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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-18
Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
HTEAA MKA.
y o G E.
PUTG.nzC FERRY co.'s. sTSS'hEhs

II OFT Q Z.
PuTe.nzC FERRY co.'s. sTsS.nERs
FOR LANDINGS
ON TaE POTOMAC RIVER
On and after Sunday, July 18th,
Will leave So follows:
Steamer V. ARROWSAlIa Leaves folo-
RYNkY SUNDAY, tn EsDAY and Tt URS,
DaY, st 80 a m. for Leonsrdtown and all
int rmediste landings. ,o,
s,esmer AYnr!U leaves EVERY MOho
DAY, WEDN ESDAY and FRIDa 7. at 7 ~
. m for Eoulni snd intern ediste landings.
GEO 4. PHILLIPS, Manager,
Potomac Ferry Company
J.B PAGGBTT. Agent lyl7
u Office
CHANGE OF TIME.
On and after Monday, October r. 4th the
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
60 Z 80. 80, 9 80, 10 80 and II 30 8. m, and
u 80, / 80, 80. 80, 80, 6 80 and 6 Is p. m.
LEAVE WASHIN9TON:
80, 80, so, 80, 10 30 and II 30 q. m. and
IL 60 30, $50, 80, 4 80, 30 and 30 p: m.
On Sunday the first trip from each end will be
81 lsy IS A. H. GEO. R. PHILLIPS, Manager
| i COO STEA MBOAT co. 4 GOV
Steamer
GEORGE LIE A r z
RESUMPTION OF ROUTE.
Va. CaIIiNG At PINEY POINT and
POINT LOOKOUT going and returning,
On and sitter Monday March 18th, 1880, the
steamer GEORGE LEARY, Joseph White,
Coumsnder, will resume her route between the
above ports
From ALEXANDRIA, Hooe's wharf, every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
| 1T 81 y m.
From NORFOLK, Campbelps whsrt, every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SUNDAY, at
4 p m.
Arriving at either port early next morning.
During the psst winter the Le:ry has been
thoroughly overhsuled. newly painted. carpet
| ed, upholstered and put in nice order. Her
owners pledge the public cleanliness, first class
table aud courtesy and attention from the officers
and servants of the boat Tickets rates, infor-
mation, sts.e rooms, &c, furnished by
P. E. EOCE, Agt., Alezs., Va.
3, F, DODD, Agt.. Wash, u. Q. nh 9-tf
g!J 4, ~ ~
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FOR NEW YORK..
STEAMERS e. &. A-rHGETR"fD SOks'e
GIBSON
EVERY FRIDAY, 1T IL M; and returning,
leave Il CIV York, from pior al, Ess. river, EV-
ERY SATURDAY, at o'clock p. m.
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OasMssussssn RaERgEaRFas

Consigrments Of Grain, Merchandise ard eli
kinds of Country Produce solicited. Special ct
tention given to all business entrusted to NE
Prompt returns made. Agents fer CuG: heTisrd
Bone Co.'S ammonisted Sup2r rbozphae.
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The steamers of ths company make coInec-
tons al Norfolk for Boston and all points East {;
st New York with ali points West and North"
west and at Ale1sndris with Virginia Midland
Railroad and Washington and Ohio Railroad
Through rates given and freight handled care
fully and promptly. For further information
apply to +. a. REED, Agent
Jsnneys wharf
o. S. LOWELL. President,
14l6 street,
sep 27-tf Washington, D. @.
- CnYnE'S STEAM LINES WEhn
zastHS& LY TO
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, PROVI-
DGKCE AND BOSTON.
Steamers saave Alexandra KVERY TUES.
DAI and lesYe Philadaphia VERY SAT
U2DAY.
This line connects ct Alexandria with tie O..
O.. s. II. and " s. o. K. Rs, ana at Fhilsdel.
phis with Clydes regular Stesnahips for Fall
River, Providenca and Boston.
freight forwarded with prom ptness and cars,
free OF commissions.
no chrrse for transfer in Philadelphia, and
o Wharfage in Boston. Quick time Frequent
iapsT.lres, Through rates and through 5ilg
81 iading given. Insurance ST the lowest rates.
Agents:
r. E. REED, Alexandria,
:FN. 2 CLYDE & CO., Philsdelptjsr
JOHNSON s. CO., Wash. & Georgtn
;en s-at
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CrmmissiJne!s Office,
Com miss!onfr's Office

Ccmmis.i Jne.'s Office,
ale1ar dris. Va october 26.h. 1850
The psr les t. the above named luse wIil,ke
notice. That have fixed upon the 10Th day Of
November, So. n my flee, No IS 5. Fsirf'I
st, LleIauoIiu Va IS tho time ard pile when
snd where sh. proceed TO cIeCu;s the sever
RI provisions ofthe foregoing decree, st which
t!mo snd place they are required to attend.
,iiveD uDJer my hand IS tom missioner st!re.
ssd This 18th 6=y OF October, a. D. 1880.
X kEMPRR,
Cci27-WiW Commissioner in ChaDcery.
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srIcIpE-ExcunsioS PARTY.
eo..~tat se,.g.s, a, IN IN. ,isnns I'm. I

NolroLK. VA, December 0.--The New
York steamer Richmond did not arrive here
until this morning on account Of heavy
fogs.
A young man named Thomas Hudgins,
residing in the. upper section. committed
suicide yesterday with Isudanuu,.
A large party Of northern gentlemen,
from Hartford, passed through to The Sound
ducking. grounds to-day on u private steam
yacht. Colt, the pistol man, was 10 the
party.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALUA-
" BLF FARM, IL HANOVER COUNTY VA
OF WHICH COLONEL WILLIAM u. VIM
DIED SEIZED, INCLUDING Ills LATE RLsi.
DENCE-Pursusnt to nndrS DEGREES OF ,ns tNOi'
Count OF the county Of Hanover rendered 10 TIE i
Of STANLEY and ats, who sue, &C., ~. Vim DE
ninislrator and ais.," on April 80. le7e, 0cioaer
20, 1879, aud April 20, $50, the ,ubscrtbers will
proceed to sell at public lou, In front 81 Cox
Leake 4 Co.'S storshou.e. inihe town OF Ashland,
Hanover CO unity, Va, on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1850,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A 81, az fair; II no.. on
TRACTS OF REAL FsIATf, sll situated In Ash
land distrtc', Hanover county, Va, aud formerly
owned by William X. VIM, nov deceased
"SPRlNGFiELD,r the late fesid nee ~ colonel
VIM. containing $40 ACRts, more or i'ss, ad-
Joining lands OF Henry saunders aud o'heF,, on
are all IN good order The large dweliing va r.,
Gently remodclled. The out-buildngs are IA goa
order and ample The whole iaim rs sn,le" ~ :,
from the fourisb,ag town Of Ashland and is,al ope
mile from Kilb,s STALLION, on The RlehmO"d fre'''
rtcksburg and Po'omac raj road ,.,,.. ..,
%. Another TRACT, called the PUN ~ 81,
Containing BY survey 33f ACRE-. ad)olhiuE W.
,nds OF Richard Lowry, Fanny i. tarttt' nDI
Others. This has very good 6aidns' tnft'9"' i'
so. A TRACT containing ab 'ui 90 ACR1>' au-
j)ining j. L. Ciou2b'stsiaie and Others. III.
4th. A TRACT OF so ACRES, adJolnihI 'An''
OF DR.. L. IA. eau horne ami oihers. ,,...,
TERMS: As 10 all excerpt he nrsi-mep ION" To-.
the terms wil be one fourth essh: and we "a.
I'm equal insia menls al Que aud Two year. Il"u ~
OF safe. the purchasers 10 give bonds iVt 20
payments BEARING Interest from tue dal % "a ~
iite 10 he retained urtil all the purcba~-mso..,
pald Taxes for 1880 % be paid nv the pa'G' ,.h
Terms as to the first tract called spTDsn D." -
as To much msy be Necessary % "a, tns la
sale and To discharge deo tor 600. 90. W. h..
terest thereon from April 80, 1872 81! dat OF 90
on credit until ADril 80. 1851, - 20 ', n,ut n
NAV be- necessary 10 meet deO que on ,l,s ,fi
81 666 66, with like IN crest; on .,.I,, tan
April 80. lss2. ~ 10 like suip oil slooo'oi he
that day aud as to all surplus oN,r snd \, c,.b.
above amounts, the same will be payan'e ~ ,i',ri
tire pprehassr to execue bonds inr ~ u'ls,. 80
%, ym, nts bearing interest frnn III" DAY 81 - sd
Il ie 10 be reiaintd until all purchase moat' nf.
aud a conveyance or;eres nv the toui, ,ssi
cFfr-pr To reeri se possession on January /
The said .spfingteid" tract y 10 De So ar.
risk and cost OF william Jorddn' Tue 'V'"
CHASER. ,,A,onJ Va
aao'sse '"' """'' JOHN u. Young
W. }. LEAhtr
Special Com w., a.
FpwiN VAUGHAN. CHR. No -
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Accident On the Atlantic. Mississippi
aud Ohio Railroad.

PETERSBURG, VA, December 6.-Yes:cr-
day while locomotive on the Atlantic,
Mississippi and Ohio railroad was backing
. freight train, smashing four or five box.
ears md the tender, William Pillow, eugi-
neer II the incoming locomotive, had three
ribs broken, and received other psinfui in
iafies.
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Homicide In PttssyIvanIa.

DASvILLE, VA, December Con satur'
day last Elisha Estes was fatally shot by j.
w. Alverson near Cascade, Pittsylvania
county. Both are farmers and Iaborers.
Estes was on horseback riding on Aver
sons premises, and was ordered of, but re-
fused TO go, when The shooting took place.
Estes is a brosber OF Joseph Estes, who was
murdered by negro last August. lie was
taken to another brothers house, snd Is
now probably dead. Alverson has not yet
been appfehended.
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Dr. Buchanan and hfs Aeeomplice
Sentenced.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, December 6.--In the
United States Court to-day DIR. Buchanan
was fined $500, ordered to pay the costs OF
the prosecution, aud undergo imprison.
ment OF ten months. III. v. Chapman, bis
accomphce, was subjected to a similar SEN
tenre. except that the period OF imprison-
ment was Fixed at one year and ten months.
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by Jno. v. Laueh'oD, Jr.. Auctione.T
lZ0G Nain street.

1905 Nsin street.
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOrSr
- hold AND KITCHEN FURNTTrRy
CUOkING.>TOVES. HAkSkSs. Shove 80
GROCERIES,. &C., AT AUCTION -On -
WEDNESDAY THE sTB INSTANT.
a. l0I o'clock, Will sell at my new suction roor,
1905 Main streri-- "''
excellent I.REssING.cAsE COTTAGE CHAN.
REK SUITS. as good ~ new; ~
WALNUT HAIR.CLUTH DlvANS
CANE snd WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS and PCcE.
Frs ' n
EXTENSION and other TABLES.
HAIR and sHUCK MATTRESSES
MAHOGANY aud other WARDROBES.
] WALNUT BAR-SIDEBOARD aud FkTCFTS
In goo1 order.
FIVE. root sIt.vER-MOUNTED SHOWCASE
wALNUT.FRAME sflDWCAst six frct long
good CtDOktNG-STtbNE<
/ excellent set Of PHAETON HARNESS.
SMITHS ftEDCUTTtR, ssSOod as new.
TIN SAFES, TRUNKS.
An as ortmsnt Of CIR. CERlEs, TINwARy.
GLASSWARE. CROCkfRY, &c;
BRUSSELS ard other CARPETS.
Aud other HOUSEKEEPING Articles
JSO. h.. LAUGflTON JR
de Anctionrr
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Hung 10 "a Telegram h.POIe.

CIXCIyNATI, December Cat Pine Bluff,
Ark, James Anderson, a negro, entered the
house OF Joe Miller yesterday morning.
where Mrs. Miller aud two children were
asleep. He committed IN outrage on the
person Of Mrs. Miller and stole small sum
Of money. He was soon afterwards ar
rested, and being identified by Mrs. Miller,
q mob hung him on the nearest telegraph
pole.
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TAxER.
oyYIcE or CRY co,LEcTon,

OFFICE or CITY CoLLecToR,l
RICHMOND. December l, 1880. 4
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPENED
J. DAILY between the hours OF O'Clock A. NJ.
aud o o'clock T.. 81. from the 18TH To the 3lsr
DAY on DfCf MBER inclusive. for the purpose
OF receiving from any person who has already paid
one half o0ly OF the city taxes charged 70 him the
Remaining half.
Ten per eenium will be added 10 the amount of
said remaining hair OF the tax char ed In every
where the party assessed shall TALL 90 pay said
But IN case any persen, having failsd 10 paw In
the month OF June one half OF The city taxes due
from such person, shall fall TO pay The VII h
amount thereof on or before the alt day OF De-
cember. there shall be added go per centusn upon
the amount Of the tax so remaining due.
r. A. X. WOODSON. Collector.
". B-Pariies paying several bills will please
send lists that they may be gotten together.
De 2.lm
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ANOTHER PoLAR.wAyE AprAsgNTLY COMING.
NEW YORK, December 60 a. M.-CIear
weather with lower temperature prevails
here. Ia the West the thermometer Is re-
ported as follows: Buffalo, 23o above zero,
q fall OF ITO 10 twenty-iour hours; Cincln'
natl, $40 above zero. fall OF acc IN twenty.
four hour; Chicago, 100 above zero. fall
Of 100 In iwenty.four hours; Indianapolis,
100 above zero. fall OF $40 in twenty -four
hours; Louisville, go above zero, fall Of
$50 10 twenty-four bours; st. Paul,'7o be-
low zero, a fall OF 12o in twenty-four hours.
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DnNTIHTs.

~ w. JONES, DENTiST-Oy- .
NJ ficE, No. S07 FRANKLIN STREET, 009xD
lug every convenience aud appliance FOG the CONE
for. Of his PATENTS with twenty-five yeaFss expe.
Renee. ana PRICES REDUcEth h prepared TO
perform gently aud carefully all operatQes for such
Is may dssire bis professional services Ss2S.Sm
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by J. Thompson Blown,
Real Estate Agent aud AucilODeer.
lll3 east Main street.

GALE OF VACANT PROPERTY.
- "PoRT MAYO" WILLIAMSBURG AVE-
NUE-By request Of owners, | will sell, On The
premises. al pn lie auction. on
FRIDAY. nKCEMDtR 10. 1850,
at 4 O'Clock T.. NJ. DESIRABLE LOT on the 'ouih
line of william burg ayenur between Louisiasn 1nd
Dennis ,treets fronut hrreOn 30 feet, and running
back IA feet To Eighth street.
TERMS One thud cash balance AZ six aud we've
nfoniIIs, interest added. aud .ecn'ed ~ deed OF
trust, J.THOMPsON BROWN.
de A AHcilOuftf
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REMOlvA L.--NEw HOUsE-NEW
~: - sIOck-T. W. TIGEoR hsstng removed to
~, L. isrse stertroom No. 1919 MAIN STREET,
k,hkESj fiSTOLS. rtkHING-TACKLE, &C.
xx1EAlhikG a9ne ~ the best styls.
snttorShe DEAD.sH0T POWDER.
f De l.wItswltAdlQt
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mnraer.TriaI In Greenx,IIe County.

PETERSBURG, Va. December 6.-Tbe
trial Of w. ii. Trotter. for the murder OF
Claiborne johnson in GreenvilIe county in
August last, commenced at Greenville COun-
" Court to-day. The murder resulted from
quarrel over the ownership Of a wagon,
ADD johnson was killed by blow on the
head with a cudgel IN the hands OF Tr0tter.
Both parties are well connected, and The
trial excites much interest.
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by George II. PCindeXicr.
Real Estate Agent, AucIioneer, aud Broker
under Planters National Bank.

UCTION. SALE OF THAT DE>lBA.
N Bile TENEMENT No l3l WEST CARY
STREET. CORNER OFJEfFEkSON.-By request
of the owner will sell ny auction. on
WEDNESDAY at O'Clock +. VI,
that DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING described
above aiming eight rooms aud outs de Litcnru-
two stories and basement II Is very Dc irablc - 4
home or Investment.
TERMS: Reasonable. -
GEORGE II. POiNDEXrFR,
baS AHctionttr r.
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THUTZLER BROTHERS,
525 BROAD STREET.
RAILROAD LINES.

RICHMOND YORK RIVER AND CHEsAPEAKEl
RAILROAD COMPANY,
OFFICE SUPEKISTENDENT,
RICHMOND. VA. November 80, 1880.
ITO THE PUBLIC.-During the tempo
l. rsry suspension ria West Point fright will be
received at Powbatan wharf Twenty-third ara
L. NJ. daily. Passenger trains leave Richmond as
usual al 3 p. n. daily. connecting nj West P"iut
wi h steamer for Baliimor, and the North on Tues
day. Thursday, ard SATURDAY.
de l.1w II. T. DOUGLAS. Superintendent.
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CARPETS. OII.-CLtpths. W.

wuoLxsAlE RETAIL DEALERS ~
CARPETlNGS
OIl.CLOIhS
CERTAIN MATERIAL
WINDOW SHADES ,,.otrra
CANTON COCOA MArriNGs AND ',s,rs.
No. y0l, CORNER NINTH AND
X. 2. RICHARDStN,t Sc 20-Sm
THOMAS HOOktR. ------------
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EXCURSIONS.
EXCURSIONS.
EXCURSION TO EUROPE UNDER
THE PERSONAL DIRECTION OF
CAPTAIN w. n. BRAGG,
LATE SUPERINTENDENT OF THE RICH
MOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD,
TO LEAVE NEW YORK ABOUT JUNE lsT.

This trip will embrace a visit 10 the following
places England, France. Switzerland, Italy, the
kline, Scotland, aud different parts OF Germany
Leaving New YORK city in first class steamship
our party will land at London or Liverpool, and
Will visit Paris. Geneva, the Lakes OF Swiizrrland,
Castle of ChiIlon, Turn. g, Doa. Pisa, Rome. Ma.
pies, Milan, Mount Vesuvius, Pompeii, Florence.
Venice. Lake Como. LucerDe, Berne, Bale, Stras-
burg. HedeOurs, MsyeLce, apd VIII sail log miles
coed 10 Brussels and The Battlefield OF Waterloo,
Antwerp. Lille, Calais. crossing The Eng sh chan
mel 10 Dover. Manchester Marlborough, and Gias-
Cow. The round trip from New York city will EN-
brace about ninety days.
Ish4 soon have ready for delivery to parties IN
terested q pamphlet giving full particulars as TO
price of Trip Including all expenses and the objects
the steamers on which The party viii leave and re-
turn.
muDicate with CAPTAIN w. ". BRAGG.
No. 10S Broad street, Richmond, Va.
P.S.-Captain BRAGG is prepared 10 mate this
over the whole route. de0
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by Sutton & Co..
Real Estate AgePs and Auctionecrs.
Il0s Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE AND
N IMPROVED FARM IN THE COUNTY OF
CAROLINE. SITUATED IN NORTH ANNA
RIVER. TWO MILES FROM HANONER II NJ
TION. ADJOINING THE LAMBS or ~. q. BtBB
AND AIS AT the request Of the owner, who r.
sides in the city. Will offer for sale at public iur
lion. on the premises, on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER o, 1850,
AZ I2 o'clock M. the above. de- cribed FARM. con-
taining 3I1 ACRES. of which about lsO are
cleared: the balance in wood, and containing
large quantity Of fine timber. There are about 20
acres OF good low-grounds. Tho improvement,
consist Of GOOD DWELLING VIA siZilt room.,
kitchen. MANAGERS house, barn, stah'e, cariilgc-
aud tob icco-hOuscs. all IN good repair. There Is
also on he place a variety of frut. II T. c0nYrurnt
to schools. chuIches, aud gT.t.mill. and In good
neigh DorhOod. Being located just In The fork 90
the Chesapeake aud ohio and Richmond Frcd,-
ricksburg aud Potomac railroad makes N more de-
srable as parties can ship travel by either ro4d.
Mr.. II. 4. Chandler. who lives on The pl CO.. win
take pleasure In showing II 10 any Who may With 70
see II.
TERMS: Made hnowp at sale, ind will be made
very liberal.
Parties wishing 10 Attend The sale can leave on
Chesapeake and ONO railroad At 8 4. W. sud re-
turn same evening. SUIloN n 60.
de SGT Auc iOnr'rs.
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CHLORAL.THYMOL PROPHYLAC-
TIC AND DlsINFECTANT
should be used In all sick 10 cleanse the apart
ment and prevent the spread OF contagious disease
Its odor is pleasant, and Its power In destroying
noxious germs remarkable. sprinkied on a hot
shovel, 1t reaches every spot In the room.
Prepared by J. BLAIR, Druggist,
su27 corner Of Broad and Ninth streets.
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FOUR GOOD REASONS
FOR
BUYING SHOES

FOUR GOOD REASONS
FOR
BUYING SHOES
AT
20. G. l.. SiEGEL'S. sd.
42l BROAD STREET.
You can IsT. sIEGEL
He carries The
find anything TARGET is constantly
ASS0RT-
you may want, MENT receiving the
In the
from THE LOWEST city.* LATEST STYLES
TO THE HIGHEST IN GENTLEMEN's,
PRICE GOODS, LADIES, AND
Arm.
at CHILDREN'S
sIEGEL
WARRANTS ALL
to be Whist he represents them.
CT. sIEGEL, 42l BROAD STREET,
fpo 26l
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AUCTION sAIEs-.kntnre Da,..
by Richard on q Co.. -
Real Esisie Afyps ana AuctJon.,..
lib Nam street.

,v .ai. s1l,g NEE 81. SALE or VALE
FULTON ~ ACtTIOS.-fy y,rrre - ,VBN w
tne circuit consi Of Hrrreo cosny estS,,c n
~ nsy oI november: 1880, IN the suit q, p,on he
aSmiDifrsfrfx. rs. Murphy. sbsJi a. -, W 'arer
mlssiostr appointed by said decree, eIl b. com.
on the premises. on - "'s.hB.
MONDAY, DECEMBER @. 1850.
81 IL II. o' se},saa = NJ The ZEAL tsTAr,
ceedings neniioned. siinaied 10 the o we I'm
Henrico near The city o. Rcbmona' IN ' ,nIhy u
y. 1nn"p, ILonunx on the north line OF bgyNn
street 3lSSfeet Inches. and rInriny ~ Hghon
iis eastern line 1928 feei aud GU It's w,st.I1 lon
iZ1 7-lz fee'. unos The following IN Inc
TFEMs: One third casn; the balance 4, 81,
twete months. purchasers 10 give n.go,i,h ~ and
Will good eDdorsers for the deferred r,,,l b''e,
WIN interest addec, and the title 10 ~ r,,''h'.
pnlfi payment as fur her security. '''ihfi
said real estate Will he dyidsd TO ,ui, The 49,.
purchasers W, W. HYNPY
sreclal Comm, ,.lo'
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Z lS1PONKMENT.

The above sale was postponed. I'm rons.......
the Indictment ses'hrr. until MONDAY. I.ce,'., oI
l3, 1850, al The same hour and place. '''Or
fe 7.TuESr,,
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AUOTaON SA1E8-JTh1s Day.
BY ). Thompson Br wn.
Real Estate Aren't and Auctioneer,
l1f3 Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE
J. AND Lot On 6ODDIN STREET. = BY vir.
tue OF a desd OF trust from Mary Watkins 70 the
undo rsiened trustee, mated 17fh November, 1877,
sng RECORDED IN Richmond tbnnctry soort y. y.
Ill A, D. 347. tn secure c~rfsfu notes N the pay
rpent or which default ms been. inside. and being
required 20 to do. viii, tcII, on the premises, ut
O'Clock. ON
TUESDAY, DECEMBER Urn. 1880.
the lot and HOUSE Described In said deed front.
ing on said east side of Goddiu street thity feet
and rupniDg back 10 CO. nn rect.
TERMS: By consent, one third cash balance IL
SIX ana twelve mouths, In crest sdded and SECURED
by deed or trust. j.. r. BROWN, Trustee.
j. TUoMPsON BROWN. Auc' ioneer. de- @
CHERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of an or.
~ der Of the Circuit Court Of The city OF Rich
moud. entered In the case Of Cyrus Bos ienx cs.
james Johnston. ehaIt sell at the yard Vf .. X.
Williams & Co., 1927 Dock street. on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER z, 1850.
Mt IL O'Clock A. NJ. one lot TONE, consisting Of
JOHN w. WRIGHT.
de3 sherif city Richmond.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-07
soCrHERx HEApouARrERs.


Messrs. Cabell, Harris, Goode, and Rich
.noud. Of yngin,s; Buckuer, Of Missouri !;
Evins and Aiken. OF South Carolina; Her.
bert and Sanford, Of Alabama; Bright, 81
Tennessee; Vance. Of North Carolina. and
. large number Of other wclLku0wn south
err nembers are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
1e.srs. w. n. Seldsb, Of Lynchbure, and
8. B. R9bbiRs, Of Tennessee, the new plo
prlrlOy~, hsve made this en- slegsni southern
hesdquauers. and their Eberniity ia re.
furnishing + sud msking 1t 10 every other
yespert really Hrst class. ID already fliing II
with me best cIsss Of usytliers.
PkpsoSAL xEws ITEMS.
judge Nowiin, assistant post master Of
the House, VIII be elected pos master 10
plsce ~ Captain Etsusrt, deceased. Messrs.
Carr, Of MsyOurI. epd George q. Weddfs-
burn fdtter o. W. Washington Nundap
Qoseff4 and NJ. Tvtos, n Tennessee, ore
else eendt1ases, Hon. Mr.. Jorkenseil. Of
ylsxiptE apd Niss ewesflngsn, slsefr 81
Mrs.. dcQee rlf)d. VIII be among the
ereefD9e.ee an6 tri6eemoidA & fhe msr.isRe
& 2xne gtaFl2 = Iovs. 81 Louis V.
csSl1fe she ~ a4)uisnrgenefal 10 Gen.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-01-01
FawegscU5gye L0csgES.
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Dimes and Dollars; Dollars
and Dimes.

We have received our second
stock of winter goods, purchased
so as to enable us to sell them al
old prices, consisting OF our Bay
State Shoe and Leather Co.'S
standard screw boots and shoes,
ali of which we warrant to be
solid leather and to neither rip
or leak until worn out. A large
lot Of Clothing, Jeans, CASH
meres, Hats bought from manu-
facturers by the case at such pri-
ces as to defy competition. La
dies shayls, dress goods and
hats Of the latest styles; these
with our unheard-of cheap goods
on five and ten cent counters
partially comprise our stock,
which we will sell so as to put
dimes and dollars in your pocket.
sDimes and dollars; dollars and dimes
An empty pocket 3 the worst OF crimes
Ifa man is down, give him thrust
Trample the beggar into the dust!
Presumptuous poverty quite appalling,
Knock him over kick him for falling
Ifaman is up, OIL lift him higher
Your soul IS for sale and he s a buyerl
Dimes and dollars; dollars and dimesl
An empty pocket s the worst of crimes Y
PIT. MURRAY.