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LOCAL MATTERS.

YryrIco CnuSTT SUPERVISORS. - be
s,oard on Supervisors Of Henrico county
sne. ss Inc courf. boUse Saturday afternoon
"a s consider the question Of emploTing penl.
fentisry coavicta to work on the puoiis.
roads, kc., for the coming year. me boara
decided TO dispense With the conviet-serviee
from to-day. Twenty.one OF these men
have been employed during the pas. year.
a committee OF three--Maior :: u al Ana,
bic. DR.. #. s. Michaels. ana MI. henr!
Hoean--was appointed to reeoInnena !, =
suitable site for n poorhouse. as Ne, sosh'n''-
tee IL 10 report as soon as practicable.
The Board adjourned to meet again ON
fhe last Saturday OF next month.
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Brief ltemS.-The Hastings Court is ex-
pected to adjourn To-day for the term. The
next term Of this court will be very i'm
portant one, as some interesting civil cases
will come up for trial.
John f. Taylor, Esq, was appointed a
member OF the Board OF Governors Of the
Beethoven Association Friday night. to fill
the vacancy caused by the removal OF Rev.
&. C. Vauderslce from this city.
Chief-of-P Police Lipscomb. Of this city,
has obtained information which mcy per-
haps enable him to capture the negro who
cut Mr.. Taylor, OF Richmond, last week.
Mayor Clarke had two unimportant cases
before his court Saturday. They were the
only cases before that court during last
week.
Professor Ambold, Of Richmond, has as
suncd charge OF the Beethoven nuSicales
His first appearance as director was Friday
night.
According to the resolution relative t.
couRcilmen absenting themselves from tht
meetings, and which was passed some time
ago, the fines for last Friday night woult
reach $50. AS yet no fines have been col
iected uader this resolution.
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AUCTION gAEES--This bag.
BY Chewning & Rose.
Real Estate Agents and Anctfoneers,
No. 8 north Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
1vALUABi4E PRICK DWELLING No.:
SOUTH SECOND STREET. BETWEEN MAIN
AND CARY STREETS. AT AUCTiOS.-Pursn.
ant to the decree entered by the Court OF
the city oil Richmond on the 1l,h day of DeceHl-
Der. $40, In the suiI OF Prchard against Prcbard
and others. I shall. on MONDAY the 22f day OF De
ceHaber, S79 at O'Clock P. NJ sell ut pnhiic auc-
iion upon The premises. to the highest bidder. the
above described property, fronting 20 feet eu the
east line OF Second street, and having depth OF
about 100 feet. The DWELLING Is In thorough
oidsr, having recently been napered. &C., through
out contains nine rooms: gas water. and all mo-
dern conveniencfs: double detached kitchen VITA
servants rooms above. go. =.
hood and within few minutes walk Of the busi-
Eess portion Of the city, offers great irducenent
10 parties seeking Eood-paying investments 4 full
attendance of bidders respectfully invited.
TERMS: One fourth cash: the residue In three
equal ins,aments payable NJ SIX, Twelve. and eigh-
teen months with interest from day OF sale; For
the credit payments negotiable notes Will be Re
quired. TO be secured by n deed OF trust upon the
property. THOMAS D. EVANS,
- Special Commissioner.
CEEwNISG q ROsv, Auciioneers. de Is
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AND STOREHOUSE
4 FOR SALE.

On the 1sr HAY OF JANUARY, 1850, on the
premises, win sell by virtue OF trus,-deed from
Glenn Latimer. dated July IL. 1878, The
VALUABLE ST0REHoIsE AND LOT
at Christiansburg Depot, on the Atlantic, MisslS-
qippi and Ohio railroad IN Montgomery county.
Va. recently occupied by r. c. Bruce Il 60. This
PROPERTY consists of about HALF AN ACRE
OF LAND. with Il large FRAME BULLYING con-
tanning TWO stoferoomS. \ lumbar-room, and six
private rooms with stsbIe. kitchen. and other out
houses on the lot. Also, one OF the bcst.arranged
STEAM-TANNERJEs IN THE STATE,
with II frst-ratc ENGINE fcightetn-iorsc-no werl,
BARK-MILL and Pf.ASTER-hlLL attached. The
Tannery contains twentv-nine laS-awav watts. with
all the necessary pools. lime-vats and drying and
finishing -rooms-all under cover OF new two-siory
building. The LOT contains ONE ACRE, aud Is
within 500 yards Of ChriStiansburg Depot.
Possession will be given Us soon rs The terms of
sale IRE complied with.
TERMS OF SALE: Five per cent. cash: residue
payable in six twelve. and eighteen months with
interest. for which purchasers are 10 give negota-
BILE notes well endorsed. Title made when money
Is all paid, and l. believed 10 be good.
ARCHER A. PHLEGAR: Trustee.
CuRISTIASSBCRG, November II, 1879.
de 19-12t
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Handsome Present. afternoon,
mir. w. G. Clements, one OF the managers
at the Marshall Mills, in this city, was the
recipient OF fine set OF iewelry, presented
to him by the hands In the mills asa token
OF their appreciation Of his past services.
Mr.. Clements has retired from the position
which he held for years, and will be sue
ceedcd by MIR. Decatur Edwards, one OF
the oldest and most reliable hands IN the
companv's service. Mr.. james A. Gentry,
OIL behalf OF the employees, made the pre-
senta,;on speech. Remarks were also made
by Mr.. Clements and Superintendent
Peple.
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r1.T;;IT- .ssfN,Is,s,.As;-Drcsanraa "a. 1879.
PoRToY;K1CHaaOND.DEczNsKH2 o,1 s7s.

Z. ~ -
ssndise .n6 nasssncess. g. If. Alien & Cos sgents
Z stssurer5J. W. Eyeru1aD, Carr. Hn,la9ei pntsa
IrncrcnandAse and passengers, 9.
ae sasner arseI. CLIFFORD. Norfolk, United state
mail, merchandise, aud y. o.
sf ssbooner q. M Brainerd, Kenntston. Boston
lifaht. Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. - :,
,,e sshe sassap asDss saa
I Echooner Star-spaBgIe6 .Rsppef. MnAen, fn1ii
depbis. pis,iron; T5sassar cc nas. New York
hay. Atkinson d Temple p.,..,,,,.
Schooner William ]. La nden; -. ba'si
schooner A. %. Turner, Marshall, City Point
''s sehooner Elizabeth Fitchets James liver. oys
sioop Carrie Bell, watkins, James river. oy:ters
sesooner Kaots Greek, 49,, Norfolk, serap-,ron
sebooners Thomas BruR; Energy, Rollins. MARY
Elizabeth. -: Antagonist, EHory; Thomas ane
Mary. Forest: snd sIoops Sarah Florence ana .. "
Evans, Back river, oysters. b.. .~,- :
SAILED SATURDAY.
Steamer Lucille, Pritcbard, Baltimore, merchan'
Sci Schooner john McGinnis. Colburn, Baltimore
's sehoones EDDIE, Palmer, Baltimore ties. Curtis
. Schooner h wake, Buda, Philadelphia, ties, R. B
sch Schooner Am Turner. Marshall, Norfolk coal
Currie q Co. .,
Es
coal, Gervas Storrs, agent.
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamer Manhattan. Kelly, New YORK, merchan-
disc and passengers, &. W. Allen Co, agents.
Steamer j. W. Evernau. Carr: Phiiaoeipnla, mer'
chandise and passengers. J. W. McCarrick, AGENT.
Bark Queen Victoria, Croker, Bremen, Europe
tobacco; vessel, Curtis d Parker.
cUsToM-HousE REpoRT.
Cleared Soturday.-Briiish Bark E,here, WIZ
SOC. Hayre, France with 1850 barrels OF craae
petroleum and 996 barrels Of paptha. va'1ed al
$l2, 700, shipped by Meissner, Ackermann CO.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK. Decem Der 1S.-Arrived: schoonera
T. W: y. White, Smith, and K. c. A. Ward crane
NORFOLK, December 19.-Arrtved: Schooner A.
Robinson. Adams. from Richmond.
PHILADELPHIA. December l9.-Arrtyed: Schoo-
ners Harry G. shepherd, Clayton Mary Rl,ey.
and schooner 4. Peterson. English, from Virginia.
3 CLEARED FOE THIS PORT.
/ PHILADELPHIA, December 19.-schooner Rose
McDevitt, Hopkins. -.......
MISCELLANY.
Schooner Mary Decker. Nelson, passed through
He'll Gate, December 18th, from New Haven Tor
Virginia.
PROVIDENCE, December 1s.-sailed: Schooner
Julia A. Decker, Freeman, for virginia.
The schooner.yacht c. s. Crosby. OF The Cni,ed
States Coast Survey, put In this port Saturday ior
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK, December 2o.-Arrived: Victoria,
Der. Egadi. Arrived out: Lord Lytton. Nomaptary
Bombay. for Galveston; Henrietta, for Pensacola.
VINEYARD HAvEN, December 1S-Arriyed:
Schooner Charles II. Hogdon, Mckenzie, from bos-
ton for Richmond.
FouNDERED AT SEA.
LONDON. December 2o-Tbe British bark Mag
gle, Captain Bush, from Charleston, 8. O., Novem-
BIER 9Th. for Aberdeen, foundered at sea December
4th. The crew were landed safely at Sicily.
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POLICE CorRT.-At the Police Court Sat
urday the following cases were disposed OF
by Justice White: -.
Moses Gray and Jane Gray (coloretl), for
threatening 10 beat Caroline Page, ana
Caroline Page for threatening 10 beat Jane
and Moses Gray. required TO pay the
costs between Them. :,
Ellen Randolph (coloredl, for urlawtui!y
assaulting Emma Jones. Fined e 90: j.
Emma Jones (colored), for nnla~fully as
sanltipg Ellen Randolph. Discharged.
Cambry Henry (colored), charged with
being vagrant Discharged.
.J.mes II. Randolph (colnred). for threat
ening to kill Daniel Jones. Required to
ray costB.
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Chicken. Ihicuss-Friday. the hen-house
OF NJ. D. j. Weisiger, OH Eleventh be-
tween Hull aud Decatur streets, in this
city, was broken into by thieves, who sue
cecded in carrying off number OF fine
fowls. The robbery was committed while
all at the house were attending the must
Gale. Several other robberies OF the same
sort have been committed here recently.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Eeu .judgc. Mfr. Gregory, the new Judge
OF Chesterfield, is exceedingly popular In
this vicinity, an6 has host OF friends who
differ with him politically. The people OF
Chesterfield will regret having to part with
Judge CIcpton, who has filled the office
for the past six years most acceptabIy.
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BY Richardson 4 Co..
Real Estate Agents aud A,lctioncers,
lll3 Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L REAL ESTATE ON ORLEANS STkEEr
CORNER FOURTH STREET. IN RnCkETIS'
BY AUCTION.-By virtue OF The provisions OF q
deed or trust, bearing date the I'd day of May 1877
from Dennis O'Dea aud wife To the undersigned
trustee, duly recorded Ia the clerks office OF the
Cbancrry Court Of the city of Richmond, and de-
cree OF said court entered on The III day or Drcc-
her 1879. In the short style OF O'Dca rs. Lee,
trustee &C., shalt TRUSTEES In said deed, ana by
virtue OF said decree sr by ancli Ion, Oh the prem
ICES on FRIDAY the 26th day of Dcc, mbcr, SI";
at 4 Och ok T.. NJ. the REAL ESTATE men innrn
In said deed. aud described In said decree ~ LOI
of LAND fronting 80 feet on Orleans >trrrt cor
per Fourth street, Rockets with the improvements
thereon. and running back betV cen parallel mn
90 feet 10 an alley la the rear; plat oi "hich VIII
BIZ exhibited III the time Of sale. ,
TERMS. TO Wit cash Is 10 one thrd sl nc pro-
eeeds OF sale; The residue III rlua' lils'ihIts vi
credit OF SIX and twelve months WIN icEai iI'r'at
thereon from the day Of -alc the purchaser 70 exc
cute his negotiable notes for salh ,irirfrTt pay
mcnts nith in1ticst l,.ed, and The tale 10 me pro-
perry TO he retained unt said notes are laid aid
''"'''" ~ ~ LEE, Trustee.
RICHARDSON Z co. AucionccrS. dc 10
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rY,UTT's HAIR DYE.-GRAY HAIR or
i WHtss,EYs changed 10 GLOSSY BLACK by
single application OF this DYE. II lnpafIs
Harmless as spring Sold by druggists or
sent by express on receipt Of 81; >,,1y vopr
j y - fan JJ-eodtFe191
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By james ii. TaylCr 4 son,
Real Estate Agents and Auct,ohcers'
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AN IN
I DIVIDED MOIETY OF VALUABLE HEAL
EsTaTF ~ TIE tlTY OF EICfiMOSil, On
rue NORTH SIDE or T r.r;ir , ALhE ~
EDf'ITEENTH STREETS. LYING BETWEEN
MAIN AND FRANKLIN STREETS by virtue
OF a dcrree Of the Circuit court OF 6oocn'anh
county, rendered on the 81 day Of June 1879: IN
the suits of Allan &c. rs Allan, &C., and Wood rs.
Allan &c shall. rs special commissioner thereby
app0inlrd, proceed To sell al public auction, upon
the preml IS. on TUESDAY The 23d day Of De
ccinher, 1879, At l o'cl9ck l.. u, oHE LSDi-
ESTATE as above located, fronting feet. more
Or less on the north side OF Tobacco a and run
ming back about 90 feet to an alley, WIN Jhc I'm
movements thereon, consisting OF TWO LARGE
BRICK H0USES-one lately occupit d as u tobacco
factory. and The other carriagc-shop.
TERMS: One fourth cash: the balance atsiH.
twelve und eighteen months for negotiable noles,
Interest added, and the tlte retained until The
whole purchase money Is paid and a Conveyance
ordered by the Court. W. W. tOSBY,
-. Special Commissioner.
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ysssgL CLgARED.-The British bark
Ethcre cleared from the custom-house Sat
rmday for Havre, France, with cargo
consisting Of 1850 barrels OF crude pc
froieum and 900 barrels Of naptba, valued
at $4,000, shipped by Messrs.; Meissner,
A nLernonn Il Co
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PowHATAN COUNTY, December II, 1879.

PowHATAN COUNTY, December II, 1879.
Editors Dispatch: Will you please In.
form me in what play Of Shakespeare may
find the very significant expression quoted
by Major Daniel In his excellent speech In
the Senate Friday the i2,h-yiz., aT To bend
the pregnant hinges OF the knee that thrift
may follow fawHiug"f
Also, explain the meaning OF the word
" pregnant.
Very truly yours, JAcoBus.
In Hamtet, act III, scene q, Hamlet says
TO Horatio
80 Why shonld The poor be fastereds
No. let the csndted tongue iick absurd pomp;
And crook Inc pregnant hinges Of the lnee S
Where thriss may follow fswning."
In note lSteevens's Shakspeare) preg-
siant Is said to mean quick, ready But
We are Inclined to think that the text shows
che meaning to be s productive" or !" fruit
fui, OF pecuniasy benefits. 80 &
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BITTEN BY DoG.-Friday night abou'
half past O'Clock 2 coioIed girl named al
esaide Green was badly. bitten on her back
and arm by dog on Sevenfeenth street De
yond The market. Complaint was MADE pe,
fore Justice White Saturday morning, anu
ne ordered the dog to be killed.
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fsn,opv DIE questions asked BIZ BIN o. tne
HUE Sres was the following Z g N tne
mind %, IA little girl OF three.And.a.fa Y
wears. 10 signify that she could answer. bsla
IN her hand. &. Well, my little Edifn,
said the superintendent, : what have YOU
10 ssy ~ Repiied the little one, /" u Is the
Think - Boston Journal.
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COURT ORDERS.

TTIRGINIA-IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
' OF HANOVER COUNTY, DECEMBER IL,
Robert S. Anderson. In his own right, and as ex
ecuor of the last Will and testsm ent OF Genet An
derson, Jr., deceased: Bette A.; Anderson, wife
OF the said Robert 8. Anderson: Robert c. Ander-
son. Marcia Edmonia Anderson, Amanda M. An
derson. Littleton G.. Anderson, Eliza j. Hughes,
Edna L. Wheat, N. F. Whea, aud James II.
WheI. luutluS,
against
Joseph Dinwddie and Annie Maria Dinwiddie nee
Anderson, his wife: LittIeton Goodwin Ander-
son; Imogen Joanna Anderson. an infant under
the az. OF twenty-one years: j: w. Dabney ana
Nu@' A'-- Defendants,
IN cHANCERY.
The oh ect Of this suit Is OBTAIN decree for the
sale OF The real estate OF which Genet Anderson,
ST., died seized and posses ed, situated In the
counties OF Hanover and Caroline, for partition
among the parties entitled thereto.
and afidayfr having been made and niea mat me
defencants Joseph DInwiddIe ana Ahre Maria, his
wife and LittleSou Goodwin Anderson, sr.. are NOT
residents Of the State of Virginia Il Is ordered nat
they appear here within one month after due publ.
cation hereof and do what Is necessary TO protect
their interests herein. 1890
AcopT-Teste: D. a. bH.,T n. CIerK.
&. H. CALDWELL. p q. oe lo.1a~4"
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ELECTION OF OrrIcEns.-At regular
meeting OF Myrtle Lodge, No. Is, knights
OF Py,bias, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term: e. u, Jonn
Furguson v. c.. c. +. Hasker; freiaie,
r. j. Tuck X. OF X. and s., II. b. smitn;
N. OF f., r. w. Stevenson; III. OF ~ d.
r. Hudnall; NJ. at A.. j. l.. Kitchen l. ",
". ". Frost; O. G.. j. A. Morris: r. G.,
George G. Parker; Representative to the
7rand Lodge, NJ. F. HuGnar.
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by Grunbs & W'iliiams,
Real Estate Agents and hGctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VERY
Il VALUABLE FARMS IN SuRRY COUNTY.
NAMES RIVER. AT 4 CTlON.- =. virtue Of
deed of trust 10 the undersigned from R.becca G..
billiard and William Billard, trustee. bearing dare
on he goth day OF December, 1876; and of record
county, we will sell at auction al the Cfcc of r,IDhs
& Williams. real estate agents and auctioneers. No.
north Eleventh street, In the city OF Richmond.
O'Clock NJ. TWO VALUABLE FARMS In Surry
county, on James river.
Tract No. /. known as PEPSCO. lying on ho'h
sides OF Swans Point road, containing SIX HUN
DRED AND TWENTY-UNE AND THREE
FOURTHS ACRES: 212i acres OMEN land; The
which Is two miles from billiards. wharf, is inc
one: contains seven large rooms, with wiae halls
and airy passages below and above stairs IL Is two
stories. There arc white marble mantcls In the
parIoIs 1t l. covered with tin and IL In good re-
pair. The out-buildings ara more than ample for
the place. and are in good repair. The open lands
are highly improved. and abound In n!arl of very
fine Quality. There Is quantity OF corh-woVd, AMI
much fine timber for ship-building and other pur-
poses.
Also. Tract No. ., known ms DILLARD'S-
WHARF TRACT, containing FOUR IiuShKEn
acres open land balance oak and pine anh some
meadow land. These lands are 4 If fine qua Ity.
billiards. wharf Is also on this property. # Is al
most rev, snl cost nearly $1,000: There II
st rnge-house on the dock II by IA feet, and the
dock Is SO by 100 feet. Near y hali the produce
raised In Surry county Is shipped from this wharf.
and II pays handsome income. There Is q new
storehous G, 10 by 81 feet built for pOsiol'ic
ard ether purpos 5. The JancS-Hiver sieam crs
stop at this wharf every day. Game OF every kind
ahounds. and II could be made one OF the best fish,
cries on the river
TERMS: by consent. one fourth cash; balance ut
one and two years for negotiable notes six per cent.
Interest added. securcd ty DE-, d Of trust.
A plat of the property can be seen ~ the ONCE OF
the aucl ers. ROBERT n. JONES, JH.,
SAMUEL STEVENS,
Trustees.
GRUDBs K WILLIAMS. AuctOnecrs.
de J.S,ll tdtds
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RAILROAD TICKET OffP''
SEIyE-THREAD.

LICHTEN Elm &ApA43
H. SONS,
corner Seventeenth and FranAhE t'iSs'
RICHMOND, VA,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEAhERSH
sEiSEs and TwlSE,
COTTON R0r SGtT sss:iSE.TwINE,
LINES, YAWklsG,
CORKS
LOCKWOOD, &C., &C, ,,SD SEINE.
rssRr IN Iva 70 ave perfect
Ana inpcr.ess Of othsx orands poa6
Dealers aud tshespen taSasa W SA''
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DEPARTURES ar .In,n.y,

DOR NEW 70 X k.-The Otd x4e,
II Do N TON Steamship eomrany's &SSkG
steamship OLD DOMINION. Captain W. -.
will sail TUESDAY, December 23d, Al Il 60
A. Al. "''A
Freight received until 20 O'Clock AN.
Through bills OF ladng signed and goc.,, r.,
warded with dispatch Ia all points north south. o.,
and west: also, 70 foreign ports. =
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Cabin fare to New York. SIP; lound.lrip ,issa,s
s24. Storage, Sc and kS. ~"
For freight passage. apply 20
q. W. ALLEN q 90. As.ri,
de 22-2t Company's Wharf; Enrse,t,
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{ ceMnIs.IoN MERCHANTS.

HENRY M. WORTHAM,
LII gs,a nAsEST ToH THE SALE OF
DUNLOP D. MegANCEf5- FAMILY and-ExFRA
- FLOUR.
DUPoNT's SPORTING, MINING. and BLAST
- etsE3 49,. offers for sale
MOCHA and OLD GOVERNMENT sAvA<coE-
FEE. 5fs7sa Iss5f. = - 80
RIO and LAGUAYRA COFFEE, -!
No. i NORTH CAROLINA GROSS and FAMILY
NEW RJCKWHE1T FLOUR ana cAssARD's
x1sEsT GUspoWDER, ooLosG. and z. 3.
cARSED VEGETABLES md CANNED FRUIT
DIN WNzSKEY, COOKING WINE &c. &c. -
CORNER RfFfEEHTH AND CARY sTRE11ss
r no 49.eed1m
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DENTHSTD.

~ w. JONES, DENTIST, Once l
" No. S07 FRANKLIN STREET os-o
t<eer Eighth and Ninth ssreels, haTipz every sen-
snd ambulance for comfort OF his pa tents,
VIE twentT-fve years experience and PfICka BE-
DUcEp, Is prepared 10 perform gemH ypa CT
Tsssiionsi seryices. no 17.6ra
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LIVERY AND SALES STABLES.
LIVERY AND SALES STABLES.
va EG I z7E ~
HEADQUARTERS
FOR THE
SALE OF HORSES, MULES. CARRIAGE
BCGGIES, AND WAGONS
AT AUCTION
RICHMOND BAZAAE,
1923 NDI44o FRANKLIN STREET.
RICHMOND. VA.

m, suDscribrr mas lifted up In s0nnectI"H ".-H
btsr,rrusye stables one Of the most 49,.
COMPLY Etc AND CONVENIENT BHIAAF1
q bp found in this country: and having t'tii =.
,li,y for tho accommodation Of SICK, IcaI''"''!
5oIicits consi2nlncGts Di
HORSES, MULES, AND FEIiiiLE-'
of every Kind. promising that All st"'h, &C. w
.,ynrd 10 him Shall have eYcri Atir""""' 1'p 80
turns promptly made. -. ,..,,,..i
vi IuEnAL CASH ADVANCES made when f'"Hi''
THE CARRIAGE DEPARTMENT
embrsces c0n.ignn.Bts Of almost eYrIy var
y.hIric, for plrasure- and wors-DurI1~"7' = - ~
UIYSEGS OF every description. All AZ. ~,
this department VIII ae soii Al ip~""l
n,nufarturrrs' prices. and III no iha''hrr ~, ''
deviation from such prices be ma4r. t1r Y",n,.
fn1 n purchase ~Iil ind Il 10 thc!I !'Hi'''' -
anime mi, stock OF vehicles. T.. $500. ,.,,.,,,JT
NV STABL rs are new. nf Lahhh - -
AVID afford every convenience fG' Ir"'Et' r.,- T..
Parties desiring 10 purchs'r i"f ." f-,,r
the trade VIII lind barge st'TI - 1II SAT.
AUCTION SALES every
CRDAY st 10 o'cIo.k =; ~; r,yrS p,orrttlr.
r. r. Cock. Auc,pneer. nyl7
&. =. ALLEN. Hsaa2ef' ------- -
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BY the consent Of W. W. Cosby. special c0Inmis-
sioIcr, and W. b. Pcirt, Esd attorney FOR iht
heirs OF ". G. and w. Gait. owners Of me other
UNDIVIDED moiety. the aforementioned pROpER-
Try will be sold AS 4 whole. upon the terms above
mentioned. JAMES II. TAYLOR Il son,
40 10 AUritnuerrr.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

T UMBER FOR SALE PRIVATELY.
Having det. r.nined 10 chsnge ny business nom
Offer for sale privately my remaining stock OF /.
LUMBER.
In yard corper or Cary and Tselfh ssects' Ia ''ss 70
suit pa,scbasess IS rrdased pz3oss:s ro.r xrSHy
de 1-eod1ma = SV0SIA NA-ss>'
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DIR. G. mcLANE's yERMIFUsE
DR. G.. MeLANE'S yERMIFUGE.
rl,uE GENUINE DIR. G. MCLANES
CELEBRATED ....
AMERICAN WORM SPECIFIC,
s...e! tr.. go.
es 81 .-.
.sa... .-.
vERAlFUGE
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

TIL. coup,euarce Is pale and leaden.colored, with
sIo,a, dusbss or Il circum5crbed spot one or
both checks; the eyes become dull; the pupils
Hate an azure se,Dicircle along the lower eye
I'D; the nose is irrtatad, swells, ard sometimes
,,eeds: a swelling of the upper lip; occasional
headache. with cumming or throbbing OF the ears
an unusual secretion Of saliva: slimy or furrcd
tongue; breath very foul, particularly In the morn.
ing appetite variable, sometimes voracious' With
knavins sensation Of the stomach, at others en-
ttrcly gone; Hecting pains In the stomach: occa-
sou,l nausea and vomiting; violent pains through
out the abdomen Bowels irregular, at times cosive
stools Shiny, not unfrequently tinged with blood;
belly swollen aud hard; urine turbid; respiration
occasionally difficult, and accompanied oy hic-
cough cough sometimes dry and conclusive; uu-
ssy and disturbed sleep, with grinding of the
eeth temper variable bus generally irritable &c.
Whenever The above symptoms are found to exist
DIR. c. McLANE'S yERMIFUGE
WILL CERTAINLY EFFECT CURE.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
any form. 1t is en- innocent preparation, not ca
pable Of doing the slt0htest injury to the most
endcr infant.
Tho genuine DIR. McLAHe's vERMIFUGE bears
he signatures of G. McEAEE and FLEMING BROS.
: q Che wrapper.