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DIR. &. McLANE'S vERMIFUGE
AMERICAN WORM SPECIFIC,
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

7-Ns cOun.eaauce Is pale and eadcn-colored, with
errI>longl l.shcs or crcunScribcd spot on one or
ro,h cheeks: the eyes become dull; the pupils
tie an azure senicircle runs along the lower eye
Id: the nose is irrtated, swells ara sometimes
hea,sche, with hummng or tbrobbing of the ears;
su unusual secretion Of saliva; Shiny or furred
tongue breath very foul, particularly in the morn
ny: arpctI,e variable, sometimes voracious, with
aknawlnS sensation Of the stomach, at others en-
.!rcly gone; Neeting pains in the stomach; occa-
s,or,l nausea and vomiting; violent pains through
on. the abdomen: bowels irregular. at tunes co5tiTe
stools Shiny, not unfrcqucntly hinged with blood
belly swollen and hard; urine turbid; respiration
occasionally difficult, and accompanied oy hc.
corsh: cough sometimes dry and convulsive: I'm.
asy and disturbed sleep, with grinding OF the
cs,h: temper variable, but generally irritable &c
Whenever :he above symptoms are found to exist
DR.. c. McLANE'S yERMIFUGE
WILL CERTAINLY EFFECT A CURE.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
many form. 1t is an innocent preparation, not co.
fr5le Of d1ing TIE slightest injury to the most
tnicr infant. T.. .. ...t.
The genuine DR.. MCLASE's VERMIFCGE bears
he signatures Of c. MCLASE and FLEMING BROS.
0 :ac wrapper.
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A fashionable garment car. now, be made
nv taking yoilf hnsband's ulster, dyeins It.
brown, cutting of the breast- pockets, gath-ll
erinc il behind, and, : sewing ten cents
worth OF black rucbing around the neck.
with one O, these on a tniddle.sized woman
can sail into a iYe-caJt store With the air OF
a Duchess. - nc Gregor Nssos. , .isf7.', 81
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MoFFETT- REGISTER REPORT FOR OCTOBER.
District east Of Twelfth street 131 alco-
holc registers. 46.7ss-S7O1.sa; 102 malt
registers. 1850 S237. .S0-total, S939.62.
District west Of Twelfth street: 147 alco-
hole registers. 63.37l-S95O.57; 123 malt
registers, 7I,S24-S3S9.1 .12-totaI, 1889 go.
Total for both districts, S2,279.31.
For same month 1878, S3,4222G; for
same month 1877, s6,599.S5.
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Sent to JaH.-Yesterday morning Charles
Bowen was before the Mayors Court,
charged with beating and assaulting his
father. Bowen was found guilty, and sem
fenced TO Jail for twenty days. He was also
required 10 nay the costs, and in default OF
which ten days additional was added to his
term OF imprisonment. He is an old Of
fender, and has been before the courts OF
this city and Richmond several times.
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K /. DUPONT, De NEMOUaS ii CO.,
WILMINGTON. DELL,a"G = E*t%F
manufacturers OF the celebrated
IAdLE DUCKISfi,- EAGLE RIFE, cad
ths ;, - DIAMOND GRAIN POWDER 90
'IT iaess popular Powder in use. s2'--sF--2.z
ssd sSdai,aldge ,ldg Mammoth. Capnon, Rioftsr MUSK e t.
Uni,s1ni 1ins i Powder, for army and navy ordinances |,
fIoss ~ eates government standard: also the va
D'Sslna Powders. ssTT't'. : - 60''~-
HENRY NJ, WORTHAM, Agent,
osla corner OF Fifteenth ana Gary streets
esnsn ~ Rtefm0nd, VS.,
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EVERYBODY needs after the exhaustion of the
day stimulant that is nourshins well as warln-
Ing. Nothing is so well suited for the purpose rs
COCOA or CHOCOLATE. That 81 epared by WALTER
BAKER & Co. has the highest reputation Of any III
;I,n pnrl.ot
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The Reiinion Io-Night.-The retinion Of
the surviving members OF the Elliott Grays
(Mahone's Old brigade) will take place to-
night at 81 O'Clock at Cersley's Hall. 1t
promises to be quite an event. Great pre-
paration bas been made for the occasion by
the old members who are now residing in
this city, aad everything has been done to-
ward making the reinion 4 success. A
number OF invited guests are expected to
he present
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LIKE ITS PARENT FLOWER, ATTdNsoN's Ex-
TRACT OF VIOLET, the most delicate and refined
Of perfumes, conceas It's excellence behind It's
widely known sister-lhe Extract of White Rose.
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CoD.LIvER OIL AND LIME.-Tbat pleasant and
active agent in the cure of all consumptive symp
toms, "WILBoR's COMPOUND OF PURE Cop
LIVER OIL AND LINE is being universally
adopted In medical practice. Sold by the proprie-
tor, 4. &. WlLBoR, Chemist. Boston, and all drug
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"NEWr SOAP

1@de-maik registered) TO careful housekeepers'
- euly as superior in quality, hut IS in form the
.FsE economical Soap now made, H'E~ t"t'''+'
e.--f< .loc 8. .W&SIFelSI : .i.lfiJe s>%.lr
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LEE GALLERY, MAIN STREET This famous
temple OF art still retains its preeminence in our
city, Pictures that bear It's imprint are gems. Pa
irons that u Y them are pleased.
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CirH Court.-The court for the trial Of
civil warrants was held yesterday at the
Mayors Court room. Senior Justice Gen.
try was absent, and Justices Perdue and
Foster disposed OF some few cases. Several
were continued until next Tuesday, which
is regular day for this court to convene.
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A FRAGRANT BREATH!

If your TEETH are decayed or defective; IF yonr
GUMS are spongy, bleeding, nlcerated, or rece2snS
from the teeth, use
-. MEADE & BAKERS
CARBoLE MoUTH-WASH.
which removes the bad odor caused by those, and
rapidly heals and eleanses the mouth. imparsiu2 a
DELICIOUS FRAGRANCE TO TIE BREATH.
Sold by all druggists at 5Qc. d bottle.
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Wood AWI, GSpas.

GOAL AND XO0D.-All sizes frst-ei.sSS
" ASTHRATsE; COALBtR.s EASI-bhAh
SPLIhT. GLOVER BILL, SOFT COkt, si,d aii
klufis of ENGINE COAL. PINE esd OAK EJOl.
ura:er by telephone from J. WATSON PHILLIPS,
Grace and AIoEroe streets; e. L. JONES Brook
ayenue and NaI.nul street. or Bread street S2ooise
TheaE re, and al 1865 Cary street. , ,.-
o:2S T.. Ii, PaGE.
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County Court.-The Chesterfield County
Court-Wiliam I. Clopton iudge-was In
session Monday, and after iour-honrs' ses-
sion adjourned over for the term. The
criminal cases that were on docket for this
term were continued over until the Deem
Der term.
The Circuit Courts. S. WeisiSer
iuGge-will convene to-day. The civil
docket for this term is said to be very lar ge.
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SAVE MONEY oy having your printing done atths
DISPATCH PRINTING-EoUsE.' Good work. los
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed. ...s.t -
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THE FALL AND WINTER DRoUGHT.-This
year has been remarkable for droughts. In
June and July together the rainfall amount
ed only to 2.27 inches. The river got down
lower than was ever known before, and all
vegetation suffered badly.
In August, however, there were nu-
merous heavy showers. The waterfall mca-
sured 7.33 inches, and the abundant mois-
ture OF air and earth brought out the late
crops and made The weather agreeable.
But since August the 9th -seyenty-siX
days-we have had only four rains, and the
waterfall has been 3.35 inches. -..
Our streets are now probably dustlcr
than ever before. On trees that have not
dropped their leaves the dust is coated as
thick as flour on miller's hat
The river is low, but the water is clear.
That, at least, is blessing. There is no
immediate danger OF water-famine, but
nevertheless it would be pleasant and pro-
titable to have few heavy showers.
Owing to the failure OF mlll-streamS many
country neighborhoods are at great lncon-
venienea about getting their grain ground;
Farming lands in many localities are baked
too hard to be worked.
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]: FEAST AND SUPPBR.-There will be feast
and supper at Grace-Street Baptist church
tonight. Hot lunch daily from II to
O'Clock. 80. -, =
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PRESERVED GINGER CSIHEs, SARDIGgs
PINEAPPLE CHEESE. condiments Of all kinds, Just
received by W. u. BLAIf j, Coz .,.,.,,, ..,..
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COLGATE & co.'s

"E@" SOAP can be cut in two, the oval end
'iea readily in She hand, and the larger end worn
"0"n almost 10 wafer without any waste. = q
COLGATE { co. recommend their, l.E
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PsnsosAL. General John Eehols, Of
staunton, is 10 the city.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die States, soutberly to westerly winds, fall
lug barometer. rising temperature, increas-
ing cioudncss, and rain, except partly
cloudy weather in the southern portions.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
southeast to southwest winds, stationary or
slowly. falling barometer. slight fall in tenn
perature in the western portions. increasing
cIoudiuess and rain in the last-named DIS
trict.
TEE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY: 9 a. NJ, SO ;
Q A. A., G5; noon, SIS; P. NJ, 80; z :;
H., 7S; midnight. 20
Mean temperature, II. ta, ..>.:
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sa- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DlsrATcH
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED cJsCU-
LATIoN OF ALL TIE OTHER DAILg NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE CITY. n
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M. ELLYSog q CO.. advertising agents, insert I'd
vertisements In all of the newspapers OF the Unitst
Slmes at publishers rates Orders left at the Dts
patch counting-room will receive prompt stsap
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NILLISERY.-MRs. NJ. WAL os8s
WI TON. 90. 30l Broad street. win open sEgZG
on THURSDAY. Novcnht T. 9th. several SskSass
cases NEW YORK TRIMMED FL ATS can be sold
Also, 4 large stock of MILLINERY ANI"FhNCf
GOODS: FELT HATS lron 25c. un ~ and %
TRIMMING SILKS AID aIINS. 7oc. u 81 r. >
FEATHERS, OSTRICH ami FANCY BlRIE
WINGS FLOWERS. auFFLlNG. NEl2h-WEAA,
GOtD-PLATED JE'FELIY, &c.
RIBEDNS i !iFr-a full linc-the cileapea! 8!
the citv VI. WALTON
no 5-EI 81 H. Bread s'rcct c'rhcE iH!i.
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THE L1ouoR.DEALERs, BEroRE Jupa[

The LIQU0R-DEALERsp BEFORE JUDGE
CHR1sTIAN--Judge Christian heard the
rules against, several other liquor-dealers
yesterday. The. saloon-keepers generally
testified that the loss OF trade so plainly
marked BY their returns was due in part to
the general dulness OF business, and to the
loss OF their Sunday trade since Judge
Christian has taken in hand the enforcement
of the State law on that subject. Several
OF the respondents candidly shid that SUM-
day used to be, two or, three to one, their
best day for business. One stated that each
Sunday under the old order OF things was
worth to him fifty or sixty dollars. |..' q
Many of the respondents are men, whose
chief dependence Is upon the sale OF grJce-
ries. They take ont bar-keepers'@license,
too, but the drift OF testimony was that to
keep customers they gave away about as
much liquor as they sold. The depreciation
OF the liquor trade is about third.
In no case was fraud proved. Commls-
sioner. .of-tbe-Reyenue Munford, and BIS, as,
sistants, Messrs. Wilkins and Wilkes, were
examined and testified that they knew OF no
violations Of the law. The two last named,
whose business it is to take the state OF the
registers monthly, said that the dealers were
constantly speaking to them OF hard, dull
times. ..... .s
After all the parties had been examined
there were short speeches from Common
wealth's-Attorney Wise and Mr.. Witt, coun-
sci for the respondents. Mr.. Wise substan-
TALLY admitted that no violation OF the law
had been proved, and that the explanations
offered by dealers to account for falling on
in returns seemed reasonable.
Judge Christian took the papers and bis
notes of testimony, and it is expected that
he will render his decision this morning.
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CONSTIPATION.

Only with regularity OF the bowels can perfect
health be enjoyed. If the constlpation OF recent
,.. ,,,,t dose OF TUFTS PILLS win suffice,
,1,, n II has become hSb,tual one pin should be
.rcn every night. gradually lcsscnins the FREE
,,,o.,cv Of The dose until a REGULAR daily movement
t. os.ai>ed, which will soon follow.
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RESIGNATION OF A RAILROAD SUPERrN-
TENDENT AND ELECTION OF HIS SUCCESSOR.
An important meeting OF the Board of Di-
rectors< <of the Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad Company was held yesterday. The
President reported that Mr.. Shaw, super.
intendent, had resigned some months ago,
but had consented to remain until his sue
cessor should take charge. The Board
unanimously adopted the. following resolu.
ton = e r.H-'' '~.~.'
That the resignation o! Mr.. A. Shaw,
superintendent, is accepted. and that the
Board take pleasure in testifying to the
marked ability and success with which
he has discharged the difficult duties OF his
position during the six years he has been on
the road and that the present prosperity of
the company and admirable condition OF
the property are largely due to the faithful
energy with which he has devoted himself
to all the interests OF the company.
Mr. IT. D. Kline, Of South Carolina, was
then elected superintendent OF the Rich
mond and Petersburg railroad uice Ar. A.
Shaw, resigned. :e1
Mr.. Kline has been railroad-mun all his
life. He resigns as superintendent OF the
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta railroad to
accept this position. He is Dan OF middle
age, and well known to railroad-men as
possessing superior ability for the position.
He will take charge on the 1st OF December.
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n-1 cuy Lewis, Fulton. Ark. says:
cers y practice OF twenty-five years, pronounce
rrTT,S PILLS the best ant-Gilious medicine ever
.ns3e"
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THE MoSTRoSE WHIsKEY sold by VI. D. BLAlI
& CO. is 4 rich, mellow whiskey, four years old.
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.RATIyE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
~------ Wtth EWU UITJ
Nov. 10, Nov. 0, Nov.l l, NOV: 8,
1877. 1875. 1879. 1879.
W. G, w. G. w. G. w. Z.
s... 2Ol5 Is 8 ~ Il 10 IS
- % n q - y @

Mean temperature for the week ending
November l, 5S.14; mean temperature for
the week ending November s, 4S.71.~
Amount OF rainfall for the week ending
November /. 600 inches; amount OF rain
fall for the week ending November s, 0.oo
inches. .- "a ooo
Population OF city estimated at $4,000,
white, 46,OOO; colored, $4,000. Rate OF
mortality OF whole population was q: 10 per
1000 per annunl; rate'of mortality ofWhlte
population was 21.47 per 1000 per annum; !;
rate of mortality OF colored population was
20.O0 per 1000 per annuna. ,#,G' B..
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! DEATH OF Az AGED CoLoRED WOMAN
Rhoda King, a well-known colored woman
OF this city, died at her residence on Lelgh
street, in this. city, on Monday, in the nine
ty-second. year OF her nge. Deceased was
born in B.ingsand Queen county. She was
conversant with many Of the scenes and IN
cidents of the war of 1Sl2-'14. heaccom-
panied the late Hon. Andrew Stevenson, as
maid to Mrs! Stevenson,, when ne was sent
Minister to the Court OF St. James, IN 1887.
nnf,er The administration OF President jack
son. She was member OF the Church for
many wears, and was remarkable for her
S.n,ss,;. ,.ooaroso and niety. !
Her funeral will take place from Ebenezer
church to-day at II O'Clock.
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err +. OSrood, New York, says:
81 have had Dyspepsia, Weak stomach, and Ner-
rnpsp,ss. I never had any medicine to do me so
p,uch good as TUFTS PILLS. They are as good
&C rrrytsent-d.''
HDrsfICE, S5 MURRAY STREET. HEW'YORK.
Eu,, Fol
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DIR. {. MCLANE'S
LIVER PILLS

DIR. {. MCLANE'S
LIVER PILLS
IRE not recommended as a remedy" for all the Ills
hat flesh Is heir to- but In affections Of the liver
Lnd all Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia, and sSick
Headache or diseases Of that character, they stand
without rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
sSo better cathartic can be used preparatory to or
after taking quinine.
As simple purga,ive they are unequaIled
BEWARE OF LIMITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar-coated.
Zach box has j red wax seal on the Id, with the
Impression DR.. MCLASE's LIVER PILLS.
Zach wrapper bears The signatures of G. MCLANE
and FLEMING BROS.
Insist upon having the genuine DIR. c. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS prepared by Fleming Eros, OF Pitts
oHrgh, Pa, the market being full of limitations of
iae name McLASE, speHed differently but same
pronnacation my 19.deowly
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". d. BLaIR 6 Co. have jest received a large lot
of TEAS Prices very ho.y. ..'" ". 80 '~-~~-' .~..
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Entered at the Post Office at Richmond, Va, as
second.class matter.J
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Ssg- or al sales OF Real Estete made betses,
the present ysar have te BE- mia the purcnase,
0a all sales made betWsenths lst ofIuty anGloe
Of the year the tareS haze to be paid By the gsIts
This custom was adopted about fifteen year, az
by all the seal estate agents In Richmond, and ap
piles to Richmond and vieinity.l :. ur =,
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GRUBBS s WILLIAMS, 81 P. ", commission
ers sale of aud-part OF RoseHea H. hi the vest.
crn suburbs Of the city. .i-' ..H. ,.4. -.
GODDIN. WARREN 4 CO., 12 NJ. trustees sale
or land In Henrico county three miles from The
city. 'r s.. 49,. ~. .... s.'.i
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. l2 NJ, the Sandy. Bar
sand privilege for lease nj uctiou. IS. -,
RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 4. NJ. West Virginia
horses. rockaway. busgies, top. wagon, &c.
PAINE EoWLIN, 10H A. NJ, boots aud shoes,
cl0Ihiug. shirts. &C. =. 80
joseph Fl. CRENSIfhW. at Harrfson-s lanifrs
Berkeley, one of the finest estates on james
river.
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YOU CAN BUY At Ea,
LEVY BROTHERS., #.i:.
BLANKETS AND CLoAKs, s.' 3
FLANSELs-an qualities,
~. PEKIN AND BRoCADEp SILKS,
-..' CoLoREp and BLACK sAT1Ss, .
HANDSOME DRESS Goons,
BLACK CAsHMEREsi ~.le
and thousands of other articles, all at the lowtst
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FEAST AND SUPPER.
MILLINERY.

WINTER OPENING OF MIL .-,8p
w LINERY.-Mrs. Z. J. THURSTON, $aEyG
No. 3l5 east Broad, VIII exhibit ouE&S&e
THURSDAY, November 13,h, u new supply OF
FRENCH BO&SETS and HATS, with nll the
latest designs in trimmings ana shapes. which will
he sold ut the lowest prices. call Is respectfully
solicited. -. ..-- g.. ..t no lH-2t
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BEAUTIFUL WHITE TEETH:

BEAUTIFUL WHITE TEETH.
MEADE BAKERS
sApoSISE DENT1FRlcE
WILL PRESERVE THE TEETH, REMOVE
sGI h4 IscIpIENT TARTAR,
s..-.@e +-ss @. and
KEEP TEE TEETH BEAUTIFULLY CLEAN
Sold BIZ druggists at soc. box.
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Tv'TT'S HAIR DYE.-GRAY HAIR or
| WHISPERS changed 10 n GLOSSY BLACK by \
single application OF this DYE. 1t imparts a
HARMLESS as spring-watsr.. Sold by druggists or
cent hy express on receipt OF 81.
oEFjrF. 3S MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
Tau 1.-eodlEel9l
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A NNUAL iMEETI N G.-The annual
~ meeting OF the STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
RlCHMOND. FIR FREDERICKSBURG AND POT3'3
MAC AND RICHMpNh. AND PETERSHUIGr
held on WEDNESDAY the 26th or November.
1879. at the office Of the glchmond. Fredericks.
bHrg and Potomac Railroad Company, IN thecity
OF Richmond, at 2 O'Clock noon. - ,.E.r. .,T1
no IL j. d. WINSTON. Secretary.
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OFFICE EMINENT GRAND DrAPrAIS.EESERAL,1
GRAND CoAMASDExI Virginia h. u. Z
NORI elk, October !, $40.
GPECIAL ORDER.-The GRAND COM
- MASDERY OF VIRGINIA win assem- $><<
Bile In Iilnuai Concavc at TIE Asylum In Z$
~. Albans Hall. I'm The city OF Richmoud, X
Oh WEDNESDAY The i2th day VI No
verlbeo, 1879, 1T O'Clock \. ". ~
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NFNFKAL URDEE-.
1.-The officers and rRembt rs of all. Subordinate
Communicates In the Saae Will aspxeE iu full dress,
or u EeJnpisr on foot, al the ting and place iRdf-.
Gated In special ORDER cunyenIne t.Y Grant Com
DaDdtry In Grand Csaclaye ut Richmond In No.
ven1bsr next.
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by Grnbbs & Williams,
Real T.state Agents ana AGctionePrS.
Eleventh street between SIain and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VERY
yALuAnLE EAE RI n SUERI c0 n,r,v y;
deed of trust Ia the undersigned from Rrbrcca {.
billiard and William Diara, trustee. hrarln. datGI
nm he ooh aay or December. 1875. and Of record
IN The clerk. Office of the County Court OF Surry
county we will sr ut auction al IA" office OF tri'h'
& Williams. real estate agents and auctionccrs. No.
Va on TUESDAY, December 30. 1879, at II
O'Clock NJ. TWO VALUABLE FARMS In surry
'" Trasi 10 l. known as pEPsCo, lying both
sides Of swans Point road, containing SIN iiIN-
DRIED AND TWENTY.ONE AND THREE
FOURTHS ACRES; 2l2a acres open land; the
balance in oak and pine woml The DWELLING,
which Is two miles rom billiards. Wharf IS Il me
one; contains seven large ro"Is, WIN WISE halls
and airy passages aclnw and above :ars 1t j. TWO
stories. There are white marble mant.ls Ill INC
psrloIs II /, covered with TN, and Is In good re-
pair. The out-buldinSs are more llan ample Tor
the place. and are In good repair. The open lands
are highly imprOvc,l and abonrd IN mari or very
line qualify. There Is a quauii,y OF cord-wood, an'i
much fine limocr for ship-builiihS ana otil"r pur-
Also. Tract No. .. known ms DILLAkD'S-
Wt!AltE TRACT, containing FnCR ~ Ni'I H,
AM FIFTEEN AND \ HALF ACRES: lO3a
acres omen land balance oak AMI pine anu some
meadow land. Thes" lan!s are 50 If fine qua II
DarGs w"rf s cal also on this F nH Ir Is al
ct rage-housc on The dock IL ~ II feet, ana HE
dock Is 80 by 100 feet. Near hats the produce
raised in :,urry county j. shipped from this "hart
and IL pays Il handsome income. There j. a Nc"
siorthOu e, lG by 80 feet Jn't ouiii Tor ro't."'c
stop at this Hhari every day. Game OF every klni
abounds. and ii could De made one OF IN" best h-"'
cries on The river ,.,., 49,,
TERMS : i,y Consent. one fourth cash; baaHce AZ
one and two years t'r ~ i:o E;ic ns TX per 'r"''
Interest added. serurci hy II de'd OF trust i,
A plat Of the property can ne 5, rn a. inc I'nce Vi
'''> So" SAMUEL STEFEES.
GRugBs & WILLIAMS. Auc,onte-;. s.,,.
D. IL Ill. b,lS