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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-03-01

Az idea Of the cost Of running news
paper may be formed from the fact that
the publishers Of the Utica R>Dublicon,
which suspended recently, lost one thou
sand five hundred dollars a month dur
ing the last few months Of its publica-
ffOu
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-03-01

THE Recorder Of a Florida town. the
local newspaper says, has entirely re-
covered from his recent indisposition.
This morning he fined one Of our most
respectable citizens twenty-five dollars
for being drunk and disorderly"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-03-01

HONEST farmers in Wisconsin rear
wolves and scalping them, sell the scalps
TO the state for ten dollars apiece.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-03-01

THE silver yield Of Montana In 1873
exceeds that Of the gold by $3.50, 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-06
BylFrank ID. Hill 6 Co.,
Real Es;ate Agents and Auctioneers,
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VERY
l DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLINGS COR
NER OF TWENTY-TLiIRD AND ii STREETS.
UNION HILL, AT AUCIlON.-By virtue Q! .
deed or trust from J. NJ. Newell and wife 10 The ur-
Gersilned trustee dated MAY Ii, 1875, aud record
cd in the clerks Office OF the Richmond Chancery
Court, y. B.. l05 &. page 36O-deiault having
bccn made in the payment of u certain negotiable
note therein secured AMI at the request of The ben
cficiary In said Geed-l will sell al public aucilon
p. NJ. on the premises the PROPERTY ceSGTlheH
In said deed. As follows: Allthat CERTAIN flEnE
or Parcel, IF LAND on the southeast corner
of Twcnty-thir and n streets. III The city or Rich-
mond. with TWO FRAMED DWELLINGS there
on. arc other i'm improvements fronting on said !"eh-
ty-ihird street so feet and running back between
parallel lines 1872 feet. more or less, The houses
have each about six rooms and lots 30 feet ground.
neighborhoOd.
Terms the deed calls for she expenses OF sale
and 81 $50 In cash: but more favorable terms nia!
he announced on the day of sale. ~
de- FRANK D. HILL. Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-06

Brief hems.-Justices Gentry and Per.
due disposed OF number OF civil cases at
the Mayors Court room yesterday. Tnelr
court will meet again this morning.
Henry Cox (coiored), OF Powhatan coun-
ty, was in the city Wednesday, but was not
present at the colored Debt-Payers' meet
ing.
Messrs. Dunlop McCance shipped to
Brazil yesterday 1850 barrels and 12O half
barrels OF -four, valued at $21, 245, which
was manufactured at their mills in this
city.
a colored preacher from Alabama was
left here by the cars Thursday night, apd
was compelled to locate in the city jail untl,
morning, when he took another tram ana
continued his journey homeWard.
Laura Jones icolored), an old offender,
was tried in the Police Court yesterday 1of
stealing shawl, and was ordered TO re-
ceive fifteen Iashes, which were duly adj
nlinistered ..s-nsz
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rWbo can answer p

A New DRFINITIoS.--Paul "a most exc
cradle painter): Don't you know the diff
ference between genius and mere talent !?
just don't l. though Look here! !, Ii q
fellow knows how to paint, for instance,
and he's got plenty to say for himself be-
sides, and looks like downright clever,
Jolly, smart, weli-dressed, witty, pleasant,
aud intelligent chap all around, he's merely
a man of talent. That's met" Peter "a
more rxecrable painter: son, that's you,
is ?" Paul: "Yes. But il he only knows
how to paint, and can't say bob to a
goose, and looks as II he'd just been pro-
NOTED from Earlswood to Colney Hatch,
he's genius" Peter: "Ah! suppose
that's mes" Paul: =" Yes-if you only knew
how TO paint !"-i'Qaeh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-06

Not long since, 1t is related, Mr.. Oscar
Browning, an English poet OF the later gen.
Grafton, was at San home" MIR. Tennyson
was also present. "Ah, how dye do, Mr..
Tennyson 2" cried the young verse-writer
as he forced his way toward the laureate
"l'ye had the pleasure OF meeting you be-
FORE Then MIR. Tennyson, who counts
the author OF .ged Cotton Night-Cap
Country" one OF his intimates: {. I don't
know You at all. don't know who you
are. But you're not Browning. i know
Browning .. 49,
Lord C, whose popularity was not
excessive In the Scotch fown:of hay
ing refused an importunate beggar, she re.
nsWed her applications with: :. Now, me
lord, II ye'd Just give me one little sixpence
i could treat every friend ye have Ia the
toY...s ~ ;s8ss
Felicia was gliding down fremont street
YESTERDAY afternoon with q Derby hat on
md carrying Der hands In the pockets Oh
her long ulster when a small boy run up
iand said q Sal. Aliss Is YER had d cigar,
naFf yea, a be oil right, weuldnst yar %
BostoN pagsy. sts5ss3sss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-06

President Hayes wrote sHwiser than he
knew" when he spoke OF " eSisting laws
aimed at the protection of the right Of. SUI
frage." He meant probably that the laws
referred TO, and which made so much trou-
BILE in the extra session OF this Congress,
were intended to secure 'fthe protection"
&c. tlThes expression g aimed at"srimplies
anexactly different idea; but it is nearer
the, correct view OF the subject, ridiculous
as is the blunder OF MIR. Hayes. Unwar-
ranted and unconstitutional interference
with elections w whether by Federal bayo-
nets or United States deputy marshals, is
Looked upon by good many people in this
country as hostile to the free exercise of the
right OF suffrage Philadelphia Record
Democratic, December Cd.
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"Are you fond Of game?'' asked Beln-
da's husband, sticking his fork into the
cauyas-back. Mrs. Goodington did not
answer for moment 1t was clear that the
query had called up recollections Of the
past. Looking up with smile perambulat-
ing around the deep ruts Old Time had
worn in her kindly face, she said, "When
Daniel was alive we used to have good
rubber OF whist now and then; but az for
your new-fangled games, such as eureka,
cabbage, and physique. Pm too old to learn
any Of them. But don't mind me, sTheo-
dore; il the young folks want to play, let
them. would be the last to Interfere with
any. OF their harmless recrimiuations."
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CINE LIQUORS AND GROCERIES.

RICHMOND, W., October %, 1879.
D.ANTET.OTTl. No. 1911 FRANKLIN STREET,
offers the following goods. selected By himself 1ith
gretu care. having re ference EHTlRELYto quail
fty. and which HE guarantees to be perfectly
PUR e and unauthorized:
OLD &c. F. VISOR - 1.-THE BEST WHISKEY:
OLD JAMES BUMGARDNER WHISKEY: five
years old =, --,.*
OLD FUIiCHERI WHISKEY, seven Yeas N!.:
OLD LLEMMER WHISKY. Eve wears Old:
OLD. MARTELl. DARN LONDON d."
OLD MARTEh.L y. :. 0, P..BRANDY. -,
: GENUINE PCRE, HOLLAND GIN n Srr..t's
Also. c6o;cest Sraies 81 PORT air. sHERaI
WINES. and 1RISE and .St:OTCH -Tn!S Is! x: J;
EVINSESS'S STOUT, BASIS and IOUNGEE's
SPARKLING ,ALES. saa w -;
He also offers q very choice lot Of VIRGINIA
HAMS, selected by himself with great care. In adj
oitjon TO above. he keeps constantly on hand the
finest grades of TEA. C0FFEE, and all other arli-
cles pertaining 10 a 6rst-cass grocery-store, re
quality. but also in regard 10 the WEIGHT Of every
thing he sells. } ~. -s,.-., os 2S-tJa1
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Ey Jno. p. Laughtou, Jr., Aucticneer,
~ ~ No. 9le Main street. E'

,r,RIJsTEE,s SALE OF LAW LrBR AIRY
4 1hT AiJCTioN .-Yyrir,ue OF . deed OF trust
exeeated 10 the subscriber, bearing date February
1878. dnly recorded In Hanover ConD:y court
/ nn.bton. Jr, SI6 Main street, on r.uES1A1 the
Nh iay OF Decem6er 1879, NJ 8 e'cIoek 2. Nj, sSe9'
Inn VOLUMES OF VALUABLE LANCASHIRE
fSasalosues may be had and She books axsil,nsH w
ap ta ~ '''s Trustee,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-06

Funeral OF Mr.. Winder.-The funeral OF
Mr.. A. Winder, the young man who was
suddenly killed by runaway team ln Ches-
terrified county near this city Wednesday,
mention OF which has already been made
in the Dispatch, took place yesterday after
noon from his late residence, and was at
tended by many sympathizing friends. HIS
remains were inferred near where the acct
dent occurred. The deceased was the son
OF Mr. Lewis Wtpder, formerly of Hamp-
ton, and had resided in this vicinity about
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-06
Is W. Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and huctiGncer,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
JAMESTOWN ISLAND, OF HISTORIC
- FAME AND NAME. AT TRUSTEES AUG
TION SALE.-By virtue Of the trlis!-dted to The
undrrsie ned lated 10Th Of November. 1871, re-
corded in the clerks Office of James CITY county
and The city oil Williamsburg. III Dcfd-DooK page
AT. Default having been made. and being thereto
ruuircd BY The beneficiary will sell in front oil
the tJnitcI Stacs Courthouse. on Bank between
Tenth and Eleventh streets In The city or kich-
1aouf, on FRIDAY. december 10, 1879, at IL
o'clock NJ. The property conveyed by and described
IN said deed rs ali that certain TRACT OF LAND,
with the DWELLING. PAPER l!I. J.. AMI other
improvements thereon, living and being IN James
river, in the county OF james City. about six and
ore-hllf miles OF the city Of Williamsburg, ana
known as j AMESTOWN ISLAND, containing ONE
THOUSAND AND FOUR HUNDRED ACRES,
more or less t.39l acres by survty). being the
solnc real estate formerly owned b. William Aleu-
The BRICK AND. SLATED DWELLING Is near
" new as are also most If no. all, the other build
containing thousands or The best frUit-lrees. About
600 acres OF rhe finest aluytal soil. reclaimed al
great cost: besides. abont 400 acres mnreof Tall-
able arabic land-ALToGETHER MOST FALt-
ABLE ESTATE INTRISSlCALLi. AND AROl Nd
WHICH CLUSTER THE MOST THRlLL1SGLf IN
TERESTISG HISTORIC EVENTS OF OUR COUS-
TRY'S FIRST SETTLEMENT.
TERMS: WhiIsL the deed requires cash IS To- the
debt 1877 ,COO) Interest, and expense; Of sale, the
the balance one and TWO years Interest payable
half yearly for negotiable notes. secured by trust
deed and an approved policy OF insurance Oh TIE
dwelling, &C., for two years.
jill. APPERsoS, Sa.csm II. re 3
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Auction SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Paine q Nowiin. Aucttoneers,
no. 1919 MHin street.
r ARGE AND PEREMPToRY Gaia
LoGUE SALE OF e I
$4,000 WORTH OF ENTIRELY FRESH
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &C.
IAUCTroY sAaEs-.Fufure Days.

H
On WEDNESDAY the 10th Of December, com.
epcing at 10 o'clock, we will sell by catalogue, at
the warehouse No. Governor street, without LIMIT
or reserve. a very large stock or entirely FRESH,
sEAsONABLE, and DESIRABLE GOODS, com-
prising
STAPLE and FANCY DRY Go0Ds,
MERINO SHIRTS and DRAWERS,
CARDIGAN JACKETS,
RED FLANNEL SHIRTS,
MARSETLLES QUILTS, COVER.ETS,
BUCKABACk TOWELS. NAPKINS,
SHAWLS, RIBBONS.
LINEN CAMBRIA HANpKERCHIEFS,
CORSETs. LlNEN-BOSOM SHIRTS,
1000 dozen HOSE and HALF HOSE,
WORsTEh JACKETS and NUBIAs,
WURSTED HOODS.
LADIES' MERINO VESTS,
EMBR0IDERIES. LACES,
500 dozen ELASTIC SUSPENDERS,
SILK St;ARFS and TIES,
KNIrTING-YARN,
POCKET BOOKS, HARDWARE,
cases PERFUMERY,
GLOVES. In variety:
COMBS. PINS. PEARL BUTTONS,
MIRRORS. BUTTONS,
Assorted SPOOL.SILK,
SILK TRIMMINGS.
VELVET BUTTONS, &C., &c.
ALSO,
10 cases FUR and WOOL HATS.
The whole comprising the largest and most desi-
rabe stock of goods that has been offered for sale 1T
auction in this city since the war.
The particular attention of The trade IS nTte6, as
the whole invoice will be sold without any reserva-
ton. PAINE & NOWLlN.
6e3 Auefioneers.
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Hy Richardson & Co.,
by NICHaTUSVII N WV
Real Estate Agents and Aucconeers'
Ills aiain street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALuA-
u BILE BUILDING LOTS on MAIN STREEDT:
EAST Of AND SEAR MoS ~ Kb3In I'M M,T ~
11fiT LIMIT OR RESERVE-By virtue OF &C.
cree Of the CanceIy Court of the c,y o. II, Rf the
.,'ia oS Wsikpr- and wifers. BaylY. guardian. Sc,
S W thall' as special commissioners appointed 6y
said decree sell BY agelion TO she ns9ss .h w
nenemb-r. 1879 at 4 O'Clock =. ~, lo7Sloo
EEETOF LAND, with an alley in the rear WHY UNA
fee; Vide to be divided into suitable o OF sofa is
TERMS: One fourth cash {: balance in six, twelve,
and eie hteen months, sego notes given tor inc
trferred paymen,s, with interest added, anu tiie
retained until the whole purchaso.money IS paid
~ - u, JOHN ii. GUY.
ALEX Q. HOLLADAY,
noaa ...,se-- Special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-06

ELUcIDATIoN.-Rector wife g. How do
do, Mr.. Wigeles? We have not seen you
at church lately. Have yon been away ?"
Mr.. Wiggles: eyes, mum. pYe been
a-yisitin' my old 'aunts at Manchester,
num- Rector's wife: aReally! i hope
you found the old ladies quite WELL" Mr..
Wiggles: 81 didn't say my harnts, mum.
said my old 'aunts--revisitin the 'aunts
OF my youth, you know, m1'm."-P anch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-06

Stage Lines Consoidated.-The Beattle
and Brooks stage lines between this city and
Richmond have consolidated. The stages
will row run OH regular schedules, making
The first trip from Manchester and kich-
mond at 8 A. NJ, and the last trip from each
place at $50 O'Clock. The last stage, when
necessary, will lay over unit! s ?. M.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-06

RICHMOND, VA, December 4, 1879.
Editors Dispatch: Will you please give
me The name and post-ofice OF the presi-
dent OF the American Humane Association,
and oblige kEADER'
rWbo can answer y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-06
LIVERY AND SALE, STABLES.

THE subscriber has htted NJ IN roh&r'''.'' 1900
his extensive stables "nc OF the r'"st ,y.,v.
COMPLETE AND CONVENIENT hNHNN''t "a.
a he found in this country: aud ~ y ''.r.y
rility for the accommodate. or 9!''.' ''',1''
soilcits coGSignmepts OF .
HORSES, MULES, AND VEHICLES
of every Kind. promising that all SO ,a &C.
signed TO him Shall have every a'e'''
turns promptly made. -,. ,,,.,. when r,,i,..srd
THE CARRIAGE DEPARTMENT
embraces consignments al almost ev ~ 49,,
.iicI,S for measure and wOgS-pa!i eSs1' ~,
HARNESS Of every description AZ ';wIhoie.aIe
ms recruitment VIII b. SOLD u I""'S' ,x,li any
Manufacturers prices, and III no ;u''a,S wI,l-
deviation from such prices be mad ,,'rs, 70 c>-
Iuc 10 purchase will lind II 20 sh't'
a,ninc thi, stock of vehicles. &c. .,.C,rACIri,
BY STABLES are new. OF !.Asyrr,
and afford every convenience Eor ,,,, use ~
Parties desiring TO purchas" Tor ~ frorr.
the trade wit! ind large stoSH 10 aud SAT-
AUCTION SALES every " r'b->
URDAY 1t 10 O'Clock 4: VI; u.yIs P,uprte;or
F., B>Coea, Auc,ioneer. myl
CS. ALLEN. Manager. --------
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BY Frank }. Sampson
Real Estate Agent, Auctioneer, and Notary Public.
Office, corner OF Ninth and Hull streets,
Manchester, We.

DUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF SEVEN
L TY.SIx AND FlVE-EIGHTHS ACRES OF
GOOD TRUCKING AND WOODED LAM
WITHIN THREE MILES OF MANCHESTER, ON
THE MIDLOTHIAN TURNPIkE AT The re ,uest
of Colonel Vicktrs WIN offer for sale the above
described TRACT OF LAND. 1t has been recently
SURVEYED and laid off In lots of from SIN TO TEN
ACRES, and VIII be sold as whole. divided
by plat In the auctionesr's Office, and which will
be exhibited on the day of sale. on SATURDAY,
December ID, $40, on The premises. 1T 4 O'Clock
P. III. am authorized to say that this land will be
sold, consequently PARTIES looking forward to good
safe investment and low taxes should attend the
sale.
TERMS: One third cash balance at SIX, twelve.
and eighteen months. or longer time II desired,
with interest added, and secured by deed OF trust.
FRANK j. SAMPSON,
daa.o11S13 Aucti0ncer.
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aLspS
SUBURBA. PLACES ANp =

A number of ID w Z l. y " =, =, rrttes ~
STORES, and FARMS FOR hf.H = CO.,
suit the times, by RiChAhp', nc,iopeers,
Real ks'"'' A'' Ills Msiu :sss'"
no 22-lm
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By virtue of decree Of the Chancerv Court of the
ciry OF Richmond entered June 28, 1879, and In
execution ola deed Of trust bearing date 18th DAY OF
February, 1878, recorded in ID. 3. 112, p. 1877.
shall Ioceed to SELL upon the premises. by public
aur,tOn. on MONDAY the 5ih day Of December,
1879. commencing promptly at 4 O'Clock 7. NJ.
the PROPERTY anOve described, fronting on the
north side of hai shall and the souIh side Of Clay
street between Norton and Kinney streets. Each
LOT has front of SO by 1913 feet 8 inches in
depth to alley 20 feet wide. These are valuable
and desirable lots, and located. as they are. In
rapidly growing portion of west eud of the city.
and where substantial improvements are being
made. this sale offers al unusually good opportunity
to partie, TO purchase 4 goOa lot 10 erect a home
upon Well 10 spectators who desire 10 take nd
vintage Of the times to make good investment,
which will prove desirable and very profitable in
fe years.
TERMS UPON TIE WHOLE SALE will be $1,000
ana cost Of sale in cash: aud balance upon II credit
OF six and twelve months. interest at per cent.
added notes. and title retained until all Of the
pdrchase-mOney is paid ana Il conveyance Is Or
dered by the Court
Specia, attention is invited 10 this large and at
tractive sale of lots. EDWARD Y. CANNON.
Trustee and Special Commissioner.
ROBERT 3 LYME. AuctiOnetr. nee
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uoyrSES AND J OTIS,

HOUSES MD .VAs' -
With or without the modern impro'eti'e"',,tv Np
.,zes, ,,esirably located, f": sale on
DATING TERMS.
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FINANCIAL.
roxry AND REAL ESTATE
TnANS MADE

on Richmond city and SUBURBAN ''"' Il!
stocks, or other good cptio'e'S'A'
! oU,EST MARKET RATES.
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LABOR EXCHANGE.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC GHARITIES,)
$3.50. .ts ALMsHoUSE BUILDING.
RICHMOND, VA, September "a, 1879. }
A. LABOR EXCHANGED HAS BEEN
IN ESTABLISHED, under the supervision of the
undersigned for the purpose OF obtaining work for
the unemployed and homes tor INDECENT children Of
this city. -g .. ~
To accomplish this an OFFICE HAS BEEN
OPENED, In connection with the Department Of
Outdoor Poor where applications OF those seek
Ing empoymcntand those desir!ngi 10 employ per-
SONS can be registered. Is! sr.r
Persons representing various trades and occupa-
tons are pow registered for employment.
Tho G In want Of SERVANTS, LABORERS, SC.
office. - u .1.'' - :.
Letters should be addressed HSUPBRINrEN-
DENT, OF PUBLIC CHARITIES RICHMOND.
VA marked I" LABOR EXCHANGED
ftsA ~ :t't>s CHARLES 2, BIGGER,
se "a BIN Superintendent Of Public Charities.
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TOR RENT, FRAMED HOUSE, EA
Il. lois Moore street, three rooms; 20. 1.s
: BRICK HOUSE, seven rooms 25l2 east Frank
FRAMED HOUSE, four rooms. % West Jackson
street: $40. ,
FRAMEDHoUsE, three rooms, 9l2.s north Fifth
street: SO.
FRAMED STORE. $50 west Broad street; 81.
FRASfED HOUSE, three rooms, 1904 west Clay
FRAMED HOUSE, three rooms, 5l5 Harrison
street: Sc.
FRAMED HOUSE, three rooms, 7=3 Buchanan
street: 81.
BRICK HOUSE, five rooms, 604 west Clay street:
FRAMED HOUSE, three rooms. 2O6 Charity
BRICK HOUSE two rooms. 410 Gruham street;
81. Apply to GEORGE ). FASHON SON,
No. z Tenth street, Skaters BUILDING.
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CIrEwTINf; e ROSE. AuctiOncers. no %
A UCTION SALE OF JCNk-STORE,
n HORSE, WAGON, AND FERTILIZER.

"A HORSE, WAGON. AND FERTILIZER.
will sell ut public auction on MONDAY the Sih
day of December, $40, at 10 O'Clock 4. VI. At my
iuak-shop. on Brook avenue near Marshall street.
my entire stock, consisting III part OF tie following
goods-viZ.:
4 large lot OF TOOLS nf every description.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS Of various kinds,
Large lot of HARNESS.
Large lot OF new IIORSE-CuLLARS,
COOKING and HEATING-STONES;
EARTHEN-, WOODEN. and IRON-WARE Of
every description:
Large lot Of SCRAP-lRGS,
Lot Of PAPER STOCK,
Lot OF GLUE STOCK.
WOOLLEN and COTTON RAGS.
PLATFORM and COUNTER SCALES,
One EALING-PHESS.
Lot Of CART and WAGON-WHEEiS,
Large lot OF BOTTLES,
Two IRON-SaFEs.
FIRE.GRATES, &c.
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DICHMOND BAZAAR. fasa .,.g
H Nos. 1888 AND l440 FRANKLIN sTREET.
SIXTEEN FIRsT-CLAss HORSES; RUGGIEs,
WAGON AND HARNESS. AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY. 9Th Instant at 10 o'clock, we
will sell q car lond OF :,
18 FRESH, RELIABLE. AND PERFECTLY
SOUND WEST VIRGINIA HORSES,
which have been consigned with orders to close I'M
mediately. Amongst them Will be found some A
No / animals, well worth the attention OF those
In want for family use or the trade
AT THE SAME TIME
we will offer
BREWSTER SIDE-BAR BUGGY,
2 IVERS OPEN BGGGIES,
SECONDHAND TOP-BUdG1,
/ SPRING-CART. with top.
l TOP-WAGON, HORSE, and HARNESS, suitable
for grocer's use, very little used,
together with all stock That may be registered IN
time for sale. JOHN b. DAVIS, Proprietor.
p CooR Salesman dc Gilt
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| SPRING WAGON

SPRING WNTUN,
l HORSE.
10 tons ROSES FERTILIZER, &C.
The above goods will be sold for cash. without re-
serve as wish 10 close OUT my old stock 10 save the
TvWus. Cash VI. ROSE.
Y WISEREE Crcr de i-Th,S&M
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DUBLIC SALE OF PERSONAL PRO
l. PERTY-By request Of Mr.. spiro Ze:clle, who
has removed to Baltimore, will sell at his late
9Th instant, commencing 1T Q oclcck p ~, his
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE, one
7-OITAVE PIANO. FARM. GARDEN, and
OTHER TOOLS, and many other useful and orna-
mental articles. ,-or
Terms: Cash. WILLIAM Z. MONCUnE.
do 5-otA CrIer.
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=X,UesrTs.s saI.Es--T1ll. rsay.
by W. Godtin, Ancticnser,
CORNER r,f Eleventh and Bank streets.

COT HeI VI zsI1 y 1900
a IDT m SALE OF
il FIGHT REAUTIFUT1 LOTS IN f;HE LSEA
OR DOyyLTNE GREEN. HEERICO.-By virtue OF
n frnst deed To me- dated 4th December, 1873 re-
corded is Henrico County Court in ID. D. i02s page
I84 being thereto required by me nenear,ary,
Der g. 1870 ni III O'Clock NJ. the ahoyc- descriosd
LOTS, hnyfDg an aggregate front on the north SIDE
or Chelsea street of 237 feet by 50 feet 10
Allen and others The special attention Of the em-
ployees at the Chesapeake and Ohio shops ITO which
these lois are very conveniently and others 10 part-
cnIarly called to this sale They are high and dry,
will, n nagiiifIc. MT view OF the city.
TERMS Though the deed requires cash, doubt
lese more favorable terms will he accepted and SO
announced at the sale.
~ n EscJYn Salesman. 1850 no 20
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TOR RENT, THE CONVENIENT 81
Il LY-LOCATED OFFICE under the Ma. Vii
ional Bank of Virginia, at present occupied by MIR.
j. l.. Apperson. Possession given Immediately
Inqrire at National Bank of Virginia. no 21-1n
FOR RENT-TWOM
" LARGE. wELL-LIGHTED, and WELL Eli
VENTILATED ROOMS. on first floor, over 7 an
lawyers or dentists. Apply at Dispatch office.
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DOR RENT OR LEASE, Thee
II CHESTER HOTEL AND SUMNER RE- Ell
SORT with its comfortable cottages, lawn, and
spring of fire chaiybea.e water.
Also. for sale or exchange for country or city
property, FARMS, DWELLINGS. STORE
HOUSES, &C. Apply to j. l.. SNEAD,
de 2-lw* Chester, Va.