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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-02
). - By w, Goddin. i 81
Real Estaie: Agentand Auctonees,
corperof Eleventh and Bank streets.
r1sRUsTEYs SALE 0FLARaEFRAMF


I1yRUSTEES SAFE OF LARGEFEANE
4 iDwELLTNGsANllSE vERAL HANDSOME
VACANT LOTS. AZ gHEaSQgl HEAST CtygisN III
OF BAKER AND, FOIIRTH STREETS.--AS fIS-
tee in certain 9eed OF trust, beati date the 6h
Of December, iS76, duly recorded IN Richmond
Chancery Court. in Eeed-Book G, No. DOG, Page
37I, shall sell at auc;iol, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, 3dof January, i S7S, ut. a O'Clock Z.
DE-, the REAL. ESTATE conveyed. by thcsatd deco,
fronting on the east side Of Fourth street 50 feet
running back 122 feet to an alley 16 feet vide. hay.
Ing thereon an excellent FRAMED DWELLIN6,
containing five rooms now In the oesfpaneyol Sir.
Ths properiy be SO divided as 10 sci, or three
vacant lots from the dwelling. 5ist.ifs 10 49,
TERMS: Cash rs to $1,000 aud expenses Of sale
balance on such terms rs sni be announced at the
sale. w, GODDIN. Prustees
P. S.-SeTcnty-Gvef feet OF the foregoing property.
fronting on the eastern hne OF Fourth street, was
sold by me at auction on the 27fh1 of December,
1877. and purchased by p. j.. Kennedy, who having
failed to comply with the terms Of sale IL wiz now
again be sold at ancrfon the Sd Of january S7S,
ot O'Clock p. M. W. GODDIN,3
de 81 Trustee.
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aa-2.h&aat*
BY Juo. E. Laughton, Jr. tAgent), Auctioneer,
Il No 1923 Franklin street. .-L.--

CROCK OF .CoNFECTIoNERlEs,
y SHOWCASES, CANNED GOODS, STORE
FIXTURES, &C, &C, At AUCTI0N.-A A., the re- E,
their business viii sell at the store No 312 Brook
avenue between Broad and Marshall streets, on
THURSDAY the Sd instant, at l0h o'clock
I handsome SILVER-MOUNTEDS SHOWCASE, :
Q WALEUT-FRAME SHOWCASES:
A general assortment of CONTEMPORARIES,
FRENCH. CANDIES, CANNED GOODS,
lNG-TOBACCO, CIGARS, PIPES.
STORE-COUSTERS; SHELVING, STOVES,
-GEASS-JARS, JELLIES, SCALES, re
FANCY ARTICLES, &C., &C.:
6 A lot of WOOD ind COAL. t.j..
--,.sE i. JNO. E. LAUGHTON, Jr. (Agent),
4, IN / . - - huctioneer.
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Washington.

DAY At TUE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
WASHINGTON, January 1.-The day here
was quite lively, and calls numerous. The
Presidents reception and the levees OF the
Cabinet officers were sparsely attended.
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John Kreig, a dry-goods merchant Of
Mount Pulaski, HI, was found dead at his
residence on the 10th ultimo. AS deceased
was known to; have had financial troubles
some people suspected that he had COM
mitted suicide, and had a postnaortens held
and the stomach removed, with a view OF
sending it to Chicago for chemical analysis.
Mr.. Kreig held a policy in the New York
Life Insurance Company for the sum OF
SIS, Go0.s' When it was decided to send the
stomach to Chicago a dispatch was wired to
o. P. Curran, the Chicago manager OF the
New York Life. and that gentleman prompt
" selegrapbed back as follows, -:
"CHICAGo, December 20.--The New York
Life pays all dead. mems policies-sulcide
or no suicide. Let the family have Che
stomach" .g..'.,:t.I
Brief and emphatic. Insurance Chronicle.
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by ". Goddin, .-,..
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
cnrncr nr Eleventh and Eank streets,

cTORAGE WAREHOUSE BUILDING
y FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY
the Sth of january, 1878. at O'Clock r NJ, I will
sell, on The premises, by order of Mr.. Thomas ".
HOUSE at Rockets belonging to The late firm OF
Dunlop, AIoncure &c Co. The said building Is SO by
so feet four stories high. The building must be
taken down promptly. In this building there Is
large quantity of BRICKS, besides lumber, and the
roof was recently covered with heart shingles =
TEENS CASH W. GODDIN.
p 10 4 Auctionccr.
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yARInI;S ITEMS

a FEARFUL FALL.--Last evening On i'm
meDse crowd assembled on Canal street TO
witness one-legged man walk Il tight-rope
extended from the top OF the custom.house
across the street, but were Mortified beyond
measure at the serious termination Of what
al tlfst promised to be an exhibition OF skill
and daring as exciting az novel.
The performer safely proceeded on his
dangerous walk az far as the middle OF the
street, when newsboy accidentally ran
against the man holding one OF the s.steady-
ing ropes, which caused him to slacken
the rope, and had the effect OF making the
performer lose his balance. He was oh.
served 10 totter, make a frantic grasp at the
rope, and then, amid yell OF horror, he
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-02
WHAT Is VEGETINE?

1t Is a compound extracted from barks roots, and
herbs 1t is Natures remedy 1t Is perfectly harm
less from any bad effect upon the system; lt is
the blood. 1t quIcIs the nervous system. It gives
you good sweet sleep night. 1t Is great panacea
for our aged fathers and mothers tor 1t gives them
strength, quiets their nerves, and gives them Ma
ture's sweet steep, as has been proved by many an
aged person. 1t Is the great Blood-Purter. 1t Is
and cured thousands. II is very pleasant TO take.
Every child likes 1t. +
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SOURCE OF GREAT ANXIETY.

BOSTON, MASS, June S, S72.
My daughter has received great benefit from the
use O! VEGETINE. Her declining health was d
source Of great anxiety to all of her friends A few
bottles of the VEGETINE restored her health,
strength, and appetite. n. II. TlLDEN'
Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
t No. 40 Sears building.
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Indiana.
A SAVINGS BANK FAILURE.

z - 4 SAVINGS BANK FAILUIFE. ~.
CINCINNATI, January IA special says
the German Savings Bank at Lafayette,
Ind, closed yesterday. Liabilities, $780,
600, with nominal assets OF $4,000.
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EXPERIENCE OF YEARS.
II. r. Stevens:

,. CIARLESTOWN, MASS.
H. r. Stevens: ~
This is to certify that I have used Your Blood
Preparation iVEG ETINE) in NY family for several
wears, and think that for ScrGtula, or CankerouS
Iumors or Rheumatic Affections, 1t cannot be ex-
celird; and u blood-purifcr aud spring medicine
il is the best thing have used and have used
almost everything. can cheelfullr recommend it
10 any one IN need of such medicine. Yours re-
spectfully, MRS. a. A. DiNSMOkE,
49, ..a@ hs 10 Russell street.
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h|lrIERyIIT HOME lNDABR(lD.
PEACE NEGOTIATIONS TNTHE EAST.

RUSSIA 70 ACCEPT ANY ovERTUREs ON
I THE PART OF TURKEY; OTHER WAR
NEws-cHICAGo BANKRUPTCY PET T.
TIoNs-QUEEN ISABELLA DECLARED. m
sANE.-sAvINGs BANK .FAlLUREs-sU s.
PENSIONS IN; NEW YORK DURING DEGEM-
BER--ggW-YEAR'sD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
s CASUALTIES, &C., &c. - ~
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ste,a,s, on ssrcet.Cars.,

New YORK, December 27.--Severaf steam
ssreet-car motors have been put on the lines
in Astoria. It lis claimed for the motors
that shey can be run at the rate OF eighteen
or twenty miles an hour, and can be stop
ped quicker than q horse-car. There ~ no
Migratory motion, and the heat from the
engine will make the cars comtoftabic IN
winter. Each car requires a conductorand
on, engineer. The engine and machinery
cost $1,000.
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Marriage. licenses have been. issued to.
William G. Baker and Sallie e.. Irby, both
OF Henrico county, Va; Peter ". Garland
and Sallie #. Davis. both OF Albemarle
county, Va; and David 0. Burcf and
Emma j. Wallen, OF Richmond, Va
WnskiYGtog Star .I,y ,:..1 IS - s3,ass.3
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y Jno. Il. Laughtop, ,JIs fAgent, Auctioneer.
No. 1928 Ffabkiii, streer. :A''
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FOREIGN NEWS.
AUSTRIA INVITED TO JOIN ENGLANI

AUSTRIA INVITED TO JOIN ENGLAND.
LONDON, january 1.-The Standards cor
respondent at Vienna says Lord Derby has
sent q note TO Count AndrasSy expressing
the hope that, in view Of the desire Of Eu-
rope for peace, the other Powers will assist
as much as possible England's steps in favor
= Il III
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-02
by j. Thompson Brown, iT I
Real Estate Agent and .Auctloneer,; I.
j. lib Main street :1jtIEi

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELL
Il ING No. los EAST CANAL STREET.-By
yIrlue OF txodeefls of trust bx John D.
Redford md wifc-the first dated 9th OF February.
1874, and the second dated 9th Of Uctoae-, 1875
and recorded respectively In the Richmond Chair
Gerry Court D. 1U2 A. page 1044 and D. B. LOG G.,
mage 2e6. to secure the Mutual Building and Loan
-hosociat1on and whereas default has been made In
the payment to the said Association. and we, the
derslgned the present trustees of said Association,
being required to do by the said Association, Will
sell on WEDNESDAY, December 26, 1877, Mt
O'Clock. on the premises, the following REAL ES-
TATE, being certain LOT OF LAND In the city of
Richmond, on the south side of Canal street between
First and Second streets, beginning 81 feet 10
inches cast Of Fr-t street. running eastwardy on
Canal street 10 feet and back parallel lines
100 feel, being the same property conveyed to said
BEDFORD by John M. GoddIn April ! 8, 1878.
TERMS BY consent (whilst the deeds above re-
ferrcd to call for CASH the terms will be one third
cash; balance In six and twelve months, interest
added, and secured by deed Of trust
J.TH0MPSON BROWN
S.HIRSH, Trustees.
JOHN 4. HAWKINS, .
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer.
DISAPPOINTMENT.
Postponed direction of tie trustees, on account
of the weather. 10 WEDNESDAY, January I'd, ut
the above lime and place.
de 81 Aucioneer.
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POSTAL RUEISG.-A letter may ut any
time be- carried outside the mails and not
enclosed in United States prepaid enTe-
iope bu a special messenger; but steam
boats, express companies. railroads, and
other common carriers travelling over mail
routes are not allowed to carry such q letter
unless it relates to the cargo or some article
at the same time conveyed rs freight
Washington Union, 80
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sSALE.--WilI be sold at
" public auction on the 10TH DAY OF JANUA-
RY, 1873, at Henrico Courthouse, az II o'clock
WAGON and ONE-HURSEI CART, to satisfy a
judgment hold against John 3. Avis in favor Of
William J. Jennings. Also, to satisfy another judg-
nient In favor of A. 7. Deitrick.'- :. r
:. ~ .[i-ry.T = Ell y w. G.. ANDREWS,
ia 2-2,5&93t* = e. RI, -. .s. G.. III. G.
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EXCITEMEET IN TIT" PRODUCE EXCHANGE
ONE HUNDRED FAILURES AND ASSIGNMENTS
IN DECEMBER.
NEW YORK, January Consider eX-
element and indignation was manifested in
the Produce Exchange yesterday upon the
announcement that Jewell Brothers, pro-
prietors OF the BrookIynaCity Flour Mills,
had made an assignment late Saturday
night to George p. Sheldon. Liabilities
between S2e0,000 md S800,000, besides
debts to hall dozen or more henderson,
the Exchange amounting to over 500, 900.
There are smaller amounts which will In
crease the individual debts to $150,000. tits
stated the Equitable Life-I Insurance Society
holds O mortgage on the mills for 500, 900,
and. j. NJ. Fiske &; Co. a second mort gage
for 100000. s,'5itr,H ai'zs:.s@'ip
One hundred failures and assignments
were reported in this city IN December,
with aggregate liabilities Of. nearly S8,0O0,-
600. Eighty-nine Of the failures, in which
the liabilities have been aseertained, show
the liabilities at; 81, 704.391, and assets at
s4118,777. This is the heaviest record for
any month OF the year.
The schedules in the case OF Thomas
Keech, superintendent Of the Bureau Of
Repairs and Supplies, shows the liabilities
to be S270, 900, and no assets.
BANK WINDING UP. ;s.:&
New YORK, January 1.-The BULBS Head
Bank will tomorrow post notlce that no
more deposits will be received, and will
proceed to wind up. Lack OF business; is
the cause. ii Z. 80
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NEW YORK, January IA Montreal spe-
cial says Cameron, Mckenzie & Co., a large
dry goods house of good standing, is in
financial deficiency. Liabilities, $25O,OOO.
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HUNYADI JANOS WATER.
THE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY
HUNYADI JANOS,
NEW APERIENT WATER.

NEW APERIENT WATER.
Specially recommended for richness in aperien:
salts, and Its efficacy In Bilious attacks prevention
OF Gout Piles, etc., and as an ordinary aperient. by
LIEBIG, yIRCHUw, SCANZONI, and Sir HEN
RY THOMPSON, and the entire medical profession
In England and Germany. -
j. K. BARNES, SURGEoS-GENERAL UNITED
STATES ARMY. "The most certain and pleas
ant in lis effects of any Of the bitter waters.n
DIR. J. MARION SIMS, new YORK. GAS laxa-
tive, I prefer 1t to every other mineral water"
DIR. WILLIAM A. HAMMOND, NEW YORK. "Tbe
most pleasant and efficient Of all pargative wa
ters."
DIR. ALFRED L. LOOMS, NEW YORK. The most
prompt and most efficient; specially adapted for
daily USE"
DIR. FORDYCE BARKER, NEW YORK. /" Requires
less, is less disagreeable and unpleasant tkan any
other.r
DIR. LEWIS A. sAYRE, NEW YORK. /" Preferred to
any other laxative"
WINEGLAssFuL A DOSE
Every genuine bottle bears the name Of TIE
APoLnINARIs COMPANY fLimited), London.
FREDERICK DE BARY & CO.,
Al and 4S Warren street, New York,
Sole Agents for United States and canadas.
So FOR SALE By ss 81 lsssi ii IF s.
DEALERS, GReCERs, AND DRUGGISTS.
lno Is-M, W&F&eowtAn27l
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FrRUsTEE,s SAFE OF ,-XALuABL

LTF1RUSTEE,S SALE OF INVALUABLE
X HOUSEHOLD PROPERTY. STOCK, FARM.
ING IMPLEMENTS, &c.-By virtue OF deed OF
trust from T.. W. r. WickhaIn to- The undersigned,
dated the 25th day of September, 1875, record
ed In the County Court Of Henrico, ID. B. 9S, p 81.
made to secure to TaliaferrotS Co. and to II. B..
Taliaferro & Co. the payment OF u sum Of money
therein mentioned shall a the request the bene-
ciaries of sa deed offer for sale at public aiiciou
on The EIGHTEENTHD DAY OFJhNUARY, 1878.
Mt Woodside,n the <idcncc Of The said L. w. r.
Wickhan, In Henrico county, tie PROPERTY
mentioned In said deed. consisting of tts &
MULES. HORSES, COWS. Hugs. 4 s.
|ICORN. SHUCKS. and other PROVENDER,
J. FARMING IMPLEMENTS. ~ -.
CARRIAGE and HARNESS. rttE
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
a fine library0f miscellaneous BOOKS, &C., &c.
TERMS: Liberal, and made known on day Of sale.
la 2-eodtdS w. p. SMITH, Trustee.
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THE TEXT OF ENGLAND's NOTE.

The following is stated to be the text of
England's note to Russia: :" Her Meiesty's
Government bcSs to inform the Emperor
that the Porte is ready to open peace nego-
tiations. The Emperor's wisdom and re-
peatedly-expressed love Of peace justify her
Maiesty's Government in the hope that he
will lend q favorable ear to the Sultan's re-
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DISAPPOINTMENT.
DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.

rATARRH! ASTHMA!
CUTTERS POCKET INHALER, with inhalant
sufficient for two months use, sent free by mail for
one dollar by MEADE & BAKER, Druggists,
ja1 9l9 Main street.
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" BY Robert 3. Lyme, q,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,i
- 1912 Main street.
rFyRUsTEE,s SALE OF VALUABI

.TyRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
talesTORE PROPERTY. WITH DWELLING,
iNTHE COUNTY OF HENRIGo, AT THE FORK DIRK
OF THE OLD CHARLEs CITY ROAD AND THE
GsBORNE TURNPJKE,SABDUTT TWO AND "A
HALF MILES FROM RICHMOND. AND LATE
lIY OCCUPIED BY G. II. SMITH As a. GRO.
RY-STAED-In execution Of . certain deedof
trust dated June 1, 1877, from q. HI. Smith and
wife to- the UNDERSIGNED as trustee and recorded IN
Heurico County Court, D. B. 90, page is5; ! Tia
the holder Of one OF the notes thereby secured, de-
lault having been made IN The payment Of the same
+on TUESDAY the 9th day OF january, 81 81 Mt !
deed, consisting of TWO, SMALL. TRACTS OF
LAND with q valuable STORE and DWELLING
and other enforcement thereon. The 'store-stand
n considered of the best In the county, and Is
tnearthe lower TTee-Hili gate. rf5t &
+ TERMS Cash US 10 expenses OF sale and to pay
of note Of 5000 with costs interest," &c.;tIereon,
and upon = credit of $500 till June 4, 1S7 70, and
balance upon terms to. be given Mt sale.
b. III s.itL..-s al! = r. A. MEAGHER, Ir1stee.
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.,shUaTE6N! nav.
: = BY r. b. G6os, Auctioneer,, : -. =.
No, 20 So1rrnor street. go

CLOSING .TRADE-SALE OF, BOOTS
,O.AND sHOESAT AuCTION.-To-DAY fWcd-
nesdayl, january I'd. ,uti1 10 O'Clock, az No. i 07
Main street, tlie fem1lndar of the stock of BOOTS
and SHQEs-about $1,000 worIh-wili be sold for
what theywnl bring, IN hts 20 the trade only. In
great many lots the sizes are reeE1ar. 7'' aiIS ~
!. ia Q tar u. B.fCOOK. Auctioneer.
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ErRAYONt PORTRAITS. The under
Unsigned, having had considerable experience IN
the art of making ACCURATE CRAYOE LIKE
NESSES from photographs would be plcasettio re-
cesve orders for the same. He can guarantees salts
PICTURE for The reasonable sum of 81 Address
or call on q GEORGE b. MATTHEW'S,
= de Sims 500 east Leigh street. city.
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mILLINERY aoODs.

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY EXs
ID ECUTEn At the DIsPATeE PRINTING
HOUSE
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yEGETIEE.
MOTHERS, READ THIS.

~ j sl-s -iEiEI Effis's ~ e. r. -:
!. ,.r.. gsif,; - - ,sr&
rg.ss.4.sJ 49, =
j a: A GREAT BLESSING.
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TURKEY MUST HERSELF APPLY.

VIII lenQ IafQTaDle ear 10 tile Sui(an , re-
quest" -.-.-.-.,..'.. --.---..'. ',.''--
TURKEY MUST HERSELF APPLY. I'll.
The 1imes'S Vienna correspondent hears
that Russia has already replied to Eng
lands note that il the Turks desire an ar
mistiee they must apply direct to the Rus
sian ommander-in-chief. The Paris cor
respondent of the Times also says he has
reason to believe that Prince Gortschakof
has declared that Turkey must know that
Russia has always been ready to listen to
proposals OF peace, and that the presenta-
tion Of peace proposals by an intermediary
appears unnecessary. The correspondent
adds: "The telegram conveying the above
information seems also to convey an init
nation Of readiness to accept an armistice."
BIsMARoK's SCHEMES NOT PERFECTED.
LONDON, January L. All tine Berlin
specials agree that tue negotions between
Prince Bismarck and the Moderate Liberals
are not yet concluded, either on account Of
Bismarck's views concerning taxation pro-
iects, or because OF difficulties in carrying
out bis scheme for merging the Prussian
in the Imperial Government by an arrange
ment in accordance with which the Prus-
sian Ministers OF Finance, Commerce, JUS
tice, and Foreign Affairs shall administer
the corresponding departments IN the I'm
perial Cabinet. .>-,.t.-ss-s.,ss.-,
VARIOUS ITEMS.
The Czarowitch will remain in Bulgaria
with General Todelben as actual commander
OF the army. There are saidssto be $4,000
sick in Bulgaria, and that supplies are in
adequate. The number probably includes
the Turkish prisoners. @sF@-A Fts,s...
1t is reported that Midhat Pasha has been
summoned to London on account OF Eng
lands acceptance Of the Porte's request for
mediation. E. II
The bridges crossing the Danube at Sim
nitza were taken up to prevent their destruc-
ston. The bridge at Petrosbani h reported
as having been carried away by the ice.
Nine hundred horses persisted in the
vicinity OF Sistova during the late snow
Storm, and the total loss Of draught animals
must be numbered by thousands.
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New York. 81

.s.sis-sSs ..5ssc - New York. -.s s.;aF
EXCITEMENT IN THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE
ONE HUNDRED FAILURES AND ASSIGNMENTS
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
EARN OF 300 ACRES FOR SALE ON
Il EASY TERMS, OR WOULD EXCHANGE
FOR CITY PROPERI Y.-It is one or the most de.
north Of Richmond In healthy location, with good
soil, aud convenient to railroad improvements; large
dwelling, in good order, and surrounded by beautt-
full shade and fruit-Grees and siirubbery.
The out buildings are numerous and large. ~
This is In every respect 1rst.cIas. iarm Apply 10
GEORGE +. CRAWFORD,
de 19-eod 1E-s 1908 Bank street.
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DRY GOODS HOUSE IN "tFINANCIAL Def
- - sH-l' '" tIEN(,y -
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uARD-RUBBER TRUssEs.

SEELEY,s TRUsSES of all patterns and sizes
easily adapted to the FORM not acted on by per-
spiration, light and comfortable the Sold
by MEADE BAKER, Druggists,
ja1 81 919 Main street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-22

1nE BLhEcKkH ST.. SECOND rLooR, FRONT A
lOcyouns French lady, rcccnty arrives from Pat AZ
h.ussssepsr Tor wldswsrs issiiy preferred Call AL
vsss
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-04-04
Infer 8Icbertifb.

Gtwas wirtIi9 Rettes!-Sn oielein i3etts
alter Der 2etlames NubIitationen 1T es erfril9eno,
etpas pirtli6 RinItlerii6es unter Die Gageft ST bes
tommen. Der neue Rodp Rountain Gouriit faun
pou Der grefie, bat ieinen gBes auf uniern Iii9 se>
funben. @as tiinitleriIde Ausitattnng anbelan9t.
70 lit bieies Nerf u~nItreitis bas Bette ieiner Art IN
ben 8ereinisten Staten. 8ir ftnoen oartn ntbt
weniger ME 16 Don Ebomas Roran's uortrefflt9en
3ei9nungen, oarunter oas beriibnate Bib The
Mount of the Holy Cross" Inter an6ern unuer.
slei9Ii9en 3et9nunsen O~esieIben Riinftlers finben
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