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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-07
TREES. aa

WIN. WAGSTAFF HAS FOR SALE A
w fine varsity of Trees, Box Elder
Locust Honey Locust, Black Walnut, lin
Der Willows, NATIVE EVER9REENS f;
N al erries, Peaches. twelve different kinds:
Plums, sight different kinds; Apricots. the
very best. sugar House Ward, near the
Paper Mill. IA
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-07

Health, strength and vigor OF the
Kidneys and Bladder always follow
the use OF the great Buohu compound,
DR.. Mintie's Nephreticum. Brights
Disease, Diabetes. Inflammation,
Smsrting or Private Diseases are
quickly cured by it. For Leucorrhe
it has no equal. Don't be persuaded
to take any other preparation. Every
one who has tried it recommends It,
For sale by all druggists.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-07
WHTTE HnnsF.

n Taylor, Provo; NJ Perkins, J Rock
hill, Woods Gross; + Holbrook, Fill
more; o E Soloman, G Fudberg, A B
johnson, Park City; o + Patterson, r
Charles, D Mitchall, Frisco.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-07
CLIFF HOUsF,

&c Lambert, Kansas, Mo; G Ley
strom, G Hicks, VIM NJ Laws, VIM
Bracker, Rush Lake; Z Hamilton,
Howarth, Alta City; ] Clark, A B
Emery, Bingham; Walker, Ogden; g
w Spiccr, Montana.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-07

Sic ASHLEY CooPER's VITAL REsTo-
RATIvE.-The great English remedy
has made more cures of Nervous De-
Dility, Seminal Weakness, Lost Man
hood, nocturnal emissions, lassitude,
dependency and inability for mental
labor, dependency aud such di eases
SIS are induced by youthful iollies and
excuses, than oil other medicines
combined. 1t is not stimulant nor
exci,ant, is perfectly safe to take, Is
not qusck nostrum, and produces
results that are wonderful. Price s.
psr bottle. -Four times the quantity,
SO. 1t will no: diasppoint you. Try
a bottle.
To be hal at the Z. Q. IL. /. dTuG
department. Messrs. Moore, Allen &
o., and Dr. Mintis & Co., II Kear
nsy street, San Franciso, dis
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-07
VALLEY HOuSE.

Mrs Fitzgerald and three children,
Bingham; Mrs 7 B Graves and children,
\ Stewart, Sandy; 7 NJ Cole, San Fran
cisco; J Hilton, Virginia, B r Davis,
Tintic; j NJ Richards, Silver Reef; NJ
Welch, Ogden,
, 1880-04-07

THE TOWN AND A1.DE1sMAN1o ELECT10Ns
passed 0tf yesterday very quietly. The day
was by 10 mems such one Us WIS Inspiring
to the voter to Induce him to pass couple Of
hours standing III line awaiting his turn fur
tile opportunity to cast his ballot. The
weather was decidedly uncheerf,,i. In the
early morning tic sun shed Its mellow rays,
but by tho tiMe that tho polls opened
- o'clock-the sky had become over
cast with dark and threatening
clouds, which wcre occasionally broken
by riffs Of sunshine. Tho air was decidedly
damp alld chilly, anl It WIS weather mucll
more suitable To March than April. III the
afternoon it threatened rain, and several
times old ]. r, 1llnslo MI attempt to open tho
clouds, but tho drops OF rain that fell wero
few indeed. Then ca1ao q storm Of wind
and dust, followed by little moro rain and
some snow, and then thcr0 caiao all earnest
nEul honest haistornl, which only lastetl n
short time, however. Notwithstanding thlst
thoro WIS fair vote p0lletl. Thero was
HIT LITTLE DISTURBANCE Oil ENCITE,tENr
anywhere. III tho First and Second Wards
there was q 1nrgu amount of illegal voting
done. Especially was this tho clse In the
Second Precinct OF the First Ward. where,
1t Is alleged, ITO Illegal ballots were cast for
DR.. WlckorslIam, Aike Mcdonald a,ld Joe
Atackin engineered tl'is poll, and they run 1t
;r ant every nan ,o wig exYrrpsssd Ytasad- +; q
si'4G eEss Every Soa s6stqes 0 was p'Ss!s's thrsN
Il de way e nepu6liean voters. Ths
eSle tS sases aksf skay e1lsa o L. ' aa sa pe
Wurtl, AiII1a Sanders acted as tia Captaln-
t;eilcr. fur Ills brother Put, who w..s electud
Alderman, Here thy election judges made
ssaf sa s n@ti I 9 fn suseyes s%s1 sssxs Mss n5 t.
sworn IN Until nfter tic polls closed Tho
!!lufeat uf Mr.. billings y tho Srcond Ward
!* larKuly duo, To tile al4tl,y Ut the
}ssFsant M s Fo w WATT tp1N9ySS Nsy{Ss q e s %aeps %sr
lnanie cake " agaInst Ald. Mallory. WHO
was thu ca!ldftlato u the primaries for q re-
s!SS'S osp Of H. IT, Ii NJ Sa4 %a4 "issfs IT, on A.
gentleman who Is Will known, and exceed-
ness man Of integrity t. sl,ch that l.e cannot
l,e'p but proye Il benefit to tho axpayers OF
ONE or TIE 8AD RESULTS .
Of yesterdays elections lies In the fact that
Cullert0ll, Hllslrgtll, an1 IAlwlur arU returned
10 us Council. 'Illllretlas election, especial
y, Is oxcesdtngiy unfortunate. Ills Eecor.!
regime, llt5 recOEst W n GAuKer, 1llb flight
t9, Ca.l'ttta, bis sunealing, ala1 tther iitile
itltnsyncrascles. a,e such as mt to lttl much
confidence to tho ilea hat his career IN the
CoMnetl Coy; viii Ie ~ o'isat % t,t| 9ne: taWIel y
jolr taml Ii hand Ii! tho CouMeil meetings to
Al, Al to c1!!sfto tat i san Ut tks sast h,s9 By
WV u good deal OF tradlng dono for
Republican town tickets waFe sacriticed., 10
, 1880-04-07

AtnEck. ran ahead Of his ticket, and It was
alleged agatnst Dunpty that he lla4 made n
combination with tho Republicans. in order
to save himself. There wns q great deal of
uncertainty expressed as to tho South Town,
tllnt the returns Of tile tow, elections begn,
70 con,e In. The North Town Republican
Ticket, It was believed, WIS elected, and the
Indications ttlrtng the tlay favored such a re-
exceedingly ouct one, and the general result
VII l,e found In tho complete tables given
below.
, 1880-04-07

GOOD MORNING..
&c 0@T - ::
LOST"
f'fLOsT." !"
NEV Err, MEYER AGAIN
In CHICAGO.

Every single "DoLLAR" you expend in
these Eastern Branch Clothing Stores TINT
now surround Willoughby, Hill & CO. Is
sent daily to the PROPR1ETORs in BOs-
TON and NEW YORK, and is GONE
FOREVER from Chicago, except Of course
what the Resident" Manager deals out to
his salesfncn and for store rent. Now VIII
OBJ, Hi & Co. have paid out to tho "Wagc-
Workers" Of Chicago over
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-13

A Lille Boy Shoots and Nortahy
Mounds His Brother. Yesterday after
noon between 4 and 5 O'Clock James How
lett, a boy ten years Of ege, was accidentally
shot and mortally wounded by bis brother
Willie, who Is about thirteen years old.
Willie had a shotgun in his HAND which be
had taken from the house for the purpose
OF killing O cat that had been destroying
Dir. Howlett's young chickens. While the
two brothers were in their fathers yard,
on Tenth street near stockton, watching
for The cat, the gun was accidentally dis
charged. and almost the entire load lodged
10 tie younger brothers head, inflictiug
wounds which may prove fatal.
The two boys were q few feet from each
other at the time OF the accident. Some oil
the shot entered one OF tie little fellows
eyes, tearing II to pieces, and the powder
from the gan almost put out the other eye,
The family, hearing the explosion, ran on!
OF the house. frantic with grief at the sac
and sudden calamity which had beialler
them.
Or. Weisiger was sent for to attend th'
wounded boy, and upon examining his IN
juries was OF the opinion that they would
prove fatal. The face Of the boy Is literally
torn 10 pieces, and presents a pltiful sight
The Sad affair has plunged the family int
deep grief, and has stirred the sympathy o
the community.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-13

Ugxxyco Ngws.-The April term oil the
fsenrico County Court commenced yes'ef'
day. :. so,r
Frank sherry was found guilty OF iour
charges for selling liquor on Sunday. Inc
can't reserved Its decision until Wednes-
day. Eight charges against Sherry ior 'ne
above offence were dismissed.
Friiz Keck, for selling liquor on SUNDAY;
was found guilty Of two ofences' ana
,udgmeut sgainst him was reserved un'''
Thursday. o.,.
8. r. Pocklington, j. W. Blahkensblp,
and Owen O'Neal were fined $40 each Tor
selling Honor on Sunday.
The Court has fixed Saturday Tor the
time TO grant liquor-licenses for the coming
year.
The amount OF revenue derived from Inc
Use OF the Mofiett register in the upper as
irict for the month Of March was S36.I6.
Tire number OF malt drinks registered was
COS. and alcoholic 2,24a. The tex on me
former was 80 06, and on the latter s33 10.
John Wallace and John James (coiored)
were on the fury which tried the above
cases yesterday. They have the honor OF
being the first c0lored Jurors OF HenIico.
The trusi.deed OF the Richmond aud Al
leghany railroad for S5,000,000 was present
ed In the clerks Office yesterday for recorda'
ti0n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-13

CIypERELLA.--On the 18th OF this month
less than two weeks from to-day-the
popular opera OF Cinderella will be again
performed In Richmond. Those who were
so fortunate as TO witness its rendition
scarce one year since will not soon forget
TIE enthusiasm with which II was received.
Few operas ever visited our city and gave
more genuine pleasure to its audiences
than did this OF the Lady OF the Glass
Slipper-created, trained, and perfected in
our MIDST. The grand pageant OF The
Household Guard, which is q brilliant fea-
tnre in this opera, will be attendant on the
approaching presentation in full panoplied
array, and doubtless enthuse the audience
rs before. This fine spectacular display Is
remembered "a surprising anything Of a
similar character ever before witnessed in
Richmond. The competent direction,
talented material, and thorough training
with which this opera is favored, give strong
guarantees OF its artistic success. This
fac, coupled with the humane aud laudable
purpose which animates 1t in IFS worthy en-
dnayor, should not fail OF hearty response
at the hands Of our citizens, and those as
well Of Deighboring cities, 10 whom, we
learn. special facilities and redustion in
rates will be offered by the railroad authori-
ties.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-13

~ ornoSs wlin .,s.,..s.r..
Rea, Estate Aserss and , nSr', and Bank.
.~..., ,reet between Mhi" NJ"


Eleventh street tetweea
,,,n,,srrry SALE OF TWO ", VERY Z
I'kUS,EEn2 JAMEsRIyER rAh ~, ss n Mi
AucTfcN.-Dy virtue OF de n,I,srd and William
dsrsned from EsesSed ste the 22t DAY c OF
lisrd, sra and OF record 70 ,nx we viii sell
Of the County Count r,cs % Of rnb6s wlliam,s rem
at auction, a. md ND, anctioneers. No norIn
s,ree. 10 the city OF Ricbm,onaa' w'TWO yALUA-
Aprl l3 1850. s ~ ~ conny. on James river
T Tr.et No. j. known as PiP, s,D,u ,r SIX NUN.
.ides q sysp's PSTt1rsSTgT aq AND THREE.
DREn t MSD sr,,Es: 2l2Y acres opsn ,aI'di sre
balance In OAK aud pine wood, ~ wharf. " ne
which two miles from me rooms with wide halls
one y. below and above STAIRS; 10 so
sories There are while "a, svd Is in good re-
par.orsi rho ds.n dnys are more than ample I lSr
The place, and are IN good repsni IN mari of VERY
are highly improved ann apV or rord-wood, and
much ine timber for ship building ana Quiet p"'
poses. q ,,owr as DILLARD'S.
v n,sp rEaCr. containing FOUR hhnDimn ai,
AND FIFTEEN AND A HALE AG na Sna i avoa
acres open land; balance OAK a.n az fine quality
DiIIard's wharf Is also on TIL. poCo There IS
and cost nearly sS "a FEET, aud the
stosage-aSuse s on ,p1 feet Nearly half The produce
raised in srry county is shipped from ms sn na
s"rehop,c. 16 ny SO feet, just built for postoics
and other rurpo.es. The Jaines-hNrr $50 LII
ahounds, and is could be made one OF the best nsh-
cries on the river. .. ..,. ,oi,rce NJ
o,a and Two wears for negotisb notes per cent
in, rest adeed. secured by deed OF trust IN - .
#, . pa ~, . RONERT n. JONES, JR.,
'"e SAMUEL STEVENS,
Trustees.
GRupBs & WILLIAMS. Aucfioneers. ,s,.
NH 25,27.30ap1.5,7&tds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-13

urgr,xo OF TIM GRAND LoDaE j. o. Q.
n The Grand Lodge OF Odd-Fel;ows win
conyenc In annual session at 0dd-FeIiows..
nsIl this morning ct 10 o'clock. Most OF
me delegates have arrived, and are quar-
tered at the -. James Hotel. Among Tue
arrivals NAV be mentioned Joel G. Wn',e'
ESQ, Of Norfolk, Grand Master; james d.
Blanks, OF Petersburg. Grand Represents,
tyr 70 the Grand Lodge OF me un,,eo
s.a.cs: NJ. Colbert, Of Hampton, I. v. NJ
Hugh Latham, Of Alexandria, Z. ". NJ
r. 3. Branch. al Petersburg, L. W. m.
Judge John Crebs, OF winchester JOIN
a. English. OF Fredericksburg; ana .i,ny
ether distinguished members OF tne os" 81.
Immediately after the aolournmens VI III, s;T
orsnd Lodge the Grand Encampmen' VIII
meet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-13

Brief HemS.-Tbe April term OF tue
Cbestci field County Court commenced yes
terday, and q number OF lawyers from TINS
city wen, out TO attend court. .
The names OF five persons are mentioned
in connection with the Office CT Common
wealtb's attorney at the next election.
A meeting OF the congregation OF the
Methodist church will be held tomorrow
night 10 further consider The question OF
improving the church.
The Mayors Court was not in session yes
teraay, there being no docket to dispose OF.
At the different churches in the city sun
DAY the regular pastors conducted the SER
vices and the attendance at each church,
both morning and night, was very large.
The fires in the woods in Chesterfield
near Manchester have been extiDguished,
but not before quantity OF cord wood and
fencing were destroyed.
Some important suits are set for trial az
the next term OF the Hastings Court, which
begins next Monday. >,
A regular mee'iog Of the City Council
will be held next Friday night at instead
OF II O'clock.
The meeting Of the Manchester bond
holders will take place tomorrow. III IS
expected that some agreement between the
city and Der creditors will be arrived at.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-13
BY George II. Polndexter,
Real Estate Agent,
1000 east Main street.

IS TRUSTEE IN A DEED FROM
n WILLIAM FAUNILEROY, dated January
Ia. 1879, will cell at auction, on he preini-.
ses. on TUESDAY. Agrl IS f,on lSso' co az y
on'iny an Zee, ON Twenty. fourth street at It's IN
terseciion with the souih ine Of t street. running
back l25 feet 10 an alley IA feet Wide .o,.o
TTpys. Cash as 10 costs of sale, and $500
,y,,h ,n,erest from the 18th Of July. 1879. AMI AS
70 $50 with interest from the 10Th OF January
1850 balance as announcer mt sale. 80. l.. .
Iwmedia,eiy after the above. and az trustee In q
doaJ from William Singleton. dated The ION OF
January. 1879. VIII sell LOT at the sou invest
Intersection Of Twenly.ffh and T streets, ironling
an Twent, gf n street 80 feet, and extending back
los feet 10 an alley ID feet wide, with n sinall
framed house theron. upon The terms OF ca,h as 10
costs of sale and si5. with interest from me l1,n
of January 1850: ard a. 10 80 much OF tue ceot
Jno nv William Faunteroy rs the above property
CONVEYED by him fails 10 bring, ana Da'ahce rs
may "c a""O" GEORGE II. POINDEXTER.
90 Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-13

William III. Vanderbilt has sent to the
Treasury twcnty.one millions more OF per
cents 10 be registered in his name. lie mas
therefore, now standing to his account on
the books OF the Department the sum OF
SOL. 000 900 of 4 per cent. bonds, being the
largest sum ever owned by any Individual
in the history Of the Government. Mr..
Vanderbilt expects to receive S6,OO0OO0 as
the closing payment Of the New YORK Gen.
trail syndicate on Tuesday next, and this
amount. il is said, will also be invested In
per cents.
The Norwegian ship Levathan, from Bor-
doaux, arrived in New York Saturday, hav-
ing or board seven Of tie officers and crew
of the British ship Snarcsbrook, which cap
sized in mid.ocean during fearful gale on
March 22d When re,cued the men had
been dashed to the rigging thirty hours.
James Farren, a sailor, and William Fran
els, cpok, were washed overheard and
drowned, and Thomas Matthews died from
exhaustion. The Snaresbrook sailed from
Doboy, Ga, on March 9Th with a cargo OF
timber consigned 10 parties in Hull, Eng
land.
DR.. Gucrsen, homeopathic physician OF
Phiisdctphia, has been arrested on suspi-
cjor Of having poisoned bis wife, post
nortem showing the presence OF arsenic In
her stomach She left a considerable estate.
| About a week before she died her mother
died very suddenly. and prior 10 that the
Doctors father wa: found dead in bed one
morning.
deputaiiop, headed by ex-LeutenaDt'
Governor DorsbeimIer, OF New York, has
gone to Ottawa TO consult with Governor
General Lorne on the subject OF the pro-
posed International Park at Niagara Falls
The body OF the late General Isaac M. 81
john. whose death occurred at the white
Sulphur Springs last "wednesday, was
buried in Greenwood cemetery saturday
| % no Inc New York Times.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-13
by Augustine Royal
successor 10 Moody & Royal),
Real Estate Agent and Auciioneer'
Office corner Niuth and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.
by Augustine Royal

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il IMPROVED AND UNiNPRONED RENL rs
TATE N TIE CITY OF MANCHESTER ON
THURSDhY, APRIL %. 1850, AT A. O'GLoCh
p NJ ON 1HE PRfMt-Er.-By Nir;ue OF a deed
M trust executed 10 tne Undersigned 0y :. Brook,
dated Aprl !. 1875. and tuly rec rje'i In me Illus
,ings Court CLERKS office fJf saiO city, ID. w. volume
so 10 DO by the beneficiary az pu6le1uclon on ne
day and hour above written, the VERY Val l y
BILE REAL ESTATE Described rs follows 'FRONT.'
and fronting on he street running parallel WIN te
Richmond and DAM HE "a lroad There are TWO
ccrined land IN good order. THIS VALUABLE
Property shou.dat' raci attention.
TERMS: Cash n 10 expenses or sale ana 10 pay on
balance of Si42.6J secured In said decd OF irust
the re-, due IL anv, payable at such time AS VIII De
an 10 Il. r. BROOKE, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-13

BENNETT THE BIGAMIsr SENT TO THE PENI-
TESTIARY.-ln the Hastings Court yester-
day henry Z. r. Bennett, who was brought
from North Carolina several days ago TO be
tried here for b'gamy, was tried, found
guilty. and sentenced TO three years in tue
penltentlary. Rev. Samuel Shannon, Of Bal
timore, and Rev. Coward Huber, appeared
as witnesses for the Commonwealth. The
former minister married Bennett to bis first
VII. Miss Carrie =. Ward, in Baltimore,
and the latter married Bennett 10 Miss
Catherine Stone in Richmond. Benefits
son by his first wife testified In his fathers
behalf. The letters which he had written to
his first wife, who he said was dead, were
produced in court as evidence against him.
The testimony seemed conclusive. He will
be conveyed to the penitentiary In few
days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-13

staunion Deiegates.--we were m.sIn,
formed through the telephone SATURDAY
MEAT az 10 the names OF the deiegsus ~ az
pcintcd to the Staunsou Convention oy nv
Chestcrficld Convention. The oe'ss ,,,.e,
selected were Samuel +. MadnoA WIZ, n
and Simeon Logan tcoloredl: i MeJd Ec r.
structed 10 vote Tor dran'' LIN rs,,-
known 10 be a Sherman man, anu W. The
resent Grant only to certain esssns; an
delegates are not In favor OF ioIu -, an
electoral ticket at Staunton, ous ''o 'o'
usniedced ticket.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-13

Fire in Chesterfield. SATURDAY Afternoon moo,
frame house belonging to coioreu n,an,
situated on the Petersburg TURNPIKE se.ei nv
mile below Manchester, was destroys W
fire. The fire originated from coImnsy
sharks. Tbere was no insurance upon a ane
propcrty, and the loss was ABOUT soy =.
Major Joseph Walker, who nappeneu 10 &c
near by at tie time the fire broke ou', Wa
painfully burned on his hahos WING
de,vori,s TO put out the hre.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-13

Smdoy-Schooi Meef'ng:mIoe .ea umn'
monthly meeting OF the fittn-o'rees oau
day-scbooi Aid Society TOOK pace ouuua.
afternoon at the .Ntnth-Street metnou'ss
church. Mr.. James A. Gentry dciivereo
very Interesting address, which was a'ten,
lively listened to throughout. IL wa. Iu,'
II good advice to Sunday'schooi scnoiaIs;
Persons from Petersburg and Richmond
came over to bear Mr. Gentry's speech, anu
the attendance at the meeting was quitc
large. A collection was taken up ior .ns
benefit Of the poor children OF this city, anu
will he used in clothing them in ORDER ina.
they may attend the Sunday school. brl ns
spcecbes were also made by rev. d. :
Woodward and Mr.. !. &. Wells.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-13
BY Jas. MacGougaIl. Auctioneer,
, 10 Governor for thirteenth street

SALE OF FURNITURE,
II ROSEWOOD PIANO, OFFICE-DESkS. EEA-
THFR-BEOs, CHILDRkN'S CAkRiAGEs, III n
WARE, &C, AT AUCrl;,N.-THIS DA at lU;2
O'Clock | will sell at my warerooms, as above, Tor
parties leaving the city 90, <,o,,,,,,, n,
/ superior KO>EWOOD-CASE 6I-OCTAVE FL
ANO. made by Kpsbe & Cache. OF most ex'
ceilent tone aud style; nD
WALNUT, MAHOGANY, ana o'her ARD
DuREAUG, BEDsTEADs, wAsHsTANDs
MAIoGASY SOFAS and MARBLE-ToP Ia
sIDEBOkRDS. TIN-sAFES, LOUNGES:
excellent WALNUT aud 0 AK OFFlCt-DEShS
REV DIVING aud ARM OFFlCE-tHAnkS;
Very Gne FEATHER-BED-, BOLSFERS, Pill
Lows. and HAIR MATTRESSES;
CANT, WOOD. and FOLDING CHAIRS
Z CUlLUREN'S CARRIAGES IN good order;
COOKING and HFATING-sTOvEs, NC.
Also, an inycice OF NEW IlNWARE-such as
EUCKETS, COFFkE-POt :.
OIL.CANS, MEASURES. &c.
ConSignmens receive up 10 me hour OF SAFE.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, AuctiJheer:
T.. u. COOK, Salesman. ap 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-13

Funeral Of John q. Buchanan, The
funeral Of the late John g. Buchanan, Of
tbt. city, took place sunday afternoon at 3
o'cioek 1t tbs Aauchester Baptist church.
The church was crowded 10 IT. utmost ca.
paclty By the friends and scquaintances Of
he family Of the deceased, and many per.
sous we're unable 70 obtain seats. The coi-
- VAS covered With beautiful flowers, and
4 long procession, headed By Friendship
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-13
By Frank ID. Hill K Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
LIDS Main street.

TXECUTORS' SALE OF VALUABLE
L. AND DEsIRADIY LOCATED STOC b
BRICK DWELLING AT THE NORTtlEA,SS,I
DORNER OF MARSHALL AND EIGHTH
STREETS.-At the request OF the executors OF lne
late Ambrose Carton we Will offer for SAFE AT atc,
lion that truly DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, located
as above described on the premises, on tuesday,,
April 81, 1880 at 5 O'Clock =. VI.
The house is remarkably well built. ana contains
about twelve rooms marble manetis IN every room
gas chandeliers and fixtures throughout the h0ue.
LatrObe Stove to heat upper rooms; New i'ahSe III
kitchen with hot and cold water attachment Datn,
iSr. The Kitchen aud laundry ACCOMMODATIONS are
ample. Double Brick Stable ana Carriage HOUSES
on the Tot. ao.,,.,,,io.,, -
The central portion Of The city, aud near thc iosi.
Office Courts, Marktt-HouSe &c.) should render u
very desirable rs 4 residence PARTICULARLY rs Tue
Immediate neighborhOo0 Is excellent. 49,
THE TERMS will be eXtraordin trlly libera; pro pro-
yided the purchaser Ge-ires long credts-say .I'UO0
On sh and the balance I'm one, lwo three, iour' anu
five years, deferred payments to bear interest az
per cent. and he secured by trust deIh on 'he
properly. fRANh ~. MI it * 80,
an ? 3I5i7lo2 23S tdtis Aucuoueers.