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EASTER.
How the Day was Observed by the
Augusta Churches.

Yesterday morning dawned cold and grey :,
and a little unauspiciously. The ground was
powdered with snow, and few flakes fell now
and then from the sky. Bat there was an in
trinsic joyousness about the day which the
gloomiest weather could not dispel. The
churches generally were crowded at all their
services, especially the Roman Catholic and
Episcopal. Sermons appropriate for the oc-
casion were preached at many ofthe churches.
and the music and flowers were convincing
proof of the arrival of Eastertide.
~. Marks (EpiscOpal.)
st. Marks was beautifully decorated, both
around the altar and outside the chancel rail.
There was large attendance at all the serv-
ices, especially at the early choral, and the
| full service with celebration at 1890. At the
latter, the rector, Rev. Mr.. Upjohn, preached
an Easter sermon from Acts y, 40. Al: Him
| God raised up the third day and showed him
| openly not to all people, but unto witnesses
chosen before of God, who did eat and drink
with him before he rose from the dead" Around
the altar were grouped snow-white Gala and
Easter lilies, and rosebuds, with a ground Of
green leaves. The effect was at once rich
and chaste. Suspended from the walls, on
the right and left Of the altar, inside the
chancel rail, were wreaths of various flowers,
with smiax intertwined. The baptismal font
was concealed beneath wealth OF
variegated foliage plants, while the base
was covered with the green tendrils of
the "wandering jew" A cross composed
of white and red rosebuds peeping out OF
moss. ivy and ferns. was around the foot OF
the pulpit, while wreath of calas, rosebuds
and carnations graced the lectern. The me-
mortal tablet to Bishop Armitage was half
hidden BY festoons of smilax. while at its base
reposed a lovely bouquet of Gala lilies. The
music wa. virtually rendered in accordance
with the programme published in Saturday $
Journal, some slight changes being necessi
tated by unavoidable delays. The chora
portions of the early and evening services
were very evenly sung. The Gregorian num-
Der in unison brought out the voices of the
| older singers with good effect, and the new
edition of the Hymnal furnished several
brilliant selections. The orchestra, under
the direction of Mr.. Wales, gave richnes'
and coloring to the programme; and though
At the early service the choir and accom-
| paniment were not always 10
sether the former, in general
adapted themselves to the. voices. with the
good taste to be expected from thorough
musicians The organ furnished. in addition
to the usual voluntar;es and postludes,
! Communion by Batiste. At the Afternoon
service the children's offering was laid on thu
altar. At this service, through the kindness
of Gen. Tilton, the. Sunday School fron
Togus was present.
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Methodist Episcopal.

The love feast in the morning was wei
attended and was much enjoyed. The sermon
was preached by Rev. Stephen Allen, d. d.
and was selected with reference to Easter
Sunday. with closing remarks in relation to
foreign missions. His text was taken from
LIST Corinthians, 18th chapter. Goth verse;
.sBut now Christ is risen from the dead. ana
become the first fruits of them that slept
Christians always take great interest In
Christ. His death and His resurrection are
closely allied together. There are and always
have been skeptics in regard to the resufrec-
ton of the dead. The men against whose
error the apostle wrote, denied, doubtless ON
philosophical grounds, the possibility OF
resurrection from the dead. The speaker
proceeded to show: Fret, that such deniai
involves the denial Of Christ's resurrection
and consequently Of the Gospel itself, with
al, the homes that Christians have built upon
II: second, that the certain fact OF CHRIST
resurrection is a pledge of our resurrec'lon
also. He next proceeded to meet the many
affections made to the doctrine, and to give
many proofs and various explanations ano
revelations concerning it. 1t was . very
ulain. sound and logical discourse, ana cou''
mot he otherwise coming from DR.. Alien
The church in and around the altar was Deau
tifully decorated with flowers. fafs'ca'al's
noticeable was cross on the len. meoe "
u call. lilies, while suspended from ne g,
ia, 80 ! wreath Of doable pesanias ana
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Ono Of LNWrcMCe'k Old ReSt0e0t0.
4 well kmowm Contractor and Ex-Uarect
Comm missioner, sayas
LAWRENCE, sept. 10th, 1870.
Gen,lcmcn-Early last spriug I found myself In 4
very bad condition ms regards my general health. I
was very bilious, with dizziness In the head and
continual tired out, all gone feeling. was told OF
yeur sulphur Bitters, and bought bottle and COM
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cured of my trouble. gladly give You this testmu.
ny. AS hope others may try them and be benefited
Ms have been.
am yours truly,
LEVI II, CARTER.
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New York Stocks

BOUGHT AND 6OLDON CONFUSION and car
isi at margin OF one per cent.
IFirstclass stock privileges which frequently
pay TO 2otimes the amount invested. Sesd for
circular. or call on BECK 4 CO.. Bankers and
BrokersExchapge Place. Boston. eoldtnov31.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-28
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 8
by J. Thompson BrLw n,
Real Estate Agent aud Aucti0neer.
lib Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SIX
~ BRICK AND FRANZ HOUSES AND LOTS
ONE, No. 416 WEST MARSHALL STREET;
ONE On EAST LINE NORTH SECOND SHEET
NO. 4l9l. AND -FOUR HOUSES on WEST LIN +
TWEN1Y-FlRsT SHEET BETWEEN MAIN
AND FRANKLIN STREET-.-By virtue OF a de-
cree In the suit OF short rs. Lee 81 dls, entered In
Richmond fbancery Court on he 2Oth cav OF No
vCmher. 1880, the undersigned. special commits
or The premises. in the following order-to wi, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER BOTH,
ri $3.50 O'Clock L. 81. the FOUR HOUSES on west
line OF Twenty-6rst street between Main and Franz
lin streets, commencing with
No. ~. FRAME HOUSE. two stories. three
rooms, fronting about - feet, with depth Of about
100 feet
No. 10, FRAME HOUSE adjoining the above
and same siZe.
No. s. SMALL BRICK HOUSE with two rooms,
No. 9, LARGE DOUBLE FRAME uOUSE. six
(wo storesl, which can be easily altered into
two houses.
ON WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1sr.
at $3.50 y. NJ, commencing with No. 4 @ west Mar
shall street. "A TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE. with
basement, six rooms. and detached brick kitchen
with TWO rooms. fronting on the north tine of Mar
shall 16H feet with depth or 100 feet, more or
less, 10 wide al'ey. lIomedia ely after his sale.
say 4:3O L. NJ, VIII sell No. AIS North Second
street., between Mar. hall and Gay siieets-a LARGE
BRICK.AND-FKANE HOUSE, three stories, con-
taining eight rooms and fronts on said street 33a
feet, with d. pth of 125 feet. more or Tess.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance in four, eight,
and Twelve month. negotiable notes. and THE re-
tanned III all the purchase. money =. paid and deed
ordercd By the Court. JAMES II. bo0LEY,
Commissioner.
J THOMPSON BROWN. Auc' iOneer. noZ3
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morn is bright and Joyous, prompt with
action and foil OF saDgune hope.
Lille secs no difficulties 10 The morn
Ing. at least none which we cannot
conquer, "Taxes aud iarlffs-that Is the
future OF England. and. so far as J can see,
IL may 90 on forever" "CharIes Fox USED
TO say, mo Greek; as much Latin as you
like: and never French under any clrcum.
Stances No Er glisb poet unless he com
pIeies the century. These were like some
other good rules--the unwritten orders OF
the House Of Commons" "'As for that
said Waldershare, sensible men are alI OF
The same religion 'Pray, what's that p
inquired the prince; sensible men never
tell" "Great men should think oi OPP
portunity and not Of time. Time Is The eX'
cuse Of feeble and puzzled spirits. They
make time u sleeping partner OF their lives
to accomplish what ought to be achieved by
their own wiil.v
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william Butler Duncan and samuel J.. II. Bar
Trustees,
The Atlantic Mississippi and ohio Railroad Com
Dany aud others.
By yirlue ofand pursuant to Judgment and de-.
cree of foreclosure and saie rendered and entered
nj thc Ami tern of the said Court, 1879, in the
above entitltd action, |. Matthew +. Pleasant 3,
mister appointed therein to sell nll and singular Tue
PROPERTY, BOTH REAL, PERSONAL, and
MIXED. mentioned IN the complaint IN the sara
acuon and in the SAID Judgment ana decree being
the same NOR gaged, or Intended 30 to De, TO me
plaintiffs and Francis Skiddy, since deceased by Il
mortgage bearing date the oh day OF september,
1871, 90 hereby give notice that on
MoSDAY THE 1sr DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1880,
ATl2 O'CLOCK NOON,
at the north front door of the CustOm-EIouse OF
the United States, In the city OF Richmond, va
shall proceed TO sell at public auction, TO The h'ghest
bidder. the following described PBOPERTf-lhat
Is to say:
ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE, AND INTEREST OF
THE SAID
ATLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI AND
OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY
Inland TO THE FRANCHISES OF THE
SAID COMPANY, ITS ENTIRE!
LINE OF RAILROAD
extending from Norfolk, In the State of Virginia
to CUMBERLAND Gap, in the state OF kentucSy-to-
gcther with
ALL BRANCHES OF THE SAID LINE OF
RAILROAD,
ALL REAL ESTATE,
RIGHTS OF WAY,
EASEMENTS, FIXTURES,
MACHINERY,
ROLLING-sT0CK,
TOOLS, EQUIPMENTS,
RAILROAD SUPPLIES,
AND ALL OTHER PROPERTY, RIGHTS,
PRIVILEGES, AND FRANCHISES APPER-
TANNING TO THE SAID
RAILROAD.
as fully aud at large set forth in the said Judgment
and decree. printed copies OF which VIII be Tor
warded by the undersigned master by mail TO those
applying therefor. ,,,.
the decree OF SAFE Of which bidders will take no.
tce and subject to certain subssiing prior liens
upon the premises, particularly described IN me
said Judgment and decree, and statement OF when
VIII be open for the inspection of bidders thirty
days prior 10 and at The lime OF sale. ,e, 49,
NJ. +. PLFAsANTS, Master.
RICHMOND, VA, July 5, 1850.
ADJOURNMENT OF THE ABOVE SALE.
thereby Give notice that In obedience to an order
OF the Court have adjourned the sale announced In
the above advertisement TO IL O'Clock Nj. OIL the
10TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1851,
" VIZ '' N.F. PLEASANTS, Master.
RICHMOND, VA, November L, 1850.
fno 2.Mtdsl
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RAILROAD LINES.

RICHMOND, FkEp'G & POTOMAC X. Il. Co,}
RICHMOND, VA, November 20, 1880. !
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
commencing SUNDAY, 2sth instant, trains on
this road VIII run rs follows:
NORTH BOUND.
sos A. NJ, leaves Byrd-sueet station daily; due
AZ Washington, $40 4. VI Baltimore
1850 a. VI: Philadelphia. 1870 L VI
New York, $50 Z. VI. Connects with
New York Limited Express. This
trHta StoDs oRiy at NtIord amt
S:2S A. ~, Ieaves Byrd-Sireet station daily lex
cept sundays due at Wsshingior
l:20 Z. NJ; Baltimore, 3 20 Z. NJ
Philadelphia, 1905 p. NJ; New Yorl
1895 L. NJ
ass z. NJ. train leaves Byrd-Street station daily
due al Washington, 9:25 i. NJ; Baiti'
more, / rs p. NJ. Philadelphia, 1928
AN; New York GAS A. VI.
1858 P. NJ, ACCOMMODATES TRAIN foi
Junction. leaves Broad Street station
daily ie1cenf Sun dayl.
SOUTH BOUND.
n az A. NJ, arrives at Byr,i-Street station daily.
Leaves New York, 10 z. NJ; Phil
saeIghia' IL :; ~; BsltlmO''
2:29 r. NJ, arrive at ByrI-Street station daily
Leaves Washington. II 4. NJ; Bar
tinOre. A. NJ; Philadelphia. -
a. NJ; New York. $3.50 A. VI. Thu
train makes no t0cdL stops
e4SP.M., arrives al Byrd-S(reeL StAIor dall'
Except sunday. Leaves Washing
tor, p. NJ: Baltimore, $50 L
NJ; Philsdelphia. HAS A. NJ. New
Sal A. 81, ACC0MMoDAT'C On TRAIN arrive
a. Broad-street station daily texcep
Train, leaving eG Richmond at SOB A. VI and ar
C. A. TAYLOR,
General Ticket Aseat
ct. ID. MYERS. General Superintendent
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by Richard on Il Co..
Real Estate Agents and AuctlOucers,
flI3 Main street.

COMMISSIONER'S SALE OF NALU-
W ABLE BUlLDlNG.L0TS IN THE TOWN OF
FULTON BY AUCTlUN.-By virtue Of a decree of
TIE Circuit Court of ienrlcO county estercd on the
st day OF November, 1880, in The suit of Carter
admiustrarIix. rs. Murphy, shall, as special COM
missioner appointed ny said decree, sell by auction
on the premises, on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 6. 1880,
al AZ O'Clock L. NJ. the X f. AL ST T
OF the defendant, Paul Murphy. in the pro-
ccedirgs mentioned, situated In the county Of
IlenricO near the city Of Richmond In The town
of Fulton, fronting on the north line OF Nicholson
street 3l9 feet inches. and running back upon
its eastern line 1924 feet and on its western line
l25 ZIP feet, upOg the following
TERMS: one third cash; the balance In six and
twelve months, purchasers TO give negotiable notes
With good endOrsers Tor the deferred paymens.
with nteres, adder, and the title 10 be retained
until payment as fur her security.
said real estate viii be divided 70 sui, the vans of
purchasers. W. W. HENRY,
Special CCmm ssi0ner.
RICHARDSON < co. AuciiOncers. no I'M is
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by Georse II. Crawford.
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
1905 Rank street.

C,DR SALE AT AUCTION. TWO
Il SMALL BUT DESIRABLE HOUSE,, ~
GOOD REPAtR, AND = WO VACANT LIE .Issp sn =,
JOINING TIE SAME. LOCATED AT ANn NENNin,
THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF DUFAL hr IL
PRICE STkhETs.-By request o. the MFRS y, a.'
haze George Perrin. will proceed 10 sell NJ aucuo"'
upon the premises. on
SATURDAY, NoyEMBRR 81, 1880.
ut 3 O'Clock y. NJ, or fair: If not the frst ar ohy
thereafter. y the desirable REAL ESTATE cehteu -
above The CORNER LOT fronts on DuFsn s, -,
az feet. and runs back along Price street so Zee,
having thereon TWO-ST0RY BRlCh RESI-
DFNCE. with six rooms. No.,
Tie LOr next 10 the corner fronts on p W..
street about 35 feet. aud runs back about ~ Ieet'
having thereon a BRICK-AND FRAME RESI-
DENrE OF six rooms, out-kitchen. &C. MT
The VACANT LOTS front 25 feet tacn Oh rrIce
street and run back go feet.
TERMS Liberal, and made known 81 salei
GEORGE T.. JRAWFOHD,
ALclioneer.
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by John l.. SAMPSON Brother,
successors 10 +. j. Sampson,)
Real Estae Agents and Auctioneers,
Hull street between Eighth and Ninth,
Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
" AND LOT-In pursuance of a decree Of The
CORPORATION Tor ustngsl Court of The city OF Man.
chester pronounced on The 1Sth day OF Octoner,
1880, Ia the chaucery cause depending lhtrrln
STYLED MOnieirO & Harrison as. fuqua's admlniS-
fr9ior ana others he undersigned. snccisl commits
soners will offer tor sale al public auction on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1850,
at 2 O'Clock p NJ, on the premi-es. that VALU-
ABLE HOUSE AND LOT fronting 80 feet on west
side of N,nib street running back 80 feet between
Decatur aud stockton streets. The house contains
three rooms, and with small cost could he made a
con Portable home. 49,
TERMS: One third cash A.; the balance upon credit
Of SIX. twelve, and eighteen months, evidenced by
negotiable notes. and title retained unii an OF me
nurcAase-money Is fully paid and a conveyance or
dered nv the Court, n. l.. PULLIAM,
&. w. TURN ER.
noIo Special Commissioners.
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old KENTUCKY HISKEY,
FOUR YEARS OLD,
SHOPPER GALLON.

MOUNTAIN wHIsKkYS OF ALL AGES.
DUFF GORDON sHERRIEs-our own importa-
tation:
FINEST VIRGINIA, CALIFORNIA, and MIS-.
SOURI, CLARETS;
FRENCH BRANDlBs-hnestim imported;
FOREIG \ and AMERICAN CHAMPAGNEs;
KIMMGL, CHARThEUsE, ANNETTE COR
DIALS;
oLD.FAsHIoNED CHERRY BOUNCE;
cELEBRATED BELMONT LITHlA and CHIC
RINE sTRONTiA WATERS;
APOLLINARIs, HATHoRN. and other NINE
RAJ WATERS. For sale low by
no 20-2w CHRISTIAN & WHITE
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by J. Thompsoa Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Aucttoneer'
1ll3 Main street.

rNRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE On
l NINTH STREET NORTH OF LEIGH
STREET.-Hy virtue of a deed Of trust dated IIn
November, SIS. recorded IN Richmond Chancery
Court ID. u. III a.. page Oh. executed oy A. IL.
Brooks and wife TO the undersigned trustee 10 Sc
cure the pa ymen or certain nego liable n0,t terel
Goni, has been made aud being required so to do by
the holder of said Loies. | will SELL on the prem
iscs, on . ,oco
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 2, 1851.
at 4 o'clock r. NJ. The REAL tSTA1 + described IN
said deed, as follows: ALL THAT LOT OF LAND,
with The improvements thereon, In the Guy Oh
Richmond. fronting 30 ieet on tDe east llne on
Ninfh street and running back between parallel
lines 100 feet the said lot being known as Lot No.
22 I'm the plan of French Garden Hill, anu Degl0-
ming 100 feet south of Abigail street.
TRIMS: Cash as 10 expenses Of sale and
SI.O39. 90, and the balance on such terms as VIII
Ice announced by A. X Brooks or myself AT sale IN
tha event of failure Of said Brooks 10 announce
terms. l.. r. BROWN lrus'rr.,
j THOMPSON BROWN Aucioneer. no 27
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHEsPEAKRl
RAILROAD. !
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
y TAXING EFFECT AUGUST ls, 1880

- -
y TAXING EFFECT AUGUST ls, 1880
PASSENGER TRAINS.
500 p. NJ. Leave Richmond daily except sun.
dayl. connecting AZ West Point on
Tuesday, THURSDAY. and SAT-
URDAY with steamers FOR all land
ings Oh the York river and for Baiti-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
300 A. M Leave Richmond daily Except sum
l0:l5 A. NJ. day., connecting AZ West Point WIFE
steamers Tor Baltimore on MONDAY
TIlEsDAY,.. W " SD a !.
with steamers for New York on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY; with steamers for Prosl-
dence and Bosten on TUESDAY anc
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
lO.Oa A, NJ, Arrive at Richmond daily (excepl
Sunday connecting at West Point
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT
URDAY with steamers from Balti'
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
2:50P. Nj Arrive at Richmond daily lexeep
6.3b 4, N. sunday, connecting at West Poin
with steamers from Baltimore, New
York. Providence, aud Boston.
No transfer OF freight AZ Richmond 70 OF fror
southern points. Cars run through between At'ann
Careful hsndiing and dispatch, with lowest rates
guaranteed.
Through bills OF ladins, with guaranteed rates
Issued TO all northern and western points.
FOR ir formation, apply ~ once OF the comiany
Twentv-third aud Dock streets, Richmond. Va.
aale u. T. DOUGLAS. superintendent
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A Womnuss Question.


on know you have asked for the costbest ,bins
eyer mace nv The baud above
A woraau's hezrt, and wonans TIC,
Aud cmanswondeiEai lcysS
DO you know you have asked FOR this priceless shins
Asa ehiid mieht ask for toy;
ptmandlng what others have dted 70 WIN
Win the reckless cash OF q boy
Won have written my lesson OF duty ou';
Aau.ikt You have questioned M,
New, stapd Al the bar OF my womsns soa'
Until shah question thee.
you ,,onire your mutton shall always be hot,
Yopy socks and your shirts shAil be Whole,
,.1uirr your heart be true n GODS stars,
And pure rs Heaven your soul
-Yea require a cook for your mutton and beef,
rcn,re tar better tSiHP;
A seams,rcss you're waning Tor stochines aho
Ikos for man and king.
A Nina for a beautiful realm called home,
And man that the maker, God.
Shall look nron, ss he dio the hrst,
And say at Is very good
avn fair and young, but the rose win fade
viii Won love me then, mid tn. falling leaves,
AS you did md The oioom OF AsyF
Is your heart an ocean so strong sud deep
4 may laur CHI my eli on It's iioer .
A having woman zoos heaven or he'll
on the day she is made brioe.
4 REQUIRE all things tina, are grand aud true
All things that man should be; -
IL you gave this all. wous stake my HE
To DC ali you demand OF me.
4 ron cannot do this--a laupdress and cook
You can hue, with little To paw; az.
But n woman's hear and wOman's life
Are not 20 be won That way.
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From the Manassas Gazette.
Gineral Ma hone.
BY FAIR FACTS.
Air, "WidOto Malone

dUt tVNW
BY FAIR FACTS.
Did We hear Of The 6jneral Malone?
He's kuewn.
Iie thought he could play II alone,
Ohont
Bcuea.h his small foot.
All the votes he could put.
Chen band them out 10 The UDknc WI,
thont!
Too clever, this Billy Mshsne.
I'D We hear OF our friend, Johnny Wise?
nv eyes!
Tie thought he was reaching the prize,
Or sites.
lie went up with sup.
'Twixt The cup and The lip.
and The votes went, 10 has. great SURPRISE
Otherwise.
By GEORGE! thy were moi for John wise.
Theresa moral contained I'm 10Y groan,
wbi,h Is, Reckon hoi on the Unhnown'
Myow
Ii. in spite of your boast.
May be " without your host"
And ven fine yourself standing alone,
OhoDe!
Ye'll be standing Ike Gineral SIahone'
Alone.
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SALE OF III

HIGH.CONSTABLt'S SALE OF III
IL QUJRS. BAR.COUNTER, GLASS-yARS,
SHOWCASES. STORF-COUNTEtS CONFEC-
TTONERIES, FURNITURE, COOKING-S ROVE,
&C.-f will sell at public auction on TUESDAY,
November 30. 1850, AZ 10 O'Clock \. NJ, on
premises south Eighth street, between Cary and
Canal streets. the FOLLOW Ing proper y, to satisfy
distr, warrant i'm my hands IN FAVOR OF & arcs
Y. NORRIS cs. Baffelo GiannOu: paIt barrel Gl.
! part barrel Sherry Wine, Cigars, show, Cases
Teas. Meal, | pIir Counter scales. Gl1ss-Jars. l
on Can and Measures, lot Gas and water Pipe
| lot CONNECTION ries. | PLANK Partition, A"Dil
and Frame, 2 Counters. Bar-Couner, l0i ; elV-
ing. | Lattice screen, Meat Block. l1i SMOKING
Tobacco, and Il small lot OF Household Furniture
safe. COOb Ing stove. &c. .
TERMS: Cash. HoLI Nbtk,
nO27 II. &. 9. X.
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FaX RENs.


DOR RENT, THAT VERY DESlRA-N
l. Bile FARM situated on the Broadrocs IA
road. in Chesterfield county, nvo miles from I'ich-
mond known as " Glendale" Has COTTAGE
DWELLING and all usual out-buildings. There Is
also good orchard of apples and peaches: Con
taius 25lb acres. VIII be- rented very cheap 10
good tenant. Apply to ii. l.. STAPLES Gov
no 2S.lt Real Estate Agents, llO3 Main street,
DOR RENT, THAT LARGE TO IN
II BACCO FACTORY on Eighteenth be- III
tween Main and Cary streets, lately occupied bv
George Campbell, Eq. Four large floors, eey tor
sc. Rent very low aud possession al once.
no 27-2t RO6ERT Il. LYME.
EOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLEE=s
II SUBURBAN RESIDENCE, containing III
about nine rooms, with one acre OF land attached
on HaIyie street near the new reservoir Rent very
reasonable. Apply
JOHN T.GODDIN, Real Estate Agent.
no 26-eo,3 81 Bank and Eleventh streets
EOR RENT, A FARM OF FORTY On
II -FOUR ACRES, with a LARGE FRAME NJ
DWELLING aud other buildings thereon, Oh the
Williamsburg road, about two miles from Richmond
Rent very low. Apply 10
JOHN L. GODDIN, Real Estate Agent,
ne DC at Bank and Eleventh streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-28

RICHMOND, VA, November "a, 1851
NOTICE. have this day appointed
IN FRANK W. DAVIS my agent 10 eonanpeip lot
VISION, GROCERY, AND LIQUOR BusINEss,::
Said Davis Is authorized 10 buy and sell ioi
ONLY. ". W. hhSD
no 25-lwf