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Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-09
THE DISGUISEDLOVER.

M, friend Tom has Il natural affection
for dirt, or rather, dirt has Il natural az.
fcctioh for Tom. 1t "a III him what gold
WIS 10 Midas; whatcvor heto nches thrhs
to dirt No matter how white the erA-
vat, no matter how immncn alto tho vest,
tho moment that IL comes within the
sphere ofToln's influence its whiteness
gone; tits immaculate no longer. Dogs.
sweeps aud lamplighters never pass him
without leaving upon, bis dryss upequiv.
ocal marks of their presence, Once, and
only once, saw him cross the street
without opcountering the wheels Of =
carriage. | opened my mouth to congrA-
aato him, and before could utter one
word IL was filed with mud. The
careless blockhead lay OF my feet. full
length, 10 tho gutter. At my earnest
solicitation he once purchased a sait Of
precisely mud color Il was q capitai
idea. He crossed the street three times;
he walked half q mile, andlrotutned, ii
appearance, at least, uDscathetl.p i Tho
thing was unprecedented. True, he was
welcomed by tho aHsctionate caresses Of
n dog That had been enjoying the cool.
ness of neigbboring horse-pond; true, he
received u sbowerbath from tho wheels
Of au omnibus. But to plaster mud on
TOMS now coat was, '''togild refined gold
to paint the lilly" ."Tom will be .
neat man yet" l said, "a l Witnessed
the success Of my plan. aee y fat IA
In about half au hour, ID WIS my fate
to meet gentleman with seven stripes
of green paint on, bis back---it was my
friend Tom; no had been leaning against
some newly painted window blinds, Il
Having no other amusement, one NOR
ming strolled over to Toul's rooms. As
assembled the stairs, heard his voice
in very decided tone. "But II must be
done, and there Is an end to IT,"
Really" was the reply, anything
within the limits Of possibility, but to
make a coat in ten h6urs-1 will promise
anything in the world, but really fear !
shall be unable to perform" F
"If double your price wonld be any
Object" laanf .aaa
Certainly, sir, il You insist upon 1t
certainly | will put every man In my
shop upon it; it shall be done in time.
Good morning, SIR" asmgt d
The door opened, and . fellow with
shears and measures passed out. What
could Tom DO doing with tsilori
Gust tho man wanted to see," heck
claimed. II require your advice upon q
very important. affair; which Of these
cravats do you think most becoming p
and he spread before me some half dozen
of every hue and fashion, u.afsq.,l
snow, what In the name of all that /,
wonderful does this mean, Tout A fancy
ball, is iti You have chosen an excel.
lent disguise; your nearest friends viii
never know yon. But you cannot sup.
port the character; if You had taken this,
ofachimney sweep, now; but that woult
have been too natural. Tell me truly
Tom, what does all this mean 2n
"Why, the fact Is, Frank" passing {
hand through his hair, redolent Of ma
CAESAR, II have concluded--I think !
shall be little more neat in future
You dOubtleaa rAmem harstha Onod al
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-09

While on tho Peninsula during tho
wur, an officer ono day camo across u
private soldier belonging to ono Of the
mos. predatory companies Of tho Irish
Brigade. Tho fellow had the lifeless
bodies Of q goose and hen tried together
BY tho heels dangling lfro* hie mhsket
"Wherea did pyon steal those, you
rascal 7" the officer demanded "Steal,
is IL Faith was marching along with
Color Sergeant Mcguire, and the goose.
bad cess to it.--came out and Missed at
the American flag, aud bedad ] shot him
On the spot p ''l,ut tho hen, sir9 how
about the heap, 1.-THE hen, is it Z Bad
luck to the hen, caught her laying
eggs for tho rebel army ,andas u Federal
soldier ] couldn't stand that anyhow,
and gave her lick that stopped that
act Of treason. - .s..sa.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-09

When all the male employees of the
government lefs Washington to vote the
female employees were compelled to run
the whole machine, whichthey did in o
sort of left handed way.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-09

Hewss hesrtless old bachelor who
proposed the following toast 1t bridal
'feast' "Msfriago-T The ssts through
which tho hsppy lover lesves bid a.
ohanted regions and returns TO ea,tA.n
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-09

ia man who has The wool pulled over
hiseyes feels sheepish, it does not follow
that one who has the dust thrown into
bis should at once become industrious.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-09

Jinks says he discovered several nv
asteroids, stars and comets TIE ot6sarI
evening 1t was pretty dark, and "
tried to split lamp-post With his no.
-TAmnnrAnna rnn,o.1
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-09
SIDEWALK ORDINANCE.

SEC. 5. Be it further ordained, etc,
That it shall be the duty Of each and
every owner Of lots fronting on streets
with paved banquettcs, to repair and
keep repaired the pavements in front of
their said lots, by removing all uneven
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-09

fNIITITI a. Stren2ke. \ = ~
, 1t was moved and seconded that. the
petition, be received aud the prayer of
petitioners granted. Unanimously ad-
opted. a ,1..p ,,., ,.-,.. ..,.,a
|. ltwas moved and seconded that the
services of Col. A, S. Heron and Capt. J.
u. Lamou be secured to assist the City
Attorney in his suit for the injunction
prayed for, and that q committee of two
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-09
AuDIroR's hffohf.

''''fF''" 49, Wy fV'N'r " 'T'F FfNN4fFF
Special contingent expense. 100 90
Contingent expense ,.....:.I. M %
"A Total ...s4..!. ~ rn4. iAI,3ia "
The contingent expenses wore
For jail foos.....:H H.LI.h. $dS s0
For Board Of Health. ..... So, " rs
For special police. y. u! .l# ~ G6
For NJ. Lange, suudries....H.a II Go
For cleaning offices. "...... 90
Total .................. $l4l IS
Very respectfully, . ,
Gro. HENDERSON, Auditor.
IL was moved and seconded that the
report bc received aud approved Ad-
opted. | .}Eki L. Al .,.- :
nRfoaror BAInuNfsrlsAroH pr FINANCES.
GrNpLrMnN--Tho receipts and dis
barsoments of my office for the last
- - - u + ~ L., 49,,
Collections. -. ...-... L.... Sl69S W
Warrants rcdooned ..L.. .... 1916 OF
Deposited IN sinking fund -. lOi SO
Respectfully, X Ys MsLAst'E, =
Administrator Of Finance.
II was moved aud seconded that the
report be received and approved. Ad.
opted. .. ..u.... o.. .ti.,a' To. .-,ft
Tho reports Of tho Administration Of
improvements and tho Administrators of
Police were road, received aud fled
lyme Mcabel HI .I a
Resolved, That the Administrator of
Police DO instructed to confer with the
lessee of the gas works, 10 rs to dispense
with lighting two Of Tho market lamps
in the fore, part ofltho night and to
have o corresponding reduction made in
price. Adopted. siu atEi1t uH&
IMPORTS or CoMMrrrsgs!lll
I''"TIF FIlNFhlW ILIENUUit
The Chairman of the Committee on
Drainage being absent, the members
present reported progress and asked for
further time, which was granted. d
Mr.. John Grady reported that ho had
met with, Nj. "A. A. Delaroderie, tho ar,
bitrator selected By Messrs, Q. ,Arbour l.
Bro, to decide upou charges in their
bill of lumber for October 1870, and
they had agreed upon deduction Of
onerept por foot for charge Of benches,
being IN al Sl6 SO, leaving a 'balance
due Of $l6S g. .,f<.,1El.,..la
It was moved and seconded that tho
report sbe received md Improved md
the Auditor authorized 10 issue war
rant to Mcssrs. 0. Arbour Il Bro, for the
sum Of $16S G5, Adopted. ...l al.
.'' ." PETITION. , e q, .' '.'. ,l.. =. =.
From Mr.. l.. Baum, representing
Mare and 7 rnpGoisBaroa, ,was read md
received. ." .'s w. - '""'
II was moved and seconded, that in
asmuch as The claim Of $50 made against
the city in said petition has boon al-
ready rejected by tho City Council, it
be laid on tho table, as il cannot nov be
allowed, such action being in conflict
with Section % of the City Charter. r5f
Adopted, "a. .. q, l'lH" .'.' 90 ~
RESOLUTIONS.
by Mr.. McCabe: i#1 ~ ar ~ka'i 4
Resolved, That tho Administrator of
improvements, with theadvice Of the
Street Committee, be authorized to re-
sumo work and put the streets etc, in
order. Adopted. ~ A"Af1 ~ =
1t was moved and seconded that. Sec
tions s and 6 of Ordinance in relation
to sidewalks be republished for the ben
eft Of property owners, and that the
Administrator of improvements be in.
Strncted to enforce said Ordinance forth
with. Adopted. wf' ~ ~
SIDEWALK ORDINANCE Il. u
SEC. g. Be it further ordained, etc,
That III L. H.. r. 4
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-09
0ITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

+ 2lM,you'A t,tr,cr dry o. g,roy noror ,
THURSDAY November J. 1880
p Adtensned aieetibgl1F JNlTEg
frosent---IIon Leon Jastromski, May.
or, and MesSrA, Wax, Wick, Grady
Gimler McC"he md Dnggan, Council
moo' SO Pr a ... m b.
The minutes Of last meetings were
read and approved .. .a--.~-,a...
On mo,ion. dulv .c,onded and ,do,t.
ed ,he ,reva,a A. or,,er - hu.;usas wo.
temporarily suspeudcd TO rco,ivo j, dol,
ou,ia, ar s.,If.,..a ~. a. !,
md wh,' 'thr,,,,h iLoir s,noL cana, NJ
n Ahr,msop nrcs,ntea tho fo,,ow;uo
NATHAN a ..ss.p,Hs.E
nv III lCfW oF IAios RolaE, 1a. &,
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vour u,m,oor;o,ists ara ,rohihi,od ero,
selling ,,nvgyoods ar kcar;nc ana, ,ho;,
places Of business on sundovs ,bus
being derived of the rights and privil.
eyea conveved under torma NJ IN, H.
sanaea hnId r,on, iba ,U,,,,J
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-09

New style of Bill and Letter Heads.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-09

members, with the Mayor aldod, be mp
pointed to SEQ TO tho carrying out Of The
foregoing resolutions. Adopted. F'',
Messrs. Wax and Week were appoint.
ed on this committee. '' f''''N'
The following biIls were then ,osap'
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-09

z u MAyons Otricg, CRY o. BaroN Rotor, I
Thursday November T. issO.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-09

u A, DAY proprietor Rod stick Drug Store
ID Keeps constantly on hand In full assortment
of drugs ind medicines, corner Africa and
SumNrulOA gtreOta.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-09

H. NJ. BROOKS, Duggst, dealer In drugs and
l. medicines OF ovofN kbd, icianra smoking TO,
harCO cutlery, pton MaihatrteE -Avzsd- - ~
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-09

Resolved, That the Administrator of
Police DO instructed to confer with the
lessee of the gas works, 30 as to dispense
with lighting two Of Tho market lamps
in tho fore, part ofitho night and to
have q corresponding reduction made IN
price. Adopted. siu atIi1t NHS
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-09

w Y. CLUV iRluSf Druggist, gjogla obi
w stand. doaltrin Drugs, medicines, cutlery
annp. gnrhon sNnl and lnnNN nrLrlee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-23


stree, between second and Thlyd streets;
eIoi "a TO lay granite Tagging on sne css,
eide Of Belviderc street. crossing D l,ss'
street; $1,000 10 widen the western s,uv,
walk Of Goyconor street. from the en,ranc I,
70 ne Governors mansion on Capmo'
stree, 10 the Wkig building, removing ane
iron fence aud wall, &C., lin accofaance
with Joint resolution OF the Genera 90 20
scmbIy 81 Virginia, approved Aprli =. Is.s,
and the petition OF Il. o. N0i',ng anu
otkers,: 800 TO place granite nasgInf
ON the south side OF Frpnk'in street,
across Ninth street, and also on TIE Yves.
side Of Tenth street across Capitoi street
siso 70 rcstore the gutter and SIDEWAYS Oh
cast and vest sides Of Tweuty-ihifd stIes.
between Broad and Marshall streets; ~.
10 place granite tagging on north sue % u
Main street, crossing Adams streets sov ~
place granite tagging on east side OF Ip'io
street, crossing Byrd. a. al
The committee recommend that tne Ior
loeing petition be rejected: c. u. Gross,
from Common Council, for damages 10
nroperty corner Broad and Adams streets,
in Consequence of change oil grade ior
paving. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-23
By Frank ID. Hill K Co.,
Real Estate Aucti0Dcers
I1OS Main street.

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
IA AN u DESRABLY.L0CATfn SYoC X.
BRICK DWELLING At THE NORi HE a, !,
CORNER OF MARSHALL AND EIGHT II
STREETS.-kt the reque,l Of the executor, of the
late Ambrose Carlton W. WI offer for ,ale al auc-
lion that truly DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, loc lied
a, above desc he'd on tue prcms es, on tuesday,
April ~, 1850. at O'Clock L. ".
The non els remarkably well built. and contains
,bOut twelve rooms marble maBetis IN every room
gas chandeliers and fixtures throughout the house.
latrObe stove 10 lie q uuDfr rOoWsi Nc" hbhtt IN
kitchen win hot and cold water attachment hath'
e.. The kiicHcn aud laundry "a c0minod1inis are
ample. Double Brick sable and Carriage Houses
on the lot.
The cation of thi property lbelng con, enie1t 10
he central port Of the city. and near tHe t0,t-
one. Courts. MlrSct-ticuse. &cD should render u
very desirable rs residence particularly as TIE
Immediate negh0orhoOd Is excellent,
TuE TERMS VIII be eXirl9rdiniri'y lihtrll. pro-
yidcd The purchaser Ire, long credis-say 81 600
e. 81 ana the balance In one. TWO. three. four am
five years, deferred pigments 10 bear interest a.
per cent. and he secured by trust deed on the
nrop.rty FRANK ID. Hill x Co.
mn l2I3l5.iTJq,2l 23Stdtds Auc ioBsers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-23
AUCrren aALEs-..Fmtare E,sys.
by George s. vashon 4 Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionttnf
No. north Tenth street.


rVRJsTEE,s SALE OF LOTS Nos. 10
4 AND ON SOUTH SIDE OF ChRh
sTREtTN TEMp y STREET; s svxi sos II
AxD ID ON OAK STREET IN REAR Of ABOVE
Lots. soxlso9.l2. FEsT E 4. ~, uTooRvMt E
ALLY; LOTS NOS. g, 6, AND 10 OS r u NJ r,r
STlEET NEAR WASliINGTON - ', n 1 :
30X2OO FEET EACH 70 AN ALLEY-By VIZ
tue of a deed OF trust duty executed ~ lns unust
Jgned. of record In Henrco Comfy Court cierhs
Office in -. %. 10Z. page z32, 10 secure, me pay
ment Of certain Do'es therein mentioned, ann ge,
fault having been made In The p9ym'nt ihrtoI'
viii, being thereto required hy the b nenclaiY, pro-
ceed to cell at public auction. on rue prewg1ses. on
WEDNESDAY the 9Th day OF May, JeSu, at
o'clock p. ~ the PROPERTY above described.
TERMS: Cash as ~ expenses Of sxecu,rin,g TITS
trust and n sum snfnci' mt 10 ply on ihe flinwlng
noies with Interest; 15O.4S, due Aprii ] 3, 1879
&i5i go, Dire October 1e. 1879 aud 1859 "A que
Arril 3. 1880: on credit rs to . 63 03 III Io.a
Of October. 1880: balance Oh such terms as may
be announced on Jay or sale.
The sale will comwencc NJ Los NOS III ana Oh
Cary street promptly ~ U'clack i. VI.
p23 CHARLES 4. VASHON, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-23
sv,,pqoms OF A DISEASED LIVER.


Pain In the right side. under the edge OF The ros'
Increases on pressure; sometimes the pain Is In Tue
eff sides the patient is rarely able to lie on the ei'
ude sometimes the pain is felt under the shoulder
blade, and It frequently extends to the top oil the
,houIder. and Is sometimes mistaken for rheuma-
ism I'm the arm. The stomach Is affected Win loss
If appetite aud sickness; the bowels In general are
os,ive sometimes alternative with lax; the head Is
,roubled with pain, accompanied with dull heavy
,ens,,iou I'm the back part. There Is genera'iy
considerable loss Of memory, accompanied Wild
m, sensation of having left uDdone something
xhich ought 10 have been done. slienE, dry cough
h. som.,imes an attendant. The patient complains
,f WEAKNESS and debility: he is easily startled MS
feet are cold or burning, and he complains oi
nriclIv sensation of the skin; his spirits are low
ana although be is satisfied that exercise would be
beneficial 10 him, yet he can scarcely summon up
fortitude enough TO try It, Ia fact he dstruss every
remedy. Several of the above symptoms attend The
,isease. but cases have occurred where few OF
them existed, yet examination of the body after
,eath ha. shown the LIVER to have beer extensive
deran9ed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-23
BY J. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
No. 1ll3 Main street.

A DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT OK
IA PINE STREET NEAR CHINA, TO BIZ SOLD
FOR WHAT At BRiNGs.-I viii sell at public
auction on
SATURDAY. PATH DAY OF APRIL. At O'CLOCK,
that DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT on tie east
line OF Pine street. between China aud HOLY streets,
fronting 80 feet thereon With o depth Of l63 feet
to a 20 foot allev.
This property Is the only vacant property on this
square, aud is very desrlD le tor building purposes.
TERMS: One third cal balance IN SIX and Twelve
months, Interest added. secured bv trust. deef.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
aol7 AuctiOnecr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-23
Ry Furman Tupper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctinneer.
lOl6 Main streef, corner OF Eleventh.
AUCTION SALE OF SMALL DE

UCTION SALE OF SMALL DE-
N TACHED FRAMED DWELLING No. COT
WEST MAR HALL. STREkT.-by reques, OF The
20, / so, on the premises, at L. NJ. Inc above
mentioned properly. situated on the southeast corr
ner OF Marshall and MunfOrd streets. The DIV ELL
ING has i've rooms besides det1ched kitchen in the
ward. The LOT fronts 32 by 100 feet Ia an alley
IL feet wide, aud ha. been lately enclosed wi'h 4
new ftpce. The premises are occupied by good
tesant al having rtNtaL and viewed ciihgr In The
tight OF home or an investment should atiraei
b.loers.
TERMS: Easy aud az sale.
aD 16 flkMAN 1itPths Aucsiobttf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-23
by Richardson 4 CO.,
Real Estate Agents anc Aucii0netfs,
No. ill3 Main street.
Y ATTRACTIVE Two.sToRY NEW

AN ATTRACTIVE TwO.STORY NEW
"A BRICK DWELLING AND VACANT LOT
ADJOINING, on CHURCH HILL. FOR SALE
ny AtCIi0N.--on SATURDAY the gam OF
April 1850, al 5 o'clock +. NJ, we shall svll ny
auction, on The premises, the north slide OF Gay
street bel weeu Twsnty-seyenth and Twrnts.eighIn
streets, a NEAT TWO-SToRf BRICK DWELL.
ING, With i've rooms, warrObes, Kitchen ana sOt
24xlG5 feel. Also. u VACANT LOT adjoining.
TERMS: One third cash. balance In siN ana
twelve months, negotiable notes given for TIE dc.
ferred payments, with interest ADDED, and secured
by deed OF uust. RlClAkDsuN y W..
apo AaeloaseIs'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-23
BY Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lll3 Main street.

A NEW FRAME STORE AND DWELL :,
y ING on RESERVOIR AND DOBS0N
STREETS, WITH LARGE AND NEAT LOT AZ
TACHED.-By virtue Of deed Of trust date sih
d. b. is &. page So executed hy Frank MILLER.
Jr for Mlrgarcita Koch and Charles Koch ana
w'fe. u me as trustee, 10 secure certain nesplabe
notes therein mcntioscd, and default having been
made IN raymcnt thereof end being requested by tSe
beneficiary therein so 10 do, viii sell at puOlc al .
non. -.oo n a
The above plopert, fronting on he east me u
Reservoir etre.- al il. Intersection wi u he nor u
line of Dlbspn. 63 7-12 fret. win depth OF 40,
10 aliey Is feet wide-be.ng lots Nos. . a1d 10 IN
bl0cs No. 1. IT..
Pgria. looking FOR Gno stand i"r business being
thp prop D. ed terminus Of The street railway aud 'u
the most popular drive IN the city, shodid attend
th, sale.
az Ms: Onc-fourih cab; balance in six, twelve,
snd riyht,,u months. interest added, secured by
trust deed. +. OTnO LOlIMANN, Trustee"
J iHONPGON BROWN. Auc i0ntr ap 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-23

Lieutenant Mahan, loyal West Pointer,
assures the Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette
hst the worst crime known to the corps OF
cadets is n lie. "lf cadet" he says, " is
known to lie he might AS we'll go elsewhere
for society; be is ostrac.zed by the rest OF
the CORPS"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-23
BY Robert y. LYME.
Real Estate Agent and Auclioneer,
No. 1912 Main street.

NrICEDETACHED FIVE ROOM BRICK
~ DWELLING. WITH LOT FRONTING III
FEET AND RUNNING BACK $50 FEET. STU
ATkD ON THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
TUIRTItTH AND LEIGH STREETS. NOW OC-
CUPiED BY MR.. GEORGE A. PAYNE. WHO II
REMOVING TO Hl> NEW DWELLING. FOR
SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT The request OF
The owner | will Offer for sale. upon the premises.
On WEDNESDAY the 2Sih cay Of April. 1850, ~
s., O'Clock T. NJ, the properly above described.
The HOUSE contains five rooms: Kitchen. &c.
We'll OF good water on H. lot. All in good repair.
Tue LOT fronts on 1hiriieth street, ana Will be
subdv6rd If dc sired 81 sale.
TERMS: VIII b. long and liberal: ~
ROBERT Is. LYME.
an09 AuctiOnrer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-23
Ey Robert y. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctl0nccT.
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE or THAT LARGE
4 THREk-sTOeY srUCK-BRICk DWLLLINt:
SITUATED Ar THE NORTHEAST CoRNtR or
PM AND CHINA STREETS, CONTAINING
NINE Rooms. klTCH. y, WAItR, SrAIL r,
&C. AND SMALL FRAME STORE IN RE- OF
DWELLING. At AUCIloN.-In execution of a
certain de- d Of trust dated 10Th September. 1878.
ana culy recorded N Richmond 1hancery Count ID.
h. ll3 {, PAGE Ill. will offer for sale, up0D the
premises, on MONDAY the 26tb Jay OF April,
1850. at O'Clock j. ~. being required 20 10 do by
the older of the note secured thcrery efault hay
Ing been male i'm the payment az tht same, the
PROPERTY above described. The LOT fronts 10
feet al The north line of China street, and runs
back on Pine street 1875 fe.t, and Is iaid OF with
tine shrubbery, &c. The HOUSE Is one or The best
In that locality, and Is now occupied by good ten
ani. and WELDING fair rentIl The lot VIII be Sub
divided on the day OF sale ii sesref This oilers a
good opportunity 10 purchase good properly ~ 4
neighbOrhOOd thar IS rapidly improving, and which
Is bound TO enhance in value.
TERM>: Whilst the deed requires cash az 10 eN'
penses of sale and sufficency 10 pay of note OF
$500. with AL costs, NC. thereon. II i probable
that more liberal terms Will be given al sale.
ap 10 ROBERT Il. LYME. Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-23
AGUB AND FEVER.

DIR. G. McLANE's LIVER PILLS, In cases
AGUE AND FEVER, when taken with quinine, are
productive of the most happy results. No better
cathartc can be used preparatory 10 or after taxing
,uipine. We would advise all who are afflicted with
sbjs disease 10 give them FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements. and as simple pur-
xatiye, they are unequaled.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-23
REAL, ESTATE Ar PRIVATE sAG.E.

EOR SALE PRIVATELY, a BEAUTI-
Il Full CORNER-LOT. so by 1919 feet TO wide
alley, on Main street opposite .aonToe Park There
Is mon the oi TWOVNLUABLt BeICK DWELL
INGS. and The corncr can he chane, into a store
af very little Cxpen.e. The property Is very desira
BILE for a dwchng tor busin So purposes, and VIII
he sold on rea >onable Terms. Apply 10
FRANK ID. HILL & co. Auciioneers.
ap 19-5t llOS Main street.