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KOTICE.-The Clayton l. oan Associa-
IN ton offers new series for sale; this AS
ISOLATION loans the full am unit and COL
lects premium monthly.
MI LiCHTENSTEiN
ma1-im lHfN Secretary.
N OTICE.-L0A $40, X, q r.n SAN
IN les, 80 shares of stOcA In the 9th SER
les of the Cen raj Loan a association are
now Offered for sale At &l per share. Apply
to d. 7, HAWKINS. Secretary,
my1-9t rn No 404 Market stree
NJ OTICE--1he WOrking Men's loan
IN ASSOCIATION now offers new ock ior
sale. The first pay ment may be m ade al
any me TO the secretary
GEO. C. MARIS,
apo I'm en1 shipley street. 2n.l floor.
kfOI1CE.-M Mechanics L1oau' a AssUcla-
IN tion offers Tor sale 800 shares new
stock. First payment on the second Tues
day in May. Application eau be made to
WM. j. MO. ROW. Secretary,
antt-eodtr AIT French street.
Al UTICh The Delaware Loan A ssocia.
IN tion nov offers new stock for saie.-
The first payment may be made at any
time 70 the Secretary. GEO. q. MARIs,
aplO seI Shipisy st.. end f1oor.
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A UDITOk'S NOTICF.-I will attend at
"A New castle to settle the accounts OF
the School Committees OF New Castle
County, a. follows: May ~, No. to 20
May 18th, from 80 and upwards. Prompt
Attendance requested.
n IH. JNO, STAATS.
u Auditor OF counts.
April 3nth. 1879. .Hs mal-w
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- HERIEF'5 SALF.
y BY virtue of u writ OF Levari Faclas,
10 me directed, will be exposed 10 public
sal g. at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, Sal shipley st.
Il pt by John j. Dougherty. In the city OF
" ilmington, New Castle County, Della
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TO me d recied, will be exposed 10 public
sale. at the
HOTEL OF SAMUEL PEACOCK,
In NJ Middletown, In st. George hundred
New Castle county, Delaware, on
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-23
By Frank D. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
llOS Main street, ......

TRUSTEES'S SALE OF VERY VALUA-
BLANDON, IN HENRiCO COUNTY NEAR THE
CORPORATE LIMITS OF RICHMOND CITY.
AND ADJOINING THE NEW RESERVOIRS
GROUNDS AND PARK ON THE WEST.-By
recorded in the clerks office Benrico County Court,
In d. B.. go, y. 3l7. default having been made In
the payment Of certain note secured therein, and
at the request Of the beneficiary In said deed, we
VIII sell ut public auction, on the premises. located
p. A., the PROPERTY described in said deed, as
follows : T. e BLANDON FARM of P. NJ. Tabb, In
the county Of Henrico, near the city OF Richmond,
containing 50 4-5 ACRES more or less, lying south
of the old WeStham turnpike, now the ccntnna-
ing the new CITY Reservoir Park, and was conveyed
to said p. N. Tabb by two deeds-one from X. G..
Page and wife October ! 6. 1S49, and the other
from Archibald Thomas and wife January l, 1881.
The i'm provements consist Of a comfortable BRICK
DWELLING, containing SIX or eight rooms, With
the usual ou-buldingS, and u well or eIcellenr
water. This land Is not Only very valuable for
farming purposes (having been kept In high Stale
considered the most desirable in that section, on ac
count of its proximity to the public Park, wh1cn
has grown In the past year or TWO 10 De Inc Ipost
fashion able and attractive place near the CITY, Inc
destined become very valuable; and this sale, alto
getlcr, offers more inducements for solid Invest
men than any that has taken place In The nelghoor-
hood OF Richmond for some time.
sale as may be necessary to defray the expenses Of
executing the trust and to pay note of 81 .501,
with Interest at six per cent. from July 10, 1878
till paid the balance upon such terms as The grantor
in the deed may direct on day Of sale; ,,r
6. K. MACON,
Sale by FRANK d. HILL & Co., Auctioneers.,
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BY W. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
q. Bank and Eleventh streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF EALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE IN HANOVER G0UN-
Try, NEAR THE TOWN OF ASHLAND.-By Iir,
tue Of decree OF Hanover Circuit Court rendered
on the goth OF pril, 1879 in the chancery SUIT OF
1T c. Bell and Others u.s. Davenport ana atS ine
Oh TUESDAY the 5th day of August. 1879, at 10
6'clock A. IT., in front of the store OF Cox q
Leake, in the town of Ashland, the following
REAL ESTATE-viz.:
/. 4 PARCEL OF LAND containing l27
ACRES. lying on both sides of the Richmond,
Fredericksburg ana Potomac railroad; about one
half mile south of Ashland, adjoining the lands OF
John X. Connally. Charlie Siebbns, and others,
and Immediately at '.I.ankfo1d's crossing" This
will probably be subdivided into two or three par
GELS. ,.. .i,s,1
run, adjoining above, and the lands Of John Snead
Henry Saunders. and others. with 4 SMALL
DWELLING thereon, now occupied by Mr. Combs.
8. APARCEL OF 16 ACRES IN WOOD. lying
near the above parcels, and adjoining Thomas Eu-
banks. $3.50. .... ..'.
TERMS One third cash residue at one and two
years from day Of sale. purchasers TO give bonds
bearing interest from day OF sale. and The title 10
be retained until all purchase money Is paid and 4
conveyance ordered by the Court. .--,'
j.. -..2 !. WILLIAM J.LEAKE,
/. I'd. ..-. .s.. s-.-.- ,. Special Gem missioner.
81 n I n . O kud O.
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EAST ISttSn
$50 ?. u.
j:+j L.. ~.

ID,
Mail train arrives at Richmond dafIy.
cept Sunday at.................... s.,n,
Express train arrives al Richmond dan, ''' .. VI.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81. =,
and OIL Tuesday, Thursday am! S,.,r. 80" \. NJ,
day connects at Richmond Stn W.
ginia Steamboat Company's steamer
Ariel, which leaves Richmond for ui
Point, Norfolk. &c, at 7:l5 4. ".
Accommodation train arrives Al Rich
mond daily except Sunday at..........9.oO :,
A mixed train leaves Sauniou A. ~, ~
taking passengers from Virginia Midland .-aa''"
from Washington and arrives a; Richmond a, "a
p. AZ. daily except sunday. ''
A connects with Virginia Midland r,ilro,d l,.-
ing at HOO A. ri. for LyEchhur2 and kti,rI,.
Mississippi and Ohio Railroad stations. AMI ni,,
Virginia Midland railroad, leaving at $40 l.. " ~.
Washington. ''' ~
b connects with Virginia Midland railroad r.o-
ing at $3.50 A. 81 for Washington. aud with yI,.
gina Midland railroad. leaving at 2:5J 4 n g.
Lynchburg and Atlantic, Mississippi and ONO r,t'
road stations. "1'''
D connects with Valley railroad. leaving 4, p
M. for uarrisouburs. l.
Z connects with Valley railroad. leaving Al, III,
A. M. .0r Harper,s Ferry. az
F connects with stage line for Lexington 4,
G. connects with T.. d. s. and =. i. st.ao,rrs r,,u
points on the Ohio river and Cincinnati ="
II connects with Scioto Valley railroad for n,
Northwest. '
J connects with all lines dlvorriny n ,bo w.,
Northwest, and Southwest ". " : DI'yT"r
g..a.tf - Engineer and Superin,cnI,n.
CONWAY r. HOWARD, General Passenger ana
Ticket Agent. INV 81
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RICHMOND hSD PETERSBrnGI
RAILROAD COMPANY.

" = RICHMOND AND PETERSBrn,;I
2 a1F RAILROAD COMPANY. I
iNOMMENCING SUNDAY, July g., /,
~ trains ca this road will run rs follows:
..t' LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1856 A. H.. THROUGH MAIL daily. connecting
~ .f. for Charleston. Sayapnail, AU.U,'s
and Aiken via Charlestonl, Esrgn
,...' Jacksonville. Stops only at Chester
and Manchester, and a. lialf-WaY. u
500 A. 81, SAlscCd coyMo DATIox daily mai.
close connection al Petersburg wi.a
the Atlantic, Mississippi and u.r,
railroad for Bristol, Chattai,,~gl
Nashville, Memphis, Lyrrhadr;
Farmvlc. and other local station, ~
that road, Dlaklh9 saEgs time Is ~
any. other line. Stops a; all rrg!'T
5:oop.M. ACctioMMioDArIoS TRAIN iafy
texcept sunday. Passengers taAms
this train will make close CONNECTION
at Petersburg for Norf"!S.
1896 ?. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily. conn"ct'u,
for Weldon, Wilmington, Eal,i.i.
Charleston. Savannah, ANtHstn. tu-
lumhia, Atlantis. Macon, Montgomery
Mobile, New Orleans, a,id "a: ,"!a.!s
South and Southwest PHi,u.n stnrg-
ing-c2r from ashing!"n I"r W.
mington. savannah and TIC south.
StonS onlr at ManchGster aud Chester
and Halfway on signal
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6:35 A. n, THROUGH MAIL daily. connecting
With Richmond frcfer'ct'hurg snd
Potomac railroad to' al points S"rta.
East, and West. stops n Mauc-,--
ter and Chester, and ut Halfway
and al Drury's tutf, Oh signal.
9:25A. ~, ACCOMMODATES TRAIN tal'Y
'.~' Except sunday. stops II a. 81.
tons.
ITO P. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN drl'y
Except SundayI stops only Al NM
chester and Chester, AMI lIali-Wi! IN
on signal.
3.55 P. II. THROUGH Man. daily eonrec,iaS
with Richmond, Fredericksburg aud
Potomac railroad for all J0iats Fast
and West Also, making chs. c-lsrc.
ton with the Chesapeake ard pho
railroad for the Tlrsinix Springs Ard
all points North and West. Thi, train
STOPS at Manchester aud thr>''r. AID
at Halfway and lrury's B.ns, %
signal.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will star. from
the kppomsttoI dsDot-
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS icave. Re-.
mono $40 A. NJ. and $40 =. ST.: leave frt"'-
burg 9:20 A. 81. and 5:25 f.. every sunday.
nv 3 $50. 4. SHAW. Superintendent.
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....... . + BY Grubbs 8 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

+ COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VERY
W VALUABLE FARM ON LOWER JAMES
RIVER AT. AUCTI0N.-By virtue Of DEGREES Of
the Circuit Court Of The city Of Richmond, entered
on the 18th Of September rs, and June "a, 1879.
In the suit therein pending, under the sh0r style Of
" James 7. Tosh CO. 3d. Louis Mutual Life-1nsu-
rance Company. and Gls.,n the undersigned, who
was thereby appointed special commissioner for
that purpose, will sell at public auction, upon the
premises, on TUESDAY, 29th July, at IL O'Clock
NJ the valuable FARM known as "Westbrook,' -
containing 7S3 ACR S-more or less lying IN Ches-
adjoining Presque Ise.n r,
fhe improvements consist Of COMFORTABLE
DWELLING with six rooms and all necessary
barns and out-buildings, and the land is In nign
state OF Improvement This estate Is believed 10 pe
one Of the best on. James river.
TERMS OF SALE! $4,000 in cash; the RESIDUE
mot In excess Of the amount noted below at siA anu
twelve months for negotiable notes Win lnterest
added: but should the whole sal exceed IN amount
the eSpenses and costs Of sale, and the sum OF
81 600 with interest from 2Sth september, 1875,
then ss 10 such excess. upon such terms as the said
Tosh NAV I'm writing designate on or before the DAY
of sale-a lien TO be reserved upon Tue property until
all the purchase money is pad-
Persons desiring to attend The sale may 90 SO on
the steamer Ariel. which leaves her wharf at aock-
tets on tue morning of the sale at 7:15 O'CLOCK.
CHARLES S. STRINGFElLOW
s Special Commissioner.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. te27
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A circus nowadays Is good or bad ID
proportion to the number OF tons u has IN
elenbants. Years ago when show came
ALONG its one elephant was the admiration
az the town as it trod ponderously along,
contrasting grandiy with The smallest man
in the company seated on an understood
PONY that trotted by the side OF the epien-
did elepbant. Now we speak OF one-eie-
nhant show as we would OF one-horse
farmer. a bootblack would not stop shining
for moment to look at lve-eiephant e1-
hibition. Give this country elephants OF
give il nothing. The alarming thing about
this new craze is its immense posslDlii-
ties. where will it end? In year or
txo nav we not see on the bills, instead OF
an advertisement OF q processios a mile
long. the announcement OF a drove OF ele-
nhants a mile long? That is, The drove, not
the elephants. How would this look on the
bfIIs?: /" Fiyeclaw's gigantic aggregation
734 elephants in line. We have $4,000 to
bet that the so-calied menagerie that Is now
deiudipg the country has only 800 ele.
plants in its procession. When FyeciaW'
the great circus manager for the last quar-
ter Century, has come to beggariy hail.
Thousand drove OF elephants lie will quit
the show business and 60 to ditching. 2
Free Press. s. .;:.ls}.r5Ii: II,
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AUfyrTON sALEfss-.Fufnfo Daya
3 81. Goddin, Warren q Cos
Real Esfats AGENTS and Auctto neers, s.;
No. Ii o6 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A MOST
VALUABLE FARM, CONTAINING $50 ACRES,
LY1NGINTHEG COUNTY OF
&. GLOUCESTER, ON YORK RIVER,
..4 .s-s AT CLAY-BAEK WHARF.
s AT CLAY-BAEKs WHARF.

-
rr,,nant to decree or the Cianecry Court Of the
city Of Rc,nonel entered jung ~ LIZ ny
sn,t AZ VILLA m r. Rowe ps j. s. Tower, 6c t,Is.
tess. Se. we, james Eeeson a1,u Ihonas ds.
SOD. OF s 1rc nh Court or Gloucester county en-.
iered November In ne 5d 1 Ia1aes
Rrofhers Il CO. rs, A,Leartl = Co. aLa Q. Sa n
Harvey vs jasper O. Rove and .othsrsd y g 1
wss ,Sa ses Janes Seeson and Thomas Jack.
s Tlan Vii Mi SEP On rs ls1s ct 49,
o,cock M Ion the prefntses- at public Ine
It SS bidder therefor, that TRACT OF LAND,
Wing In The county Of Gloucester state OF prElala
~ YorL river known as :. 81 ermstage, containing
Ak ACRES. more or less, on the following terms
to-wit: A.. ..,,,r,o. ~ aaid Gale
and the costs Of said suits the residue OF the puI-
chase. money in four equal instnments at six,
Twelve, eighteen and twenty months TIE creis
nstaIn ents to bear interest ut me rate OF SIX per
cen,nm ner annum from day Of sale. and TO he
evidenced by negotiable notes the lite 70 be re-
'~ ''' JAMES NELSON,
s@.t- Special Commissioner;
THOMAS G. JACKSON,
Special Commits oner;
AZ. BOSWELL SEAWELL,
ty I4-lOt Special Commissioners.
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A MILD SUGGESTIONS From the Kansas
Sun. THE remark comes from good au-
thority that JET. Davis Is old, bent, and lee
BILE with age. Under this state OF affairs IL
might, perhaps. be safe to reduce the army.
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~ ~ s2EZs..--11Sz = =.
n1cnnorp. oRk R1ysn Asp e aITzsans
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS, !,
b, TAXING EFFECT APRIL 2, '57s
THROUGH PASSENGER. d
500 z. M.Lesyss Richmond TUESDAY, , THUS iIiR
"A 4 West Point With; steamer Havana e,
ali points on York riyer and Bsl |.
z.as M.: connects with rail-lnes for Wash
ington,s Ph,Iadelphia, Sew YORK, Hoe
ut RtchHond with trains on Richaaonf
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT. ~
i8Af, A. N. Leaves Richmond MONDAY, WED
4 ~ III : = iNESDAY. and FRIDAY: and ii;
4 500 A; Il TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT,
$500 URRDAY. Connects with SteaneIl
s,ft ~. at West Point for river landings Bal
= II u, timore, and all western points. Cen
meets al Richmond With trims on Rich
mond and Darville railroad, Richmond
z and Petersburg and Chesapeake ana
.ss..g Ohio railroads. - .;r.7f,-r,.Et,. s.
LOCAL PASSENGER. i
$40 p. N. Leaves Richmond MONDAY, WE'D
~ NEsDAY. and FRIDAY. =" :.
m THROUGH. PASSENGER s34~sa 9
1000 4. II. Arrives at Richmond: TUESDAY.
!. THURSDAY, and SATfIRDAY. Con;
-. meets with trains on Richmond aHc
Petersburg and Chesapeake and Oaic
railroads. Steamer Havana leaves Bal
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRI
DAY, al r. M. Connects viii
trains from Philadelphia, New YORK
and western points, and at West PoiHf
with trains for Richmond and tht
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT. ..
1925 P. M. Arrives at Richmond MONDAY, WED
; EESDAY, and FRIDAY; and
$50 2, M.TUESnAY. THURSDAY, and SAT.
URDAY. Connects with steamer q,
West Point from Baltimore. Con-
meets with Richmon5 and DanYiIle
Richmond and Petersburg, and Choea
peake and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
1918 A. N. Arrives at Richmond MONDAY
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. Con-
meets with Richmond auo Peters,
burg and Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
roads. g. .#-,s's'
No transfer Of freight at Richmond to or from
southern points. Cars run through between Atlantis
and West Point.
Careful handling and dispatch, with lowest rates
guaranteed. ...... -
= Through bills Of ladIng, with guaranteed rates
issued to all northern and western points.
Through tickets sold to all northern, eastern, ans
western points. and baggage checked through
For tickets apply st General Railroad Ticket OF.
dee, 626 Main street; al the Exchange Hotel, ant
compauI,s depos, corner Twenty.tdrd and DoS
mas Il. T. DOUGLAS. suDartutendent
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VALUABLE RIVER FARMFOR SALE
Y IN CAMPBELL COUNTY.-By. virtue of
decd of trust executed by Robert Taylor to the un-
highest bidder, on the premises; at IL o'clock on
THURSDAY, 3lst July, 1879, that VALUABLE
TRACT OF LAND belonging to said Taylor. con-
tanning about 700 ACRES, lying on Falling river at
It's insertion with SiauDton river. and adjoining the
Red Hill estates of the Ia John Henry IT has good
productive, convenient to mills. and to Stanton
river. which Is navIgabe for 10 the Rich
mond and DanTfle railroad. The lands are in
good state Of cultivation. and the Improvements,
though plain. are substantial and ample. 81.
TERMS Liberal, and made known on the day OF
sale. - .-t - '. -
nIr. Berkeley, who resides on the place; will take
pleasure in showing the farm 10 any one desiring 10
see II before the day Of sale. :.
: CHARLES M. BLACKBOARD,
.....s .... JOHN n. MILLER, ,s
~ 1919 .,..s M .- . Trustees.
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1I,uTrls PILLS q. : j J
i ,.,.s3 EspoasrD 3Br 81,
.pHYsICrANs, cLERaYMEE, AID MERCHANTS si.' a'as

rHpoasrp 81
$50 ~ .rpcyMEN. Avn MERCHANTS
FL 9. : rs
s..- -. - 81
81 II e e
The hilhhs1 -. 70 l,H,se,. MR. I'm
ALL Y Y ...s :
r,,tton b n. .syt. ~ .3gS
~. 1910. Of fHsnts Gye Years, proclaim
,rrfsfsa tfa hesi anti Bilious medicine ever
MA y So II 4, e255
! . 1,npa,,a x.,r To.
-. go. -. 49, ss,rr snvs.
u w. TfbbctS DAc0s1s Hit ~ rs d 10 b.vtnv
Am ustnS q. y. ,hi,i wv vesrsn
netsct neat'u suAu ua' y 49,. =.
ss4F 80 OIIo z in ,,yr1u,,,e
mr. nave = naa .ie,, .1rad M S
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$50 UgFf6r M III Dry. e.
311IcHMOND BAzhAR, &. S. S.
III NOS. 14ss And 1910 fExssKnrN.s 4R EE1sl :,
Hess#Ess aNo aySs5FfosAsD
rurasDAY All 10 o,siock We win selt q above q
ii HORSES and MARES. Just received 5om, u ess
Virair1Ia, efactfy suited 10 this tfade. AmongL
them srs some frsi-ciass 1ud sefaple aniRe ~,
for fanny as an SANE TtHE !.
m Ind
YoUSG THoRouGHBRED .So o vs. n q Ayr re-
= s ss.i ana Alassnes ssess. B. ceok. saIsan.
81 Jno. &. Laaght6bn Jf: E.. Kuctloueer, g
a'P NO S1e Main street =
2! s.S3sS5 & {2t4E-S:.SS 81 fsaAf&ssts5. ss5%
RlcnHaTRRS s An4 srFspasnsH ass fssSs
ICON sIGNEEs. - Uacss
s .osas aI sedk ssssEsss Rilst
ana sHVpd streeIs. On WEDNESDAY, July 23,
1s5e aid pssSasss soIdto pay freight and chSrges
on same. Sale will commence a. II O'clock a. "a. 80
I. IA. a. SHAW, superintendent rIl GENT
j. a. Storrs Richmond, Va, boxes BOOKS. r. =.
r. n. Siorrs Richmond, Va, barrel books. c,1
j. +. Jenkins, Richmond, Va key casup&s'
I.FsEAsrtngtonsRfc hnunteH Vac ca1r1age.
fo Bs,riea PetsEsbur Vs. bsndIa castings.
Il. &. McCabeb, Petersburg. Va, hat-rack.' -,
Rahiiiy a Ca. Petersburg. Va, bex snow. cdros.
7: w nj Smith, Petersburg. Va, wtre-mattrtss.
John r. Williams, Petersburg, va, ron.sate.
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REAL Estate AT.PRIvATE SALE.

REAL ESTATE ATPRITATE SALE.
VALUABLE GRANITE 'FRONT.'
TENEMENT on THE NORTH SIDE OF Iii Iii
MAIN STREET NEAR THE ST. CHARLES HO-
TEL FOR SALE.-I offer for sale = large and excel
lent GRANITE-FR0NT STORE AND DWELL
ING, located as above, fronting 25 feet running
back about 100 feet 10 al alley. A great bargain
can be had Apply to /, ... .l,.i w. GODDIN,
~ 22-3t Real Estate Auctioneer.
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BY Frank j. Simpson,
Real Estate Agent AuctioDeer. and Notary Public
corner Ninth and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va. -.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID from Henry Baugh and wife, recorded In The
Hastings Court clerks Office of he city Of hIanches-
ter In Deed Book No. 8. page H. will sell ut pub
said city. LOTS Nos. 26 and 81. with GOOD
FRAME HOUSE thereon, at O'Clock P. d., On
THURSDAY, July 81. 1879:
E. AZ 10 t's Trustee.
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-. : pRINTING.HOUSEs. ~
DIsPATCH PRENTING-HOUSE.
nonn WORK. LOW PRICES.

gl..sa.s d PRINrING.HOUSEs. =, II =
D1ss1P'A.A'r1c'HHI =. P PRINT y
GOOD WORK. Low PRICES. -
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Having one OF the LARG EST AND BEST
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES IN THE SOUTH, COM
bined With skilful mechanical talent, wc are pre-
pared to execute promptly, In the very best styls
snaAFsLow PRICES, every dssSr,p i1o, Of
SUCH AS ID s%lpte 80; -
BUsINESs-CABDS. IN =,
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iMANlFBsTs, 81. .E
BILLS LADING. 20
BILL-HEADs. '-n
= IS ''LETTER-HEADs. "
:; 49, So" NOTEHEADS, 1901?
/, ~ "i>'s = ACCOUNTS SALE,
STATEMENTS
NOTICES CHECKS. NOTES ,,.- r.,
DRUa-LABELs, = .cs @
,rpuI rra ENVELOPES
!. 81 "2 =, -, -, 49, BRIEFS, -
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! RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK A
SPECIALITY.
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Orders from the country promptly filled and de.
vered BY express or mail. - - r.
We have all the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE
aud execute werk in q manner that cannot be sur.
passed. , - =.
we also do Hi kinds Of BINDING and RULING
We will cheerfully furnish estimates and send
samp]es when reGulred,.-a-- uh 12-d.sw.&w
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BY Grupbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auclloaeeis,
= eleventh street between t1ain ana pahA'

Real EStAtc AScutS 0uo
Eleventh etrcet between biain ana 10 D" '''
u,R1JsTEEs' SALE OF BAR, BAK r
FIXTURES, BILLTARDiTABgL;EESs,t S sGscu "a ed
lIICTION-By virtue Of deed OF It .ss,ees and
hv Charles Koch 10 the understands as % ss1 nj
by consent Of all parties interested: KS ry Bah
auetion. upon the premises on mUm ~ sad - nrI.
dsy Of July at O'Clock Or no, MOI so9
s va Ra arr BARFT&TUREs, aoa dss:
nd Other anpurenar located at NO. sus sass
nroaS Street adjoining the City Hail. among which
We will enumerate-
q FINE SHOWCASES. ,oe ,co,,
g RTs,LIARD-TABLES with appurtenarees COM
:, pPnGeifs!;TABbE with appurtenances completely,
! FINE BAR AND l LUNCH-CoUNIEh'
z 81 t 5oze1 M nikkRGE CHAIRS. ...G 4 -
III "s"-o' TOBACCO, CIGARS, IL. ~
Lot SHELVING, PARTITIONS, DC.
Tbese ixtures are GrSt-c class ana shou'o aitract
Tho nj tention of persons desiring such articles.
TERMS The deed req ires cash, but 1tiS prooa-
HE that more accommodating terms VIII De an
no,fnced at the time OF SALE.
int?DHS.i 80. John a. bfEANLEY. (T-neteas
WILLIAM. n. TALNAN,3
NB-The above articles may be purchased pr1-
r,tety as whole 81 application be made to the auc-
tioneers on or before 25th tnttans :
ty2l s...: * .6rssi! u 'Auctioneers.