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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-24
By Edward j. Warren,
Real Fstate Agent and AuctIoueer.


TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VERY
i VALUABLE AND ATTRACIiEE sN WEI Ell
END PROPERTY, AT THE NORTHEASI C t1K-
NER OF FLOYD AND LINDEN STREEIs:
BUILT AND UNTIL RECENTLY OCCUPIED ~
CAPTAIN n. q. TALIAFERRO.-In pursuance OF
deed of trust from Nc Taaferro aud wife 70 the
undersigned dated the 20,h day Of February, 1875,
recorded In the clerks office of the Cbancery Court
of the city of Richmond. ID. y. IL &. page 200,
and default having been made In the nayment OF
porion of the amount secure by said deed, ana he
ing required do by the beneficiary. we VIII pro-
coed TO sell, at public auction en- the premises,
FRIDAY The 18Th day Of March, at AZ O'Clock Il.
NJ, the PROPERTY oca cd as above described.
The HOUSE IS of modern construction and con-
iains twelve fourteen rooms: stable and carria
house. The Lot Is GO by 100 feet 10 an alley 70
ieet wide. This property, beng immediately In the
line of improvement, and within two squares OF
Monroe Park, should attract the attention OF parnes
seeking pleasant home or profitable Investment.
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay The expenses OF
sale and two notes amounting TO s5,127.43, WIN
interest and thereon from 23d day OF fenrua-
ry, $50 and the residue on such terms as VIII DC
announced at sale. j. NJ. GODDlN,
EDWARD j. WARREN.
Trustees,
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BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers,
1l13 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
~ ABLE SMALL TRACTS OF LAND. WITH
SMALL DWELLING AND OTHER IMPROVE.
N MESRs THn hYSHhsloW T EYEERN' 0 on THf
BROOK TURNPIKE. BY AUCTlON.-By virtue
OF the provisions of decree of the Circuit Court Of
Henric0 county. entered on the 18th day OF March,
1880, In the style OF solomon, &c, Us. Tinsley, |
shall AS special commissioner appointed by said de-
cree, sell by auc iop, on the premises on sATUk-
y. NJ, the real estate mentioned In said decree.
consisting Of TWENTY-FIVE ACRES OF VALU-
ABLE GARDEN-LAND, divided into one or more
parcels, with SMALL DWELLING aud other
improvements thereon. said land will be sold sub
teci 10 the lieestate OF Peter Tfnsey IL abou, two
acres thereof
TERMs: One third cash; balance In Fix and twelve
months. negotiable notes given for the deferred
payments, With interest added, and lille retained
until the whole . rchase- money Is paid and con-
yeyance ordered by the Court.
A. l.. H0LLADAY.
Special Commissioner.
RICHARDSON & Co., Auctioneers. NH 23
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BY Frank ID. Hill & Co..
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioheers'
HOS Main street.

MICE SMALL DWELLiN er 81.
N No. 1920 WET LEIGH sIKEEi; Al t hnSI
Tnomsy. we viii offer for sale at auction, on ne
premises on sATuapAY Marc, ~ f issq a. acl
cunied by him, located as above: ,r. .na
The HOUSE IS frame. with four rooms. ana
kitchen, and IS in nice order, having peen newly
sstn'oa and repaired, The LOT Is 80 by 10 10
% ~, s,iev Good we'll Of waller on the lot IDS
offer. good opportunity &c purchase cheap nome
In m improving locality. -, T., H. aud
TERMS: One third cash; balance IN SIX anu
twelve month, with Interest added ~
'"e"' FRANK ID. HILL CO..
Ito. Auclioneers.
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SALE OF A PART OF
" THE VALUABLE LAW LIBRARY OF
JUDGE JOHN NJ. GREGORY OF CHaRLES
cry COUNTY, VA, AT AUCTION.-On TIL RS
DAY, April l. 1880, will sell at my auction
house GIG Main street. at o'clock p. NJ, part OF
The valuable LAW LIBRARY of Judge j. NJ Greg.
ory. of Charles City county, consisting OF ABOUT
l 800 VOLUMES. embracing
UNITED STATES REPORTS.
ENGLISH LAW AND EQUITY.
CUANCERY AND OTHER REPORTS.
VIRGINIA AND OTHER STATE REPORTS,
A large number ofsTANDARDT tXI-BOOks,
with many yaluibe OLD LAW-BOOkS
now entirely out OF pint.
Catalogues now ready, and may be rad OF the auc-
tioneer OF Messrs. j. W. Randolph English.
TERMS: Sixty days on all sums Of $50 and up-
wards for approved negotiable paper: under that
amount cash. JNO. T.. LAUGHION. JR-
NH % 2426.2q&tApl AuctiOnecr.
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ByJ. ThompsoR Brown,
Real Estate Agent aud Auciioneer,
lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF STORE AND
DOUBLE FRAME HOUSE CORNER OF
SIXTH AND LOUISIANA STREETS-By virtue
of deed Of trust daled 18Th March, 1876, recorded
in ID. b. lO7 c, page 500, executed Dy james kerie
and wife to The undersigned trustees, and whereas
default has been made in the payment OF tie ebli-
we win sell on the premises, WEDNESDAY. March
"a 1880, at O'Clock T.. NJ, the above PROPERTY,
fronting on north side Of Louisiana street 40 Ieet,
feet TO an alley ten feet wide.
TERMS: Cash as TO expense OF sale ana sl'44''
aud The balance as will be announced at sale.
II. G. G. HARTMAN,
JULIUS >TRAUSE,
j. THOMPSON BROWN.
Trustees.
NH I7-lSlQ,22.23.2
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BY John NJ. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
No. llU1 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUABL

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il PROPERTY IN SIDNEY AT PUBLIC
AUCTION.-In pursuance OF a deed OF trust
from James q. Hsrdy aud wife dated The Alb
day OF February, 1879, recorded In nenrico Coun-
dersigned, trustee. and being required so 70 do by
the beneficiary, viii proceed 10 sell al public auc-
April. 1850, at AZ O'Clock p. NJ, that VALUABLE
LOT on the west side of Washington street between
Harvie street aud the Plank.foad lcontlnuaiion OF
Cary street,. $50 by 1913 feet. Also, LOT 30 by
1873 feet on Washington street. and adjoining the
property OF Robert ID. Longest, ESQ.,, on the north
TEAMS: Cash enough TO pay the expenses or sale
and q note of 800 past due and accrued Interest
thereon; residue on such terms as may be an.
NH az JAMES Is. GQDDIN, Trustee.
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Psa6,PO6Ax.s.

.CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
~ CEtvEn e the eierk's once OF lienIito county
ABRTDGE aoeDss 0skie's creek. near Bakey,s Mill
and MAKING EMEAkKMENTS for the same
PAM aud suocidcaftons maybe seen at ths clerks
-pNce The right 70 reject any and all bids Is re-
served. k0RMAND SMITH,
SAMUEL l. ANABLE.
Commissioners 10 receive proposals.
HsEEIco, March q, 1880.
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BY Chaffin, Staples K Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers,
No. l north Tenth street.

TWO SMALL FRAMED TENEMENTS
i ON BROAD STREET BETWEEN THE FIRST
AFRICAN CHURCH AND THE CHESAPEAKE
AND ono DEPOT FOR SALE BY AUCTION.
We VIII sell by public auction, on the premises on
FRIDAY. March 20. 1880. at Az O'Clock L. NJ.
those TWO FRAMED TkNEMt MES In Ruther-
foord's row. Kos. 1888 and 1910, Broad street.
containing eight rooms each. For persons OF small
means who wish TO buy home or place Of business
centrally located this sale presents good opDortu
nifty.
TERMS: VIII be liberal and announced at the
sale. CHhFFiN, STAPLES x co.
NH %
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By Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

DUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF A SNUG
Il LITTLE TRUCK OR DAIRY FARM CON
TANNING l2h ACRES OF FiRsT-CLASS LAND.
WITH FRAME DWELLING CONTAINING
-FOUR ROOMS, AND THE USUAL OUT HOUSES,
SITUATED ON THE CHARLES CITY ROAD
THE CITY, IN HENRICO COUNTY FORMERLY
OCCUPIED BY MR.. A. GEBIIARDT.-At the re-
quest of the owner. who resides In Danvile. Will
offer for sale. upon the premses. on TUESDAY the
3Oih day Of March. 1880. at II O'Clock NJ, the
TRACT OF LAND ABOVE Gescrib d. The land Is In
hrst.c'ass order, well waered, &c. This offers an
unusual chance for person Of limited means TO
purchase a snug little farm for dairy CT truck pur
poses, the land beiRg especially well adapted for
vegetables &c. The land Is bounded by the Lands Of
Charles Wildt and others.
TERMS: VIII be LIBERAL and made known al safe.
ROBERT II. LYME,
NH % Auctoneei.
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DENTISTS.

~ W. JONES, DENTIST, Office ~
Ne No.. 607 FRANKLIN STREET. be- c4YYi0
tween EiEhfh and Ninth streets, having every cyn-
seniepce and appliance for comfort OF his patients
WITH txenty-dye Fevs' experience and PRICES az.
ogckp: Is prepared 10 perform gently and care
'ssssVnai services hol7.0m
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NEW GOODS.

] now hare In store my stock of SPRING;
GOODS, consisting OF
ELEGANT FRENCH. and ENGLISH MINTON
shapes and decorations;
BLUE CANTON DINNER-sETs, and in separate
p pie,es; DEssERT-SETs In Dre den, French,
GAME, FISH. STRAWBERRY, and ICE CREAM
sEvEkEs. DRESDEN, BERLIN, INDIA. and
LHALED0NIAN CHINA VASES and OltNA-
MINIS In great variety. Also, 9 fun iine OF
CHM, CLASSMATES aud OuSE-FURNl sEI-
ING GOODS OF all kinds.
Prices as low as the lowest. Call and exam,ue
my stock, whether you wish to purchase or NOT.
T.. II. TAYLUR'S,
mn 10 l0ll Main street.
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BY. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer, d.
lll3 Main street.

rTRUSTEE'S SALE OF THE ENTIRE
i STOCK OF DRUGS. FIXTURES, AND CON
TENTS OF MCPHAIL Il BROTHERS. .pRUG-
TENTH AND MAIN STREETS, COMPRISING
4 FILL ASSORTMENT OF DRUGS, PATENT
MEDICINES, PAINTS, CHEMiCALS' IOBAICo,
AND CIGARS.-By virtue of deed OF trust daled
January y. 1880, and executed by J0hn IL NC,
Pbail n Brother 10 the undersigned. lrnStee, ana
recorded In the clerks office OF Richmonn Cnahcery
Court d. b. Ill A. page 10, to secure the payment
of certain rotes therein mentloued, aao deiam,'
having been made in the payment thereof ana be.
ing required so 10 do by the beneficiary Thereon,
will sell at public auction, at The aforementioned
store on WEDNESDAY The 3lst day OF March,
commencing ut O O'Clock A. NJ. the enile stock OF
DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES.
FANCY ARTICLES, PAINTS, OILS,
VARNISHFS. pYE-STUFFS.
FLUID EXTRACTS. CHEMICALS,
TOBACCO and CIGARS,
and the FIXTURES-
2 COUNTERS.
o ELEGANT HOW.CASFS,
PRESCRIPTI0N-STAND and BOTTLES for
same.
200 STOCK BOTTLES for tnctures and powders
HOLDERS for same,
SHELVES with GLASS CASES for bottles,
SCALES, SPlCE-MlLL. -
SODA-FOUNTAIN COPPER FOUNTS,
DESK, BED and BED-CLOTHiNG,
and other numerous articles found In firstclass
drugstore. 800, .
The above articles VIII be assorted and sold in
parcels. -, ,. .
CASH as to expense Of sale and to pay on note OF
$4,000, with interest to date Of sale. More accom-
modating terms ~ be an ou1ced at sale.
JOHN A. G IKE. Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROWN. AuctiOueer. NH ~
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AND GLLEGHANY
~ RAIi.R<}AO.

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING CROss.TIEs
f0r the piiroAd from R.chhpQpd 10 New Canion.
buchanan. wtil be received by tif undersigned untE
nAkCH 36gH: The Ties are y - OF Waite, P9sJ;
81 Chestnut Oak. feet long. tAfheS tAec. ana D
lnctes thick, and are 10 be 6arke6t The Telegraph
HQ{es 70 be 81 Chestnut, Locust. Cypress or Cedar,
~ 6ect long aAd Inches IL diitnGser al TIE email
Tcs fsrsher uis Re- and specifications Apply to
. - - n. q. PARSONS,
yiee-Rnexs,<nt R<<hmono ana Ailerhxny r. r..
nj SEQ 1901 Main street. Richmond
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MERCHANT TAILORING.
OFFICE OF THE JAMES RIVER AND)
kAEAwHA COMPANY,
RICHMOND. Mach I2. 1880

KICHMOND, MATCH II, 1886.
A T A MEETING OF THE PRESIDENT
"A AND DIRECTORS OF THE JAMES RIVER
AND kANAWtA COMPANY the following reso-
iuii0n was adopted:
Rescired, That the President, an behalf of the
President and Directors of the james RIyer AMI
kanawha Compsf1y, give notice, by publication IN
me aishmond DtsScfch, Lynchburg Vtrqfnfan,
eli claims against the James River and Ksnawha
tompxRy embraced IN tbs following ciasses--yix
:. salaries aud WAGES due cheers and employees OF
ana All ssch debts. charges, costs aud expenses rs
nave beca incurred IN the administration OF the
ee 60 sisce the LIST day Of May. lSe7"-musf
~ proeknt ~ spd HE'D IN the tompany's ONCE at
0!cnm9ndt WITH necessary proofs. on or before
5ATuhVAY the 9th March. 1880.
~ CONCERNED ntD phase take H)tice Of the above
,estons hpd tbifpq ~ fe requirements without de-
JOHN w, JOHNSTON,
NV ~ " President
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J. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer
BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer,
lll3 Main street.

4 DESIRABLE DETACHED FRAME
IN DWELLING. EIGHT ROOMS, WITH
GOOD-SIZED LOT, ON NORTH FIFTH STREET.
By request OF owner, who Is moving from the city.
viii sell at public auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY. March 20, 1850. at o'clock L. NJ, the
FRAME DWELLING No. 62l north Fifth street,
with LOT fronting 33xl GA feet to al alley IL feet
wide. The dwelling has an excellent brick base
attached TO each chamber. Il i airy and in good
order, with kitchen Of four rooms; gas and water
and culverts. just such property Is in much de-
mand. being of medium size. most conveniently
arranged, and The markets, churches, schools,
and business.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance In six. twelve.
and eighteen months; interest added and secured by
trust deed. j. THOMPSON BROWN.
NH 22 Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer.
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BY Francis T. lsbell,
Auctioneer aud Real Estate Agent,
Rank street between Eleventh and Twelfth.

MEAT TwO-STORY BRICK HOUSE,
IN WITH FIVE ROOMS. On THE EAST SIDE
OF SEVENTH STREET BETWEEN BATES
AND PRESTON STREETS, AT AUCTION.-On
THURSDAY the 25ih day of March, 1880, Will
offer for sale at auction. at AZ O'Clock r. NJ, upon he
premises, that NEAT TWO-STORY b RI c X
HOUSE AND LOT situated above stated. The
lot fronts 23l feet and runs back ABOUT 104 feet.
TERMS: One third cash; balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, with interest,
aud secured by a deed OF trust.
FRANCIS T. ISBELL,
NH 22 Auctioneer.
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by Frank ID. Hill & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
No. llOs Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALU,
ABLE BRICK DWELLING AND LOT OF
GRouND ON GRACE BETWEEN THIRD AND
FGTJRTH STREETS. OCCUPIED BY DIR. N. J.:
JAMES At MTGpi ESnt H Sr'Ie trustee, 81 from W.
u. Glazabrook and wife. dated 18Th OF feerniS'
1873. and recorded In the CLERKS once OF nicn ,
the second from w. b. GlszebIOok and wife TO
f. Rosser Isbell, trustee. dated June l. 70 20, anu
recorded In the clerks Office OF kichmosn chsneGIy
(ourt I'm ID. Il. ll2 A. page 469-deiauH having
heen made i'm the payment OF certain negolaDie
noles pa able and secured under th said deeds ana
at The request of lhe 0enenelares III Shau remises
on TUESDAY, March 80: 1851, AT ga ocl9sk :.
~ IN rroDerty described In said detds, as loIloWs
All that certain lot parcel OF laSd win an .ile
improvements thereon. and all the appurienances
and privileges thereto belonging lying ann Oelng on
the north side of Grace street between lnlru anu
Fourth streets. I'm The city Of Richmond, fronting on
said Grace street fee. and running back Det"eeH
parallel lines 10 feet being portion o, the real rear
estate inherited by The sald W. b. Haz.orV ,I aao
real estate convened TO the said John Il. Glazebrook
by Boiling w Haxa and wife by deed da'en sep
tember 5. 1S4S. and recorded In the clerks once 9
The Hastings Court of the city Of Richmond, d. d..
81, page 49l. The improvements CONSIST OF u
NICE STOCK. BRICK-FRONT DWELLiNG con-
tanning eight rooms. with the usual out-ouilfngs'
and the location OF the property renders II very de-
srabIe .,,., ,,,, 10
sold subject TO a dee OF trust from W. Il. Glaze-
brook ana wife, dated October 6, 1877, to secure q
negotiable note for $4,000, due October 3: lSSO:
said deed being recorded in the clerks o1ice OF
RichmO d Chancery Court, in Deed Book III {,
page 100. Cash sufficient to nay The expenses of
ihis sale and note for $1,000, due February Y
1880, with interest till paid: note for S7O.9i,
with interest from December 3, 1879 III paid I;
1901. due June 3, 1880: S70.9l. due DecginDer
D.eember 3, 1881; and $l.flS.66. due June 3,
1882 and S7O.91, due June 3, 1882 the residue
uDon such terms as the said w. b. Glazebrook or
his assigns may direct.
FRANK D. HILL; }Trustees.
+. RO>SEk ISBELL,}
Sale conducted by FRANK ID. HILL & CO., Aue-
tiOncers. Inn 10
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POSTPONEMENT.

v reason OF the continued rainy weather the fore
going sales were postponed til WEDNESDAY the
pain of March. 1850. ut the same hour.
NH 17.oO.22,23&24 THE CONMlSSlONERs.
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EAST BOUND.
Mail train arrives at Richmond daily sN- DIN
cept sunday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 ''-
Express train arrives al Richmond day -., N
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80 ''NN
Accommodation train arrives a, klch- AZ, , n
mond daily except sunday at....,....':sxV ~.
Mixed train leaves Siaunon al 10 MN
taking passengers from Virginia Midland ~ t..,i
Lynch6urg and Danyllle, and arrives A. h''"
al 1045 Pm ,..,. 0g
A connects with Virginia Midland tta -
Lynchburg, Danyille, aud Atlantic MlSlN.l Ma.
Ohio Railroad stations, ami viii Nifkins
land train, leaving a. $50 L. NJ for WSsp.u .srs
u connects with VIRGINIA Midland tiaiui
az 4:05 A. NJ FOR Washington and ne No,.u, 81
G connects with Virginia hidiaAd "''"
Lynchburg aud Danviie. ....t.fog
ID connects With Valley railroad accom- %
traip leaving al 1913 NJ. for Harrison. eif Al
n connects with Valley railroad traln' i'''''-
1880 A. NJ. Cor Har?er's Ferry.
n connects with stages for Leslnston. ., for
{, connects with &. Il. :. aud 4. L. s1s'"'
Portsmouth and Cincinnati. ,t Old, he
II connects With scioto Valley fai'FV~'
Northwest. -, a., H. Net,
Northwest, and Southwest. ,.n,,tiou 0f
For tickets. baggsge-checks. and lhios mi, rail.
route, time, &C.. apply 10 Chesapeake sh0 W.
way depot aud s26 Main street. ,.,, other
Through tickets always As 10" - ni'NN,
route. s'a,osrintend enL
CONWAY Y. HOWARD, Genera ie2I
Ticket Agent.
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pncnpnNENIENT

POSTPONEMENT.
In consequence Of the incemsnt weather the
above sale was postponed to WEDNESDAY, March
pain, t4bP.M. I'M. GODDIN,
EDWARD j. WARREN,
NH on Trustees.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
CxOCarRY.eL DC
-NnNAl CUT-GLASS! CHINA!

(tMNA! CUT-GLASS! CHINA!
JAPANESE CHINA, KOGA and KIOTA. and a
large assortment Of LACQUER aud other novelties
JAPANESE SCROIA.s, UMBRELLAS. FANS,
DOR, MOSQUITO, ard other patterDs IHAJCE-
p0NY-wARE entirely new; BRfC-A-BRAC
l. A MPS, Oriental, beautiful designs; ROSA
VICTORIA GLASS, entirely new and pretty All
lovers OF pottery and at are invited 20 call No
charge for looking. GEORGE GIBSON, dr.,
nh 10 1907 Main street
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DBU0Ds nEg1 s - : - -s--~---'
RoOs RHEUMATIC CURE
READ THIS;
Nv wife wa. attacked with acute rheumatism
brr sufyer,ugs were intense accompanied win a'h'
Illness. All remedies used failed 10 anord even
temporary relief II affords me mach qualification
q. state that
Rocs "RHEUMATr CURE"
has ENTIRELY CURED HEP, not csen asy"ptom
remaining.
am,very gratefully. ys'rs,
HENRY T. MILLER,
9i5 Main street.
For sale by all druggists, and wholesale by
PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
NH as-tApls 1915 Main street.
DEL's CORN SOLVENT.
The testimony OF
HUNDREDS OF SUFFERERS FROM
CORNs AND BUNIONs
Is that
PEL'S CORN SOLVENT
has been a blessing TO them. Price, 20 cents.
POLK MILLER & CO.,
mb17 Sole Agents for Virginia.
A YREs's TRUSS.
Having purchased the control of the celebrated
AYREs HERNIA TRUSS,
they will in future be
SOLD AT REDUCED PRICES,
placing this,
THE MOST APPROVED TRUSS,
within the reach of those heretofore deferred from
using them on account of their
HIGH PRICE.
All orders addressed TO us will receive prompt
attention. Send for circulars and price-list.
The trade supplied on liberal terms.
Mr.. WILLIAM AYRES SMITH, who will be
found ia the Truss Department of our store, Will
have charge of the manufacture Of these Trusses
(havlng experience In this, well as their adapta-
tion with the inventor, Mr.. Samuel Ayres, deceas-
ed,) and will be prepared to fit them to persons
needing them.
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists.
NH slim 1916 Main street.
DRICE'S ENGLISH PURE GLYCE-
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RICHMOND, FRED'G 4 PoToN - ~
RICHMOND. Va, November :. ls-a
COMMENCING NOVEMBER =. lN-o
~ trains on this road WI run as low. ~
NORTH BOUND.
S:12 A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street s,a.cn "A fy l.-
cept sundays due p. We.l.nyr ~
l:10 L. NJ; Baliim0r-. t.- b. r-t
Philadelphla, 6:jt r. w.; Wv i,rH
1905 p. VI '''
500 Il. ~, leaves ByTd-Street station t r. Al.
a. Washington. 0.2j =. - 5,e
1928 L. ~: PtI sic'9l..t. ri D. u
New York, 3:Jj 4. VI. ''
400 7. NJ. ACCOMMODATES IT, Az o.,
Junction. leaves Bros s...., ..,,..
daily iexcnnf ~ days.
SOUTH BOUND.
1918 i. NJ, arrive Al byra-,Lfcc. 81 .. f.ry
except Suudaysl. Lctsas ..r f.-.
S:l9 4. ~. Phila; sii.'. f..t.
W; Baltimore, $3.50 -. g.: N...'-J.
tor $40 T.. VI.
lI40 Z. NJ, ARRIVES AT Byr!-S - , .'... LIE
Leaves New i0rL, 1905 E.. a.. .n.f,
adelnhia, l:ic A. 81; p lr
4:55 4. Wasoiugic'. o.. "
s:43 a. VI. ACCOMMODATION Tn.I .fr.ye,
81 Br0ad-STeet station D.. cent
Sundaysl. q. a. Tti -.I.
Genera .t.lL
K. I. ID. MYERS, General Suneria.ag'.-.
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RAILROAD LINES.
RIcHSoso AND rErrRsBrea,

IN - 8b csT1
RICHMOND AND pgTrRsBrpo,
" hALhoAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, March .,
" 1880, trains on this read will run AZ Sb
LEAVE RIcHMosD sou7H.
1900 ~, THROUGH MAIL daily. ,onno.....
FOR Charleston, Say3hnsa Ane,-Ll
and Aiken (yia Cbarles'00l /. $50
Jacksobyile. STOPS only Il I'm,
ana manchester. ard a. Hais.Vs,ess
$50 P. 81. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN -
PASSENGER takin, tbs ,fllH vii l,' y
clese connection 81 Peprsis-g re re
10 35 p. NJ. THROUGH MAIL d,ii,. oos,..,.-
for Weldon, Wilmington, ~, NJ
Charleston, savanna. 49,, n,
lnmhia, Atlanta. macon. l;o-,f,. % -, %
Mobile, New Orleans. srd ,fl ~
South and sOuihwe-t L. an "..llS
in&-car from Mashiug.ab f., Up
nlngicn, Sayannah, ard 81 3 ,,n,.l-
stoDe onls at Manchesf-g trs 49,. IN.
and HALFWAY on signal. ff
700 N Me- Through fREiGhr TRAIN s,nz
, ,esS sunday; p1i.e.Er ear az.
LEAVE PETERsBURQ Nqe-u
6:35 NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily. co-,....--
with Richmond Frefer.,k ti.1.,
Potomac railroad r. all po.,.- : "a
East, ana West St3os af ~ rs
ter and Chester. and ~ u...t
ana ~ DrllrY's Bluff. Du do. y
9:25A. H., ACCOMMODATES TRkfV 1.r-
lions 81 hA-
3i4 z. n THROUGH MAI. darv. eo,,,..,.-
with Richmond. rcter',...,., ~
Potomac railroad f0r a. r..o,1 eaa
and West. Also, fnaEing osFo,-o'
ton with the ChCsars axe s-, -
railroad for the Yirz = S,r.r d. y .ae
all points North and Wett = aas
stops at Manchester ana a. .,.. . .
at HALFWAY and pruDs b. '@a
signal. 1859 "a
l:OoP. NJ, THROUGH FREIGHT TR,fNt.,.
NlnnlKls
iached AZ
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg vii star, r,.,.
the AppomattoI depot ''1
SUNDAY EXCrRsrON TRAINS 'e,.s d..
mono A. NJ. and $50 f. W.: .eas. p.,l'
burg 800 A. II. and $50 r. VI. every. IA. sf'-
NH 10 T. d. KLINE. Suu.-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-24
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.

Ans p, MI Arrive at Richmond daily Except
s:00 4. M sunday, connecting al West Point
with steamers from Baltimore, New
York, Providence, and Boston,
No transfer Of freight at Richmond to or rom
southern points. Cars run through between Atlanta
and West Point.
Careful handling and dispatch, with lowest rates
guaranteed.
Through bills OF lading, with guaranteed rates,
f.sued 10 all northern ard western points.
For II formation, apply at office of the company
Twenty-thlrd and Dock streets, Richmond. Va.
oc4 III. u. DOUGLAS. superintendent
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CHEsAPEAKE AND ONO p. " Alfi
RICHMOND, VA. February ?. l-e'.
IN AND AFTER SUNDAY, Lhn''.
" AIRY 20. 1850, PASSENGER IRAlN> WIZ
Run ~ kOLLOWH: