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, 1879-04-17

raNory, wrnt 10 ltliaea, tn, Fc,%s1 r',,nIs seAn
purchased s,nult quantity at us.tt
to kill rats. Tn rencf,Ig hotnr o'tt}sasa
the tleHt1Iy drug tn tho yuun,, ,.1se ne n
locked It up. On tic following cycptEs3' ptIa3' r
wont into tho house, ',ntl tile Gtl, Win n
sing tn IT, ,, k'sIe1,; sss .,a 'nDct p tIrsr hs.r
Immediately wont fnso apasma, aud .noa aasa
died. Previous to her death, fcr no}bes Iss y
her what WIS the matter; nfiil nhe rntSt! VI
st.o had taken poison, but taelirc1 N pIsa n,sa
reason therefor. An inquest WA f'se IN, Il
Wednesday, aud. nfter natitre tlelhcraIuIa.aa II.a
Jury rendered Verdict Tint Inez l.. iisnsan, e
to her tltntf bT pofsotl administered h. q
tlInt james Pork wns accessory to ia, H. =
Park WIS arrcatGtl, Mll1, On being arrsiosse4u 10y
noilo pros. was allowed. md tho tloiesIsusd
nrrosted on cf,nrge Of murder. n "
hu pinat1eti "not 1ui1ty." Tho exarnI'n,t.fth ~ ~
take r1ace nn tho 2ttl,. Park Lo,i hay !.
mate with the t1ecenscll for aornu nn,.S. ga =
It aecn1s they had boon engaged 10 i,a ,n.,l u
unt1! about tW1 months ago, wllca tic nv
was broken oil by thu father oi the Iii ~ T..
however, Ind been HI i1Inato Of lie hnn.aF ~
did not feIax t.aa nttes.ttons coward fhs ~ y
latly.' It IL asserted TINT, on tic DIV. = 5's
tragedy, tic elrl as>a her mother i,aS ~ -. y
words In refcreucc to tllr yollnr nan y. r.
illuminated In the inDther expressly cntT,a!a ~
!ng the yonug Indy to llave nothing 70 d. d,a =
hin In future. ~"
a reporter OF Tttn TRIBUNE ,Dtt,ys.
Pnrk at tic jail yesterday, and tl,c sto's !,
by hin, Is Enthusiastically, the sumo "A I'M, q. y
III this counse!ton. iita nppraranee Iui judis, 81
TINT ilp II considerably worried over tla NJ
lie cmphatlcally deesares ifs lnuoccncs ~ Y, ,
cornplicttr ia the tragedr. and eucw =;
reason why tic young lady should layet !, +.
thu poison. The people ,of the yicnHy' T. T.
pVcr, 10 not hold Park blnlnctess, n,il ~ 4.
s nns ,,;h fxststnqat M Sst' a t1k ot
tnothrr OF the deceased Is eo!npIeteiy =.
tratcl, anil 1t il apprelonuetl That llcf r., r.
will be l.npatscd Ia consequence. '''
, 1879-04-17
A MYSTERIOUS POISONING oAsE.

Gp<ftH tHSFE*PRR4sNtA " @he AFas1'Rs
EAST SAGINAW, Mtci,.. April 1i.-Un satnr.
day young tnau u4a4ed James Bell Park Wa
brought to Bagtnaw froas tho Township of North
Hsar. urattot County, ana lo1sed iu Jul. liz
Ii charged With bclnS accessory to ths death of
luez l.. uenry, daughter Of Janca I. Henry, u
farmer living In t!.u township nanlea, anl an
accomplished anu respected grl, about 20
yeass ot ago. 1hc at1alr Ia quito mysterious
md creates no l!ttlu excitement In tho ueEh'
borBood where 1t occurred. Thg tacts arr
briefly, thnt, W she7th iuHt., Park. Who boardsd
, 1879-04-17
ITALY.
VrcTnTtfA.

ITALY.
VICTORIA. =: g..
ROME, April 10.-Queen Victoria and tho King
and Queen Of ItalY wilt meet on the 18th Inst. at
the Castle of Monza, near Milan. After a walk
In the park md luncheon, thepartY will return
To Daveno and Rome respectively. Their itaiinn
mnlcssics intended to visit Dnveuo, but there is
no palace or villa tl!cra capable III accotumodat-
tng the united parties md their attendants.
Queen Victoria, whilo expressing tho pleasure
sllo would derive from a visit from tho KinK
md Queen. tntimated hero desira to sayo them
from Inconvenience by going to meet them ut
Monza. Queen Victoria's visit to Italy will
tcrmlnato OH tho Esd. 8ho will arrive Mt Paris
un Tho 2ath, ut Chcshourg on tho 25.h, and In
England tic 2otl,. =. 49,
uNF0UNDEr.
Tho statement that tho Pope wrote to tho
Queen, welcoming her to Italy. is declared un-
founded.
CONGRATULATED.
RouR, April 16.-Tta Popo has sent his con-
gratuatinns to the Car On the latter's escapo
IRON assassination.
DOUBLE SUICIDE.
Milan. Atirtl 1G..-Lutgi Mere,ll md daughter
llave committed suicide on account OF poverty.
| Mcrolll Waa tho son OF thu noted lmprcsaElo.
| TURKEY.
| APPROVED.
LONDON, April 1G.-A dispatch from Con
stantiuopic says England and Russia bavo up
proved tic appointment Of Alcko Pnsha ii
Governor Of Eastern Roumoia.
| 80, AgtREn.
VIENNA, April 10.-lt ia beloved that thu
Powers haYe nlrealy ngreed tn principle In re
gard to tllu porte's scheme for tile Eoyorntnen
Of Eastern Koumeta, and that ouly tho dctall
remain for settlement.
| uouRGAg.
Adviccs from phlllipopolis state TINT brfga1
Of 1u1!tia has hoen ordered to Bourgas 10 fore
still the Turks. who, 1t Is supposed, desire to os
cupy the place.
| Will AWAIT nv8NT54
PARIS, April lB.-EnElantl ant1 Franco will NJ
parcntly postpone action until tho holloHncsa Il
the Khediyc's pretended reforms ate patent, an
will then Butnmon hin, to renstatc thu Eure
pcau Ministers, Or 1uako wey for q successor.
l., 4 dispatch from Cairo says It ia statnd tfa
the Khcdve Is slin,n,optng a1l tic iurloughe
| md liYbundeu soldiers,
, 1879-04-17
About ten lays alter thls occurrence,
NHpRRaxATATIvR wnRHLHls'a PASS

waa found travelling upon tho Jacksonglle D.
VISION VI Thu road fsoM Mcxlco, No., to Bluotn-
tngton, Ill. The stattun aueut VI DslAYau had
previously reported suYcful lustancus wllsre tlle
pass llad been used b other purttrs than tho
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IS1rESrE or TIE AfooN es CRoPs.--A
New York paper saTs: uhere mas alMass
bee,. a powerful superstition that the e. mos
exerted a great influence upon THE analfs ~
n,snkipd, bat this idea has preyased cn,enE
among tbesc q no did pot understand fns
utter iyaposSbility that the NEON come
exert any such influences. Fornaersy inc .,
stars were supposed 90 assist the moon IN
these iBterferences with mankand ana tnei. ,
lai,ors, and to be able TO read the - SUITS
was equivalent to the possession Oh pfapneti
mowers. Now the stars have cost tbis repn-
fafias, and the moon Is in fair way TO
Iose what little il -left OF It Formerly
ssraay people were Inoon-struck pui
now when we see a lunatie derived
from Lnna-the neon d realsy meaning
n,oon-struck,, &e do not blame the moon sor
it. The moon has COW fallen SO low as 70
he supposed By some TO influence only Inc
fwining Of beans on the pole, the niantlng
Of seeds. the wasting of pork IN the pan
IunIess it. was killed under a growing
moon), and the makingof soft soap. 10
reasonable person this seems small bnssn
for the moon to be engaged 10, or q fery
unlikely thing that the moon can exert
any such influence! II any difference oc-
ours It will be from other causes-saclnt q. as
soil. weather, etc. Lastly, it is Absolutely
certain that the moons influence on our ut
mosphere is SO very small that it cannot
even affect the weather in the least"
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'wEpNEsDAg MARY g, 1873 g.


From Inc Esssabsth IN. Journal January aCth.l
Is a correspondent goucles for she. trit q OF
,hn fl,lIowsrg Farmers e. and We're
1seiahbors, their lands adjoining, ser sEase1
only IN small tide ersFk. On each SIDE oh
The creek were low meade W.itcn 49, !.
oyeSfiowed at high tide. -. nal 9 sonug
dog fond Of bunting mice, MIC sesae stAas,
while the men were cutting grass W tn s0S
meadow, the dog paid Farmer W 9 v .lsl
Alter short absence they saw MN IetslIn
md cross tie creek which was thea at!oW
sssse. After lew hours lsask elapsea.
yo,Ing lad who was ia Farmer W- p employ
zane to SIS house crying, and said tnat
I his dog came. over while hes was
nTeparinp some potatoes Tor Gamer, ana
snasebed the knife he had been Using ana
ran of with 1t, and when he bad toid kne s
story to Mr. w. he would net be'ieye y, p y.
threatened TO waip hsan unless ne founa "
Mr. s. called The deg, bot he wks 700 pstsy
bunting mice to pay assentio AiteT I ,pss
sneIfsinn. however, lie came $50 SAY COW !.
3 sefora Ills master, which WIS DIS way. nl
.,sarinp he wouldn't mind. AFTER tsl.lag
{ Hin fn ret the bows KNIFE, CT he would De
whipped, Mr. S. was about 20 give y w y =
of NO further use. Suddenly vhe dog stsEe ~
0ff and rzH to the meadow. Ehich was ny
iris time covered WITH fEo feet.o Wa pea
into which he plunged and swaD stralgnt 20
the spot where he bud crossed Ene cneek,
c,rcled ABOUT two or three tiDaess dove cesl,
10 tine bottom, taougat up tte KNIFE, aa0
come ONT with 1t aud gaye lite his mass'er
Tile boy received It, and wens nome sc
5nirjn0 s
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by Chafin, Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Anclioneers,
Tenth and Main Streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
4 FARM IN POWHATAN COUNTY, Va,
ABoUT TWENTY;FIyB MILES ABOVE 80 d kaga 81
t,nst eSecuted bv Jo :ep Ross to the undersigned
trustee. d1ted Goth September, S75. and duly re-
corded in the clerks office Of powlatan COUNTY ny
bean made IN the payment of The note therein Sc.
cured, and being required by the holder thereof
viii proceed to sell at auction, In front OK PoWhaa
ary. SIG, between the hours of IL and 2 O'Clock
III far If not fair, then on the next fair DAY tnere
after, between the same hours) the properly mSsl
DRED AND THiRTY-TWO ACRES. Improve ,
mems consist of a good DWELLING blnlt III Tie
nst three wears and the usual out-DutldiuGs
ut ferns: Enough in cash to dcfray expenses OF
executing this trust and 70 pay off noe Que lst OF
gro,r, january l. 1876, until paid; and the balance,
If any, upon such terms us may be anmounreu at the
sale. Il. Is. CnAf ~, AIu>'ee'
+ -Sti-AA ~ IN 81 de wt1
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s,s 8 3 1.1I.s... tssra DAYS.
& :9{ BY W. G0ddtD
HeaE Eststey Agent asd sts
corner FsIefsstfl and Dapk streets. ss

ys,RUsTEES, SALE OF y.A Z l,;a,E.l q,
REAL OF, TlaE, s9I'Tafsf Ela' Nh
FiFTEEaTH SO, on, !, dF fsfslsssT 81.
III r 10 virtue of dsea .t ~
Tss executed the ,s aate 81 st
suR dniy racorad i ,chmsnd Ssanf Iss
.ssd ~ eli nc nniic ancfon. the IremiseS on
TUESDAY, Fe.ruary Sesafs the
sol in siae In. Es sraa gsse
a. Ia DysrFIIJNts FORMERLY Ia The occupancy or sald
M,.rnby, ironing a feet, more or less, running
Also. the LoT ON the north side Of The alley ~
roar az the 81 Charles Hotel, fronting lhereon so
ft ,ni lsci 10 Rect ON It's western line and ON
its eastern line 66a feet, with 2 LARSE BhiG u
Guiding the MACHINERY and FIXTURES Ill
eaTns Enough In cash 10 iefray expenses OF
sale aud to pay OF note for 81 900. With interest
tI,ereofl and as TO the residue OF the proceeds OF
Of sails. W. GODDTN, z
800 81 Ri G .tstsgT@i N. NJ LEE, Z, -
IN 81 ~ "a .y5.s ,,r..,s! RI. Trustees.
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ia "a
80 !. 80. BY Robert ID. Lyme. az; II
Zeal Estate Agent and Aucttoneer,
iS,sht'E 1912 Main street.

rJ,RUsTEE's SALE OF. A FRAME
STORE AND DWELLING ON LEIGH
STREET BETWEEN JUDAH sTREETtAND
BROOK AVENUE AT AUCTI0M:-In execution
of certain deed Of trust from Wiiiiarl ciopgn
trustee for Mary Powell. dated February %, 1876;
and d,iy recorded in the clerks Office Of Riehmond
Ghaheesy Court e., pare a9I VI, on n;I
MONDAY the Sd day of February, 1879: at 4
O'Clock p M, being required so to do by the hadeE
or The Aote secured thereby, default having Deen
riade9 i'm the payment of the same the aboVe-de-
me STUR Els No occupied by good tenant, and
Yields q fair rent The DWELLING over tns s;eIe
contains about four rooms water and culverts, &c
on tie uremi cs The lot has good front on Leigh
street, and runs back 125 feet TO an alley.
to purchase good husiness-sfand at low price Is
invited to this sale. n.,,,,
TERMS Cash TO expenses of sale and sl,ficien'
TO nav off q note of $4,000, with all cos, &c.
thereon balance upon terms to be given aL SAFE.
IN oS r. A. MEAGHEIi. Trustee.
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AYATURags REMEDY! Il: I. s. So,
= ENDORSED BIZ MEDICAL PRoFEssaes'. q.
.mrE ALUM ANDIRfsN MASS AND Wal ilEis.i
:. fER0MTHE

80 800 ssa ~ ERCaM LIE
DsEA.I ALUM AND IRON SftssfsaS'
EsrAn1asaEp TwEETT-sIx YsAHs- !.
censy osss by n sst rein isesses Pecsr o
MosDen, Chronic Diaf aeaaacnea
fs,niSreeus Afertoas. Sore roat ana s, sests
Siiins and Maiartal Fever. Extracts irofa
Inianmaeory Sore ThrosS ana
.E,uifheIta eysrused by meas nave touse 20
practice OF forty as to1 of natas :,
aniseDrifuge DraselpoAs e fsinEIsp NJ D.
AFTER practice OF many years nave n S,s,ss
GrtSr and Mass for Chronic diseases ana Diseases
nscuisr to women3'' n,
ssF'@. JONI P: METZ EAUR. Nc D., IL. III S,, wa,
I. successfully used IN Dyspepsla anu oAioA'''
grof. SANG JACKSON a. D, Uniy Of Pa.
aSarpassng any remedy that KNOW OF o aue Do, -s
op; ansstSes Have Eifs AZ Il
Va A}ter an experience of near thirty FEARS niVs
Sognd no treatment equal to this water ana mass LOT
sesofua, cntaneogs AfeetSsn ,e Radaer Kidneys
and Ureehra; Ulceration and certain io,hS OF W. o
pepssa.n Prof J. J.. MsoRMAN, a: u, n w;
wsFEEs HAVE va A MHDscAh Mexr HT USE
gsss gs unparalleled a sRssEess'e
l.'' Ex-vice-President Ga. Med. Asso.
IT'S sf's hSa Rss. E: 6. Ilopsos. J.A. LEE, va:
D,ectops aHaa5s is and full PROOF OF al clalhed
wafer, so cents per gallon; 81 per case of one
dozen half gsfon beetles; S3 for ifYe-galon de,hi-
jehn. .. a., - ,,o..,o. 90 to .ond Ak
per ia dozen. according to sizesent postpaid,
Yuii proofyof all cisimed sent free upon applica-
ton Liberal terms TO- Dealers os nre gesp
Address 4. 81. DAWES. President Of the com.
psSS Sid i b. 80 POLK MILLER Sc CO.
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7saisISii|Isssraea 8 kIliilss...Ts.lss. y.


asoMMTssIoEEEsS SAIL, -, DE s q s., l.s IN;
NASHissT EASE Fiji
IL ADAMS " ILL., 5S:ss
STREEySss special CON "a NJ s.
tyisf y @ tne zylh e e
Jas,rsr the Inatger 81 a ,s 1rssssa
s,s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2ptlsf
SalcckP the leesssd as 49, ssaess
49,. rsu MI FRAME TENEhE .neLsss'
usiainiag fssr rooms i' ies fas usual 'p'fp''''
one fo;trssr cash bilage at st1 zee
months for ne1osaaie notes
sdda and secured By deed os fslst, o,.s.
's',Ss SOLO MON CEJTGs1INs,
,oyaiyoed trustees in The seyeraideeof
~ trnsi ioinan The deed tofac 20 =
20 convey l = ss,4s 80 20. GOg3D1N.
ut Il 80 j aHES TLEASAESssr.,5
y Il, ,,at4ss :, : /, -. 1h1zstecs.
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A friend Of ours, having determined to
give musical party, looked about among
his acauaintances for suitable guests, and
after considerable cogitation and inquiry
made up bis mind to invite the following:
Jones. because he was so clever In blowing
his own truEpet; Brown, because he.pos-
sessed the abiIltysof barping on one string;
Smith, because even il you stopped him
in the street fora moment, he began to I'D
die with his collar; Thompson, because the
sight ,ofsa thirteenth card Of suit filled
him with an irresistible wish to 'strump
: it,y;; Robinson, because, il rumor was true,
.-he-isas undoubtedly a 6 base-Yile 2 man !;
johnson, because, according to all ac-
counts, he played second-fddle to his wife;
: Simpson, because, as q newspaper proprle-
tor, he had an organ OF his own; Richard
son, because he is SO good ut the long bow;
and Samuelson, because he and his wife
are celebrated for their kettle-drnms. -Ru-
raj Ne,o Yorker. g..
A muffied man, to Windsor bound, cries,
IS Boatman, do not tarry and I'll give thee
a silver pound to row me DER the ferry"
!. g Now, who be We would cross this stream
when it is past IL? To launch my craft
would not dream; the boats lay up. at q"
.sThrow off that rope," cried out the man,
rs he buttoned his protector, sand be as
lively MS you can whispering III am q Chi
cago bank director" "Now, that remark
Your sense displays: Pll row you over.
sonny; not so much for your winsome
ways as for your bag Of money" With
ice the boat gets many a shock, and each
calls forth inyective--there now appears on
the ferry dock two men and detective.
tsCome back, come back" they cry in
grief, in accents sweet as honey, and
we'll forgive that flying thief. Our money |!
oil, eur money!" But look he lands on
wonder shore; there was nothing to pre-
vent him; and they shall see him never
more, though they always will lament him.
Free Press.
The Ameer can neither read nor write.
s. What is the use OF reading or writing!
he asks, "when one has hundreds OF peo-
ple to do it for one?" He is, however,
said to be we'll up in history, the result of
conversations with learned men, by whom
he liked to be surrounded, as do most In
dian princes. In public he is frugal and
] sober, but in private he is drunkard.
A society in Worcester has decided that
the world owes more to science than reii-
gion. That settles one question that has
kept us awake o. nights. -Boston Post
An:old sofa on which John Quincy Adams
used TO take nap after dinner Is still own
ed in Washington, aud the owner won't let
sight-scer get within ten feet OF it.--5firee
Press.
Which: is the sleepiest letter, and which OF
the same time is most likely to make noise
In the worfds The Torpid D, OF course.
Boston Transcript.
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SEINE-THRtlsp'
n ANTICIPATION y L

TN ANTICIPATION Or Ss-".
reoainted shroasGoat we MI sG tr>S ~SS usa ~
entire Stock Of sEINE,TitRE;A,S2 Re. GIiL-R~,
ported this sessons SEM SEr1I NJ 70, 81
siaas * sslses &C. &C., for ss' A'H the
bV Imported Tor. .npy GOODS th,,,s1'
ING, HOo'rS, SHOES, hAis'@e' .rri
ing reduction. .l,s and mean 10 ey:
loss In order to rStsaee stock , "siS IL 49,
alterations, which we sh3lS esSS SrfEiN >GN N,i.
time. -n.r sLls.aa..senh aud flan&snS" 'SiEi>E
so,e importers OF the LS,Sr 20 ANY ever 10y
! 'THREaD, warranted supeS''4 w."
ed fnfo The United Slales.
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BY George s. Vasbon & Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. z north Tenth street.

SALE OF LOT, WITH
L TWO FRAMED STORES T HEREONLs On !, TIL, THE
FOUsHEE AND CLARK STREETS, FRONTING
ON SAID sFDUYAE STREET 40 FEET. AND
RIJNNING BACK 100. FEET TO AN ALLEY
EIGHT FEET WIDE.-By virtue of deed OF trust
from Mrs. Harriet N. Sparkes to the undersigned as
trustee, to secure the payment or certain n9tes
Richmond Chaucery Court, in. d. d. lib. page
j S, default having BEEN made in the payment OF q
TO required by the beneficiary OF said deed, proceed
10 Sc at public aucIion on the premises on TUES
DAY the 4th day OF February.s1s79, at O'CLOCK
r. 81, The PROPERTY above described.
The property Will be sold rs whole or separately
as NAV be deemed best on day Of sale.
:, TERMS: Cash as TO expenses or sale and sum
s,ficient to pay of note Tor S11S.77 due 22d OF
January $40; on credit as TO Silt till the 18th
July, / $40; balance on sneh ierms as may be an
A01A>'N - - CHARLES T. vAsHON,
IN % Trustee,
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4 r MEADE & BAKERS

-,sa DRUGSTORE
FOR INyALIDs. +.
T sAIR-PILLOWS FOR TRAVELLERS,
HOT-WATER BAGS. - pa
ICEBAGS FOR THE HEAD.
RUBBER CLOTH FOR INFANTS, L
SOFT-RUBBER BED-PhNS,
TRAyELLING-FLASKS ',' !
SPONGE-BAGS-esar
POCkET-STOVES. .rsttri.s'
HoRsE-HAIR FL EsH GLOVES
FLESH BRUSHES,
POCKET-INHAEERS,.s 49,
STEAM-INHALERS, ~ - $50
HROAT-ATOMIZERS.
NASAL DOUCHES,
ABBoaiINAL-SUPP0R
- HARD-RUBBER TRUSSES, -
FEVER-TERMOMETE
GALvANIC-BATTERIE
And aHSURGICAL and
MEDICAL APPLIANCES sold az .'',.,..3.
MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore,
auo7 el9 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-29
By Robert a. Paine q Co..
Auettcneers
= a1,ssB AND Attractive SALE u B,

II ARKsE AND AITEAC = - $500 : q:
On WEDNEsDAY,2g th ssonlgeams. No
M n,cs,t we will sell st oar, aIlc
i soIith Twelfth street
saTsoSsKfa,l0DS In good oasatt4 CON vi
a':-? ROOTS and Shoes
DRY GOODS, -,IS.,,,1,r.yf, IS
~ IA, I, MI N0TEDNS sTkT7QNERY,
HARDWARE and GJTEERYa rs; - hi
.ft .is vIIIsEST PLAT FORM-SessashaEos
<S,f,iJsSTER. SCALES &C., &c.- i,s,s "
with anangS,.sge ~ lid 9HILDRENsB BOOTS
EE.sd.s SL0W-SHOES. BAlMOKA Abs, .
CONGRESS- GAIT EttS 80 s'; af5
I,ADIESi SHOES, &C., 6f.;4 ,!,{;
ljil sI, 80, very farge invoice 81 f,,s4ass; Il.
.!5 rom ~ New York. va
H. ~ 81 choice and desirable goods suited 70 she ci'
retail trade. ~, ~ =. - 8
Sale positive and wtth9gbt I ressff pss1xE q co.
as srlsEsi IL 1''S,'' +AuctioHeers,
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,sTa BY Edward G. Goddiu,
, Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1915 Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEGANT
i RESIDENCE AID EIGHT ACRES ESQ Of FL LAMP AZ, ?
ON MAIN STREET HALF-1IlLE VEST oe THE TIE
(ITY-By virtue Of deed of trust dated the l9lh
Of September, 1877, duly recorded In the clerks
Office of Heurico County Court being required so 10
do by the beneficiary therein secured, VIII sell on
the y premises, on MONDAY, 18Th January. 1879,
ut O'Clock z. NJ. the beautiful BRlCh by ELL .,
ING. containing twelve rooms, with marble man
tells and elegantly finished walls, lately owned by X
w Brown, Esd Large brick kitchen ana s5aod OF Of
pears apples, and peaches Every part OF the Place
is in ,n 16e w anh rs Suburbs
This property is sold subject IT. to aeed 0 D ,aI
December 10, 1878, but by consent OF inc holder
credit of one year viii be given from tiilt GAZE.
TERMS: Cash rs 10 expenses of sale and 70 pay
note of S5OS.S0, due 10Th September, 1878. win
Interest at six per cent till pad and the balance as
the present owner may direct.
- S. CONWAY GODDIN, Trustee.
g.. POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale is postponed until FRIDAY. 3 ST
January. ! $40, nj AZ O'Clock r. NJ. il ~