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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-07

PASSAGE FROM THE LATEST NOVEL,
IFrom the Chicago Tribune. $50, pa
She ripped out, chow can consent to give
him up?"
90, pah !" was the brutal reply; "you've
got to give him up! What? You, the
child of splendor; you, who have been
carefully educated at Vassar College; who
can play The Malden's Prayer as only
your sainted mother ever played it before;
you, upon whom lave lavished fortune
sufficient to keep me in wine and tobacco
for years; you, who can speak five lam
guages with fluency-you wed with poor
hod-carrier's son? Child, You are out OF
your nina; II may not. nay, it must not,
be-" and he ground his teeth and struck
another gardener such resoundng whack
over the shoulders that the welkin rang
with the reverberation. The fair girl COW
cred her face with her dairtily-gloyed
hands, and convulsive shudder ian
through her slender frame. The pelican
ground his teeth rs il his huge mouth were
a grist.mil and his teeth We're corn.
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AN IMPROVED TYpg-CAsE FOR PRINTERS.
The Chicago Tribune has in use new type
case invented by Miller. Each box IS mace
of a separate block OF wood, carved OUT So
as to be concaye. They tit together upon
common bottom, and are kept in position
by fiange projecting all around the top OF
the frame. The concayity enables the com
positor to empty bis case without having u
gouge The types out OF the corners, as tney
naturally fall to the centre rs the SORTS pc
come short, and there is no necessity LOT
shaking.up the case to bring the type OUT o.
the corners, which Is injurious TO the face
of the TYNE. The boxes being movable, they
can be temporarily changed so as to be more
handy for any particular description u.
work, an innovation that in tabular work
will be appreciated by compositors.
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BY j. Thompson Brown
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
No. Ills Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FIVE We
" FRAME HOUSES AND FIGHT NACANIp
L0TS BETWEES WEST CARY STREET AND II1
THE OLD RE$ER w 9N 9 9Ae QFoIR
VACANT LOTS IN BAKERS AnDlT I'll on 81
STREETS. EAST OF BROOK AVENU E.-by VIZ
tue of decree Of the Chancery Court OF Guy OF
Richmond entered - day -. in suit OF FitZpat-
rick executor Us. Benton ana others; shall, as,
specal commissioner thereby appointed proceed 10
sell MT public auction, the premises, the above
mentioned PROPERTY. in the following order:
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER z, AT O'CLOCK p. NJ
those FIVE FRAME TENEMENTs. with three
rooms each. fronting OIL Jacquelin street. at corner
Of washington. , Ia
tween Haryie and Jacquehn: and TWO LOTS. 20
feet each on Harvie near corner OF washington
street. near the corporate line
SATURDAY, NOV. STU, AT O'CLOCK ?. NJ,
TWO TRIANGULAR LOTS in Bnkers addition,
on Calhoun between Tyler and Hickory streets:
LOT adjoining the above. 20 feet on Tyler street
and ONE CORNER LOT ut Cabell and Hickory
streets, fronts rs feet.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance at four. eight
and twelve months negotiable notes. interest added
and title retained till conveyance ordered by court
~ JAMES II. DQOLEY.
Special Commissioner.
r THOMPSON BROWN. Auctioneer. nos
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EE M ~ -
RICHMOND, FHEDta q PoroAAc, q. 4. COIL
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT,
RICHMOND. vA.- April 20, 1879.
NOMMENCING SUNDAY, MA Y 4, 1879,
W trains ON this road Will run as follows:
NORTH BOUND.
NO 1900 A, NJ, leaves Byrd-Strcet station daily
Except Sundaysl; due ut Wash.
ingt0ns lilo L. H.: Baltimore,
1906 p. a.; Philadelphia, $50
z. b.: New York, 1905 p. 81.
No $500 P. b., leaves Byrd-Street station daily
due at Washington. sos K. n
Baltimore, 1855 2. ~. ; Phila.
adeaIghia, 1886 A. NJ; New York
No. 1900 P. ~, ACCoMSioDATIoN TRAIN
for Junction. leaves Broad
Street station daily Except Sun.
daYsI.
SOUTH BOUND.
No. 2-1o:l5 Pm, arrives al Byrd-street station
dairy Except Sundays). Leaves
deIphia Ii:45 A NJ; Balti-
more. $50 p. VI; Washington
$40 M.
MOI 1885 A. Nj, arrives at Byrd-Street static.
daily. Leaves New York, l0:0c
T. NJ; Philadelphia, lilo A
a.; ,i Baltimore re- 4;'5 A. M.
NOS $40 A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
arrives at Broad-Stfeet station
daily Except Suni,ysi.
G. A. TAYLOR,
Genera, Ticket Agent
e. T. D. MYERS. General Superintandent ap %
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J AUCTION sALEs--Future Days-.
By Frank D. hin q Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
110S Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF
VALUABLE WATER POWER,
FRONTING 400 FEET ON JAMES RIvER AND
KANAWHA CANAL, AND BETWEEN THE
RICHMOND CITY WATER WORKS AND
THE PROPERTY OF THE TREDE-
GAR COMPANY.

By virtue of deed OF trust from John b. and
Lewis T.. Harye and wives 10 the undersigned, tfs-
tees. dated January 80, 1874, and recorded IN l1e
clerks office Richmond Chancery Court: IN Deco
Book OF A. page o. and at the request OF the Denc-
nciaries therein mentioned, default having been
made In the payment of certain BOND secured py
said deed. we will sell ut auction, up0n the premises,
on TUESDAY, November II, 1873. at ociock
z. NJ. the PROPERTY described III the sald aeed
as follows: Ali that certain tract or parcel OF IaDd
lying and being IN the city OF Richmond. between
tween the James River and kanawha canas ana
James river fronting upon said Canal 4uu Ieet. ana
the same distance upon the said river, ana oelng
that portion of the lands OF the said John Is. and
Lewis f. Haryie which lies next east or below Inc
lands which were by deed Of October L. 1873,
conveyed by said Harves~and wives TO A. ID. w IL
liams and r. H. Steger, LA trust. TO secure certain
notes in said deed mentioned, recorded In Cnancefy
Court of Richmond city, and embraced between tne
said river on the one side, the said land so conveyed
by said deed Of October /, 1873 on another slue,
the said canal on another side and straight line
beginning on said canal at point 400 rect DcioW
the said land conveyed by The said deed OF OCTOBER
II. 1878, and running to a point on he said river
LOO feet below the said land conveyed oy salu ueeo
Of October II, 1878.
TERMS: While The deed requires cash as TO the
EXPENSES OF sale and enough 10 paw bond oil S1U-
eOn, with interest 1T per cent. from January 30
1875. moro favorable terms may be announced on
day of sale. John IL; IuI,,
Trustees.
Sale by FRANK D. HILL & Co.. Auctionccrs:,
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The other day there died performing
bear, the property Of brewer. The owner
was so overcome with grief that he got
drunk, and went stumbling about, weeping
sometimes over the dead body OF the bear
and at others over u barrel OF beer. W her
rebuked for his folly, he replied that it wa;
all the same thing, for whether be criec
over the beer-barrel or the bear, he was GER
iainly weeping over the bier OF his OWL
bruin."
The man who takes the stump is gene
rally fellow too lazy to chop it up fol-
kindling- wood.-Philad elphia Chronicle
Her aid.
A dog frequently worries a cat, but man,
who is nobler than the dog, worries himself
Neao Yorlc Commercial Advertiser.
The Haytian Government makes revo
lution as easy as a cofee-roaster.-Ne,o Or
leans PicGuune.
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CAL,FoRyyA VISEYARDs.-tBathmore
Sun-san Francisco letter. 1.-The vlneyaros
OF California cover 10000 acres VIII go 90
100000 Of grape-viues, valued at Slso.,
600. 900. Three years ago the baltim ore
Sun called attention to the oppoi.un ILL
then offered to buy vineyards Tor song.
Tn ne eyery direction people were uprooting
VINEYARDS as Improbable. Grapes were
80 a ton, which did not pay. A hundred
foot.hiIl farms could be bought for the cost
OF fencing, twenty-five acres Of bearing
vineyard goisg for nothing. Inc oppor'
tunity has passed. Though cheap, grape
vines have now some ysiuc. And orcharos'
then OF little account, have ereatiy apple.
c;ateS Inv the introduction OF fruit-curlng
Crane syrup is now being made, and its
grea. superiority over other table syrupEs
Will win favor. Small vineyards can now
make better maket than SIS per ton toI
grapes at the wine press.
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HraH Rrsrs IN PARIS. Lucy Hooper's
par, ss i.e,ier IN CHICAGO Times = Rents are,
JUDGED, becoming srghtialy s. hga N, N fse erS
ss ysveo and elegant suits unsurntshed, II
s ss.g chance 10 be in centralo or fashionable
locations. As 10 good apartments s,, yin q,
s"'e esnsrsi aituatson, for $500 or 5000
ner snnum, they are now NOT to be met es
With at all. TO iiud habitations at tia. price
one mus, either climb to the sasre Paris Us
1 nr;ces 90 nm at the approach Of every grand
axhih;t,on and never go down again. Ii
things sasn 10 Be cost sas ss fe se ne e
sen. .as,v cities IN Europe to live In. Think
Of having ten cents apiece for tomatoes q
sn, p : ymoderate-sized chicken, five cents foi
single oyster + is well that e'a,s Me sie
Smited extent, or people OF moderate in,
comes with American ideas OF eomios'
Uonld find 1t hard work to live in Paris
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JAS. MAcpouGALL, Auclioneer.
BY Frank j. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent, Aucdopeer. and Notary Public,
corner of Ninth and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.
GOMMIssIONERs SALE OF Ian

/ COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
MN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY AT-PuBLlC
AUCTION. AT CHEsTERFIELD COURTHOUSE,
ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1879, at l
O'CLOCK P. My virtue OF decree OF the CIR
citit Court OF Chesterfield caantY, entered on the
10th day of May. 1879. in tue case of John Mar.
phey against Corbus. trustee and others, vl sell
ar public auc,oH the day and atihe time and place
nhoye mentioned the TRACT OF LAND lying IN
Chesterfield county. to Chesterfield Courthouse,
containing 115 ACRES, be the sane more or less,
aud now occupied by Charles 9. Corbus, trustee tor
Druslla Corbus
Terms; Casn as W sSou: Ior uie oaEnee ., inc
given the purchaser to give his NOTE with interest
added and The title will be retained 10 the anu until
said note Is paid. AS TO the residue, upon such
terms as the said Charles c. Corsus trustee for Dru-
silla Corbus may fescrbc, and In OF his death
or removal, upon such terms Us the said Drtsa
Corbuy may direct; aud In case they shall fail
fuse 10 prescribe any terms. then upon such terms
as 10 the Commissioner may seem hest.
! oc 2s BENJAMIN II. MASH, Commissioner.
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BY GOddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctlonce-s,
HOG Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF Fifty ACRES
i OF LAND IN HENRlCO COUNTY AT PUB
Lie AUCTIOS.-In pursuance Of 4 certain deed oil
trust dated The I'd Of October. 1876, executed ny
Chastan White TO trustee. ana beI2 required
to do by The beneficiary, Will offer fox safe on
WEDNESDAY. 18th OF November, 1879. at IL
O'Clock NJ In front OF HrnricO county court -hou>e:
:.that certain FIFTY ACRES OF LAND lying and
being in The county OF Henrico, about three miles
from the civ of Richmond. described and bounded
as fo0ws-to wit Beginning at the point where
Charles E. Auderson's eastern line intersecls inc
Ming north ITO west las poles: thence south SS;4o
west 66 poles thence south ~ eas, 81 poles a 10
the road thence along, road as u meahoers GU
poles 10 the point of beginning"
TERMS: Cash enough 10 puy balance on note OF
1000 and expenses OF sale: residue on such terms
as NAV be announced at sale.
no i w. Z. CARRINGTON, Trustee.
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AUCTION AALf4-sAnIs 1@L::e.,-
By Robert g, Lyme.
Real Estaia Aren't ana Anationeer.
1919 Main street. &
1TsYEcuToR,s SALE OF FIRST Glass
- pnoAD.srREEr sToREPRopERTY,
.WsrH LARGE AND CONVENIENT DWELL.
n re OF EIGHT ROOMS OVERHEAD,
struArED ON THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
TENTH AND BROAD STREETS,
70. SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION.

nv request OF the executor Of the owner: paw de-
ceased sbal positively sell without IN a TKi rs
serve, upon the premises, bS sncio A.. the above
DEsiRABLE th pk ae ppsn Witch
Gated aa descri5ed and sdjoinsns tae os Nv Mr. r.
cMnmins. The STORE l. large one ana ana W. wen
adapted for has There 10 IN ice ORDER
u ns " bptdsmS Is oomparatively new one snc DULY
Of s,ockbsek and other rst-class ma. . Sssn ~
cu,ysrts. &c. This property Is now anG h1T
S,nnts on south side OF Broad street2s feet, ana eh
sends back feet TO an alley In rear; .. ,er,,es
ss;I tg re- isyest in property which VIII certainty
insresse IN value and pay well rs an n an.
,,ortnntty offered here By auction being rare one
attend and secure q bargain. a.r 30 sa,a
Terms and particulars anno1n Gen on yyME
nc aa.W.Th. .Tu,W ", Th.F AuctloneEE.
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A FATAL AFFRAY on A BRIDGE.-Foui
men with teams met on bridge over Ow
creek, in Knox county, Ohio, on Monday
and a quarrel occurred with Stephen zook'
who. accused them OF crowding him. A
fight with knives eDsued, in which Zook
stabbed John PARROT, OF Ashland county,
causing instant death. The deceased was
an ex-convict, having at one time shot Wal
lace Loney, of Pike county. Mr. Zook is
man who stands an insult from no man, and
killed Coshocton-county man few years
since for q similar reason. He reports him
self as ready to answer for the killing.
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BY George F. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. zoos Bank street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO DESIRA-
BILE SMALL FRAME HOUSES. LOCATED
AT TIE CORNER OF LEIGH AND HARRISON
STREETS by virtue OF certain deed OF trust
from Patrick Doliard and wife. dated October "a
1873 10 the undersigned, and duly recorded In the
clerks Office of The Richmond Cbanccry Court, d.
b. 113 A., page 329. TO secure certain sum OF
money. default having hcen made in the payment
thereof shall in execution Of said trust, ut the
request of the beneficiary. sell al auction npon the
premises. FRIDAY, November II, 1879: at 4
o'cIDcs p. NJ. the aboye-descrhed PROPERTY
The HOUSES above mentioned contain three and
four rooms and are In good order. The LOT fronts
feet Oh the south side of Leigh street. and runs
back on the east line of Harrison street between
parallel lines 220 feet 10 Hey 20 feet wide.
TERMS: Enough III cash 10 pay the expenses OF
sale and TO pay note OF $3.50: the balance on such
terms as will be announce on day of sale.
GEORGE Z. CRAWFORD,
ma Trustee.
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By Z. -. Eacho, Auc.ioncer.

NOTICE OF SALE.-In obedience to an
~ order from the Governor OF Virginia to me Iii
rccted shall proceed 10 SELL on the premises: on
MONDAY NEXT. The 1Oih day OF November, 1879.
at O'Clock /. NJ. that certain LOT OF LAND
fronting 40 feet inches, more or less. and running
back l6o feet Seep. situated chelsea HIM.
sometimes called Bowling Green. in H"nrico coun-
~. adjoining the city nf Richmond. being The same
lot of land Of which Eugene Mccarthy died seized
and possessed.
TERMS: One third cash: and remainder At six
ana nine months for negotiable notes, interest add
ed, ana title retained ill all Is paid.
j. A. LYMAN. Escheator.
Sale conducted by Z. d. ECHO.
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Fly Frank ID. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1lOS Main street
TRUSTEES SALE OF SIXTY FEE!

TRUSTEES SALE OF SIXTY FEET
l. OF GROUND ON THE EAST SIDE OF LIN
DEN STREET, ADJOINING TURNER'S FLOW
Err GARDEN, AT AUCTION.-By virtue of q
deed OF trust dated October ls, s7s. duly record
ed in The clerks Office of Richmond Chancery Court,
In D. d. 1l3 page 2S4. and At the request OF the
beneficiary. default having been made Ia the pay
ment OF the note secured thercln,l will sell ut
public auction. on the premises, on MONDAY. No.
ERTY described In said deed as follows: All
that certain LOT OF LAND, lying and being
in the City of Richmond, fronting SO feet on the
tween Cumberland and Beverly Gets. aud running
back within parallel lines 55 feet, more or less.
This lot Is In an improving locality, and Should
attract the attention Of parties desiring to Invest or
who wish 10 build
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF sale, and 10 pay u
note for 81 so: Balance OH terms to he announced
ut sale. FRANK d. HILL.
! oc so Trustee.
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By James M. Taylcr& Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Office corner of Eleventh aud Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF UND1-
Ov!DED INHERENT IN THREE X;iA L IVA |. 4
BRICK STOREHOU>ES ON SIXTH STREEt
BETWEEN MARSHALL AND CLAY STREETS.
NOW oCGUrlED ~ CH IL RI /; T8R }i
AZ RES, ON THE BROOK TURNPIKE AB'.UT
ONE NILE From THE CITY 0E RlCH Hsm - :
OF WHICH PETER BURKE DIED SElZED;-
BY virtue ola decree of the Chancrry Court OF the
us. Burke. we SHALL as sprciai commissioners under
said decree, sell on SATURDAY, November E,
1879, at AZ O'Clock r. ~. at public auction, In
front Of G. L. TOdd's Store. on Sixth street, the
UNDIVIDED INTEREST Of Peter X. lin1ke Icing
onc-elevenrh. IN those THREE BRICK STORE
HOUSES IS above located. and in 4 FARM OF %
ACRES. situated on the Brook turnpike about one
mile from the city of Richmond.
TERMS OF SALE: One third cash: the residue In
equal payments al six and twelve months, the pllr
chaser giving negotiable notes, with Interest added
for deferred payments, and title retained until the
same are paid +. L. TURNER,
JOHN :. WISE,
Special Commissioners.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & son, AuctIoneers.
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BY ". Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
| " EXCELLENT STORES AND DWELLINGS
on THE NORTH SIDE OF FEDERAL BETWEEN
FIRST AND SI.COND S1REETS:-By virtue Of a
decree of the GhaDcerv Court OF The city OF Rich
mond, entered the 9th Of october, 1879, In the
case of Corbin against Scott. trustee Sc we shall,
as special commissioners thereby appointed. pro-
coed TO sell at public auction. the premises, on
FRIDAY the 7th Of November, 1879, at O'Clock
p. NJ the REAL ESTATE located as above, consist
ing OF TWO EXCELLENT TENEMESIS-one
partly brick and covered with slute: the other a
frame tenement of which are well adapted for
stores aud dwellings, for which purpose they are
retail stores. The LOT has front Of 3913 feet and
Il depth Of so feet. Persons wishing 10 invest In
profitable small tenemcntS are Invited to attend this
sale.
TERMS: One third cash balance ut six and twelve
months for negotiable notes. interest adced ard title
retained until all of the purchase. money IL paid
| XII. ROBERT G. SCOTT,
). G. Reid,
noe Special Commissioners.
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by K. Il. LYME.
Real Estate Agent and AuctloEecr,
1912 Nam street.

UCTION SALE OF THE TWO-STORY
II BRICK DWELLING No. 504 SEVEN
VENABLE STREETS BY request of the owners
| Will offer for SALE upon the premises: on MON
DAY the 10th day Of November. 1917. AT ri a.
O'Clock p. NJ. the HOUSE above de- crihed TIE
house contains six ROOMS III the main OiEiclDS pc
sides cellar. and shed-room. and /. occupied by
good tenant and Yields fair rent. The i'oI fronts
ok feet on Seventeenth street. and runs back to the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company,s Track,
the rear of which be utilized 10 great advantage
as a wood and courtyard.
The streets in the vicinity have all been recently
paved, guttered. &C. To any one seeking good-
paying investment this Oilers rare chahce;
TERMS: VIII be very liberal. and made kown 1t
sale. ROBERI u. j. Ne,
mo- Aucii0ueer.
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GRuBDs & WILLIAMS. Aucl!oneers.
By Frank ID. Hill ( Co. and Chewing Il Rose,
Real Estate Agents anu AUclioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 FARM ABOUT TEN MILES ABOVE RICH-
MOND, IN HENRItO COUNTY. CONTAINING
FOUR HUNDRED AND FORTf.FOUR ACRES,
AT AUCTION. by Virtue OF 4 deed OF trust DARED
June 10. 1878. duly recorded in llcmico County
Court in ID. e. 101, page 232. and ut The rtducst or
the beneficiary, default having been made in lie
payment OF Il note therein secured. will sci 1T
The Office of Frank ID. Hill L Co.. auctinnecrs. los
Main street. Oh FRIDAY. November IA. 1879. ut
y O'Clock NJ. the FARM described in said decd as
follows: All that certain TRACT OR PARCEL OF
LAND lying and being In the comfy Of lienrico
about ten miles above the city of Rtchnlpnd known
As the cid Home" containing FOUR HUNDRED
AND FORTY-FUUR ACRES. more or less. una
formerly OWNED by Mr.. John A. Giaz brook. ms
farm Is situated in good ntighhorhood one ihiIe
from Taylor's Crossing, on the Rchmond frrd@.
rickburg and Potomac rairoad. and Is crnvcnlcnt
to mills. churches. &c. About 0acreH are III WOODS
and good c: Of timber can be cut IRON IL me
balance OF the land j, under GU tvaIlon ahI pro-
duc;s GOOD crops. There i on III" pace b"Sc>'a
good dwelling It'll six rooms. very .ooi anu '"!H-
Portable ouihuiIdiugs. new barn. st9Dt. I"iaccn-
barn. overse,r's house, &c. GooH i"a' !" HIGH
m0ud. Il. $500, :, ,,,. -
TERMS: Cash as "a expenses # S1lc and 10 pay
nnir for S795 due June 10. 1S19: sSlO on the
IoIh June 1850: 1855 on he 10Th jaime, 1851 |:
halunce on terms be announced by The or tntor III
said deed. hObchi W.
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LABOR EXCHANGE.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC CHARITIES
ALMsuoUsE BUILDING. :

OFFICE SUPEKINTENDENTPU BLlC TIIAKTTIES,F
ALMsuoUsE BUILDING.
RICHMOND, VA, September "a, 1879. }
A LABOR EXCHANGE" Has BEEN
N ESTABLISHED, under the supervision OF me
undersigned, for the purpose of obtaining work Tor
the unem ployed and homes for INDECENT children OF
this city. ~ 1890 ,.,,>,
OPENED, in connection with the 'Drpanmeht Oh
Outdoor Poor" where applications OF those seeA-
ing employment and those desiring 10 employ per-
sons can be registered. ...
Persons representing various trades ana oceup'-
tlons are now registered for employment. am, g.
Thoce in want or SERVANTS, LABoKEKS' Xv,
are requested to call at or correspond VIII sH''
ONCE. ,n,>,rpx
DINrr of pTIRI ne CHARITIES, RICHMOND
VA" marked LABOR EXCHANGE"
1900 CHARLES =. BIGGER.
ssoa.sw s,,.-,,tsn,I.nt OF Public Charities.
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II rl,,nrr ,nINyis. no BE REMOVED, FOB FOB
rs N SALE BY AUCTION.

On THUR SDAY, 18th November, o. Al raLr,nsses.
4. ill.,. We viii seli by auction; Hp9h sas and IN.
ali the nyjILB1EGss ENga0s.GSaaihasso OF ground
,sssny so,d situated at The eorper Of EralSnpc aRa
FIFTH sseis They sbIaes sas e ye5s BY Major
~ n.sr Nth several other buildings ana
large apapt5 S Of hri Ths Attention Of
Sniisrrs and those contemplating ouloine' spy
ctaRy invited TO this sale. -, Ill, no stated at
TERMS AND PARTICULARS WIZ DC S'A'e"
tns ar reoness Of W. W. Crump and others, com 5,
,ieners OF the ChanceIy Court In 1ne case VI
" Brown o. Daf'ou' "GRUBss q WILLIAMS,
49, AuctIoneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-07
!. :. @-rr1.nr uar.Es.-srl.ture Daya.
- NJ inc. D. Iangfiton, Jr., Anctioneer'
p1S Main street.
TsxCELLENT ASSORTMENT OF
HOUSEHOLD rUREIrUEE, CARPETS &C.,
Ar AUCTION.

-, .,o,.r,A y tho r,t,, instant, nc 10k O'clock
,sI ssiI ~ the residence No. SIG Byrd street, be-
tween Third and Fourth streets me owners o e.
Ginning housekeeping. an excellent assort"en' vi
Iisnd E STRIPED REPS WALNUT PARLoR
~ s sEssTTiRY rHgEE-PLY, and INGRAM CAR
PARLoR.CHAIPs, AIARBLE.ToP T nnidS'
MA mi, E-T0P WALNUT BUFFET.
WALNUT ExTENSION DIN!NG,TABLIE5 :.,
/ handsome WALNUT CHAMBER SUI Win
CHINA, * ''1RoCKERY. GLASSWARE. Including
fine t;OLD.BAND CHINA TEA SET; ,,,x>
1 No. 2 COOKING-STOVE ana Affoh1EN-
K1TG iHhsNtS FURNITURE generally.
The furniture has been used only y,a ie" hon'hS'
4'o iie'' ''' JNO. E. LAUGHTON, JR..
ar Aucti0neer.