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+ Ii will be seen that DIR. Harrington and
Mr. John +. Hunter have formed a co-part-
nership in the Drug business, They have a
complete assortment Of fresh medicines and
everything in their line, and customers will
Gud them punctual and obliging and skilful
in the compromising of prescriptions.
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For Fine Watches and Jewelry-

For Clocks and Superior Spectacles, all
under full guarantee, call on
SEUTER,
feb4-St-d Corner opposite Capitol.
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The Largest lot of Boots and Shoes in the
market, at bottom prices, at the PARLoR sHoE
sToRE. jan3l-dlw
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lust Received

Just Received
One Hundred Barrels choice Irish Seed Po-
tatoes from Boston.
Jan 20-3t.
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Just Received

Shades complete from 81 % to 50 each New
lot of Wall Paper Breach-Loading Shot Guns
etc, at
jan 30-d6t EYRIcHs.
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ED. B, F. wusoS, of Winona, Miss.
will preach at the Christian Church to-day,
at IL A. u, and AZ Pm
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Removal

Removal
MrC. Cummings has moved his boot and shoe
mandatory from State Street to the kelPs
Building, on Capitol street, just above The
CLARION office, where he will be glad to wait
upon his old friends and customers, and the
public generally.
Mich 4. Il
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READ THIS.

IF you WANT A CLEAR, BRIGHT LIGHT
i A SAFE LIoHT, LIsHT without SMOKE
use BRowS's NON-EXPLOSIVE PETRO, OF
BRowK's FAMILY OIL; TO be had onlv al
BROWNS OIL DEPOT, JACKSON, MISS.
Oct. L. 79-3m.
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MEAT MARKET.
STATE LIBRARY NOTICE.

THE FOLLOWING BOOKS ARE MISSING
i from the State Library, and their return
will greatly oblige the State Librarian: Coo
ley on Taxation. Vol. l, Dillon ON Municipal
Corporations.
Jan 24-H
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COrsets-
A large and elegant assortment at
E.& S. VIRDEs's.
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Shoes! shoes (

Shoes! ShOesi
An elegant line Of those eustOm-made shoes
of pudley's, just arrived at
E.&s. vIEDEx's.
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Just Opened at A. Virden's-
Cashmere Suits,
Cheviot Suits,
Blue Flannel Suits,
Black Diagonal Frocks and Vests.
d If.
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New Style Hair Pins---
Black Jet, with Gold and Silver Stars at
WHITING g. GRAY's.
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TRY pair of those Emerson,s CATERS Nv
cry pair warranted by.
A. VIRDES.
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Hats! Hatsii Hats!ll

Call at tue Parlor Shoe Store and get YOU a
new Spring Hat. nice lot just received this
day, of stiff cassim.re soft cashmere, and
straw hats. All the latest styles from stetson,
Woodruff, Morris & Co., Rice, vinson Co.
inch DIV.
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Go TO h. & S. VlRpES's for nice suit Of
Spring Clothing.
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JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI.
riNHlS HOUSE HAS BEEN THOROUGHLY
i Overhaulcd. Painted and kehtted for the
accommodation of Members OF the Legisla-
ture and tue Travel ne Public generally.
From its locality Passengers are enabled to
reach all night trains with certainty, while
those visiting Jackson, are soon placed in
comfortable quarters. It's tables are always
supplied with the best the market affords, and
under the Management Of Ma. foLKEs, and
his able assistants, with polite, accommoda-
ting servants, the proprietor intends that the
EDWARDS HOUSE shall be hrst-elAss in
every particular
sssS- street Cars run from this House 10 all
parts Of the city,
J. W. ROBINSON, Proprietor
Dec. "A, '79-4w.
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Clothing Clothing!
The largest stock of Spring Clothing ever
brought to this market, now on exhibition at
E. & s. VIRDEY's
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Shoes, shOesi! shOes!!!

New shoes for spring wear received this day
for gentlemen, from BoydeH i Co., at the Par
lar Shoe Store mh5-lw.
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Daily Clarion.
RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
,Aioago, St. Louis and New Orleans Railroad.

Chicago, ST. Louis and New Orleans Railroad.
GONG SOUTu-MaU 1870 A. ".
Mixed. 5:UO A. NJ
WAY Freight, 7:C5 A. N.
Through Freight, l0l0 A. NJ.
GOING NoRrH-Nan 1000 P. N.
Mixed, 705 p NJ.
Through Freight 400 P. NJ.
Way Freight $50 p, n.
JAS. c. CLARKE, General Manager.
W. +. MCKINLEY, Division Sup'L
F. CHANDLER, Genl Passenger Agent
JoHS A, WEBB, Local Agent
vieSsburg and Meridian Railroad.
CONC EAsT-Leaves vicksburg 500 P, NJ.
Arrives at Jackson, $50 P, NJ.
Leaves Jackson, $50 ?. NJ.
GoINa WRSr-Icaves Meridian, 1890 NJ,
Leaves Jackson, 6;@ A. NJ.
FRGnr TRAIN-Goiug East, Lvs.,.l2l0 p. ",
West, Lv's..l2l0 P. n,
f. +. RAWoRTH, Gen'l Sup't
GEO. d. LAWRENCE, Assist Supt
JNo. w. CLINGAN, Local Agent
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ONE HUNDRED pairs Ladies Sandal ND Sip
new and handsome. janSl-dlw
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Rock and Rye.

"Good for the Young"
GOOD for the Old"
GOOD for a Cough"
GOOD for Cold
feb317-w.l AT LEMLYs Drug 0tofe'
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A Timely Word 10 the Legislature.

Jackson, February 2i. lsSO-tf
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Au1rToy sALEs-..Fature Days.
Nv Jas. MacdougalI. Aucticneer,
No. 10 Governor Tor ThIrteen,h) street.

GALE OF FIRST CLASS FURNITURE
N ANrEi-MiRRORs. &c. AT THE RESIDENCE
OF !. IL. WILLIAMS. ESQ. NORTIiEASI, = G ,s!t.
NER or fRANkLiN MD fi ~ H., s Williams,
who Is declining housekeening WIN sen nv ms ,es .,
dence las aboye5 on THURSDAY. 5th Instant; ~
10Y o'ciock, all OF his ELEGANT fUhNriohh'
81 st ss'Fae,hRF RsJssEwooD CASE 7IoCTAvE
PIANO, regarded as one Of The hnest i"s'r"-
tRRfasN REM II FL s,rf hand
Elesast PARLoR. CHAMBER, aud DINING
sn me9's Sold DID ROSEWOOD PARLoR SUITS
E,c sGRniR'e'fL' ACE.cURTAINs, CoRNIcE. and
Handsome OAK HALL SUITS. ,
Tb,s cbambers are Furnished complete In MAS
sTyE ROSEWOOD. WALNUT. and MAH ,s u
8EDDiNei. HOLSTERS, PILLOWS, &c.
PprttcnIar attention Is called 10 the ROSEWOOD
SUIT. as IL is very massive and handsome having
cost '0 In The DINING. ROOM win be found
I very pretty OAK MARBLE TOP ButtEu: ,oe
OAK HiNING-RuoN and LIBRARY iCHAihs
wa ana ETIF SH RESPONSIBILITIES;
WALNUT REFRIGERATION with WATER
uapdsoms VIM and TABLE CLOTHS:
CHINA- sILVER-PLATED, and GLASSWARE;
/ large OAK REFRlGERATUR:
/ WALNUT OFFlCE-DEsK and LETTER.
PRESS, &C., &C. .,,,r and 90
The.furnl!ure being OF ihe pes. n dui descrln,ion
I'm nosSibie the residence viii be thrown open on
WEDNESDAY, 14th instant, from ~ NJ. 10 q
p. NJ TO enable the public TO make thorough tx
Special attention Is called to the sale. Sale posi-
tive.
TERMS: Cash. " ..,.
Il. B. COOK. Salesman. Jt o. IHNHta.u
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~ !. Thompson Brown
zeal Estase Agent
1rsq east Main street,

u,pusTEEsi SALE OF A TWO
kuS iptwr DWELLING CuNTAIN-
ma st Tx Rooms ON sEyES SrFsr sIRk kS6
NHyYnILE gsrw v,tiss Of fnE deed or trSst
BATES sLhE s.rn,r 10 t,,e undersigned trustees,
Ir9S igth January 1873 and res9rdea n uo
RicSmo chancery conrt d Sa D. and wh.
secure certain bond therein bc,pg required SO 20
90 a. sy VII sell ss On II Sss
on hs is s ssd deed as fo-
the REa ~, II IaT Or LAND In the city Of Rich
@Snd on she wet s Of Seventh sree5 se
Preston md Date. streets G'n ines ie4 ee 70 an
RUNNING saus en- feel vide, with FRAME DWELL
ING thereon. -uorsas of szle and s36q,
and The balance sKh terms as VIII oe
AT sale nv the grantor or trustee
At saw f g ;I g; s s4AFaGs' rrrstees.
I THOMPSON BROW Nd =
, ,-..,,psox NROsS. Auctioneer IA
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NU FFg
IA 12-eod6t

nFFICES FOR RENT-TWOM
OLARGE. WELL-LIGHTED, and WELL Hi
VENTILATED ROOMS. on FIRST floor, over \ an
cey,s bookstore No. 11l2 Main street, suitable for
lawyers or dentists. Apply at Dispatch office.
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by Robert H. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street..

A UCTDN SALE, WITHOUT LIMIT
n OR RESERVE: OF THAT LARGE gMn-
STORY FRAME DWELLIAs;. NO: 3Ol: ciIu ~,
ATED ON THE NORTHEAST CORNh1s ,,, Df
TWENTY-EiGHTH AND CLAY SIKsELcc'
AND TWO FRAME STORES ADJOlkiNG'
FRONTING on CLAY sTKEET, NOS; BOZ MD
sos, WITH DWELLING @tR sAME; .U yn
.OOCUPIFD BY MIR. EDWARD CANNON AND
MIR. w. T. WOODY-By direction OF The 9,n l.,,
will offer for sale. upon The premises; on " hnI
NFSDAY the l4tn day Of January, 1851, al as
O'Clock Tor Immediately afer the sale a. me corner
OF Twenty eighth and NJ sireets}, The PRoff1, J,
above described. which is now yielding rental on
absut 1850 per annnm. The whole properly Is
comtarativelY new. and the rIOREs are coisiu-
erred As good siore property as anr on Churcn pin.
Each has a DWELLING OF about three or Jour
rooms overhead. The DWELLING az thc c9rher
AZ Twepth. tighth street contains about eleNen
rooms and is In good repair water, &C. on use
premists. ,,, =, ,os, &,
eaod and paying property Is Invited TO this SAFE.
TERMS: one third cash: rescue ~ aou. .isn ,
ard twelve mon this negotiable notes. per cent.
ROBERT rs. LYME,
IA Auctioneer.
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b. Robert d. Lyme
Pos, Estare Agent and Auctioneer'
1919 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE At PULLS IIgIaTf AU OK
,r ~ fiS Scc,iTttfAsT CnRNkR OF IMES,aas;
fHia hh AND STREET; 9ps sThrsf h No
FEET ON TwsST rE x ssur1nfEr ise fEET.--
~ u ss.rr,ion a certain deco Of trus. dr, "s.
ION Of May. 1877 to the nnSsI ra once ef fe
p se. snu a" Cour. in Deed Book llo1:
pacs 41o. wss offer for saie. spon toe p,e dgso
on WEDNESDAY the l4th day OF 1s a ,c a. nv tbe
iragcisrtes rnder said deed. eefault ha ins ~
msle In The payment Of the notes secured a,s viii
the PROPERTY above described: ihr 80, ~ ana
Val very probably he sub-dveod 20 sui
The grades ~ the vicinity have AL been i,end
,,itb ina, asu,rance This offers an unusuN 0ppor
tuniy for versions OF limited means 10 secure e'''
Building lot - ,oors
aif,eral ,erps will PROBABLY beGnnounceo ~ ~.
a n HENRY G.. CANNON, Trnstee.
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BY W. Goddin.
Real Estate AuctiOneer.
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES AUCT ION SALE OF
i THAT MOST DESIRABLE FOuR-STORY
BRICK DWELLING No 312. ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF GRACE BETWEEN THIRD AND
FOURTH STREETS. NOW AND FOR MANY
YEARS PAST OCCUPIED BY DIR. NJ l.. JAMES
AS DWELLING AND OFfICE.-By virtue or the
trust deed 10 the undersigned, dated 4th January.
1879. recorded IN Richmond Chancery Court In
Deed Book ia A. page 10. deixnlt having been
made In the payment Of the debt thereby secured,
and being thereto required by the beneficiary. VIII
sell. on the premises, on "WEDNESDAY The 2 LIST
day of January, 1880. at O'Clock l.. NJ. the above
described VALUABLE PROPERTY. The DWELL
INC contains eight large and three small rooms I;
kitchen with four rooms stable and carriage. house.
The lot, with the side alley. Is Described as fronting
30Hx1f44 feet, and has the use OF an alley extend
ing from Third street 10 this property.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses OF sale, taxes. &C.
say about $500; credit n to u, 045 10 7th Febru-
AIRY. 1880; ms TO $4,000 10 18th October, 1880; as
10 s7O.9l to 4th June. 1880; rs 10 e70 81 10 4th
December. 1880; MS 10 1901 TO 4th June. 1881 |;
As 10 S70.9I to 4ih December. 1881; as To e7Opl
aud tl,4l6 0G to 4th June, 1882; and rs TO the
residue OF the purchase money, on liberal credits.
which will be announced at the saie-all The credits
be secured by tru<t-deed and evidenced by nego-
table notes Interest added; aso, approved insur-
ance for the length Of the credits :.
Il. APPERSON, Trustee.
III. APrERsoS, salesman. r9
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ByJ. Thompson Brown
Real Estate Agent aud Auc'io'feer'
lII3 east Main street.

rI,RTsTEES' SALE OF FOUR HOUSES
AND LOT ON WEST CARY STREET. MI
on GULRRY STREET.-By virtue 81 Two deeas
Of trud' executed by Charles Koch ana wate' tne
9rsi Ia fsarfman, straus. and Brown, trustees. @s
dated Zsd November 1871 and ree9roeI an az ,ae
Richmapd Chancery Court, ID. " III a, p.cl9'
md The second 10 Mezney and Taiman trustees
dated ISu March, 1873 and r.c0rneo III se i.lc ~
mond (9ancrry Court, ID. u. III u. y. Zya. 70 PC
cnre certain OBLIGATIONS, and whereas oeiant nas
been MADE ana being required so to 30 by the eene
Gciaries we will sell. on the premises on az ~
DAY. Janssry 10, 1888 at O'Clock - ~ ~, s rn.
PROPERTY described In both deeds as before re-
ftrred TO. A., .u,,, -. ~
said property fronts e2 feet on the north siee on
Cary street and runs back between araiei ZINES
100 feet ia an alley 20 feet wide. There y upon
sand lot THREE HOUSES fronting on cary sreel;
and one In tkersar. The property Is rented 20 eoed
tenants. The houses will he III separately III ue-
sired. . ..,,
TERMS: By consent Of al parties. one fourth
cash balance At four eight. and twelve months ih-
terest added, AND secured by deed Of tInst.
H. G.. e.. HARTMAN,
JULIUS sTRAUS,
d. THOMPSON BROWN,
Trustees first deed
J. A. MEANLLY.
W. II. TALMAN.
Trustees second deed.
7 TuoupeoH DpOWN. AuCtiOnecr. u y
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STATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY OF RICHMOND TO

STATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY OF RICHMOND TO
WIT:
I,Chares u. Williams, notary public foi The city
aforesaid in the state of Virginia. do certify that
q. OBER, CHARLES d. HILL. CHARLES X. SKIN
KER. and CHARLES WATKINS, whose names are
signed to the foregoing writing, have acknowledged
the same before me In my said city. And do fur
Their certify that Charles ID. Hill, Of the general
partners named In the foregoing writing. this day
made oath before me- In my saa city, that q. ODER
the special partner named in said writing. has nc.
tusy paid In cash 10 the firm of Hin, Skinker &
Watkins the sum of twenty thousand dollars as his
fnput into said firm.
Given under my hand this Slst dav of December
A. ID. 1879. CHARLES L. WILLIAMS.
IA Lew Notary Public.
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Mail train arrives at Richmond dsily sN- .rv
ccpt sunday at........... ...s........s ~ 80
Express train arrives al Richmond daNf .,,u
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS i'rr
Accommodation train arrives A. Rich A.
mOnd daily excerpt sunday at..,.....',:SVV ~
Mixed train leaves Si1un'on At o.fo y
taking passengers at GordOnsyil,r from the NItb'N
Midland trsir from Washington, ana at'S' a.
Richmond Al 5:sC 4. VI. ,,,,,-.., 1T, g..
A connects with Virginia hidkhh utlI
7 ynehhnrg D,nyilIe and Atlantic Mississippi \
Ohlo Railroad stations sn ~la Nlranla NJ
land trsln, leaving Al $50 L. VI. Iol " asplnstoh
ID connects With yirginia Midland uain
Lynchburg snd Danyiile. ,.,..,
I, couuects with Valley railroad Sccommo
traiH, leaving al 3:15 L NJ. for nairi.ouours'
ID connects with Valley railroad train, lea'lu< '
lIls A. NJ. Cor Harpers Ferry.
r. connect with stages Tor Lexington. ,,
n connects with &, u. :. and 1. L. stesHlefo .'
Portsmouth aud Cincinnati. 80,
G connects With scioto 'alley railroad iof 'h'
Northwest. -. ~
n connects with all lines dyerging TO ,he wee
Northwest, and Southwest. ". NJ :. DUNN,
Engineer sad Superintendent.
~ ~, I'm, no 10
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NOTICE OF LIMITED PARTNER
IN sHIP.-The undersigned have formed LINZ
TIED PARTNERSHIP to conduct the GROCERY,
IEAF-TOBACCO. AND GENERAL COMMITS
SION BUSINESS In the city OF Richmond and
State of Virginia. under the hrm-name OF HILL,
kKfNKER * WATKINS. to begin on The LIST DAY
or JANUARY. 1880, ana 10 continue for the pc
Rod Of three years q yearsl.
The GENERAL PARTNERS IN said firm are
CHARLES ID. BILL, CHARLES X. sklNkER,
and CHARLES WATKINS. all Of whom are ciii-
xens of the Stale of Virginia and reside In the city
of Richmond.
The SPECIAL PARTNER is GUSTAVUS
ODER, citizen Of the State OF Maryland, and re-
sizes IN the city of Baltimore.
The special partner has contributed 10 the COM
mon stock capital the sum OF twenty thousand
dollars (t20000) In cash.
Withess our hands this the 91st day of Deccm-
Der, eighteen hundred aud seyeny-nine 1S79).
lsigIedI CHARLES ~. HILL.
CHARLES X. SklNKER,
CHARLES WATKINS,
General Partners.
GUSTAVUS ODER,
Special Partner
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RAILROAD LINES.

@ q q ss
RICHMOND, TRED'e POTOMAC Z. .. To-
RICHMOND, VA, November Y, 1879
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 8. 1873,
" trains on this road Wi run rs follows:
NORTH BOUND.
g12A NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station Dc ~ Tex
cept sundays; due AZ Wghingun,
l:iO y. M.; Baltimore, 3:00 L: VI: |;
Phiiadephia, $3.50 Z. NJ; New YORK;
1000 4. 81 -
$500 p. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station dai y; due
n Washington, e:25 T.. " BALTIMORE,
1925 r. ~: Philsdel phla, $50 A. NJ. !;
New York, 6:45 A. VI.
400 p. NJ, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN Tor
Junction. leaves Broad sired Station
daily iexcept snr daysj.
SOUTH BOUND.
IO15P.N, arrives at Byrd-street station daily
Except Sundaysl, Leaves New YORK,
s;l5 A. d.; Philadelphia. 1l45 A.
NJ; Baltimore, $3.50 Z. W.; Washing
tor 5:Z0 i. NJ.
IlA0 A. NJ, arrives at Byrd-Street ststior da,iy.
Leaves New York, LOOT L. NJ. Phil
adplphia, 1:10 4. NJ; Baltimore,
4:55 A. Washington, 700 a. NJ.
6:A3 A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives
n Broad-Streei station tally texcept
Sundays). Z. A. TAYLOR,
General Ticket A2eat
EFT. ID. MYERS, General Superintendent
no 10
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TWO. STORY BRICK HOUSE. No. "a

TWO. STORY BRICK HOUSE. No. 24lO
\ East VEN ABLE STREET. BETWEEN ROSE
AND PINK SHEETS. AND NEAR THE RESI-.
DENCE OF T. BAKER. ESQ. UNION HILL: N
AiTCTION-WiIl be sold at auction on THURS
DAY the 18th day Of January, $50, upon the
premise. az o'clock T. NJ, the HOUSE ana LOT
located rs above. The house has eight rooms ana
with small outlay NAV be made desirable resi-
feucp The lot fronts 46 feet uu the north side or
Vena ole street and runs back l6i feet.
TERMS: One ibird cash: residue at Tour ana
eight months. for NEGOTIABLE notes, with interest
added. and secured by deed of trust.
ia 10 FRANCIS L. ISBELL. AuCiiOucrr.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Esla'c Agents and Auciioneers,
1ll3 Main street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF DO L B L L
FRAMED DWFLLING-HOUSE AND Lot
FORTY by ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
NINE FEET on HE SOUTH SIDE or WEsr
SHEETS BY virtue of Il deed of trust bearing
dave on the 27th day OF July 1876. recorded IN
Richmond Ch1nctry Court clerks Office In ID. ~
los Il. page 3l7. 10 secure certain note therein
described, default having been made In the pay
mcnt of said note, and being required so 10 90 oH
the holder Of said nole, | Will proceed to sell by
dav Of January. 1850. 1T Al O'Clock L. M' The
PROPERTY above describe. The impr0yememts
consist of TWO TWOSTORG TENMEMENIS
with about FIVE rooms each. with 'front.' aud rear
porches and well OF excellent water on the iot
TERMS: Sufficient In cash 10 defr1y the expenses
of sale and 10 pay of note for $500, with accrued
interest: and for bliance on such terms as may
be made known III the time of sale.
"a 10 y. ~. LEE. Trustee.
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Aucii0Deer,
1ll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE
i AND LOT ON SIXTH STREET NtAk 81
samuel Howser and wife 10 l.. Il. Smith. j. W. To-
ney and Thomas NJ Hewlett, trustees OF the Nlr-
ginia Home Building Fund and Loan Associations
and their successors In Office. daied August ~
1871. and recorded In the Chauccrv Court once
Decide % -, page %. to secure pay mtnt oi i
certain bond therein mentioned. and default having
been mace, and being required by he henttciaIles
so to do we viii sell by public auction on We prem
ises. on FRIDAY, 23d day Of January; leoo, me
nronerty described I'm said deed as follows: That
LOT OF GROUND commencing on SIKH street
I26 feet south Of Baker Street. and running s0ulh-
wardy on said street "a FEET, and thence BACK pc
tween parallel line, l24 feet 20 an alley II Itet
wide. .,oo
TERMS: Cash rs TO expense or sale ana SlO'
with iuieres, from June /, 1879 and the balance
on such terms rs viii be announced al SAFE ny lhe
grantor or trustees. ,
\. Il. BROOKS.
SOLOMON JOHNSON.
DANIEL HENDERSON,
Trustees.
Tuo,psov RpoWS Auctionper. IN Is
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
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Wv MSD j. WARREN,

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REAL ESTATE AGENT AND AUCTiONEEk
can be found at No. 10 MAZE STREET, where ne
will connIct the REAL ESTATE BUSINESS IN AK
P,rsrni,r attention given 10 the RENTING OUI
or HOUSES. aud prompt returns made.
LOANS on REAL ESTATE sn the city maze on
the best ssn31s. -. 1901,
COMMERCIAL PAPER bought and SOLO: -,.
lie ho,rsa,y strict attention TO bisiness 10 merit
AZ, re So n sn.sage ~ his friends ia 5-eod2ws
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By ". GOddiu,
u " VW'fFIWf
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
Real Estate Auctioneer,
corntr of Bank and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF VAL
i LIABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY AT THE
WEST AND EAST ENDS OF THE CITY OF
RICHMONb-By virtue of the trust deed from
Israel Williams and wife 10 the undersigned. dated
9Th st ptember. 1871, recorded In Ilenrico County
Court clerks office, In Deadlock 50, page 50, de-
fault having been made IN the payment OF The debt
thereby secured. and being thereto required by the
beneficiary, I will sell on WEDNESDAY, at ~
O'Clock NJ. the 2lst January. 1880. at my Office.
corner Msin and Eleventh streets, one undivided
moiety OF the beautiful TWENTI-FivE-ACRE
LOT OF LAND on the we tern suburbs, designated
as No. l In the plan OF division of the "RIlchie
farm Adjoining the lands OF Dr. Thomas Pollard.
DIR. q. A. Crenshaw, Messrs. Haxall. and Harvey
town. Also, Que undivided m0iety Of another
VALUABLE LOT OF 1890 ACRES on the east
ern suburbs. adjoining Fairfield race-course, John
w. Rrauer Bacon TAFT Central Lunatic AsylumD,
and Others, u~ed as garden by said Asylum, and
adjOins IL on tn; ORTIZ
Each presenting a rare opportunity for advan-
tageous purchases OF this description OF properly,
examine. and attend the sale prepared 10 buy.
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires cash as TO the
debt secured mole liberal terms viii doubtless be
announced al the tae.
j. l.. APPFRsON, Trustee.
j. l.. APPERsoN. Salesman. jal0