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lpocketing which Il deeply suvgestlye 81 ,nc
outlines Of the wearer's conscience. we
have known people who would never fairiy
mt their specsacles on; but would ho'd
them the wrong wav, or squint through
them with tho springs folded, and In tact
do ANYTHING rather than incur The terrible
odlum az bong supposed 10 "wear specta-
cles.o This has always seemed to Us Of.
most greater affeciation than the habit OF
wearing an unlicensed eyeglass; and II has
been onlle relief 10 turn 10 tho simple
though In one sense rather complicated
honesty Of an esteemed friend who uses
blue spectscles. an ear-trumpct, and re-
snIra,or. we own that we prefer meeting
him when walking rather than when riding
or driving; for, although naturally gooa'
looking man, when armed with the ABOVE
mentioned weapons he IL an object OF winch
horse might excusably shy.
LISA disputed point whether artists, IN
p.Intipg potraits OF these who habituaily
wear glasses, ought 10 introduce In their
pIcture, the spectaclcs OF their sitters. IL
il objected that when they do so the natural
expression Is concealed or altered, ana tnat
spectacles give an unpleasant effect. IL IS
further urged that an artist has the right 10
do. all he can to present his sitter 10 the
most favorable light, and that ne may even
portray him 10 some ancient costume IN
stead OF In modern dress with good effect.
On these grounds there Is doubtless great
deal to be said against introducing the spec
tacles. On the other band, II seems dcsira-
BILE that portrait should, OF all things, re.
call the subject TO our memories, and that II
should present him to posterity as be APP
peared to bis contemporaries; therefore,
when a person habitusly wears spectacles,
it seems most reasonable to let him wear
them in his picture. Again, IL you make
man who Is accustomed always to wear
glasses take them of, his eyes feel uncom-
Portable and out OF focus, so that II you
paint them as they then seem The ehect Is
ANYTHING but agreeable. Perhaps OF all
people spectacles sit least well on Asiatlcs I;
and, as they arc often short.sighted, they
are much given to the use OF glasses. In
general, sayages regard spectacles as choice
personal adornments. We lately heard OF
q native chief In south Africa whose sole
=. qarmenture consisted OF an old dress
coat. pair Of green spectacles, and tooth.
brush stuck behind his left ear.
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TRUsTEEs SALE OF Larger u, RI F sn!s,r,
Glass gRisK K, TsSEEMNTFwMFk sS sixrH AID
styESIl sTRfEIs; APP ~ pSr TlsAy Mo yAe9 On
BIE sQuAFE (DE fqunMsrv nTn nv GROVE.
Inv ~ dsMain,sskRby, AND VINE sTREErs,
NEAR 10 RICHMOND GQ1Ls sgftr mp s 10 ip.
SITE TO WHAT = GAsi ,,u., Executed to The cub
scriber nv Mr. W,lliam Y. sheppard Jr.. asd vile.
the rsi 6espns date March 70 III sUd nv rs
coud hearInF date ,N ovemosd Tbancerv Court in
unoL M, ~ n al, and the second IN Henlieo
County Court, B. g. 1922 50, and a hsa ~ a s,
mond Chancery Coort ~ ~ ,y been 81 REQUIRED by
The holder Of The seyerai notes secured oy ,ne saa
tive dceds, proceed 2 sell =. PaSShe On auc''op' o"
MONDAY. OCTOBER D.
a, Az ,c,oct p NJ mr. fair; n not. the first fair day
STORY BRICK TENEMENT uncl1iins p rsns,,n
street. formerly occupied BY the rantor, In said
deed, but BY Major l. u Csrrirston se i aay
2s feet, runs back about l53 fett 10 Niue aney'
aud bounded on the north By announcer a'ey con-
ta,ns about is roons, and finished In handsome
style.
And on the following day-viz.,
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1880
At AZ O'Clock +. NJ, on the premises, mat bEAeLi
FIJI SQUARE in sidney. partly within the CITY
limits aud partly without, bounded ny Grove,
Floyd, Lombsroy, ana Vine streets. con taninx iour
lots, Nos. ll3, ia, 10 ana lio' eSSn nas , q
front OF 40 PIP feet, and depth oil lin rect 10
an alley 20 feet wide.
As these lots are 10 the west End" quite near
to Richmond College, they should atract the spe-
cIal attention OF capitalists and others.
PIats Of the property Will be exhibit td ~ the sse'
and can in the mean time be seen at my once.
TERMS: Cash under the first deed 10 me extent
of A 600 with interest from 18th March, 1850,
Including expenses OF sale. taxes, and insurance ~
arrear ii unpaid; under the second deed: s4'OOO
10 fan due 18Th November. 1880, togeth,r With
some Interest In arrear: also taxes and insurance,
IL unpaid; and as the residue or Tie proceeds OF
such sales, on such terms as the granior slal pre-
scribe and direct. or on their failure 10 give any
directions, then on such terms as the trustee snail
think NJ.
The special attention Of those Wishing TO pur-
chase good real estate is called 10 this sale.
2I,23,25,26&dtds W. GODDlN, trustee.
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,rRusTEEs, SALE OF FIRsT.CLAss

TRUSTEES SALE OF FIRST.CLASS
i PORTABLE sTEAM-ENGISE AND SAW
Wfr,L.--By virtue OF decd OF trust cxecusd ~
william Al. Hall and william Il. Sheppard, Jr.. 70
"a trustees and duly recorded In the clerks once OF
New Kent county. TO secure the psyment on
certain netes therein mentioned. and whereas us-
fault has been made In the payment OF certain
OF said notes aud being required 80 10 90 by tnf
beneficiary, we viii sell ut public auction on
THURSDAY TUE Urn DAY or OCTOBER, $780,
on The farm Of wingfeld I.ipscomb, about one and
hall miles from TunsiaiI's station as 1880 u. Ne
one l5-HORsE.POW "ErLIPSEn PORTA-
BLE STEAM ENGINE AID BOILER on whteis'
complete with governor pntn D. gaiig ssiery sase'
&C.. &C. with one NO. !" ECLiP>E' t.onlA
BILE sAw-MiLL. with 0-foot carriase. improved
frlcsion feed motion. inderendent ratchet nead-
blocks. cant-hooks, saw-hammer. setRauge, &c,
with so feet 10-inch Apply gum betting.
This engine and saw-miil Is OF one OF the la,est
make, and from the weii.known house OF frick
Co.. WayDesboro', Va. No more complete outnt can
be procured by any one wishing to engage IN 'he
Lumber su iness. ,,,
Trims: Cash as TO 1900; and balance on credit
OF four, eight, and twelve months for negotiable
notes hearing Interest at G per cent. and secured
by lean The property, or all cash. as me PURCHASER
my J. ). GREER,
Trustees
NoTR-Any desired information In reference 70
this sale may be Obtained by application 10 y. .
Davis, at Tnnstsfs station. Sc 20
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BY J. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FIRST-CLBSS
Il sTOCK-BRICK RESIDENCE, WITH CAR
RIAGK-HOUSE AND STABLE, MOST CEN
TRALLY LOCATED, No. 407 EIGHTH STREET
BETWEEN MARSHALL AND CLAY STREETS.
y virtue Of two deeds Of trsst executed TO the un
dersigned. trustees the one dated December2 1873,
the other February 23. 1877. recorded In Richmond
Chancery Court. ID. Is. 106 G, page 497, and ID. u.
10 G., page 90 TO secure certain notes therein re-
toned. and whereas default has been made IN the
payment of certain Of said notes, and being required
30 to by tie beneficiary, we VIII sell at puonc
auction, on
WEDNESDAY. 10Th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1880,
at 3 O'Clock p. NJ, the real. ESTATE described in
said deeds-iO wit All that land in the city OF Rich
Inond, with the improvements thereon. wing on the
eastern line of Eighth street between Clay and Mar
shall streets. fronting So feet inches and running
back between lines 100 feet 10 an alley 10 feet
wide.
This properly will be recognized 1t once as being
a DESIRABLE, FIkST.CLASS RESIDENCE, as
centrally located could be wished. and with such
cOnveniencts and comforts as are 10 be found In any
first class residence In the city,.
Seldom such property Is found on the market, ana
parties looking for such should attend this sale.
TERMS: While the deeds pres cflbe the terms cash
rs TO expense of sala and the amount due and un-
paid on the notes, yet Nv consent OF all parties the
terms will be one third cash and balance In SIX and
twelve months. 6 per cent Interest added, secured
by deed of trust LEROY T.. BROWN,
J. THOMPSON BROWN,
Trustees.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, AuctIoneer. Sc I7-tds
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AUCTION SALES-Monday.
BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Aucuoneer,
lIl3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FRAME
" HOUSE AND LARGE LOT. 115xl40 FEET
ON WEST LINE OF LAUREL STREET BE.
TWEEN SPRING AND CHINA STREETS, FOR
DIVISION of AN ES1ATE.-n pursuance OF a
decree of the Chancery Count of The city Of Rich.
rnond. entered june 20, 1880. IN suit style OF
Short u.s. Short and ais. the undersigned, special
commissioner therein appointed. viii sell at pubic
auction, on
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 27TH,
AT 3 O'Clock Il. NJ, the above. mentioned PROPER
TY, fronting on the west line Of Laurel street 10
feet, with dep,h of i40. The Improvements con-
sjst of a FRAME DWELLING, with Out-house'.
Parties looking for home with large garden In an
improving section Of the city will find this good
opportunity. The property may be sabdiylded In
lois, as suits the purchasers present
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance In four, elgbi,
and twelve months, bearing per cent. interest, and
M lie retained uil ali the money IS paid and deed or
dered by The Court. JAMES II. DOOLEY.
CQmmissioner
i THOMPSON BROWN. AuciiOneer. se21
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BY Frank ID. Hin & Co.,


TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VAL.
l. LIABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE WEST
END, ON BROAD, MARSHALL, AND CLAY
STREETS. NEAR THE NEW DEPOT OF RICH.
NONE, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD COMPANY. AT AUCTlON.-On
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1880,
at 4 O'Clock p. NJ. on the premises, located as
above We will SELL BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated
March 81, 1874, and recorded In ID. Il. 102 A.,
page 299. Richmond Hastings Court, 2S6 by 1913
feet inches OF ground on the north vest corner OF
Marshall and Bowe streets; 800 feet OF ground
fronting on Marshall street, between Kenny and
Norton streets; 239 feet of ground on The south
side OF Marshall between Harrison and Hancock
streets.
Also, LOT fronting 1872 feet on Broad between
Norton and Kinney streets.
These lots are laid of, and will be shown on plat
in the hands Of the auciioneeTs.
These lots are now very valuable, owing 70 their
ooztion-in the immediate line OF growth or Broad
aud Marshall streets; and being 50 near 10 the
hand,ome property owned by the Richmond Col
lege, should be considered rs good Investment.
Receni sales of lots In this neighborho0d viii guar
antee profit to purchasers al the price that these
lois can be sold for now.
TERMS UNDER THE DEED Cash as TO expenses
OF sale and f3.500 the balance upon such terms as
grantors In said deed may direct, or other terms
more satisfactory may be made on day OF sale
JOHN VI. GUY,
FRANK ID. BILL,
sega Trustees.
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BY Robert d. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1919 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A SPLEN-
" DID LOT on MAIN STREET EAST OF AND
iNG THE TOBACCO FACTORY OF MEssRs,
CULLINGwORTHS ELLISON, FRONTING On
FEET AND EXTENDING BACK EIGHTY-FIvE
FEET IN DEPTH.-By virtue OF o decree OF the
Chancery Court Of the city Of Richmond. entered
%. Atkinson e ais, we win sell, upon the premi-
ses, on
TUESDAY, 2eTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1880,
NJ 8 O'Clock +. NJ, the VALUABLE LOT described
above suitable for the erection OF tooaeco factory
or small stores. &C.
The lot win be subdividedi II desired.
TERMS Ons fourth cash; balance AZ six. yweiye
,ofes win Interest added and title 10 be retained
until ali the purchase money - raid.
GEORGF H. BURWELL,
GEVksE d. HAkkIsON,
r. "a Commissioners
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Nv w. Gotldiu,
BY W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Aucrioneer.
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE BRICK
i DWELLING AND OTHER IMPROVEMENTS
on THE SOUTH SIDE OF GRACE BETWEEN
FOUSHEE AND FIRST STREETS. OPPOSITE
KNOWN S As TIE as0UTHERN FEMALE IN,
STITUTC"-By virtue Of two deeds OF rust exc
eu,ed by Mr. Alfred Moses and wif-'he first 10 the
undersigbed w. Goddin and A: NJ. Kelley. trustees;
bearing dare 4th November, 1871, and The second
to the Undersigned /. II. Darlington and r. D. Levy,
trustees. bearing data 25th November, SO, both
duly recorded IN Richmond Chancery Court-we
shall In execution thereof proceed TO sell at public
auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, 1sr OCTOBER, 1890,
al AZ o'clock =. NJ Or fair II mol. on The drst fair
day lhsreafier)' that VERY VALuABLE REA ~ Z
II feet. and a depth Of 1853 feet to wide paved
alley. On the lot Is a. VERY HANDSOME
DWELLING. three stories above the basement,
ING erected by the late ~. z. Leiebvre for board
ing. and dsy.schooI. Including those In the dwell
ing there altogether about thrty-nye roens' IN
cluding two handsome parlors reception rcoms, We;
To the east of the dwelling there is HANDSOME
BUILDING LOT, having front on Grace street OF
about 3Ux156 feet to said alley. inc premises are
now occupied as first-class FAMILY Ooardln2'house
The foregoing real estate is located on Grace
street In a most desirable nelghbOrh0Od. The
premises were originally designed by Mr. Lefebvre
for n 1rst.clais residence and bOarding-schOo and
have loup been used as such by the late d. Lee Pow
ell, Mrs Carrington, and others ana Tor tnat Dur
pose or for boarding hOuse or large family they
have many advantages.
TERMS: BY consent of parties. one fourth cash
balance AT six. twelve. and eighteen months Tor ne
gotiabe noles, interest added secured by deed of
trust.
The special attention of capitalists and others is
called 10 this sale. W. GODDiN,
A. VI. KELLEY.
Trustees I'm the first deed;
]. II CARRINGTON,
u. J. LEVY,
Trustees Ia the second deed.
se17,l9.22&td,ds
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BY Jno. r.. Lauebton, Jr., Auctloneer,
No. eI6 Main street.
law LIBRARIES AT AUCTION.

on WEDNESDAY THE 30TH INSTANT,
at 4 O'Clock p. NJ VIII sell at my auction house,
No. Ole Main street. the
LAW LIBRARIES
of the Hon. Robert L. MONTAGUE, deceased late Lieu.
Tenant oyernor Ct the state Of Virginia aud Judge
OF The Circuit Court of the Eighth circut or Virginia.
and the Hon. Raeigh 7. Daniel, deceased, lste At
,ornev General OF the State OF Virginia. The TWO
collections embrace
STANDARD TEXTBOOKS;
United STATES SUPREME. CIRCUIT, and
DISTRICT COURT REPORTS, and many VAL
liable ENGLISH REPORTS:
Complete sets OF the VIRGINIA STATE RE-
PORTS;
aud Including all OF the VALUABLE LAW BOOhs
usually found In well-colected libraries.
Catalogues are now ready. and VIII he furnlsnel
on application and orders taken for books for those
who may be unable 10 attend tbe sale. .,
JNO. +. LAUGHTON, JR"
seo5-5t AuctiOneer
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BY Robert b. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
No. 1912 Main street

MISERABLE AND WELL-B IL I
DNEW BRICK STORE AND DWELLlNG
CORNTR or FIRST AND LFIGH STREETS
FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION.-By request
Of the owner, shall SELL upon the premises, by pub
lie auction, at 8 O'Clock Z. NJ, on
WEDNESDAY, 10Th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1880,
the above-described valuable property. The store
Is well htied up with counters and shelving. The
dwelling contains six rooms besides cellar; gas
and wafer fixtures; bath house, &C., complete. The
lot IS well connected with euverts. This Is good
stand for any light business and the building Is wei
and substantially constructed. Nice front yard.
Frame kitchen In rear Of house. Any one desiring
10 purchase a nice home and bnsiDess-stand will do
well 10 attend the sale.
TERMS will be very reasonable.
ROBER1 h.. I.Y MI. AuctOnePT.
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T AND SALE.-In pursuance OF the de-
i cree OF the Circuit Couft OF buckingham
county at Its April term, 1880 IN the chancery
cause OF Brown & Son for, &c, Us. George Booker
The undersigned commissioners Will offer FOR sale,
at public auction, In front OF Buckingham Court
house, on the
nth DAY OF OCTOBER, 1880,
that being court-day, the REAL. ESTATE Of George
Rocker situated on James river In buckingham
county aud referred to and described in The papers
aud proceedings In said cause, and not nelndng the
real estate conveyed by George Booker to Csmm
child, Mary Louisa Booker. by, deed dated Novem:
Der rs, 1878. The TRACT OF LAND 70 nc sold
by recent survey contains sEyh ;N,i, -To ON
GROUNDS: TeO HUNDRED AND NINETY
FIVE ACRES OF SUPERIOR CLEAREl HIGH
sCKEs OF HEAVILY-TiHBERED W0oD-
LAND. II 10 Immediately on the line OF the Rich
m0nd aud Allegheny railroad, and about three miles
BEAUTIFUL BUILDI ..G-SlTE In plain view OF
the river, with grove and orchard adjacent mere
%. IL has all necessary o1tDnidnks, ana the
fertile while the low grounds are among the very
hest on the river. II Is convenient 10 churches ana
schools and situated in an elegant neighborhood.
n ia believed that there Is q vein of fine magnetic
ore running through the farm. IL Is rare thst Such
handsome and valuable properly - on Tie market
Said land viii he seld subject 20 debt OF $4,000,
with interest thereon payable annually from The lst
day Of January. 1880, Al the rate OF per cent:
paid and which is secured by Trust deed executed
by George B0oser to NJ. Al. Gillian aud j. D. Hors-
lev trustees which Is OF record In the clerks once
of The County Court Of Buckingham. The princi-
pal OF said cebt Is only payable upon the order OF
The Chancsry Court OF the city OF klcnmond. on
the rjority Of W. w. Akers, who Is about seSen-
teen years or age. .-..,5 -. =,
suit and sale-say about &300-and the further su IN
OF A50O and as TO the residue or the purchase
money there shall be a credit OF one. two, three
four and Ave years, equal instalmepts. bearing In
terest from day OF sale until paid, aud to be evil
dsnced by bonds OF the purchaser. with good per,
sousi security, and the title retained asaddiuona
security. .u.,.. Z,
| Commissioner CAnm Patieson, aud any or 10.
olnmissionsrs will AFFORD any Information desired
II. T.HUBARD,
CAMM PATTGSON,
\ JOHN r. MOON,
| THOMAS d. MARTIN,
| j. u. HURsLEY,
| Commissioners.
| All eousrpuricasions addressed 10 Camm Pate ou
| Hows rdsvile poas-ofncs. AIbclinfc county, Va
VII b. promptly ATTENDED, o. Ssa
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THE THREE-STORY NIT E.
Il FRONT BRICK STORE AND DWELLING
NO. 1915 EAST FRANKLIN STREET AND THE
LARGE BUILDING IN THE REAR. On WAL
NUT ALLEY, AT AUCTlON.-By request OF the
owner. who resides abroad, we VIII sell by auction,
upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY THE 10Th DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
at AZ o'clock Z. NJ, TENEMENT No 1918 east
Franklin street, occupied by j. f. 1orpie as store
and dwelling. Besides the STORE, with cellar be-
low there are eight rooms above suitable for fani-
lies. . ,o,.
After which will be sold the l. aRGE BRICK
BUILDING in the rear fronting on Walnut aley,
formerly used As a soap factory. The lot i AZ by
about 6S feet, and II has an entrance By wide alley
from Franklin street.
Their central location ard ncarness TO the First
Market makes this properly valuable, ana IL oilers
Inducements To those wishing 10 invest.
TERMS Very liberal.
an AuctiOueprs,
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ny Robert b. Lvne.
Real Estate Auc'iOneer,
1912 Main street.

ERAME STORE AND DWELLING ON
II ON TWENTY-FIFTH STREET CORNER or
~ FOX A LONG TIME OCCUPIED BY MR.. AR
NETT. FOR SALE BY PEBLIC AuGI ION ,S,,
On THE PREMISES (rO BE REMOVEDl.-By
request of the Ciiy Engineer viii sell the above
house by auction on
THURSDAY, BOTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1880,
at AZ O'Clock T. NJ. The building can be easily re-
moved at little cost without pulling down. The ma
terra, in il is as good as new.
TERMS: Cash, and fifteen days allowed for re-
moysI. ROBERT Il. LYME,
sa0S Auctionetr.
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TUFTS HAIR-DYE.--G HAIR or
i 'WHIsKIHs ehanged 70 GLOSSY BLACK by .
single application Of this DYE, II inlparsa Nsfu-
raj Color, acts instantaneousys sold By druggists
or sent By express on receipt OF u. -5iE
OFFICE. 90 MURRAY STREET., NEW YORK.
fmy 2s-eodtAp2Ql
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SIMMONS LIVER kEGULAIOR.
TAKE SIMMONS
l. LIVER REGULATOR.
Ask the recovered DYSPEPTICS, BILIOUS
SUFFERERS, VICTIMS OF FEVER AND AGUE,
the MERCURIAL-DIsEASED PATIENT, how
they recovered Health, Cheerful Spirits, and Good
Appetite-they viii tell you by taking SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR.
For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, JAUS-
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collie, DEPRESSION OF SPIRITS, SOUR
STOMACH, HEARTBURN, &C., &C., s
1T HAS NO EQUAL.
This un,iyalled Southern Remedy Is warranted
not to contain a single particle Of MERCURY or any
injurious mineral substance, but rs
PURELY VEGETABLE.
II you feel drowsy, deblitated, have frequent
headache. mouth tastes badly, poor appetite. and
tongue coated, you are suffering from torpid liver or
{. biousness," and nothing Will cure you so speedily
and permanently as to take
SIMMONS Liver REGULATOR.
II Is given with safety and the happiest results TO
the delicate infant IL lakes The place OF quiz
nine and titters Of every kad IL Ia the cheapest,
purest, and best family medicine 10 the world.
J. IL. ZEiLIN Co,
Price 81. sold BY ALL DsueersTs.
au l9-eodly
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RAILROAD. y

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND ,HEsrkHAE
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. ,sso
- TAKING EFFECT AUGUST To- 'eoV'
PASSENGER TRAINS.
800 Z. NJ. Leave Richmond daily leAyssp pinf an
dayl. connecting al Wss1 i,SSAr-
Tuesday. THURSDAY, sh1 1.,.
rpnay With steamers Ter All lan1-
ings ON the York river sS' '0' ia"
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT 1kAiN9. Ann.
500 A. MI Leave Richmond dsly ppo,pi with
mix A N dayl connecting At Nesl IVtxxsn
A"''S steamers for Baltimois on sSSinRI,
Tuesday. pkkTt'RpNY;
TMuRsDAn, s w. New YORK on
umpSraY. WEDNESDAY, ana
TRiDAY; with steamer, Ivf = - "a
dence and Boston on IL hspN'
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
,o.oa A n. Arrive at Richmond daily " ppoIst
A''N~ Sunday, connecting az ".na SAT.
TliFsDhY, THURSDAY; anu I'D.
,rpnlY MN steamers tfom DAM
more.
rYxouGH WRIGHT TRAINS. .,
a.xap Nj Arrive AZ Richmond dal,y Vrsst
10y e ~ Snn.,sx, eoanectlng a. West ~
o''" with steamers from balluo.o
Y.rk. Providence. snd bosson u, from
No trsnsfer OF freight a. hicnnvs,a ssn I,lanLA
| sosthsrn poin,s- Cars run throeSh 's'"'>
's Ss.swsihssS.s and ai'psseA' with lowest '''
sTS IossS snh OF isding, With ruarsa'esa '''
Il, rorthsrs And western poanu. ,,nAny,
~ ~ - formation, Apply at once OF tns IA.
rvsntv-thlrd and DOCK strseu, ssSN.rsssntspdepl
Suis u. 7. Dou6LAs' ssps'''
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BY ii. Seldom Taylor,
(successor TO James VI. Taylor & son,l
Real Estate Agent and Aucti0neer,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

THAT DESIRABLE TWO-STORY DE-
L TACHED DWELLING No. 502k. ON THE
WEST SIDE OF FIFTH STREET BETWEEN
CLAY AND LEIGH, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
At the request OF the owner, will offer at public
auction, upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, BOTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1880,
at 8 o'clock p. NJ. that NEW AND DESiRABLE
BRICK DWELLING rs above located, containing
SIX rooms besides bathroom. kitchen, and SER
vanls's rooms, with hot and cold-waier fixtures
and other modern improvements, and in nice or
Ger. The location of this properly, and the fact
that IL has ever since ITS petiOn (Which has been
about three years. commanded first class tenant
al u paving rental, should be sufficient iDducement
for any one To purchase either for speculation or
for solid investment. The lot fronts 24i bv -
feet Possession will be given October 10Th, if de-
sired.
TERMS: Liberal, and made knswn az hour Of sale.
h. SELDOM TAYLOR,
Sc % Auctioncer.