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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-20
BY Chewning 4 Rose, Auclioneers,
No. r. north Tenth street.

vxTEsr-END LOTS AT AUCTION
wv we viii sell nj auction. on The premises, on
THURSDAY, April 22, 1880, ~ O'Clock L. VI,
that BEAUTIFUi. LOT on the northeast corner "
park avenue and Ssafer sireep. . -,
several other lots IN the - me ntighborhood WI,
be offered. Parties seeking yood investments snouo
attend thissale.
Az i0.xt - Aucliopeers,
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BY Paine a Nowlin, Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Main street.

No. 1912 Main street.
OUR NEXT REGULAR SALE al; WI. VIII 4;
W take place Oh WEDNESDAY, 2ist Instant Ia, az
onr ancfior- rooms. commencing at lOh O'Clock,
when we will sell great variety OF SEAsONABLE
and DESIRABLE GOODS, consisting of
SHOES: ,,o
DRY GOODS. CLOTHING, HATS,
DRESS SHIRTS. CALICO SHlRTS,
HOSIERY, FANCY GOODS,
WINDOW-CURTAINs BLANKETS, &C.,
with n large invoice of
MISERABLE Stock GOODS.
an20 FAME & NOWLIS, Auctioneers.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A MOST
ExcFI.IENT DETACHED TW0;sTOKRTf
FRAME DWELL,NGs;I No E 81, AZ EAc ctoRNER OF
pTEasAST ssTREET (THE FORMER H0MT or
Mas. RoUNTREE) BY PEBL Entered A90ii IN the
in pursuance OF "a ,n neer Ssv Of April. $780, IN
sui Of Rounree guardian vs Rountreei TsfEspAY
offer for sale. upon the premises, on p NJ Inc
90th day OF April. 1880, at O'Clock I. ~, ave
nropery above Inscribed. The house sonsa,ns hT o
rooms: hall; detached kitchen, &c N'ce o w" sat
w,ter OH premises &C. The LOT Ironas 9v hacI
o. feet 10 an alIev The house Is nov 3ceupieo Dy
good tenant ano Yields fair rental. no any onv
located, or for an investment, this Offers goou OPP
portuniy. .,,,o % six twelve
nd q, sh,een rnonth. The purchaser to give nego-
table notes, per cent interest added, ana le i.d
10 he retained until all the purchsse-u'ohey Is par"
""" 0o"''' j. b. YOUNG.
.n1A Special Commissioner.
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BY GIubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh stree, between Main ana Bank.
VERY DESIRABLE FAMILY RESI-
N ,ESCE mo 204) on THE NORTH slDk
OF GRACE Sf Rect BETWEEN SECOND AND
THIRD STREETS FOR SALE At AUCTION
AZ rsonest az the heirs we win sell at auction, upon
he ptenlises, on TIA URsDAY. 22a OF Aprii, N 4S
O'Clock T.. NJ. the former RESIDENCE OF the late
Mr.. n. r. Alysy. Ii 4 or brick. with two stories
and basem.n nj and attic. has ten rooms, ana q
Kitchen with four rooms; also, BATHROOM, $685. &c.
The lot fronts a3 feet ana runs BACK lo3 49, ne,
The most iiSored In the CITY. and the opportunity
here presented Of serpying desirable home Is suoh
a. TERMS nSe, So Al S sale. GRuBBs & WILLIAMS,
40 Auctoneers.
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~ Gruobs 4 Williams.

Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
VRUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO FRAMED
/ HOUSES ON WEST MARSHALL STREET
BY AUCTION.-In execution OF q deed or lriist u
me- as trustee, corded IN the Chancery Court oi
the CITY OF Richmond In ID. Is. IS A.. ON pare 81,
I will sell by public auction. upon the premises,
being th4 rato required by the creditor secured, on
FRIDAY. 23d April, 1850, AT A. O'Clock r. NJ, the
TWO FRAMED HOUSES Nos. 702 and 7O4 west
Marshall street, between AlunfOrd and Oilmer
streets. ,, . -, a -
These HOUSES are comparatively new have hve
rooms each besides kitchen. and are very wei Duif
The lots on which they stand front 80 feet each ana
RIM hack about so feet to an alley Is feet wide
This properly offers good oppor;uniiyto per-
sons wishing small homes or desiring an investment
I'm an improving portion of the city.
TERMS: The deeh requires cash but ny consent
of the creditor secured tie will be one fourth
cash. and the residue at four, eight, and twelve
months for notes, with interest added, and secured
10y decd of trust. .. ,.,,.,, r.o
Gprnns & WILLIAMS. AuctiOneers. ap ID
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By Chewing K Rose,
Peal Estate Agents and Auciioneers,
No. 8 north Tenth street.

UCTION SALE OF A BEAUTIFUL
n LOT ON The SOUTH SIDE OF CLAY he
TWEEN GKAHAM AMI HANCOCk sIKEEIS;;
FRONTING 80 FEET AND HA'IMI A DEL III ~, ~
or 13O FEET TO AN ALLEY.-We VIII sen inc
above .described PROPERTY, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, April %. 1880, at 81 O'Clock T. Nj.
TERMS: One. four n cash; balance In Fix, tweNe'
and o phtten months. CHEWING ROSE,
APP 20.4t auolIoueel-. -
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Rev. X. Y. osgood. New York, says;
ST have had ,,y,nepsia, Weak stomach, and Ner-
vo,sness 4 never had any medicine TO 10 me 80
moch good as TUFTS PILLS. They are 10 soo'
oprrce az MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
O'fsS-' "" ian 1fl-SOd1yl
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AVCFtON ->e----->-r>---r--
~ ChaHin. Staples 4 Co..
D., rs,.,e Agents and Auctionecrs,
No. north Tenth street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A Handsome
! rnAmEpDwELLrSc. SITUATED oNTHE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF FRANKLIN
AND SNAPPER STREETS ONE
SQUARE ABOVE MosRoEpARK'
AND ONE OF THE MOST DE-
sIeABLE LOCATIONS
IN TIE CITY OF
RICHMOND.
.sr,ain decd of trust, executed bv
~ SiT rac,,nson and wife, banng date ON the
IL az ay OF April. 1879, ana diiy re.orueu =, w
cerk. Office OF Rlc%'nda elanIt having been maize
d. IN mens Of one Of the mites thereby securep
aud be,r,e 30 required by The beneneiary, pfnsW
sell by pu.ic auction; on 1 IS at O'clock p M
he s9 rh,s s'yy a q Ha PSoPsaTY located IS
.,,ove q scribe d. fronting so feet more OF sss on
The south side Of frsna en naraiei lines along The
ne ,,ne Of snafer street $50 feet S0.foot alley.
The LOT. with the improstmenu iher s ,xh,cn
Ing a.cpt SS r res' 6r adi,nng It on The east.
This sale offers rare opportunity iof any ont ~
secure desirable home inihe most iaslGnao os
psrt OF the city, and should attract the a"eh'" VI
TKpMs: Under the deed, cash as TO 50 nu nc, o.
the proceeds as may be necessary 20 aeiray u.
peesaoo With interest from the lS b OF April
pss s9:S and upon The following err ds5s3oo eaN
able q April 1ssi sSSo Psyise o. a9 April
HGgaa. and ine balance (if anyj upon tuch terms a.
may oe 6 sPRIGG CAMPBELL.
WILLIAM b. IsAACS, JR"
Tiuste~s.
CuAFFrS, STAPLES & CO.. Auciioneers. ap ~
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never snxar-coated.
Every boz has red wax zeal ON the lid. with the
suppression DE-. McLANx's LIvEs PILLS.
4he genuine McLAsx's Lryxs PILLS bear the
assassrss Of O. McLAss ana FILMING BROS. on
~ wsepsrs
Inaist upss having the genuine On. 9. NcLAsx's
Lsvsa PrLLa prepared ~ Fleming Bros. Of
ri<sspzh. n. ~ nsrkss being hn o. limitations
4 ~ name H0LAxs. spelled diasrsnsly bat same
. pransssla,ioas NJ l2-deowIy
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OPTICIANS.

TO REGAIN YOUR SIGHT w$aA
Il FOR 25C...
call At a2s Broad street and get pair Of sfECfAss
Giles or YE.GLAsSEs. large assoft msn ~ ~
inward SKffully adjusted 70 the eye ~
Practical 0ptician. Watcnmakrr; az" yswsrd.r,
NH Ism
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sETNE.THREAD.

TIsHERMEN's DEPOT. 49,
PATENT AND sOfT-LAID syINE-TwINE,
all sizes.
PRICES REDUcED-PRiCEsR REDUCED
coGTnN and TARRED ROPES, all sixes;
-. YAWKIN9Ss re-. &C.
66KE kETs TH NEF GIL H. NETTING and
hane end made 70 order; alss. NETS aud SEfNES
rfeed really for use. We are prepared TO Oil all or
sss preSpsiy and 4 ' ss,s, ssSsss; sovs
Sole inpOrteN Of the LION-BRAxD SEINE.
THRfADs warranted full standard.
~ ~ corner sevepteeuth ard franklin styvelAs
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eIoumosp. FRxp'e q POTOMAC <. r. "a
CouMhEIcN TrpSSpS; ' NS,0iSvEMBER ;, 1872

RICHMOND, FRxp'o a POTOMAC X ~
RICHMOND. VA. November q - "a.
NOvEMBER >
I ! trains ON this road WI run as fehoN''
NORTH BOUND. ,.i, tx.
el2A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Sueet stAuVn - f,ns
o'A- "' cent sunGaysl; due at " a. 81 NJ
l:iO 4. NJ; Bsltimorv, oiVO iofs
Phiiaislphis, $50 Y. NJ Ne"
1000 4. NJ 49,, ..ty. -
DIV II w., Wsshinxton, b,25 4. NJ; bs.u"
l.2s 4. 81; Philsdelphis, 80
New Work, o:A5 A. VI. ,,N Nf
..oo u Al ACCOMMODATION az rt.ues
NV Junctioa. leaves BROAD Ssres' w.
dstlt fexcsns Ser taysl.
SOUTH BOUNn ...,,o, ds,I
,c,kpN arrives Al byfd-slrect sssNa Nofk,
IVA" 'lexeept Sundaysl. Leaves ~" A.
ais A. M; Pills telnls' MINES.
NJ: baltimore, 3;So r. 'I'
,,.aAM arrives At Byrd-strsst s,A1iS' Tai.
'A'>V - leaves New Yotk, lVvs r'pnd gclc
sae%hia, l;lo 4. NJ; ~ n
s.sA A.. Accom- NOTATION TRtts isic,s.
e'a' - a. aroad-Stress station s.t Ok.
S.r5sysl. G. \, TAnl.sss-
Suna~" oeaerAi ricsss
EFT. d. Mysas, eessrb ss.sssisssA'aoiS
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POTTERY.

DICHMOND POTTERY: will now
III iaform the good people q thiS Guy ana Ssale
featuring the BNST QUALITY sTONE-WARE-
JUGS 2Ass; Al yLsItH .p se fans
CHiIRNs, &c. And will here assert i;hout fear
Of saccessfsl s9ntrsdc,on that Hrn there Is r ny
GLAZING OF TIE RICHMOND STONE,WARE,
but am sorry that csnno. say as much for some ONE
of the stone that has been sold In this market
recently. I do know that some OF the potferies
West make mixture Of red lead and clay 10 glaze
the Inside Of their stone Jars, because that glaze
melts nj lower temperature OF heat consequently
their wMe Ia DOT burned as hard aud VIII not hold
vinegar Is well as the Richmond Ware. And every
chemist Will tell you that this leadglaze Is more or
less poison-particu'arly II you use the jars for
pick les on preserves. or 10 pot apple butter Now
win advise every housekeeper or head Of Family,
for safety TO USE NOTHING BUT RICHMOND
sTONF-WARR for picks or preserves, and the
same rs 10 mkpa or churns, for u Is we.1-known
that his lea glaze affects the milk and butter
some extent. therefore use none but Richmond
Ware and encourage home manuAcIcry
ap 1857 the Oldest Potter Ia Virginia.
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AUCTION SAF.Ey-..futare Day:
BY Jno. r. Laugh .on, Jr, Aucfloneer'
GIG Main street.
A RT SALE
JxTRAoRDNA RY.
VALUABLE coLJEC TON
oM-PAiNTINGs
THE GALLERY OF d. GALE
No. 1923 CHESTNUT STREET. PnnAL 'ELPhLA'
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN,
embracing every variety of subjects-Lands capes'
Marines, Figures, and Fruits by we'll
Known Artists.
ELEGANTLY MOUNTED IN GoLD-LEAF
FRAMES.
TO BE SOLD At PUBLIC SALE
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY,
APRIL 2IsT, 22D, AND 23D,
nj 4 O'Clock 4. W., at store No. 1907 Niin street
opposite post-oflice.
OPEN FOR EXHIBITION MONDAY, day ana
evening, til time Of sale.
Mr.. b. SCOTT, JR., Art Auctioneer' VIII con-
duct the sale.
The public Is respectfully informed that the above
collection Is greatly superior to any ever offered al
auction In this city, and deserves the attention oil
connoisseurs and all ad pirers Of really fine paint
lngs. Every attention will be paid ladies who may
attend. JNo. IL LAoo"'oN'"" '
ap19
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By j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. Main street.

A DESIRABLE BUILDING LOI On
n PINE STREET NEAR CHINA, TO RE SOLD
FOR WHAT 1T BRlNGS.-l Will scfl at pubic
auction on
SATURDAY, path DAY OF APRIL, AT O'CLOCK
that DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT on The east
line of Pine rect between China and Holly streets
fronting 80 feet thereos, With depth Of l65 feet
10 a 20-foOt alley. , go,
This property Is the only vacant property on his
sauare and is VI ~ desirable Tor building purposes
TERMS: One third cash balance IN six aud Twelve
months. interest added. secured by trlst-deed.
j. THOMPSON BROWN.
an17 Auctioneer.
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Nv Jas. Siacdougill. Auctioneer,
No 10 Governor for Thlrteenthl street.

Nv Jas. MacdOug AT. AuctIoneer,
No 10 Governor Tor Ihlrteenth) street.
GROCERIES, STORE-FIX TURES, &C.,
VI At AUCTION.-The proprietor OF tne sIore
No. 1923 Franklin street. opposite me Theatre
Comique has determined 10 close business; am
therefore requested by HIM to sell to Tue hlehest
NJ 1ox O'Clock. all his STORE-F and
Whatever stock of GOODS there may be remaining
on hand Among the fixtures arc
! fXCELLENT PLATFORM.SCALES,w weighing
1.600 ponndS; e,,.,,e q.
l MAHOGANY S'rAND-UP DESK, CHAIRS, g.;
2 coon COUNTER-SCALES.
/ GOOD OYSTER. COUNTER,
set TEA-CADDlES. ~ o,-,,
/ COOKING. aud HEATlNG-STOVE.
ALSO,
A small assortment of FAMILY GROCERIES.
sale without reserve 10 close business.
The STORE IA good stand for business) IS Tor rent
JAS. MACDOUGALL, Auctioneer.
V. WIFREE, Salesman. ap ZO-zl
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,.esr, sTxAYED. AND fOUNB
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT, A NEW DETACHEDT
II DWELLING, with six rooms, closets. aud e.
modem i'm proveinents, No. sos north Skin street
~ session will be given at once. inquire on ,he
premisec, OF az 1911 CaryIstreet. ap ~
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DIR. /. Guy Lewis. Fulton, Ark, says;
aAf,er n practice oftwenty.nve years ! Pr
ueunce TUFTS PILLS the beat anti-oiiious meo''
cine ever maoe."
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CONSTELLATION.

on,, with regularity OF the bowels can periec.
health be enjoyed If the constipation Is OF reccS.
date siagle fose OF TUFTS PILLS win sum- ~
sut if IL has become habi,us', enc pi,i snoa" "
tsken every night, gradually lessenns Tue
of The doe until regular dsi'S "''e"''"'
taiped, which will soon follow.
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OPEN FOR EXHIBITION MONDAY, day and
evening, Till time Of sale.
Mr.. b. SCOTT, JR., Art Auctioneer' viii con-
duct the sale.
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GALE an TnE CAROLINA CENTRAL

sale to be conducted by PRANK ID. HILL q e.,
Aucii0ueerS ap 10
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A cough, cold or sore throat should
be stopped. Neglect frequently re-
suits in an incurablc lung disease or
consumption. Browns Bronchial
Troches are certain to give relief in
Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Ca.
tarrh, Consumptive and Throat Dis
eases. For thirty years the Troches
have been recommended BY pl,ysi-
clans, and always give perfect salts
faction. They arc not new or un,ri-
ed, but having been tested by wide
and constant use for yearly an entire
generation, they have attained well
merited rank among tho few staple
remedies Of tho rge. Public speak
ers and s,ugers use them te clear
aud strengthen the voice. Sold al
twenty. five cents a box everywhere
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Arrivals Of tbe yerandali.

G.. 7. Sublctt, D. o. Wheeler, Il.
j. Ayres, G, Deforest, Bosncy Gil.
lc'pic, W. Cunningham, John Can.
non, g. S. Launnw, Pete Rather,
Jas. Bowc, st. Louis t; D. l.. Doher
ty, jack Rice, N. Malatests. II.
Karson, S. A. llarpman, Sam Raul,
Mrs. Wiley, II. L. Summers, John
Carroll, q. a. Fcncrstack, Mrs. Bun.
tin and son, Mrs. Andrews, w. 7,
Lucas, j. Z. Campbell, c, A. Camp
bell, Y. NJ. George, j. II. o. Schmaer,
Walter Hardy, J. White, - Brown,
l.. d. Evans, Tenn; II. G. Ballen-
tine, Tom Wilson, Andrew Mills, s.
ii. Simmons, j, L. Scruggs, David
McCrackcn, W. B. Towers, John
West, ?. j. Gillcn, II. W. Tbaten,
G. l., Hurt, John Brennan, j. i.
Bridger, L. II. Bistol, 7. A. l'ou, l..
P. Pipkin, D. d. Arnold, d. Stanley,
W. T. Moss, 7. W. James, j. L,
Bryant, W. B. Scott, Judge J. b,
Morgan, Geo. Pou, Miss J B. Lane,
N. Y, A. X. jackson, Boston, Geo.
7. Hays, Ind, Mrs. L. Nesbit, Ohio,
VIM. +. BrGning, Phil.
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"scw Tangled Notions"

may not work injury to people when
they relate 70 matters Of little conss'
q%uehce, bat when cntertaiued ss TO
what we shall take shen afflicted
with serious diseases they may lead
to dear experiences. Don't, therefore,
triae with diseases Of the blood
manifested by srupsions, ~b'oschos,
scrofulOus and other ssellings and
grave symptoms, but take tha, well
tested and eficacious remedy, DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
the greatest blood purifier Of the age.
| ( the bowels are very costive use
also DR.. Pierces Pellets Qittle sugar
coated pills.
cuRRs FEVER AND AGuR.
Pleasant Vslley, n
10 Davies Co., ILL.,, 7
March 3Ist, 1879. J.
DR.. Pierce, Esq., - j.
Buffalo, N. Y:
Dear Sir-T write this 10 mfors
you that my child, one year old, bal
been permanently cured of the fove'
aud ague in a weeks time, by th'
use Of bot hsif a bottle Of your Gold
en- Medical DseoverI My vifs,
long uis4ves nom isss complain
aud biiliousness, by The use Of III
Dbeovery aad Pellets has been ; On
|, tirely relieved. The Discovery ha
never disappointed Us for cough
snd colds, ysaFs taly.
l. hNsS JAxfs SfficfsLL-
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FOR SALE.

We have q tnree.acre improved
lot in the town of D~atesville, a nice
family residence in which a bargain
can be had in price, time, ETC., by
early application to
A. j. & G. l.. Hurt,
o3O,dl5 CORTLAND, Miss
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In the Whole History Of Medicine

No preparation has performed such
marvellous cures, or maintained SO
wide a reputation, as AYERS CHERRY
PscroRAL, which IS recognized as the
worlds remedy fjr all d~iseasesof the
throat and lungs. Its long-continucd
series Of wonderful cures in all eli
mates has made il universally known
as a safe and reliable agent 10 en-
ploy. Against ordinary eolds, whpch
are the forerunners Of moro serious
disorders, II acts speedily and surely,
always relieving suffering, and often
saving life. The Profession il Affords
by It's timely use In the throat and
lung disorders Of children, makes II
an invaluable remedy to be kept al
ways on hand in every home. No
person can afford to be without II,
and those who have oncc used il
never will. From their knowledge oil
i.s composition and effects, physi'
cisns use the Cherry Pectoral extern
sivsly in their practice, and Clergy.
men recommend il. L. is absolutely
c~ert.in in It's medical effects, and will
always cure where cure; are possible
For sale by all d~saless.
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Administrators Notice.

Letters of Administrator on Tho estate Of John u.
Dick.r.on, deceased, were granted 10 the understan-
ell by the honorable rhanc'ry court Of Pamela county
10 a.. hut dlslfi.t therrai, Al Sardis, on the iith day
~ Inc 1851. Nov all ~trrsons having claims against
.sid estate. will ptssrnt thom aud have the psnc al
lowed and registered thin the tin,s alloucj by las
or the same will he forever barred, Persons indehi.
81 10 said esials arc requested 10 come iorw ard and
settle. JAWS n. ptrEEasos,
Sarii., De. 18th, 1880. Administrs,ef.
S. q Spencer, Attorney.
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National Surgical Institute.


One Of the Surgeons of this old
and notable Institute will visit Sar.
dis, Miss, January 18th, 1881; stop.
ping at the Verandah Hotel. The
object Of this visit is to give the af-
aicted al opportunity for e~mlaa
ton at or near their homes, thus saw
ing hopeless cases the expense of n
trip to Atlanta. A careful examin-
alton will be made, and patients can
learn il their cases are durable or can
be benefited, and whether it will be
necessary for them to visit the Insti-
tute. In such cases as can be cured
or treatment begun at home, ar
rangcments can be made with our
visiting Surgeon, and treatment CON-
menccd at once. Cases Of deformity
and chronic diseases will be examin-
ell, such as club feet, diseases Of the
hip, spine and joints, paralysis, piles,
FfstdIo, catarrh, fcma'c and private
diseases, and diseases Of the eye,
ear, etc.
Como carly, as the visit Is limited
to tile time stated. For circulars
and full particulars, address
NATIONAL SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
dfs-3] Atlantis, Ga
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yld&rEL 80
We fh st# ttm Hlti
Testify
NnE a. leH "A n l4fslA
.Tfhf y, "A us he Is
tHtl Wpk
M M lifH Mab iflp t8 Ma
"a am' a Charleston TtDilmsiis
'1ai w 200 TUESDAY
80 . fissut itvga 10 Iui
Saturday m We loms M fells lonlf,
his Ile made msay friends VII =
here sto WI regret tIs departure
All ths boys afs yeatnibE ~
Judge Simmons b return ffqm Con.
ference ~ Cslambas snd bflhk
Miss ldliie with him Dot ihty
viii have to wait tll ucsfly Christ
mas.
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Hot, not HOT

Go to Morehcad's for your llOli.
day presents, the finest selection ever
brought to Sardis in the way of fnc
Watches, chains, necklaces, hne set
rings, bracelets, Ladies and Misses
seis4solid gold.
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Look Out for Santa Claus

The Jolly old fellow has establisb'
ed an agency at CUTTERS where
his friends will find everything nice
for old and young folks at prices to
suit the times. Come and see At
CUTTERS.
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pps.t.L nrn.l a n.n.t.in

Hohaf,' nonheft - N~oIiFftfit
Ne You dittofbfl NJ night mud
brokou " your rcsl by d Nek child
suffering aud crying viii The ekotu.
eating pain Of cutting teeth VI 80,
60 NJ Once and get a bottle Of Mas
WtSsLnw's S0oTulSa SYRrp. Al
will relieve the poor little suaerer 10
m,liatcly depend upon n; there
Is M mistake about IT, There Is no
mother on earth Who has ever used
1t, who will not tell you at once that
Il will regulate tho bowels, gla rest
to the mother, and relief and health
to tho child, operating like magic,
II Is perfectly safe TO use in all cases
and pleasant to the taste, and is the
prescription Of one Of the oldest and
best family physicians and nurses in
the United States. Sold everywhere
Mt 2j cents a bottle. (nov27ly
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

DY virtue If a decree Of the Cbanscry
ID Court OF the lat 0istrlct OF Pamela Coun
", rendered on the 2Gth day Of November,
1850, upon the petition OIL y Goodson Of nj
vs. Mary J Smith etal,No. 6gl fOt IN le Of land
tor division. 3. r. BihnT, Commissions
rppoiuled by said decree, will proceed 10 sell
to the highest bidaer At public cutlery, on
Saturday the 9Th Day Of Jan,lssl,
10 front of. N. Laokey's store In The town
Of Eureka Springs, panola county, tie follow
ing decsribed real estate Situate aud lying In
the county Of Pnnola and s,ote gr Mississippi,
TO. wit south bali NJ the southwest quarter
Of section eight and sci Of sel Of section sew
en- all IN township ten range six west. "a Of
swi Of sec = town l0fhnge eweft. srI olseI
ol sec iowa 10 range . wrstl continuing
1901 ono hundred and twenty acres more OF
les. TERMS Upc.half eash and balance
ir twelve months with at per cent. interest
per annum IRON day of sale. Purchaser q
execute bond with approved security for De
fetrcd payments. Sstdis, Mrs, Dec lltl
1850. =. r. BLAkN, Clerk 4 Com.
hall / Booihe, Attorneys.
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$50 REWARD

reward of fhy dollars will be
paid by the undersigned, Mayor Of
the town of Sarlis, for the arrest
aad conviction Of the party or par
ties who defaced and BACKED the
front Of the store-house Of c. G.
Gross in Sardis on the night Of the
9Th of December, 1880. by order
81 the Board Of Mayor aud Alder
nen. This Dec. 18th 1880.
j. C. KYLE, Mayor.
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A square cost saIe-li you don't
wish to buy, call and price, | will
sell calicos from the REST branda
from 5 cents and upwards. Ladies
dress goods at COST. Flannels
FIaunels ! Flanncls in great variety
Whit, red, bluo, brown, grey, ma
vy-blnc, spotted, checked and plaid,
at COST. Go to CROSS.