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The daily gazette., 1880-07-27

WY yANTED.--Perfec coPles, ,,IIovo y
w DAILY GAZETTE, Of the iSSd IOiiOTTsj M
dates; Jan. l2. 1880, April ., ~ w., ssch
cents will be paid for copieSo Oh ''''
the above dates an r1ts OFFICE
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-08-28
A Blind Crowd.

The subject Of color blindness came
up OF . ferry'dook saloon the other
day, and an old ex.captain offered TO
teet tho eyes of several sailors pre-
sent. He got OF bic stool. laid down
big pipe and began:
Nov. boys. what's tho color Of
my nose :"
"White!" they replied In chorus.
II WaS rcd % q beet, but they WeSe
after q drink.
Correct" said the captain. "Thie
convinces me that your eyes are OIL
right - to the color Of white. What
70 tho color Of my hair p
"0rsy."
Correct again. except the sandy
spots. You'll all pass on white and
gray. What ID tho color OF that dog
out there :"
BLACK"
80 1t 10. And tho color Of this
"Red''
"And Of this?
''Blue."
"And what 10 my general appear
snce? That IL, II you saw mo forty
rods OF how would you describe me?'
"As perfect gentleman" Was thu
ready reply.
They thought they had hin, then
He started Tor the bar, but halted
and finally sat down :and had nc
more to say for q long ten minutes
After they had despalred OF getting
any beer ct bis expense and Wer(
about togo out be suddenly said:
"Ah! boys. one moro question. j
! should treat this crowd what would
be the color OF the liquid?
1T would be the color Of beer, -
they hopefully shouted.
blind % b0te-W0ree case evel
sawl" be mumbled, % he took BIZ
hand from his pocket. 1T would b.
exactly the color OF Ice water"
trOit Free Press.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-08-28
Self Help.

Fight your own battles, asking ia.
vors Of no one, and you will succeed
far better than those who are ever
turning, frat this way and then that,
for q little help. No one can ever
help you as you can help yourself,
for no ono will have the interest III
your affairs that you, OF course, feel.
The man who pushes on through
thick and thin With unfiagging pur-
pose and indomitable courage. In
nine cases out Of ton maken q name
and place for himself which people
honor and admire. The old motto,
'"There is no such word as fail. u
should be impressed upon the young.
Lies ways are rugged and full Of
thorns, and 1t Is only the brave Ia
heart who can hope to battle q way
to fame and fortune. He who waits
for others topush him will find him.
self passed on the road by those who
push themselves. People who have
been bolstered up all their lives. are
like reeds In an emergency. No one
eau lean upon them. ana II they can
not find q prop for themselves. down
they 20, and cannot help themselves
up again, but must wait for some
friendly hand to raise them. These
boosted" people never accomplish
anything In the world. They are not
trusted because they do not trust
themselves. 1t Is OF little conse.
Quence to the world II they sink or
swim, and even q mans best frienda
grow tired Of helping him over oh.
s.acles he ought TO surmount alone.
The man who learns to conquer cir.
cumstances is independent Of fortune
and will receive more smiles than
irowns from the tickle goddess.
The ambitious and industrious
man has little patience With, or re.
gard tor, the man content 20 remain
at tho bottom Of the ladder all bis
life. The man who keeps his wagon
wheel In the rut all the way to town.
simply because It Is too much tr0u'
bio 20 get It out. 10 apt to accomplish
az little good to mankind a. the one
who expects to be boosted" along
through lie. Both belong to the
same family, and merit pity rather
than reproach.
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~. coecRovG,
Editor 4 Propl3oeoe.
Published Every SATURDAY Mo,,iae
NEWS GLEANlyoe.

About. About l, !. ). psrson. wset 90 the
society Of Phil dsiphiss.. r.. - ~.
soy and Atiantio ksiirosd ~ 1nss,st
lain. ma frSiSas ~ ~ cSS ~ AS ~
one Of eieht ~. SsSrSstl ~ s,cs,e ~.
sionists ia fho1 ~ sTneces 4 49,,
at 10 p. n. m akn,t = = n 49,
came thaf Tia = - tSsln - e So
the other IA t6sf 80 10y ~ - ~
been kiiled IA Fl IT, jn;ss.i ~ ~
Were ,iov 1 n sfFi * =, ~ ~ 49, 1 ~
tiveo end frie06s o{ fhess Al SSe
train Wefe simost I fte M "a - ~.
sie9od tho rSifos6 dsoSf IN 49,
The tWo tpoina M ~. IiISStie !:
q about 5 :. x.:3h1 3sseesS 4 =
ton t Il i t5s G ~ ~ n tss se r. ~ =.
Quiring . an - 4. "a SSf7>2s ~
a 4. ,s @i9.utss issel9slltss!e
this ado Of u n ~ eee13o0
10 tho Iced W1G 81 ~
s come sos e AZ. $ - ~
ing upon tho - I6vSl = ~ SSsk
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Ssperylsers OF Election.

NJ wDo10.v cforh al |ha IInifo6
F. A. Woo'.aoy. o'otA " s''o o..'o.'
States Circuit Court. has received
from Judge Woods tho following let-
''' r rn,J m. vr sr.r , ., Ax..,c..
A+i EFT ' ~. JnIx S, al isso.
"''eu:n: us'' .1'' -: =. W. ~!
~. $500 ps ~ Tnitsd S = w. for
the Northern District Of OoorRls hes
been opened q the United etat e
s .,at ~ ~ ~ s}e - diStI, ~
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ppet'5 Corner.
If We TRY.

We eau learn usefal lesson
From a single drop Of dew,
For it sparkles to remind us
How to make OUT whole life true:
W. should never waste our moments
They are passing quickly by;
To improve them is duty,
We can do it, If lce try.
Let us drop gentle warning
By the wayside rs We 90,
And. perhaps, then gems Of kindness
In q careless heart may grow
Let our seed be sOwn at morning,
For the night is drawing nigh;
There's q harvest for the faithful,
We may share it, # zoe try.
As the bee is never idle,
And the brook is never still;
In the pleasant field Of labor
There's place We all may ill.
".'hen he ready for the Master
He is coming. by.and-by;
There are starry crown in glory,
We may wear them, If lUe try.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-08-28
CHUCK. Luck and Chuck Up.
(ColtAx Chronicle.l

Last week two buggies drove into
Colfsx. one Of them containing Z
man and woman and the other two
men. The two first claimed to be
man andNtfe. He WAS about thirty
years OF age, she about twenty, and
they laid claim to the name OF Page.
One Of the other men enjoyed the
euphonious title Of Stubblefleld. and
We should judge was about twenty
three years OF ago. Smith WAS the
assumed name Of the last. q young
chap less than twenty, we'll known
In the town Of Natchitoches. Upon
inquiry We learned Stubble6eld Was
an agent selling books and pictures,
and had only met up With the others
''by chance" Page had q thousand
or two of dollars which he was VIII
ling to risk In "a little game" com.
monty known as ''chuck.luck." and
Smith and the woman were his cap
pers."
style. and by the middle OF tho after.
noon had tleeced the darkies out OF
u 6uuK IlCtIc 0UIkIO OCoAN0 e0V$sV SssSJ
dollars from some Of our young. men
who were foolish enough to bet at
the game. But the boys concluded
they didn't have fair play, and d.
termined to have their money back
again. So q party Of them figured
up how much they were out, and
them called around and demanded
restitution OF S3S. Page tried to Of.
que the point. but It was no 90; be
had to disgorge.
We have not q particle Of sympa-
thy for thQ1ambler. young men. but
your actio6 NJ sltogethes. wrong "a
fhe. eyee @ tho laW. You should be
sensible enough 70 keep clear OF oil
such Games. aowevee. this OCCUR
rance may tend 81 warning 70 tn
"6unko" maternity to give uo . Wide
berth hereafter. and Il will servo Z
good purpose after 81. Keep . look
out fof these sWindllng ehsypol9 Ia
the other parishes. From here they
vent north toward MONTGOMERY.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-08-28

Tho man who works % moderately
a. 70 be able to work constantly. not
only preserves bis health the l0ugest
but In tho course Of the year, exc
cutes the greatest quantity OF work.
So arises tho saying, every man
does more work IL ton month then
twelve"
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-08-28

A man In Chicago makes q living
81 Oeercher for lost things. He goes
20 places Of public resort, such 90
parks where iteo concerts have been
aiyen. before daylight every morning,
Iooking for accidentally dropped ar'
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-08-28

There are beauties Of character
vhioh. IKE tho night blooming @.
reue ofe closed against toe GlaSe end
tQrbulsncel Of eVetysday llS9 ana
ia N bsess sa & th "a quist ataass
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-08-28

The little girl Who Was dissppolnt-
ed boCouoe her name could not bo
found n tho Bible ssys: ''Nevel
mindl I will be such Q good RlIl TIT
II ever another Bible 10 nj - my
name ohall goipte IT,
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Il Z; 4, :: :;; Z: :: = :
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4 baby ca7iags IN tho haii.I 70 .,..'i'i
The haad1o9eet p66e0 60 aeds
ture that 0QY 49, ~ kooGf ~.
9ayg making @ ho66 81
ton II fhyoe d To 0e06IA rnj.:,.gs s,,i ?
That baby oelfloeS m6Saa = 80.
Without e, only 6 pt06S o. ~ q"
It means = ssdAee ll{flo S1Hest~AsS g.
ling''-that mako0 6una61nS nj fha
time-when Il HASN'T 20 IN 67pS.l u
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Nevoe asooelaae WITH had company.
1aVo 1ood 0o0pQoy q 1ooo.
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]. Il. HILL. ]. I. MISa1.
MANUFACTURES AaENrs,
Natchltoehes, In.
Dealers in Furst 4 Bradley sulky
plows, riding and walking cultivators,
hsy rskes, %. Keystone corn planters.
(p1anto two rows at onee). R0bbins'
family washer and bleacher, and other
labor saving machinery.
once and 6alo0r0om ct
80 $50 Il. A. WAL46LEYS.
April 3-6m.
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See ]. J. McCook E Bros
ASSORTMENT OF
m eeedS, Boots, Shoes, Hats i Furniture
,,ssu BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE.
Miscellaneous.

Miscellaneous.
The Live Grocery
- SUGAR,
COFFEE,
. FLOUR,
TEA,
- LARD,
~ BACON,
HAMS,
SHOULDERS.
- PORK,
Pigs FEET,
TRIPE,
= CORN BEEF,
MEAL, -
CORN,
BRAN, -
MOLASSES,
COAL OIL.
WHISKEY,
BRANDY, -
GIN, -
WINES, ~
CORDIALS,
BUTTER, %
PICKLES.
PRESERVES, ~
JELLIES,
SPICES,
BUTTER,
CHEESE,
SAUSAGES,
ONIONS,
NUTS,
OILS,
MUSTARD,
DRIED and GREEN FRUITS
MINCE MEATS,
SAUCES,
&C.. &C.. &C..
And all Groceries kept in q we'll regu-
lated Store.
9. F. HHER1SSON,
Washington Street,
NATCHITOCHCS, LA.
EDWARD llllEla1nAl,
-95 CANAL SrREET,-
NEW ORLEANS Louisians.
THE largest and best assortment of
i WATCHES, DIAMONDS. JEWEL
RY aud solid sterling SILVER WARE in
tho CITY at the vorv
LOWEST PRICES.
Repairing Of Watches and Jewelry .
speciality. Apr. Sly.
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Grand Ecore
WAREHOUSE.

WI. FRENCH, Proprietor.
HAVING purchashsd the business q
III Chambeis & Dasbse at this point,
"a secured their services, an pRepef.
a % store and forward promptly, oil
heisAts end cotton eonsignsd 20 ny care.
Rates Of storage In future will b -
iolloWs:
fifteen Gents pr barrel fee irsights.
Thirty.Ave Ceots per ba1e for Co1tou.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-08-28

BRANCH OFFICE,
No. s. CARONDELEr STREET.
March Silly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-31

CouR VALUABLE BRlCkS, .a DWELL .Eb 4
u JSGs. oNE FRAME p w ~ TTsi III ,irY OF
SUMRrR ~ VACANT LnTsn " iiIcTIoN.-kr
MANsnEsTER, FOR BALE H. ~ ~ me State az
Tie rsauesi s,f The owner: r. an Inc nrem-
Hrhansas, we shall sell by auc"o'' o''
''es SATURDAY VT THE sisr DAT o. JuIf. 1850,
at 8 o,clock p. H., a. IoIlewins'de'cr''ed hhA.
Es yf nRIc c DWELLINGS on Ffh Tor Jacs.
s 80, -, ,recr RaIubridge ana PofteI s'Its,s,
LII h.s.msnt and two stories nbove, coh'''"'hs
s,1 rooms each with large lots nitscntu. ,...o-,
FRAME DIVE LING on fliIn .or y,.s -, w
s,ree, between Hail and Decatur s,rees, w. p.o
ment and two stories aboye,con'a'n'"s ''A '''"''
WA" yoiuabe LOT OF LAND fronting 81 rect on
Hull street between Tbirieenlh afo r""'''e"'"
streets and running back % ~ poc,tur street
Also. 1872 FEET OF LAM, V * tset CT
corner Clay street, running Dack .s,d.,, NJ a
The owner of this property Dens = ngh a. me- A. =
distant State. has datern'n,,u W 'e''
n nrice greatly below its value. ., o,r ,,o,,a
Te are Informed that negotiation ~ NV pe, III,
,o~ To- The saie Of fhe vast waier-power along me
sro,, ~ Mancbestcr, which when consummhea
will give employmen 10 bundreds OF operau.' .,
who must reside in Manchester. ana aou stea',, '"
the value of her real estate Pariiesi d h sh
ing money 10 invest should not Isii W "''s"' wv
sale OF this property. ,,.. In civ fveIve
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance IN sIA, t"e, ~,
and eighteen months neeoiasle hVsS , t n n 80,
deferred payinens with interest added; ana secufeu
by deed Of trust. kiIhxHnrpo' WV
"a, Aucioneers.
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The beautiful and costly residence OF
Colonel j. Townes Robertson, ut Abbey
vile, s. c., was destroyed by fire on the
2Sth. The house was built before the war
by Colonel j. Foster Marshall, and origi-
nally cost about $4,000. During the last
two or three years it has been the home OF
the Hon. Armistead Burt, who is at present
in the mountains. He had number OF
valuable fine oil-painiings, among them
capital picture of Calhoun.
OF Major X. l.. Ragland, who has been
appointed the special census agent for Vir-
gina to work up the subject OF tobacco. its
statistics, its culture, curing and handling,
and the soils adapted to its growth, The
Halfdz Record saws he is certainly "the
right man In the right place."
A convention has been called by the dis
trict committee OF the Rtadiuster party to
meet at Abingdon on the 1st day OF Septem-
Der to nominate candidate for Congress
for the Ninth district.
Judge Il. G. Burks, though not entirely
recovered, has improved sufficiently TO re-
sumo the duties OF the bench, and is now
with the court in session at Wytheyille.
One family in Carvin's Cove, Botetourt
county, in one week picked and sold one
hundred bushels Of huckeberries.
The salt OF the earth, in a great measure,
belongsto the ocean.-Neto Orleans Picd'
y,tne.
James Wilkerson, OF Alexandria, was
drowned Tuesday night while intoxicated.
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The commencement exercises OF the Lee
Literary Society a BlacksburG College wB'
take place on the 1etb Of August. The OF.
6cers OF the Society are: President, A. G.
Conway, Piftsylvabias Orators, IL. q. Her.
ring, Rockingham, and II. T. Adams, Camp.
bell; DebateYs, ID. +. Motley, Essex, and
w. e. Craddock. Hsidsx; valedictorian,
A. T. 6couIsnd, Loudoun; Marshs6s; ), G.
Ridley, Louisians, chief; J. A. Otey. Mont.
gomery county; j. ID. Potter, Norfolk; j.
5. Muxgrave, Southampton; Il. q. Dame,
RichHond; q. n. Grabam. Tazegeit; II.
N. c. p. Giem, Halifax.
J. b. Woods il appointed postmaster at
Hawklsstowp, Shenandoah, county, Va,
rice George n. Belew, resigned. j. NJ.
worthiuston Is appointed postmaster at
San NarinG DIuwiddie county, Va, vics
William n Field. resigned. Joseph II.
Moore h 1rDointed postmaster nj Ararat,
Patrick snpPfys Va, vice John w. Gates,
supeisefe1.
Snow commepeed failing on Mount W ssh-
tngtou : lille bel0ys noon Thursday, and
continued nest q ~ gps until so'elesk.
t|EI. ~ L =
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TIIGH.CONSTABLE'S SALE OF FUN
PETS, MIRRORS. SIMULTANEOUSLY ks, n ~,
&C II viii fefi ri public auction. on MONuAI tue
Al day OF August, at 10 o'clock A. M. NJ m omes'
No 1905 franklin street, the following progs,v'
10 satisfy sandry distress warrants IL NY nnnes
CABINETS and WASHsIANDs'
WARDR0Brs. CENTRE TABLES,
UAIR<ILOTIi SOFA and CHAIRS,
RnnccEFFfIoN Chairs aud ROCKERS,
PiCTUR Ea. VASES. LACE CURTAINS,
LOUNGE, HAT-RACK, MIRRORS,
CLOCKS. BEDSTEADS, TRUNKS,
CANE SEAT CHAIRS, TABLES,
GLASS JARS. CROCKERY.
one RIFLE and one SHOT GUN.
Four barrels MACHINE OIL. ,r. ,ynpu.
one LOT sHOEMAKE R'S TOOLs-LAsIs' Wohh'
BENCH, DC, &C.
TERMS: Cash. r. ~ t.p
~ 81 ". HOLZiNGEb. III ~. y. ~.
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Uew Z s.sve-ssck Clerk was Made We
victim Of n xHuge Practical Sske.

nv MANS OF A "pry-uP" coRRxsPoSsENcE
Ms IMsoINEs H,nsErF BELoy.D NJ SOUTH.
gsN BEAUTY, AND ACTUALLY FIGHTS WHAT
me- SUPPOSED WAS BONA FlpE puAb Win
AS IRATg MISUNDERSTANDING III wAs
an ENORMOUS SELL AND cApTrALLt PLAYED
10 THE END, WHILE THE ONLY csNsoiiNo
REFLECTION LEfr TO THE "LsVEh y, -
THAT HE "sToOD HIS GROUND LIKE MAN
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF

OFFfcg OF SUPERINTENDENT OF MILLER)
MAgUAL.LABOR SCHOOL,
BATRsyu..E POsT-OFFICE, VA, duly 2S, 1902
Two CONTRACTORS.
SEALED BIDS will be tceived at this office
until the evening OF AUGUST 18Th for BUILD
ING A WORKSHOP for this sceodi.
Specific f.ons Will be sent on application. Plans
can be seen here.
Bids will be opened for letting contract In Char
loitesvtlse saturday, August l4th.
Reach as via Mediums River, Chesapeake and
Ohio raiway. C-E. NAWTER,
Jy div Superinienden
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BY Jno. f.. LaughtOn, Jr., Auctioneer,
Ole Jiain street.

BY JnO. +. LaughlOn, Jr., hucUOheer,
Ole Jiain street.
DARLOR-ORGAN, ER-BEDS,
4 UAIR.MATTRESSES LATHE, HANDSOME
'ROOK-CASES. FURNITURE. &C., AT AUG
TION.-TIIls DAY at 10 o'clock will sell al my
auction .house, Gle Main street,
l HANDSOMt-CASEP AkLOk-ORGAN,
2 goot FEATHER. BEDS,
PILLOWS.
g excellent HAIR-NATTRESSES,
MAHRLE-T BUREAUS and WASH
BEDSTFADs, wARDROBES, CHAIRS,
WALNUT HAT-RACk,
EXTENSION TABLE,
l good LATHE and appurtenances,
/ SIX FOOT SHOWCASE,
l handsome MAHOGANY SECRETARY ana
BOOK CASE,
Lot OF MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, &C. &C.
JNO. T.. LAUGHTON. JR..
fv21 Auctioneer.
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BY Frank ID. Hill & Co..
Real Estate Agents aud Auciioneers'
No. ll0S Main street.

rI,RrsTEE,s SALE OF SMALL BRICK
Il DWELLING AND LOT OF GROUND On
THE CORNER or BAKER STREET AND
SHOCKS ALLEY.-By virtue Of q deed OF ,rn ,
lsSs. and recorded in Clerks Office Isichmobd
thancery Court, ID. d. 112 A, page 46Z, deianlt
having been made In The payment oil note inere i
sell AT auction, upcn The premises, on sATuk2n
July LIST, at ~ O'Clock +. NJ, The PROBE ~
of LAND, win a BRICK DWELLING and otntr
improvements thereon, lying and being ~ the cry
running hack $50 feet to an alley. The house con-
tpins about six rooms. - . r
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay the expenses OF
sale and a note for S336.04- with Interest from
April 20, 1880. FRANh H. ILLS ILL.,
iv
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NLD D0AlINiON ,FtAMSE z ,,r{gSs,
" CONPANY. sHssslS@
FOR NEW YoRg.
C0URT ORDERS.

-
VIRGINIA-IN LOUISA CIRCUIT
Y COURT, CLERKS OFFICE July g. 1885,
IN VACATION , ~ r,,ar
her next friend. ...s'.''.''I Ml""'
against ,.
IN CuASCRRY.
The object OF this suit, which Is pending tn me
Circuit Court OF the county OF Louisa IL 10 Obtain
divorce q viacuiO Wd!T im0atf from tn driehi-
amt and 10 ,ubect tract of land, the proteriy OK
HE defendant situated In the said county Of Lon -
eighteen mules east OF The courthouse, ON tue Inc
OF the chesapeake and ono railway sdloinng iae
lands Of H. MeCandlish John NJ. Tulloh, aUd others,
containing 100 scres more or less, 10 The 81 los.
Of the said plaintiff, Ella f. Esly, and her lnisn'
children. -.
Aud affidavit having b. en- made and nled that mo
defendant u resldsnt ~ Virgins, II II orIst-
ed that he do appear here within Que month snsr
due public slion OF this Order IN the Richmond DIS
patch, and do what Is necessary TO protect bis IN
terest IN this suit.
copy Teste ,s c,..s
SAMUEL H. PARSONS, Clerk
s.sASvsa Dfsassisu,Sn% nss.s4w
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RYEINE. CLEANING. DE.

4 UG.J.PYLE's sTEAM.DYElEG AND
IA CLEA MING ESTABLISHMENT, No. 424
Broad street. Fiffh. Gentietnfus. youths and
boys clothing CLEANED OK DStD promptly,
eheaply, and neatly Cashmere, mertno, empress
cloth, alpaca, popins. bombazine, bunting. elk,
salln. grcnadiue. Grape, silk and woollea shaxls
ssshes, ribbon, Md gloves, feathers. jacques. &C..
CLEANED on DYED At short notice and moderate
~ l0'eodlm* Broad street near Fifth. \
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By Grubbs 4 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
Eleventh street between Main and bahk'

TINE MOST VALUABLE CORNER ON
i BROAD STREET FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
Nv reuuesf of the owner who has discontinued ous-
ness We will sell by aHcloD, on The premises, on
MONDAY THE 9TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1851.
at bH O'Clock L. NJ, the very valuable properly 10
Gated at the southwest corner OF Broad ana tifin
strres fronting about 80 feet on BROAD street aud
running back along the west line OF Fifth street
STuREs on Broad street. with DWELLING above.
and TWO DWELLINGS and THREE STORES
ON Fifth street Welding in IT'S present shape nand-
OF thl, pr perty viii the attention OF every
one wishing 10 invest money on Broac street, which
has already become The great retailing street OF me
civ where the bapdsonIest and most expensive i'm
nts are being made, and We are safe In say
Ing that there has been property offered for long
time so valuable as this: nor IS there likely 10 be
soon or ever such opportunity again, for this Is
first class Broad-slreet property.
TERMS: Al sale.
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BY George II. Poindexter,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioaeer'
No. 1900 Main street.


rT,RUSTEES SALE OF TWO.STORY
i FRAME DWELLING OCCUPIED 81 =; W
FIGG, ESQ, on THE NORTH SIDE n o. VEN.
TY WITH STREETS. FRONTING 80 FEET "
VENABLE STREET; AMP sd E FrrT WiD sAJM
virtue OF the provisions Of TWO certain deeas o.
trust executed by b. W. Fisg to sne Toos sa
smith the payment OF n certain bond OF s2lS nno
the other dated March 10 1880 to sesafe % sp DC.
fsuit having been iraie In the payment OF Doh ihe
said amounts, and being required so 70 90 oy INC
benefcisries, / shall sell by pubic auctoh' Oh '"'
premises. on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST nth, AT 81 O'CLOCK
+. NJ,
the above described DWELLING, now In tbe occn'
pency OF The said b. W. FIG - ..,,
TERMS: Sufficient In cash 10 pay expenses on sac
nd s2lS with Interest Mt twelve per cent per an
nnm from January II. 1874, and S3SS.21 win
interest from July 10. $50 balance on such terms
ms may be announced at sale. 800 NJ.
"a ""' w r. WILEY DAVIS, Trustee.
GEORGE II. PoINDExTER, lAuctloneer. y 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-31
by Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
~ BUILDING LOT on THE NORTH SIDE OF
MAIN BETWEEN SECOND AND IHlRl,
STREETS. AND OF a LOT ON THE ALLEY
IN THE REAR.-lu execution OF Il decree OF the
Circuit Court of Amelia county, rendered AZ IT'S
March term, In the case OF Barksfales adminlsfra-
tor u.s. BarksdalG's creditors, the undcrsgntd spe.
cial commits sioners thereby appointed, VIII sell by
auction, upon the premises, IA FRIDAY, August
10th, at @ o'clock z. NJ. the following REAL
ESTATE, OF which the late Robert j. BarSsdale
DIED seiZed-tO vii
A BUILDING LOT on the north se Of Main
between Second and Third streets, lying between
the property Of Abraham Harris and that OF ;. T..
L1thrcp. II fronts "a feet and runs back lO3s
feet
Also. a LOT. with an old stable thereon. situated
on alley I'm rear Of the above, and ado ming the
properly OF DR.. F. Willis. IL IL 14x22 feet.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance at four. eight,
and twelve months for bonds, with interest, the
titles to he retained until all the purchas-money Is
paid. r. X; FAtKAk,
4. T. TABB.
Commits iers
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioueers.
iy 3O-AuG.l3,l9X2O
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RAILROAD COMPANY. |
OFFICE FREIGHT AGENT.
RICHMOND, VA, July 23, 1851.
CPECIAL NOTiCE.-Will be sold at the
- York River depot on SATURDAY. July 3ls''
at ~ noon, r,,ocp
IN my (, .,gbf aud charge. W. @. KNIGHT,
~ ''' Acting Freight Agent
PAINE & SowLIS, Auetioneers: