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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-17

GRAND LODGE OEGASIZED.-The Dual
Grand Lodge of Virginia, colored 1ndepend
ent Order Good Templars, was duly organ
izde yesterday by James n. Stubs, OF Glou'
cester Courthouse; NJ. L. Dill, OF Ports
mouth, and others. The following grand offi-
GERS were elected for the ensuing year: Ro-
bert McNaughton, grand worthy chief tenn
p,ar: DIR. John G.. FurgussOn, grand worthy
counsellor; Mary A. Harry, grand worthy
yice-tempIar; William II. l.. Combs, grand
worthy secretary; William 5. Selden, grand
worthy treasurer; Rev. Thomas w. Cain.
grand worthy chaplain; Thomas Ii. Lewis,
grand worthy matshal; John Taylor grand
worthy messenger; Anna Randolph, deputy
grand marshal; Archer p. Fleet, grand as
sisiant secretary; +. H. Gray, grand worthy
guard ChambeIlayne Smith, grand worthy
sentinel; Lewis Dickerson, general super
inteDdent Juvenile temples; Rev. Benia-
min Persons. past-grand worthy chief tenn
piar; Rev. j. W. Gaines, State lecturer.
Delegates to Right Worthy Grand Lodge,
which meets at Newly ok May, '1SS0-viz.,
W. III. l.. Combs and DR.. j. G. Furgusson.
Alternatos, Rev. Thomas w. Cain and A.
=. Flecb.
The above officers were duly installed by
Deputy Right Worthy Grand Templar
Stubs. After comforting the Grand Lodge
degree, on motion visitors were admitted.
Twelve Lodges wers represented with sixty
delegates. The Grand Lodge decided 10
meet in this city on the frs: Monday IN Oc-
t0ber. Votes of thanks were rendered the
Grand Lodge of Virginia (white), also to
MOTOR Stubs, NJ. I. Din, and Colonel j. j.
Hickman for courtesles to this body. The
Executive Board will in few days an
nounce the various standing committees and
deputies for the State.
This Grand Lodge starts to work by au-
ihorily OF the Virginia Grand Lodge under
the most favorable auspices. The Virginia
Good 1empl0r, published at franklin. Va,
was endorsed as the official organ Of the
Grand Lodge. Applications to open new
lodges at West Point, Culpeper, Orange,
and Franklin were granted. After speeches
BY NJ. Il. Dill, James n. Stubs, Revs. Cain
and Gaines. DIR. FurgusoD, Combs, and
others, the Grand Lodge was closed to meet
10 annual session in this city October 4,
1894
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Turr suoT BY CoLoRED MAN.--Sat'
,,rj.v niobt between IL and O'Clock co.
,nrcd man about forty years OF age, nameu
Israel Robertson alias Sidney, was shot
and badjy wounded with musket al tue
bands OF John Wallace, weltknown CO
lored politician OF Henrico county. ~
sscros that Wallace, who has farm near
,se Brock turnpike not far from the ciiy,
has spffered great deal by thieves carrying
ofy tho fencing around his premises. sat
nraay night Wallace concluded to watcn
out Tor them. and was on the alert wben
MS Mace was visited by Robertson, VINO
ves fouud about 10 carry of portion
~ The fencing. Wallace immediately seized
his musket. loaded with No. shot, ana or
dered Robertson TO bait. Instead OF naI'
ING. however, Wallace claims that kooei'-
SON made towards him, at the same t'ihe
showing an inclination to attack hin' AS
soon ne Robertson came In lew PAGES Oh
wallace the Istter fred his muskei, wound
ing Robertson in both thighs, and causing
MIN to fall 10 the ground. About thifty'
five shot penetrated his flesh.
Immediately after Robertson was suo''
Wallace, assisted by several neignoors,
brought him down TO the county jan In
wagon, and turned him over 10 Jai'or
Fisher for safe keeping until be can De eA-
amined. go. &,
Dr.. Knox visited the wounded man IN
jail Yesterday and rendered all the ald pos
sib,c. The wound, though not necessarily
fatal one. may perhaps prove serious.
Robertson claims that Wallace crept up
behind him. and was about to shoot, w0en
be bollered out. " IL is me, John; don't
shoot" Bot Wallace paid no attention 10
his cries and fred. He failed to give any
explanation, however, in regard to his neing
on wallace's premises at that hour OF tDe
night. wan
was somewhat easier than be was in the
,oorning. He will remain In Jail, however,
uotil an examination by magistrate Is
hall
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by Robert b. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and AuctlOneer,
1912 east Main street.

UCTION SALE OF A NICE LIT
N TIE FARM OF ABOUT TWENTY-FIVE
ACRES LYING on THE NEW-BRIDGE ROAD
ABOUT A QUART Err OF A MILE FROM THE
CITY. AND ADJOINING THE LANDS OF
BRAUER'S ESTATE, DRlNKER, AND OTHERS,
AND NOW OCCUPIED By MR.J.J. KUIlN.-l am
requested by the owner. Who resd's In another
stat aud who Is determined TO sell to otl,r for sale,
upon the premise 5. on THURSDAY the 18Th day OF
February. Immediately after The sale Of the land Of
Joseph T.. Drinker-Say ut O'Clock L. M.-ihe
above described PROPERTY. The soil Is I'm high
state of cultivation, and has been we'll kent M. he
improvements consist of BRICK DWELLING
of six rooms, brick stable. covered with TIN, ana all
ether necessary Out-hOuses, In good repair
TERMS Will be very liberal, and announced Al
sale
special attention IL invited to this sale.
ROBERT Il. LYME,
fe1l AuctiOneer.
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RICHMOND, February 16, 1880

Mr.. William LovenStetn, Member House Of
Delegates:
Dear Sir,-Will you be kind enough to
erase my name from the petition presented
by you in regard to election OF officers for
the city OF Richmond, as l was led to be-
leve that it was the general wish OF large
majority of the voters and prOperty-bolders
Of The city that this change should be made,
but find that | was mistaken, and beg to
have my name stricken from said petition.
Yours respectfully, !. ID. BRIGGS.
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pownyxrxw TO 90 TO THE PsxTrESrIARY
Tc. DAr'-~Thc papers in the cases Of poln,
dexter aud BaccIgalupo were ceruueu
down from the Supreme Court to tue HUM ,,n;,,
ings Court yesterday afternoon. They WI,
he banded 10 Sergeant Lee about ii O'Clock
TO-DAY, aud the prisoners will be taken .a 70
the penitcntiary forthwith. Both were yes.
tcrday evening notified that they would De
taken TO the penitcniiary to-day. Poindex.
ter asked for further time, but Sergeant Lee
said IL could not be granted.
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Church NoteS.-Rev. Mr.. Hazen, OF Rich
mond, occupied the pulpit at the Presby-
terrain church Sunday morning. There
were no services at this church Sunday
night.
The usual Lenten services were held at
the Meade Memorial church. .
The congregations at the Baptist and
Methodist churches Sunday night were
larger than they have been for some time.
The singing at the former church, both
morning and night, was indeed very fine.
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Hastings Court.-The February term OIL
the Hastings Court commenced yesterday,
Judge Cioplon presiding. The court VIII
be engaged until Friday trying civil cases,
At which time the special grand jury VIII
meet. There are five criminal cases to De
tried at'this term OF the court-ihree 1elo-
mics and two misdcmeaDors. There are TWO
cases of fclonjous cuttisg awaiting triaI.
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BY Robert u. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

TRJSTEE'S SALE OF 4 VERY VAL
L UABLE LITTLE TRUCK, MAkkET-, OR
DAIRY-FARM, CONTAINING 20 ACRES. EAST
OF THE CITY AND FRONTING on OAkWOOD
AVENUE ABOUT ONE FOURTH OF A NILE
FROM TIE CITY LIMITS, ADJOINING THE
LANDS OF :. L. LATHROP AND OTHERS,-l In
part execution Of certain deed OF trust dated Feb
ruary 7, 1879, from james f.. ami George 1.
Drinker and wives to the undersigned. as trustee.
and recorded in the clerks office OF Henrlco
County Court. u. Il. l02, page 2S7, VIII ofer FOR
sale upon he premises. on THURSDAY the l9,h
day of February. 1850. at O'Clock II. NJ, being
required so to DO by the holder Of the note described
i'm aid deed, default having been made IN ne nay-
ment of the same. the abOve-described TRULY
VALUABLE PIECE OF PROPERTY. I he soil
ha, been highly improved, and Is we'll ~atertd. The
improvements consist of nlce six room FRAME
DWELLING, kitchen. and all necessary out-bui'd d.
ings The property Is now occupied by Alr.James Z.
to any one wishing TO inspect.
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires cash as 10
40 900 with interest &C. and cost Of sale, ct II IS
nrobable that more liseral terms Will he announced
NJ sale ROBERT Ii. LYME,
f. II Trustee
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Bv Robert 8. Lyme
Real Estaie Anciioneer'
1919 Main stitet.

,,,,orrr,s SALE OF A NICE LIT
TIE TIE FAM OF TWENTY s4hds t hdsG
on IiiE w III I MManF Mills FROM TaE
CIV oP yAR Af aSb nc F THE
LANDS or r,, vr ~ III MAJOR COOK, At AUC-
q a fetsa asSS OF 1s9 a7
and BY y r. en- ' entered
the lrcni, rm,.rv 1870. IN "a suit styled Ezrkicl
os ;se and o Sr d, tie
premise, on FRIDAY me ,h x day. being reaaIred
10 to DO by he holder the nos secured e 1 by
default having been maze IN al se Described. The
so Is very good aud produces good CROPS.
presents an nnusu1l oppor uniy 70 r ho
ing so near the civ. - o~ne,ses NJ s.le nd
TEhMs' ASH ,,ns ~ n te for 1924 due January /,
Is7g note for si2I due July l. sa9; and note
for sils due January l, lSse; pn'anTe qlvn Ier'ns
10 be glNch AZ e"'' Trustee.
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(EOr The DisDatch.l

"Scoiland" suggests in your Mondays
paper that torpedoes put into graves at
lakewood will stop the stealing OF bodies.
He says put some earth on the coffin. then
the explosives, and then ill up. Who is CO.
ing to do the filling up? That's what want
TO know. GERMANY.
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H,cpMoNp. VA. February "A. 1873

RICHMOND, Va, February IA, 1880. y
Editors Dispatch: Please state in the
columns Of your very valuable paper that
| am not connected with the sO-ealled
ReSdjuster Publishing Company" My
name is used by said company as one OF the
incorpoI ators without my consent OIL
authority. Respectfully,
w. III. l.. COMBS.
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nv John NJ. Goddln,
by John vi. bonuih'
Real Estate Agent and Aucuoneer,
No. HOG Main street.

THAT DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT
/ On TUE Fast SIDE OF FIRST BETWEEN
CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS FOB SALE AZ
Public AUCTlON.-l will offer Tor SAFE on NE
premises. on WEDNESDAY the l8h day OF Feb
mary. $50 al O'Clock T.. ~. the LOT located rs
above de- cribed fronting 20 feet, and running oack
100 feet to an alley ~ feet wide. 1T.
Trpws. one fourth cash balance al four, eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, per cent
Interest added, and secured y deed OF irus';
INV '''' JOHN NJ G0DDIN,
r,c AuciOncer.
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BY John NJ. GOddin.
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer,
No. HOG Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
\JAND TOT on THE WEST SIDE OF TWEEN
TY-SIXTH STREET BETWEEN NJ AND y
STREETS, CHURCH HILL, AT PUBLIC AUG
Court of the citv Of Richmond entered on the 2dday
of December. $40. in the case OF Landlord, as
signee. rs. McDOnough and ais the undersigned:
commissioners appointed for The purp0 g. will sell
al public auc' ion, on the premises on FRIDAY ne
2Otn day of February, 1880, nc AZ O'Clock i. ~,
the PROPERTY located as abOve-lOt S2'9 by l32
feet-with the Improvements thereon.
TERMS: Enough in cash 10 pay the cost ana cX-
pen Is of this suit and OF said sale the residue upon
crtGit of one, two and three years me purchaser
execuIing negotiable notes for the deferred pay
mcnts with per cent interest from day OF sale, and
the title TO be retained until the whole OF the pur-
chase money shall he paid and CONVEYANCE ordered
by The Court. ISAAC IL. tAhEi NuION'
j. VI. GREGORY,
fog Special Commissioners
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The River. river rose several feet
Saturday night, aud was rising slowly sun
day. Yesterday 1t was about four feet above
ordinary height. There is no apprehension
Of q frcshet. however.
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Mr.. DALE's Mystic WONDERS AT THE
THEATRE. X. j. Dale, who was for
many years associated with the great magi.
clan Heller. appears at the Theatre tonight.
Mr. Dale expected TO commence his engage
ment last night, but he was delayed In
reaching this city, and was therefore com
PEELED To postpone his first perfoi nance
here until this evening. Seats may be Sc
cured ut the Theatre box,oitice and at
J0hpst0n's.
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CpAxpsR OF CoMMEKcE.-A called meet
ing Of the Board OF Directors OF the Cham-
Der OF Commerce will be beld this aiter-
noon NJ G o'clock.
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BY Robert II. Lyme,
Real Estate AuctiOncer,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
u FIRST-CLASS THREE STORY STOC X
BRICK DWELLI@G, No. 220. On TIE WEST
SIDE OF TWEN1Y-SECOND BET W r.
BROAD AND GRACE STREETS, At AUCTION.
In pursuance Of decree Of tie RICHMOND Chancery
Court. pronounced on the TIN day Of February,
1880. IN suit styled Duesberry &c. rs DueSberry.
&C.. therein pending the undersigned, appointed
special commissioner thereby, will offer for sale.
upon The PREMISE on TUESDAY the 24th day OF
February. 1880, at AZ O'Clock 4. NJ, The aboyc.de-
scrlbed THREE-ST0RY BRICK DWELLING,
containing nine rooms. with bath arrangements,
culyerts. &C, &C.; nice twO-siOry detached kitchen
OF several rooms. The property Is In thorough re-
pair. and the location and neighborhood equal 10
any on Church Hill. The LOT frOnis 81 feet q
inches on Twenty. second street. and back 80
feet. TO any one wishing 10 purchase really nice
piece of property this offers a good chance.
TERMS One third cash residue az six and twel Ve
months the purchaser to give negotiable notes WIN
legal interest added from the day Of sale, and The
lille TO be retained until CONVEYANCE Is ordered by
the Court JOHN :. WISE,
fel2 Special Commissioner
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By W. GOddln,
Real Estate AuctiOneer,
corner of Bank and Eleventh streets.

corner of Bank and Eleventh streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
~ ABIE REAL ESTATE IN THIS CITY AND
MAR THERETO. ADJOINING L II RESI-
DENCF OF DIR. l.. r.. DICKINSON.-By direction
of the Chancery Court Of Richmond In It's decree OF
The 1Otb january. 1880. IN The suit OF Ragland u.s.
RagI,no's .adminisIratOr a ais. The undersigned
snecia commissioners will proceed TO sell at puDc
,uction on the premises, on THURSDAY The ~ II
day OF Froruary. 1880. 1T 4 O'Clock i. Ne ana III
the order mentioned, the following DEslk Alb ~
PROPERTY-,o wit; First, the LOT OF D Dy III
feet more or less, with FRAMED SrABLE' &c.'
thereon, on the west line of Fifth street between
Marshall and Clay, now In the OCCUPANCY OF 1ir: W.
Ljpecomb. second, the LOT Of AZ by los feet,
more or less. with THREE FRAMED STORES ana
DWELLINGS thereon, on The norm Size OF Mar
shall between Second and Third streets. Tnlrd mat
barge and cOnveDirnty.a ranged BRlCk DIV ELl.-
Inc; now occupied cy y. NJ. Lee, Esq OF ~ ny 10
feet more or less to wide alley on The nOrth Sue OF
Mar. n II street between Foushee and Adams. rms
house. with all It's modern Improvements, has about
twelve rooms, besides kitchen, stable, ana carrage-
house. Fourth. After the sale OF The above tben,
on the premises at 81 O'Clock of the same day VIII
be sold the LOT of IL acres more or less ID Hen
rico county but near to sidney, at the head oil Inc
Frankln-sireet extension ana auJ0lnlnS the resi-
dence of DIR. l.. X. Dickinson.
TERMS One fourth ca h balance al four, elght,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest
added and title retained ill all are paid ana COIL
j. A. LYMAN,
Il. PURYEAR,
70 olo11171S6l9 Sriecial COmmis SiOuer7.
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RICHMOND. VA, February 16, 1881


Editors Dispatch: Please allow me space
in your valuable columns in regard to fish
ing. hope every angler in this State will
agree with me. The Legislature, about three
years ago, passed an act prohibiting all par
ties from fishing above tde-waier. except
angling with hook or line, for six years !;
but now, dear sirs, we find since the traps
were removed that the gars have increased
in great numbers, and are still becoming
more numerous. These fish are known by
the fishermen as The pirates, on account OF
their destruction to the young of all other
species. think il the present Legislature
would repeal so much of the law thereof as
to replace these traps it would be great
benefit TO all anglers, as these traps are a
protection and rot destruction 10 the hsh
we seek 10 angle. Thee traps destroyed
thousands Of the pirate fish every season
where other apparatus did not. Now, dear
sirs, / will leave 1t to every angler which
will do the most harm. q pair of CARS or
trap in the river.
Please insert, and you will oblige
MANY ANGLERS.
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DOCKS FOR LENT.-Meditations for

DOCKS FOR Meditations for
ID the Forty DAYS OF Lent, 81 Thoughts for
Lent, by Bishop O'kendier. roc; steps 10 a Living
Faith. by Bishop Huntington. 25c.; Seven IL nten
Sermons. by How. 75c Shams In Lent loo. Len
ten Thoughts In the season of Lent, 9Oc. Helps 10
a Holy Lent, 81: New Helps To "A Holy Lent, by
Bishop Huntington. 1928; Guide TO DeYout Lie
by Richardson, 25c.; Readings for Eyrry Day In
Lent. complied by Miss sewel 81 20 Dear fsas
OF Lent by the author Of Ruteige," &c, 81 .23
Lenten Lessons Readings for every day In Lent
SOC; with many other devotional works suitable
for Lenien reading; and. large stock OF Bibles
fe IL WOODH0USE & PARlIAM.
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RAILROAD LIVES.

&A W .s(e
RICHMOND. FnEp'g q POTOMAC X. y. 90.
RICHMOND. VA, November 2, 1879.
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 3, 1879,
~ trains on this road Wi run as follows:
NORTH BOUND.
S:12 A. NJ. leaves Byrd-Strcet station da ly Tex
cept sundays; due at Washingt.r,
1:i0 Y. 81: Baltimore, 3:05 i: VI;
Philadelphis, 6:6C 4. NJ; New YORK
1905 r. NJ.
500 r. NJ, leaves Byrd-street station dai " due
at Washington. 9:25 4. Balumore,
1875 y. 81: Piiiis deIphia, 3:23 A. 81.
New ork, 6:45 a. VI.
400 Il. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAlf FOR
Junction. leaves Broad Street Station
daily fexceot Surdays).
SOUTH BOUND.
IO.I5P, NJ, arrives At Byrd-5trest station daily
Except Spndaysl. Leaves New York,
s:l5 A. ~: PHILADELPHIA. 1145 A.
NJ; Baltj more, $3.50 p. VI; Washing.
tor $40 T.. NJ.
il:4O A, NJ arrives at Byrd-Street station daily.
Leaves New York, 1000 z. NJ; Phil
adephia, l:l0 !. NJ; Baltimore,
4:55 A. ~ Washington, 700 A. VI.
SAB A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives
at Broad-Street station isv Except
Sundxysj. &. A. TAYLOR,
General Ticket Agent
EFT. d. MYERS. General Superintendent.
no 10
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ne OF SAFE ia. RICHARDSON. Trustee.
DY VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF IKUsl

DY VIRTUE OF y DEED OF TRUST
ID from :. T.. IIucless dated Is h of March, 1873
VIII sell at auc ion, on the premises, on IHChS,
DAY. 10Th instant, AZ hllf-paSt O'Clock T. W. All
those FOUR LOTS OR PARCELS OF LAND on
the east side Of sixth street beyond Ltsh' each
fronttnp 40 feet ana running 10 the bottom OF a
deep rayine alt Of said lots except the most north
ern running back at right angles ~ parallel lines
lOlL feet; said lots describtdss p q. Il, and In
deed of uartirion between sutton and wife ana Bar
ref and others, accOmranied with plot dated May
l. 1874 recorded I'm the clerk, office OF the Chance
ry Court of the city If Richmond
TERMS: Cash for costs of executing this trust ::
for S2675, with interest from 24th October ~
tor s2716. with Interest from 2ith January iSeO'
As to the balance. for S27.3S payable 24th Apri,
1850: S3O.51 oath July. 1880; S31.O4 24th De-
tober, 1850: s3l.37 24lh January, 1881 s3l.s3
24th ApriI lSsl residue rs shall be announced Al
sale lie IA L. IT, blbSVN' liu9''''
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BY Jas. Macdonald. Auctioneer'
~ an coveYuor Tor Thirteenthl street.

,ToCK OF DRYGOODs. NOTIONS,
- HOSIERY, sc- At AUCTi9S.I,f .n r. no~ on
Tebruary IL 1880, IN the vacant s,ors
No. 3o4 north sixth street. tst.sen Booa oc k
Marshall. shah sell, on above date' ~ ~ o''''
A. "' ENTIRE STOCK AND FIXTyabEs.v
embracing variety OF desirable g oaqspyyA''
sHAWLs; nREss 1YP PbSTs.
q Ii", dosenJ sPOOL-CoTToN CASES.
sHELF-BOXEs, &C. ,.s,o,
""''' JAS. MACD0UGALL, AuchoneSIE,
r r. Cook. Sale man. =. -
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

rron OTHER "LocAL" SEE FIRST PAoE.l
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By Jas. Maodougali. Auctioneer'
N Hcxo-unr lar Thirfpeutl1 etTtt

BY Jas. Maodougali. Auctioneer'
no. 10 Governor Tor Thir'een'hl s'fee'
THIS DAY, AT 1Gt O'CLOCK, l Will
i cell at my auction. room, without res EST
general assortment Of fURNiI u hE.;i a aviiTTrs.
M NM F-TUP and other CHAMBER Sclls
MAUOt;ANY wARDROBEs. BUBEACe' bbD-
sTEADs. WAshsTANDsi ,p1vs.
EXTENSION. LEAF ana atner !, pa brFTCF.
CHAIRS;
TIN SAFES, MATTRESSES;
PARLOR CHAIRS and TABLES;
FEAJIIFR-BE!Js SHOWCASES;
CARPETS. GLASS. SHADES
fEED-CUTTERS, STOVES. &C, &C ..,o,oo.
JAS. MACDUUGALL, Auctioneeri;
Y. II. COOK, Salesman. &c -
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By James NJ. Taylor & Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'

BY James NJ. Taylor Son.
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoheers'
once corner of Eleventh ana Bank streets.
EOUR BEAUTIFUL BUlLDlNG,LOTS
IN THE PLAN OF BELyIDERE FOR SALE
AT AUCTION-We viii ofer al 9u ,be SuG 6 a y
~ oSI repary 1880. AT AZ O'Clock p. NJ Que LOT
on the east side of Belyldere street, ad}oIng tne
re idence Of NJ. Moiz Esq, between no'n sure,
TOTS Nos. %. 26. and "a on the west side OF Bel
yIderr street between Holly street aud harrs nne;
each fronting 80 by l65 feet 10 an amy ~ iee'
TERMS: Liberal and made known at sale
JAMES VI. TAYLOR SON,
.,e Anctioneers.
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ACUE AND FEVER.

No better catharic can be used preparatory to or
after taking quinne.
AS simple purgative they are unequaed.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
Tie genuine are never sugar-coated.
Each box has a red wax seal on the lid, with the
IMPRESSION DIR. McLANE's LIVER PILLS.
Each wrapper bears the signatures of c. MCLANE
and FLEMING BROS.
Insist upon having the genuine DIR. c. MCLASE's
LIVER PILLS. prepared By Fleming Bros, OF Pitts
burgh, Pa, the market being full of limitations of
he name MCLANE, spelled differently but same
accommodation. my lo-deowly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-17
PoIvpExrER < UPPER, Aut
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctOneers'
1113 Main street.

rVRUSTTE,S SALE OF A MEDIUM
l SIZE TWO-sTORY FRAME DWELLING,
No All NORTH THIRTIETH STREET, BE-
TWEEN MARSHALL AND CLAY SIREEis -,
CHITRCU HILL. BY AUCTION.-By virtue OF me
provisions OF decd Of trust bearing date tne so
day of September. 1877. from John Mar nall ana 10
wife to the undersigned trustee, duly recoraen III
Tho clerks office Of the ChaDcery Court OF the city
of Richmond. TO secure the payment of The nego Ia
he note therein mentioned, default having beeh
made i'm the payment of said note, shall as trustee
i'm said deed being requ red so TO do by tue mOiutr
thereof sell by anction, on NE preml e e ~ AZ
o,cIock f. NJ the REAL ESTATE described IN
said deed consisting of LOT OF LAND 3Z2 by
100 feet. with an alley in The rear ana / W.
STORY FRAME DWELLING with 1--WE rooms
kitchen, &c. located as above ,. =
TERMS: Enough in cash to defray the expense oil
sa50 with Interest Thereon from the 9th day Of
october, 1879; the residue on such terms rs shall
NC ~""' j. A. RICHARDSON.
ca1s Trustee.