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The Osceola times., 1879-05-31
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FREDERETTA'S HERO.

"I wish ! could see real hero" and
Frederetla Floyd closed her richly
bound Tennyson and leaned back in her
chair. "If had lived In those days OF
knightly chivslry how proudly should
have bent my head to wear the jewel Of
love bestowed upon me by such as
Geraint, Lancelot of the Lake, Sir Gala.
head, but the sighing swsins of to-day,
who substitute words for deeds, and il
tested would not turn finger, should it
eDdsnger their precious lives. Pshsw J
it makes me impatient TO compare
them p and she rose from her chair
energeticslIy ard walked across the floor
TO the western window, where the mys-
terious silent beauty Of September
afternoon wrought itself into the sur
rounded landscape.
"And do you think the pineteenth
century deficient in heroesS
She turned quickly at the inteuoga-
tion from the reclining form on the
lounge. She may have felt slightly
guilty, for her remarks had been tacit
condemnation of that person. But she
flashed back, excitedly.
Yes, do think the present sge def
cient in heroes. am firm believer in
the god old times"
A pair OF deep blue eyes looked at her
with something of admiration in their
unread depths, and a gentleman with
rather pale but handsome face, and a
slight elegant figure, rose from the sofa
and walked across to her side at the win
dow. She looked almost scornfully at
the--it seemed to her--eGemnate man
beside her. Would be never drop this
unruffled mien-that would betoken
energy9
We'll, there is no use getting cross
over it," he said cody; "well have to
take the world now as we fird IL. Come,
get your hat and walk with me !" laying
his hand on her shoulder half cares.
siugly. "These rare days will pass all
too soon, and we shall not have enjoyed
them thoroughly"
Something in his touch shot through
her a little electric thrill. She did not
know the latent power he held over her !;
dimly shadowed forth as yet 1t irritated
her; when he wilIed it would control
her. A casual observer would pronounce
her the most positive character of the
two; physignomist would pronounce it
iiIerently.
They stepped out on the broad 7 Iiazzs
into the golden air and walked leisurely
to an Ibor at the foot of the garden,
passing through gay bordered walks
where bright autumn flowers glowed and
breathed--in flower fashion-in the po-
tent elixir of that sun,lsden atmosphere
which had matured into rare and perfect
beauty.
He was chum of her brothers and
Frederetta wondered what Will found in
him 80 attractive. Only a few days OF
their vacation remained, and then they
would 60 back to the city.
Everett Reynolds had found his friends 9
home singularly sttractive-made SO by
the presence of Frederetta, whose way
ward moods he loved to study, though
she knew it not.
Her book which she had brought along
with her lay on her lap. She threw Oh
her hat on the rustic seat, and Everett,
looking at her with hal'-closed eyes
thought within himself, how fair SHE
looked with the chequered sunlight CA
ressing her low brow and bright brown
hsir, her white dress and pink ribb0n'
investing her with the charms which
becoming dress givss to woman
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The following incident is related
the venerable DIR. Nesbit, formerly pres
ident of Dickinson college: 1T amazes
me that ministers don't write better ser.
mons; I'm sick of the dull, prosy affairs"
said a lady in presence of DR.. Nesbit.
Z" But It ia no easy matter, my good
woman, to write sermons" suggested
the doctor. Yes" rejoinsd the lady,
/" but you are 20 long about it. l couid
write one in halt the time II only had
a text" "Oh, if text is all you
want" said DIR. Nesbit, al will furnish
that. Take this one from solomon
1T IL better TO dwell in corner Of a
house.top than in a wide house with a
brgvlng woman" "Do you mean
me. sir2' inquired the lady, quickly.
Oh, my good woman" was the re
sponse, "you will never make sermon
,,er; YOU are too soon ip your applies
itiops."
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HAELEY.

A arrange case Of c. uelty came before
the stipen1isry magistrate this morning.
An elderly woman was charged with
assauting her niece. The allegations
were that the child had been beaten
with undue severity until she was much
bruised, and she was then washed in tur
pen,ine and salt, causing ereat agony"
The defense was denial, and that the
child WAS incorrigible. The bench, com.
menting on the undue severity of the
punishment, imposed fine Of Is. and
costs.
NORTHAMPTON.
At the police court to>day, John Old
was summoned by the society for the
Proven ion Of Cruelty to Animals for
gros, cruelty TO q dog. The eviderce
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This is the week when the languid lao!
who finds the Sunday morning promenad
TO church, Two blocks away, excessively ia
tisuing, takes in on an average ten ''sprln:
openings - every day, ascends and descend
! probably three miles OF staircase, and Walk
around several thousand counters AM
showcases without eXhaustins herself ii
the least.--Puck.
j, man really wants to know OF how lit
tie importance be is, let him go with hi
wife 20 dressmaker.-Ncao Orleans Plea
yatne.
Il will soon be time to set out flowers
spring onnets.-Philadeiphia Chronicle
Herald, ~
It is feared that March will 60 ont like al
entire menagerie. -Bufato Express.
The woman whose husband refused her
chip bonnet when she axed him says be is
blockhead. a.. ..
"Hail, gentle spring; dipbtherial mild
ness, hai."-Boston Duly Advertiser. |
is quite as likely 10 hail as 10 do anythin.
else.-Butietan. .... ...
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Mary bad little iamr,
Fitted full OF Kerosene;
She took 1t once TO light Src,
And has not since benzaae.
&'E f.1nttoerp Gdzette.

10. 80
Ho. CAL1roRNTA FARMERS Sow GRAM.
[Frono Ina San Francisco Baltefin, March o.
the farmers around Woodbridge nave nave
given ap drill;ng.in their grasn. some a,
Sow broadcast, in the time-honored way.
r,thers-and among them not lew
at the most progressive sarners-rie
a scea-sewer behind their ploughs in
such way that although they plough
from EIGHT to ten inches deep yet the
grains OF wheat fail just in time to be caught
Sy about two inches IN depth OF the zap o.
the burrows. The writer saw some iarSe
fields near Woodbridge which bad beer
treated in this way, mod IL wasthc pretties
aseht imaginable. The long rows extended
In straight lines across the fclds. evenly ant
in fine state OF growth. In ordinary sea
sons Il IS not consideredneee<saryto harro"
after sowing in this way II it is on summer
faiIoyed land.
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n 4 n .,t,1 BY W. Goddin. III
Real Estate Agent and AuctoneeI,
y corner Eleventh and Bank stfeets.

.r,RUsTEE,s SALE OF EXCELLENT vt
!. 1,n = n NE FIFTH ACRES IN HANOVER COUN
= ~ " NEAR 70 ATLEETS STATION..-;As trustee
In certniff deed or trust from John r. FORD. DehL
Inc. date i5,h September. 1876, duly recorded IN
Tisnoyer County Court shall at the reaut st OF tne
beneficiary n said deed pressed 10 ss aa pa rea
.aststs .nct,onser. corner of Bank and Eleventh
st1 in the city Of RichmonI, op THURspAY
The 9Th March, 1879 at ~ o,csck NJ, me anose
ndionne The, lands of Edmund Il. Crenshaws
esin'e. Wnsh,ngtont Academy and S'e afi
GGTMEHEiE-rt ACRES on which there Is comforta-
he dTeIlIog and the usual ut-buildings.
TERMS: Enough in cash 10 deIray expenses so vi
,,ie aud to nav Off bond for 5000 and all Interest
1i,rrson. nnI as 70 the residue, OH ouch Terms as
sh,i be Announced at thp time Of sale.
si ,h i = 49, - GEORGE Z. HAW. Trustee.
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LICENSES-TAXES.

... -.l CITY AUDITORS OFFICE,l
-.. RICHMOND, March ~, 1879.
THE L1CENSE-TAXES OF 1879 HAVE
+, L been assessed and placed In THIS OFFICE for
the inspection Of all concerned, and will here re-
main until the 18th instant inclusive. "
THE COMMITTEE ON FINANCE
Will hold sessions at the Council chamber. Broad
street, On -''-.1.'s!.. ri. .- ..-I'0. J..
.-...EL r." THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
.>1sA THE GOTH AND 21sT, OF MARCH, lis
between the hours OF and O'Clock L. NJ, for the
purpose of bearing aud considering apreals from
said assessments. No change In classification VIII
afterwards be made except on the order or tile CITY
Council. {. - fast. j. B. R0ISTER,
NH 1O.l1t Auditor.
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RAILROAD LINES.
"a @ ssss - !szs.ssssB
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND s:HEsPKAKE}
RAILROAD. !
CCHEDULE OF TRAINS. vi
= COMMENCING MAY FL, 1872.

~
THROUGH PAssENGE En-.
J 500 p. III. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY, THURS.
-, 49, DAY, and SATURDAY. Connects al
West Point with steamer Havana tol
all points on York river aud Bait.
more. Arrives in baltimore at 8 A
i.ia1s'' M. connects with rail.llnes for Wash
ington. Philadelphia, New York, Ros-
ton. and all western points. Connect
1850. at Richmond With trains ON Hict1tnonz
.r and Petersburg and Chesapeake anf
Ohio railroads. ,..a...s.s
THROUGH FREIGHT.
500 A. II. Leaves Richmond MONDAY, WE'D
NESDAY. and FRIDAY; and
60 A. b TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT.
URRDAY. Connects with steamer:
at West Point for river landings, Bal
timore, and all western ps.Hts. Con
meets at Richmond with trains on Rich
tnond aud Danyilic railroad, R!chmont
---I-. and Petersburg, and Chesapeake and
Ohio railroads. ..taso.
LOCAL PASsENG Err.
800 2. NJ. Leaves Richmond daily Except Sum
dlyL .--s-. .a.-.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
1O.OO A. NJ. Arrives st Richmond TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY,. Con;
: meets with trains Richmond and
-. Petersburg and Chesapeake and OHIO
railroads. Steamer Havana leaves Bal
iMl SStE WV wEtbNGspAY' aud Fri
..r.a DAY, az p. 81. Connects Wit,
trains from Philadelphia, New York
and western points, and at West Poln'
with trains for Richmond and th'
THROUGH FREIGHT.
400 p. M. ARRIVES at Richmond MONDAY, WE'D
49, NESDAY, and FRIDAY; and
s.15P n, TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SAT.
= =, : URBAY. Connects with steamer a.
West Point from Baltimore. Cow
.... e. .:... meets with Richmond AVID Danville
Richmond and Petersburg, and Chcsa.
n. pcake and Ohio railroads.
..... ,.s,... -. LOCAL PASSENGER. ...@"
to.eQ A. NJ. Arrives at Richmond daily except Sum
49,, - day. Connects with Richmond ant
. Petersburg and Chesapeake aud Ohio
railroads.
No transfer Of freight at Richmond to or from
southern points. Cars run through between Allan ts
and West Point s'-
Careful handling and dispatch, with lowest rates
guaranteed. . ,
Through bills Of lading, with guaranteed rateS-
Issued to al northern and western points.
Through tickets sold to all northern. EASTERN ara
western points. and baggage checked through.
For tickets apply at General Railroad Ticket Or.
see e26 Main street; AZ the Exchange Hotel, arc
compauy's depos, corner I"cnty-.Airu ana ooc'
streets. Richmond. Va.
ma SO X. T.. DOUGLAS. Superintendent
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BY George E. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1905 Bank street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE
SMALL HOUSE AND LOT ON TUE WEST
.SiDf, OF FIFTH STREET BETWEEN JACKSON
AND DUVAL STREETs.THE HOUSE COZ, CON-
TIikEE YEARS AGO.-As trustee in certain deed
from 4. C, Tyler and wife, dated Noyepber g.,
1875, duly recorded in ihe Richmond Chanccry
made In the payment Of some OF the notes therein
seemed shall. in execution thereof proceed 10 sell
q. 1879 Mt 5 o'clock T.. NJ the abOvedescrtbed pro-
perly. fronting 30fcet OH Fifth street aud running
back 100 feet 10 al alley. ..,.
, TERMS IiberaL aud made known at sale.
rnb17 Trustee.
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). DELINQUENT PAVING BILLS.
! (. 80 CITY COLLECTORS OFFICB,l
49, RICHMOND, March IA 1879.
DELINQUENT PAVING BILLS

The Supreme Conrt or Virginia have recently pre-
neunQed as valid an ordinance OF the city concern
Ing the paving of sidewalks aud the collection of
such bids having been DELAYED In consequence oFihe
being submitted 70 that Il ibunal, this Is to
mediate collection OF said bus, aud therefore bope
to be saved the necessity Of resorttng to summary
measures In doing so, All such bills are past due.
and longer indulgence cannot be given. Therefore;
All Indebted VIII please call at the City Col.
tectur's Office end pay the "a me. - -.eesT-'-2
tnh a5.1w n. W06 DSoE, City Collector.
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GEANG.
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANU.
TO THE PLANTERS AND FARMERS OF
VIRGINIA:
GEANG q.

TO THE PLANTERS AND FARMERS OF
VIRGINIA..
RICHMOND, VA. January 9th, 1879.
We have this DAY resigned the agency for the sale
Of the Pacific Gliano C0mp2ny'S brands.
Under the terms OF settlement between the Pacific
Guano Company and ourselves, all the unsettled blu
suess OF 1878. including collections, &C., is To he
managed by our successors, Messrs. JOHN S. REESE
& CO., of Baltimore. whom commend to you, be-
lierlng your relations with them Will be both plea
SAINT and satisfactory.
WALKER. SAUNDERS & co.
From the above card you will please note that the
Agency Of the Pucifc Guano Company will be con-
Quoted hereafter by The undersigned from Baltimore
as well as Hchmond. The splendid reputation OF
Soluble Pacific Guinn earned by its superior excel
ence and remarkable adaptablity to the soil of Vir
e1nia, especially on cotton, corn, aud tobacco, toiu
continue to be sustained, guarantee being afford
ed In the wise management of tile Pacific Guan1
Company, which has practically nnmited resource
at Its eommand-riz., ample capital ~ .000,0oeI
extensive works, most approved machinery, Largo
deposits Of phosphate. best scientific ability, to al
Of which add q long experience in the business 10
connection with The undersigned as general agents
dating back to 1865. We will keen supply OF
Gnano on hand ut Norfolk, Portsmouth, Petersburg
aud Richmond. ...
JOHN S. REESE & CO., General Agents.
ia 2o-3m Baltimore and Richmond.
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.-.-,,S-r,oY .a1,rg.rufure nays
=, nv, Jnt. sE. Lausbton, Jr., Adcttoneer. 1T
\. ,-.s,S.Ezissya OF n hInin street, !dI5t -

v,xCEILENTs Sc vEN-OcT AyEI ROSE la,,s.s
<t1iwnoD pTINo. HOUSEHOLD FURNi,TT,u.EIEs'
CARPETa FINE GOLD WATCH FG}ls AhRg RhPE
MiiIR III &C.. AT AuCTIOE.1On WEDS!Es :.
LAY the Stii fnstanf nc 1o4 O'Clock, VIII Be" ~
-, e anton. rooms wilbo reserve ,,,,
/ EXCELLENT sEvEE.QCTAnvEs, X LlS5Et.lN =
! = ERADBURY ROSEWO0D-CASE PAW
Tsfs-, with cover and stool 49,. ~ t''t -
o ERENCH.PLATE MIRRORS, ,,n,ti,1i
INGRAM and THREE-PL1 EARpEkSF,a
/ TRIPLE sILyER-PGATED FEa-sEI .th ''
,Ph atTHIt Any and PAINTED WA RDROBE4S
I'll MAHOGANY and other BEDSTEADS,,
g,s WAstISTANDS. TABLES, CtIAiRS, 5'-.'
, !: TOLL ET-SETS FEATfi EIt-BEDS. t-s
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, &c, &c 49,. =
ALSO.
large lot OF FLAGS OF all nations. BuNIiNS
ROPEs. CAMRRlCs. TRASSPARENCiEs
CHINESE LANTERNS, WALL ana o'hei
DECORATIONS. ~
Also, for account OF whom 1t may concern,
/ FINE GOLD HUNTlNG-CAsE WATCH ana
GOLD CHAIN. -tt...s... i.~.~r
SHOWCASES NJ private safe Isl.
mn 10
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a.. ....... BY ". Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF TIL lat LARGE
'UAND ELEGANT RESIDENCE AT THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF GRACE AND SIXTH
STREETS, IN THE CITY OF RlCHNOSD.-At
the request Of the devisces of the late Alfred Penn.
shalt offer for sale ut public auction, on TUESDAY
the 18th February, 1879. at Az O'Clock T. NJ, on
the premises, his LARGE AND Ell EGANT RESI-
.DENC;E, located as above now In the occupancy of
the Hon. james Lyons. The LOT has II front of 81
feet. and depth OF l52 ieet TO an alley. The
DWELLING IS In good repair. and possesses every
accommodation for large family usually found In
such an establishment. AS IL Is SO we'll known, 4
further description Is deemed unnecessary.
TERMS: one fourth cash: balance ut six, twelve,
and eighteen months, for negotiable notes. Interest
added, secured by u q. cd OF trust.
q Possession about the LIST of May next. 10 8.
- -. w, G0DDIN,
e s..'-s - - Real Estate Auctioneer
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Ty Frank j. Sampson.
Real Estate Agent. Auct!oncer. and Notary Public,
corner OF Ninth and Hull stress,
ManclrSfcr. Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il REAL ESTATE ~ THE COUNTY OF CiIi;S-
TERRIFIED, ABOUT FOUR MILES EXON IN =
CITY OF MANCHESTER. ON THE VI. do
THAN TURNPIkE.-iu pursuance OF 4 deed Of
trust executed 10 us By W. 6. iarSe and wife on
the 3d ut April. S1s, we shall sell at lnhllc AUG
said said dccd-oG the premises on The 10Th lAl
OF MARCH, 1879. at 3 O'Clock j. NJ, fiir property
above located. containing ONE HUNDRED
ACRFS: twenty five acres lies lnmt diaicly on the
turnpike. at Vatarc's the residue in rear CT The
above. on Robcrts'S road.
TERMS: The deed requires cash as 10 1925 and
expenses OF sale: but more liberal terms Will probI-
bly, be announced on day OF sale.
WILLIAM AMRfRS. Trustecs
JOHN {. ROBERTSON,S
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By ChalIin, Staples < Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aac'ioncorS,
No. / north Tenth street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF a VALUABLE
l. SUBURBAN PROPERTY IN SIDNEY ABOUT
HALF 4 MILE FROM THE CORPORATE LINZ
ITS. COMPRISING EIGHT ACRES OF LAND.
WITH EXCEL Mt LARGE STttCOED
DWELLING AND a FINE ORCHARD OF
DWARF PEAR AND OTHER FRClr-TREES
THEREON.--Ry virtue of Il certain 81 cn OF trust
executed by Il. W. Brown and wife TO j. NJ. GodtlD
aud F. d. Meredith. trustees. with power in either
one To act. dated 10th December, 1875. and duly
recorded In yhe clerks Office of Ilcnrico County
Couri. to secure the payment OF Il ccrtuin sum OF
money, and H. fault having been maize III The pay
ment of portion ihcrcnf-tnd being so required
nv the beneficiary under said 'ei-l VIII sell! upon
The premises. ON MONDAY he "a day OF March.
1879 at Az 81 lock Z. NJ. 10 The highest bidder, tie
admir- bly, located aud desirable property mcEon-
ed above and described In the said decd. n follows
=. All that certain LOT, or PARCEL Or LAND.
near the city of Richmond. in that part OF Hen
rico county called Sidney. and being HE square OF
land IN sidney Bounded by Elnwood. Dover. Elm.
and Cedar streets. embracing Lots Nos. 81, 2I3.
274. and275 As laid ont In The plan OF said town,
with a LARGE BRICK DWELLING aud other tiu-
proreaen,s thereon: also, those certain LOTS III
the county OF Henrico in the plan uf sidney. bound
I'd by Elmwoo. Dover, Cedar. and Robinson streets,
known rs Nos. BIT. Bis. 81 and 32u.'
TERMS: Enough In cash 10 delraS III" expenses Oh
executing this tru AMI TO pay OF aud niSchai &c
three negotiable notes-0nc for Si37.5O. with III
tcrest frGm Sth September. 1878; one fnrSl37.5O
and one tor $500. with interest from Ism De-
ccmher. 1878: and the balance upon such terms
as will be announced at the time Of safe.
J. NJ. GODDlN. Trustee.
CHAPLIN, STAPLES & Co, AucIionecrs
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by Chatfin, Staples & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. l north Tenth street.

V.ALUABLE ROCKETS BRICK
Y CLAY PROPERTY, ADJOINING THE BAL-
TNlO2E BRICK COMPANIES YARDS. FOR
SALE BY AUCTION.-On TUESDAY. March 25.
1879, at O'Clock Z. NJ, We VIII sell. OH Inc lrcln-
lses: about EnuR AND \ QUARTER ACRES g.. OF
THE MOST VALUABLE PORTION OF THE
IVAN LEVI BRICK-tLAY PROPERTY, located
as above.
Tie remarkable purity and ioughntss of Rockets
CLAW which is so well established has made IL inc
Standard In the Richmond nark~t, and 1t Is the
only cIay allowed to he used in the manufactured
bricks FOR TIE CITY for paving culycrts &c. The
depth OF the clay is from 80 10 40 feet and is re-
markable for lis freedom from pebbles and foreign
matter of every kind. Tie bricks made from this
clay are OF rich and handsome red color, very
hard. and ring like STEEL.
This property Is convenient enough TO the river
landings To furnish brick for tXportaton. Vessels
drawing sixteen feet of water now load and unload
~ Richmond.
TERMS. One fifth cash; The balance in five equal
half yearly payments, Interest added. ana secured
by Il lrust-detG. n
NH observation-disclosures huciionecrs.
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Az Exautsi.s Tribute.

ID fcolumhua iGsa-, Tin,esJ
d The following beautiful ana eXqhsl.sls,
poetsc tribute oil, The death OF the sanaeoted
Iesse ISBvien was sent MS by friend from
Richnond. 1t IL from the graceful pen ol
4 ebarming lady OF Virginia:
ox rur r,Exru or JESSE cBRiEN.
fFrom AGATHA who loved him.1
o. csr 4oweri swectly b'ooSninS' 'o'o " --,".-'-
-. doc In the bnd, c,. shceercd. wa
Trasned thee, prunea 1neS 1870 49, - 81
-s a. ,hx frcsh burst OF beauty, stainless, 10! the
x,ea,ix called thee 10 his bosom, please to see thee
z,,,, ,as lrnsrance OF Thy spirit, epcr lingering
oon rps meet 10 oy and glorysee thee blooming
80 In the sky. ,e,c
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TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
l. LOT IN BUTLEE'S ADDiTtoS AT PUB
cnted by George .Jctfcrs and wife, dated on the
10th day o; january. 1877. and duly OF record in
the Manchester Hastings Court III DrtGi;ook .. p1ge
34S, being required so 10 do By The bennGrary In
slid decd, will SELL on the premises. on WEDNES-
DAY rhe Goth of March. ~ O'Clock L. NJ, the
HOUSE AND LOT fronting thirty feet on ''Old
Doalinlon street. in EuiIer'S add ion. and now nc-
cupicd by George Jefferson. This property l. To-
small outlay could be made comfortable little
home.
TERMS Cash aS 10 cost Of sale and to pay note
mast due for one hundred dollars. and interest there
on from The 9Th dav uf JANUARY. SIS the balance
as may he announced III sale. i. L. PAISE,
NH IL Trustee,
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BY Paine, RoyStcr e Co.. Auc,ion:ers,
No, l3 south Twelfth street.

IN OGO FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL
WV TREES. VINES. PLANTS. &C.. &C
AT AUCTION.-In order 10 clear land for future
plarting. We will sell ut public auction. on WE'D
NESDAY. March 10Th. ut No. 1918 Main street.
commencing at O'Clock. in lot suit purchasers
$4,000 FRUIT and ORNAMENTAL TREES,
VINES. PLANTS, &c &C,
all warranted true 10 name consisting OF Apple,
Peach. standard aud Dwarf Pears, Cherry, Plum,
ciduous Trees. EvcrgrceiIs. and Shrubs: Willows,
Arhor- Vit:r:, Norway Spruce. Msguolias &C., Sc.
Sale will he continued from 'iay Ia day until COM
p!eted. FRANKLIN DAVIS x ~;
PAINE. RoYSTER & CO.. AuciioEccrs. NH TX
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Immediately after the above sale. In pursuance or
another deed Of trust executed by same parties 10 me
on the 29Ih day of july. 1878. shall sell \ y E
Ti-SIX ACRES OF LAND adj"iuing the land
above described and near 10 said turnpike.
Thi, land Is partly In wood, aud being near the
city OH good road, should attract The attention OF
those wishing to invest In property that must III
crease In value. go
TERMS The deed requires cash; but more lib
eial terms may be announced Ut sale.
t- JOHN e. ROBERTSON,
mi, It'd Trustee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-18
CONTEMPORARIES, &c.

DURE CANDIES.-I am manufacturing
4 daily my 1nimitable pure crushed sugar CLAIR
IFIED FLINT CANDIES. l make better CAN
DIES for wholesale purposes than any house In this
c0nn'ry-war rzsnied perfectly pure aud no aduite-
rations. we dos't use any gucos grape-sugar tara
Rlba-n0thing hut pure sugars: IL Is more highly
favored, whittier. brighter friner, and is warranted
10 stand 1rtn IN aug climaJe- -
LOUISE. BOSSIEUX. Confectioner.
ja 80 14l2 Main street.