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AftenntcI Guioi,le.

PHILADELPHIA, November 13,-
Mrs. Matte Potts, who recently com
pleted a walk from Philadelphia to
New Orleans and return, attempted
suicide last night by placing her head
upon the railroad track. Poverty and
failure to find employment led to the
act.
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Mr. CORNELL, the governor-e elect of
New York, is said to be an expert tel
graph operator. He is not the only
politician who is a good wire worker.
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better article at a comparatively
cheaper price. 1t has been demon
strated that no other country can raise
cotton to compete with ours. The
present prices are good, and we have
nothing to fear for the future"
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GRANT
Announces His Programme of Travel
and for the Winter.

CHICAGO, November 13.-CoIonel
w. Il. Holloway, of indianapolis,
waited on General Grant this morning
with an invitation from Colonel
Thomas A. Scott to accept the hospi-
talities Of the Pennsylvania railroad,
which General Grant accepted. He
stated that his programme was sub
stantially as follows: Leaving here
about the Goth instant be will return
to Galena where he will rest for three
weeks, he will then come to Chicago
and leave by the morning train on the
Pittsburg, Cincinnati & st. Louis rail
road, December 9th, for Indianapolis,
making only one hours stop at Lo-
gansport, and arriving at indianapolis
at 2 pm. He will remain there one
day, being rendered reception by the
State soldiers reunion; thence he
goes to Louisville one day, to Cincin-
natl two days, and in turn to Colum
bus, Pittsburg, Philadelphia and New
York, winterilg in the south, possibly
in Havana.
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Look ont for the grand opening
Of HOrwitz a. Cohen, merchant
tailOrs and gents furnishing
goods, @67 Main street, opposite
Court square. cat
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LIVERPOOL, November 10, 123Op.
m.-Cotton opened easier now l-lGd
lower. Uplands, 6 l5-1Gd; Orleans.
I l-l6d. Estimated sales, 10000
bales. Receipts, 1850 bales = all
American. Futures l-l6d cheaper
Deliveries for November. Gl5 l6@
. 613-l6; November and December
. 25-32@6 1l-l0d; December and
January, 63@65d; February and
March, 6 25.32@6 2l-32d; March and
April, G}@6 1l-lGd May and June,
629-32d.
NEW ORLEANS, November 13, .
p.m.wCotton strong and held higher
mlddling, llsc. Sales, 5000 bales.
Receipts, l4,O2l bales Sales yester-
day, $500 bales. Stock, 20l 1884,
II
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NEW YORK, November 13, PIP p.
m.-Cotton opened firm, and 1,l6c
higher; now 3-l6c higher; ordinary
10 ll,l6; good ordinary, II Tic; low
middling, II 13-l6c; middling, l2lc;
good middling, l2sc; middling fair.
l3Ici fair, l3sc. Futures opened II
to 10 points above last evening, now
firm and II to y points above last
evening. as fnllnws
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One of the grandest events of
the season will be the opening Of
our new store, 207 Main street.
brakes old stand. 6lf
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THE Tennessee Baptist State con-
ention will meet at Brownsville Fri
! ay Of this week.
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Notice to Trigg Purchasers.

A LII purchasers Of Trigg property hereto
"A fore sold by order of Chancery Court are
hereby notified to come forward instanter and
ettle, CT judgments will be entered against
them
Novembor 18th, 1879.
6365 r. j. BLACK, C. and NJ.
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Death of am Editor.

MONTREAL, November 13.-Ross
Huntingdon, editor of the Herald,
died this morning.
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Clerks Building and Saving Assn

VNllE next regular meeting of this Associa-
i ton, for the payment of dues and interest,
will be held ut its office. No. Madison street,
on WEDNESDAY, December 9, 1879, at ~
O'Clock, pm.
Members in arrears for July will be required
to pay same at this meeting, or fines will ac-
crue. A stockholders meeting viii be called
at an early day to determine what shall be
done in regard to dues which accrued during
the late epidemic. By order
JOHN w. BRUSH, Pres't.
P. B. JONES, Sec'y. Sit
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The Cincinnati Enquirer is for
Hendricks and Potter as Presidential
candidates next year.
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B. ANOL |. ASSOCIATIONS.
SECURITY

Building and Loan Association
FIllIE next regular meeting of this Assoeia.
l. ton, for the payment of dues and interest
will be held at its office, Ne. 6 Madison street
on TUESDAY. December Sth, 1879, at Y,
o'clock, m.
Members in arrears for July will be required
to pay same at this meeting, or fines will nc.
crue. A stockholders meeting will be called
1T an early day, TO determine what shall be
done in regard to dues which accrued during
the late epidemic. BY order
A. 5. LIVERM0RE, President.
y. b. JONrs SecretarV 6iI
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THE wife of Senator David Davis
f Illinois, died Monday at Stock
ridge.
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MASONIC MnIlcE.
Masonic NOTICE

A NGER0NA LODGE, No. 1853, will @
"A wotk in +, A. degree this CTHURS. w
DAl) evening, at halt-past seven/V\
o'clock, Members and visitors invited. By
order W r. KENDALL. w, NJ .
j. 0. TRAnER, SECRETARY.
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K. OF H..
KNIGHTS or HONOR.

DY a resolution passed By the Belief Board
- OF Knights Of Honor, it was ordered that
all members having obtained money or pas
sage to leave the city on the outbreak of the
epidemic, with the promise Of refunding the
same, are required 10 come forward and repay
the amount tN me, ON or before the fteenth
day Of November next, as on that day the
books will be closed, and the reports printed
and sent to every lodge in the United States.
can be found every day, between the hours
Of IL and 2 clock, at Mansford's New Depot,
Sss Main street. JAMES b. COOK,
20 Il President X. of II. r. b.
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"a cordial invitation is extended
"a the public, without distinction,
90 cur mew store, 2Gz. Main street.
Look 0us fer the announcement.
Fff
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Truth is mighty and has prevailed.
See its triumph in Hop Bitters.
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THE MIDDLE OF NOVEMBER.

Having engaged a corps Of teachers trained
to modern methods in leading COLLEGES and
normal schools, and provided every Epplianee
v furniture and apparatus necessary to make
Higbee hopes TO establish an institution ,vb;cb
VIII realize the expectations of her patrons
and justify the continued confidence of N
community with whose interests She has been
identified for so many years.
Circular with full particulars will be issued
aS s,or soSn as PraeIueai3Iie Principals address
est
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ADDITIONAL COMMERCIAL.

MEMPHIS. November lS.
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EDUCATIONAL.
HIGBEE'S
SCHOOL.

- ESPONDING to many inquiries Miss Uic.
IL bee announces to her friends that nursn-
ant to pledges made last July, she viii omen
her school in Memphis, God willing, abont
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house. intending TO attack us in the dark,
but the two shots had led then, TO suppose - e
iha, they were discovered, and fearing they
wo,,id meet the like Of their COMPANIONS
whom we killed at first, they fed from the
scene. It was their approach towar "a
the house that led the mules 10 !.
ston eatinr. and when they rom on
and were far enough away to be no longer
terror to the mules the animals Iensw ssai
that Tho ,n,,lcs in that part Of Mexico fire.
a sSas ted ~ Apaches seem TO have natural
aaipa,hy to them and can be eogn i; ss 81
their proximity, either by the sense OF sane, u
or in,uittyely, when man would nave no
suspicion Of their being anywhere near ar
him. Our guide knew this, and he said La: as
soon rs The mules commenced eating n ag IAN
he knew the Apaches had vamosed. twas
~ their keen sense OF the Apachcs being
close to as at first that saved our lives:
Since then, in travelling through Mex as,e II
my mule has prlckea up ms ea ,oo ' have Kent
shy OF group OF Dushes' L 'oo na'' '
away from them.
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By Chafln, Staples & Co"
Real Estate Agents ana Aactioneers'
No. l north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a VALUABLE
1 SUBURBAN PROPERTY IN SlDSEf, "a, AGO ~
HhIFA MILE FROM THE COEPORAIE I'm
IrS COMPRISING EIGHT ACRES OF Ian 81 - =
WiTH EXCELLENT LARGE SICHSSoEE,1r,
DWELLING AND A FINE nRI,Idd;AAhrDD r TS
DWARF PEAR AND OTHER FREI! -IfnE .s.t
THEREON.-By virtue OF u certain deed .! ,ius.
executed by X. " Brown and Vile TO D. M Hoa 1il
and e. D. Meredith, trustees, with n9wer d ei dr
one 10 ACT, dated 18th December, 1870, ana uui!
rccordrd in yhe clerks Office OF Henrco County
CSoiiri 10 secure the payment of certain sum VI
Money and d. fault having been made In me pay,
mani of n portion ,herc0f-and being so required
NV the beneficiary under said detd-l VIII sen, upoh
tie premises on MONDAY the 24ih day OF MarG ;
1874 nj Ak g. lock Z. NJ 10 he hlIbcst Doter, Tue
Admirably located ard desirable properly Iiention
cd above and described In the SAID oerd. as lqo"9'
An that certain LOT. or PARCEL OF kAED'
near the city OF Richmond, In t,iat part OF Iien
ricn county called Sidney. and being the square OF
land In Sidney bounded by Elmwood, Dover, Elm,
and Cedar streets. embracing Lots Nos. az, 20,
ga and 275 rs laid Out In The plan OIL Sald Town,
With LARGE BRICK DIV ELLlSG ana 3'ner I'M
nrovenrnis thereon; also, those certain Lolo IN
The county Of enrico. In the plan Of sidney, Dounu
ed by Eluwood. Dover Cedar, anu RoDlnSon stIeeiS,
known AS Nos 3l7. 3ls, $40, and 500"
TERMS: Enough in cash 10 defray Inc expenses OF
executing this tru:t ana TO pay on ana ulscnaige
three negotiable notes-one for Sl3 72V. WIN IN,
terest from 18th september, 1878; one lot so fSu
and one for $500. with interest from ism De-
cc,nhcr. 1878; aud the balance upon such teTni'
90 "''- ~ j. NJ. GODDlN. Trustee.
CuAFF1N, STAPLES s. CO., AucuoneerS. 20.
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BY Frank ID. Hill e Co,
Auctloneers and Real Estatc Agents.
No. l1O6 Main street.

T,RUsTEE'S SALE OF A s N Al b
oS WILLIAMS sTREET IN sIpNEY +; g -, Pm
THE " EsTERN LIMITS OFTHE CITY 6iN9rH H.;
plan OF, BUENA yISAh- At AUGl,tU s,sis a.. ny
Wife. duly recorded In the clergy orcs Of Henrieo
County Court, d. Il. 90. page 49, aeiauls navlns
tbcren' and at the request of the holder thereof
VIII SELL the preses on 1ns sARS 3REnT con-.
Seve5 in said deed as follows: 80 FEET OF LAND
on the south side OF Williams street, IA rect zee p
with A SMALL DWELLING toccupled ~ sa,u
Hendrr, ON Lews) thereon, being Lot No. III ia
Man of sidney drawn by T. NJ. 1.add, surveyor.
TERMS: Cash for expenses of sale. anu 10 lpa pay
= 70 III. 81 NAV direct; FRANK ID. HELL.
1--we i ma. .d' "AA.~ Trustee
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MOT SYMPTOMS. BUT THE DIS

MOT SYMPTOMS. BUT THE Do
EASEL would seem to he truth appreclaoio
nv all. and especially by professors OF the meaning
art, that to remove the disease not TO alleviate 10
SYMPTOMS, should be the chief aim OF n'edlea"on'
Yet IN how many instances do we see tbs truth au-
mittea In theory, ignored in practice me reason
that Hoste,;crs Stomach Bi,ers Is successful III 30
many cases with which remedies previously 'fieu
were inadequate TO cope Is at'ro"'ao'e w 'ne
A., ,,ts mo5icine which reaches and removes the
eos y, IN. various naladics TO which 1t is adapted.
Indigestion, fever aud ague, liver complaint, GoiI
rheumatism. disorders OF the bowels urinary ahec-
tons and other malades are not pallia'ed merely
but rooted out by it. II goes to the fountain he,a
II Is really, not nom,naliya radical remedy ana
endows the system with an amount OF visor "hlch
9 Its best projection against disease. Iu,In,S&M
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NATURES REMEDY!


THE ALUM AND IRON MASS AND WATER
FROM TIE
BEDFORD (vA.l ALUM AND IRON SPRINGS.
ESTABLISHED TwESTY-srx YEARS.
Efficiency proved by actual results in thousands eff
cases Of Dyspepsia. Debility. Diseases Peculiar 10
Women, Chronic Diarrhpa, Headache. Scroiua and
CutanesllS Affections Sore Throat and Dpllthcria
Chills and Maar!al Fever. Extracts FROM teSti-
Best remedy for Irnammatory Sore Throat and
Diphthcria ever used by me--aS have found after
practice OF forty yrar>,-lctS tome, aitcratife
aud feDrifuge; preferable TO chlorate OF potash"
L. 4. SIFFERD. NJ. d., y. G..
AFTER practice III many years | have found no
remedy ctua! 10 bedford Alum and Iron Springs
Water and Mass for Chronic diseases and diseases
peculiar to women
''SuccrSs fully used in Dyspepsia aud Chronie
DiarrhTn.n
"Surpassimg any remedy that know of for scro-
filous affections. Have used for twenty-five Years
In my practice" I'll. WALKER, NJ D.. Va.
found no treatment equal 10 this water ami mass for
Srrotula, Cnraneous Affections Glandular Derance-
ment, Chronic lrrtta'lons Of The Bladder, Kidneys,
and Cre,hra; liberation and certain forms or nys-
pepsia." Prof. J. j. MooRMAS. NJ. d., Va.
NO WATERS HAVE WlDEs RANGE OF USE
FULSESS.n VA. MEDICAL MONTHLY.
Richmond. Va.
Used with unparalleled success IN ns%s5rHase
"'''''' '4' '''''' Ex-vicc-president Ga. Med Asso
"ENTIRELY CURED OF cIiILLS AND FEVER BY
IT." REV. F.. G. DoDSoN. j. A. LEE, Va
Directions, analy l., and full proof Of al claimed
sent with each package. .... .....
Water, 50 CENTS per gallon: Is per case OF one
dozen haf-galon bottles; - for hve.sa'lon demi-
john. . .... 1873. -s.
Mass. so cents and Il per bottle; $3.50 and IS
ncr hall dozen, according To sizcscnt postpaid.
Full proof OF all claimed sent free upon ;tpplica-
ton Liberal terms to dealers. Invalids accom-
modated at these Springs al all times OF the year.
Address A. NJ. DAVIES, President Of the COM
pauy. Lyuchburs, Va. ,,
Sold by POLK MILLER W.
no Is
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70 10.N&Th1m
By ". Goddin, Auctioneer.
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
~ AND LOT ON UNION HILL, ON THE EAST
AND STREETS.-By virtue of decree of the
Chancery Court Of The CITY OF Richmond, entered
on The 22d of November SIS In The case of Sadlcr
Us. Union Building Fund Company and ais, shall,
special commissioner thereby appointed, proceed
to sell at pubic auci ion, on the premise, on Ell
iar; If not the first fair day thereat:er,) the
HOUSE AND LOT recently occupied by Mrs.
Davis located as above, the eastern line Of Jes-
samine street, fronting thereon 35 feet, running
back ! 90 feet
TERMS: One third cash; balance ut four, eight,
and twelve months, for negotiable notes. interest
added, and title retained till all Of the purchase
money Is fully paid. HILL CARTER.
NH IL Special Commissioners.
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Gg-.ANO.
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO.
TO THE PLANTERS AND FARMERS OF
VIRGINIA:

VIRGINIA.:
RICHMOND, VA, january 27h, 1870.
We have this day resigned the agency for the sale
of the Pacific Guano Compauy's brands.
Under the terms OF settlement between the Pacific
Guano Company and ourselves, all the unsettled bu-
siness OF 1878 including collections &c, Is 10 be
managed By our successors. MeSsrs. JOHN :. REESE
& CO.. of Baltimore. whom we commend to you. be
lieving your relations with them viii bc both plea.
SAINT and satisfactory.
WALKER, SAUNDERS & co.
From the above card YOU will please note that the
Agency of the Pacific Guano Company viii he con
Quoted hereafter by the undersigned from Baltimore
as well as Richmond. The splendid reputation o;
Soluble Paclc GuInO, earnc,! By It's superior eNcs-
lence and remarkable afaplability 10 the soil OF Er
guia especially OIL cotton. corn aud tobacco, ictH
continue to be sustained. guarantee being afford
ed in the wise management ol the Pacific Gilall4'
Company, which has practically unlimited resources
nj its command-yiZ., ample capital Is l.UGO,Oo0)
extensive works. most approved machinery, large
DEPOSITS of phosphate. best scientific ability, 10 III
of which add 4 long experience in the business IN
connection with the undersigned as general agents
dating back to 1865. We will keen 4 supply OF
Gnalo on hand at Norfolk, Portsmouth, Petersburg,
aud Richmond
'' JOHN S. REESE & CO, General Agents,
ia 29-3m Baltimore anu richmond.
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99.CENT STORE.

DECEIVED AT THE
- +. ss.CENT STORE
Complete line OF GLASS SHADEs-oval, round,
and square-iu price from 40c. to SIS;
Full assortment Of CLOCKS, from 99c. to $3.50
! nickel, black enamel and wood, with and with
out alarm, fully warranted; ~ .....
New INKS In nickel, bronze, French wood and cut
New SATCHELS and VALISES. nine styles-a IT,
inch ALL.LEATHER, N1CKEL-TRIMMED
SATCHEL for 99c.; an lS-inch ENAMELLED
CLOTH vAI1ISE, cloih-lned and nickel-trim-
7. med, for 99c.: t..,.-
A new lot OF MEMS HATs-splendid goods for the
money; .r.,.
All sizes LADIES, FOxED CATERS and
GRAINED LEATHER SHOES, and MEMS
BRoGAES, and BOYS HEAVY SHOES:
New LAnfPs-fourteen styles, full 7-inch Argaud
trimmings-at 99c.; s., ,..s,, .tg,l
Handsome BRONZE HOUSE LAMP, BURNER
and CHIMNEY, at sec. ~
New goods for the FIVE-CENT COUNTER To-
DAY. III, ~ w. A. STEVENS, n.
sos Bread street.
Catalogues mailed free. mh6
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BY ". GGQdin.
BY W. GGddin.
Real Estate Agent aud Auctionccr,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets,

V1RUSTEE'S SALE OF LOT WITH
1 TWO SMhIL BRICK TENEMENTS THERE
IN On THE EAST SIDE OF FIRST BETWEEN
BYRD AND ARCH STREETS.-As trustee In a
certain coed from John Scott and wife, dated loth
,July. 1879, duly recorded in Richmond Chanccry
Court shall in execution thereof, proceed to sell
at public auction. on the premise, on MoNDAn
l7th March, 1879. at O'Clock L. NJ tnf ap 2
described property, fronting the east line Of First
street As feet running back 65 feet TO The second
African Baptist church. -
TERMS Liberal. and made known at the hour OF
sale. WILLIAM JOSlAu LEahE
mh 10 IFuslCc.
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EsESI.GsS.
SElNE-T.iEEsD.

SETNE-THREAD! S>.,1s7sSs"E>!.
CNPRECEDtNTEDi.l Low t%i' -
SEINF-TIIREAD. SEiSE-TN M
SElNE-LlNE~, SEISE-CDRk.
YAWkl\ii. GILI.INu-Rtl'E. &.
We are ottcri.g the above q; ScrE D." FL.
order [. close out our stock before nla>iri '"
alton In store. All In Sc in want -hgu itH
advantage Of the low prices an! supply u esq.,
al once. We have eXpnr, I-ntN - "ar go
the manufacture of NETS ~" >tIHIH, Will. ~
are prepared TO inrnl, ~ nor. ln.i'': .>-
H. IlCliTEN>IE,N < son
corner Seventeenth and Frnmhn" ~.r' q.
Sole Imnor,crs OF the LION BRAND -. y"
THREAD, ana importers or "'A'r t"t&t''
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old DOMINION lRoNPAINI '''H
Vp,NY-Nr..J f.. EDN iEU-. - late
his nalut here a. iiie RlrHu. T., i"tt-I '''
barrL II stop al! Ietny roofs "I.','t = i.'.,
style of Old dominion lIOn-IIlH'. N.' 81 ''....
only Dy Us. None Other i @raN!..". - .
Estimates made Tor WORK ~ ~ A..
dressing D. l.. FL ", ..,' ~. ...+..
Ia slim 49,. = "
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CeSrECTEONEKi"e' "r'

DURE CANDIES.-I ~ 'r"-'.' M.
1 daily my inimilahl" pure en-. ...,- ~
IFIED FLINT CANDIES. | 49, .....,. g. -
DIES for wholesale purposes ta' "''' &c.,. '.-
coun'ry-warrantcd perfectly r".g ...,. 49,.
ra,iOus. We don't ne Hnr 2ur"> : ,',. =.
a,ba-uothinr but pure suS"f> u g.. N...il...
favored whittier brighter HEi"'f' ia
TO stand Nr,u In anS climate ..,,.,.,..-'
" '>' LOUIS j. Bo>S!EUN' t@"W,I,.. -
"a 40 -
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JOHN c. ROBERTSON lr''s'ec'

yrmnda,c,y after the above sale, In pursuance OF
another deed Of trust executed by same parties TO me
on 1lrc 29ih day of July. 1873. shall sell Nh y,
TY-SiX ACRES OF LAND adjoining the iaho
above described and near 10 said turnpike.
Thi, land Is partly in wood, aud being near me ne
those wishing to invest In property that must in
crease in value. g.. 1850, III,
TERMS: The iced requires cash; but more I'D"
Of al terms may be announced at sale. -
i"' ''- -'' JOHN C.. ROBERTSON,
,,,b 7td Trustee.
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EOR COUGHS, COLDS, &c.

AT MEADE L BAKERS DRUGSTORE:
COMPOUND ICELAND MOSSPASTE.
MILLER'S UOREIIOCND SYRUP,
JACKSON'S PICTORIAL LOZENGES,
DIR. WISTAR'S LOZENGES,
WISTAR'S BALSAM WILD CHERRY,
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
POWERs'S SYRUP WILD CHERRY AND TOLU
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES,
SINE'S SYRUP TAR AND WILD CHERRY,
SPITTA'S CORYZA LOZENGES,
BOSCHEES GERMAN SYRUP,
STRICkLASU'S COUGH SYRUP,
FORESTS JUNIPER TAR,
STAFFORD'S OLIVE TAR,
CELEBRATE POTASH LOZENGES,
MUEIATE AMMONIA LOZENGES,
CUTTERS POCKET-lSIIALERS,
DOUBLE CHEST PROTECTORS,
CARBOLIC ACID LUZENGES. &C, &c.
MEADE & BAKER. Pharmacists,
fe 2S 9l9 Main street.
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CHAMPAGNE CIDER.

CHAMPAGNE CIDER. are receiy-
" ing by every New York steamer resi- CHAN
pAGNE CIDER, IN trace-barrels, direct nom the
orchard. SLATER, MYERS tO..
mhS l424 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-13
BY Frank j. Sampson. ,,.,,,.
pn.1 Fstate Agent Auctioneer. and Notary fuDlic,
corner OF Ninth and Hull streets,
Manches. er, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L REAL ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF &c CH IrS :
TERFIELD, ABOUT FUR MILES IS; ERo III ~ II r
riTY OF MANCHEsTER, ON THE MiDLOc
THlAS TURNPIkE.-In pursuance OF deed OF
trust by W. g. T la and nh We e,S On
inc Sd Of April 1878 we shs s , al hcn nhn IN
said said deedEon the premises, on The 2oTn DAY
OF MARCH, 1879, at o'clock A., The property rI
ACRFS: twenty five acres lies Immediately on the
turnpike, valtairc's the residue In rear Oh liie
above. on Robtrts's road. s-o.
expenses Of sale but more liberal terms VIII prooa
Div be announced on day OF sale.
" WILLIAM AMBERS, lTrustccs
John C.. ROUERTSON,}
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-13
l. BY Chaffin. Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. ! north Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA
THE EASTERN LIMITS OF TIE CITY.-In pur-
suance OF decree OF the Circuit Court of the coun-
ty Of Henrico entered on the 23d da! OF December.
ais, / shall, on FRIDAY the l4ih day OF hlnrcb,!
1879. commencing at IL o'clock d., sell ut public
auction, upon the premises. the above described
FARM or TRACT OF LAND, formerly occupied
by p. c. Fritz aud now rented TO Mrs. Jane King,
situated on the line of the Yol kRtver railroad, adj
Joining Blaxeys old mill. The Improvements consist
or u comfortable DWELLING and all necessary
out.buildlngs, e-houses, &C. -
twelve, and eighteen months credit, the purchaser
giving his negotiable notes for the deferred pay
ments, with interest added, and the title TO be re.
tained until the whole purchase money Is paid and
conveyance ordered By the Court.
,a 49,, A. r. COURTNEY.
NH Special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-13

nN THE 14ru DAY OF MARCH, 1879
" The PUBLIC WAREHOUSE In the city Of
LEASED AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On tho nremises at IL O'Clock, 10 the highest bid
oet' IVA TWO YEARS,
with the privilege Of FfVE-to he kent open rs
ruSiic warehouse for the storage and inspection OF
TOBACCO and TO be governed by the inspection
laws of the STATE. ~ ,o,o
Rent beginning from the ISL Gay Oh harch' lof''
II desired by lcSSees
~ ''N~' DAVIS & SIMPSON,
,,,t, S-at1cwIt Inspectors.