described In said deed rs foilows-to VIII
Isl. tract containing POP ACRES 2d. ;a,c I 81
100 ACRES. There is upon portion or tne Sale
land DWELLING and other improvements. lh'
soil is rood and of that kind usual 10 Hanover coh-
". rart of The land was formerly owned by MIS-
TERMS Casu rs 10 balance due on note OF $3.50
of sbout s525 with oil interest, cost. &c, ana OK
pcnses OF sale; balance upon Terms Ia DC given a
sale. -.H hoo'Is6 rtt1T1NiLV
rooe OF % 3OSde2S3 Trustees.
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LECTURE AT THE HIGH cHooL-A!
AwARD.-Mr. George I. Apgefld delivered ms
lecture at the High-School yesterday. Or.
Moore. of the Board, and two or three clerl-
cal gentlemen were present, including Rev.
DIR. &. Fl. Read. The lecture lasted one
hour, and was listened to by all the school,
with much interest. superintendent Peay
introduced Mr.. Angel. After the lecture
Superintendent Peay announced to the pu'
nils of the High-Schcol that the Rev. Z. II:
Read, D. D., had very literally authorized
him to offer ten-dolar prize for the best
essay on this subiect-the award to be maze
by special committee, on which the Doc
tor positively declined to serve,
The regulations for the award WIZ De ar
ranged hereafter by the Superintendent.
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF NEGOTIABLE
IA NOTES OF THE TREDEGAR COMPANY.
nv virtue of deer Of the United States District
Court Tor The Eastern distr Of Nirsmia IN Inc
rmhnr o. 1875 the undersigned will sell for cash,
70 the hiaicst bidder, in front of the cusom-houSe,
ON FRIDAY. November 18Th. at u O'CLOCK ni':
TUn N1TFS OF THE TREDEGAR COMPANY
one for s52l As. dated November 4. 1S75: payable
three months after date; The other for ~ e2.29,
dated January 3, 1876, payable three months after
date. ,-. 49,, o,,,r.o;
nv The commissioners In the suit pending IN INC
GI,ourrry Court of the city OF Richmond 70 subject
the 4 sets OF The Tredegar Company TO tie payment
Of said co:Dpany's debts.
no 25-5t Assignee Ct l.. DWyef' bankrupt
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-AYr11rtr,ss,S sALEs~.FutsIrc Dogs.
By Francis 7, Isbell
Auctfoneer and Real Estate agent.
Nm. 8 Eleventh street, betEeen Main. and Bank.

AaosT DESIRABLE, CoNM0DI0Us,
Tsl AND ADMIRABLY-LoCATED 20 uR,
LOT. ON The NORTH SIDE OF. GRACE
STREET BETWEEN THIRD, All; AMI FQ Isl}h ~
sod mon the premises, on MONDAY the I'd day
Of December. SIS, at 4 O'Clock z. ~. that mQST
DESIRABLE. COMMODIoUS,a and ADMIRAL I :
No. 3l4, having ten rooms, with gas throuahout,
BATHROOM, closets: brick kitchen. with four rooms,
and n large cuIyert connection. located as above
stated and now occupied BY No. tenant at 4
good rental
The LOT fronts e feet and runs BACK oet"eeh
parallei lines 1876 feet inches.
TERMS Very libcral-to wit, $4,000 In cash.
and the residue credit OF three years Tor neeo-
table notes, with Interest thereon, payable semi
annually, aud both principal and Interest secured
Inv = trust-deed FRANCIS 4. ISBELL.
M on Auctioueer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-28

Large GooseberieS.-Mr. John Charlton
yesterday showed the reporter some fine
specimens OF gooseberries raised on his
place, at the corner Of Hull and Eleventh
streets. They were preserved in alcohol
Some OF the berries weighed within frac-
ton OF an ounce, and the average was
about eighteen to the pound.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-28

A Rainy Day.-The rain yesterday again
compelled suspension OF work on the
streets, on the buildings in the course OF
erection, and upon outdoor work gene
orally. The streets were almost deserted !;
the stages carried bat few passengers. and,
taken altogether, it was about as dreary and
gloomy a day as Manchester has experienced
in the last decade.