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Daily Republican., 1880-03-12
Personal.

Rev. A. D. Davis of Zion church,
Cecil County, Md, is now in town.
having driven up 10 Wilmington yes
terday through the storm. Mr.. Davis
concluded the most wonderful series Of
revival meetings that ever took place in
Cecil County, night before last. The
meetings have been going on for seven
months, without abatement, and during
that time 225 persons have professed
religion. To the great satisfaction Of
the Zion people Mr.. Davis will be re-
turned to that charge.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-12
APrnmnt Collector.

Henry M. Whiteman, collector of
taxes for Mill Creek Hundred, and one
who believed that his duty was to col
lect taxes without regard to politics,
has settled in full as collector Of taxes
tor Mill Creek Hundred for the year
1879, being the first Collector that has
settled for that year. County treasurer
Herbert says he never knew a COL
lector before to settle SO early in the
year.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-12
A Famous Nthilist Coming.

Advices from 81. Petersburg allege
that the newspaper stories of a cold-
ness toward France in governmental
circ.es, caused by the refusal of France
to extradite Hartmann, are entirely sem
sational. It's understood that all the
European powers endorse the course Of
France in this matter. Hartmann will
sail immediately for the United States.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-12
New Castle BOOMING.

New castle also promises to have a
building boom this Spring. The follow
ing lots on all of which new house,
will be built have been sold by William
Herbert Lot at the corner of union
and Harmony streets to Robert Wright
for 5000; IA, lot on Delaware street tc
Jacob Hermann for 5000; three lois ad-
Joining the latter to J. B. Lancaster, A.
J. Brown and Gustavus Barnes respect
lively for $4O0 each; and lot and frame
house on Clayton street to George It'd
we'll for 81 100.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-12
A ISAJ Gut.

Willie son of Col. r. W. Ferree. OF
Yorklyn, met with severe and dan
gerous wound on Wednesday evening.
He was using very sharp drawing
knife which slipped on the stick he was
shaving and cut both. knee caps into
and opening both knee joints. DR.. J..
H. Chandler of Centreville, was called
and dressed the wounds which he pro.
nounced to be of very serious nature.
The little sufferer is doing very well so
far, but the Doctor anticipates and fears
inflammation of knee joints. Boys can
not be to careful in handling edge
tools.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-12
The loyal J enersOn.

The jefferson club wants to go to the
N National Democratic convention at Gin
cinnati so badly that they are not let
ting the matter rest night or day. The
rates are now too high and large
number of persons are wanted to become
temporary members of the club, in
order to lower the price of tickets.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-12
Militia COEnpBny.

A meeting was held in Dover or
Wednesday evening to organize two
companies""of militia. The first com.
pany had 35 men to sign the roll. R.
Il. Ksrney was made captain, A. s,
Kirk first Lieutenant and George s,
Wilson second Lieutenant. Forty
men signed the roll Of the second COM
papy. Percy Fowler was elected cap.
tain. George Pennington first Lieu
tenant and R. H. Macksy second Lieu.
tenant. A battalion was formed and
Arthur Boyle elected Major. The
Governor commissioned the officers
Yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-12
SPECIAL MENTION.
n.,,s m Large Business.

NJ " E. Holmes, proprietor ana
.,or MI Of the Boston One Price Cloth
nanasT, pa ae"se. " Is meeting with great sue
ing nt at No. 2l3 Market street, where he
. GrSS 81 al IL he can attend to retailing goods
has I. suhn,sssls H., ~ prices. In his merchant
:, ,siIoripg department he has orders ,a. SUI
sslaut sllu,lto 10 keep employed his large force
" nTlyi tailOrs tor the next two weeks, ana i,
o. %,.S n the prospect of being obliged to
Souble srl bis force. 500 different styles . %
a"duIV sS,iua suitings to select from in this !,
ipsnartment, ip, at prices ranging from VIA
az a'pS pSo pantaloons from s3 to $6.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-12
ARLINGTON MILLS.

Anew SCorliss engine of 4oo-horss
power will be put in the Arlington
cotio on mills next week, and the mill
will be closed for few days for that
purpose. The present engine is 95-
horse power.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-12
l3. 10. H..

We can place the above numbers in
their right position in The wav OF fur
nishing wall papers. We have the
largest stock of the latest des gns in
this city, and are continually de ,orst-
ing houses with the same. Rosin Bros.,
220 West I'd street.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-12
ROBERT BURNS.
The life and Character Of tho
Scotch POet-The Lecture Lass
Evening at the Opera House.

Scotch POet-The Lecture Lass
Evening NJ the Opera House.
The persons who attended the leg
ture on Robert Burns, by Wallace
Bruce, at the Opera House, last even
ing, were compensated for the money
they expended by the literary treat
which they heard. Henry Eoksl, the
President of the Board of Education.
and D. W. Harlan, the Superintendent
of the Public schools, occupied q seat
upon the rostrum. The lecturer was
presented to the audience by Mr.. Har-
Ian.
Mr.. Bruce in his opening remarks:
said Robert Burns was born In Scotland.
on the twenty-fifth day of January Of
the year 1859, and died on the twenty.
first day Of June of the year 1896. The
poet was born in aone-story low thatch-
ed rooted dwelling which was built,
one hundred and twenty-five years ago.
by his father, who little thought that
1t would become thetemple of the muses..
Mr.. Bruce said that 1t beloved him to
say that Robert Burns was great in the
sight Of the people because his poems
and songs were translate into SO many
languages and because many .monu-
ments were erected in memory of him.
Hardly day passed which did not
bring some tribute to his memory.
He was not ashamed OF his lowly birth
nor his humble surroundings but rath-
er took much pleasure in the smoky
cottage. Surely his countrymen have
rrsason to be proud of him because he
Nevoted his talen' to his country. With
his hands upon the pillow he composed
many OF his sweetest verses. Poets from
Homer's time looked up for poetry, but
Burns often looked down, he could find
it in the torn flower lying at his feet.
The lecturer recited numerous poems
in order to show the quality and nature
of the poets genius. A minister once
asked an actor why it was that when
minister preached sermon his congrs-
cation very frequently slept when they
would eagerly have listened to every
word which the actor uttered. The actor
replied that the minister preached as
though the truth was untrue, while the
actor made an untruth have the resem-
blancs of truth. So the fiction in Burns
works often seemed like it were the
truth.
Most of the poets writings are so
Scottish as to forbid translation.
Burns saw in the diamond the crys-
talizsd tear of the poor. On one side
he saw a naughty aristocracy and on
the other side are humble poverty with
yawning gulf between them. He was
aware that his own life was not free
from fault aud was often put upon the
stool of repentance by persons no bet,
ter than himself. He always conduct
ed religious services in his family.
Those persons who accused him of be-
ing an atheist and an anbeliever knew
not what they asserted.
Burns loved his country and believed
his countrymen were loyal to nobility.
In poverty he refused to accept any re-
muneration for the poems and songs
which he wrote in memory of his ooun
try. He sung these songs as no poet
ever sung. He was national in his
patriotism and universal in his human
ity.
Mr. Bruce is good lecturer. His
manner ofspeaking contained eloquencs
and ease, and his lecture last evening
was worthy Of the large audience
| whi3l greeted him.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-12
Removal.

WI. Sincock will remove from his
Old stand, 3O7 Market street to 3o4
Market street, on or about the 25th OF
March. His present quarters will be
reuodelsd, and when finished he will
tatnrn 10 them.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-12
The weather.

war Department, Office of the Chief
IgAaI oihcer, Washington, March l2--
A mdl"a:ions for Friday-For the Mid.
use Atlantic States, higher barometer,
ms'M r,saOAary or lower temperature, winds
I''Iiy from northeast to northwest,
s.Ouoy weather, with occasional rain
OI SNOW,
Daily Republican., 1880-03-12
AGepulne Yara Segar,

u,ereno brand, will be ready for sale
nScbultz' mandatory, on Saturday,
ihs Goth inst. 1t 10 unnecessary to say
= word in recommendation OF this
brspd all We ask is that you call at
No East 4th street, and try them.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-12
sand 10 Cent store.

Will sell you queensware and glass
ware at bargains also just received a
new lot of tinware, notions and novel
ties. Remember ! this is for but q short
time. Same old place, Ne. 22l Market
street,
Daily Republican., 1880-03-12
Aims House Removal.

The petitions for Aims House removal
will be in circulation in few days, and
all the citizens can have an opportunity
Of signing it. The movement is gaining
great popularity.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-12
Selling Ont at Cost.

C.B. Parry, Ne. 304 King street, Ii
sailing out his tinware and housefur-
nships goods at cost, in order to close
business by the 25th inst. All who
visb bargains are invited to call.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-12
Lamb. LIZ NIB, Lamb.

The first lamb of the season will be
hnnd at the Delaware Market, No. oil
KIM KIM street, on Saturday morning. Also
choice d'os beef, mutton, veal, country pork
sr .nd sausage, which will be sold at the
i"rest Hnu prices. Two good ice boxes for
wl'' WV GEORGE REED.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-12
A Resumed sale.

The sale of personal property by
William A. Simpson at Second and
King streets, will be resumed tomorrow.
A good opportunity is offered to all
who wish to purchase household
roods
Daily Republican., 1880-03-12
uossar. og Administration,

The Register Of wills at New Castle
has granted letters Of administration
on the estate OF Thomas J. Reese, late
Of Christiana Hundred, to Lucrstia r.
! Reese and Emmor ]. Reese.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-12
100 Quick for the Pickpocket.

While William M. Knauss, a broker,
,b, ,bsllnS In Newark, N. j., was passing
Ta ,r'uusA crowd congregating at Broad
way way and John street, New York, on
tIa t%IeGnesday afternoon, he felt tug at
Ta,I ,rs IesYy gold chain which held his
wai! vsiSA' aud which passed through his
i's1at ir",''coat aud around his neck. He
vS.I ,r,.a'l'Iy felt the chain and found his
s"5 "a;cn gone. He at once turned round,
Mo- n1..' ID" a man standing beside him
yiSss Tn MS hand in his coat pocket.
,aiS iSoSs =, seized the strangers arm aud
y@ ~. ! want my watch. " 81 haven't
Un,s Dmsouf "atch," said the man, where
6a R,u s,a "t[' hasus5 slipped his hand into
his SStr"HE4F's Sa'E pocket, squeezed open
auI AaDa' and felt his watch. The man,
0r,n' surrendered it with a sullen,
bInr'y} 4V y}oor--watch," AID ran away,
"Sr'1 "S,on "a ny crowd, who cried loudly,
and T. '""l'" The fellow was arrested ,
"' proved to be a we'll known thief.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-12
FrAah SbAd.

povsll will have on his stall In the
ehirS iu street market, fine variety OF
i.asb an, sbsd, fresh herring, salmon,
n'p ..on, balibut, rock fish, white perch,
"JI,, us1Iov perch, founders, haddook;
ys,,v] .saI,1 steak Goldfish, catfish and
'I' stbsr varieties of the finny tribe; also
s' y lot Of terrapin. Call early and avoid
tha rush.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-12
State OF the thermometer

AZ the REPUBLICAN Office, ON Friday
morning, March u:
O'Clock, 10 o'clock, II o'clock
~" 36o 43C
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A,,au,,ov. Youug Ladies' ,

Rumfor1 Bros, 404 Market street,
have just received the spring styles OF
Uey mixed, brown mixed and nutre
mixed Derbys, for ladies.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-12
The Liberal Ls ague.

Something Is wrong with the Liberia
League. They have adjourned 10 tn.
call Of the president.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-12
1.id Wid Debts, Prepatory TO
"htfaCt1ME NewK Gnes.

asy,,s IDag -, article the Chicago "Times''
psion NJ NAY at the close of the last cam
tspsn, TF' n A0ram S. Hewitt and Lieu
bills ~ ,oO,snor W Dorsheimer presented
nisrelI"O !" Mr. Tilden, the former for
trs cnnn, ntouS expenses during the cleo.
hotel f" and the latter for the
Conyen,in.o Vi members of the st. Louis
tina ,at u'oh' The Governor at that
'scsutlv tlrSea th to settle these claims, but
Ing to ~ 'nsy a We're paid in full, amount.
claims n ABOUT % $4,000. The paper
adubj,,b, this circumstance to have
before S'e tho u proof Of Tilden's candidacy
'le Cincinnati Convention,
Daily Republican., 1880-03-12

DRANDYWINE SEMINARY, INSTI-
- tute building. Spring term begins on
Monday, March Is. For information apply
to 3.12-2t W. 3. McNAIR. A. M.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-12

G0S-FOR SALE-SMITH CABINET
sDOO organ large case seven stops and
IN good order, Address b. II. A., Whining
ton. Del. S'l2.ts
Daily Republican., 1880-03-12
A LITTLE BREEZE.

Mr.. Townsend, from the Hospital
Committee, presented three bills for the
city hospital. They were VIM. H. Lee,
s19.25; Walton Brothers, $25. .33 Allan
Speakman, $lS.l5. When Clerk
Frazer read the first bill, VIM. Il. Lee,
City Hospital Superintendent, sl9.25.
"Mr. Paynter became close listener,
and when the adoption Of the bills were
Daily Republican., 1880-03-12

yTRUNDLE BED AND MATTRESS FOR
sale cheap almost new. Address b. II.
A., Wilmington, Del. 3-122t*
Daily Republican., 1880-03-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

YNOR RENT.--A VERY DESIRABLE
n grocery store, Elm and Adams streets,
(Maloney's) Apply at store. 3.12 Cts
Daily Republican., 1880-03-12

Mr.. Caan's Transfer - Trouble
About o ChFistiana PnDlie Road
New Road I'm mill Creek Ham
dred-schOOl District Divided
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'Nithn.ond Dispatth.
rrrrspAy FEBRUARY 8, 1880.


g.. Lours As Honss MAnSsr. Louis,
rsh,,,e,v i. THE Rcputiicdn will to-'nor-
rnv o,,bl,sb a review OF the horse and muse
ss.sre, "a this city, which shows an unprc-
nnHan,eS increase IN that branch OF bus.,
,,sss the January receipts by river ana is,'
were n $40 head, against $3.50 head lot .as
corresponding month last year. La addilon
70 these receipts, 1t Is estimated 'hs. enossn
animals were driven into the cry 70 w.. w..
the total to full $4,000 head. bu'.rs NJ In
present from Canada, Mexico, we W. a., eli
dies, France, Germany: Eng,sna' I hac gI
parts OF this country. all OF WHOM, ~
H. sn,,m,ents by rail alone for The tune
mentioned we're 8, 295 head.
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NY j.. Thompson Brown
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
lIl3 east Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF house AND
4 Lot ON FIFTEENTH STREET. BETWEES
CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS by Yiriure Of a
deed of trust, dated 23d August, 1876, rtcor''ed IN
Richmond Chancer' Court. ID. u. los H.. page All,
executed by NJ Rose the undersigned trltsi' IS,
and whereas dofault has been made in the payment
of the obligation secured, aud being required so TO
90, we Will sell. on the premises. on FRIDAY, teb-
rnary g. 1880. Al 3 o'clock Z. NJ. The following
REAL PRO- ERTY: That LOT OF LAND. with
all The improvements thereon, on the western line
OF Fifteenth between clay and Leigh streets. 'front.'
ing ~ feet more or less snd running back betwe
parallel lines 100 feet. more or loss.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses Of sale and s312.3f 4;
aud the balance such terms rs Will be announced
by said NJ. Rose or trustees at sale.
II. &. &. HARTMAN,
JULIUS rRAUS,
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Trustees.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Aucioneer. ja2S
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Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs.
No. 7 Tenth street (ShJfer's Buildngl.
VRUSrEE'S SALE OF LOTS Nos. {

VRUSrEE'S SALE OF LOTS Nos. 60
4 AND 7OIN THE PLAN OF NAVY HILL
TUGFTHER WITH FRAMED HOUSE THERE
ON. THE LOTS FRONTING 90 FEET on NESI
SIDE OF EIGHTH. RUNNING i.tCk ~ FtkT
TO l6-FOOT ALLEY. AND ARE DISTANT
STRFET.-By virtue Of a lrust deed. Only recorded
i'm Richmond Chruccry Court CLERKS Office in Decd
Rock ll2 4. page ) /. 20 secure a certain sum of
money therein mentioned. and default having been
made IN the paymcn; III ro0f. VII. icing thereto
required 10y ihs beneficiary Of said deed proc e 10
So ~ puaic auction. on the premises on ~ Rs
DAY. Z, bruary 5. 1850. al O'Clock L. NJ, the
PROPERTY above described.
TERMS: Cash as To 500 and expenses OF exc
cutting mi, trust; on 4 credit - 10 s23O WI halCh
I. 1854 the balance upon such terms "a may bC
announced ~ the hour 81 sic. -. -
ja2i Iru-lec.
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c.vroN sALEs--.fn."re D"ys.
nv Prank d. IIill 4 Co,
pesi Estate Aucnonce'''
rms Main street.

COMMISSIONERS, AND S1. Ass seTsIn n
u SALE OF yALxApsNn RICHMOND CITY
Of f1f Se c G% OF OF s en-
e,ee n IL be s Grant ss ST e euIelea
on S'n s,r,r,. 1890. IN same ra '. ~ y. pIic
ze,~ special , OF wv February, issc
auction ~ On 81 mont or Henr,so CSSI,y 'pnr a
AZ ~ o scIyyTyTHrEE ACRES of ca ~. III I'm
house. So a. tho New Msrset roddi aiier WHICH,
rico coun, s.,oct p N-we will sell, on 'e preini-
say az 21iisE AND LOT on NICHOLSON s're.t w
Futop city Of Rlchmondi; n0m sixi4s feet. md
samuel IreS new cs,:sins about five rooms and Is
in good repair. =. ami, fourth OF the purchase-
IEnaS aud The balance upon 2 cIrclt OF lomr,
p' aud ,r,eye mouths for negotla'Ie no,es MN
,neress ADDED IRON he day oi sae rp nd co,I
nn,,i The eourchasa-money IS Paiu 'h i"" '"u 'o"
yeyance ordered By fhe IoumTN COKE
n. a. ATKINSON
WILLIAM HANCOCK,
specisl Comm toner's.
I'LL, vpf.c I'm The foreFoingeale. by virtue Oh de
60 ~ ga January 1850, or Unl,gd S'Stes us
;ric, (;onrf for Eastern Di''ric' VI '"s"'"' 80 ~
samuel Tuckey, bsnkrnpI, r,rnt up seskonee
n in WE'D W RN----@
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BY J. Thompson rrown,
Real Estate Agent and AuciioEeor,
lll3 east Main street.

v,RITSTEE'S SALE OF DESIRABLE
| BRICK HOUSE no. LOCUST ALLtf.[
Ey virtue of a deed Of trust executed 2Jth March,
Is76 and recorded In Richmond Chahcery Cour'
H. Il. 10Y G.. page 373, TO he undersigne', uu,lee,
and whereas default has been mace III Tue pay incht
do / will sell on the urtmises. on "WEDNESDAY
Feoruary 4. $50. at AZ O'Clock l.. NJ. that bE!' n
uoIiSE and LOT No. . Locust alley. between Nam
and Ir,fnkiin streets. said house aud TOT fronts "a
feet on Locust alley. Snd rams back 30 rec. NJ
oupcrfunitV Is here off red 20 purchasers I" E'l a
Iayfng fuVcstmeu.
IEKMs: by CON emf cash. .,. -,
7 T,tovpsov 0powN. Auciionter "A 80
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STATE or VIRGINIA. CITY or RIcHSIoyD--To

STATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY OF RICHHoSD--To
WIT:
Charles L. Williams, notary public fei The city
aforesaid, In the Stale of YrgiiA do certify that
q. ODER. CHARLES ID. HILL. CHARLES X. SKIN
KEN. and CHARLES WATKINS, Whose names
signed 30 the foregoing writing, have Acknowledged
the SANE before me in NY said city. And o. fur
Their certify that Charles ID. Iiil one OF the general
partners named IN the fores DING wiring TINS day
made OATH before me ia my eaid city that q. Cher.
the special partner named IN said writing. has nc.
fnaily paid in cash 10 the firm OF Hill. skinkeT
Watkins The sum OF twenty thousand dollars as MS
inpgt iutO said nTm.
Given Under my hind this 3lst dav Of December,
A, u. 1879. CHARLES u. WILLIAMS.
Ja Lew Notary Public.
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nv Frank -. llill & CO..
Real Estate Agents and AHciioneers'
No. HOS Nam street.

VERY DESIRABLE AND BEAU ~.
FIILLY-LOCATED LOTS. ON TIE " tSI
SIDE OF MECnANICSVILLE PIKE ADJO
VENABLE STRttT. FOR sALE, Al ACOl ..,t,,
on on , , urepi,es on FRIDAY February g. 1850, al
az o'clock T.. NJ. Fifty FEET or GEUt H., 10, To-
fnio TWO lots of twenty I've ieet each. The lots
nave a dep.h of Il'4-12 feet TO an alley J . ieet
,ytde The rear Of these lots runs back 10 Mr.. Ar
,Lur Rooney-s factory. 4 bargain can he had, and
anv one DESTROYS of purchasing in that neighbour
hood Will 90 well 10 attend tho sale.
TERMS: One third cash: balanc. IN SIX, anu
49, month. with Interest added. secured by 4
1ooj of irnst FRANK y. HILL K CO.,
f. 3 huVtlOHNl-.
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ca gs 9zN
RICHMOND. FRED'G 4 POTOMAC Y. y. 20
RICHMOND. VA. November q, 1879
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 8, 1879,
" trains on this road Wi run a. follows:
NORTH BOUND.
e.12A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Strees station "a ~ Tex
cept sundays. due az NsebingtnD,
lilo Y. ~. Baltimore, 3:05 r: m::
Pbiladelphs, $50 PM; Ne" YORK.
1905 r. VI
$500 p. NJ. leaves Byrd-street station daily; due
~ Washington. 9:25 i. VI Bslumore,
1l:25 r. NJ: philadelphia, $50 y. NJ I;
New York. 6.f5 A. VI.
400 T.. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAlf Tor
Junction. leaves BToa1 street stsdos
daily fexceDt Sur days..
SOUTH BOUND.
IOl5P,N, arrives at Byrd-strect station daily
Except sundays. Leaves Ser YORK,
R:l5 a. M.: Pbiisdelpha. 1l;45 A.
NJ. Baltimore, $3.50 Z. ~. washing
tor $40 Il. NJ. -,
LAO A. NJ. arrives at Bvrd-Street statiot oa,ly.
Leaves New YORK, 1000 2. Nj Phil'
adeIpiiia 1:IO 4. NJ; Baltimore,
4:j5 A. ~ Washington. 700 A. NJ.
SAB A. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAN arrives
at Bro2d-S.rees station failv texcepI
Sundaysl. Z. a. Ia Loh,
General TICKET Agent
ET ID. MYERS. General SaDeriatsadent-
" - " no 10
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Auction sALEs-..rn,urc Days:
Wy Robert u. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent aud Auciioneer,
1919 east Main street.
SALE OF THAT
ELEGANT FoUR-sToRY sTocK-BRICK
RESIDENCE.
SITUATED on THE NORTH LINE OF LEIGH
NEXT TO THE CORNER OF SIXTH
STREET, NOW OCCUPIED BY
WILLIAM IRA SMITH. ESQ,
AT AUCTION.

In execution Of certain deed of trust from Ro,
bert Avis. dated June 8. 1878. aud duly recoro,d
I'm Richmond CbancerY Court in Deed-Bo0k LIZ
C. rage 45S. ! will sell upon the premises on
THURSDAY the 9th day Of February. lSsO, az
o'clock T. NJ being required SO to do ny inc holuers
or four Of The notes secured thereby default Ia Ing
been made In the payment OF The same all me flso-
PKRTY conveyed by sald deed. The HOUSE Is
entirely new having been bait only short time,
and contains from twelve To fourteen rooms. anh Is
fitted up with all OF the most modern improvements,
such as bail-tubs- ranges La'robe stove Sc anu -
hnIi of the verv best uz erial and has store cap
ming TO The doors and wWzdows. The neighbOrhood
is irsi class and Is convenient 10 business marker,
SC Those wishing first-class residence or invest
mon, will do well Ia attend tbs sale. The property
las a front Of 81 feet on Leigh street, ana runs
back to an alley ,.,
or inc following notes. with al cost. &C., thereon
Notes for : / 5nC) and $4,000. Brance upon terms
~ ne given AT sale ROBERT -. LYME.
~ - on Trustee.
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pR. q. McLANE,s yERmsf1s.
SYMPTOMS or WORMS.


Tn. ,our,eusnce Is pale and lesasu'co'oFst7 VII"
.., o,,s,.o. mr. n c,rexmscritsd spot ossose or
both cheeks: the eyes become eat; tie p"p'''
,.,,a ses,,c,rcle rams alss4g the IoWes'eye-
Nd: the nose Is Initiated swelis ara
.s.. sxep,sg Of tho apper Eo; occaaSla'
- lii, ,,,.,,piug or cbrobbis.S Of the ca IS I;
an unusual secretion OF saliSa; Shay OF i"''|'
.on,,,s b,e,.h yers foul, particularly IN the mora
,ox: appetite variable, sometimes Vofsc'oOS' "''''
.toaw,nr sensation of the stomach at others en-
tirely gone; neetIas pains in the s'"mn0h' 0cca'
nonai nausea and vomiting; violent pains 'hrousn'
.,,so,oe,. bowels irregular. az times costlvei
s,ools Shiny, not unfrequently Hinged VIVA Diooo'
,.,, swollen aud hard; urine furbid: respiration
occasionally difficult, and accompanied ~ me-
coupb cough sometimes dry aud convn'siVs: uh
asy and disturbed sleep, with grinding Oh 0"'
.e,b: temper variable, but generally irritable &c
,y.o,ovor tho above symptoms are found TO exis
whenever she ~"V'' %
DIR. c. McLANE's vERMiFUGE
WILL CERTAINLY EFFECT CURE
1T DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
n spv form. 1t IS an innocent preparation NOT ca
peuie NJ doing the slightest injury to Tie mos
snder infant.
The genuine DIR. MCLAYE's VERNIFUGE bear'
he signatures of c. MCLANE and FLEMING hhos
u the wrapper.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-03

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