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TfiE FaEW Vaccn

has laid lie plsce as The leading Never an
Reaper OF ihe World. Taking the rlost and a
mong the Highest Premiums. Its dus.brli,y
eSce'ie9 ny none. and The cost OF keeping in he
PAR less than any. ! also sell the Irvine Bicdo,
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SAnF0RD,S RADICAL GuRE

- Local and constitutional remedy and f. applied to
sass,r oy nsuf son. thus ailayng infarn-
a.sion sna pain ind nt corrcctinls cieansipg
ana purifying the secretons Internally admrIstercd
~ ecu upon the organs OF circulation, The skin
an, the ncid poison M has found us
~ INTO tnc stomach and tbs blood.
cure progresses In beth directions. and Il docs nor
sesa p9csoie Tor human Ingenuity devise moro
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A GENTS WANTED for The best .nd fast
( n selling pictorial Books and Bibles Pri-
ces reduced 33 per cent. kArloEAL rugLIsEiks
Co.. Philadelphia, Pa.
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SURPRISING CURE,

~, Gensismsn About twelve years ago. whi,e travel.
lung VIII Father kcmps Old Folks Concert Troupe a
tenor singer, took severe cold and laid up &C
cewark. u. This cold brought q attack OF
Satarrn Which battcd with every known remedy for
a3ua weeks WITHOUT avail, aud Was d ally obliged
eve up most desirable position and return home,
Snaoie 70 sing note For three years afterwards
:t my nssal organs and threat sensitive tho
snHn.est cold would bring n sh attack. leaving
me ptoetrsted in this way continued TO suffer. The
ase ssck Tho seyerest ever had. terrible sCf
tered the meet cxcrucisiiag pain In my head so
nonrse ns 10 pe scarcely able speak. and conRhed
lncessantly thought was Soiig into quick con
SUMPTION: and hrrnly believe that had these symp-
Ss eon,inneo without relief they would have
uerea me an easy victim. When IN this distressing
CyRs yon CArARnn very reluctantly 80 had
eo sil the adyertiscd remedies without benefit The
nIst dose OF this wonderful medicine gave the
grestestreef IL u hardly possible for whose
acnes eyes ache who scarcely aricula'e distinctly
on account Of the choking ulations lhrosf
70 realize how much reefI obtained from the rst np-
Question OF sAEFohps RADICAL C.AK. Under Its 10.
nnsnce Doth internal and external rapidly recovered.
ana by an occasional use of the remedy Since have
been entirely frsc from Cstarrh for the nrst time Ia
twelve years. =
Respectfully you're,
GALTuAA Mass, Jan. 8, 1919.
Gb.--l purchased the RADICAL CURE Of GEO. II.
hoGEitS. DruSgist. Runiford building.
Each pAcksge contains D. sanfords Improved Inhsl
prlcc. ki0o Dor se By all Wholesale Retail Drug.
glsts throughout tho United States and Canrdas
WEEKS POTTE.,, General Agents and wholesale
Druggists, Boston, Mass.
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Steam Engines,

I'll sizes guaranteed to be 8 perfect success 10
lurnisr suincient power 10 run Mills with saws
from 50 10 60 iuches. The Traction par, "a
without question, acknowledged 10 be perrect
and s called the BOSS Engine " The New pom
ular Pony Circular Saw Mil is now cutting s :
coo feet per day with a 50 inch saw Can be
proven.
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4 Worm. az 90 cents rcr barrel NJ
II j.. RUSSELL a BRO
TO me, Nuy %, 1880
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MaNHOop:

Hotc Lost, Ho,c Restored
@asS lrsi published. new edition OF ~,
&xN Cuivcrvvcil CeIeb,.n
-, ted Essoy on shs rsiieii e,,-,
without medicine OF SrsrrAroasar, or Ssrls,i
Weakness, Involuntary Seminal hasses l,,r,-
TsNcv, Mental snd phy steal iasapacits. lpso.as !.
msrts TO Msssisst, e,ca; also. Ccsscsprios' fs.
itsrsY and Fms, -sss.ced by selfindalg,nse .,
.sexual ~ lrss~sAnce -Acsiiss,oz,sr $50
The celebrated au,hes. in this adnirable k.s
say, clearly d,morstrates, from n ,birty years,
successful practice, tina, tho alermlnr' conss.
qaeaces Of self-atuse may &c radically cured
withon; the dangerous zee Of internal tnea,cis~
or the application CT The knife-poin,ine orr
mode OF cure Al once simple certain, ana csee.
tral. by means Of which eyrry sufferer. no maj.
ter what his condition may be, may care hir, !.
self cheaply privately and tadicaliy
80 This Lecture should be In the hand n,
every youth aud every rnau In the lani.
Sent under seal. In plain envelope, 10 anv
address postpaid on receipt of : cents, or tao
postage amps
Address the pubiisters.
THE, CUl.YERv,tkiLL MEDICAL co.
iisph s. New York; Pss,. pgice. pog. s5ss.
April q, -lSS0.--l g.
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farmers FupoYite,

B Bckiord 4 Huffman Grain and seed Drill
can fully establish the superiority of this dri,l
over ali others IN its durability, its sdapiab;I-
t. and general fitness for distributing perfectly
AL kinds OF grain and Iilsses and Fertilizers.
large or smail--the very drill for all farmers. |
VIII take pleasure in re'eTring you to gentle
men 10 this County who know what good
Drill is
Hay R.kes, now OF hand and for Gale a., mod
crate prices.
Popular Fertilizers, OF diff-reu, grades. war
rtnt'd pettc pure. KS Agent tor Baker L
Cos: Chemicals and AL kinds OF Material for
making Fertilizers
Fs- BY making speciality Of the above az,
cies een be able TO supply my customers at
Bottom Sggres or Factory prices
Thankful for the pati onage of the people in
The past, kindly ask II continuance in the ru
ture fcel confident ! can suit you ia prices
too, and expect TO arrange my business 10 trade
Tor Machinery &c.
GEORGE w. SHOCKEY.
Romney, West Va.
june Ii, lS3O.-1y.
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PATENTS III. II go Competitor s.t.is,
MUM 4 Co.

81 Park Row. New Yori..
Branch O'fiie cor. I h sta, WAshiugtou, DC.
Nov. IS, 1913
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CDLLlaS' VoETAlC PLASTER

And isisi upoa having what on willing pay
Sold by Ell Wholesale and Retail, Druggists through
out Tue United States and Cansdns, md By WKEKG .
PcFTAa, Proprietcss, Boston. Mass
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SANFQRD,S
RADICAL CURE
For CATERRA

n purely vegetable distiIIatiou entirely
unlike all other remedies.
the preparation OF this rcrnark able remedy every
nerp. Pant aad bark u subjected TO distilIatloR
us,eoy me ssssntai medical principle Is obtAined In
SIN inert va,ueiess. ADD totally UNIT for uss 10 an
oixanisn 70 delicate ~ the nasal passaRes. Yet a
% AZ. insolooie eompounds OF woody eli tine.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-07-02

@ !: 8: !
~ !" a. without exuerse. The hest
"A opportunity ever offered for
- ~ those willing &c work You
should try nothing else until you see FOR your
self what you can do NJ the business We oGer
No room 10 explain here. You can devote all
your time or only your spare tine to the bust
ness and make great pay for every hour tia;
you work. Women make rs much as meu. -
Send for special private terms aud particulars
which We mail free. IS Outat free. Don't COM
plain Of hard times while you bare areh y
chance Address Il. HALLErT . CO, port
land, Ndnsrsno q tsris ; yfjsness. is7e. =
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The Best Paper I Tn II
BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED.
35th YEAR.
The Scientific 2n1ericn.


ne Scientific American is large Firs;-Clhs5
Weekly Newspaper of Sixteen Pages rrioief
10 The nos, beautiful style, jJrefnaig ipasiraisS
Gun $Ptsn9H eagrotiags. represesiing tie newest
Inventions add The noel recent Advances In Nh
Sris aud ScioncHs including New ard Interest
ing Facts Ia Agriculture, boricul,rre The
Home, Health, Gsdicai pfrgEess socral s,cience
Natural History, Geology, Astronomy. ITO
most vaiuhLie practical papers bg eminent wri
teIs IL Ell apartments n Sciscce viii so fonss
in the Scientific American
Terms, ~ 90 per year, : co half year, ghici,
inclucts posIeEe. Biscouut 20 aaeris S;aein
copies, ten cents Sold by all NewsdsAlers Pc
nj, ay postal order - AUNN & Co, pgbNst.
-rs, 81 Psts Row, New Yc'k.
PATENTS. ~,I In GO esr s,,si9,l
ne Ahle.icsn, M.ssrs. MUM 4 90. are Solicitors
OF American lnGS' oreirn Patents, have Ted "a
taA!ishmeni the sosid. Patents IRE ohiaiaed
on tie best terms. specisI notice is made IN
the .>c'e5i'l6e Anerea Of eli Inyen tions patent
ed through this Agency, with Tie name ssd re-
sidence OF TIC PgteDtee By the immense c.rcu.
a'ion inus given, public attention ia directed 20
ne merits Of the Dew patent. and Gales cr irtro.
duciiou often eEsily Effected.
Any person who has made new discoynry ar
i"Ten ton, can ascertain, fee OF charge Wheeler
patent can probably be ob,sined, bs writing
TO tue undersigned. We also pend vary our
uand Book hbout tho Patent Lave. PA,eni,
Csvesis, Trade Marks. their cnsis ard bow pro.
cured, with hints for procuring advances os in-
ven'lons Address for tie Psper, or concern
ing Pateats,
MUM & Co.
81 Park Row. New York.
Branch Osfi;o. cor. y Z sts., Washington, DC.
Nov. IS, i579.--si
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Z Fy3u asl, priue Lsss, 90 10
j.. RUSSELL & REC
R.r1cr. May D. $50
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-04
By w. Goddin, Auctioneer.

SALE OF VALUABLE
MOND, INTENDING FROM THE SOUTH SIDE
OF WATER STREET TO TIE SHiP-LOCK AND
no JAMES RIVER, AND NEARLY ADJOINING
THE WHARVES OF THE OLD DOMINION
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-By virtue OF 4 deed Of
trust executed to us by Colonel III. c. Cabell and
Richmond Chancery Court. and In accordance with
a decree of Richmond Chsncery Court entered on
the 9th MaTcn, 1850, IN the case OF COX's executor
Cs Cabel, &C., shall proceed TO sell for cash, at
public auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1880,
at O'Clock 7. NJ. f fair II not, the first fair day
thereafter The following Y 4 l. L ABL T. Pro-
a LOT fronting so feet on the sOdth
side of Wafer street. running back between parallel
lines POO feet (mOre or lc-sl to james river. and
bounded on the west by The land OF Abram War
wick and on Inc east BY Mrs. Ann Dsde.
Also. ANOTHER LOT on the south side of Water
street, commencing at the intersection OF The west
line Of Ann Dade's land with Water street, aud
running back east along Water street 53 feet more
or le-sl to street recently condemned: thence
along the western side of said street l4O feet.
thence eastwardy along Wharf street 40 feet
thence at right angles 10 James river, on which "
has 'front.' of 100 feet; aud on the east by Mrs.
Dade's lot.
Both Of said lots are subject TO the claims Of the
James River and kanawh1 Company 10 the whari
privileges acquired by said company By cOndemna-
lion aud assignment.
Plars VIII he exhibited at the sale. The fact that
ihs properly l. located on the deck. nearly opposite
10 the depot OF York River Railroad Company, ana
within 100 fee, Of The extensive WI arVes 3hd Shens
of the Old Dominion steamship COmDany. twiuch
company /, doing an immense trade,) sboniatlraci
the special attention OF capitalists ant others MS
sale ALEXANDRA II. SANDS,
JOHN HOWARD,
Nc Of Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-04

al, the bard parts and skin; put the gravy
In saucepan wish pint OF water, three
tablepoousfuls OF catsup, dessertspoonIui
NJ minced savory horbs, an onion cnoppeo
fine. half teaspoonsul OF salt, and third
Of CAYENNE. Let these stew together LOT
fifteen minutes. Take out cupful OF the
LIQUID and rub into II tablespoonful OF
-four: stir II we'll into the stewpan again,
and stew for ten minutes longer. STRAIN
Il through sieve, return II to the pan,
Mace the slices OF beef In II and keep Inc
saucepan on TIE side OF the range unul tue
meat Is heated through-not TO boil, or IL
will become hard. A few minutes before
serving add half wine-glass OF terraRon
vinegar. Arrange some toasted sippets
rcund very hot dish and serve the bash
Immediately after It Is cooked. An excel
aent condiment for breakfast ~ potted toma.
toes. The ripe tomatoes must be scdded
and skinned, passed through sieve TO re.
move the seeds from the pulp, and heatco
gently in stewpan add salt, little horse
radlsb, some little white vine vinegar, some
Onions 10 taste, minced very tine; when
cold nut IL In small pots and cover Win
melted butter; tie up In stout paper.
A simple but delicate way OF preparing
potatoes is n fayorite breakfast dish in The
West ladies. Two pounds OF peeled pota-
toes are washed and graded; four Ounces
each are added OF sugar and butter melted,
one teaspoonful each Of salt and pepper
mixed well together. placed IN baking
dish and put into brisk oven until done
and shows delicate brown color. Another
mode Of preparing potatoes by The French.
after the potatoes are boiled in their Jackets,
Is 10 peel and mash them With "A FORK; put
them into stewpan with some butter and
salt, meistened through with cream, and lei
them grow dry while stirring them over the
fire; add more cream, and continue adding
for nearly an hour; turn them into DISH,
and brown them on the top with salaman'
der.
There are several methods Of making
breakfast chocolate. A very old French
recipe has been carefully tested aud found
perfect 10y the writer: Simply place q
square In cup and pour upon it enough
! boiling milk to dissolve il INTO paste
mean time have the milk boiling in sauce
pan until ii boils to a bubble, then gently
stir in TIE paste-stir until thoroughly
mixed. and sweeten TO taste. The white OF
eggs foamed on top is an Improvement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-04
General Grants second Son.
HIS MARRIAGE TO TIE DAUGHTER OF Ex-sEE-
ATOR CHAFFEE.
New York Sun, Dbl


New York Sun. 2d.I
ULYSSES 5. Grant, Jr., second son Of ex-
President Grant, was married Yesterday
afternoon to Miss Fanny j. Chaflec, daugh-
ter OF ex-United States Senator jerome b.
CbafIee, of Colorado. The ceremony took
place al the residence Of the brides father,
rs west Fifty.eigtth street. The hour was
3 O'Clock. The wedding was strictly
private, the entire party present con-
sisting OF sixteen persons. They were
General and Mrs. Grant, Colonel and
Mrs. Fred Grant, Dir. and Mrs. Jesse
Grant Mr.. and Mrs. Honore. OF Chi
caeo. pPrenis OF Mrs. Fred. Grant; The
father and sister of the bride, the Rev. Dr.
John II. Newman, Mr.. Stephen b. Elkins,
Mr.. William II. Hamilton, and the BRIDE
and groom. The ceremony was performed
| by the Rev. DR.. Newman according to the
service OF the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Early III the evening the party sat down to
a wedding supper. The presents were nu-
merouS and OF great value. The bride is
blonde, twenty-five years Of age. The
bridal trip will probably be through the
southern and southwestern States, and pos
sibly extend into Mexico, whence General
Grant recently returned.
About a month ago announcement was
termination OF an engagement between U.
s. Grant, Jr., and Mss Flood, daughter Of
one of the bonanza kings. OneyersiOn OF
the affair was that the Young lady and her
mother retired to some mountain resort,
where they we've TO be met by young Grant.
He went on TO san Francisco, and from
there wrote to the young lady, post
poning his visit from day TO day on the
ground Of IlGess. She discovered that
be was not sick, and for that and
sufficient other reasons she broke the
engagement. The story OF his friends
was that the match was made by the pa
rents of the young people, and that the two
most interested parties falling 10 enter into
the spirit OF the arrangement, dissolved it.
II is reported here that such an engagement
did not exist, and that young Grant has
| been engaged TO Miss Chaf1ee for about thee
months, having courted her industriOusly
| for nearly year prior to the engagement.
Jesse Grant, the youngest son. WAS
married in San Francisco, September
Odd, to Miss Lizzie Chapman, the
daughter OF wealthy real estate specu-
| lator of that city. Colonel Fred. Graut
married the sister OF Mrs. Potter Pal
mer, wife of the richest man in Chicago. Al
| the time of the clndidacy OF General Grant
for the Republican domination it was re-
! ported that Flood, Potter Palmer, and Mr..
Chairman. had agreed to make pool OF
81 ,O00, 900 as contribution 10 the Republi-
can campaign fund IN the case OF General
| Grant receiving the nomination.
| Ex-senator jerome b. Chafiee is reported
TO be one OF the weaithiest men in Colorado,
where his residence was until the election
of mis- successor, Mr.. Hill, to the United
States Senate. He made biz fortune in
mining, and in that business his new son-in-
law has also been engaged, it is reported,
with handsome pccuniary success for the
last two years. Mr.. Grant is 3 graduate OF
Harvard College.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-04

through a mass Of charcoal. Charcoal, by
lie possession Of the properties OF
absorption, decomposition, aud comS,.
na,ion. l. cmtnently fitted as nj
ter for the puriHcation Of water, removing
from that LIQUID the color, odor, ana TASTE
~ re impurittss, by oxidiziug and recon-
biniug them into other and inodenslye SUP,
stances. Ckarcosl Is bad conductor Oh
heat and A rood conductor OF electricity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-04
by Robert u. LYME,
Real Estate Agent and AuctlOneer,
No. 1912 Main street.

SALE OF THAT LARGE,
l. WFLL.BUILT. AND CENTRALLl-LO-
GATED FOUR-SIORY STOCK-BRlCk DWELL
ING No. 1920 EAST BROAD STREET. JUST
ABOVE THE MONUMENTAL CHURCH, ny
PUBLIC AUCTION.-Bv virtue OF a certain deed
execated on the 29Ih day Of March, 1857, OF
record in the Chanccy Court clerks Office, In D. II.
"a 4. page 2SS, TO me. trustee, shan, by virtue
of The trust, proceed to sell, upon the premises, by
public auction, on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 6, 1880
at AZ o'clock +. NJ, being so required by the berc-
fciaTy secured, default having been made IN Inc
paymeut OF a portion OF note secured ana described
i'm said decd the PROPERTY above described. The
DWELLING Is a large and convenient one; con-
tains about ten rooms, besides kitchen, &c; has
bah. room and cuvert connections, gas. &c. IS
now occupid by Mr.. w. Il Pugb. 1he location ana
neighb lrhoOd render this property desirable a. a
residence or private clearinghouse. The lot iron'S
on north side of Broad street - feet inches and
extends buck IN depth 1862 feet n twelvc-toot
allev. The premises are I'm yeIy good repair.
TERMS: one third cash, the balance at fcur,
6c2s JOHN o. STkGER. Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-04

We VIII sell at auction, in front of the postoce, on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1880,
at IL o'clock 81. the VERY VALUABLE PRO-
Perry above described. fronting on James river
$50 feet land having the same front Main street,.
including GOOD WHARF on the river 'front.'
Being so near The Chesapeake and ONO wharves
fronting on deep water, and so well located for
storing and handling cotton and grain. make this
property very valuable. and this sale offers fine
for capitalists 10 make paying Invest
ment.
TERMS: Very liberal. say one fourth cash bal
nnce IN one, two, three. four, and I've years with
per cent. Interest. X. b. CHAFFIN 4 Co,
az % AuctianeeTs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-04
by J. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auciioneer,
lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF + X A NJ r
/ DWELLING mo. qlll AND LOT on EASr
LINE or sFVEEiH STREET BETWEEN BA-
KIN Am PRESTON sTREETS.--By virtue OF
deed executed by Peter Gsrdner aud wife to The 9n;
defsisned trustee, dated October ., 1879 reeord.a
ia X chmond Chapcery court, Detd'bo9s 10 %
mage S96' default having been made. sud being re-
qulred so to Dc by the beu eiary' puohc
auction, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER q. lssO,
at * O'Clock L. NJ, the PROPERTY de,efio.a, ~, ~
sstd deed As follows: - All that LOr OF LAND,
with all the improvements thereon. No. "a ia plan
of Navy Hin, being on the cast iine OF seventh
street, fronting thereon 81 Feet ano runSi"S oaeS
1872" ..on In
TERMS: Cash ss TO EXPENSE OF sale nds4oo, with
interest from July ., 1850. oou,x m....
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auc,ioneer. " 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-04
AT THE TABLE.
A S,,susp~e ~ the Literature 81 Ts"
and COffee.

WHERE TIE GERMANS ExcEL--Bow cpFPHs is
TOO OFTEN MADE FOR sREAKFAsT AND now
1T SHOULD BE E-CHEEsE-BiscuiT-
srEwRp BEgrsTEAx-A HASH WHAT Will
saTSrY - PoTrgD TOMATOES - POTATOES
Am CHOCOLATE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-04

The London cat-show seems to have been
success, though the prize for heavy
weights went TO Il cat that only turned l63
pounds. The eats were classified into long
haired and short-haired. Three tailless
Manx were all that could be procured Of
that variety OF cat.
The illness OF Sothern, the actor, has be-
come more serious, and there is great dam
der now that be will not recover.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-04
By Frank -. Hill < Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud AuctiODeers,
No. IlCS Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALUA-
OBLE BRICK DWELLING On BYRD STREET
ONE SQUARE FROM CANDLES Hill, AND
BRICK STORE AND DWELLING ON MAIN
STREET OPPOSITE MONROE PARK, Az AUG
TlON.-By virtue OF decree Of the Richmond
Chancery Court catered June 10 1850, IN the suit
If Mott. trls &c. &C., Us. Mott Il MIS-, we. The uu-
dersigned. special commissioner, thereby appoint
ed, will SET, upon the premises, on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1850,
the PROPERTY mentioned in said suit, as fol-
lows:
FIRST. Ara O'Clock p. VI. The largeand comfortable
BRICK DWELLING No 3lG Byrd street. between
Third and Fourth, containing tight or ten rooms :;
brick kitchen: water. gas, ana bath room, &c. Inc
LOT fronts 29Xl50 feet to an alley ana the prem
ises is now rented TO gOOd.p1yng tenant ami the
whole properly is In good repair. The recent gra-
ding OF Byrd street ana its proximity 10 Gamble 5
Hill adds vety much 10 the yalGc OF this dwelling.
After the above sale, at AZ o'clock L. NJ. Inc
BRICK STORE, with DWELLING above. con-
tanning three or four rooms, No. FOB west Main
street, now occupied as drugstore by w; W.
Wake & co. The LOT fronts 70 feel ON NAN
sire ct with a depth Of 100 feet This PROPERTY
+ Justly valuable on account Of its being ilnme-
dialelv opposite Monroe Park, aud IL has always
con manded good rent.
TERMS: One fourth cash: the residue IN three
equal irsalments upon credit 81 SIX, Twelve ana
eighteen months. purcha er TO give negotiable notes
with interest sdded from cay Of sale, ane ite 10 be
retained until the purchase money Is aid ~ iuli.
\. l.. BOULWARt.
j. PRESTON COOKE,
-, "ial mmissiOners.
FRANK ID. HILL & co., AuctiOn6ers. oc 70
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-04
By ROpert u. Lyme,
Real Estate AuciioDeer,
1912 Main street.

MICE SMALL THREE-ROOM DE
~ TACHED SUCCEED DWELLING, Nd
NICE LOT. CORNER OF ROSE AND CARRlNO-
TON STREETS. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUC-
TlON.-By request OF The owner, VINO nas ueIer-
mined To sell. hall sell the above descipeu pro-
perty at auction on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1880,
anon the premises, at AZ O'Clock L. nj, Inc lot Is
S5xi 60 feet 10 an alley. Water. &C., or the pre-
misses. A good chance 10 buy bargain yust 0utsiue
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TERMS: Al ssie ROBERT y. LYME,
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