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MINERAL WATERS.

DEDFORD (VA.) ALUM AND IRON
D SPRINGS WATER. MASS, AND PILLS, for
Females, chronic Dlarrhna: Bronchial. s;rofuous
Kidneys, and Bladder; Debility, Malaria, and Head
ache. .u
HUNTER MCGUIRE. NJ. d.. Virginia.
satisfactory i'll uterine dseiSs ana "a nbio
C' "Efficent in Dyspepsia ana Nervous Disease.
arising from impure blood"
6. T. HARRISON, NJ. D., New York.
IN certain oiIf D EGs,t 10
= Beneficial In Alalarial Fever and Diphtheria;"
"Invaluable in Scrofula.''
Recommended as Prophylactic IN 4ellow-te'
yer districts" u. R. FAIREx. NJ D., Louisiana.
The SUMMER SEASON of these Springs begins
JUNE IsT. Terms, $50 per month. Carriages yes
meet visitors at Forest or Lawyers each our miles
nodations uneGualed. All the comforts and at
fractions. Skilful resident physician.
80 cents per gaSsn ni ~ eaSe %,
casK "a for ten gallons 81 for twenty galions-oD
board cars at Lynchburg. va. ,o,.s
for half-dozen-sent paid. This Mass is the
water sedhcd, and contains all The curative prop
cries Of the wafer II reduced space; ~, &,
age, or 81, $3.50, and S5-post-pad. These Pills
consist If The Mass in Sugarcoated pills, formed to
suit decate 10 p SUPPLY s
phlet free upon application. This remedy Of Nature
is endorsed by the medical profession. and attested
by results In thousands OF cases during the last
'"en'' ''s'en 'e"'' A. NJ. DAVIES,
President of lie Company.
10 Main street. LynchbIr@. Va.
Sold by POLL, MILLER s CO. Ag ents;s
South for sale at the drpots and ticketoice; y re-
duced rates. ap lo-o.H
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.tRepublished by requess'j.
A Last Talk.

,,, &, the garden and walk with me
Cg WS,a the dancers ws,irl to that dreamy tanc
see1 the moonlight sa S,i. !, tne nset1t In june
ref me hold your haud as used 10 %;
T'his is The last. last time yon kno~,
Ger tomorrow woOer comes 70 WOO
And to win you, though love you SO.
You are pale OF Is It the moonllght's gsa am
That ciyesao your face that sorrowIoi aooh
We must wake at last from orr summer d ,.eaS
We have come 10 the end Of our tender oooK.
love tho poet, has written well;
He has won our hearts by his poem sweet;
And now at the end we must say farewell
An / but the GUNNER was fair and meet.
Do Won rememter the night we metz
You wore rose in your yellow mar.
Closing my eyes can see you yeE
inst as YOU stood on the fopmost s'alIs'
A iuiter Of white from head to teet, -,
a cluster OF buds on your breast. An me!
But the vision was never hali SO sweet
AS 1t is tonight In my memory. H..
Hear the 4fols CRY, and the deep bassoon
seems sobbing out In its undertone
Some sorr >wful memory. The tune
Is the saddest one have ever KNOWN.
Or Ia It because we Must part t0-nlpnt
That the music seems so sadI An, me lii.
Won arc sseeninp. love, and your lips arc Whitc
The ways Of life are ID ystery.
Hove you, love, with love SO true
That i'm coming years shall not forget
The beautiful face aud the dream knew,
And mcm'ry always viii hold r. gret. 8
shall Sta00 Dy tue SEAS dS o'oie " A
And tIrink of the summer whose blossoms dlei
when the frosts Of fate fell chill and white ~.
On the fairies. flower Of The Summertime
They are calling you. Nust let you 60?
Must say goodbye. and 20 my way!
If we must part, 1t is better So .,u,
Gnod-byc s such sorrowful word to say!
Give me, my darling, one last sweet kiss
So we kiss our dear ones. aud see lhem ne'
But death holds no parting so sad as this:
God bless you and keep you-and So gooa-o!e'
rive will republish the other poem II you
ILL send it to us.
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DISTRESSING SYMPTOMS IN THE
- stomach and bowels may announce the exist
ence either Of dyspepsia in the first or III oos'ruc
tion in the second, or the approach OF some shoi-
eraic complaint, or simple diarrhea collie, bitter
or sour eructations, pressing down Of the bowels
feeling of oppression uttering at the pit the
stomach are among these unpleasant symptoms.
They and their cause are speedily remedied By Hos
letters Stomach Bitters, single wineglassful often
causing an immediate cessation of pain. When the
difficulty continues. it Is only necessary to pursue
tine use of this standard carminatiye and antidys-
pcptic medicine to obtain entire and permanent re-
lief. Nothing in the composition or favor Of the
Bitters Is in the slightest degree Objectionable.
Medical men pronounce 1t em,nently pure.
..., jy 23-Wtw),F&M
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We are indebted to the Figaro Of July 9th
for the affecting knowledge that at dinner
given in Paris on the Fourth OF July by 81
company OF Yankees" the most atrocious
Dunnipg cbarade ever perpetrated upon
earth was read out as toast Of the evening.
:Fiqaro hints that it was composed by Vic
tor, Hugo, and certainly it is as monstrous
rs anything ever invented by him in his
most inspired moments. Thus 1t runs:
Mon premier me plat aux marrons;
Mon second couvre ma mason;
Mou tr0isieme est I'm gros poisson;
mon tout mes amts, buvons.
The types tremble which set forth the APP
m, ling fact that this was meant as q tribute
To- -ote-zinc-thon-W a S b IN e ton! -Neao
Yo, K World.
m 'row, let the Baton expire OF envy.
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By Poindsx ter 4 Upper
Real Estaie Agents and Auctt oneers' q
~ ! - 400 Main street,

u,,p1TsTEE,s SALE oF VALUABLEG
pERsoNAL PROPERTY: IN 81 EMIRsIr T.
doJNTY THE FARM ~ Mpe 81 ~; TIE Ess Cry
M nTf5E MAIN ROAD LEADING EkgM f HaGn =
HoND no CHARLEs gITY Yes G9gdh ~ jesse L.
BY virtue Of deed OF trust r.red rs trustee
Soied june Is, 1878 and duly recorded 10 sH 3
clerks Office Of Henrico County Gou Nude In in n the
ne,,t Of TWO notes secured therein, ana be1ng
reaured By the 5sneasiairy N It SAG 49,
rsInNnAy the 9th Of August. 1873, all Inc fEis
SfSNkL PROPERTY. consisting OF nr,u1,pr
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN fuhNiA ohH'
Fl HORSES. MULES,
COWS, SHEEP, HOGS, &c.
FARMING UTENSILS, &c.
now upon the said farm. ,,or,.s
TERMS Cash Us 10 expenses OF sa!e anu aniou ,,a
scicnt to satisfy notesone for SsS, ana tn ne
other Tor S144.35with intel IRON 1ns dS u
July. 1879. WiLbiAn ELL Trustee.
PorSpExTzn 6 UPPER, Aucttoneers. &, OK
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}y Frank D. Hill & Co.."
Real Estate Agents and Aucsloheefs'
11OS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUA,
/ BILE AND ATTRACTIYE FARMI IL SA = Ii =
BLANDON. IN HENRICo CqTS sh,6 SEhHc TTY.
G GHn ehpJOINING THE NEW RESERyOlR
EROIJEDS AND PARK ON THE WESl.-by
virtue of deed of trust dated July ~. 1915 aiia
recorded IN the clerks ONCE HenrEo hean oGe in
the nayment Of certain note secured therein, and
at the request of The beneficiary IN saiu oeeu, we
will sell nc public auction. on the premises loc;.e
s1oT tGe o PRoPERTY described im said deed, as
follows: IT. e BLANDON FARM OF L. al; = ano, IN
Inc county Of Heprico. near the city OF kicnmona
containing 65 40 ACRES more OF esS; Istns sou
of The old Westham turnpike, now Inc eGnti ila
ton of Cary street. and lies just beyond ana adoin1
ing the new CITY Reservoir Park, and was conveyed
70 said p NJ Tabb BY two deed'-onc from Il; Z.
Page and wife October iS. Is49, anu tie 0tn9r
from Archibald Thomas and wife January l. 1921
The inn provements consist of u comfortable BRlCh
DWE ING containing SIX or eight rooms, "ltl
the usual out buildings, and well or eXcellent
water. This land Is not only very va'ua3,c tor
farming purposes (having been kept in high Stale
OF cultivation for q number Of years.. bnt Is now
considered the most desirable In that section, on ac
count of It's proximity TO the pubic Park, whlch
has grown in the past year or Two 10 DC me most
fashion able and attractive place near the city. The
grounds lie beautifully. The place Is healthy. and ID
destined become very valuable; ana hs sale, alt0-
eether, offers more inducements for SOLID Invest
men than any that has aKen place In tic neishoor-
hood of Richmond for some time.
TERMS: Cash as to so much OF tnc proceeds OF
"a as may be necessary TO defray the expenses OF
executing the trust and 10 pay note OF S4.5uU,
with interest at six per cent. from July III, 1878,
till paid the balance upon such terms rs The grantor
in the deed may direct on day OF sale"
" " EoBEKHT E STILES
Trustees.
Sale by FRANK D. HILL & Co., Auctioueers.,
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COURT ORDERS.


VIRGINIA.-INV ACAT1ON-lN THE
CLERKS OFFICE OF THE SS6S EEhn f' uS
COURT OF APPEALS. At KlGGIGMnc- 0'
THE FIRST MONDAY IN JULY, 1913
William j. MARSHALL. ......'.''''''..'.t
against ,,,x,~o.,tor
of Edward Sears, deceased, ana others - AppeNses
upoN AN AfrEAL From eoEnT OF Ts
fnUNOu-'C ~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LAST ON
corn OF aet; TsH1 rs7n IN This cause is to
inc oageSid decrecs of tho Circuit Court Of North
ton Comfy reviewed and reversed 10y the said
a a,.lromo Court Of Appeals Of Virginia.
nj aftitiayit having been made and filed that the
o,;1.aliee above named Charles Edward Sears, eX-
an,pnr of EDWARD Sears, deceased Is not resident
~ This State no is required to appear here on the
SrH DAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT, after due
Oo,,l,eatfou hereof for fouf&eeks IN The Richmond
Dispatch, then and there to answer the said appea,
and to have rehearrg of the whole matter therein
contained.
A cepy-Tese
GEORGE &. TAYLOR, C. C.
JoHN A. MEREDITH. for petitioner.
j. 12.4Fw
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AnctloneerS,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

VALUABLE MARKET-G ARDEN
"A AND FARM. WITH BUILDINGS, ON THE
or AlGTON ROAD, ONE MILE EAST OF THE
Ci;TY. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-By request OF
the heirs of the late w. L. Tinbcrakc, we will sci!
BY auction. upon the premises. Oh FRIDAY: :St OF
August, at 5H O'Clock p. NJ, The NALCABLE
LITTLE FARM situated as above, opposite TO Mt.
Chewning's. ,., $500, ,ro
It contains 9,s ACRES, lies beautifully. and ire
land is In first-rlte condition. The improvements
are a BRICK-ASD-FRaMED DWELLING VIII VIII
seven rooms, surrounded BY sEtdc-trceS' o1rh 'h'
stab BILE, and there arc some fruit-;rces. ,t.. an
good road and the soil is fne that IL ollctI @
oppor,unty 10 any one 10 secure nice ~ iiIir
home and market garden or Sinai La u 49,
cost. $500, .,;, ro ,,,,,Ic known
AT the ilne vi >a'I' Auc ionecrS.
&c
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EAST HOUSl,.

EhsI BOUND.
Mail train arrives ut Richmond a,ny
cept Sunday 1t............... W.
Express train arrives al Richmond d,,it -" !. il.
~. 5000. ............... So .
and on Tuesday. Thursday. md ~ w.,
day connects Mt Richmond g,,h r..
ginia Steamboat (rn,any's ttn,'
Ariel, which leaves Richmond far a.,
Point, Norfolk. &c, al 7:l5 A. " wa
Accommodation train arrive; a, p;cl,
mond daily except Sunday al. . o.oo
A mixed train leaves >iaun,on =, 60 m.
taking passengers from Eirgn,a MIyI,n"s y: "
from Washington. and arrives a, RIchmnn% "a I
p. 81. daily except Suu1ay - ~
A connects with Virginia Midland roilro,, -,
ing at 1900 a. NJ. for Lyrchburg and ,,i. ar
Mississippi and Ohio Rliir0ri stations an
Virginia Midland railroad. leaving 81 5:lo j., y a
Washington. '' - :
Is connects with Virginia Midland railroad j..
ing at $3.50 4. NJ. for Washington. AMI VIZ,
ginia Midland raIIrOti. tcayiuy Al D.;S " =
Iynchburg and Atlantic, MI>.f..ippi and on, >,
road stations. ''"''
connects with Valley railroad. lcayiry p.
n. for Harrisouburg. -
T. connects with Valley railroad lcavi:... w.
A. NJ. Cor Ilarp"r's Ferry. ''.-'
+ connects with STAGE Hnc FOR Lcxln.'no =,
q connects with e.. y. :. and +. T.. st.as,p-. ..,
points on the Ohio river and Cincinnati D. !.
II connects with Scioto "allcy rnlroa! s-,4.
Northwest. -
J connects with all lines div"rstug T. ,l.V..
Northwest, and Southwest. W. Il. : ~
Engineer AMI >g;.-,,,-.'i.".
CONWAY L. HOWARD, GcnerG Ps,,rr,,- -.
Ticket Agcnr. flr.t,'
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!. e,.bbagine !, irons . Quaker.

81, 4 friend says, !" remember an amusing
story INV father used to tell"
10 was cutting, some thirty or Iorfy
wears 400. In Philadelphia. One day during
She dnii season an elderly Quaker came INTO
ths stnre with some cloth which he, wished
10 have cut into coat. ). az
NV father told him he would cut IL ZOE
dollar. $3.50 uth.a NAV
cnt it: hut rs the taiiors sometimes cao
baee cloth, as thee calls 1t, snaii stay ANU
watch thee while thee cuts II.
All rivht." said my father; "but real
10 friend. YOUR watching wouldn't keep
me from cabbaging, II I chose to DO So. ,
'"Thee Is welcome to all thee can steal
xv,tbo,,f INV catching thee" said the QUAKER,
confident in his own shrewdness.
The cutting board was close against
xr;ndow. between which and the board
were some eight inches Of space. 80.
NV father, in laying off the coat, leit a
oood yest.pattern. which ne cbaikeu "a
Various shapes, and after he had cut aii tne
pieces, he called the Quakers atten'i1a, ~
something in the room, and wild DIS snea nS
pushed the cabbage" from the Doalu
between it and the window, wnen IL ufv ~
IN Whiting in all the scraps, and handed
snnnose you're satisfied that you have
nj, your cloth" asked my father.
dyes, Pm satisfied. Thee's welcome 10
all thee's stolen"
When the Quaker had gone, father TOOK
4be cabbage" from under the table, ana
cut vest from it for himself.
Not long after be was standing in tne
door. with the vest on. when he saw the
Quaker on the other side OF the street. he
Called to him and invited him into the store.
Chow did your coat ft3" askeo my
father.
every we'll; thee is good cutter"
"Tbank you. How do you like my
vestpn asked my father, throwing open
his coat and showing the "cabbaged" gar
ment.
"Irs nice vest. Where did you get the
cloth? It's like mine."
at was yours; you gave it to me- you
remember" ..-.. ...-
"No, don't remember"
"You said was welcome to all had
<cabbaged.'"
"Yes.''
"Well, scabbaged' this"
"Thee did?"
!sI certainly did"
The Quaker scratched his head moment
and then reached out his hand, which my
father took.
"Thee is a good CUTTER" he said, and
he added as he turned to 60, "and thee IS
too smart for me, but thee is welcome to
the vest"
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rs UOTTON SALEs..Tnf Day
81. 81 aoddin, yarraa . Co,
Real Estate AGENTS and Auc tionesfs'
No. 1Io8 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a MOS MOST
VALUABLE FARM, CONTAINING 500 ACRES ACRES,
LYING N THE COUNTY OF
GLOUCESTER, ON YORK RIVER,
ls. AT CLAY.BANKW WHARF.

5 ( :. < +
Pursuant to decree OF the Chancery Court OF the
civ OF Richmond, entered June as, In r Tue
snit of william r. Rowe rs j. 8: I oMer, e.. Iaek
tees &c. we, James Neeson ana Thomas Y; yaS Ge.
SON OF the nndersgnc1 ana 70 cnnmty.
CO. ss ea and G Of James James
ssspvsv M. Jasnrr c. Rowe aud others. M. Dos n
well ssawe Of the nadoTsi sns Tb 1 e. Jack-
son. viii sell on FRIDAY July e. lsIy i az the he
osciock NJ ON the premises. at pubic aucton; ~ IN
p,oHest bidder therefor, that TRACT ", LAsiD'
lying IN The county of Containing
35dACRES. more or less, on the foiio"ins 'eripS-
For cash sufficient 10 pay the expenres OF saa save
and The costs of said suits the RESIDUE ~ ,ue
chase. money in four equal ins.a n.bs the creat
twelve eighteen and ~ e CT, a
instruments to bear interest at ns snIe and to he
evidenced by negotiable notes: the no nl 20 DC
tained until all the purchase-money Is paio'
'"insN =" JAMES NELSON,
Special Commissioner;
THOMAS G. JACKSON,
,$ Special Commtssioner;
M ROSWELL SEAW ELL,
,.1ot Special Commissioners.
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BY Jas. MacDougall, Auctioncer,
No. 10 Governor street.

TOUSE HOLD + U RN1 IT u + E -,
Ill FEATHER BEDS. SCHOOL FURNITURE,
&C. Ar ATCTION.-THISD DAY, Mt OF O'Clock,
viii sell mt my warcrooms, without reserve,
/ WALNUT PARLOR SUIT. .
l WALNUT MARBtE.TOP CHAMBER SUIT.
WALNUT and MAHOGANY SOFAS ana PAR
LUR-CHAIRS.
WARDRORES. BUREAUS.
BEDSTEADS. WASHSTANnS,
CANE and WOOD CHAIRS and ROCKERS,
excellent FEATHER BEDS, BULSTEltS, and
PILLOWS: .-,.. ,r>,,
NEW HAIR and SHUCK- MATTE SES: SIDE
BOARDS. TIN SAFES, CLOCKS. IL line Ca
NARY BIRDS. ! PORTABLE BAR ani FIN
TURES (complecl COOKING and other
STOVES; lot Of SGH0OL-FURSITuRE,s such
rs DESKS. SETTLES. BLACKBOARDS, &c. 2
UIGI-BACK DlVANS tnewl, &C., &c.
ConsrnmcnIs received up TO hour OF sale.
JAS. MhCDOUGALL, Auclioneer.
F. E. COOK, Salesman. 1y 20
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III. r,,,,,,..s J, a IL, jD,tspaschs !.

10 ne Editors Of ne ptst,d scA I !.
friend Of mine Is In the habit ot Z. laying 3
&C Them men \ or g them men, x u y, ny -
wronr. viii You explain TO nim why 8 ne " = =
Rrammaticslly wrong I 20, a., $,
It ID TOO bad 10 have TO answer a question
.uch e the above. But here goes He u !.
{. !, dramatically wrong" because "tnem s
/, pronoun In The objective case, ana caa !.
not correctly be used as an adjective, Or 40.
iecsive pronoun. or pronomina' aa,ec.'se =
these being three names for one 1n,ns,r
the mart OF speech which is required before
ana word. amer,. and !" women " IN the
phrases above quoted.
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raIInOAD LINES.
NzM -
! AND pETgRSBUHGf
~ = = s--et QATf,UnkD COMPANY. I

N sI2. Isl3S9s4&J RICHMOND AND PETBRSHUHGi
s5z 5s - - 80 RAILROAD COMPANY
COMMENCING SUNDAY, July 81 1879
" trains on this read win run az follows;
II LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
11.ss A. n, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for Charleston, sayannah, Augusta
and Aiken tyia charlestonl Ralsigh.
Jacksonville. Stops only a. Chester
and Manchester, aud as Halfway On
500 A. NJ, 'HsceacoMMo ATIog daily makes AZ.
close connection Ill Petersburg with
the Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio
raiJread for Bristol, Chattanooga,
Nashville, memphis, Luxembourg,
Fmmville, and other local stations on
that road, making same time Us by
any. other line. Stops al all regular
5.oop.M. AG ses1SasiDAT1oN TRAIN daily
Except Sunday. Passengers taking
this train will make close connection
at Petersburg for Norfolk.
1896 P. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for Weldon. wilmington, Raleigh,
Charleston, Savannah, Augusta, Co.
iurn5ia, Atlanta. Macon, Montgomery
Mobile, New Orleans, and al points
South and Southwest. Pullman sleep
ing-car from Washington for VIII
mngton, Savannah, and the South.
stoDs ONLY at Manchester and Chester
and Halfway on signal.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6:s5 A. H., THROUGH MALL daily. connectin,
with Richmond, Fredercks burg and
Potomac railroad for sill points North,
East. and West Stops at MancEes-
and o. Drury'5 Bluff, on signal.
9:25A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daily
Except sunday. Stops at all Sta
tions
ITO P. NJ, ACCOMMoDATIoN. TRAIN daily
Except Sunday. Stops only at Man
chester and Chester, and HALFWAY on
signal. ."
3.55 P. n THROUGH MAH. daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points East
and West Also, making close csnHec-
ton with the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
all points North and West. This trai2
stops at Manchester and Chester. anc
at halfway and Drury's Bluff, Oh
signal.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start from
the Appemattox depot.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rich
mono $40 A. n. and $50 p. NJ: leave Peters
burg 9:20 A. ~ and 5:25 F.. every Sunday.
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by W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
Rank ard Eleventh streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF BRICK
I j TENEMENT IN SIDNEY. ON THE S0UIHH
SIDE OF MAIN sTREET BErwEEis ssio RAK Of
~ C,rcnir Conrt of Henrtco county. entered on the
Al S Jannsry, 1879, in the case of Norre AGAINST
Dickinson. &c, shall offer for sale at pubhc auc-
lion at the Office of W. Goddin, auctloneer. corner
or Rank and Eleventh streets, in Richmond; on
WEDNESDAY the seth July. 1879. at = O'CLOCK
ri by 90 feet tmore less to an alley located as
above containing four rooms, and referred TO IN the
bill OF The plaintiff
TERMS: One third cash balance al six and twelve
months for negotiable notes, Interest added and IT,
lie retained until the further order of the Court
" - l.. r. SPlLMAN,
~ OK Special Commissioner.
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5FURNITURE.f

.CPE CAL TICE--LARGEm z
A. STOCK an EASY TERMS OF PAY-N s.
PRICES, FOR THENEXTM
desire 70 purchase fURNfTURE OF any kind 10
our large and selec. stock, most OF which, being
ho1pht for ca sb we arc preraeed 10 offer greater in
dilcsnaents than Other, wise both as 20 terms and
PRICES. we have soine d i'e,PARLOR AND CHAM
Der SUITS which we w.t. cio 80 on q . saerinee
;NITURE. 80, ii 8 80 IL. 3ATt iRIGHT& SON.
EjY S.0m - ~ M. 16 90 Sesno spor street.
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80 by W. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
BY ". Goddin,

10y VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID CIRCIJIT COURT OF HENRICO COUNTY,
VA ;. entered che 2eth OF May, 1879, In the suit OF
Burnel-s adm uistrator Mceks and dtS the ,Il-
dersIgned US special commissioners therein named.
will proceed ut3n The premises, 10 sell nc public auc-
ton, On SATURDAY the 2bth day OF July, 1879,
at O'Clock r. NJ. The following described property:
Those TWO LOTS OF LAND. Nos. SO and 80, III
the plan of Buena Vista (SIdncY). llcnrco, with the
improvements thereon, consisting OF small framed
dwelling. &c, at the northwest intersection OF Will
liams and Rtchie streets. fronting GU feet on the
north side of Williams street and running back be-
tween parallel lines 40 feet, being the same proper
~ conveyed 10 Elisha a. Burnett BY William Mitch
ell by decd dated 7th OF March. 1854.
sale and the costs of the suit (about SlOO) and rs
to the residue. In equal instruments npon credit OF
one two and three years, with interest at the rate OF
six per cent per anlum from the day Of sale, notes
for deferred payments with interest added anu tlte
retained unfit the purchase-inoney Is paid In full.
W. w. COSBY.
JOSEPH BRYAN,
Special Commissioners.
r r.. AppERsoS. Salesman. jy22
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-25

S'sIilo,s ,l,dtls ~ the Pc ms
All, II the auth orpf The follostn yersss;
n ,sss soine sie since 10 The Ricnnoha
ySnnsrriDt, beg that YOU Will Iye .n 4
ssma 4 little space Id your columns, gnu 1l''s
ab I'M several admirers q & 0I!ss :.
Girls Wits Golden Halr t.55
in never trust another . :, !. d! 94 SIS.
sfs az thnsa rtrls with golden haif
$500 sS 1.tssxsre russ DIS false 40 fAIse can DC,
Although they look 20 fair. ~
49, yv,,h thsfr eyes 30 soft and witehing. -.
Trey Sen make your hcart 4. nn NC s., i; s
Then when they thtnktn se - s ~ so 'sl'
Say tHss only meant : ior l pla'
IN ,be wicked little creatures
80 80 Tinusa ejfs with golden hair;
5 NM that every fellow s:s
WIN take warning and beware.
i Knew little IS darling
VINO i,ye6 across the way,
And with smiles the rarest, sWeetests
She met me every DAY.
Rut last time went TO see her
Che mrf me with o frown:
al ,he reonle say she's /" kicked me-"
And he Fellows laugh uptown
mt far the .up-towu fellows"
I'm sBre that I don't care aav
4 f,ene they'll all get fooied " soHe NAY
BS girls with goiden HAT. -,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-25

B1s HoP HAvEN's FIREwoRKs.-[New York
star The irrepressible "GiI." Haven
never figured to any great extent cat the
hattIe,> 'front.'" but his mouth is full OF
punns, Yder and it goes of like mildewed
Gid IRE lock. .3.