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;sy,.,prTo,,s OF !, a 4 DISEASED LIVER.

SYMPTOMS OF. A DISEASED .Lip ss ,i
Pain in the right side, under the edgeof the rios'
ncreases on pressure: sometimes the pain Is In the
ef, side; The patient is rarely able to ieon the LETT
sde sometimes the pain Is felt under the shoulder
blade, and IL frequently extends TO the top OF the
shoulder, aud is sometimes mistaken for rheuma.
tizm in the arm The stomach is affected with loss
oe appetite and sickness the bowels In general are
costYe. sometimes alternative with lax; the head Is
troubled with pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
seass,ion in the back rart. There is generally
considerable loss Of memory, accompanied with
painful, sensation Of having left undsne something
which ought to have been done. A slight, dry cough
fs sometimes an attendant. The patient complains
of wcarincss and debility; he Is easily startled his
FEET arc cold OF burning, and he complains Oh
prjck,y sensation Of the SKIN his spirits are low
and although he Is satisfied that exercise would De
beneacia, 10 him, yet be can scarcely summon up
foritudc enough to ryit Ia fact he dlstrusts every
remedy. Several Of The above symptoms attend the
disc use, but cases have. occurred where few OF
them existed, yet examination Of the body after
death has shown the LIVER TO have beeI extensive
! derangcd. -
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Atbbs. Miss, witnessed q street fight the
other day which was altogether new as 20
method, though 1t was old ins me eAll ~.
ton it afforded Of The b2ser passions -. Ist
loose In The style peculiar only 10 TIE SOUTH.
rwo men on horseback advanced upon
each other, riding-Yhips In band, ana
f1nrged caeh other TO their hearts con-
tent, They had Inadvertently left their pls-
fais behind, else sbere would undoubtedly
have been murder. The spectacle drew
! crowd Of men and boys, who cheerea
and ieered. encouraged, aud did everything
but condemn, and when; hostiliaies ceased
the COMPLAINTS were covered win biood
and dust, and looked and felt more Ike
<1ors than the human beings they assumed
10 be. The civilization that permits such
exhibitions Is at very low ,ebb. 1t IS aston
ishing that the stTeet-fght should be permit.
ted In The nineteenth century, even IL men
4 can be found so base as 10 indulge 10 1t. 1t Is
relic OF barbayisrn. It is a natural result OF
ignorance and slavery. 1t is-;---1We o.
serve oh investigation that the affair 10
question took place in Athol, Mass, anu
that Mississippi had nothing to do with II.
Whicn-which, by JoSe! Is avery different
thing. Whici--which we shall await 1ui tber
intelligence. The stupid person who gives
us the information fails to say which Whip
ned, and doesn't note the number OF rounds
and which gentleman drew first blood:
What kind OF reporting does he call tnal
But never mind, What's the news from
South Africa Buff uto ESpresS.
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BY Robert u. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
ONE BRICK STORE AND DWELk kEH c. GoK \
iiG GE The H ABOVE 2ND FRoNT TIC On TIin
FuLToN, BY PUBEiC AUCTi0S-In pur;nance
Richmond entered on The 5ih day OF May. 1879 IN
suit therein pending styled Rose rS. Roe. shall
proceed in execution Of said decree to SELL on tho
premises, on WEDNESDAY the 2lst day of May,
1879, colpmeneing at 4Ao'cock P. NJ sropr
First. at No. 1888 east Main street win the STORE
and DWELLING over same. now occupied by David
Rose, ESQ.,, as dry goods store ana dwcliinS Ihls
properly fronts on the south side of Main street 239
feet, between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets. and
is good location for that business or any Other and
will at all times command good tenants. Tie pro-
perry Is In very good order. The lot extends BACK
second Immediately after the above, STORE. and
DWELLING over same, No. 20 ! = east Main street;
east Of and n1ong Inc ~ Street. of be 9 ae
Twentieth and Tweutyiirst streets 22 feet ana the
dwelling overhead contains about ten rooms. gas
wafer. &c. This store will pay good interest, ana
Third Immediately after the above sale has been
madesay e. x GGTfE THRE ,S I PnF WEG a
situated on William burg avenue ana Graham street.
This Is wel-bnilt and desirable stand and Is
amongst the best property IN RocEettS having cost
Mr.. Rose during his lifetime Il considerable amount
10 buld The store fronts on boil tina avenue anu
Graham street. The dwelling overhead contains i've
rooms. The lot Is 80 feet front on Graham street.
and extends back some considerable depth on he
avenue. 1t has large stable, water, &c, on the
premises.
Fourth Imme diately after the above shall sell
the TWO LOTS adjoining this store its north. 20
feet in depth. These lots really as pretty and as
desirable for building purposes rs any III that local
ity.
TERMS: Under decree, will be one fourth cash !;
residue at Six twelve. ant eighteen months credit
with negotiable no'es, 9 per cent. interest ADDED,
aud lille retained until all OF the purchase-moncY Is
paid and a co .yeyance Is ordered by The Court.
Special attention Is invited 10 the sale of this ynu-
able property. The auctioneer will give any FUR
thcr information required before day Of sale.
\. N. KELLEY,
myo-11t Special Commissioner.
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THROUGH PASSENGER. ...
=, - ,,.hr,on% nyrEco. TIu-ps
3:Vo I. ID LSaSSs i,S liz tTHrpnIY tonnects a.
~ Wal. p duo o. ,si. - st,ancr E.vans frI
Wess o Loih' or w VorS liver and BaiT
81 p''I.s ia, IN IN R,i.;more a, 2
n,o.S. n CT, ,.i.i r,ii.;ines for IVasE
49,. Suhi pht ~ SninbI. Nav: Work. POS
ton, and ali western poiufs. Connect
at Richmond with trains OIL Ric!,rcEf
and Petersburg and Chesapeake al:
Ohio railroads. ..
.', rupoITGH FREIGHT
- .,..,u..,,. ,tn>-n,v N-p:,
$40 A. N. Leaves R,chmon na. 3i0SDAi; VEL
MESpA ana rIi, hton ann nd SAT.
gN Mast Point GG FOR ryar T iananss. Ba
unore, and al western yer , pG:so z. e ISh
nsSsS ~ ~, h'G StnviNs r,i,ro,d Rri,monI
n nn,, p an% a@ a,d Ch.sapeaSe sat
a HiI teteIs od.s' ~"N
ONO rai'roaas.
LOCAL Essen, EG N. ,yrn.
~ 80, TkRouGh PAssENGER.; rusn,v
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Mr.. Riddle, the New York SuperinteDd-
emit OF Public Schools, has undertaken to
answer, in the public press, the criticisms
that have been made upon his book, IN
which he printed communications from the
spirits Of the great departed. DIR. Riddle
remarks, among other things, that 81 am
called fool because the communications
do not come up to the assumed standard
OF merely intellectual men; while II these
men could only approach them from the
religious direction they would receive that
light from the spirit world which would
battle and refresh their souls" Those VINO
want to approach Lord Byron's spiritual
poetry from a religious direction and TO
hatbe and refresh their souls may expert
xnent upon the following verse sent from
the other world by the bard:
:. The feelings OF trust, my friends, earnest and
true, q 49,
With which now pen these few lines 10 You,
Are many, with all the emotions strong r.
That unto spirits being bclopg.' .
The soul that can manage to refresh itself
1pon that kind OF poetry must be very
hungry for refreshments.--.P Philadelphia
Bulletin.
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By w Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
corner OF Eleventh and Bauk streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FIVE HIN.
r th = NEAR H2 rs SWEET-HALL STATION,
0NTHE YORK RIYER RAILR2A - a AND ~, MAR
MUNKEY AND MATTApONT RIVEHs;-Gy rir-
tue of decree Of the Chancery Court Of the city OF
case Of Srcarns against Isaacs ( Johnston, trus-
tees" &c., the undersigned; Blair Btrwe,l Jr, the
trustee named In the deed Of trust r. from Joseph
The. Ia,h October, 1866. viii ctrer, for sale
G. Godd D real f" esia @ e Si the Guy Of cn
mond, corner Of Bank and Eleventh streets on
TuEsPAY The 2eth May ls5g at II K 2s?e W
from the Courthouse 10 West Point, containing $50
ACRES tmore or less Being re same nfl dalcJ
Isl .lanuarv. 1861, Known rs The Wood Farm "
tract. adjoining tract Of and kn3w a. merry
formerly rcsidcJ on the east. lands now or former
y belonging to Miss Mamie L. Gregory; on 'n ne
Samuel ID. Pitcher and on The west. III: main road
leading from King William Courthouse TO Mtst
Point also a9hnE , @ba anui r 90 c6yaa ty
woods Of which II Is estimated thai there are FROM
$50 to eco cords frs, quality pine wood from l,500
to 2,00Q cords sccond quality from 900 to 1000
oak railroad ries, and large quantity of chestnut
and spruce-pine. The land IS within one mile or
sweet.Hail station. and about two miles rom good
.anrlngs on the Mattap0ni anu panlunkey rivers.
SO that the wood. &c, can be easily ana cheapiy
TO market. There are two grist- ana
saw-iEls convenient TO the tract and me fact that
il is so near railroad station and navigation gives
It additional value. ,...
and eighteen months for bonus BEARING , rases
nh all OF the purchase money is paid and covey-
anc OF dcred by tie Court The taxes TOR 1879 10
be paid by the purchaser. ,p p1rRwrrr. Je.. .a'
mv1n.1ot Trustee
4 :
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The funny man has turned up in Con-
giess ut last. Heappeared in the House on
Saturday last. He bears the funny name OF
Horr, and halls from Michigan. State
which has not produced bumorlst in
twenty-five years.-Bdltimore Gazette. A
humorist Is one who provokes smile.
Now there is Zach. Chandler Cincinnati
Gazette. -.
The drawback to Zacbariah as humorist
is tbathe does all the smiling" himself.
Baltimore Gazette. ..,.,,.... !,
A Scotch friend Of ours is disguised with
esPinafore." he saws, "Wby,: moo, dye
mind moo, its pairfgctly redeeculous TO sup
pose that the rules o. the navy wood alloos
sic samceliarity between the officers an
men, or that yon man Parker could tax
about twa dozen weeinen along wiz him on
board the ship. AM the captain an adj
miral wadna sing slc-like song, for hoo
could deescipline be presairyed. It's a.
nonsensical trash, mon." -.
Hobart Pasha, the English Turk, Is very
fond or Boosting Of bis success in running.
the blockade on the American coast during
the civil war, and telling OF the perilS he en-.
countered and the profitable cargoes OF arms
and ammunition that he carried into SOUTH
ern ports, and how he ran out to sea, be-
tween the Union blockades, loaded down
with cotton-bales. s.Those were times,o
he says, for making money" %..t..<
"A German inventor proposes to make
boots that will neverwear out. He mixes
with waterproof glue asnitable quantity
OF clean quartz sand, which is spread on the
thin leather sole employedas foundation.
Z These quartz soles are said to be flexible
and almost indestructbie, while they enable
the wearer TO walk safely over slippery
roads. i.fs 's,ji'R Z.
Houses are now built OF paper. 1t proba-
bly, never occurred to the Delawareans tha6
il they We're to build their prisons OF paRer
they would be much stronger ana FEWER
prisoners would escape. About TWO thicK.
nesses OF an ordinary newspaper would
make tails much more impregnable than
those In use at present in Delaware.--i4Nor
riSto,on Herald. .....,...,.,s,t.. 81
amy darling" wrote a husband to his
wife. ts 7 shall net be home until very late
this evening. Do not wait up for me. It's
for thy dear sake work by the light of the
pale, effnlgent moon, as, IL, it were the
bright, dazzling sunshine" She didn't
wait: she went aud got a detective and
bunted him up. ", III. =, 't,.iI..y /. 81. . !.
Carlyle is In his eighty-fourth year, the
Emperor William is in his eighty. second,
Victor hugo is in his seventy-eighth, Long,
fellow is in his seyenty-third, Horatio Sey-
monr. is In his siyty-ninth, Leslie Combs
is-but we must pause TO add 1t all up. y
The physician told Thomas Smith, OF
waryento8n, Mo-, that be must die within
few hours. s Are YOU sure OF that ~
SEn.shS earnestly asked. The medical man
said there could be no mistake about il
THEN Smith n!essed the murder OF Green
bury Clark, forty years ego.
The amount OF timber RATED to marke
this yearis estimated at Just double th,
amount sent last year. The prices are only
sair. $5st s:
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By Gruhbs & Williams,
- Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between blaln and Bank

Eleventh street OeLWceH oiatlh duu D~uns
THE BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN RESI-.
IL DENCE AND GROUNDS ATTACHED; ~
SIDNEY. KNOWN AS "ARLINGTON.,W VIII
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS OPPOSIIE
THER E.rO. AT AUCTION.-By request OF Mons.
Spro Zce'e We will sell by auction. upon the prem
fsns on TUESDAY. 20fh May, at 81 O'Clock T. N: :,
his beautiful residence, known as " AK i.lNGlcN.N
with the GROUNDS attached. embracing inc
SQUARE Of ground bounded by Harvie, carer,
Richie, and Wallace sireet.-390X267 2-l2 feet.
The imprOv. men's consist of neat ana weli-
arranged DWELLING in:cotiaae style. Win about
eight rooms, besides out-budings or all KINDS
beautifully situated in grove OF original OAKS ana
hickories, ard surrounded With choice flowers ana
shrubbery. There Is also Il Gne supply OK irnit-
trees Of many yorielies, asparaSus-behs &c; &c,
attractive In all the suburbs of lie city. No one
couid well desire more charming home. sufficiently
convenient the city for business. and yet enjoy
ing the substantial comforts OF country life.
: Added 10 these inducements IS the consideration
that The property. being 50 near TO The city limits:
and in the direct line OF the best improvements VIII
in q few years grow 10 so great value that pur-
chase row made will not only srcure pleasant
home, hut be an investment which cannot fall 10
prove unusually profitable.
a te- the above will lie sold. rs whole or In nir-
cells 10 suit purchasers, TIE FRONT ON HARVIE
STREET OF THE SQUARE OPPOSITE 10
ARLINGTON" between Carter and Ritcne
strccts-33Ox13O feet These lots all lie beautl-
fully, and some Of them have handsome forest OAKS
near their front.
my IS Auctlnuecrs.
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by Pnlndcx,cr ( Topper,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
NJ 1000 Main street.

UCTION SALE OF THAT VALU-
II ABLE THR EE-STORY BRICK STORE AND
DWELLING No. 1905 MAIN STREET lTliREE
MANY YEARS OCCUPIED BY MRS. +. ID.
HAMILTON AS A MILLINERY AND VARIETY
STORE.-By request Of the owner we VIII SCI Al
NAV 2Oth. a. ~ o'clock NJ. The above VALUABLE
PROPERTY, fronting 14a feet on Main.sIreet and
extending back - ieet TO wide alley. There are
SIX LARGE ROOMS above The store, with two
story brick kitchen in The yard. Sale positive ana
percmptory. it,.
TERMS One-th third cash: balance In four, eight.
and twelve months; negotiable noies for deferred
Daynen.s-in,erest added and secured by trust deed.
POINDEXTER i TUPPER,
my IA i y''--"-T AnctOnerrs.
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->~~-,----~---
ID De- @ ESs s EsE.g s.s;g,
RICHMOND AND PET Eesrrnn,
RA1LRoAD Coap4xy.
E9OMMEhCING SUNDAY, Nav II 1870
" srzir5 On THE read viii rrn as foloss. o'"'
LEAVE RIcHaoSo SOUTH.
1855 4. d., THROUGH MAIL daily. con,s,..,
and aIse ss1 aSia' e ibsS4s9ab AaEa,s
aacks6hylie-parlorc cars 10 WijmiHn,
.,f.,5. ton: Stops only at Chester and i' Hn1-
. 7:64 A. ~. .ACCOSMo d ATIoH daily m.1,z
fBs Atlantic, Ms sissipti and n NJ
. rai'rH.d for Bristol, Ch,:,,n,ytnl'
a,.s Nashville, Memphis. Lyncho[.a,'
rhrmVI'ic- and otssY iOca st,.Io,. ~
taat road, ,nakir. same time w. h -,
~ .a.i a stssr o.nef line. Stops Al all regular
4:o5 P: N. A6GoWsiioDArrox TRAIN s,~
<>k'. ? !ss sj. sunday. Passengers saE,nyy
,o.os n M r. innr; blrs ier SGrfois. ''"
lo;3o T. d. IHR0CGn MAIL daily. conarc.,r,
-. ~ Lor weldon. Wilmington, Eai.,rnf
1aa.-: Sbaflfston. Savannah. August, m
: !um ia, Atlantis. Macon, Mortyor,o,<L-
=. bloo,ie, Neg Orleans, aud ali ,oi,,
.g. Soofh and Southwest. PsI.pJ.p sl'
In2-rsr from Boston rcr W;rsFp-
tor. savannai ana "e Sor,b' >,..-
only at Manchester aud cle.t,.r S"p'
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
GAO A. H., THROUGH MAIL daily, .or
with Richmono, Frcaarcs.hnrs
Potomac railrcad r., oil r sr,t"rs and
East. and West; Stops at Ngnc.!SH'
ter and Chester. and at Ji,iE,rr-
and a. Drury's ElnE on .,u,i way
S:25A. M, ACCOMMODATES TEtI.' ,
except suh'ay!. S.ops al all sly
7:1o P. ~, ACCoMMoDATIoH TRAM DATE,
Except Sundayl. Stops on!y \, My My
cnlsier and Chester. - ''H-
3:46 2. d. THROUGH MI,a. dai,y, s,npac,,..
S S1,s R,eh rsru,, F,;edrT:S,GHts md
ana NeSt. leo. making cloSe cAnrIn
ton with the Chess" axe AMI Gtio
railroad for the Vrglna .tpri,,ys ~
all points North and West. rhie ~.
stops at Manchester ani ilIr,.rr ond
At HALFWAY and Drury', Elua On
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg Will star, from
stNDhY ExCHRSToS TRAINS leave Rich.
burg e35 4: NJ. and 81; F. every sunG isy re'S''-
my 3 A. sllAW. Superintendent
RICHMOND. rKEp'G u POTOMAC X. X. CO..
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGESr,
RICHMOND. VA. April 2s, 1879.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, MAY T.. 1879.
" trains on this road VIII rs follows
NORTH BOUND.
No. $500 a. NJ. leaves Byrti-Srce. station daily
Except sundays: DIV, a; Wash.
inyion, 1910 =. 81: Galfi!norr.
3:05 I. 81; PhiIadclnha, G:jj
+. NJ: Ses YORK. l0:u5 T. n
NO. $500 p. b., leaves Hyrd-Strett s;li,on :siIy
due az Washington. 9:55 r. "
Baltimore, LOO L. VI. PEila-
dclnhla. 3:3j 4. NJ; .;ew YORK.
645 A. VI.
No. 1900 r. H., ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
for Junctloa. leaves Road.
Street station daily !eXcep; Sun.
days..
SOUTH BOUND,
No. 2-10.l5 p. 81, arIjres ~ ByrH-S'rer. station
daily Except Sundn>l Irayes
New York. 1913 A. VI; rhila.
d@lphia. llij \ VI: Is,',i-
more, 800 T.. NJ. Wa.nIn.,Uu
$40 L. NJ
So.4 1885 A. NJ. arrives at Byrd-S:rec: station
daily. Leaves New !, r.. 1000
Y. NJ; Philadelphia. l:ln
Nj; Baltimore, i:J5 A. "
Washington. ESQ \. VI.
No. $40 A. NJ, ACCOMMODATES TRAIN,
arrives AZ Rroad->trcat station
daily except Suni.ys'.
{. 4. TAYLOR.
General Ticket Agent
F. T. n. MYERS. General Superintendent. surg
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ifIlull,lla |lslla


Ed;sors Dispatch yois be SO go ! kinu
AN fa decide tie following There Is e ffame
structure near here, on james river, on tbe
eide OF q steep hilis used for ioading Wooa
ri, vessels, There arc three dlffeTent o. y
who have contepsied they speit u , 's.,;
First says ; next & 49, i,
and schuse =; Add the last claims : cruz. .
Yon will greatly oblige . regular suosstioea
by answering in your 10 81 sss ., s. 1ry
Yours trGly, X ,'s' - " ~ ~ VIZ
So &4Y l5. 1879. =, 5,
Tbe french word Is 8 chute. & Inc Ens !.
s;sn word Ii either (. shoot or &. shute.p
The word, therefore. may be correctly spell.
ed Ia any. one Of these three ways.
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AGUE AND FEVER.

nm G. McLANE's LIVER PILLS, In cases of
.AauE' AND FEVER, when taken With quinine' are
productive Of the most happy results. No better
cathatc can be used preparatory to or after taking
outline. We would advise all who are afflicted with
t his disease to give them FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements, and as simple pur-
gatiye, they are unequalled.
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o 100" I}y Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL NEW
L FRAME HOUSE WITH THREE ROOMS,
NEAR TIE BROOK TURNPIKE AND AD-
JOINING THE RECTORY OF EMA NJ + 1
CHURCH: WITH ~ ACRES OF LAMP AN a, AT
E. D.. Redd aad wife TO the undersigned trustee,
dated goth November, 1878, and duly recorded: !
will sell aE uuclO on the premises, on FRIDAY.
May Esd. at 4 o'clock p. NJ, that DES1RAR 81 LIE
SMALL HOUSE aud LOT above described. adjoin-
Ing John Stewart. james L. Redd, and others.
TEENS: One third cash; the bal lance at SIX and
Twelve months for negotiable notes. with: Interest
added. and secured by \ coed of rEst. -,
- - '.'.- JOSEPH BRYAN, Trustee.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, hucIioncers. my /
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.,ZIassr.rnrl alA1rsga..sF, .frrrrc emys.
AUCTION SAL, Ersa..sF q nre Bssy r..
ny Jas. HacdouanIL Al ctioifeer.
] No. 10 Governor Ter Thirieentbi street.
n ARGE INVOICE or SUPERB NEW
sCIrAmBER AND PARLOR FuRMITuRE,
I ~ Sgi,ltJE-t,AsEa, HhT.RACKs. WARD ~
n 80. ROE fC1. q G.. &C., AT - fsz
- "A fffrTI1E.


street e u ss s,airs Oh TUESDAY Goth ihssaur. 1t
ops e..sPgfNrE ALBEIT y ,PARLoR SHIT. in
Crimson Silk Coteifne, elessntly Carved, very very
nuissiye frames. ana Of the iatsst style y.
One QUEEN AIMEE PARL0ls SUIT, r covered go
p I'M Green and Crimson Sa tine Putfns! y nlsls OF
one q GR siSI REFS PARIOR SUIT, very hand
One magniilsent CHAMBER SUIT, wIh FRENCH
S7.DRESStR, hrgp. FIRE NCIfsPEATEtbiI RRok.
with WARDROBE to match. This get ca enilets!
Ono pe 1Se' GHAMEER SET. With Walnut trim
lniuss-as good as can be gotteni
Ote PURTA RL IL WALNUT BOOh-CASE-gHas
ne MT handsome;
One MARBI.E-TOPy SlIiEBsLthDi 80 =: q = ~
Two WALNUT HAT-RACks:. go +,
Several WAR ROBES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MARBL. E-TOP TABLES of different styles;
BUREAUS, aud other articles not enumerated
This splendid. collection of Faini,nre R nov On ID
exhibition. 70 inspecfton OF when inc pupiie -
: TERMS: Ali sums under $50 cash: over that
am cunt sixty days, for satisfactory paper
: -. 800 JAS. MhCDOUGALL, Auctloneer:
E. 3. COOK, Salesman. NY ~
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By wellington Goddin, 80,
Peal Estate Agen. and Auctfoneer,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

y q Ft . 2
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ~ s7.100
CACRES OF LAND IN THE PLAN OF MOUNT
ERIN, ON THE EAST SIDE. OF THE VII
LIAHSBURG TURNPIKE, HALE MILE BE-
Low RICHMOND.-Isy virtue of decree or ire
Circuit Court OF Henrico, entered on the Ism OF
INcenber 1878, and Of another decree entered on
The 3ist OF January, 1877. In the case of Wool
fois,s executors asans: voolfolk and as. we SHAT,
ma snpcIIl commissioners thereby appointed. pr
coed 10 sell ut public auction. at the Office of Well
lipCton Godd,n. Real Estate Aucioncer: corner OF
Rank and Eleventh streets. In the cftyof Rtchln0no,
on TUESDAY the 9Th Of May, 1870: NJ IL o'clock
III, The VALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE LAND
located rs abJvr. containing 40 S7-lOO ACRES Of'
EXCELLENT FARMING LAND, after rcscrTlng
thcrefrom one-teuih acre for II bnrial-eround, ana
one acre heretofore sold of TO the Vir. ina sugar
Refinery Company.
For n suburban residence. or for market-garden,
this tract posses ses many advantages.
TERMS: One third cash; balance Mt six and
twelve months, for negotiable notes Interest aaoea.
and TITLE retained iii all OF the purchase is
-t.s ISAAC II. DARLINGTON,
f.-. -.s -. JOHN B. YOUNG,
M, IN Comm ssioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-17
BY Goddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers,
=. 11O6 Main street.

A UCTIoN SALE OF Two DWELL:
AND M0sBY STREETS,
HILL AZ ih" request OF Inc owner owner
sca On WFDSESiJhY the 2I,t of May, 1879, at 8
O'clock p. H., TWO DWELLINGS, located as
above. one brick, with Twelve. rooms; the oIhe .r
20 by 2l2 feet each 10 IN alley Is feet wide.
TgRMs: One fourth cash; balancc.at four eight,
and twelve months for negotilble notes, Interest,"
added, and secured by deed OF trust 80, $50.
GODDIN. WARREN & CO..
nu1z s..,,s p, - !-at Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-17
e.. BY Goddiu. Warren & Cos .-
Real Estate Agents and AuctIoneers,
No 1ln6 Main street.

WHAT BEAUTIFUL BUILDING. LOT
1 AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF GRACE
AND HENRY STREETS. ADJOINING THE
HANDSOME RESIDENCE OF JAMES y: MN
At the request of the owner, will offer for sale
on MONDAY the 10Th day Of May; +: 1879, AT, AZ
BUILDING LOT, located as above described. front
ing so feet und running hack between parallel INES
$50 10 20foot alley. viii be so;d as Mn2oe or
TERMs: Accommodating, and made known at
sue. GODDlN, WAkkES Co,
my 16.4t - AuCnODeeEs.