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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-24
BY Frank ID. Hill L CO.,
Real Estates Agent and Auciiouccrs,
HOS Main street.

TRAME DWELLING AND LOT OF
n GROUND ON THE WEST SIDE or LAuREi.
KETWEEN BEVERLY AND LBIMAkl.E
SHEETS AT AUCTGoN.-At the request OF me
owner we will sell 1t auction. on the premises No.
3O6 south Laurel street. on MONDAY, May Z6'
1919 Mt jk O'Clock =. NJ. the PROPERTY above
Iescr bed The lot fronts 80 feet on Laurel street.
With depth Of 145 To an alley. The house Contains
TERMS: 800 cash; The balance in three or four
wears, with six per cent interest added secured Oy
trust d0cd. FRANh ID. HILL -,
my 90 hucliunccrs.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
' JAMES RIVER Fol. SALE.-By virtue Of
deed of trust executed hy David s. Cnwlcs the ST
day of February. \. d. 1873, TO Securea debt fht
mentioned, VIC, one Of us, icing rtquir.d ~ ne
creditor. will sell by pubic auction; on MDNDAi
the 9th day OF June, 1879, before TIE
Joir Of James CITY county. the EALuAE u 4
TRACT OF LAND in said county, on James river
ju>t above Jamestown Island, containing about 40
ACRES, known rs "AMBLEf'S,n now = IL
LOCGHBY,r which WAS purchased ny said -. ;.
COwIcs from ". w. Coke. executor uf EiZa Coke
deceased This Is M excellent farm: good soil WIN
comfortable brick buildings there on good orchard
and new wharf. erected ut cost of about S23un,
To- which large vessels can come. IL has tine wafer
view. 80 1890. r
lst January. 1878, and costs of sale: balance on
credits 10 he made known on day OF sale.
WILLIAM 5. PEACUY,
JOHN 4. COKE,
mv1515t Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-24
by Frank ID. Hill K Co.,
Real Estate AGENTS and AuctioncerS,
HOS Main street,

VERY DESIRABLE CANDLES HILL
BUILpIEG-LOTS FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-At the request OF owner. We VIII ofirr Tor
sale public auction. IN hc premises ri on "c!o
2. NJ, on THURSDAY, May 20, 1879. those very
conveniently loo ,tcd anu desirable LOTS at Inc
corner of Fourth aud Dvr streets. There Is front
OF 50 feet on the east side Of Byrd with i"pih or
l40 feet, aud VIII be sold as whole or divided into
two lots.
The improvements now being mad on Candles
III render This location very desirable, and in Il
very short lime will make this property very WALTZ
able.
TERMS: One third cash: balance III and IL
months, with per CEN. crest.
FRANK ID. HILL e CO..
mvo3 Auctionccrs.
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cPRING GOODS.

10 ~" COURTNEY POWELL .-....,
have now in store n complete assortment OF
SPRING GOODS,
to which they invite the attention of the public.
CASSlMERES for men.and boys from 25c. 10 Sc;
BLACK CASHMERES from soc. to $1.25 PEI
yard; ~
BLACK TAMIsE from soc. to 81 per yard;
BLACK HENRIETTA from 81 10 $3.50 per yard
BLACK MOUSLIS;
BUNTINGS. all shades and qualities;
LINENS of all kinds:
A bargain in BLEAGHED TABLE-DAMASR al
.5Qc.; ~
Largest stock of HOSIERY In the city;
UNDERWEAR for ladies, men, and children;
PARASOLS, KID GLOVES;
SILK and LACE TIES;
Beautiful SHETLAND SHAWLS;
Full stock of D0MESTICS,
and many other desirable goods.
We guarantee our prices to be as low as any IN th
mai kct. 429 Bl.OAll SIfEEi,
ph 2G-3m between Fourth and Filth.
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BY Wellington GOddln,
po,I Irs,.t. .opnt and kurtlOlprr.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ~ SI-100
ACRES OF LAND IN TIE Plan OF MOUNT
ERIN, ON THE EAST SIDE OF TIE WIZ w
LIAMsBURG TURNPIKE, HALE MILE BE-
Low KlCHMOND.-Ry virtue OF i decree or ifc
Circuit Court OF tlenrco, entered on me ls,h OF
Dyccnbcr. 1878, and Of another decree entered ON
ihr 3Ist Of january, 1877. In the case oi W onl-
folks executors aga:nS. Woofoik ana ais We SAail
rs sptcial commissioners thereby appointed pro
coed TO sell at public auction. ~ the office oI Wei.
nns'on Gntldn, Real Estate Aucllcnetr; corner OF
Bank and Eleventh streets in the city OF R'chiuohn
on TUESDAY the 27ih Of Nav, 1879. Ut IL O'Clock
81. the VALUABLE AND ATfEACIitE Ian -. -,
lnca,ed Us above. containing AZ S7-10D ACRES or
ENCEILEN'T FARMING LAND, after res"ryins
th reirom Onc-teuih acre for hurial-eronnd, ali'
one acre heretofore sold Oft TO the Viz lnt SuGa!
Refinery COMPANY
For Il suburban residence. or for 4 Nlarket-gardcn
tbi> tract posse, scs many advantages.
TERMS: One third cash: balance ut SIX an,
twelve months, for ncSo iabc notes Interest added
and title reiains iii all OF the purchase money
fully paid and conveyance ordered ~ The Court.
ISAAC II. CARRlSGTOS,
JOHN b. YOUNG,
myl6 Comm ssioncrs.
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BY Goddis, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioHeers,
No. HOG Main street.

AUCTION SALE OF LOT CORNER
N PAGE AND ACCOMMODATION STREETS.
4OxlOO FEET.-At be request of the owner we
will offer for sale at public auction on Inc premises,
on SATURDAY, oath of May, 1879, at O'Clock
r. NJ, the LOT located as above.
TERMS: One third cash; balance at SIX and twelve
months, interest added. and secured by a deed OF
trust. GODDlN, WAhREN Cu.,
my 81 AuctloiSels'
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BY Chaflin. Staples & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and AuroneeTS,
No, | north Tenth street.

II, Ty NEAR THE BALTIMORE BRICK
COMphNY,S YARDS, FOR SALE BY AUCTION.
On THURSDAY. May 20. 1870. at O'CLOCK I.
n we viii sell on The premises. about F,J uR- AND
A-OIThRTER ACRES of the eel, bra'ed Van Lew
hrieS-clay land. adjoining that recently sold 10
Mrssrs. Powers ( Crump.
The srper,or quality OF this clay Is well estab-
lishrd as 10 need no commentator from us, AMI aS
IL is the last OF The Van Lew clay property now In
the market or likely 10 be for some years To come:
securing the only clay from which brick be nate
for supplying the city government, and which Is
preferred by builders TO any other.
TERMS. One fifth cash; and the balance at 8, II,
1s. pa 3d. and SO months. With Interest ADDED. Tor
negotiable notes. secured BIZ trust decd.
CHAFFiN, STAPLES " co,
Auct.oufcrs.
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By jas. Mactlougall. Auctioreer.
No. 10 Governor Tor Thirlccnlh) street.

SALE OF STOCK OF
L REhUY-MADE CLOTHING. &C, AT AUG
TION.-Hy virtue OF Il drci Of trust executed by
a. s. Kaufman 10 the subscriber, and of record in
the clerks office OF the Chanccry Court of tie city
Of Richmond. ana being required 10 do SO by one
of lie creditors secured In aid deed. VIII proceed
to sell ut auction on THURSDAY the 29.h instant,
mt o O'Clock 4. NJ, at the st"rcouse of II. s. Knuf
man NO l4U1). corner of Main and Fourteenth
streets. Richmond, Va, The entire stock of goods
now IN said .or consisting Of varied asSo, imcnt
of GENTLEMEN'S READY-MADE CLOTHING,
&C. e1cept such articles therein have been claim
ed and set apart by the said Kaufman As his home
stead by decd Of record In said court.
The trade Is particularly invited to attend said
sale.
TERMS: Cash. GEORGE D. WISE,
INV ID Trustee. &C.
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BY Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent AMI Auctioneer'
No, lib Main street.

SALE, WITHOUT RE
L SERVE. TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER: t, +
THAT NEAT BRICK COTTAGE, VIII LAK1t
YnPD. No PIP WEST MARSHALL STREET,
EVFRGREENS AND SIIADE-TREES.-Sy re-
quest Of executor will sell on MONDAY. May 20
1879 ar O'Clock p. NJ the above de siraole proper
", for division between heirs OF same. =,
The dwelling has six rooms. yeranda across lhs
front: English basement: kitchen. &c. Lot "a bS
$50 fret 10 wide alley, and Las well 1csidea CIT!
water. -
TERMS One fourth cash: balance In SIX. twelve
and eighteen months. interest added secured bl
trust. d, cd. J.IHOMPSON BRONN,
my 20 Auctiohtei.
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rUTICURA REMEDIES.
nly2l

MEADE & BAKERS ......
III DRUGS TORE,
919 MAIN STHEET, RICHMOND, VA,
MAY BE FOUND THE FOLLOWING:
AIR. CUSHIONS FOR INVALlDS. -.
AIR-PILLOWS FOR TRAVELLERS,
HOT-WATER BAGS, .s,.. ... ~.
ICE-BAGS FOR THE HEAD. ....-
RUBBER-CLOTH FOR INFANTS,
~ SOFT-BuBBER BED-PANS,
TRAVELLING FLASKS,
SPoNGE-BAGS,
POCKET-STOyES, ..
HURSE-HAIR FLESH-GLOVES,
FLESH-BRUSHES,
CUTLER'S POCKET INHALERs
STEAM INHALERS, --
THROAT ATOMIZERS,-
NASAL DOUCHES,
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS, ...-
HARD-RUBBER TRUSSES.
FEVER THERMOMETERS,
GALyANIC BATTERIES,
GARRATT'S ELECTRIC DISKS.
CELEBRATE POTASH TABLETS,
SEA-SALT FOR BATHING,
MEDICINE. GLASSES FOR THE SlCK,
SPITTOoSS kOR THE SICK,
FINEST SELF-SYRINGES,
-. SuoULnEp-ysnA ACES Coz --lalts AND !. nush s,
and an surgical aad medical appliances, for sxle
MEADE 6 BAKER, Pharmacists,
ap 24-3m s19 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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OVER ONE THOUSAND A { 4 L 5
" CHOICE ALBEMARLE LAND AT AUG
TION.-The BOILING; SPRING ESTATE Former
ly the property OF Judge A. Rises. near Narrer on
the james River canal, VIII be offered al puois SAFE
OH WEDNESDAY the 2Sih inssant, on Tue p rGs1r
ises This nroperty includes an excel eni GRISf
ana SAW MILL. and necessary farm bns!'iings The
Richmond and AlIeghany railroad will probably pass
through This iapd IL With be sold whole, or d.
yCed TO suit purchasers. IL is determined TO eel on
the day named, II possible. ...
TERMS Liberal.
foS iaisue. p~ae JOHN WOOD, Jr.,
NH. MASsIF-
!. CHARLorTEsylLLE,y VA, May I6, 1879.
my l7.eod3t u.s. ~
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1TEW-AND DESIRABLE GOODS
.UIIuS MEYERS.

JVLIUS MEYERS.
eO3 BROAD STREET:
ri, s1|E LACE STRIPE BUNTINGS
RIA OK LACE SRtJCADE BUNTINGS.
Faa line gPLAINgALL-WOOL BUSTINGS-pee.
IA, AK }yOCI, BJETINGs at I2lsr.:
IOUBLE-WIisTH DEBEIGES az 22Ac.:
SLACK saATfNS at S7kc-, 81, s1.25- ard Bl.ou'
LACE. STRIPE MUSLINS at 12kc-:
WHITE LINEN LAWNS at zoe. and Mp Tarns'
PLAID and Gil ECKED VICTORIA LAWNS 81.
New desiuns an BRETON hAGES:
Handsome BRETON LACE TlES: ro,
WHITE, BLACK, and CULoRED LACE-Iof
p1.aGR AID COLoRED SILK MITTs, very loSss;
Full sssorenent or our SOC. TWo-B0TToN hlo
GLOVES: r,,Dp,ut.
SuIRT-warranted linen bosom and eut ,,,i
20 COS Broad street,
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.,,,,HlI,,,y,,' fsS,aps,s..

=TTUTzLER BROTHERS. ss 5ss
FL 1870 625 BROAD STREET, -,
fiaye the largest add Cheapest as well as the mosi
SSrpasss rt.iuctjou in prices OF TQRCHoN. BkE-
TONNE and yALENCiENNEs LAC LACE:
from 3c upward. LnoE at tbesn.
BLaCK CHaNTILLY LAGts-al tilk-very
~ cheap. s-...ssS :. ,-.rxy orppa>c ~
s,T3ces lower than ever before oertd In ibis city
FRfEGEI SATtNS. BUTTONS,
TAhSE an M ris n and LINEN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
CORSETS, MERINO UNDERWEAR, Esihhoi-
y DER5ES, &c.
10c. 1ncz. o.,
& Give them n cali. - ny -
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By Robert q. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1919 Main street, Richmond, Va.

AUCTION SALEss--Fature Days.
80 By Robert 3. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1919 Main street, Richmond, Va.
GRAND HOTEL PROPERTY
IN RICHMOND, VA,
WITH FURNITURE, FIXTURES, HORSES, ON
NIBUsEs, AND EVERYTHING COM
PLETE FOR THE BUSINESS,
FRONTING CAPITOL STREET AND CAPITOL
. SQUARE, ON NINTH STREET,
THE LOVELIEsT SPOT IN THE SOUTH,
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
BY request Of Arcssrs. Hunter 4 Pendleton, owners
northwest corner OF Grace and Ninth streets, and
now doing large and rapidly increasing business;
with reput alton equal to any hoiefi In Richmond,
shall sell 10y public auction, upon the premises, on
THURSDAY THE 29rn DAY OF MAY, 1879,
ATl2 O'CLOCK b.,
the Hotel rs above described, with front on Grace
stree. Of SO 3l2 feet and NiHth STREET 163 4-l2
Width on It's aeP Pear Of 70 feet The Hotel IS
partly four stories and partly three stories above
F Pmn' SpntaRS adonng and Tonlng
Ninth street. which Is included in the sale confirms
seven rooms, kitc3eD, launuTy> sCifantS Tpail
ments, Stable, carriagc-houSc, &c &c, situated IN
the geographical centre of the city, In front OF the
State Capitol sgnare, with an elevation insuring
hcalth cir and ue views OF the surrounding coun-
try This is Justly considered the
MOST DESIRABLE POSITION FOR A HOTEL
In Richmond, located IS it Is one Of the great
thorouyhfarcs of the city, where sireet-cars are
passing every few minutes and viii few squares
OF the post-ofice. custom house. and all public
places and yet witha In quiet and delightful To-
calty. where property Is steadily and continually
Improving I'm value. The sale OF this property should
commend itself 10 men Of capital and to hotel mt
st large. tho may desire now TO secure permanently
the location the best and most desirable OF all Others
| for that business in Richmond and in the entire
South. ,
The FURNITURE is comparatively new. and Is
oil good modern stye-such rs is usually found In
| tirst-class hotel.
Will be included In sae-such As chinaware. &c. &c
| The owners have concluded TO sell positively on
the day M ned. Parties may attend expeclngt 10 sec
| the sale made on the flaY named.
| THE TERMS WILL Re MADE EXCEEDING
| LY LIBERAL. AND WILL BE ANNOUNCED
| Fully ON DAY AND HOUR OF SALE.
| ROBERT q. LYME .Auctioneer.
n R-This adyertis cnent Will moi In any way IN
| terfere with The business Of the Hotel. and ON
friends and patrons Will be made com Portable anC
taken as good care Of as heretofore.
| HUNTER & PENDLETOE,
Proprietors OF st. Claire Hotel.
| ROBERT b. LYME, Auclionecr. my
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ma. 3. ,rcLArE,a yERMIEuaE.
TIVE GENUINE DIX. g. Mcr,ANE's
CELEBRATED
WORM sPEClFIc,
vERafIFuGE
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

/ the couutenance IS pale and Ieadcn.cos,.ed' with
occasional Pushes or circuroecribcd spsS On one OF
,.,,, .heets: the eyes become dalfs The pupils
,.e. nm azure senicircle rams aiongsae lower eye
nd; Che nose is irrtsated, ssTefls, sad sometimes
h,exsfs: a swelling Of tho upper Zip; occasional,
s,r,ache, with huu,un.ug or throbaing Of the ears;
=, unuua, secretion OF saliva; Shiny or furree
,,,eue: breath very foul, particularly in the Iorn'
ting: appetite variable. sometimes voracious' wsea
= knawinc sensation Of the stomach at others ea'
tirely gone :. necttHx pains in the stomsch ooes-
s,ensI nausea and vomiting; violent pains through
ont tbe abdomen bowels irregular at times co'tpe
stools sltnIy, not anfreauentsy tnged with e'soo
belly swollen and hard; urine turbid; respiration
occcasiona,y dtnhcult, and accompanied o.. MIC
couch: cough sot,etimes dry and -conyusiTe' I'M
e.sr and disturbed sleep, with grinding 81 the
teeth temper variable, bat generally irritable &c
whenever the above symptoms arc found to exist
e DIR. c. McLANE's vERNIFUGE
! - 900 - .a--.. ......-.--- - -
WILL CERTAINLY EFFECT A CURE.
| q IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form. tits an innocent preparation, not ca
pabe Of doing the slightest injury to the most
tender infant. -
! The genuine DE. McLANE's VERMIFrGE peaes
he signatures of G. McLANg and FLEMING BROS,
| on the wrapper. --...
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MILLINERY.

NEW GOODS RECEIVED Be
~ DAILY MILLINERY GOODS ATSEyg
In Stra LeghorS. aud Chips. Flowers very cheap.
trimmed Goods lower than ever before. Grape
Wells and Mourning Goods specially. Look Il orr
Picnic (trImmed1 Hats ut 30. 80, aud Ace. Extra
bargains IN Straw Hats-new aud stylish shapes-st
Ms, 20, g. and 40c. Large stock and low nrtceg at
e. MRS +. HUTZLER'S,
nv 81 b25 Broad street.
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By Robert b. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctionecr,
No. l2l2 Main street.

DMINISTRATRIX'S SALE OF FINE
"A HQUSEH0LD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE. &C.,
AT No. 1885 MAIN STREET,
TAI THE RESIDENCE OF MIR. D. ROSE.
BETWEEN FIFTEENTH:ASD SEVENTEENTH
STREETS,
ON WEDNESDAY, MAY %, 1879.
AZ the request OF the Administrative of the late
BENJAMIN Rose win offer for sale, upon the prem
ises, at 1885 Main street. berinnins at or o'clock
A. NJ, the following FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE
consisting In part OF --- .s- .
10 FINE SET PARLOR FURNITURE.
Elegan, HAT.RACk. BRUSSELS CAfrEI'
/ fine WEBER 7-OCTAVE PIANO I'm good orlerh
Fine ARM-CHhlRS. LOUNGE S.
MARBtE-TOP TABLES, PICTURES,
ROCKiNG-CHAIRS, WARDROBEe,
. MIRRORS. WASHSTANDS,
Fine CURTAINS. .4
, BEDSTEAD, BEDDING, &C.:
LARGE EXTENSION DIAiNG-TABLE,
CU0KINC- aud HFATING-STOYES,
TABLE-CUTLERY.
d. CHAMBER &C.; and many
other articles too numerous to mention. .
The attention Of those Wishing TO purchase first"
class furniture Is invited to this sale. 49,.
TERMS Made known at sale. g..
- -. ROBERT B. LYME.
my24 Auctloneer.
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Jx, n. aaLEs--Thfs Day.
Richmond Baz7ar.
Nos. I43s and 440 Franklin street.

s
- Richm1ud Baz7ar.
Nos. 1885 and 144o Franklin street
THIS DAY, AT 10 O'CLOCK, We
WILL SELL AS ABOVE
rs FIRST CLASS HORSES,
JUST RECEIVED FROM KENTUCKY.
HAVING BEEN SELECTED BY AJUDGE OF
STOCK.
THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC is PART1c-
ULaRLY REQUESTED TO THIS INVOICE.
ALSO,
Several NEW and SECONDHAND PHAEfons
and BU6GlEs,
/ CRoYDoN--made by Ri,eley Burris,
Together With the REGISTERED LIST OF
GOOD and sERYrcEABLE HORSES,
amongst which are some frtt-rate animals Tor dFiV-
rr o,d riding nurnoses. Z. g. COOK,
ny24 saesinah.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

"A FINE BUSINESS OPENING.-A
N spieadId opening in the RETAIL AND PRE-
SCRIPTlUE DRUG BUSINESS. With an estab-
Ished trade 81 live years, and located IN the coul-
nerc.al centre of Slaunton. Va. stock and fixtures
complete and in frst-class condition. ysE,-t.-.
Terms made easy for n responsible party. Ad-
dress Box ~. Stauntou, Va my 20.cod3t Il
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Real Estate Agents.
my o-codlm l1l3 Maiu street.

TOR SALE PRIVATELY, THAT
4 SPLENDID Nd TH0ROEGiiiLII IT; ,S On:
DWELLING, No. SEQ, northeast corner of Mar
shall and Ei,hth streets The late residence OF Am
brose Carlton, ESQ., containing about twelve rooms.
with closets range, hot and cold wafer, &C. Double
BRICK KITCHEN and STABLE. This property.
owing 10 its location and construction, Is Jlstl! con-
siiered very valuable.
TERMS OF SALE: Reasonable, and made known
On applic. lion 10 FRANK ID. hill & CO..
Real Estate Auctioneers,
nv 2O.cod2w 1lGS Main street.
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DIR. Z. McLANE'S

DIR. &. McLANE'S
..- LIVER PILLS ..-
are no. recommended as remedy" for all the Ills
that flesh is heir to-, but In affections Of the liver
and all Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia and SICK
Headache OF diseases of that character they stand
without q rival. .....
AGUE AND FEVER. ~.
No better cathartjc can be- used preparatory to or
after taking quininc. ...-.. &
Asa simple purgative they are unequalled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS. ,,,.rp =:
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Each box has q red wax seal ON the lid, with the
impression DE-. McLANE's LIVER PILLS.
Each wrapper bears the signatures of G. McLANE
and FLEMING BROS.
Insist upon having the genuine DR. c. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros, OF Pitts
burgh, Pa, the market being full of limitations OF
the name McLASE, spelled differently but same
pronunciation. my As-oeo"AS
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ruAT, ESTATE At PRIVATE SALE.

REAL ESTATE At PRIVATE SALE.
TOR SALE, THE VERY DESIRA-G g.
II BILE DWELLING in Linden Row, No. Ell
11o Franklin street. between First and Second
streets This is one OF the be In the block has
ten rooms besides kitchen with four rooms with all
modern convenience, &c.
Liberal terms of payment allowed.
INV 14-6t - GRURBS & WILLIAMS.
TOR SALE PRIVATELY, BUILDING
Il LOTS In the plan of Towards Grove, on the
sIechanicSy!Ile turnpike. -.
BUILDING LOTS in The plan OF WoodVille.
BUILDING LOTS in Marks addition 10 MAN.
chester.
RICuAR DSON &C CO.,
Real Estate Agents.
nv oood1n lll3 Maui street.
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THE VAN LEW MANSION, ONEs
Il CHURCH HILL. FOR REET-The mosl III
beautiful siiuation In the city, VIII be partially fur
niscd or unrurnished: With stable, &c. There is !
cookins-ra re ana bathrooms with hot and cold
wafer. Would suit 4 club OF young men. Apply TO
Inv I6-lm GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
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THE COURTS.
COURT OF APPEALS.

COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY Now Is, 1879.
In the Court of Appeals Tuesday, November IS.
1879
Bennett VS.. Austin.-Motion for reargument sub
mtted.
No. 96. George W. Nicholas and another. appel
lants. VS.. the New York Central and Hudson River
Railroad Company, Observation-Disclosures by Arthur
Smith tor appellants William Ii. Smith for respond
ents.
No. los. The First National Bank of Springfield
ILL.,. respondent. Charles A. Dana. appellant
Argued by w. c. BARTLETT for appellant; Charles C.
Emott for respondent.
Nos so ana SIS two cases). Pater o. Eisenlord ap-
pellant. Maggie Dillenback and another admins
tratrix. &C.. respondents.-Argued by j. h. Cook Tor
appellant n G. Moak for respondents.
DECISIONS.
In the Court of Appeals today-present Hon.
Sanford E. Church Chief Justice. and associates-the
Flynn and others. administrators. VS.. The Equ-
table Lite Insurance Company; Hurd. receiver, vs..
Kelly.-Judgment affirmed. with costs.
Jarvis Olmstead.-Ordered that plaintiffs have
leave to withdraw their appeal Of this appeal
to abide the event of the action.
Riggs VS.. Waydell.-Appeal dismissed. with costs
Embury Foster; Bergen vs.. Snedcor.-Appeal
dismissed. with costs.
In the matter of Getter. to vacate assessment
Order OF General Term reversed. and that of the
Special Term affirmed, with costs.
Boorman VS.. The Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
Company.-Order affirmed with costs.
NicoL VS.. Burke.-Judgment reversed and
trial granted costs to abide the event unless plain
till stipuates to deduct from the judgment the sum
OF $50. with interest from August l. 1876; $50. with
interest from November l. 1876; $50. with interest
from February /, 1871 and $50. with interest from
May /, 1877. in which event judgment as so modi-
fed. affirmed without costs of the appeal to either
party in this court
Simon Huot-Moton granted on payment by
plaintiff to defendant OF $40. costs of motion.
Inc day calendar for wednesday. November 10.
1872 is as follows:-Nos ITO. H. A. 49, a. los, LOG
and As.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-19
DRAINAGE OF THE TOMBS.

The prison vans did not enter the Tombs prison
yard yesterday morning. as has been the custom.
In consequence large crowd of curious people
gathered in Franklin street to see the prisoners
alight and enter the building. An increased num-
Der of keepers called into reputation to prevent
any attempts at escape. visit to the prison yard
explained why the vans were not allowed in. force
Of workmen were employed laying pipe from the
main prison for criminals to Franklin street. The
Tombs has been existence over forty years When
1t erected the building where the more danger
GUS male criminals now kept was supplied with
but sewerage pipe This connected with the
cells on the ground floor and also with
those on the four or five different tiers
and with single pipe In the centre OF the building.
which out into Centre street. This the
only outlet for all the sewerage in the long. high
structure. The sewerage had to pass from one end
of the building to the other, and then half way
back, to connect with the central pipe, which
reached the building about its centre force pump
was constantly in to force the sewerage to the
outlet. Yesterday the erection OF waste pipe at
either end of the building begun and hereafter
the waste matter will have two outlets. 1t has been
regarded for long time most necessary reform.
and will. it is believed. greatly improve the health
full condition OF the prison.