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3arm ann tOustboID.
Selecting yee..N.

The following is a rule by which
poultry can safely be Judged, which IL
read over for few times, and then laid
away for ready reference when needed,
no person need purchase old. tough
poultry unless from choice.
If q hens spur is hard, and the scales
on the legs rough, she is old, whether
you see her head or not, but the head
will corroborste your observation. II
the under bill is SO stiff that YOU can
not bend it down, and the comb thick
and rough, leave her. no matter how TAI
and plump, for some one less particular
a young hen has only the rud
iments Of spurs; the scales on the legs
are smooth, glossy and fresh-colored,
whatever the color may be; the claws
tender and short, the nails sharp. and
the under bill soft, and the comb thin
and smooth.
An old hen turkey has rough scales
on the legs, csllosities on the soles of
the feet, and long claws; young one
has the reverse of all these marks.
When the feathers are on and the old
turkey-cock has long Tut or beard,
a young one has but g sprou,ing one
and when they are of, the smooth
scales on the legs decide the point, be.
sides the difference In size OF the wat
ties of the neck and the elastic shoot
upon the nose.
An old goose when alive is known by
the rough legs. the strength Of the
wings. particularly ST the pinious. the
thickness and strength OF the bill,
and the ineness of the feathers; and
when plucked, by the legs, the tender
ness OF the skin under the wings, b.
tie pinions and the bill and the coarse
ness Of the skin.
Ducks are distinguished by the same
means, but there is this difference.
that duckling's bill is much longer in
proportion TO the breadth Of its head
than the old ducks. A pigeon is distin
gnished by lie pale colors, smooth
scales, tender, collapsed feet. snd the
yellow long down interpreted among
its feathers. A pigeon that can fy HIS
always red-colored legs and no down,
aud is then too old for USE German
to,cn Teiegrc
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9oetrp.



A sly little maiden sits By me TO night,
softly hsmming an CID tuse low;
The bright threads fash through her hnges
white,
AZ she guideth the needle to and fro.
Sweet is the Song the maiden singeth.
Sad to my heart are the thoughts il
bringeth-
Dreams thst were buried 90 long ago
Under the snow-und.r the snow.
Little the maiden knowetb Of this.
Weaving the bright threads in the while I;
Her thoughts are weaving dream Of bliss,
And the red lips part in sweet hAlf-smile /;
As her happiness in with each stitch che
twinsth,
Aud the light in the luminous eyes tina,
shine,h.
Under the lids grow tender and dim,
Thinking OF him-ihinking Of him.
Thus the needle beareth . double thread,
A. daintily in and out IL plie-,
And the conscious food in her cheeks grows
red,
'Nesth the smile OF my steady eyes.
Shake down the cloud OF Thy brown hxir's
Lest Thy blushe. should tell the story.
Thst Was old when the Eden ske. were
Yet ever /. new-cver is new.
So blushinS - shyly the maiden sings.
knitting the scarf for her sbsent lover:
And methinks two angels with Aolden
wings
Softly round the maiden hover.
Heaven grant that the hopes thou art wsav-
ing
Leave no room 10 thy heart for grieYing;
Angels keep thee / softly pray.
Turning sway-turRinS away.
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"A place has been lately started in
st. Louis for drying eggs. and thous-
ands OF dozens are daily going through
the process. The eggs are carefully ex.
amined by light to ascertain whether
good or not, and then are thrown into q
receptacle, where they are broken, and
by centrifugal force the white and
yolk are separated from the shell very
much As liquor honey is separated from
the comb. The liquor is then dried by
heat, by patent process, aud the dried
article 10 left resembling sugar. and 10
put In barrels, and Is ready for trans.
por'A,ion anywhere. This dried article
has been taken twice across the eQua-
tor in ships, and then made into omelet
and compared with that made Of fresh
eggs in the same manner. and the bes,
judges failed to detect the difference be-
tween the two.
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To FIND THE CAPACITY or BINS, soxrs.

To FIND THE CAPACITY OF BINS, Boxrs,
ETc--Aultiply together the length,
breadth. and height of the bin or box ex-
pressed In inches or feet the product will
he the capacity expressed 10 cubic inches
or feet. To get the capacity 10 bushels.
divide the whole number Of cubic inches
in the box BY 2l5o. For gallons. divide
the whole number Of cubic inches By a3l.
For coal, divide the whole number Of cubic
feet BY 81 for hard. or IS for solt coal; the
quotient will be the capacity Of the bin 10
tons.
A standard bushel contains 1850. AZ cubic
inches.
A gallon twine measure) contains a3i
cubic inches.
A ton Of coal (anthracite, or hardy oc.
eupies about 81 cubic feet.
A ton Of coal (bituminous, or soft) oc-
cupies about IS cabie feet.
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FRIED OrsTERs.-Wips perfectly dry,
dip in well-bea.en yolk Of egg, then roll
in cracker dust, or cracker rolled fine
and sif.ed; fry in boiling lard. When
done drain dry. and lay on paper in q
sieve TO absorb all the grease. Serve
hot, seasoned with pepper and salt. If
the oysters are large, q second applics-
ton of egg and cracker-dus,
improves them. and some use one
third butter and two-tkirds lard
for frying. Large oysters are very good
fried carefully delicate brown without
dipping them either in cracker-dust or
batter. If the oysters are very small
pour them and part OF the liquor into
pan of crackers rolled fine. Let them
stand Q few minutes. add little salt and
pepper. and mold them into little cakes.
two or three small oysters in each cake /;
roll in dry cracker dust till well in
erusted. aud fry clear. delicate brown
10 hot butter and lard or beef dripping.
Oysters fried plain-that 10, without
cracker crumbs or batier-are nice serv-
cd on toast and enough boiling hot
cream poured over to cover them or
TO soak the toast. Hslfa tablespoonful
of -four vet TO paste in cold water
and put to the cream with two teaspoon
falls Of butter just - it begins to boil.
and Q well-bsassn egg added before
vouriax over the oysters, il great i'm.
70 oysters cooked in this
vay. Cold slaw. chopped pickle, chow
chow q agassd horssfadish should b
served with fried oystsss unlsss they
Ave Q cream drsssing.-lAs Bsschsr.
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BosroH TAsFr.-In . shallow vessel
melt together one pound Of brown sugar
and ona .quarter-posnd OF butter. Stir
together for Afteen minutes, or until the
mixture becomes brittle when dropped In.
to cold water, Lemon or vanilla Aavos-
Ing should be ADDED before the cooking 10
complete. Butter . hat plsts. end pour
the ta6y on Il 70 cool. When partly csia
mark In sqoarss with . knife; Il can thea
b easily broken.
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SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES

FOR ALL MACHINES
50 We also Agents Tor the celebrated
Bsfaar patterns, Catalogue for tho ,au,- nc
f1rn'sh trv. u charge thru kh mail or
If ryq 4ratri.
- v" earnestly rsgurst examination OF
our stocs by every holy before purchasing elAe
where. Orders BY mail or express are promptly
Attended -. Alec sample are cHrrTiuIly giyra
cent By mail tree OF cnsrxr
iyrlt ~. GALLEnT n co
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-19
BY Robert =. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE LARGE
" AMOUNT. OF LMPRoyED AND UNIM-
RNTS SEA- AH6 sC0TT STR a
BELoNGING 70 THE ESTATE s, ATE, Of q G FFDEoH
In pursuance Of decree OF the Chancery Court Of
the city Of Richmond entered on the 4lh OF Esb ,
herebys viii on iff The soS
GsGsk NJ o sS
George Howard, deceased, situated rs above de.
scribed. and consisting of the following LOTS OR
i IA WAc2 a LOT a. the corner of Jcssamne
and Darlington streets, fronting 132 feet ON the
ss s4s 6 T street he of venabc and
Scott streets fronting 1872 feet on tue north side OF
vsnaee and running back 70 carEngIen ST, street
ON, ut The corner of Scott and Venable streets,
fronting "A feet on the north side OF Vcnable and
Go osH with iii ae W SSpt there
on, adjoining the last named OIL the east, fronting
AS feet on the north side Of Vensbe street, begin
| ming ~ feet from Scott street.
5. 4 LOT on the south side of Venable street. at
the corner of Scott fronting So feet inches on
aaa sa Wo jtS bWELiiNGs
6. AVAcANT LOT on the north side OF yenable
street, Mt the corner OF Jessamine street, with front
on yenabe of SO feet.
sRc Ii ass .hf se Is
1 All of The said PROPERTY Is fully described on
plat made by j. j. Peasants, which VIII be exhl-
hled the day of sale, and may be before that
time at tho office OF the aucuoneer.
4 If the sale 1t not Completed on the aboye-namcd
day 1t viii be coniIRCed from day 10 day, comincnc-
ins at the same hour, until the whole property IS
Es0b3. r.-s5. r1-tsg..z ~
TERMS One fourth cash ; residne in three equal
lanstalmentS upon Six, twelve and eighteen months
.credit. the purchaser giving Wis negotiable notes
with interest added, FOR the deferred instruments
and the title TO the property to be retained until the
WHOLE purchase-money a5 paid and q conveyance
ordered by the Court. 80.
ttSi4 A T.. COURTNEY,
Special Commissioners.
ROBERT B. LYME. RuCEoneer. fe6
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Dy O~ Us <SfPI
r,.,I rs--.ast hucifofiec,
IOl6 Main street.

SALE OF THAT VALU-
II ABIE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOEs1., ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF. CARY
STREET BETWEEN III FTEENTbE STR EFT AND
Sa0CKUEs CIR EEK. KNOWN AS THE "UNiON
MANUFACTURING C0APAN1.n-As trustees III
a certain decd OF trust executed oy me Gn Mo,
Manufaciuring Company, bearing date 2Sih OF FEB
rnury 1867, duly recorded in Richinond Hastings
court on the 3Ot OF March, l667, we shall SCI ne
ru1blic auction, on the premises. on WEioN ESDAl
the h day of March; 1879, ut ~ O'Clock NJ. may
ing been required TO do so by the iona rae noiaers
terest at the rate of eight per cert. per annnin,
amounting to the sum of $4,000 principa!l, inc
REAL ESTATE conveyed by the saiu ueed, ;liil
now nm the occupancy OF Me.srs. }. w. CardWei q
Co as an arricnurai u;
Cary sill Get, running back partly 20 feet ana party
about 800 feet TO Dock street, on when u has u
front of 20 feet. The buildings on this lot consist,
in part, Of n LARGE BRICK BUILDING. cover
ing the whole front. four stories hsn, besides other
brick buildings In The rear. and we'll adapted 10
an machine establishment, Tor winch u
ds now used. or for other purposes
L TERMS: The deed under Which we are actlnE re-
auires that the property shall be sod for cash as 10
the costs and expenses OF sale and 10 pay OH inc
coupon bonds aforesaid. and to thestrpusi II any
ON such terms as shall be announced at the time oil
sale but we are authorized by the holders OF tne
said coupon bonds to say That tue purchaser may re-
tain in hts hands at six per cent per annum inter-
est half yearly, large portion OF the purchase
money by giving deed OF trust TO secure tue creal
payuent :,
The sDecia, attention OF capitalists and others Is
invited the sale or this property. The fact fhat
has front on Cary street as wei rs M DOCK street
gives it peculiar advantages fer receiving ana lor
The taxes auu insuranc" for 1879 to be paid by
'''l - ROBERT r. KoWIsoN,
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YlNRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
Il FARM IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, Va,
NEAR THE GLOVER HILL PITS, AT AUG
TION.-By virtue of deed OF trust executed BY T.
~, J. w, L. p, K. F., and Ann Elss, and Martha ;.
smith, to the undersigned, trustee dated Decent
her a. 1853 and duly recorded In The clerks office
of Chesterfield County Court IN ID. r. 81, page g.
default having been made in the payment OF the
uote thcrcir secured, and being required by the
holder thereof, will sell by auction. on the prem
Uses. Mt j. T.. Owens store. on WEDNESDAY, March
l2. 1879, between the hours of IL NJ. and O'CLOCK
T. NJ f not FAIR then on the next fair day thereaf-
ter between the same honrsl. the property mention
ed IN the deed or trust rs containing 309 ACRES.
more or less and adjoining the lands OF j. z. Cox,
the Brighthope Railway Company, and Others.
|. TERMS: Enough IN cash to dcfray The expenses OF
executing this trust aud To pay Oft note or seven
hundred $1,000 dollars, with interest thereon from
December 4, 1868. until paid; and the balance. If
any, upou such terms as may be announced NJ the
sale. ~ A'a.." u. ii. ROBERISON,
re A. ~ ,..s ... Trustee.
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RAYT.Rlls.AD LINEs.
f:55 eza Ess',ssssssa
E1cuYoNp, YORK E1yEa AND s:nEarEAKE}
SCHEDULE or TRAINS. / /.
"a 80 .--s{aysflfGNrISQ MAY 81. 1877.

SCHEDULE OF TR Ans. !. :,
.,sss THROUGH PASSENGER. s1si
a.or p. IA. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY, THURS.
Buy z. %. DAY DAY, and sATuRDAY. Connects a.
= west Point With steamer Havana ioi
= all points ON Yors river aqd .B alu
: ,s more Arrfses III baltimore ss 8 A
as}t a.. connects with rail- lines for Wash
IF, si.s,tz toi,. and all western points. Connccn
AZ Richmond with trains on Richmond
and Petersburg and Chesapeake snt
go ~ Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
s.oo A Nj. Leaves Richmond MONDAY. WED
o'o0 w. AZ - NEsDAY, and FRIDAY; aud !, :,
- a. = URRDAY. Connects with steamers
at West Point for river landings, Bal
timore, and oil western points. Con
meets al Richmond With trains on Rich.
.t monJ and Danville railroad, Richfnonc
and Petersburg, and Chesapeake aao
9 Ioc rsl.Ff PASSENGER.
500 r. NJ. Leaves Richmond daily texcept SUM
- dayl. -sc GtsssaE
THROUGH PASSENGER. .
1n.of A. N. Arrives az Richmond JIUEsDAfs
Ae'00 ' - - THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. Con,
-.e meets with trains on Richmond ano
Petersburg and Chesapeake ana OHIO
railroads. Steamer Havana leaves Bal
M sinsEf tsop ElsS sas s ssana Fs
R srains r. from n PhiladelpIia, New YorE.
and western points, and ut West Point
.-4. with Trains LOT hlcnalono anu LAX
49, South. ", II: -.t.s ..t +
t9 THROUGH FREIGHT.
h.Do p NJ arrives ut Richmond MONDAY ED
1'oo go NESDAY, and FRIDAY; aud
e.JsP. M. TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT.
o." URDAY. Connects with steamer a!
West Point from Baltimore. Con.
meets with Richncp5 and panyule
Richmond and Petersburg, and Chesa-
neake and Ohio railroads.
~. LOCAL PASSENGER.
,o.aO A. NJ Arrives at Richmond daily except SUM
~0'N0 day. Connects with Richmond Hne
... Petersburg and Chesapeake and oale
. railroads.
No transfer Of freight at Richmond to or from
southern ponts. Cars run through between Atlanta
and West Point. ,.,. ,.,,.,,. -o,o.
guaranteed. ~, ,-,.,d r,,a,
Through bills Of lading, with guaranteed rates,
,esued TO all northern and western points.
Through tickets sold to all nurthern, eastern, ans
western points, and baggage checked through. -.
For tickets apply ct General Railroad Ticket Oi.
Gee, s26 Main street; AT the Exchange Hotel, aHo
| coInpanvs depot, corner Twenty-third and Docf
streets Richm ond. Va.
ma2S II. T. DOUGLAS Superintendent
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"A letter has been received in Cincinnati
from Rome, from Cardinal Simeoni. saying
that Archbishop Purcell's resignation will
not be accepted. 49, 49, 1870 .i :,
Rev. Thomas Drew was installed pastor
OF Roanoke church, Roanoke Presbytery,
for half his time, on the 10th instant.
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ia 31-2taw3w&tdtds

GALE OF MONTICELLO.-By virtue OF
- a decree of ihe Circuit Court Of the city Of
Richmond, Va. in the case of Jonas j. Levy and
Fanny his wife and another plaintiff against Mary
Jane Hastings and othe- defendants, the Under
signed commissioner, appointed for the purnose,
Will offer for sale at public auction. to the highest
bidder, on the premises, between ! o'clock A; M:
and O'Clock p. N. on THURSDAY The 20th OF
suitable day tliereaftcr). MONTICELLO. with Q is
ACRES OF LAND attached to It,. This land Is Sit
itcd i'm the county of Albemarle State of Virginia,
about three miles from the town OF Charlottes-
Vile. n-s. r.4... - .i-
TERMS One third cash, another third Oh twelve
credit GEORGE. CARR,
! =, - ..r' 1...-. ...--.s,. Commissioner.
l r,..-.a.r a..ehIaI,.a.n. Go h.Wtds
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1000 A. IL.
DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

TOR NEW YORK.-The Old MF#s
u Dominion Steamship Company IS asszssE 80.
Steamship WYANOKE, Captain Couch. will sail
FRIDAY, February 2 ST, at 3 O'Clock z. M.,.r.
Freight received until O'Clock 2. NJ.
Through bills of ladng signed anu goods Tor
warded with dispatch to all points north, south,
east, and wet; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, $l2; stcerage, 20 ana
So. 80 .G
For freight or passage apply to
fo1o-3t 4 +! : Company's Wharf. Rockets.
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NARBOLINE, dcodoriZed extract Of
Spetroleum The only article that will restore hair
ON bald heads, an elegant dressing. and contains
not particle of lead, sulphur, or other poisonous
DRUGS Sold by druggists. fe 1S-d&weowtFe11
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= r,svVoy sAGEs--Futurc ssays.
Hy Jno. e. LauEbton. Dr., Anctfoneer.
No. Ole Main street. @ S. g

v,pI1sTEEs SALE or NEW TOP;
III BUGGY IN GOOD oKpEE.sy virtue dssss, OF :
ICY t,taa tc secnre ihe payment OF S30 re-
~ tn clerks oface or REnohd Chaneeiy
Court (defaut having teen made IN ihe ro
CARED by the heneaessrv OF sdd deed proceed 20
sell at public auction It Madsss Febs9.
10y Or ieTo at iii O'Clock a. 81, ghe abo<e new
T0F-BUGGy conveyed By sa,d s,eet.. -. tss ba
In Justice to Mr.. Wuediii vii sate tnas ~, ,.,
nothing 10 DO with the above deed, the nABy az
simply been stored in his factory. 81
u 1eIn oasn' GEORGE s yAsHoN, Trustee
AFTER THE kH0yE- 80
i EXCELLENT ,ONE-HORsE .YlCIOKss2 ~ S ar
I PTnGE thar WIN be sold on credit OF sky
|. DAYS for approved paper: :, !, :,
II LIGHT TWO-HORSE HALF;I0,pF, 0pEE y, cAis-
q. kLAoc' J6e''S's''- y. - sAnciiopeeT.
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Richmandi Hazaars
No 4 aga and 144o Franklin street.

r Will SELL BIZ Il UCTIoN. on
"WEDNESDAY MoRgING 19fs Instant ~ q = ~ =
ossocs,s s' head GOOD HORSES and MARES
n.a rensnaais Of three druyes Of tns OWES
wing compelled to iease for thear homes s ss
|~i " ss pssempoofs. 6. c. BURToS. Auctioneer
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pvvrvy STABLE.

FxcHANGE,, LlyE ~ E2n;;>,, \ y xppLe2 Is,
BAzAAR, i4ss 1Sp lttp u ThAS Bel sSyo * !;
am now prepared, wi'n 1r,iE DAY, WEEh' V'
MONTH. % ~. 80 5 .ycrv accculInodSNi.
extended them for the transse''0N
ness. ,,,.s have estaollshStrs
Bazaar for tue SALE RY AlS Az t.,UJs. HARNESS
MULES, VEHICLES odn az WHIPS, sc. ,p.
an ArcTIoS DAYS: WEDSEspAh an'
DAY at II o'clock A. ~ DAVIS. Proprietor
C. 8, ALLEN, Manager. tea
c, G. BuAToS, Aaelloneef'
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REAL. ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
TOR SALE, ELEGANT AND DE-6s
II SIRABLE MAIN-STREETS STORE; four Es;l
stories above large front and depth to wide alley
Fourteenth streets: admirably adapted 10 either
wholesale or retail business. A. great bargain I'D
price. and extra inducelnent offered about Terms
For narticuiars npnly TO ROBERT B. LYME, -
"a i0.eod6t Real Estate AuctioIeer.
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sEEEE-FEsREAD.

SETNE-TEaREAD.
GETNE-THREAD! a.ls neuzgsss
UNFRECEDEETEDi,Y LOW PRICES.
EI&E-THREAD.E ELEI-TWINES,
SEISEC-LlNES, SEINErCDRK.
YAWG1NG, GfLIsNG-KOPE, Sc
We are G6erfIg The aaoTe ut very low prices In
order ta close out our stock before makingour ALTER
aaiea In store all those fa want should take the
advantage of she low prices and saPply themselves
at once. We have expert hands In our EetDgloy for
the saanufacturs Of NETS and SEfSES, which we
are preparcd to furnish at short notice. Z ,.'
E3<8y.Ft IEs 70 q G.2LICHTEHSTElN g SONS,
s,,,53,F corner Seventeenth and franklin streets.
Sole Importers OF the LION BRAND SEINE
THREAD, and Importers OF other brands. fee Z
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- Ds IN. aaaasdDzkzss Aiietsa
ass 5e goscsaor sor Thirtoeusi, stssss.
BIZ s fssess. B sa ssssss ssa
s|s 4 4 d
. issssis 81 q & Isl !ias 81
s sslssl q a .sEpSI,s BIZ afeaRrcg,
s IS !: IlI|'gSs'ss
s sssSS Isl p sSsiS sss
sssss Tsa snssss q
Attt,e request OF Messr9 =. II. ,svc q mar
gs sSs sl 9s a ns street
Thirteenth atid
FRIDAY sssruaaEy Il 2l' lss =, a
EnMs Cash ON delivery, - I. ,,-t,oree,
RoBEnTR. LySE, saltsncn. = - = = 2
- $500 nv w. GocdIn. stf 81
. ygs5y.5s Peal Estate Agent and; Auctioneer
49,, Garner OF Eleventh ard Bank streess.
CALF AT AUCTION OF TH At LARGE
k9ANr ELEfsANT y REsIDEgSE. ,A1n AT WI
sogTIEyAsITS z, c1 oEsN ITy o S RisaMoNGA
&c lac A fssrss Ieas
Eslialf Offer FOR sale at pubic w d ar IN
,s s gsh ss 5SaagE aa6 EEsI
BNCE located above; nov III n Ins frost OF 81
feet and ol ~ ies M M nossasses every
MISUNDERSTANDING. FOR large family usually found In
,ssIfs, IN csfanikhmenf. 8As IL is 80 Welkho"h'
fnral.er description is deemed ,vev,
sad sion months, for negotiable notes. interest
asided sec1red By dtef or trust. ~ SO +ifs
Posssssien about ,e Isl Of May ne nsx t1;:nnnrN
/ IL ,4f1G ysii aiEs,a,e Aucsioneer
/ ~ e a@s PosTPO n 5,
rs r,,a, a;,oye sale is postponed till WEDNESDAY,
1sih March, 1879, at same hour :Iu nopDfN.
ia le-Iawsw&tdtds ---...-- .Anctsoneer:
Ey George F. crnwford' ~
.neui Estate Agent and AuctioDeer.
500. - 1905 Bank street.
GALE OF HOUSE AND VALUABLE
y LOT OF LAND IN ASHLAND, VA.-ln pur-
suance OF n decree of the Chancery Court OF the
CITY of Richmond entered on The 1lth Of tebrnary'
Siii sell aa at. at auction. on March 1T
i O A. NJ, on the premises. ! LOT OF LAaDir front.
Inv los feet on England street at the corner o.
Henry EOS feet dep, with coinfortapie LIZ
Terms $3.50 cash and $50 every 80 days. with IN
tere S u lp'! 'ne NHo GEORGE E. CRAWFORD,
fe 1s-eod4t,tTh&F -2.,,, Commissioner:
AUCTION SALE OF DAMAGED COZ
IN FEE.-On THURSDAY, goth instant, we VIII
sell mt auc ion for account of whom II may concern,
-. SIS RAYS DAMAGED OFFEE,
ex brig C. E.. Slur, damaged on the voyage OF I'M
TERMS: Cash. DAVENPORT & NORRIS. @.
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POSTP0NEMENT.
The above sale is postponed on account OF the in
clemencv Of fhe Weather 10 THURSDAY, goth
va - ~ GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
fo1e ....t.''5- ~ Auc,ioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-19
BY George E Crawford ~
Resi- estate Agent and AuctioDeer.
,a-5f.si- 1905 Bank street.
BY Grubhs Il Williams. ..'+
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main ana BANK.

VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE
EAST SIDE OF SEVENTEENTH SIRE Ell
RETWEEN MARSHALL AND CLAY STREETS,
ADJOINING THE STORE AND RESIDENCE "
MICHAEL IRWIN, ESQ. FOR SALE AT Au -,
TION.-We will sell at auction, on the prenisprs On
the property above located. The LOT fronts IS
feet and runs back 1872 feet and is 1eet VIDE III
mtnts for perfect drainage Of the nf Incre IS a
we'll of good water: There are FIVE Smah; ~
FRAME 'TENEMENTS. with access 10 them Dy
alley from Seventeenth street. 1t will be sold as
whole or divided. as may seem best at sale. Nls
very susceptible of division.
: TERMS: One fourth cash: the balance nj fonr,
eight and twelve months for negf liable notes, In
lercst added, secured bya trust-Geed
- GRUBBS 6 WILLIAMS.
AuctiOnccrs.