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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-07-31

NASHVILLE, July PA heavy rain storm
prevailed horo this afternoon, completely
cleaning the city. II rainod three inches
almost in as many hours, flooding tho streets
and alloys.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-07-31

dog and about 10 choke with tho Group, and just
as ho got out OF bod fell over q cradle, raking
about foot of skin of Of his shns and throw.
ing tho small of his stomach on chair poet
pitching him somersault and landing him fiat
on his back in the floor, don't think his pa
tienoo would ever bad to have boon recorded.
The seyon year itch had not been invented
when Solomon lived. If it had he never
had it, because ho never could have written
CAN is vanity" lie would have certainly found
reality enough in that to liave lasted his life
timo
will tell you whcrc newspaper men mako q
mistake, think. They always say, "Takc the
paper and pay for it," would say pay for the
paper and then take IL. think this plan tho
best. q,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-07-31

THE GREAT WALL OF CnINA-An
American engineer who, being engaged iu
tho construction of a railway in China, has
had unusually favorable opportunities of
examining the famous "Great WALL" built
to obstruot tho inoursons of tho Tartars,
gives the following account of this wonder.
full work: Tho wull is 1928 miles long, Is
feet high aud Is feet thick OF tho top.
Tho foundation throughout is of solid
granite, tho remainder of compact masonry.
At intervals of between 200 and 800 yards
towers rise up rs to 30 feet high aud "a
foot in diameter. On tho top of tho walls
nnd on both sides of it arc masoury parapets
to enable the defenders to pass unseen from
one tower to another. Tho wall itself is
carried from point to point in perfectly
straight line across valleys and plains, and
over hills without tho slightest regard to
the confguration of tho ground, sometimes
plunging down into abyssos thousand feet
deep. Brooks and smaller rivers arc
bridged over by tho wall, while ON both
banks of larger streams strong hanking
towers arc placed. AfaW Gazette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-25
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auc!ionecrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VERY
~ VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND SESK TIE
EASTERN LIMITS OF THE CITY OF RICH
WOSD AT Additionally virtue Of Il decree OF
The Circuit Court Of Tcnrico county, entered on the
1gth day Of December, SIS. III the suit therein
pcuding under The short style OF H.. G. Caheil rS.
John Tracy. Jr. and others, HE UNDERSIGNED. spc,
ciui commissioners. appointed for the purpose WI
sell at public auction. upon Ihe premises. on h',H
all or so much thereof as may bc necessary loT hf
mIrnose of satisfying the hereinafter mentioned
debt and costs. OF that VERY VALUABLE IKACI
or LAND above referred 10. wing on the W 1ElaIis-
burg turnpike opposite The National Cemetery. 1or-
merry called MoHtroSc: hut now known rs me
,m,yn of Randolph. and containing about 24Ga,
ACRES. This property embraces all oil inc orisl,
nal town Of Randolph except tvc-acrc lot anu
fnrIy-scycn other small lots. The inIrOI cmcntS
are i LARGE FRAME DWELLING and BARN,
both needing repair. w
The fertility of the soil of this tract with mar
which just,fes reasonable hope that n no distant
day 1t may be chi up in lois ami SOLO OUT tn gre @
vantage are circumstances which give decided value
to This property. ard which should attract Inc al-
tcnilnn of investors. 80. =
TERMS: Cash sufficient to derray The expenses OF
executing the trust, tie fees for drawing the deed
mentioned in said decree. IL mp id. and 10 dis
charge the sum OF $1,000. with Interest thereon
from the 10Th Of APRIL 1877. until paid: and tor
the residue OF the rlirciaSt-money. rDon sucll
credits and to be secnrcd in such manner a. said
Ctbcll shall prescribe and direct. and On iailutio
give such dir, eli IN. such terms is the said COM
misSioners may thnk f.:
PEACIIY X. GRATTAN,
JAMES PLEASASTS.
Special Commissioners
GRCEES & WILLIAMS, huciinhccrS.
an lG.I2.11,1G 1927 1920 &tdtd
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RAILROAD LINES.
So Ga - - -

9A Ga ssssEs::s - - - ySsssaa
RICHMOND AND PErEHsBURGt
RAILROAD COMPANY.
NOMMENCING MONDAY, March 81,
" 1879, trains Or this read will run rs fo.lows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
- 90 90 for Charleston, savannah, Augusta
and Aiken tvIa Charleston. Raleigh.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cars 10 Whining
ton. Stops only at Chester and MINI
7:s4A. ~, ' INSTRUMENTATION daily Except
Sunday. makes close connection nj
Petersburg with the Atlantic, Mis-
Chattanooga. Nashville, Memphis,
Lvnch5urg, Fnrmyil'c, and other Local
stations OH that road, makiGs same
time by any other line. stops al
4:55P.M. ACCOMMODATiON TRAIN daily
texceat Sunday. PASSENGERS taxing
this train will make close connection
at Petersburg fer Soriois.
1885 P. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily. connecting
for Weldon. Wilmington, Raleigh.
Charleston. Savannah. Augusta. CO.
lumria, Atlanta. Macon. Montgomery
Mobile, New Orleans, and all points
Soath and Southwest. Pullman sleep
ing-car from Boston Cor Wilmington.
Savannah, ana nc South. Stops only
ut Manchester and Chester.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
GAO 4. a., THROUGH MAIL daily. connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg ard
Potomac railroad f"I all points Sor:n.
East. and West. Stops At Manchester
and Chester, and ut Halfway and II
Drury'S Bluff, signal.
e25A. ", ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daily
Except >anCayI. Stops at all STA
tisns
7:1O NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daily
Except Sunday. Stops only at Man
CHESTER and Chester.
3:t5 z. u. TIiROCGH MAI. daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg ENC
Potomac railroad for AL points Eas;
and West. Also, making close caEac,;.
ton with the Chesapeake and 0h:c
railroad for the Virginia Springs aTc
all points North and West This tr,t!G
stops ~ Manchester and Chester. and
at Half Way and Erury's Blun OBJ
signal.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start from
the hppoHatt1x ionot.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rich
mono SEQ a. II. aud J:30 T.. NJ: leave Peters,
bnrg 0:25 4. NJ. and 5:25 T.. every Sunday.
NH 30 q. SHAW. Superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-25

In pursuance OF decree OF the Chanccry Court
of the civ of Richmond entered on the 22d da' Oh
June, 1878. In the suit Of HARDWOOD, trustee. rS.
IIarwood 1T nis snail, directed by said decree
proceed to sell upon The premises, by public auc:io'
on TUESDAY, April 30 1879. al A. O'Clock T.. NJ.
the valuable. attracting, and well-c4nsiIucted
IWiITELE-RPICK DWELLING, No. S2I west
souih side of Franklin street, between Laurel and
Shafer streets. now and for n long while occupied
by s. W. HarwoUd, Esq. the house containing nine
rooms with wide hall tninc feet widel extending
from front to r,ar: kitchen. stable &c Tie eronns
are beautiful. and, situated as this property j.. II
offers unusual advantages to- secure home on
Immcdiate.y after the sale of the dwelling will he
sold TWO LOTS adjoining. 4DxlIO feet 10 an
alley l6 f ct wide: and then six other bEAtl /
FIJI LOTS IN rear. on Park avenr O. east OF ana i'd
i.ining Mr.. X. g.. Worlham's r. siderce
With The dwelling will be sold 6ONl 81 feet 10 an
alley ami the Ions In tho rear. fronting Park ave-
nue., will he sub-dividcd to suit purchasers. 49,
TERMS One fourth cash: residue" upon crcdlt
of six, twelve. and eighteen months nego'iable
notes with six rcr ccat. Interest," or II desired,
more favorable terms VIII be announced.
Special attention is called 10 the sale of TINS pro-
PRIV Fl. g. CANNON.
an'le Special Commits; oner.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF BRICK
~ STORE AND DWELLING. TWO BRICK
HOUSES. AND ONE FRAME HOUSE. on ORE
Con HlLL.-By virtue of Il decree of Rich'Aon"
Chanccry Court en- cred April 10. 1879 III thr SUIT
Styled Owens Us. Bailey, he undersigned. spec al
appointed therein, VIII sell on the
premises. on MONDAY. April rs, 1873. i'll the fol-
lowing order:
AT 4:30 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
the BRICK STORE and DWELLING above. No.
522 Church street. lctw Ell Maiden Lane ami Rowe
street Tie house IS substantially built. and with
dwell ing-rooms above store. The lot fronts abpu
20 feet, and runs back between parallel lines so
feet. more or les.
Also, FRAME HOUSE No. 52i, adjoining, the
above on Tie south and fronting said street about
20 feet, am! it'll same depth ~ shove.
h1,o, BRICK HOUSE No. J2G. adjoining the
above on the south, Fronting OH aid street about 20
ictt, with depth of so feet. more ar less.
Immediate after the aburc salcs-say
O'CLOCK L. NJ
BRICK TESEMENT-HOU>E No. GIL Howard Tor
FirSit street. near Rowe street, containing three
oms. The lot fronts on said street ID feet. with Il
GppIh Of 100 feet. more or less.
TERMS OF SALE: Onc-fourth cash: halanrc in
four, ti.t and Twelve months, interest ad'!cd and
III lie retained ill all The purchase money is paid anu
ordered by the Court. ~
JAMES IT. DGOLEf.
Special Commissioner.
J. THOMSON BROWN. Auctionccr. APP 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-25
By Wellington Goddln,
Peal Estate Agent and Anctionecr
corper If Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWEEN
u IY-TwO AND ONE EIGHTH ACRES r IN
ABOUT ONE MILE NOETH OF RICHMOND.
By authority of decree Of the Chancery Goar. OF
The city of Richmond. entered OH the 27th DAY or
February s79 in the suit of DarracotS ADMINS ms,
traitor u.s. Darracot. &C, the undersigiie VIII on,r
public auction on the premises; on he rs.
mining property unsold, and formerly purchased
by David Anderson; IT. c1n.is1;ns OF It sNut
BILE LAND divided into two lots OF twelve ana one
eighth and ten acres EACH This property Hes be.
tween the Book and Hermitage roads, only ABOUT
Que mile north Of Richmond city. ana nnt YER very
short distance from the tate Agricultural FAR
Grounds, adjoining The handsome coltngSs formerly
the farm OF Mr.. James Alfred Jones' and In the line
of the rapid progress of the city now advancing IN
that direction great chance for proitabeln invest
ment plat can bc seen ut the office OF tic aue-
tioncpr. T..
TERMS: One fourth cash: and residue at SIX,
twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable notes
bearing SIX per cent interest. and title retained Ill
paid and !. deed ordered by the Court.
'A'N ~ NJ. NJ. GILLIAN.
J. a. LYMAN,
Sppci3l Commissioners.
,n171q OF 325,2s.2S&29
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-25
By Williams & Gibson, AuclionccrS,
1914 Main street.

VALUABLE STOREHCUSES FOR
' SALE At AUCTION.-By rcqne;t of tHc
vii! sell ~ pubic acntl4n on inc prrniiI
n, haf.pGst 4 o'clock T.. NJ. Ines" FOUR EALuA-
BILE s'rOREHUUSES on the east side OF seven
teonih street between franklin street and Walnut
alley. occupied by McssrS. Eachmtn, HUI Zler, anu
Siall:e ana one lately occupied by >. l'lcEcnstcn.
These STORES have been !Onx regarded rs among
the hest paying property IN The city, ard are new
soi to settle al estate.
TERMS: one fourth cash balance III SIX, Twelve,
and eighteen mont hs. interest added.
The property will he SOLD subject to ground ac-
count OF 81 O per annrn on Nachnan ana iiutZters
and n5 urr :.nnilIn The two other ttnchents !;
lut if the purchaser desires 10 cXln%iSl Tie ground
rents. he may dn go by he natwtnf nf : wv. on
each OF the first two, and $1,000 on Gacn OF Tue
Ct;rr housrs WILLIAMS L GIBSON,
m .. AuciiourrrS.
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NEAR GrLMoRE's MILLS. VA.,}
! IL 90 1910

~ -. II
I'm the Dispatch Of the 18Th instant, a. as
more than once before In your report OF , sae
PoIndexter trial. ysu say Judge Cntasuau
awarded tales Of two hundred ,,s.,, ne as,
tnrnable ut IL O'Clock to-day. Allow npr nso
to ask II this Is correct ioIan VI . ,a.,nai :,
sion-or rather, is It not une1amulas,e aa
S Wahster has the word "Ta-les two sylla-
s,e sS. noun plural from the Latin ta lis,
Tiura. ta.tes. In law, ta-'es i',csrsu'nst an
iiSas, spectators in court from whom a., 'ne
sheriff is to select men to supply any dei hv,
NJ ,nrors who have been summoned bu!
,nho do not appear. or may be challenged ,,
Bouvier's Law Dictionary has the WORD
yales.ma,a--a person summoned to act as
Juror among the bystandeIs. Such persons
were called tales de circumstdntto4s. II
these authorities are right. your reporter ,S
wrong. 1t would baye been better anu
more in accordance with Virginia praetnc:ee
TO saw Judge Christian directed a new WITH
OF uenire fdcidS, DC.
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PROPOSALS. FOR
PRINTING PAPER
FOR THE STATE Of VIRGINIA.
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
DEPARTMENT Or PUBLIC PRINTING.

COMMONWEALTH OF virginia.
DEPARTMENT Or PUBLIC PRINTING.
RICHMOND. April 8, 1879.
SEALED PROPOSALS win BE- received at the
Office Of III" SupeI inicndcnt Of Public Printing I'M
fa,oIns s speccd Quantity Of pApER for the State
printing, and for each and al of the leads OF me
State 1rpartmeni<, aud se much more OF nSc 4u,aG
of PAPER. nj The same rates, rs may 10 required
for said State printing aud tepartmenis ana Gracfeu
by snid Superintendent o. Public Printing Ter ,le
term Of one year, commencing on The Isl uaS OF May
reams DENY LEDGER, 80 pounds per
reams MEDIUM LEDGER, 40 pounds per
rcams ROYAL LEDGER, Al pounds per
reams SUPER ROYAL LEDGER, 81 pounds
realms pna IMPERIAL LEDGER, ~ pounds per
30 reams DouRLE CAP. 80 pounds per ream;
realms MANILA. i6x2I. 70 pounds per
20 reams MANILA, 24x36, 20 pounds FER
20 reams NANILLA, 24xs6, so pounds per
10 realms COL oHED covEH-pArER, "a by SO,
10 reams rNsT-0FrlCE PAPER, "a by SO, s5
80 realms p' BOOK 81 PAFER, "a by 20, 60 pounds
300 re! n RoUik PAPER, "a by SO, SO pounds
2sS reams PEMT psands per mounds
rean.
Samples of the kinds OF paper must accompany
each DID, .
All OF The above mentioned paper 10 be delivered
ut No 400 Bank street, In Ie city of Richmond. at
such times aud snch quantities as the Surern-
aendent OF ubuc Printing, shall street, wiIhou,
extra charges for boxing transportation, hauling,
efe ETC. Said paper 10 Cc oGnal In every respect 10
parties bidding.
Each pr0nosal must be accompan d by a bond
executed IN dur form by Tive Bidder. with al least
two good and sufficient tur,tes satisfactory the
Secretary OF The Comm wealth. In the penal SUN
OF $4,000. conditioned for Che faithful perform
ance of his or tn ir contract.
The Superintendent reserves the rirht to reject
any ali bids. Il. e. FIR AYSER,
Superintendent Of Public Priuting.
nm S-eodtMyl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-25
By Frank ID. Hill 6 Co.,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
HOS Main street.

DROAD-sTREET PROPERTY AT
ID AUCTION. ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
BROAD BETWEEN MADISON AND MONROE
STREETS, NOW OCCUPIED BY WILLIAM z.
FORD AS A WOODWARD AND ICE DEPOT
At ne rruust of the owner, We VIII otter pubic
auction, u The highest bi,d.r, on he premises, on
SATURDAY. April 26. 1879. At ~ o'clock Z. NJ.
the VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND located as
above described. Tie improvements consist of a
BRICK BUILDING used as an Ice house, FRAME
OFFICE, and GOOD STABLE for ,ixtcen horses.
Culvert on los. The lot fronts on Broad street Sc
alley. This has been always good stand for bust
ness. and with the anticiDated increase IN value of
property on Broad street. offers an lnduccment to
purchasers 10 invest while property |. paratvelY
low.
TERMS: One third cash balance In six and twelve
months. FRANK d. HILL & CO.,
alp 20 AuctioGeers.
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By Robert q. Lyme,
Real Estatc Agent and Auciioneer,
1919 Main street.
sAI,E OF THIRTY

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THIRTY re ,Is1
CRUILD DING, Lots 0N sAsTEF'Hs HI. IND md
EiGHTn STREETS NEAR CROUCH; PEE FEST STo Gs;
RRfNc YH by AuCTIoN:-In pursuance, %, OF !, =
certain decree or the Chnnccry Court OF tns SS ot
Richmond. entered on The I'd day OF JuIy, $50 IN
suit therein pending in Gaze styled Huenes %.
Knowles. Lee, and als., we, the undersignssi, APP
nointed commissioners for the purpose, wsii pro
ecca 30 sell, upon the premises, commencing on
s,xta street near Crouch street, on FRlDAY. Aprl
al. 1870. at Az O'Clock r. H.. THIRTY DtisiRA-
BIE BUILDING LOTS on the streets named above.
fronting about 80 feet each by l2o tect 10 "iae
alley. or,,r,,v N
ma rtie, of small means and purchasers Tor specua
lion or otherwise. being situated that they WIN DC
greatly i'm nroyed and enhanced In value Dy the new
srades and many new houses being erected near 10
them and being so contiguous to the cenrai part u
the city. ~, =, .,a fourth
IN cash balance upon credit of four, csn., a
Twelve months negotiable notes win SIX PET cen ,r
Interest ADDED and little returned nnll az tne u ~,
chascmoncy is paid and u conveyance Is erdereo ny
the court. - -. eoon .. oe,cc Of the
~ ,Rnnaor A. M. KELLEY.
aue''ohe JOHN HUNTER, JR.,
JAMES III. DOOLES,
.11 SPECIAL Commissioners.
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ByGrubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
u ESTATE IN HENRICO COUNTY.In pursu-
ancc of decree of the Circuit Court OF Henrico,
entered the l1th day Of April. s79 in me sum Oh
I. Courtney. who sues, &c. Us. Blackburn me IN
dersicncd special commissioners WILL on FRIDAY
the 25th day OF April. 1879. commencing ~ =
O'Clock NJ sell 1T public auction Tie real estate iii
said decree mentioned, as follows: a.,
/. THEE ACRES OF LAND lying on me
south of Courncy's (Staples's) mill:pond' ABOUT
four miles from the city of Richmond In me county
of Hcprico. which was conveyed to John A. hutCne-
SON by Abss,om Blackburn and wife In 500. rms
piece of land has upon 1t good dwelling, an ice
house. AID other improvements. This Is altogether
Q. EIGHTEEE AND THREE QUARTER
ACRES more or lese, lying across the road from Inc
last ma med and to the south Of IT. AMI bounded on
the south bv the lands OF Nr. Absalom blackburn 5
g 3. The LfFE-ESTATE orAbsalom Blackburn in
TRACT Of about FIFTY ACnES. called % HookerS
Slash" about one mile above the other TWO pieces,
and very near TO the Richmond. FREDERICKSBURG
The FIRST named TWO pieces OF land will be sold on
the premises lie other will be so d at the house OF
the frst-named pice, and Immediately AFTER 'ha' Is
sold. s
TERMS: One third cash: the residue in six ana
twelve months the purchaser giving his notes for
the deferred payments. with int, rest andcd ana Inc
title 10 he retained Until the whole prciSc, money
is mid CBASTAIN WHITE,
II. 6. CANNON,
Special Commissioners.
GRUBDs & WILLIAMS, Auctoneers. mp 70
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TUFTS PILLS.
SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.

Loss of Appetite, Bowels Cos,iVe' ram Ill ''ie
1Icad, with Dull Sensation in the back part, ram
,,raer the Sbou!derbladc. Ful;ucss After Ealing,
with oisinclination to exerton Of body or MIND
Irrirability of Temper, Low Spirits. with ieerns
of having neQectcd some duty. Wearlness' Dizzi-
ness, Flu,e.inr at the Heart Dots before The Eyes
yellow skin, Heada che generally over The right eye
Res,,essness, with ftfui dreams, Highly -Coiorcu
Urine.
IFTuEsE WARNINGS ARE USHEEDED SERIOUS
DISEASES WILL SOON DE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS
are especially adapted to such cases; single dose
effects such chInSc of feeling as 10 asoh'Sn Tie
sufferer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-25
BY Chailin. Staples & CO..
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOnecrs,
No 1 north Tenth street.

WEST-GRACE.STR
~ LOTS FOR SALE 81 AUCTION On TUES
DAY. April 20. 1879. at O'clock /. NJ. We VIII
sell. on inc rremke>. ONE HUNDRED FEET OF
GROUND on the nor side OF Grace street between
Laurel and Shaicr ST. ect- running back to fifteen
foot alley. The large number OF new buildings re-
Gently erected In This part OF the city makes this
PROPERTY attractive and valuable.
The PROPERTY vii! tc sold as Il whole, or d.
ridcn TO suit the WI hes of buyers.
TERMS: One four cash the balance I'm three
equal payments ut tx. twelve, and eighteen mouths,
Interest added, and secured by a rrlst-deed
CIIAFFIN, STAPLES & Co.
ap2l kuctiOucerS.
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By Jas. Macdougall. huctioneer,
No 10 Governor Tor Thin tccnthl street.


4 DEMONSTRATORS OF HOUSE,
IN HOLD FURNITURE. COWS, HORSE. CAR
RAGE, &C. AT AUCTI0N-h admlnlstra ,, ioi o.
The cs:s,c of Mrs. L. Spraggins. deceased VIII SELL
ut the residence, Thiriy-frst and |. stress, on
FRIDAY the 25ih instant, at l05s o'c'ork: tne en-
tire HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. &C., such rs
l WALNUT PARLOR SUIT.
CARD and CENTRE-TABLES,
SIDEBOARDS.
SAFES,
LOUNGES.
BEDSTEhDS,
BUREAUS.
WaSHSThNnS,
FEATlIER-BEDS and BEDDING,
CROCK cry and GLASSW ARE.
COOKING and DINIEG-R ROOM STOVES,
and many other articles too numerous to mention.
ALSO,
Ray HORSE,
2 Mich COWS,
CARRIAGE and HARNESS,
/ CART.
PLOUGH.
CIDER-MILL.
barrels VINEGAR,
lot BACON, LARD, &C.
Administrator.
f. Il. COOK. Salesman. ap 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-25
by J Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent aud huc:toncer,
113 east Main street,

GALE AT AUCTION OF FRAME
= -ToRE on WEST SIDE SECOND STREET
Bi.TWEEN BYRD AND CANAL sTIEEIS. An,
FRAME IuUSf..-.lt The request Of the owner
1870 nj $50 u. NJ. that FRAME STORE No. 2lO
south Second street. between Byrd aii Cana sire l..
nos occunird by Mr.. stevens. fronting on TIC we-t
side Of Second street about 30 feet. and runnin:
back between parallel lines l2J feet. more or les.
The STORE Is one story In hcishth and has two
ruO!lS.
~ o. that FRAME HOUSE 20. 212 south Sec
ond street. now occupied BY Mle. + .lr-t"n al 4
rental OF $40 per annuEl. which luG ulltc,S All
Joins the said store on The south. The lot fronts
about 30 feet and back 25 feet. more or lrSs
The HOUSE Is ,%o stories hirh, ~ contains NE
rooms. anG has al, excellent we'll III waller on the
PREMISE.
TERMS One fourth cash: balauce at six. twelve.
and eighteen months, Interest aided. amt secured BY
4 iced of trust. D. TliOMPSON bfp" y.
suD3 Aucioncer.
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LIVERY STABLES.

FXCHANGE-, LIVERY, ANDE
II SALE-STABLES AND RICHMOND ca
BAZAAR, 1436 AND 1440 FRANKLIN STItEET.
am now prepared, with unsurpassed facility. to
BOARD HORSES BY THE DAY, WEEK, OR
MONTH.
Special rates to drovets, and every accommodation
extended them for the transaction OF their bust
ness
in connection with the stables have cstablisheda
Bazlar for the SALE BY AUCTION OF HORSES
MULES. VEHICLES Of all kinds. HARNESS
SADDL ES. BRIDES. ROBES, WHIPS, sc.
AUCTION DAYS: WEDNESDAY and SATuR.
DAY ut IL O'Clock A. NJ.
JOHN r. DAVIS. Proprietor.
c. S. ALLEN, Manager. 4. Is. Cook, Auctionccr
The services Of Major e. u. COOK have been en-
gagged by Inc auctiOneei for the Bazaar.
JOHN Is. DAVIS,
Referring 10 the above, beg 10 solicit the patron
ace Of my friends and others who may lave stock,
vehicles. &C., to sell, with The assurance that my
best attention will be given all cpnsisnments.
APP 11-3m Z. Is. COOK.