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Religions Notices.

Five Points House OF Industry, 10 $50 Worthsty wM
p BARNARD, superintendent hldtrns reryife ~ song
on 81 NDAN a. $3.50 O'Clock Pubic invei Donations oil
shoe aud feconfhand clothing earnestly desired
Fourth Unitarian Chsrch l27ihst, west o. ftharo-
~ShLT \. RELLOM-. HnistcT-June -, NJ II ocyock
'ual al the The pubic cVr9ly Invited.
church closed dunnE July AMI August
Gospel Tent I'd ave- and 2nth.st The Rev. Or EfDER,
pre- ces BIS the Rev n. PATS, ~ heF,1cesdnIlug
week i.iI. Tue-day, Df. FULTON Thursday lr 81 X
LlNGitAM. Good singing. Mr.. Fisher cornet-t
Grace Church, Broatway summer seryiees on SUNDAY
uglutIluf tr summer Evening Prayer VIII an anthem AZ
5orluck Morning service AMI sermon al II ocio'A
New JcrH-nicm Church lswedcnboreianl 3jth.st, be
twrsu PARK and Lexington ayes me E'y. :, = SEWARD
Pisor-~oryi,r. az ~ A. M june 20 Text Palm 1NAyli
psxt iF SET sl-o in he loi aud iiT shs give thes
the desires Of hn' heart subject. The 0nr oby "s OF
lapfinc~- The -acran nj OF Ipsn and The most hoy
sacrament II the Lords supper viii De- adnnis;' red
Religious services Manhattan Beach. SUNDAY June
a u hy tho Key. a. !. furh.r, Of Newton Centre
Mass. Music under The direction OF Mr. 4 > GILMORE
~ GeorEe's Church Siuyve~ant square. corner 10Th
- n o. on. Morning PRAYER sermon hF tlr Roy. H. G.
fDNth Rector OF ~. Narnaha,s, BROOKLYN 9;iJ D. NJ,
People, All seat. free. sermon BY the Rev "
lERhtNS. Minister in charge.
Washington square Methodist Episcopal Church IN;
st. near nth ave- lh~ Rev JOIN }. Nitlr Pastor III
Ich al lo 800 aud "a strangers are lnNtcl 10 worship
with M. Isher- 10 waiting
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LEE = SHEPARD,
GEORGE " HARLA

Tho New life ~ Christ. rhe legend ~ fI,n a. Diymu
TIE Jewish SCI ft.c. 80 Free Dlasr Cloth 81 Il
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WIZ Rooms lYD NET EDITIONS.
4 CO.,

Essfrf 10 Loks ~ ne fhrss months MY GdJsfssd
hs,c'ofo,c oa me ifferars page
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day 1900 shares Of the Evansville and Tcrrc Hante Rail
road Company bcou ng 20 this county. wll Dec sold At
public auction 70 the highest bidder ut the Court House
~ This city.
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-. APPLETON a 60.

voIeas,ra, We. BY i.o.' Raymond. rae, co'A 81
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n, ssssu - bsroHe:nes ys,san' n tA' ~ p ne,
clflnns ~ tfn of tns
LA irr~gs -si's Mo- ''yras. ~ ~ az 90
houfff ceifi ne
.n, n ts1feTafs naiesisd - the ihsnnotsr az haa
nnt.sP Is nroalraI
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ReIialous Noilces.

Anthou Memorial Church isthst, west Of SHAVE -
he Dnctrud Bearing OF the Revision The last service Of
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" Praise enough
JOHN MCCULLOUGH.

To MI the ambition Of private man.
That Chatham's language wa- hl- mother tongue
And Nolfc's great name cOeyal with his own
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Special Noliees.

ATIeadquartcr- for good, cheap dentistry 80 ye1r.'
Il,~ reduced The best luf 40 set. ~ teeth
made Pine gold and plans work lover and b'tr ihan
ans other house. -
DIR. WAIT & sos.
No - East 2.si. Il. near tthYsye.
FusErlr> Ice Crenr delivered Families 3Oc. per quart
ht tr gallon. To churches, Zoe. quart Established
ISL. so. - Bible Horse
Henry A. Daniels VI, d.. ~ LcNingtouaye. 25tsJ,
Hnur.. 10 / AMI ID T.
Attention % Gcltleinen.
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Tho Managers Of the UOI 81 Of REFUGE FOR WOMEN,
May ISL viii proposals. FOR tho
81 lands which there sltsbs buildings such
huiiu- be- made suitable hY such limited alterations
t" Board may adopt fof thr accommodation OF <3p IA
and Rae Superintendent AMI officers ~ The institution
proposal. must De- n wrtng and directed 10 The
r.iry ~ the Board o Manager. Mfs E6BEHf ct ERN.
SO d. West I'D ST. Sew lurs and viii b" received t tle
10Th al July neat. SARAH =. GfEkNnhl, secretary.
piles permanently crRdcated within three weeks No
kuifr eaule ct-tc Al rectal d. ci>es cured Crcu
Lars sent containing references Dr IiOl T. West 23ihst
Rupture Radically Cured DR.. Marshs Treatment tho
ouf safe reliable fnry Years prssutai ~Nprriolce
uuy office. No. Er-ey st. opposite 81 PAUL church
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40. 953 West Twenty -slxthst.. who was in the car
wac badly bruised.
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pUBLIC SALE OF STOCK.

EVANSVILLE. Ind. June 25.-Ne1t Thurs
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MineraIW Waters.


CONGRESS WATEk-fhe purr,t and safest ~ All caih1r
c waters Avoid an Irritating WAirr- foreign and
domestic; they impair the digestive and kidneya
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RICHMOND, April a., 1881

x.s;sor of the journal Of Commerce
= Inyour replies and decisions OF yestef,,
DAVIS issue you say that the reg's,ra',.c," VI
trade marks "is OF very little value. s Ds
Kind enough to inform me II congress uio
10, nass a law recently which made regis
snrs.i trade marks Of value" BE pleased 10
give me your opinion In this matter.
- In one Of your recent issues you say
that there is no export tax upon manuiac-
ture< tobacco shipped out OF TINS country
Allow me to correct your error. Ihere Is
an ex port tax OF ten cents per package ana
twelve cents per hundred pounds, when
amounts TO about twenty-five cents per
hundred pounds upon all manufactured TO-
bacco exported. The Canadians pay no eA'
port tax on Cayendish. Lhi1hoNn-
Repfy.-f. we did not say that The regis.
fraiinn Of trade mark is OF no value, bu'
we said n IL of very little value, as the
Sunreme Cont OF the United States has de-
rided that the law which gave the owner OF
= registered mark all the protection OF
patentee IL unconstitutional.
9. There can be no export tax on anything
wbateyer. The Constitution OF the Uniteu
States In express terms forbids 1t. Art. l.
sec. O. clause s: "No tax or duty shall be
laid on articles exported from any STATE
Where duty is levied on articles imported,
or an excise on articles mauuiactufeu' anu
proyIsion is made to refund this when tue
same are exported The law allows retention
OF enough to pay for the ovefslg ana
handling OF the property. This IS not 10
any sense an export duty; the duly mas
been previously assessed without reference
10 the shipment. and most Of it is refunded
on The condition that a market is found for
the goods outside OF the country.
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BY w. Godsftn, .Auctiopeers
.oxver r,evpntb and Rank streets.

,v,RrrsTEEy SALE OF BEAUTIFUL
ia ASp sHH ETHAc9 81 Eo!s sss!PEsaiR IS
Union H1sL' sSpN ln1EiiRRggYy.FiRsT srkEETs,
kNps, p, AND q sTREETs, WITHIN Ta IRE
fiGSDREb YkaDs or Tue EASTERN Cn. y,
~ Mr. Ebrne,er Hsliock and wIfe-,he nrs, 70 the
undersigned, N. NJ. Lee trustee, ds,eu "" MIN,
Der, 1898 the second 70 me nnasrsame,n is7sm
both duly recorded IN Bcurico County ~,
former on the 9th Jsnusry 1873, sno tne acu,,on
,hc,eof and A. tbe REQUEST OF The holders OF the
moi "a mentioned in the saI5 Two deeds. proceed W
sell at public auction, on the premises'oh
FRIDAY, APRIL 90. 1881,
at AZ O'Clock r. NJ f fair; II not, on The hrst ps,r
day thereafeI), the beautiful and at,racy. n,
PERTY conveyed by the said two deeds, ana 10y "
the occupancy of the said Hallock and desc,neu as
follows: Commencing on the cas-. nht ~ s nn ,ha
street at distance OF 357 lO-lZ itet 'roi' w.
nor, hem line OF street thence soutn % iee' ess.
soa feet To ThIry-rst street thence along tue west
uoe OF said Thirty. first street 372h iett 70
thence along the I'm Re %, thence on the
line of said lot 81 feet inches 10 Tue corner vi
lot: thence on the line OF said LOT TAU zee. 10 ,ne
eastern line of Thrteth street thence on .ne eas
ern line of Thrteih street 800 feet 20 The place OF
beQtnpingr Also, one other piece or parcel ol ianu
lying aud being I'm the said conniy o. nenroI' ",
JInion HILL adjacent TO the city OF RlchmonuI.O
wit: "All that certain fquare OF lana boundeu "!
Twenty. ninth, Thirlieih, 7, and U streets, excep'
the following conveyed Dy =. H. H., ,,a., sine
Moxley-to wit. 40 feet fronting on the yves. s,uy
of ThIrrieth street aud running back within parame
lines 40 feet, bounded on the south By l street
leaving the number Of feet hereby c0nx 10 'ne
said M. Lee 652 feet-vlz.. 346 feet Ifonine ne
the eastern side of 1wenty-Dinih street Snn o.H
feet fronting on the western side OF lhrue'u
street, s..o,,,,, t. n,
The land lies beautifully, and the dWeilue - ai
attractive one, and suitable for the use OF ,srge
family The land is very fertile, and abouno,S li
n great variety OF choice fruits, GRAPES &C. ne
neIgh sorhOod Is excellent one, WIN conNehlen'
access and is only about 800 yards beyond the east
ern cooperate limits 49,. -,
Plais of the property viii e shown az lhr l,me -,
colo nv which II will be 80 divided As 10 front on
twenty. ninth. Thirieih, and Thiriv-nrst stress
The deeds require cash sale. but NE trustee are
au hOrizeu 10 accept IN the place OF ca>h one Ion,
can. h.Iance A. six twelve. aud eighteen months
for negotiable notes, interest added: secured by
deed 81 trust y. VI. LEE,
TIusre In first deed.
W. l.. COWARD1>.
an1o Trustee i'm second deed
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RaiIrOad.Men I'm Council.
New York Times, 21stI

The Southern Railroad-Time Convention,
composed OF superintendent and managers
OF the principal southern railways, met at
No. 40 Bond street yesterday to arrange the
time schedules for the approaching season.
Among those present were Frank ThOmp-
son, Of the Pennsylvania; W. NJ. Clements,
of the Baltimore and Ohio; II. f. Kenny,
OF the philadelphia, Wilmington and Bal
timoIe; ID. G.. Rowland, Of The Louis
willie and Nashville; +. I. ID. Myers,
OF the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac; Peyton Randolph, Of the Vir-
ginia Midland; William McRae, OF the
Western and Atlantic; X. X. Bridges, Of
the Wilmington, Columbus and Augusta ;
w. Nj. S. Dunn, OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio; and U. Nj. Sheppard, Of the New
York and New England railroad. ii. f.
Kenny presided, and w. f. Allen acted as
secretary. The Convention, after discus
sion, resolved to resdopt and put in force,
on ana after Nav 18th, the time schedule oil
November 8. 1880, with such local modinca'
lions as might be determined upon by tue
respective railroads. The schedule only
affects through trains.
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Workmen and Employers.

DEMANDS FOR HIGHER wAGES-SrRlKES oC-
CURING IN MANY PLACES.
CHICAGO, April 20.-Tbe railroad freight
house employees, here have petitoned The
general freight agents for an increase OF ~
Der cent. in wages, and it Is understood they
will strike II not granted the increase.
Their present wages are Sl.25 to Sl.o0 per
day.
FALL RIVER, MASS, April 90 Yesterday
twenty weayers were discharged from the
Flint Mill. They bad formerly worked in
the Cbace Mill, which is shut down on ac-
count of the strike, and few days ago they
obtained work at the Flint Mill. Yesterday
their old everseer came 10 the mill, and
pointing them out, they were discharged.
The Viewers Committee met last night,
and the matter will be referred to special
committee OF The Viewers Union.
HALIFAX. n. S., April 2O.-The strike at
the Drummond Colliery continues. The
Provincial WOrkmen's Association has now
decided 10 work for advance OF Zoe. ON out
side laborers' wages.
CLEVELAND, ONO, April 20.-There are
indications OF many strikes among Inc
workipgmen OF the city, although Hothlne
OF a general or threatening nature Is talked
OF. Several mOuldeis have been out for some
time, and last night the car-drivers and con-
ductors Of the various lines held meeting,
at which they appointed committee 10 call
upon the various companies aud ask an In
crease Of twenty-five cents per day. Nego-
tiations have been going on to-day. but no.
thing definite has vet been decided upon.
The carpenters are to hold meeting soon
and put up wages.
COLUMBUS, Ono. April 20.-The moulders
in the stove works OF e. EmeIich struck for
an advance OF Is per cent. tonight. The
men complained that they were receiving
25 per cent. below the figures paid at other
points. The moulders were all union men,
and were ordered 10 remove their tools
from the works.
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New post-offices will be established With
in few days IN Virginia as follows: Al
Lyells, Richmond county, on the route from
Fredericksburg to Warsaw. with K. b. Ed
wards as postmaster; at Embrey, Orange
county. between GordOUsyille and Liberty
Mills, with l.. b. Embrey as postmaster
and at Lola, Pntsylvanla county, between
Shockoe Church and Riceviile. The post
Office at Overalls, Page county, Va, is dis
continued for want OF poslmaster-the pa
pers 90 TO Bentonville, Warren county,
Va: and for the like reason the post-offce
at Floyd, Logan county. Va. whose papers
20 to Logan Courthouse, and Stanly, High.
land county, Va. whose papers 60 to Viii.
sonviile, are discontinued.
Removals OF postmasters in Virginia con.
tinue. The following were made Wednes-
day: j. ii. Noble was appointed postmaster
Mt Buckingham Courthouse rice A. Il.
Mosely, removed. Mr.. Mosely was ap-
pointed postmaster in March, 1876. Charles
i. Reed Is appointed postmaster at Rapp's
Mills, Rockbridge county, Va, Utoe j. 4.
Cooley, removed. Mr.. Reed was appointed
Ia 1878.
Miss Mildred Lee, daughter OF General
Robert II. Lee, who has been passing few
days with friends 10 Natehez, Miss. was a
passenger on the steamer for New Orleans
ssst week. A large nuRter OF persons,
anxious to pay their respects TO her, visited
tue steamer, aud Miss Lee received large
qSantisies OF beautiful flowers.
II the Senate Will but take I'D the Presl.
dents nominations, aud NOT Mr.. Maboue,s.
pubssc interest In Its proceedings may he
revived Chicago 1tmes.
"C0sonel Fred. Grant has turned bic
country yadrift, groans the Atlanta Coast.
luton.
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American news in France: The Congress
OF the States United has been possession OF
taken by Monsieur Mahony, general Off
Ger of belonging TO Readiuster IN the State
Virginia in the Old Dominion. He the
members had locked up dead (mori) and
will permit the General Conquerlin not to
them remove. The PRECEDENT has for Mon.
sieur Ruddlebeggar dispatched, 10 Monsieur
Mabony force away. Monsieur MahOny
speaks he will to the termination acrd out
contain. Admiral Benhiil is to the capital
but the march OF one day, with the Confed-
crate entire army.-French paper tGlteged).
Vanity OF yanites: II a girl has pretty
teeth she laughs often, if she's got pretty
foot she'll wear a short dress, and II she's
got neat hand she's fond OF game OF
whist; aud II the reverse she dislikes all
these small affairs UnknOrn Solomon.
Some men are never more possessed OF a
dewitt than when they are self-possessed.1
YonkerS az. ~ Gazette.
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Rv Grnhl,s & WilIiams.
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers'
Eleventh street between Main and Dank.

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
rVRUSTEE,S SALE OF TEN LOTS On
l THE WEST SIDE OF BELvIDEkE., p PC I,
TWEEN CUMBERLAN d AND BY E r.. Or
STREETS, AND EIGHT LOTS On LIE LIE, -, 4
SiDE OF CHERRY BETWEEN ALbr M =, VT.
AMI SPRING STREETS, AT AUCTioN.-In ~
cur,on OF deed Of trust from Lewis r. harsIG a., nu
wife Ia the subscriber, dated June 1870, any ~,
recorded in the Cbancery Court, being lneIep r
ouirrd by The executor of III creditor secuIeu, in
sell by auc ion, upon the premises respectively !"
the order named below, on
WEDNESDAY TIE AIN DAY OF MAi'
commencing at AZ O'Clock L. NJ tine toilo~ng Pr,
ms rty-to wit: front Of 299 FEE or VIZ ~.
on The west ne OF Beydere stiect' sshi'ei ~ 'n
southwe.t corner OF Bevdere ara Cum ,' i1o n
s,raeis running hack about l45 FEET 10 an a,v1 ~
1ee, wide and front Of 239 feet on lne sasI ne "
chetry street. situated at ths nOrneast cpii,e, %
fbs,ry and Spring streets, running Dick aoout .
soa, io an alley 30 feet wide. They VIII De sou III
iots nj si,out 80 feet front each. -, H..
This nrop.riy Is situated In porllnn Oh lut ~
witch il rapidly growing. and ~ promises grea l'h-
rrnveme nj I'm value IN a short tlme' fnfCIu -
made at This sale cannot fail TO prove nIoh,tOe W
he buvers and bicdrrs may attend WIN the as
surance that every lot viii be sold. ,..o,.,, ,,,
TFpNs. the deed auhO ICES a sale TOT cash. Out
- conseui Of the creditor reasonable credls may ne
allowed. y. W. W ' i.I.'a' ", " -, 90
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. Aucuonetfs. ap ~
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BY Robert y. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1919 Main street

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT IT
u VERY DESIRABLE LOT rKNNSss'kkTr
TiiE EAST LINE OF TRANSATLANTIC Tsp pEEETTs
BETWEEN BROAD AND GRACE stR REs !
Ss,W tU.CIJPIED BY MR.. WRIT kOBEnr5S, ~ Is,
a coal AND WUOD-YARD, AND AN ~, r r,G ~
for FRONTING THIRTY-TWO FEeIr uW ~
inches On THE SOUTH Line OF frr n7VNNin Il,
STREET WEEN sEyENTEENNLrHi, A !Sf,r
EiGHTEESTH, AND RUNNiNG BACK ~ Ln nG
FiEsT MENTIONED Lot AND ADJv,St,nrco
sEXBROOK's WAREHOUSE, AT pubbbiiJh M ,noed
TitjN-Iu pursuance OF q decree OF tbe hVn ~,
thancery Court entered on The 9Th April, leo h
a suit STYLED Augu. tine rs. Cochran. iherem pIno
ing the understand. appointed lccial
ers thereby will offer for ssle upon me
THURSDAY, APRIL 2s, 1881,
at 8 o'clock the property above descf,oea. i nn
TOT on Seventeenth stree, and also tne one Oh
Rroad street run back good deph. Tnis oueLs an
unusual opportunity TO persons wishing to pufcnme
drst. cla property, being admirably adapted ei,s
for the wholesale or retail trade, being IN tne cehtss
or ali shipping points. The property Will DE SOFA SS
q whole or subdivided 10 suit purchasers. ,o
TERMS: one fourth ca'h; residue AT SIX. tneNe'
and eighteen months. the purchaser to give =,
bIe notes with per cent. added from int nay VI
sale and the title 10 be retained until inc entns p"i
chase-money is paid. HENRY g; GANNoN'
' A. X. COURTNEY,
ap22 Sreclal N onnl-,---
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Proiess9r Cromwell, whose magnificent
ert Illustrations are worId.famed, SAYS that
Ae bad some time ago suffered excrucating
iofments frou rheumatism, and had tried
all kinds Of meescines and so-calIed cures.
al without effect. He beard, however, OF
81. jacobs On, anT resolved TO give ii a
trial, WHICH be did, sad its effect on him
was almost magical. 4 complete cure was
effected. and since tbep ts Cad never suffer-
81 from [heQaaiLsm,
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LEXINGTON. Va, April 10, 1851,
Editors Dispatch: desire to acknow'
ledge the error OF which was guilty 10
answering Mainspring's question. ny
error was, as suggested by RI, ,nTev ,.g
ine the circumference OF toe iose, "ou ,e,,
The result Is altogether aIte,co ..p ,,
~ HE s"mtiop Of the problem. 3. NJ +.
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CARPETS, wArriNGs. SO

THAVE JUST RECEIVED Ny >i"'.'
i STOCK OF GOODS.-Chinese Ma. -
grades Oil-C loths, Carpsts, Rug, fud VI, ....
aud shadings OF all STYLES; tornie's sI' l
Poles-waluut, gill, and ebony Lace auI -.
Curtains: Paper ilsngines OF al ,tNles sHi t'..
Work cone M town OF country. Al order. .V...,
attended 10. A. JENNINGS, No. ISL va .ws -
kichmoad, Va.
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Sled, 30.
IRON. STEEL, SO.

IRON, STEEL, &c.-BE>f hfi ~.
l. Iron, comprising iuil a>s"r.h I
Rounds, squares. OVsis, bNnds' ~
vanlEed, and American chtct-li,N
Norway Iron, Norway shape aai Do
Cast-sie.l, German aGd Bli,t'tcd 80
aud Tire steel, RABBIT Metal 70
Sheet. Zinc AID Solder, horseshoe y
FOI sale bS - ,....IlfAN
ap l2.Sln HENRY VI N'"'
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FISHING TACKLE.

FISHING TACKLE, Fish, ~<4yg,,
Il ING TACKLE II. w. TiG- SS&lS
NOR. No. 1919 Main street, has just received, Of
his own Importation, large aud varied assortment
OF FISHING TACKLE, such as SILK, COTTON,
and LINEN LINES; large variety Of well-tem-
pered HOOKS; FLOATS OF various kinds: a9ood
lot Of woven GUT LEADERS; a splendid line
" JUiNTEp and OTHER RODS Give him call
II you want good sportslnan's outat. up l0-lm
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A spripg poemlet /:

A spring poemlet:
Far of the running rivulet the icy chain thawed,
Aud the futer OF the winglet Oh the uo'e'e' 20
The ousckict OF the ducklet in the brooket we can
hear, al, -....,i., av,ear
AN" '"e '"''' (Apdrens's Queen.
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by Frank u. Hin & Co.,
by Frank ID. iiill C".'
Teal Estate AGENTS and Anctioneers,
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF SMALL RAME
i HOTSE AVID LOT ON HAhNlf ~. 10 ~ r. -
iiy virtue OF a deed of trust from 6e'igs ~ Sh,e
and wife 10 the undersigned, rtcOr' go ~ va 10,
office ITcnrico County Court. In ifeed-booe ~ 4,
mage lO3. and 81 the request OF he DenehcIhS III
said deed, | will sell at auction' on
FRIDAY, APRIL %. 1851,
on The premises, AZ O'Clock Z. VI, the Phoffh .
above described The lot fronts on bartle stl,c, -
feet with depih Of 100 feet 10 an 'Ie, i r TO-
foot wide The houe Is new. ana cpn'alls wv
rooms and other improvements, and Is sltua'e1Ju''
beyond the corporation llne. -, - soos
and Tho exnetses or sale; he balance upon sncn
time AS George -. Gsiues may dirtcl. , 49,.
api2 ROBER1 II. DI-LlASl. 49,.
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by II. b. Chailiu & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
No. north Tenth street.
NOMM mission ER'S SALE OF
VALUABLE VACANT LOT
AT THE
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF SIXTH AND CANAL
STREETS
BY AUCTION.

ny virtue Of decree Of the Chancery Court Of
the city ~ Richmond enierCo on The I7th day of
January. 1880, III the cause of Bnford and dIS as.
Watha aud diS., the undersigned. thereby af-
pointed special c0mml .siOHcr for he purpose, VIII
sell by public auction, on the premise, on
MONDAY, APRIL 20, 1881,
at ) O'Clock L. NJ, that certain VALUABLE LOT
of GROUND loca Cd "a above described, fronting
l30 feet on Canal street, and running back ON
sixth street 81 feet.
This VALUABLE LOT should attract the aiten-
ton If manufacturers aud capitalists.
TERMS: one fourth cash: balance in SIX, twelve,
aud cightf en- months Deg, table notes with per
cent Interest added and titled retained until all the
purchase-mOnty Is paid and conveyance or1' req by
lac court GEORE T.. HAN,
Special COMMITS Oner.
T., 3. CUAFFIN & Co., Auc iOnters. ap -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-22
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-22
by Furman Topper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctlonoer,
lOI6 Main street.

DEREMPrORY AUCTION SALE OF
Il THREE ST0RY-AND- AsEMENT DE-
DWELLING IN THE CITY OF MAN.
CHEsTER.-Is shall SELL without limit or reserve, on
MONDAY, MAY 1851,
on the prem iSes. at 81 O'Clock u. 81, that DESIRA
BILE DWEI LING on Eleventh street between lie
catur and stockton streets. containing eight rooms
aud yielding tine rentsl. The lot fronts 81 feet on
Eleventh street aud runs back 1872 feet. Parties
seeking bargain are invited 10 attend this sale
FURMAN TuPPER, Auc,ioneer.
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