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NERVE INQUIETUDE AND ITS REM

NERVE INQUIETUDE AND ITS REM
IN EDY-Rcstless herves-at least those that are
constantly so-are weak ones as well. The true way
to ranquillize them thoroughly is to strengthen
them. 1t may be-nay, It very often Unnecessary
to have recourse to sedaive, or even an opate, IN
dangerous cases Of inquietude but the con-
tlnued use of such unnatural pallatves is greatly
TO be deprecated. Though not, in restricted
sense specific for nervousness, Hostettcr's Sto-
mach Bitters is eminentiy calculated TO allay
and eventually overcome tt-a fact which the re-
corded experience Of many goes to substantiate.
This inestIma ble tonic, by promoting digestion, as
Sanitation, and secretion, touches the three Key
notes upon which the harmony of all the bodily
organs depends and The result Is that fresh stores OF
vitality are difTused through The system, of which
the nerves receive their due apportionment, and
grow tranquil as they gather strength. :.
fe 1S-Tu.Th.S&w
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CHANpLER's STALwART REPUBLIcANIsM.-

CHANDLER's STALwART REPUBLIcANIsM:-
detroit Posi- report OF his caucus speech.l
[ deny, and all the oaths OF all the men on
earth cannot make me believe, that rebel
is better than loyal man. Applause
And vet to-day there are thirty.six members
Of the House OF Representatives in Wash
ington, representing no constituency what
ever. in violation OF law. To-day rebel
soldier in South Carolina casts & vote worth
lust two and q half of the votes Of Union
soldier in the Union army to the close OF
ton is less than the black by about that ra-
ito. The black man is as absolutely dis
sranchised rs though be were the resident OF
another sphere, and the law says that where
any class are disfranchised they shall not be
represented on the floor Of Congress; and
YET there they are. The rebel who fought
against the flag counts more than two loyal
men who fought for your flag among our
Michigan troops during the war OF the re-
bellion. This state OF things ought not to
be, must not and shall not be. [Appiause.]
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BY w. Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
e corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT YALy-
MOND AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
Ross AND GOVERNOR STREETS.-By virtue Of
decd Of trust executed TO the subscribers by john
A. Worsham. now deceased. bearing date on the 23d
of February, 1875. duly recorded In Richmond
Chancery Court, and of decree of the said Chancery
Court entered the 9Th Of February, S79: in the
case OF Gibson and others uS. Worsham's admins
traitors, we, the undersigned, trustees aching unoer
the said decd and also under .he said decree, VIII
offer for sale at PUBLIC auction on the premises on
O'Clock Z. H. ut fair: If not. on the first fair day
thereafter), the foresoing VALUABLE REAL
The LOT has a front on Ross street of 62H feet,
feet, and bounded on the north By an alley IL feet
wide. The main building Is occupied BY the Com
merc,al Club and the Chamber of Commerce at an
annual rental Of 5000. This building is four stories
high. has about sixteen rooms besides Closets IS lin
ished In the most costly manner and Is now IN COM
Dlete repair. The wing, on Governor street. Is -FOUR
stories high. divided into four tenemcnis villa large
porches and kitchen Ia the rear and is occupied by
several tenants at gross annual rental OF between
$500 and 5000. A survey of the property VIII be
exhibited ut The time OF sale, and 1t will he sold rs
whole or into two separate parcels according 10 said
survey, as may be deemed best. IL sold In TWO par
GELS the Ross-street building will be offered first,
with the privilege to the purchaser OF taking the
Governor-street tenements at specified price, 10 DC
named at the time.
As this property located near the centre Of the
business part Of Richmond, II should attract lie at
tcntion OF capitalists and Others
ami three years for negotiable notes, interest an
nually, secured by deed Of trust.
The taxeS aud insurance for 1879 TO De pald Dy
the purchaser. T. VI. LOGAN,
A Al finH5i (. COURTNEY.
fo aodtds Trustees.
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FEBRUARY 10, 1879

The United States consul at Pernambuco
reports that In the interior OF the province
OF Ceara severe drought has prevailed for
two years aud half, no RAIN having fallen
during that time. The excessive dryness
caused the disappearance OF the innumera-
BILE small streams which furnished the whels
water supply OF the country, the consc-
Suent death OF nearly all the cattle and
sheen. and the complete destruction OF the
usual means of subsistence OF the popuaas
tiop. which is wholly an agricultural enc.
The people have been reduced to subsSst-
.ence on roots, eotton-pods, reptiles. anaany
living or dead thing that would sustain
life, sosne Tesorting even TO c2anibalism. In
the winter OF 1878 smallpox appeared in
epidemic form and caused frightfu Hlor-
aalitv among the starving people. a gene
raj Eight OF the people from the interior to
the coast cities occurred. The DorfnM pop
aIlatioa OF $4,000 in Fortahsza, the capital,
of the city being tiiled with thousands OF
nnsheKered people dying OF disease and
Starvation. One half OF the original pspu-
7ation 81 the city have dteG of SMALLPOX.
I'm the new cemetery III Lagoa Funda,
opened I'm the middle OF last year, there
syere $4,000 lnterments up to January LIST.
The number OF burtaIs Arena smallpox
alone between November lst and 5anuary
ast i'm this cemetery was 24,870, the total i'm
termenfs lie tlie city for the two months be-
Sng Sl,57l At Parahyba l2,Q00 refugees
out OF 95, 200 Who had fed TO the port died,
and similar distressing accounts are given
OF the ether coast cities. The corsul esti.
-mates the usual population ct 008, GOO. Oh
whom 100000 have died OF disease and
starvation. The BRAZILIAN Goyernmcnf has
expsaaed $4,000, 900 for the relief OF the,
Gu1erers. at last adysees slight rains baye
fallen liz the interior, and IL 10 believed That
the worst period OF the scourge has been
passed. lGHS DE-. w 0esWcRgHs
Gasgson. Ganesal United States Marine os-
B pisal 6eryiee.
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xuss Comrneut ON Jay Gould's Yousas
MAN.
lrrv,za the New York Tfnes.I

Host Comment ON lay Gould's aoaaass
MAN.
lFruza the New York Times.l
The Tribspae, elated with the possession
az information OF which u YVES TUG ~ W. !.
dental depository, printed the scandal ttne
cipber.telegrams1 with giggles .os uenga' !.
To sober people the unearthing OF sucn Q
disrracefui plot as this seemed was q tna nH
to be sorry and indignant over. Inc ~! :.
hume. from the first until now, has trsa1ea IL
as a great Joke. While other people nave
felt hurniliated by revelations WHICH mnst
needs have been made, the newspaper Whlcn !,
published them has perpetually grlnne9
through q horse collar. Taking leave OF all
sembIance OF dignity, it has each morning
begun lis daily gable with, Chow do you
feel By this time, Mosesf" or some sucn
witty thrust at "the coparceners.
So 1: has come to pass, after mohths OF
siliy nnd undignifed treatment OF what was
once serious matter, that most men nave
grown heartily sick OF 1t all. The reader OF
the 2rsbane, when he has encountered tue
usual mysterious rubbish about "Copen-
HAGEN ), and "Denmark," or "Manton
Moses Marble" with gufaw in parenine'
sis. has turned the page with q,lainn OF dis
g1,st. 1t is fortunate for the men accused
Of this conspiracy that the evidence against
them has fallen into such triflng bands.
The contemplate demagogue to whom
Chandler first gave it, for reasons OF his
own, made no use OF the bundle OF evil
dence. The political tramp, who by mys-
ferrous dispensation OF Providence was
allowed to nurse this scandal under his rag
ged reputation, dropped it in despair. And
Il is not the fault of the Tribune II the
cipher business Is not to-day regarded as
trifling and WORKOUT joke by all who have
eyer heard of it.
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BY j. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
l1l3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ONE
" HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES OF LAND
IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY. ON BRoAD,-
ROCK ROAD. SIX AND A HALF MILES FROM
MANCHESTER.-By virtue Of decree of the Cir
cult Court of Chesterfield, cntertd December 20,
1878, in the suit of Sarah Forlolne rs. Hancock's
administrators and ais: the undersigned, specia
premises, on TUESDAY. 4th Of DIarch, 1879: at
IL O'Clock NJ, that TRACT OF LAND. with tim,
Der thereon OF which F. G. Hancock died seized
and possessed. containing ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY ACRES, lying on Broadrock road six and a
half miles from Manchester. and Immediately In
front of Hancocks store, and adjoining the lands Of
Edward CoIlon, r. +. Wood. and Others
TERMS: Cash as to expense OF sale and cost OF
suits and balance in one two. and three years: the
purchaser to give bond for the deferred payments,
bearing interest from day Of sale, and the title TO be
retained until all the purchase money Is paid and
conveyance ordered by The Court.
MEADE HASKINS.
JOHN T.. ROBERTSON,
Special Commissioners.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auclionecr. eco
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Rithusoad Dispatth.
sa,r1rrRDAY IS. FEBRUARY p, 1s7s g
ss.sS trp- the Dispatch
=. 1870 ysa. FsssBasc HenoCHEs

!. s,nonts yp. Public 8enooass
nfessra. Editors, VIII you permit 9 SUD-
.cr;s,ar 20 say word about Inc puDa;as-
School system o. The State OF Virginia ~
seyerai al your issues recently pave ne.
Si,,ed shat sirere seems TO be fear tnat ouI
,,resent Legislature is not as 1atosapie W ~
ss thew should be. In the auaeadments pso-
5000 srs the Constitution on tnat quess.vn
x go seem to think g there Is cat 10 Ine
, ,,,ss,.ssh., or. in other words, taefe IS
.ssss.csisson 20 cmasculafe the system 10 sucn
= ssay as TO leave but the name OF tns .hA,is.
sr, nos conversant enough with tne
orsnions or our legislators to Know What Tue
snaiority think on this question, put aah
snciined to think that II they wou'u eA.
press their true opinions, Tree no.'
fhe bias OF ofiice-holdef ana o Az,
seekers. there would be but Few OF theln
that would endorse the present SYSTEM a y ~
In operation. WAS, ~
sn,ol,;.enee. who Is not o political trickster,
or Who Is NOT biased by set-tnteresL cap
sr,,nrt spct, n sys.em. As far MS nave
haer able Co learn, the opinion OF the ssoIe
;ntai,;gent nart of the people Is that u tne
sns,an, ia not abolished altogether it oueat
- l,ea greatly modified. The aoutsscation
sncrested by the Auditor is good oae--a
s san;tation.tax Of two dollars in lieu OF the
tax ON land, &c. ..,,o
better modification would be TO take
@ba matter ont of the hands OF TIE state
,I,oret,er. and leave il TO the option OF the
tnsyns and counties to have 1t or not nave IT,
no The majority Of voters might elect.
Know there are many who Wouid hke 10 sec
the system abolished in toto, but that can
not be IlonS now. IL ought, however, 10 oe
modified; and l do trust that our present
Legislature will propose such amcndmeh::s
and nut them in such way rs 10 secule'hss
much-to- be-desired end.
The law as il now stands Is not oniy I'M
wise but unjust. 1t was forced upon US oy
political adventures, with no regard lor
onr rights, and forced, too. after dlsas-
trous civil war, when the people. by reason
OF their poverty, were not prepared 10 car
~ out its Ubiquitous PROVISIONS.
What but this has produced all the clamor
about the reputation OF the State DEBT!
The heavy tax laid upon the people OF the
State for school purposes, ana ialo' 100
through the contrvapce OF those who rob-
bed us of our ability to pay, has been the
cause OF all our pecuniary troubles. Bus
for this there would have been no need
for Reputation, nicknamed reddJustnent.
Every taxpayer should see to It that the
system, il not abolished, should De SO moul
fed as to make it less of an obstruction and
burden than it is now; and if the present
Legislature does not do it, let them blde
their time and send men there that will do it.
So long us the law remains as it is there
will be controversy about it and opposition
20 it, and the sooner it is changed the better
will it be for all concerned.
. May the day soon down when this grlev-
GUS burden, laid upon us by alien hands,
eboI, hc removed. JUSTICE.
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!. !. ~.kc. n, souli ~. So my sous it ewskc.
!. ,ssks ySrf Ia thyscaEio 30 pen st thsn toKc.
Ma9e q pOems And = pOe1'a ~ a'as'As'
! Ana wr.se for the rishsn For &c r.sh. i then
ss w, shy soushss b ealigh.eaea l saonshts
Add T my s ss s.ssag dow sesn .heae verses IN.
dotes s<s.ay,
se ssrcax, o my brother. Where 10 millions "
wrs s. B short sved, andrisAs aye must vanouish
e sernISg the wrong, weo others no wrengso.
c..-.-., .orsa Wl1sfrgg Is bad might be verse;
Ana the sad. il they're upright, khah never ss'"
And HE good ana tegrd sil' be better and giurse
Oh, how could .,se ancienis have done what shs'
II ,Sni- aoarts 70 ,,,sihosop,iy had not been Wild
Then how could Gaey ever have aa'a miiat ,es s,o'
80. EEeso York World
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LsEBIG,s EXTRACT OF MEAT.
r 1EBIG ,COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAvoRING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES, AND SAUCES.
L1EBIG COMPANY,s EXTRACT OF MEAT ais
asuccess and boon for which nations should
feel gratefuln-Sce A. Medical Press" Lancet"
"Brltish Medical Journal" &C.
CAUTION-Genuinc only nth the fac smile
of Baron Lieblg's Signature in Blue Ink across
the Label.
Consumption In England increased ten-fold
in ten years.
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT
To be had of all Storekeepers, Grocers, and
Chemists. Sole Agents for the United States
Wholesale only, C. David s Co., 43 Mark Lane
London, England. au lO-sZot
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GUANO.
GUANO.
rOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO.

> ,--.
TO THE PLANTERS AND FARMERS OF
VIRGINIA:
RICHMOND, VA, January 27th, 1879.
We have this day resigned the agency Tor the sale
of ihe Pacific Guano Company's brands.
Under the terms of settlement between the racine
Guano Company aud ourselves, all the unsettled btu
stness OF 1878 Including collections, &c, is TO be
managed by our successors, Messrs- JOHN s. REESE
& Co, of Baltimore, whom we commend To you. be-
lieying your relations with them will be both plea.
WALKER, SAUNDERS & co.
From the above card you will please note that the
Agency Of the Pacific Guano Company Will be con-
Quoted hereafter by the undersigned from Baltimore
as well as Richmond. The splendid reputation Of
Soluble Pacific Guano, earned BY Its superior excel
lence and remarkable adapabity to the soil Of Viz.
giuta, especially cotton corn, and tobacco, 1olt
continue to be sustained. guarantee being afford
ed In the wise management OF the Pacific Guanc
Company, which has practically unlimited resources
at It's cotnmand-viZ., ample capital Isl ,O00,0OeE
extensive works, most approved machinery, large
deposits of phosphate best scientific ability, to all
OF which add long experience In the business 10
connection with The undersigned rs general agents
dating back to 1865. We will keen supply OF
Gnano oe band ut Norfolk, Portsmouth, Petersburg,
and Richmond.
JOHN s. REESE & CO., General Agents,
ta29-3m Baltimore and Richmond.
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CovFEClr,FtDNERIEs. &C.

nURE CANDIES.-I am manufacturing
d daliy my inimitabe pure crushed sugar CLAIR
IFIED clint CANDIES, ! make better Ca N
DIES for Wholesale purposes than any house In this
eonn,ry-syarraRted perfectly pure aud no adulte-
rat1ons We don't use any Eucos grape-sugar, tara
s,bn-nottr{ng but pure saears:it Is more highly
Favored wsifer. brighter. drmcr, and is warranted
" ~ LOUIS j. BOSSIECX. Confecttoner,
ta3o 177-g.eE q 1412 Main street.
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B, DRAWING THE LINE AT CoNGER.-[From
the Philadelphia Times. What this coun-
try really seems to stand in need OF is law
to prohibit the election OF more than fifteen
demagogues to any one Congress.
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SALE OF VALUABLE
"a - Y7(sTET PROPERTYs

! r,.s rrnTg Al. HOTEL AT wIEsTO III y. G. G.
M b sold ca the 2BTH MARCH NJ ~ ZOE Sani,.
Va s,ar,ss hirf with coo feet OF porchps. 40
s,s wstereossts ON each noos. AND ,t
With pipes communicative WIN sook-aMs ~ .e or
seems Nasl.room, apa @ -
the ssSsf nopuiar ho,cAs In the STATE. ss 49,
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SEqNE-TEREAD.

SElSE E- hsaEAiNnEs.rHREAD.s -
UNPRECEDENTEDt.Y Low PRICES.
SEINF-THREAD. SEISE-TWlSES,
SEINE-LINES, SEINE-CORk.
YAWKING, GILLING-ROPE, &c.
We are Offering the above ut very low prices IA
order taclose out our stock before making alter
a,fon In store. all those In want should take the
advantage of the low prices and supply themselves
nj once. NE have expert hands In our employ for
the suann facture OF NETS and SEINES, which We
are prepared to furnish at short nntice.
= s-->sl l.. LlCHTENSTElN & SONS =
j. saa corner Seventeenth and franklin streets.
Sole importers of 1he LION BRAND; SEINE
THREAD, and importers Of other brands. fe 8
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q. W. PICKREI.L. President.
e. B. SNEAD, Cashier.

Deposits OF one dollar and upwards received, and
elk per cent. allowed on deposits.
Daposfts received subject to check without aosice
nd Interest allowed on same II not checked on mort
frequently than two or three times week.
Interest on oil deposits 70 eommsnce ten day.
affea. date OF deposit.
Baa,S open every day from o'clock A. "a. TIN
o'clock p. H, and on Saturday Srep 2. D. tl
e NJ s,a,S7 If % 2s-esa
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BY Frank j. Sampson.
Real Estate Agent Auctioneer. and Notary Public,
corner Of Ninth and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DWELLING
4 HOUSE AND LOT IN THE CITY OF MAN
CHESTER, At THE CORNER OF PERRY AND
FIFTEENTH STREETS, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
BY virtue of deed Of trust from James A. Harrison
to the undersigned, bearing date on the lth day OF
July. 1874, duly Of record in the clerks Office OF
the Hastings Court for the city of Manchester,
peed-BSok page 216 being REQUIRED 50 sol; 10 90 oy
public auction. to the highest bidder On the pre-
mises,, on THURSDAY, February 81, 1879, at
81 o'clock ?. H.. the pro, erty as above described
ing ive rooms, n-w ocenpjed BY Miss Thomas, trent
ing 80 feet ~ 100 feet deep, in healthy and re-
spectacle neighborheod
TERMS: Cash us 10 expenses Of sale and 1850
with interest thereon from November 80. 1877, and
the remainder as may be announced at The hour OF
sale. w. l.. COWARDlN,
fe II Trustee.
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& pARTNERsEIPs.

& PARTNERSHIPS.
OFFICE OF THE RICHMOND
IRoS-PAIST COMPANY, I
RICHMOND, January &, 1879.
H1HE FIRM OF N. T. PATE d co. IS
l. this day dissolved by mutual consent. y. /.
business under the same name and slVle.
n. T. PATE,
J.R. EDWARDS.
Having secured the services of a regular chemist
graduate of the University OF Maryland) OF many
Years eSperience in the manufacture of Paints,
who will hereafter have entire charge and manage
ment of The compromising and mixing OF the klS I.,
skfIful and experienced workmcn we can guarantee
satisfaction.
All orders will receive prompt attention.
Office, No. s north Seventh street
N. IT. PATE 6 co.
RICHMOND, February 8, 1879. fe 3-1m
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TARBOLINE, a deodorized extract OF
Opetroleum the only article that will restore hair
on bald heads, is an elegant dressing aud contains
not particle of lead, sulphur or other poisonous
drugs. Sold by druggists. fe 1S-d&weowtFe1l
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IRON PAINT.

old DOMINION IRON-PAINT COM,
yIPANY,-Mr. j. q. EDWARDS, who introduced
his paiut here as fhe Richmond from Paint Is pre-
pared to stop all eaky roofs Will: this naint under toe
stylc Of Old Dominion Iron-Pair', which Is applied
onIy by MS. None other Is genuine. l<.sa,,
Estimates made for work By APPLYING TO or ad-
dresafsE j. 3. EDW,AaRpS CO.,,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
l. FARM IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, VA,
T1ON.--By rirure Of deed OF trust executed BY T.
~ W, e. T., r. f., and Ann Elliss and Martha 5.
Smith, to The undersigned trustee. dated Decem-
bel 4, 1868, and duty recorded in the clerks Office
of Chesterfield County Court ID. r. 81, page L,
default having been made In the payment of the
note therein secured, and being required by the
holder thereof, I will sell by auction. on the prem
ises, at j. L!0wen's store, on WEDNESDAY, March
I2, 1879, between the;heurs Of IL III. and O'Clock
p. 81. IF not fair, then on the next fair daytheresf-
ter between thesame' hourS- the properly mention
edi the deed ST trust as containing 800 ACRES,
mere or less, and adjoining the lands OF J.P Cox,
the Brghthope Railway Con pany, and others.
'YERMS Enossh in eaihso defray the expenses OF
executing this trust and to pay of note OF seven
hundred $4,000 dollars. with inIere,t thereon frora
December 4, 1888. until pats; and the balance II
any, upon such terms as mag be announced aI toe
,saie. q. h. ROBERTSON
FED Trustee.
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1l13 Main street.

EOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
T. WITHOUT RESERVE,
SMALL FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON DUVAL
- STREET.
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BANGS AND BANKERS.
ytTIZENs BANK OF RICHMOND.

P1m-JIP CAPITAL -. 100000
SURPLUs...... ,.......................... 10000
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BOOTS. SHOES. &c.

T OOK AT THIS! g.
Ihaye placed on my counter SHOES to be sold re-
INFANTS TIES, all colors, at Soc;
ROYS' CONGRESS CATERS. 10 3, ut 81
LADIES SERGE BUTTON-BOOTS, 81 SO;
LADIES' SERGE BUTTON-BOOTS, hand mace,
GESTLEMEN'S DOUBLE-sOLE CALF CON-
GRESS CATERS, 81 worth SO.
The above are all first-cass goods: Cali al once III
YOU wish bargains at No 335 Broad street.
"a ism W. r. w. TAYLOR.
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In consequence of the decease Of one of the own
ers, the undersigned will sell mt public auction, on
the premises, In the city Of Alexandria: Va: on
WEDNESDAY The 9Th day of March. 1879, al IL
o'clock H.. the ENTIRE PROPERTY aboye-men-
toned In fee. c. LOUISE HILL,
THOMAS ELL,
WILLIAM j. Is. HILL,
Executors OF William B. Hill, deceased.
For descriptive circular, With full particulars, ap
Dly to THOMAS HILL,
Fayettc and 81. Paul streets.
feS-S3tx Baltimore, Md.
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At request of owner, will sell, without reserve:
the FRAME HOUSE AND LOT on north line OF
Dnynl street. and 29k feet west of Preniiss aIiey
on TUESDAY, 25th February, at Az L. Nj: Lot
fronts 3S4 feet and runs back between parallel lines
1861 feet.
TERMS: One third cash. balance at six and
twelve months. secured bv deed OF trust.
fe 20 J.THOMPSON BROWN. Auciioneer.
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FURNITURE.


WHoLESALE AND i W. Re %,r E7
%ain street. have in stocA 9a' na,lr. is,JjHTGS;
ceIying ali the latest stSles t' ,,.n 80 to. -.
enr dining parIor suit. ,''ii' an, ,Ui W."
Ch ,mber Suits from sls TO So. aud KepAf''''
Chairs ea specially. Upnolsitif'"s 'O' ,,,n
Cali and see me. Terms !iUtra'ni i tTEWoup',
40. 1905 east NAN -
T s 1HisssiT rrRN l1 i hive g.
L WHOLESALE AND n,nnmp'e,e st"cs 81 IrS.a
a!TRSss n RE or EVER AND ,
the most reliable factories E1i isinccmeut' itS
my w a%a will SnN no, be doins to aud
GU, giving me eau aud &, sA ihe tIr.ic .oS
WHITES s Main ,uSIE
Factory and upnols,sry-EO0'fs' IT, i''.s"
north Fifteenth street.
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