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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-02
I AUCTION HALES-Thts Day.
By .. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Aacffoneer,
i M s11t3 Mnf1 street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF I'M
W PROVED AND UN1MPRovED CITY P ls !
PERTY, COEsIsTIdG OF OF FIVE F ,ks g % 4
bMEkIINGs Two RRIGR nkE6r1sssahi so
seven aVs or MORE slTu "a s, AZ
BELOW BEL9GGiSa TO p Es LINZ If decree
Of n Richmond chancery Court, entered April T.,
1873. in suit styled Graham and ysw araen
R POL sTd .ne1s T e below. ali city REAL
ESTATE of which, the said James Warden aieo
Ts ant a,teniion parties desiring to purchase
small properly is respectfully called TO these sales.
FRIDAY 81 M = 2. 1870,
A LOT on the west side OF Sx,esh'h eeat ,be
depth Of lots in Adamss division, and Ia part Oh LOT
No. 81, In said Plan. 81 "a
~. .Essf ATz2 O'CLOCK p. N.
We wilt sell 10 the office OF y; Thompson Br1~ d;
1Il3 Main street. all the tile ana In.erest ".
James Warden, deceased, whatever they may be. 20
s seyaa p ie esr at
as c e. g. c?S5t hanf! 81 Sen
DEEDS reference Is hereby made for fuller oescrp
''fn p sne OF tax will he REQUIRED to COM
dcay and without reference 10 the character OF me
tile acquired Examination OF the TAX Iitie9'
made. must be made before the sale.
The auc,oneer will take pleasure In showing any any
of the above property to any person. anu WIZ Ely
ali ne necessary Information on application. The h
above sales are made subject to the approVa Oh inc
TERMS OF SALE. One fourth cash: BALANCE at
six. twelve. and eighteen months Tor nesn,laDle
notes interest and title retained tlll an
money Is paid and conveyance raefeo oy the toui
AS 70 tax-litles-;erms ANNOUNCED a. sale.
- y R NEyHY g. ST GhESes.
Commissioners.
+. THOMPSON BROWN. Auctioncer. ap22.Is
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!. -.A,,.Ucnos isAnEs.-.rnl..re Day..
by Grubbs q Williams and Richardson d Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE By AUG
" TIoN, FOR THE PURPOSE OF DIVISION,
OF VALUABLE JCE-HOUSE PROPERTY .UN
CARY ET,AND LARGELOT OF GROUND
IN KEPTS.-Pursuant TO decree or inc
Chancery Court OF Richmond, entered ON the 29tn
day OF April / 79, in The suit by McGowan's az,
ministratrtx u.s. King, &c. the undersiened, sIseia
commissioners named in said decree, VIII on TUES
DAY, May g. 1879, on the premises, sell BY pubic
auction, to the highest bidder. The following de-
scrfbed REAL ESTATE at the hours named|io
Wit: AT the hour OF O'clock p. NJ we will .ell thar
LOT OF GROUNH, with the Improvements there,
on, situate on Cary street between Eighteenth ana
more or less. on Cary street. running tbr6ush 10
Dock street peing the properly now occupied by
Mrs Jane King in carrying The Ice business, aud
which is believed to be the best location for that
business in the cisv Of Richmond. With large
building and other improvements thereon especially
adapted TO tie purpose ann IN view OF inc cary
completion OF the Richmond and Allegheny rail-
road, affords an opportunity for hrst'cass invest
meut rarely offered. -,
And on'the sane dry. at 8 O'Clock 2. d.. we Will
sell, on the premises that LOT OF GROUND 'front.'
ing 100 feet on Seventh street between Louisiana
and Denny street. in that thriving part Of The city
know rs Rockets.
: TERMS OF SALE One third cash. and the residue
on a credit of SIX twelve. and eighteen months,
The purchasers executing negotiable notes Tor Inc
deferred payments with I'M crest at the rate Oh SIX
perccnium per apnum added, and the logul title 10
be retained until the entire Is paid
+. p. TURNER,
my2 Special Commissioners.
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Rr t;oniin, Warren j. Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
'- HOG Main street,

THAT BEAUTIFUL AND PLEASANT
L LY LOCATED COUNTRY RESIDENCE ON
THE NEW North ROAD ASD ID, Ri 9:ln % |,
MILE FROM THE CITY, FOR SALE AT PU BLlC
AUCTION.-At The request Of The owner we VIII
offer for sale; on the Drenl es on THgRsb ia the
erty located rs above. BRICK VENETIAN COT
TAGE: lin roof; nine rooms: papered and painted
throughout In lie best manner: porch all around
Fine stable. and I'VE good oui-hOuses; fine well OF
wafer; TWENTY-ONE AND 4 HALE ACRtS
BEST GARDEN-LAND; accessible by Two gooo
roads: bold stream of water runs Though The place
Gne orchard, consisting of about 500 pear-trrcs,
900 pums. apples, apricots, and cherries, nm hne
grapes. and other small fruits Yard to house NICE
cyergreens small shrubbery. &c. &C. This Is truly
delightful place, and should attract the attention
Of those seeking pleasant home.
TERMS: One fourth cash: resdne at six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, with six
per cent. interest added, and secured ny deed OIL
trust. GODDlN, W AtREN CT.'
my o Auctioneers.
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THROUGH PASSENGER.
SCOOP, n. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY, THURS.
DAY, and SATURDAY. Connects a
West Point wits steamer Havana fol
all points on York river and Bait
more. Arrives in Baltimore at S 4
NJ; connects with rai-iines for Wash
ington, Philadelphia, New York, Bos'
ton. and all western points. Connect
at Richmond with trains on Richmond
and Petersburg and Chesapeake ant
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
$40 A. N. Leaves Richmond MONDAY. WEI
NESDAY. and FRIDAY; and
. 500 A. Nj TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT.
URRDAY. Connects with sieamtIi
at West Point for rivur landings, Bal
timore, and all western points. Con
meets At Richmond with trains on Rich
mond and Daryihe railroad. Rchmo0t
and Petersburg, and Chesapeake Snt
Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
$50 p. u. Leaves richmond MONDAY, WE'D
NESDAY, and FRIDAY.
-. THROUGH PASSENGER.
1000 A. u. Arrives a. Richmond TuESDh1'
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY,. Con
.. meets with trains on Richmond aHc
Petersburg and Chesapeake and Ohio
railroads. Steamer Havana leaves Bal
MoN i wEDN EsDAY, and Fri
DAYs a. P F. NJ GGnn Sas wit SIs
and western points, and At West poin
with trains for Richmond and .h'
South.
TdROUdd EhcluHI.
SOB p, NJ, arrives II Richmond MONDAY, WE'D
NESDAY, and FRIDAY; and
5BOP. M,TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT
=. URDAY. Connects with steamer =
West Point from Baltimore. Con
- meets with Rlchmons aad Danvllle
Ricdmond and Petersburg, and Chess
pcake and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
iO:15 A. NJ Arrives st Richmond MONDA r
- -, WEDNESDAY, aud FRIDAY. Con
meets With Richmond anc Peters
bnrg and Chesapeake aud Oaia rail-
roads.
No transfer Of freight at Richmond to or iron
southern points. Cars run through between Atant
and West Point.
Careful handling aud dispatch, with lowe4t rates
guaranteed.
Issued 10 all northern and Westefn points.
Through tickets sold to all northern, eastSfn' am
For tickets apply at General Railroad Ticket %
nce, sad Main street; 1t the Exchange Hotet, Al
compaay,s depot, corner Twenty.taird and Doo
ma as 81 +. DOUGLAS, sspsEisssndssa
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SALT RHEUM AND DANDRUFF
CURED THAT SEVERAL PHYSICIANS HAD FALL
TO TREAT SUCCESSFULLY. -.

CURED THAT SEVERAL PITY sICIANS HAD FAILED
- TO TREAT SUCCESSFULLY. IT,.
Hessrs Weeks Potter Gentlemen.-I have had
the Salt Rhcum on my head and all through my
hair also on nv legs, for the past four
from INV hair was very annoying. consulted seYe.
raj distinguished physicians In regard 10 IT. ana nave
taken their prescriptions as ordered oat gro nol nnS
oersons who have the Salt RheuIn, and who nave ave
been doctored for years. that there was no cure dol
~ aud w,s simost inclined to agree with them, but
wanted to try 9n less ISn
u,. vnaEs INV head was entirely free from all Salt
Rhenm and Dandrur and cannot see any appear
snce Of Salt Rheum on M person. tMhk IL Won
seriui ie'"eo' - GEORGE A. NUDGE. :
PORTSMOUTH,, N. H., February 6, 1878. -.
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FL IN THa CRrNINAL CoURT. - Ihey are trg ~.
inr 4 murder case, which grew out OF 9 row ,1
lin whIskey- Il $50: 8, 8. !,
IS i. W ftness, said the! Judge . you may
tel us The origin OF the quarrel
The witness, turning TO tue lnrs 4.
Is You see the prisoner, getting angry ~
nothing at sH, began TO shous, ou n 70
pack OK Idiots you're gang Oh naf =,
witness rn,ses his voice and grows red IN
She faca.l You are set OF slab-sided, lop-
cared lunaticsi You're lot Of
The Judge, interrupt1Bg
g Cease addressing your remarks to the
tury. witness, and speak to the Court."
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7fthe new Constitution Of California Is
adonted one effect will be to force insurance
con,panies out OF the State. Every corpo-
ration doing business in the State Is required
TO have an office. where the names OF all us
stockholders and the amount OF STOCK owned
nv each shall be registered, and where trans
fcrs shalI be made. Stockholders shall De
individually liable for any losses that can
not be met out of the corporate assets. IL
ia not possible for insurance companles 10
comply with such conditions, and In the
event OF the ratification Of the Constitution
nearly all the non.State companies VIII,
leave the State. AS there are only Blk ioca.
comDanjes, whose combined capital IS ABOUT
81, 900, 900, property-owners VIII nave 70 ~
| without protection, or go to the trouble ana
expense OF sending outside OF the State Tor
insurance Baltimore american.
Mr.. Al. Love, student, Of Ada, o., put
on n Salae face, wrapped himself in sheer,
and suddenly appeared in that shape before
his roommate. Mr.. John Stoup, who was st''.
diving. His object was to produce fright, ana
he succeeded so admirably that he laughed
himself out of breath. Unhappily the amuse-
ment did not stop here. however. Mr.. stoup
attacked the supposed ghost with chalr'
and in about two minutes Mr.. Love was 30
beaten that his life was despaired OF, ana
he remained unconscious at last accounts.
Even should be recover he will have to hlre
somebody to do his laughing for MIN nere-
after, and there are persons mean enough 10
say that he has been served just night
Buffalo EzpreSs. ........-
| A French chemist last year exposed Q
quantity OF flour to hydraulic pressure OF
400 Cons, which reduced it to one-fourtb OF
its original bulk without impairing the
quality, He packed a portion OF 1t
in tin boxes and sealed them up,
doing the same with Impressed Hour.
| When opened in three months the
former was in better preservation than
the latter. When baked into bread the
| pressed article was decidedly superior.
After the lapse Of a year other cans were
opened, aud the impressed flour hao &c,
come spoiled, while the pressed remained
sweet, and was excellent when baked.
Tn O. suburban school, where an eXamina.
tion was conducted on the basis OF general
intelligence rather than book-essoDs, the
question was asked for what was Prince
Bismarck best known, when the ubiquitous
.ssmal boy" vehementIy declared, "For
keeping big black dog."-BoSton IRAN
script.
A schoolmistress, while taking down the
names and ages OF Der pupils and the names
of their parents, at the beginning OF the
term. asked one little fellow, " WHAT'S your
fathers name?" SOB, you needn't take
down bis name he's too old to 80 to school,
to q woman was the reply.
Jefferson said, awe seldom repent OF
having eaten too little" He never went
out to fish all day without taking breakfast
before starting.-Ne1o Orleans Pacdyane.
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RoITs. NUTS. WASHERS, DE.


VULCAN IRoN-WORKS.l .
RICHMOND, April 10, 1879. ) .
THESE WORKS ARE NOW In FULL
l. OPERATION. Orders solicited for
SQUARE and HEXAGON NUTS, THUMB-NUTS
CAST. and WRUUGHT-IROS WASHERS;
.RAILROAD-TRACK BOLTS Of every variety;
MACHINE, CARRIAGE, TIRE, STOVE
PLOUGH, BRIDGE, ROOF, and CAR
BOLTS;
BOLTS OF any special design that NAV be desired;
LAG or WOOD-SCHEWS, TANk-RlVEIs'
BUIIER-RIvETS of selected rivet-iron.
BOLT-ENDS, PLOUGH-CUFFS.E YE-BOLTS,
HARROW and DRAG-TEETH,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TEETH,
MALLEABLE CAST-IRON CLEV1SES,
MALLEABLE or ORDINARY IRON CASTINGS
IRON RAILINGS of all patterns,
STREET and WINDOW GRATlNGS.
IRoN.WORK FOR JAILs AND BUILDINGS
generally. I'LL.
Inquiries as to prices promptly answer q;
WILLIAM NJ. ARCHER, Manager Of Manqfac'
turing Department ap to-eouI.n
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We have left Chicago, and on the pes
road in the world we are whirling along to
ward Burlington. 60 ont into the dining
car 10 cat. | come back, and 10, tamil!
has "suuatted" in my seat-the patriarch
and mairlarcb, two children, and short
ton OF baggage. am inclined to get mad,
and 1 think, indeed, do make pretty
good start ut it. jerk my oVercoat ansrily
away from the recumbent shoulder OF the
honest but not stylish agriculturist who has
made a mattress OF ii, and glare Savagely
down Of little bundle OF blue and white
baggage that these people have piled up on
my seat.
And loi while / glare tiny, dimrled
hand peeps out Of the folds OF the blue
cloak. with dainty nails. tinted like she'll ;
a f1cssy little halo OF silken hair. white lids
closed over the blue eyes, long lasbes that
fringe the white lids-ab, the baby is well
come to all the seat. Who can keep cross at
the baby? So 7 hunt for another seat, and
really feel glad to let the baby have mine.
It is all / am going to subscribe though,
you bet. ! take another seat, and sweet
voiced, truthfu-looking woman, tells me It
belongs to her little boy.
Well, / say, he can sit with me.
But. she says, they are two OF them.
They are not visible, however, ana they
do not appear all the rest Of the trip. 1
am convinced that those boys are not yet
born. .r.t.
=. Another boy belonging to the family that
took my seat turns up in few minutes and
disputes the possession Of the seat finally
occupy. But the line has to be drawn
somewhere, and draw it at the baby. A
boy loses powerful sight OF beauty be-
tween eleven months and eleven years. So
I am not moved by any tender emotion to-
ward the boy. give him the end OF the
seat next the window, however, because it
is mean, dirt mean, to make boy on his
travels sit away from the car window.
Then the window is broken and there IS o
strong draft blowing in which will not hurt
the boy, while must take care OF myself.
Mr.. Tilden's health is failing. General
Grant Is reported insane, and there must De
somebody saved 10 be President OF this I'M
happy country.-Bardette in Haaceeye.
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11RUsTEE'S SALE OF THAT VERY
i HANDSOME NEARLY NEW TElREE-STORY
BRICK DWELLING No. 800. SITC ,tn II -. ~ 4
THE CORNER OF EAST GRACE AND FIEIH
STREETS. AT AUCTION.-In execution o. 4 deec
OF trust from Jesse T. Hotcheo on ana wiIe 20 On M
az trustee, dated the 18th dav Of October, 1878
and duly recorded In the Office OF the CnanGery
Court Of The city of Ricnmond seias reGnire e1 Sc
nubic auction. on the premises, on FRIDAY thG
Sd OF NAV, 1879. at s. O'Clock T. a.. the vERl
VALUABLE RESIDENCE, NO. ooo' Situated d.
The HOUSE is nearly new, has ten rooms besides
servants rooms has all the modern improvements
and is Ir.t-class residence in all respects being
CON venicnt to business, to churches, and to market
and situated ON enc Of the most improving streets
and in now the most desirable neighoorhoods In the
city for residence
The deed requires that the terms shall be cash q:
10 so much as will defray all The expenses OF sale
and for a. 100, with interest from The 9Th of Oc'
tober 1878, and for the balance on such terms al
may be announced ut time OF sale: but more lioera
terms as to the cash pa ment may be given at time
of sale. ADOiPH OSfERLOd, trustee:
GRUBBS G WILLIAMS. Auctinneers. ap22
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BY j. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1ll3 Main street.

TXECUTOR'SS SALE AT AUCTION OF
T. THAT NEAT BRICK COTTAGE No. 212
WEST MARSHALL STREET. FRONT YARD.
ORNAMENTED WITH LARGE EVERG REESS
AND OTHER SIIADE-TREES. ON NORTH SIDE
OF MARSHALL BETWEEN MADISON STREET
AND BROOK AVENUE.-l5y request q! executor,
will sell at public auction OH MONDAY, Nav s,
1879. mt $50 2. ~. the aboye-describcd PRO.
PERTY. The DWELLING has six rooms, Eng
lish basement. with porch across the entire trout
kitchen. &C.. &c. The lot Is "a by $50 feet to 4
wide alley, and has, besides city wafer, fine well.
Persons dc,iring snug and pretty home at 4
small cost will DO we'll 10 attend this sale.
TERMS One fourth cash: balance In six, twelve.
aud eighteen month, interest added and secured by
deed Of trust j. THOMPSON BROWN.
ap2S ucioncer.
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BY Chaffin. Staples & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctl6neers,
No, north Tenth street.

DESIRABLY-LOCATED FARM FOR
- SALE AT AUCTIOS.-On The premises, on
TUESDAY, May 9th, ut 4 O'Clock z. NJ at the re-
quest OF Mrs. shuttle, we will sell ut auction thai
well located and beautiful FARM, continuing
EIGHTY-SEVEN ACRES, lying on the Staples.
Mill road, aud near to The Broad-S,rcet road ahon1
arc good. The DWELLING /; located in a shady
grove of trtcs. a fine crop OF wheat is Row grow
Ing the place. and large beds of asparagus, which
will be sold with the farm. 4 stream OF water
bounding the place makes II desirable o- dairy pur'
poses. Well Of good water in the yard.
Parties desiring attend the sale Will he taken IN
our CONVEYANCE. leaving our office ar 3 O'Clock T.. NJ
TERMS: One fourth cash and the bal ancc in one,
two. and three years, with six per cent interrs &C.
ferred payments 10 be secured by IrliS-deed upon
the property. CIIAFFIN, STAPLES 4 CO..
an ri &uctOnCcrs.
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BY Grnbbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VERY

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VERY
" VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND NEAR THE
EASTERN LIMITS OF THE CITY OF EItlI-
the Circuit Court of fcnr!cO county entered On the
18Th day Of December, 1878. III the suit therein
Dcndtng under The short style of H. c. Cahcll Us.
John Tracy. .r and others, The undersigned, spr.
cal commits toner's appointed for the PURPOSE VIII
sell 1T public auction. upon III" premises, Oh ltlS-
DAY the 5 IN day Of May. 1879. ut O'Clock T. NJ.
all or so much thereof IS may he necessary Tor The
nrpose of satisfying the hereinafter mentioned
debt and costs. OF thar VERY FALUABLETRACT
or LAND above referred TO, lying on the Wil'laus-
hurp turnpike opposite the National Cemetery. for
merIv called Mnutrosc; but now known AS the
ACRES This property embraces all OF ihc 0risi-
nal town of Randolph except i iive-hcrc lot ana
forty seven other small lots. The improvements
are i LARGE FRAME DWELLING and BARN,
both needing repair. ,,,.-
which Juslfes reasonable hope that At no distant
day it NAV he cut up in lois and s0l! out IN great adj
vantage are circumstances which give decided value
TO this property. ard which should attract the al
tention Of investors. - ,
executing the trust the fees for drawing the deed
mentioned In said decree, If tnptld, and 10 dis
charge the sum al $4,000. with Interest thereon
from the 10th Of April. 1877, until paid; ana Tor
the residue OF The pllrchase-monty, upon suci
credits and to be secured In such manner as said
Cabell shall prescribe and direct. and on Failure 10
give such direction, on such terms Us The SAID COM
PEaCHY Il. GRhTTAN,
JAMES PLEASANTS,
Special Commissioners.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, AuctloBecrS.
ap lO-I2,
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BY Augustine Royal and Grubbs I Williams,
Auctioncers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FARM
" OF. THIRTY ACRES IN CHESTERFIELD
CITY OF MANCH ESTER, AT AUGrIOS.-ln Exc
cuton of decree Of the Hastings COur Of the city
in The case of Cooke against Cooke and others, the
under igned. the special commissioner thereby ap-
pointed for the purpose will sell by auction, ON ihe
NJ. the VERY VALUABLE SMALL TRACT OF
LAND situated near 10 Manc hester, and lying be-
tw en- the Milio, hian turnpike and the River road
and Is part of the farm recently occupied by Mrs
s. c. Cooke. 1t lies beautifully, and Is In full view
or divided, as may seem best at the time OF sale.
TERMS: one third cash; the balance At six,
twelve, and eighteen months. for negotiable notes.
interest added; title retained until The purchase
money Is paid
WILLIAM HAMILTON SANDS,
myl Commissioner.
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HUMOR OF THE SCALP

THAT WAS DESTROYING THE HAIR CURED WIFE
; - ONE BOX OF CUTICURA. .,-'..,...
Messrs. Weeks & Potter: Gentlcmen,-1 want tc
tell YOU Whist CUTIcURA has done for me. About
Zen years ago my hair began falling ont caused ~
Humor of the Scalp. tried various remedies, Toe
numerous to mention, without relief: until begar
using CUTIcUkA, one box of which has entirely
cured me and new hair Is beginning to grow:
Respectfully, MRS. v. =. koOa,
CHICAGO, ILL.,. November. l3,lS7S.
" '.',s.'s. -, -. MARY z. TOWNSEND,
-. 4l2 west Jackson street;
MRS. G. A. GRAY, .-.0...
341 Fulton street.
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GOLD PENS.
TOHN HOLLANDS PATENT RECORD
81

TOHN HOLLANDS PATENT RECORD
- GOLD PEN,
PATENTED October 2, 1872,
is the highest achievement III the manufacture Of
Gold Pens, and the result of experiments for more
than twenty years. The "RECORD" PEN Is pro-
duced by skilful combination Of the two precious
and nom corrosive metals-l6 karat GOLD and PLA-
T1SUM-while the ordinary gold pen contains an
alloy or copper. reducing Its 1neness without yield
ing that elasticity, density and steel-like temper
which the costly platinum supplies. The REC
ORD" GOLD. PEN-POINTs are of the best Irid-
ium tdiamonds, indestrucuble with fair treatment,
and polished TO Elass-like smoothness.
Steei.pen writer's have now every objection TO gold
fairly overcome, and every requirement in pen
which will endure and not o1idize, squarely met.
The "RECORD" GOLD PEN is guaranteed to
possess durability, permanently of spring, and per-
lection point. Price, $780, Sold by all jewellers
and s,ationers In the United States. Hnot found or
der direct fiom
JOHN HOLLAND. Manufacturer,
. = 10 west Fourth street, Cincinnati.
For sale by RANDOLPH & ENGLISH and WOOD
HOUSE & PARHAAI, Richmond, Va. mh'l9.W1y