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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-15
Nv Frank d. Hill & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
HOS Main street.
AUCTION SALE OF THE
ELEGANT BROWN-STCNE DWELLING,
No. gig, AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
GRACE AND THIRD STREETS.

By virtue OF a trrst-deed from DIR Frederick
Marx and wife, dated November /. 81, 10 the nm
derslgned, duly recorded in the clerks Office Rich
mond Chancery Court, in d. 6. 95 A.. page 396, 10
secure certain sum of money. default having been
made In the payment thereof. shall. in exc cu'ion
of said trust ut the request OF the beneficiary, SELL
on the premises, on THURSDAY. November 6,
1879. al a.. O'Clock T. NJ. that really ALUABLE
PROPERTY above c.cribed.
The DIV Filing Is large, well built. finely nm
ished AMI arranged with all the modern improve
mcnts. with special reference to comfort and con-
yenitncc. and contains about twelve r00Ihs SER
yauts' accommodations ample, fine BRICK ST ~
BILE aud CLEARINGHOUSE. The lot irons 81
feet on the north line OF Grace street, with depth
OF JiS To an alley 9 4-12 feet wide.
It IS rare thai piece of property so very desira-
BILE Is on the marker.
TERMS: Whilst lie deed requires cash as TO the
principal and interest or The debl the beneficiary
VIII. accept more liberal terms, which will be an.
nOunced at the sale.
JAMES T.. APPERSON, Trustee.
FRANK D. HILL. & Co.. Auciiouerrs.
Sc 24-2527.29tCoitE0Tl &tdlds
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BY Robert Z. Lvnc.
Real Estate Agent aad Auctioneer,
1919 Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE
l. BRICK STORE AND DWELLING ON THE
WEST SIDE OF SEVENTEENTH STREET
NEAR TO CLAY STREET, AND NOW OCCC-
PIED BY JOHN WETZEL.--By virtue OF Il GER
tain deed of trust frm John Wezel ana wife TO the
trustees of toe Mechanics Building Company. No.
2. Gated 18th March 1871 and duly rec ;G ca n
b. no {. page 31S, we, the unde! signed. The pre-
sent trustees of the said comna1y. an % e. IN
heiur r,0ulrcd so to do by The said COMPANY The
said Wezel having failed to comply with tne onii ON,
cation OF the bond secured by snid d.cd VIII ontr
for sale upon the prtIns. S, on MONDAY inc .tih
day OF October, 1879: At 4: o'clock +: a.. INC
nrHnarty above described. The LOT fronts 20
feet on Seventeenth street and runs back IA iGet:
The nuilding is n TWO-STORI STOCk-BKtCh
STopE. with DWELLING overhead and has Tor
several cars been used as bakery. Any one WISH,
ing TO purchase good store property VIII 40 wen 10
attend The salc, this is one OF inc best Ill thai
norton Of the city.
TERMS; VIII be given al sale.
ii. EVERS.
II HARTkEN.
GEORGE HiiSH,
Trustees Mechanics Building Association, No. 2.
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BY james ii. Taylor Il son,
Real + tate Agents and Aucuoheers.
officer corner Eleventh and Bapk streets.

rrRUSTEE'S SALE OF A COMFORT
ABLE FRAME DWELLING AND LOT, SIT:
i1ATED on THE NOkTH SIDE OF BEVERl.Y
Or nXRVIE STREET, ABOUT SO FEET LINES, MEsT
OF 1HE CORPORATION LINE. AT AUCTION.
Rvvirtue of certain decd of trust executed ny T..
a. Thompson and wife to the undersigned as trus-
tee, dated Feorusry 0, 1877, ard OF record IN the
mace iZ2 20 s cure the paymcnl or a certtin uego-
table note therein mentioned, default having been
made IN The payment Of said nole, and al Inc re.
nmesf of the holder thereof, VIII proceed 10 sell At
nubic auc ion. upon the premises, on THURSDAY
The z3d day OF October, $40, at AZ o,:o;k Z. NJ:
the property conveyed by said deed, consisting OF
ut No g. in Su,Iare M. Of Adams plan, 'front.'
Ing on the north Side of Beverly Harvir street 30
by 100 feet 10 an alley 13 feet wide. with nice
TERMS: Enough In cash to pay the expenses OF
sale and the sum OF $500, with Interest thereon
from September =. $40. until paid ana the resi-
hour of sale ii. SELDOM TAYLOR, Trustee.
LANES NJ TAYLOR / Son, AUctiOheers. &c Ii
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uWhom can we trust! :" Is the black-tyne
INQUIRY OF an exchange. 1t is OF no conse.
a,,snce. "Whom can we induce 10 trust
rs?'' is the soul agonizer.-Ns,o Hacen
Re0isieT. .,st
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GRrBBs 4 WILLIAMS, Auciionecrs.
BY Jas. Macd0ugall, Auctihneer,
lat 4. Harris'S Loan Ofilce.)
No. 1922 Main street.

ATT THE REQUEST OF A. HARRIS.
N rs O. Loan Broker. will sell mt bis office; ~.
1922 Main street, on THURSDAY MKT. the 9th
Instant, commenc NJ AZ halr-nast ! 0 Och ck; ihr
LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF FORFEITED
PLEDGES
that he has vet offered 10 tho public, conet'ing OF
Extensive az sortmcAt az ladies' and gentlemen's
VERY FINE 81 EN- and kEi-"lSDlNG
GOLD WATCHES.
$50 SILVER WATCHES Of All kinds including
many very fine AMERICAN, SWISS, and ENII-
Fiernut assortment Of ladies' Opera, Cha'elaine.
Neck and Lronlinc GOLD CHAINS: and gen.
flemen', Fancy. Bar, Link, and Curve GOLD
Varied Stock of set CAMEO. ONYX, AMETHYST.
TOPAZ. and PLAIN GOLD RINGS:
Ladies' ENAMEL aud CHAIN GOLD BRACE
LET'S; Together with ,,-r,, nv,
Lat!es' and misses sets of GOLD JEWELfl ,
EARRINGS. and PINS:
Gcntirncu's BOSOM, SOCIETY. and StARt-
PINS: STUDS, COLLAR and CUFt-bCI-
,I.a. several very fire ENGLISH EREEClI-LoAD-
ING Guns. and many fne PISTOLS.
SILVfRWAKE. consisting Of Spoons, torHS'
Knives, &C.. &C. &c, and many other articles
too numerous IL mention.
NOT ICE.-hll persons whose pledges are l"ricl'e'!
Will Dca-e call renew or redeem the salc on or
before WEDNESDAY. October 18th, as no eNctp-
tinns will be made for ~ The goods 'nilst h3
Sold A. HAEklS, Loan li"hcI,
f. T. COOK Salesman, oc l3.4t
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LIVERY AND SALES STABLES.
IN Gs go & III
HEADQUARTERS
FOR TIE
SALE OF HORSES, MULES, CARRIAGES,
EUGGIES. AND WAGONS
AT AUCTION
RICHMOND BAZAAR,
1888 AND 144O FRANKLIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
LIVERY AND SALES STABLES.

The subscriber has fitted up IN connection with \
n is extensive stables one of the most
COMPLETE AND CONVENIENT BAZAARS
O be found in This country: and having every IA.
cility for the accommodation OF stock respectfully
soiicits consignments OF
HORSES, MULES, AND VEHICLES,
Of every kind, promising that all stock. sc, con-
signed 70 him shall have every attention, an 4 re-
turns promptly made.
LIBER AL CASH ADVANCES made when rec ,uired
THE CARRIAGE DEPARTMENT
embraces consignment: OF almost every .iriety 0
vehicles for pleasure and work-putRoss as also
HARNESS Of every description. All rticles In
this deuirtnent viii be sold At lowest wholesale
manufacturers prices. and in no lsis ace will any
deviatiOn from such prices be made. Parties wish
ny To- purchase will Ind II 10 their intercs: 10 ex-
anime this stock OF vehicles. &C.
NV STABLE S are new. OF LARG f. CAPACITY,
aAi afford every convenience for Or overs.
Parties desiring 10 purchase fur their ewn use OF
the trade VIII find II large stock Y select from
AUCTION SALES every WE'D NESDAY and SAT-.
URDAY At 10 O'Clock !. ~: -.
.' JOHN Is DAVIS Proprietor
F.. r. COOK, Auct!oncer,
&. s. ALLEN, Manager.
j. VI. PACE. Salesman. myl7
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

~-~--~-~~-~>~---
TOR NEW YORk.-The Old &GEs
u Dominion Steamship Company's ,ssssss5asss
steamship WYhNOKE, Captain Couch, will sail
FRIDAY. Octobcr l 7th. st O'CLOCK z. NJ.
Freight received until O'Clock p. NJ.
Through bills OF ladng signed ana goods Tor
warded VITA dispatch 10 ali points north, south,
east, and west; also, 10 :orei2n ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, $12; 'seerage,$6 and
ss.
For freight or passage apply to
&. ". ALLEN & CO.. Agents.
oc 1876 COMMANDS Wharf. Rocketts.
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rsocu ARDEN N REAL LIrE.-Ine w.
.asrs n Fowler. Ind. have subject Tor
sess;p in the unexpected return OF Jona !,
aorn.ngs:ar, who enlisted for the wars ss anu
was supposed 70 be dead. ne was sef J,
rated from bis regiment IN conse SaIiorna
Afte9 many years OF unrewarded toll ne ut
3ast struck bonanza and became wealthy.
when he went to the war he left wife
and an infant. The wife, after waitlng
-four years, married poor man. thinking
she was q widow. The daughter, no" .
woman grown, has been employed as ser
ysn;-cirl in the families Of friends: Inc
husband had frequently written 10 MS
az vel ms her name the letters never reach
ed her, and the return OF her long.missing
husband has placed her in peculiar posi-,
ton. Her second marriage being illegal
she is expected to return to her FIRST love.
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by GrubbS 4 Williams,
Real Estate Agents ana Auctionecrs.
Eleventh street between Maln and Baus.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4 TRACT
~ OF LAND IN THE COUNTY OF HENR1GO.
ON THE CRAIGTON ROAD. ABOUT T!iRGE
MILES EAST OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
At NCCIiON.-In pursuance Of decree nf the
Circuit Court OF Henrico county. entered ocioDsr
81 1878. in the ca>e CT " smith 4 Go. rs. Ihrl;-
ilai &C " the underEgEel CONN sslon-rs, VIII sell
nj auction. on the premises. on MONDAY Inc Goth
of October. 1T ~ o'clock NJ, the following REAL
ESTATE: ,n r.
The TRACT OF LAND now occupied nv l.; e:
Cartwright. Wing the north side OF the Craisloh
road containing NINETY-THREE ACRES. The
land IS abou: one half cleared, and the balance well
wooded AID lies very prriiilJ. The lmrr3Fehitents
consist of Il DWELLING and some 0ut-bliilalilsS
on tho eastern part Cf tie tract. ana auotlcr
DWELLING on the western part, ana should AT
tract the attention Of those seeking market farnl
la, Ing heeu cultivated rs such for seyerai wears.
TERMS One third cash. ana the balance AT one
and wo wears for bonds. with Interest added, aiu
the lille re aimed until the further order OF thr
c,ourt JOHN 4. COKE.
|. II. CARRINGTON,
a. II. COURTNEY,
Comnissi'slfrS.
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ANG,EIOE HAAE.k..ThiS Day.
-
8 BY Robert D. Lyme, 5szs
Real Estate Agent and Anctionoer,
Eo.12I2 Malnssreet
LARGE AND DESIRABLE THREE
!: : STORY .sTocK. BRICK DWELLING NO.
10 WEST CLAY STREET,
DIRECTLY FRONTING .cLAY.sTREET ME-
THoDlsr CHURCH, AND BEAUTIFUL s.
VACANT Lot ADJOINING, For
SALE BY PUBLIC
'.A .... d AUCTION.

By .eaues. OF The helrsai-law OF the late Mr.:
,s,i n,,rfaInn WEDNESDAY, 9th day OF 0cto-
per 1919. az tx O'Clock r. NJ the above very valr.
able property locate described on tne SCUM nae
Tne nweii!ns contains tan rooms. wide hall. wing OF
Eve rooms attached: wa,~r gus, and goon cuserss,
60 IN The iot. The house Is well built ano IN
most desirable n,tgbborhood. With the house VII,
De sold tse lot upon which It stands OF i de
IHa feet 6fnchcs TO ls. foot aev.
Immedately after the sale OF the hnnse VIII DC
sold the beautiful LOT upon its east adjoining !9a,
nv Ia feet inches TO alley In rear feet wiie,
and has npon 1t a frame stable and shed, with spien-
TEENS: VIII he one third cash balance at SIX,
twelve and eighteen months from day or sale, Win
notes ar six per cent interest-deed OF trust sesu
Special and particular attention is invited TO the
SAFE ne q TINS psopRoBE ROBERT B. LYME. Auctioneer.
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LABOR EXCHANGE.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC CHARITIES,)
'.--7l ALMSHoUSE BUILDING, 7
RICHMOND, Va. September 24,I87a.
i aIABOR EXCHANGE" Has BEEN
IL ESTABLISHED, under, the supervision OF the
the unemployed and heInes for INDECENT children of
this city. So, 4, +,
Out Door Poor." where applications or those seek
Unemployment and those desiring 10 employ per-
soIe can be registered. :5sglHs IL. 80 II I. !.
Persons representing various trades and occupa-
rionsare now registered for employment
Tho7efn want Of SERVANTS, tABORERS, &c,
are requested to leaa al or correspond with This
.oflce. u -. ~ go & - so
Letters should be addressed 4sUPERINTEE-
DENT OF STUBLJG.s CHARITIES, RICHMOND.
YA;i,s marked = AR0R ExgHANGE:r d
| ~ - 3sst,s ~ u CHA RI ES e. Bigger,
ss2 4-3m IpperInie ndknt Of PnAis Cb..riites. 4
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DR. q. McLANE's vERMIFIGE..
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

st,e counterance Is pale and leaden. colored, with
occasional Pushes or circumscribed spot on one or
nth cheeks: the eyes become dull; the pupils
sste; an azure semcircle runs along the lower eye
I'D: ,he pose Is irritated swels, ara sometimes
b,etes; 4 swelling of the upper lip; occasional
headache, With huinming or tbrobbing of the ears;
an uuusaal secretion of saliva; Shiny or furred
sougIe; breath very FOUL particularly in the morn
us: appetite variable, sometimes voracious with
n!kn.wug sensation of the stomach, at others en-
sfre,y gore; leetnS pains in the stomach: coca
s,ouai nausea and vomiting; violent pains through
cut SIC abdomen; bowels irregular, at times co'tive;
moods SHINY not unfrequently tingcd with blood;
belly swollen aud hard; urine turbil; respiration
@ occasionally difficult, and accompanied 10y hlc-
eov.h cough sometimes dry and convulsye; nm
e asy and disturbed sleep, with grinding OF the
e.tn; temper variable, but generally irritable, &c
uhepcycr .he above symptoms are found to exist
Or. C.. McLANL'S yERM1FUGE
WILL CERTAINLY EFFECT CURE.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
a1y form. 1t is al innocent preparation, not ca
sstle IF doing the slightest injury to the most
erGer ifSfaat.
THE genuine DIR. MCLANE's VERMIrUGE hears
ne signatures of c. 3lcLASE and FLEMING BROS.
TIE wrapper. t-
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HifI,,,loIld lsplatrl1
,,,-er, , ogTtoEER rs, 1879.
: 8 ,,ess,on for Hr. ssroek.

g a. ~ snnroachtnr celebration at FORK
Tae m;nds me tbst 10 December, 1865.
s Nv sI w ~ Hook. Of Philadelphia. had .
al. ~ ,nbiishsd In the Richmond Enq.trer,
~. NJ tbat he had purchased among some
s,s ae n.,si alhe old Yorktown bell" ana I,si
s,sered to present it to the Commo nWe cam a'l
OF Virginia. ..,on ,yas
80 You know II the presentation Was
a,,aee. It might be an Interesting ieasu'e
a tie celebration. VI a. -
OCTOBER Ia, 1879,
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DE-. G. McLANE'S
LIVER PILLS
ere 10: recommended remedy " for all the Ills
hat flesh Is heir TO-" hut IN affections of the liver
6 nj all Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia, and Sick
hsadache or diseases of that character, they stand
1ithou: rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathar,c can be used preparatory to or
Sstcr taking quinine.
a. simple purgattve they are unequaed.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
ake genuine are never sugar. coated.
Each tcx has red wax seal on the lld' Win tnc
1 oppression DE-. McLANE's LIVER PILLS.
Zach wrapper bears the signatures OF Z. McLANh
and FLEMING BROS.
7ns!s; upon having the genuine DIR. C. McLANEs
nipEa PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros, OF l'ius-
kzrss, Pa, the market being full of limitations Oh
i. ae name McI.AsE, spelled differently but same
pronunciation. nls to-4cON y
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KIcuAnSp NTp rArEEsEcn"t
RAILROAD, OhtASI.
NOMaGENCISG SUNDAY, Juiy ~ 1874
~ trains on this road VII! ruI l. ioit'"''
,155 4, NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily. corl'fLcs
Tor Charleston, .aytrrAd' hI--.',N
and Aiken tvia Eharr,Jal y ht,,'.'.
jacksonville. Stops D'.3 a. 49,: -,
and Manchester, a"d = i""'"'' -
signal. .
500 4. NJ. ACruMNO DhTITN tA,iy M.,'nS
c!ose coune"ti'.l a F''' s,niSS ~,
Inc kt!amtir. N.'-!>>4ila aht w."
|, rai-.H.,i ro- E@l..".. C.aNai. -
7 Nashville, M"mi'F>, ~ .'". IN
:, Ear,uyi., ami s,..Iei .''t H'''''"' -,
| that road, uli.!1. - - ~, ~.
any other line. STEPS 3 4" N-"'"
stations. -. Late
o.oo ". ACCOMMODATING TEAlE !1,Iy
except sunday. !A..e 1tr,.,I,r,c.!Cn
this train viii make c'+se ''"''>
=, Petersburg :cr S9r!''"' ..,,n,
1n.33 Pm. THROUGH MAE. t''.'. c'nlt.S.i
for We!,.on. N!a.iDt'.n' 80 -.
iur,hia, Atia,.t,. Wst'n. I""i =; ..,,pi.
Mobile, New orleans. ana al. 49, 49,
South and SOu;:!wc.t rum" 49,
Sn~.rar from Washington lot v" ,n
,mivg,ou savannah, and ire oI.'
Stons outy at Manchester auu NL'''1
and Half Way on Si.nai.
| ,r.vx PETERSBURG NORTH. ,,,
: s.s5 A. ", THROUGH Mali. daily coz coz .nd
Potomsc railroad e, . AL PM p, M.nc.,s-
East, ANA we:.: s,GPS :. 4 Haii-Way
and =; nrry's Bun, Oh sigma. ~.
,.,,. VI aCCoMMoUATioN TRA!H III 90 az.
92oA' A'' i az sui.,xyj. S:ops ~ I'll -
tons. .u,,,S ,,I'y
TAO p. NJ, Accom- S,,,i,y Stop. nuiy II Nsn-
rnrsttr aud Chester, Ind Hall" ~ -
~ r,IpoITGu MAI. daily. sonase. .sa
500 = IL Iits Ricnlnoad. t're,ereAspars Isl
pntnrnsc railroad tor AL points re
nd WsSt A!sc. making CLOSE go 81 OHIO
s ann With the Chesapeake anu anu md and
n rSMross for tie virslnia spritniS s an ~,
. ..NnoS"ts North and W est in No, and
~ s.lpo ~ Manchester and Ch',:.i,'.ti on
D s ., H,ii-W.y aud Drury'' b'DA'
signal. 49, 49,. xtu start non
| ALL TRAINS leaving ke'@Iso"ih ,,,
sUSb1Y EXSu nss ,:so T r H. Peters
mon go sdoa 81 and Ss5 SsadaIi
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$3.50 to % per res.n, A.
% The uiaPATCAPRIN
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TOR RENT, THAT NICE BRICK A.
IL RESIDENCE No. 260l franklin street. l4p
adioiniup the residence OF Mr. W. L. Cowardin. con-
tsining out eight rooms; kitchen, stable, and the
morern conveliences. Apply to
&C 1885, ROBERT b. L4 \ II.
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SMALL HOUSES FOR RENT.

Mosby near yenable street: ave rooms.
Eighteenth between Clay and Venabe streets; nVe
rooms. -.,,, - ru,v
MsSo between franklin and Ross streets; seven
No. i,ls New street. between Short and Pleasant
No. 200 west Leigh, corner Of Price street; four
And many Others. Apply to r,r - rvpr
nc 1885, '.s-e, - 49, hOoGRi D. " NE.
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Leave Richmond a..
Arrive IL Burk"Nil.e,
Na................
Arrive At SllIilttIIit.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Arrive ut laHyil.r.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Arrive al Grech1bO-
ro'. y. i......,.....
.lrr.vcat Salem. :. {.
arrive at Isa.ci"h, y.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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TOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLEm
L RESIDENCE No. 100 west Grace street, In
lately occupIed by DR.. A. H. Koirer, at The north.
west corner of Adams street. containing about ten
rooms: gas. water, bath, rargr. stable stationary
washtubs, &C., &c. Is i'll thorough order Possess
'' oc i33t ROBERT B. LYME
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4 connects ror MtioH. y. e..
L connects for Ascyllic and AL iIGLts Ii "'sltTn
Sor.L Carolina daily. except sunday.
e. connects for Macon and al! LD!Ats IN Soa.t yes!
Georgia. go.
ID connects for ia .ksonyic and Ill points IN fio-
rda. ,,
Z connects for Macon and al p"i>t. II Son'h"ya
G"cr"ia, and Chattanooga. Nah ne, M"mpHs' '"'
ali 1cxIs points. ,
+ connects for SELMA Met;dIn, jt~h>pn. Aha
Nicksburg.
G couuct Is for Gsvcs'on and all Texas points
Trains from the a3,,rr-EIEIr't points "ffirr !"
Richmond at AS L. N and 6:3o !. VI.
Trains between Greensboro nUh salem run JAW
except sunday. ...,...-
Trains on North Carolina divI'i"n max: conAr'..
ton nt Gold born' ~Ih The ". & v. X. Il. :" MA
from Weldon and Wilmington. 49,.
Pullman Palace Dra"lng-rG"iG ana SiteplhS ~,
run through or Train NJ. iS from New lIf> w
Richmond 10 Atlanta. and from iircnSbor' :. W
cllsta and on Train NJ. AZ from Nav York ana "!ca
mOnd 10 Greensboro. 1890, .-,
Tickets sold 10 AL loints south. southeast Al
southwest, AMI baggage checked through.
~ wv JOHN 4. MAt MtHlr!
Gcu,.al pl.r"U9r Ac'H-
T. VI. Il. TAICO.T. General ~"i'I ,hlro'"nl-
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TOR RENT, THAT VERY DESI-l
pARIE BRICK DWELLING No. 800 Eli
west Grace street. between Madison and Monroe
Streets containing Ten rooms. with gas, water, BATH
IN ROBERT Il. LYME.
1o-Qt
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DOR SALE OR RENT, A NICE On
Ann Observation-Disclosures FARM, EI
containing gixty-three acres the new Norlh road
Tor Hcnrico urnpke) about two miles from the CITY,
fmmediate posses ion can be given. ..
CHAFFIN. STAPLES & CO..
oo1o ooott Real Estate Agents.
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nor RENT, TWO OF THOSE DE-
II SIphRIE J(,NEs,S-ROW TENEMENTS. Eu
situated on Grace between Ma olson and Jefferson
Streets containing Ten rooms; gas. wafer. LatroDe
STOVE ,snee &C. &c. In thorough order. Apply
f to A""h(' ROBERT B. LYME.
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The Death aess%nKer.
MARYvILLE; Feb. 26,

MARYvILLE; Feb. 26, 1879.
Mr.. EDITOR: The death messenger
came into our community this morn
ng, and at y o'clock called Rev. w.
B. Brown from us. Truly, Prince in
Israel has fallenI A good man has
gone to his home beyond the turmoils
and strifes of time.
The deceased was born in this coun-
ty, on the 23d day of April, 1918, and
was, therefore, in his sixty-frst year.
He professed Christ as his Savior, and
attached himself to the Presbyterian
Church when quite young, He was a
graduate of the Southwestern Theo-
logical Seminary, (now Maryville Col
lege), and was ordained into the min
istry about the year 1S41. His colIegi-
ate instruction and theological train
ing was received from DR.. Isaac Ans
dersOn. On the 1st OF September,
1912, he he was married to Miss Mary
E. Bricknell, who survives him. He
leaves four sons and five daughters to
mourn his loss. The eldest son is q
practicing physician in Pennsylvania /;
the second is o. minister, and in charge
of the Presbyterian Church at Kings
ton the third is lawyer, just enter
ing the profession. His second daugh-
ter, Mrs. Emma Alexander, is the wife
of q missionary, residing at Toxic,
Japan. The remaining son and other
daughters are at home.
He was man naturally gifted in
eloquence, of great power in the pull
pit, and believed in calling things by
their right names. 1t was seldom he
was led into controversy, but when
touched little by what he thought to
be wrong, his words were like two-
edged sword and so 1t was when pro-
claiming the Gospel. The righteous
were made bold, while the uDgodly
trembled. Notwithstanding this. he was
diffident and almost bashful. During
the late war he was devoted and ar
dent supporter OF the Union, taking
strong grounds against the institution
OF slavery. Among the people of his