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FOURTH EDITION
Union Anniversary.
Large Attendance-Fine Decorations

Large Attenddnce-Ffne Decorations
Interesting Exercises, Presents, DC.
The annual missionary anniversary of
Union NJ. E. Sunday Schools, came of
last night, in the church, Fifth and
Washington streets, and the general ver-
dict Of all present was that it was the
best anniversary the schools had ever
held. The attendance was so large that
the front doors had to be locked before
eight O'Clock to keep people from crowd
ing in when even standing room was not
obtsinable.
The decorations were very fine. In
the centre Of the ceiling was gilt anchor
from which streams of evergreens reach
ed TO every part of the room. A plat
form containing tiers of seats, extended
from the chancel to the top OF the pulpit
recess, upon which were seated the i'll
fant scholars, about two hundred and
fifty in number. On each side of these
seats was large cross, formed by gas
jets, and an anchor similarly formed,
hung from the top of the pulpit recess.
Some fine floral decorations completed
these attractions.
When the infant scholars were seated
it was found that the girls with their
white dresses and the boys with their
dark clothes were so arranged as to form
almost a perfest white cross. This re-
suit was deemed remarkable when il
was learned that the arrangement was
mere y accidental and not from design.
The programme embraced the usual
variety of musical exercises. and included
coInet solos, very fine, by John Wal
schmidt, rectsrions by Bessie Mann, Mag
gle King, Maynard Mcdaniel, Parker
Sutton and May Hersey, vocai selections
by Mrs. 5 allie Mccall and Clara Findley
and cboruses by the infant school. Miss
Sallie Findley presided at the organ, and
interesting addresses were delivered by
Rev. +. b. Duval and Rev. j. A. B. vii.
son. Memorial exercises were held for
the following scholars who bad died dur.
ing the year Willie ii. Cash, aged
years; Annie Hersey, aged 8 years Lulu
Thomas, aged years Sallie Wilson,aget
"a years,
The Secretary's report contained the
following figures Morning School-Av
erage attendance, l16. Afternoon Schoo
Largest attendance, 60; smallest llS
average, 475.
The following were the figures OF the
COllectors
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Go North, young man, 20 North and
freeze up with the country. But don't
forget to take bottle of DIR. Bulls cough
syrup along.
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PERSONAL,

MIR. A.. Hilger. of this city, has been
appointed by Governor Cochran, as aid
de.camp, with tie rank of Colonel.
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Everything needed in first class cook
stove, Is to be found in theHarUest Home
Rd'Je. This range with twenty other
patterns of cook stoves il to be found at
IL. f. Pickels's, Nos. Z and l.. Fourth
street. feb2l-tf
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and female scholars), So2.52; banner
class of ladies, S. Hersey's $35.73. Total
collections Of both schools, S656.14.
Presents were made to the following
persons, they being mostly from scholars
to teachers
John Walschmidt, a copy of the Bible.
Mrs. Isaac Woodrow, Millions Poems.
NJ aggie Bonham, "Table Book of Art.
Mrs. o. r. Benner, box, contents un-
known and book.
Lizzie Guthrie, a volume of poems.
Jennie Showalter, picture; also ri J.
yer pickle dish.
John Lang, framed photograph OF
Supt. McDanel.
Mrs Salii- Tiggart, a package.
W. A. Mccormick, book.
Delaware Mason, a Bible.
George Bonbam, book.
Sallie NJ oss, a book.
Lizzie Diekerson, hymnal.
Fannie Spencer, a hymnal.
Olivia Candy, Il hymnal
Sallie Mccall, Tennyson's Poems.
Mary Spaakman, Tennyson's Poems.
Clara Findley, Keene's Poems.
Salhe Findley, liable Book of Arts. "
Il. +. Moreland book.
Lizzie Mcmillan, a vase of wax flow
ers.
Mrs. Bailey, o. =. Benner, Maggie
Chealrs, KeDnard Grant, Mrs.J. q Mann
and Maggie Harris, each recei we'd a bou-
quet
Isaac Woodrow, basket of flowers.
Rev. j. B. Mann, silver pickle-dish.
Norman Yeatman, an oil painting.
Supt. II. ii. McDanel, a wax cross.
Mrs. Mann presented each member OF
her class with her phol ograph
The exercises closed with the benedic-
ton by Rev. j. b. Mann.
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Nrw YORK.. November %. 1917.

DIR. V. w. BLANCHARD: During the
past year have prescribed your various
preparations of Food Cure, nd feel happy
10 say they have met my most sapguine
expectations, giving to patients long en-.
feebled by blood poison, chronic disease,
and nerue force.
PROF. CLEMENCE S. LOZIER, NJ. D.,
Dean OF HON. Med. College and Hospital
for Women, New York City
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Hundreds OF cases OF BRIGHT'S DIS
EASE OF the Kidneys have been reported
cured. For Neuralgia and Rheumatic
Diseases II IL nj most specific PHYSICAL
and Mental Debility from the use OF Alco-
hel, Opium and Tobacco or from any un-
namable cause. find In this Food q natu.
raj and pot remedy.
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REV. DIR. AUSTIN PHELPI

THE BLANCHARD FOOD CURE
SYSTEM now receiving such popular ap-
probation IL clearly set forth In a GA page
pamphlet which will he sent to any ad-
dress on receipt of rs cents. Address,
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ANDovpR THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY,
Andover, Mass, March 20, 1878.
Your Life Food In an excellent thing
have no hesitation, after "a thorough trial
OF It, In recommending IL In cases OF
chrosic dyspepsia and nervous prostra-
tion.
REV DR. AUSTIN PHELPS
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"For the year past | have constantly
prescribed The BLANCHARD BLOOD
AND NERVE FOOD to my patients Ol
all ages, from eighteen moths to eighty
three years. In every case the result has
been exactly that claimed by you. IL is
by far the most valuable and reliable
onic have ever met with.
EDWARD SUTTON SMITH. M. d..
20 Irving Place, New York.
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Nervous Debility

which underiies all forms q: Chronic Dis
ease, Is speedily overcome by the use OF
tkis Food.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-16
y Ss|SSt~k
je 1885,
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

TENNEDY'S ADMINISTRATORS, &c.
Ans.1iN I'M ciRCUiT Nt CouET AS OF THASo;vEk
Extract from decree OF April 20, 1871
"The Court doth adjudgc, order. and decree
hat this be referred 10 one of the commission
crs of this court with instructions to State the fols
owing accounts and mai the following inquiries
viz: . , , :,
Wrist. An account of all debts and demands
against the late Andrew NcDowcl, deceaSed' or MS
estate with the amounts thereof, to whom que, ana
their respective priorlties. .
SECOND An account of The transactions OF the
defendant, T.. j. Mcdowell. personal representative
of Andrew Mic lowell deceased, from the date OF her
qualification to The present time. cs..s 80 Tho
said Andrew Mcdowell remain now liable for lis
:. r urth An accoun: showing Of what real estate
he said Andrew Mcdowell died seized, with its fee
simple and annual salae, and where situated, ana
=. Filth, Whether the said Andrew Mcdowell died
sixth Whether DOVER can be conveniently as
signed Mrs. L, j. Mcdowell in the real estate OF
the said Annrew Mcdowell.
"Severth. Who was the surety OF said Eliza
Mcdowell on her horid us personal representative OF
Andrew Mcdowell. deceased: and any other matter
specially stated deemed pertinent by himself
quire& by any party to be SO stated"
The parties to this suit are hereby notified that
have axcd upon TUESDAY the LIST day of July
next and the Town Hall Of Ashland, Hanover
county, Va, as the time and place Of executing this
decree, when and where thev are required 10 attend
ms required by sasd decree, without further notice.
Given under my hand this 20ihdsy Of Nay 1879.
Commissioner in Chsncery of Hanover Circuit
Court.
saHDs, LEAkE & CARTER,p.q.
my 3o-law4w
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Aa,IIsc.y,ls,s saEEs..rn.s Deg.
ny arubbs 6 Williams,
Rsai Estate Agents and auctioneerss
q rtavpnfh siYpft f,esweeti Main and Bduk.

r,oNMTssro NERs' SALE OF yALUA AZ
NJ TIE BRICK STORES ANEYACANT LOTS
ON i3Isl)ADzAND ADAMS 81 - ct b AND
3pRCsjK AYEN UE. AT sAU0TIoN:--ln execution
Of 4 decree Oh The Circuit Court OF HenFico sonnty
ecutnr CO. GRIMM and ats.. The understands, the
commissioners thereby ointed VIII sal Sy auc-
lion. unon The premises, en- MONDAY, Sth aure,
ar n O'clock r. b., the following valuable REA L
ESTATE, of whIch the late Fendali tsrimn ziied
Tsrst The VACANT LOT at the northwest csr:
ner of Urosd and AdRzSs streets. frOutlIg on Broau
sfrat III .l2 feet running back 33S feet To an nj.
tcv--the sumo 10 be sold in four parcels, each OF
Second BRICK STORE and DWELLING No.
soa ADAMS street, recently occupied BY IL r. Haech-
en- 40 feet OK inches hy about az feet.
Third The large BRICK STORE aud DNELL-
ING Nos 300 and 30S Adams street. occupied by
Nessrs H. c. Ariirtt & Brother. a. 81 by ~ feet.
Fourth, VACANT LOT adjoining lhe above on
the arslr fronting 3S feet on e west side OF Brook
avenue aud running out toA 20-foot aHey which
bo,rpds ton the north.
THE above property has long been regarded as
asrossst the most valuable in that part OF the city,
aud the steady growth of Ihe city Ia that direction
and the daily Increase of business In Inc vicinity
makes this favorable opportunity Tor investment
an 1roperty which, beiug situated at she junction OF
tEo important ,horoughfares win always be In de-
rsand. .a... ->.e
and eighteen months, for negotiable notes. WIN IN.
terest added. the Titles being retained by Ire Court
until the whole purchasc-lnoney is paid. +
+ +: + T T%SfkSHHz Commissioners
CRITTERS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. je
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SALES.--FUTURE Bays.
By Frank d. Hill 3 CO., #
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers,
4 flS Main street.

a. TTRACTrVE AND VERY DESTRA-
IA BILE BRICK RESIDENCE. No. 10 EAST
GRACE STREET. FOR SALE AT AUCIioN;-
Al The rsanest OF Dir. Ben G.. Harfsook, who Is de-
Ginning housekeeping. We Will offer for sale on FRI
DAY, June 20th. al 8 O'Clock Z. d.. ON the nrem-
ises the VERY DESIRABLE BRICK RESI-
DENCE recently occupied by him, located as above
described.
The dwelling Is comparatively new. and 1s bni!t
An Good siyIe With two stories above the basement,
and contains eight rooms: also. two rooms in back
building, besides Kitchen and SERVANTS rooms |;
bath roou stationary wash-tubs, &c.t nice marble
manfe!s In parors: foidingtloors on arst ana SEC
o1ni floors iron anda In front, and porchsS IN
rear.
The lot fronts so feet with depth Of $50 feet 10
a good alley, and Is thoroughly cuyerieh
This property is located In QUO Of the most desl,
rable and refined ncighborhoods In the city. anu
should attract the attention Of parties Wishing 70
TERMS: One third cash: balance In SIX ana
twelve months. 6 per cent. Interest added, ana 60.
cursd by deed or rusi-taxes Tor 1879 10 pe Da'd
by rho nurcha.er FRANK u. HILL Co..
lie 16 f- -. as.ss.e - AuciloutcIs.
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IIUotCN
MARSHALL NJ. GILLIAN,
Substituted Trustee.

FXECUTOR'SS SALE OF A VALUABLE
Il FARM NEAR CONVICTION, ALLEGhASI
COUNTY, VA-Pursuapt tn the provisions OF the
viii of the 1te William Scott, deceased, shall on
THURSDAY, July 3, 1879. ut II O'Clock NJ, IN
front of the courthouse, 1T Covington, Va expose
to sale by public auction, 10 The htghet bidder, the
FARM upon which said decedent lately resided, Sit
uuted on Jackson'S river, half mile below Gov
iupton, and containing about 800 ACRES
About l95 acres are I'm cultivation. and this por-
ton Is chiefly very line river bottom land.
The residue OF the tract is finely timbcred.
The farm Is well watered; the bald nGS, ienclue:
&c. are In good repair: there Is large orcnarn % 81
excellent fruit OH the premises and alfosether,
is one of the best located aud most desirable iaF as
In the county. ,,,oa,ous
The buildings consist OF large and cohlm3 n
BRICK DWELLING. with Kitchen. neal. nnu .
spriug-house, ten ants houses, al" WV
large barns. . IL. . .,,, =,
excellent water. .,,,, -
the purchase money, and as to The residue upon
credit Of or e. two and TIN &c years IN equal i>ta-
ments the purchaser executing bonds for the de-
fsrred instruments, with approved personal secnri-
~. bearing interes. from date, aud waving she
hornesteaG exemption. ~.
The legal ;i will be retained until the purchase
money is nj! taid. ROBERT l.. PARRISH.
i lie 2.M4w Executor William Scott, deceased.
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BY POND, xter & Topper,
Real Estate Agents and Auc!ioneerS,
No. 1900 Main street.


A TTRACTTVE SALE OF DESIRABLE
Ia DWELLING-HOUSE ON GRACE STREET,
ADJOINING THE RESIDENCE OF THOMAS G..
JACKSON, ESQ.-By virtue Of decree entered by
the Chancery Court Of the city Of Richmond on the
10th day OF June. 1879, in the suit of Carter and
Bowles against William NJ. Archer and wife and
ais, and in other suits In said court against same de-
PENDANTS. we, the undersigned. special commission
named In said decree. Will or+for sale nj pub
lie auction, on the premises. on FRIDAY the 2oth
day of June. 1879 ut O'Clock +. ~. that VA1IU-
ABLE LOTT. with the THREE-STORY BRICK
TENEMENT thereon. fronting 25 feet on the
north side of Grace street between Laurel and Sha-
Ter STREETS. and running back between parallel lines
40 feet 10 IN alley 8 feet wide.
The DWELLING-HOuSE is entirely new and
nearly ompeted, and Is arranged With all the mod
ern improvements.
This IS good opportunity to secure lrst-c class
residence In OF the best localities in this city
TERMS: One third cash; balance 1T six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest added
from day of sale. and title retained until the whole
purchast-money is paid and conveyance ordered
by the Court. HENRY g. CANNON.
THOMAS 6. JACKSON,
Special Commissioners.
POTEDEXTER & UPPER. Auciioneers. je Is
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP <e<$a%S
COMPANY, ,saa19s.Yss
CITY TAXES.

OFFICE OF CITY COLI ECToR.}
RICHMOND, VA, Msy 81, 1879.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
L from 8 o'clock a.. II. 70 o'clock I. 81: from
the 5th day of June the 30th inclusive, lor tS
purpose of receiving from any person eiiaise" WIN
CITY TAXEs-REAL AND PERSONAL
fer the year 1879. the whole or one, hsii OF me
nmount of INK charged, aud that TEN TEX IhA !.
M II he added 10 the amount OF tax ch2rea III ever
ease where The party assessed shall faii 70 pay tue
vniS crowd nd pres sure the last few days 81 Tue
eeiiection the Collector respectfully requests al.
parties % call early In The ime spesea' aHn 40 ~
tSa. tfeir biiis may be selected aud rscsig,s gsde
out. "a As' S,,lles,or
je Slim S"@
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By Ronert II. Lyme,
Real Estate Auctionecr and Agent,
CT y-.nt

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ NICE
" BRICK TENEMENT. No. LOG CHERRY
STREET, BETWEEN CARY AND i,QNEi.
STREETS. IN FORD'S ROW, AT AUCflON.-By
virtue of a cccree OF the ChancerY Court for the
city of Richmond, pronounced on the "a q. dty OF
Jones &C., herein pending. the undersigned an
pointed special commissioner by said decree VIII
offer for sale, at public auction, TUESDAY june
"a, 1879. upon The premises. Ii 52 O'Clock /. NJ.
lne property mentioned in said decree. consisting OF
Il NICE TIIREE-Ru0M BRICK Ten EMENT,
with ne ccSsary outbuildngs. al In good order. and
will Weld good per cent. on the investment. the
LOT has n front OF 161 feet on Cherry street, and
runs back about 100 feet.
TERMS: Ore fourth cash: balance At four. eight,
and Twelve months for ne otab!c notes. with III crest
~ ALEXANDER COKE,
ie13 Special Commissioner.
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q 4.H8EE57 1900 TUFTS FILLS. $1,000
Rev r. +. Ssseood, New York, sa!a:
NJ ba,r mad Tpyspc,,sia, Weak stomach, ana NeS-
yousness. never had any mcdisine 20 90 me ~, ~
nucn good as TUFTS PILLS. 1hey are US Sooo
80 - \
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!. AUCTV0N sALEs.--Futnre Days.
by Frank j. Sampson.
Beal Estate Agent. Anctioneer, and Notary Public,
Office corner of Hull and Ninth streets,
~ Manchester, Va,

PURSUANT TO A DECREE OF THE
i CIRCUIT. COURT OF Chesterfield county tp-
tere on the 10Th day OF May. 1870, In The case OF
Mary L. Lockett, guardian, fs. Margaret A. TAYLOR,
MONDAY the 23d cay of June. 1879. between The
hours Of q and 8 O'Clock T.. M.- the NICE LITTLE
FARM belonging 10 the estate OF John Lockeit and
others. near The road from PowhntaH Station to
Skinquarter posf-olce, and about three miles from
each place. The tract contaius ONE HUNDRED
AND NINETY ACRES OF LAND, well wooded
and waite red : good orchard and fair buildings. Lo-
Gated In good ueigbboriiood. couveBlento schools.
churches &C. and proverbial tor It's heallhiness il
is reilly n desirable country home.
TERMS Cash sufficient 10 nay cost OF suit and
sale tsay about S1aUl. and the balance payable In
euuaf sums at three. SIX. nine twelve ffteen aud
eighteen months. ana title retained until all the
chase-Inoney Is pald and Conveyance ordered by
the Circuit Court. JAMES a. CLARKE,
Special Commissioner.
FRANK r. SAMPSON Auciioneer. iel2
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By Robert B. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ABOUT TEN
L BUILDING LOTS On SMITHS HILL.
FRONTING ON FIFTH STREET. IN THE CITY
OF RICHMOND, AT AuCTION.-By virtue Of the
provisions of a certain deed of trust, datei 24th
Sentelnber, 1875 from Della s. Hughes 10 the un-
dersigued as trustee. and duly recorded in the
clerks office Of Richmond Ghancery Court ss deed o
the premises. on MONDAY the 9Th day Of juno,
1879, beginning at 81 o'clock p. M.-beiRg re-
quired so 10 do by the bcne6car! secured THEREBY
OF about TEN LOTS fronting 30x122 feet TO an
alley on both The east and west side of Fifth Street
This offers good chance Tor those OF snai means
to secure home, or for those seeking investments
with good future. j.
plat of The property can be seen at The Office OF
the aucfionter. 81, -
Terms: While the iced requires cash, 1t Is pro-.
bable more liocral terms will be given
10 + n. NJ. LEE, Trustee.
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BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioueerss
Ills Main street.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
Y MAIN STREET CORNER BEACH STREET,
OPPOSITE MORTON'S FLOWER GARDEN.
FOR SALE BY AUCTION ON MONDAY In, Inc
sell by auction. on the premises, SEVEN vALuA-
BILE RUILDING LOTS located as above, four hay
log front OF 80 inet each and one 80 feet on Main
street and depth Of 1919 feet. with an alley In me
rear ten feet wide; and two front OF 30 feet cac
on Beach street in the Of the above anda deplA
No lots in the market offer better opportunity for
Investment than hose mentioned above, ana no one
who has watched the real estate market THIS season
I'm RichmC nd and elsewhere can fail 10 see HE In
crease in demand and prices. and that real esla;e
must soon be ahead Of al other Investments. NOW
Is the time to buy.
TERMS: One-fourth cash: balance al six. twelve
aud eighteen months, negotiable notes given for inc
deferred payments. with Interest aided and secured
nv \ deed OF trust RICHARDSON & CO.,
IL s.. AuctioncerS.
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By Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Ancti0ncer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELLENT
LITTLE FARM OF 40 ACRES IN HENRtCO
ABOUT THREE MILES WEST OF RICHMOND
BETWEEN THE DEEP-RUN TIRNPlkE AND
THE RICHMOND AND FREDERICKSBURG
RAILROAD.-As trustee In certain deed OF trust
from Alr. r. II. Sratlon. bearing date 9th of De
crmber, 1873. and duly recorded in the Heprico
County Court, shah rs trustee, proceed to sell at
public auction on The premises. on TUESDAY The
l7th ofJune. 1870. At O'Clock z. NJ, tie EXCEL
LENT LITTLE EARN oca' cd as above, now i'll the
occupancy OF Mr.. Slrattou aud his family. IL adj
joins The lands Of Messrs. Thomas Johnston. John
4. Lynham. and others. containing 40 ACRES. the
most of which is open laud Of fair quality: The inn
provcnenfs consist OF comfortable DWELLING
and the usual buildings. There Is on the place
ana well Of good water.
TERMS: Enough In cash To dcfray expenses OF sale
ana TO pay OF the principal and interest OF bond
amounting to about $500: balance on such terms
as shall be announced al the time # sale.
". GUDDIN, Trustee.
P. s. The creditor would, if desired, grant liberal
credits on his Ccbt. 1cf
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! sr,.a .,.,,oe,ntet,srafe ssonu,nens.

Esfsfoss Dispatch: On . inonl.nens esss.
- - fribnte OF affection by loving peot
ME "a their fallen kiBsmen and frleads 4. sa Y
ssnscr;p,;on ought To bs in language ta ssu
sneaks from The heart TO the heart. q Ls y.
or E Greek inscription mar ailoro, ~ v aas
been FULLY shown in this so,amp' on ;,s.;s,,,
n:ty sar scholarly research anu ma,
hut an inscription In English Woasu s spr, =.
- ens tsan one ia dead language whlci
re an,s indeed he meaningless to most, =
,s,e oa inscription he desired. surety tas
s..i,,r nent,,ries of English literature could
smrni ta one equally as elegant as the Latln
-. G :sss and far more expressive. Let US
SaSs The ;pscription on the Confederate
, ,s over our dead in our own nio-
aher tongue. I am sure that nineey.aaa ne
n,,t OF every hundred men aud women en- IN
fhe South would say The same thing, y.
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A large list Of country houses, in pleasant ocal-
ties, with very low rate or board per week and
mali.
Tickets for sale aud baggage checked ut Chcsa-
pcake and Ohio Company's Office. Sixte' nth and
Broad street, and 1T a. W. CARRIERS. $40 Main
street. CONWAY X. HOWARD.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
W. ii. s. DUNN, Engineer and superintendent.
LIE 10.Gil
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By james n. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auciloneers,
Office corner OF Eleventh aud Bank streets

BUILDERS AND ALL OTHERS WHO
d DESIRE TO PURCHASE. will please take no.
ce TINT we win offer for sale az nnu put aufa ,x
Lime. 1874. at 6 o'clock p. n, those TWO FRAME
STORES, Nos. 3Ii and 3I3. .itnated ON The south
side OF Broad street between Ilird ana Fo9r ~
streets together with the COUNTERS ana SHELLY
ING beIonging thereto, the same to be removed oy
the first day of July, 1879 ..-.-s.- .t.
TERMS: Cash. co>
,.1c Auctioncers.
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CARPETS, OIE-CEOrHs. dc.

CARPETS, WHOLESALE AND RE
have just received a full liRe of CAR
PETS. IOiL-CL(rrHS. LIROLEUM, CHINESE
COCOA. and MAPLE dATTINGSs SHADES; Hoi..
LANDS LACE CUi2TAINS. JCoRNICES. BUGS,
MATS &c: PAPER-HANGiNGS OF all STYLES.
Work done In town or country. All orders promptly
attended to- PHILLIPS JENNINGS.
yTapi2.2m Ne.l3ll Main gIreet, Richmond, Va.
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HOS Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELLENT
L NEW BRICK DWELLING No. 413 VEST
MAIN (PARk PLACED. BETWEEN MADISON
AND RfLVlDERE STREETS.-ln pursuance OF
the provisions of deed OF trust dated the 2lsL OF
February. 1873, and recorded In the clerks office
of Richmond Chanccry Court, III Deadlock 100
A. page 224. default having been made In the nay
ment OF a certain sum of money therein secured,
and nj the request Of the beneficiary In said deed.
7 will sell NJ auction. on the premises. on rs
DAY, June "a, 1879, at O'Clock r. NJ, tue
DWELLING and Lot OF GROUND described
IN the decd. as follow:
An that LOT. PIECE, or PARCEL OF LAND.
with the improvements thereon, lying and being In
the city of Richmond. on the south side at Main
street Between Madison and Relvidere streets COM
mcncng at pont distant from the intersection OF
the east line Of B~lvdcre street with the south line
OF Main street 22J fect. fronting on Main street
: feet. and running back between parallel Nnes
1863 fee, to an alley fsct wide.
The DWELLING. with wing attached, contains
about six good rooms; gas water. bath, &c, &c,
OH premises. ..
This property, being less than one square from
Monroe Park, and In nice ns:ghhorhood. should
attract the attention OF parties desiring to purchase
desirable and chcan home.
TERMS: While the deed requires cash, more sat
isfuctory arrangements may be made on the day or
sale. JOHN y. COkE. trustee.
sale by FRANK D. HILL & Co., Anctioncers..
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