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Notice.

Wanted at once, four hundred teams and
one thousand men 10 work on the East
Texas railroad, now under construction
rom beaumont north. Apply on works.
between Hardin and Woodville.
BURNETT & Ross,
Contractors.
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Don't forget, we are to open an exclusive
Wholesale business August LIST, and all of our
present stock must DO cold at some price
before that time. Blskenship Il Blake.
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Do you wish 10 buy q bargain in dreH
goods, silks, white goods, prints, domestic!
etc? Ifso, 60 to Blaksnship g. Blake's, and
secure some of the great bargains offered By
them.
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0sorgs Riek . ruru,tvre mou,..

Il tho largest 10 north Texas. The stock
embraces all grades from tho mosl elegant
parlof and chamber sess 10 the oheapest
styles and pat,erna HE prices arc very low,
for "quick salcs and ANAL profits" b his
motto.
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A. & E. Mittenthn sell their stock of dry
goods. clothing, boots and shoes, at such
reduced figures that the poor people can
attire themselves in as fine clothes as the rich
hoyo
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Uuf entire stock Of dry goods, notions,
o3ots, shoes, hats and clothing for sale. either
wholesale or retail; must DO sold he Auvnst
lat Blaksnshlp 4 Blake. '
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The travellers supply box, useful contri-
vance for excursions, fishing expeditions, and
travels In general, consists of four pint bot
ties of "Conrad's Budweiser, "a lumber and q
corSscrew. Ask for them at your hotel.
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Come, Dearest, the moonlight's Gone.
And the bonnets arc unveiled 10 thoe !:
come, wander 70 Parsons. where the goods
are being cold 90 Awfully CHEAP,
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Abilene.

Ifyou want drink ofod Monarch whisky
call on j. q. Woodson, Merchants saloon,
south of depot, on Oak street. lie keeps the
best brands Of cigars fine wines and LIQUORS.
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Jarrett, The Ice King.

jarrett, in rear of Apollo Hall, is still
the Ice King of Dallas. His stock of pure
northern lake ice is ample to supply a
heavy demand, and he will deliver IL in sny
quantity to all parts ofthe city.
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-, just received at Leon Kahns, GOA
Elm street, all the newest styles Of gents
hats In silk and stiff fura; also the lipht
pocket ieatherweights. They are very nice
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Our entire stock for sale at some price
before August LIST. Everybody come aud
get bargain. Blakenship & Bake,
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HRtsl Hatsl

Go to Blakenship & Blske's and buy a new
hat before they are all sold. Their entire
took for sale by August lst.
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Darling, 1 Am Yours

Forever, If you will buy mo the little
!! ra Shoe bonnet at Pearson's. Price only
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Asawect smile and twinkling eyo denoted
the pleasure Of wearing tho little hal from
pesrcon's, trimmed with dsisiss and dear
little buttsrcups. Prieo $500
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Tho FL Pare Hotel,

The III Paso hotel 10 crowded. Tho fol.
lowing are q few Of tho arrivals for Tuesday:
W N Miller. San Antonio; VIM Henry. Dial.
Lac; J q Buckner, Cincinnati. Ohio; d M
Mcmillan, Canada; j q Wintesmith, Tyler.
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Mrs. Chestnut will be glad to zee her lad
friends, at her new store on Elm street, wher
a full line Of ladies' goods can be had.
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"Oonrad's Budweises" 10 daily gaining
ground over the many spurious wines and
liquors now In use. "'Ns' "Au
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Board OF Trade saloon and Billiard

Hail.
AT this establishment on the corner Main
nd Austin streets, Purdy g. Randall, pro-
prletors, are to be found the very choicest
and only the very choicest of liquors, wines,
alos, beer, ETC., from the leading manufsctur-
ers and dealers Of this country and Europe.
A newly fitted up, most tastefully arranged,
and thoroughly lighted and ventilated Bill.
lard hall is one of the attractions. Call and
SEQ them.
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>, The New Abilene Hotel.

Abilene Texas, 10 tho most comfortable
pace Tor drummefs and strangers 10 atom
5000 rooms, fne table; Mexican tsmsls.
c .. n., S,on'cona, spring chickens and aIh I
It. q. T. McLAnrY p,on,,.,,
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The "Conrsd's Budweiser Beer" Is very
fine and csnnot be surpassed by any other
beer. Letter from q physician.
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Lsdies cnildrea and mems hosiery In the
latest oorlos and pstterns, cheaper than The
cheapest, at A. & Il, Mittenihal's.
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The latest novelties In steel woven Tuskan
lace bonness, 10 at Pearson's. Not 70 be found
elsewhere. ''~"N
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Carpets, oil cloths, mating, window
ace curtains, at A. & Il. Mittenthal's.
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p, The greatest variety and lowest prices Al
billington's furniture store, 7Ol Elm street.
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Clothing for mon boys and children a
Blakcnship u Blake's At q sacrifice, ~ thoy
must DO cold by August 1st
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For sale by all drugg ara.

Beauty, health, and happiness for ladies
in "WlNE OF CARDUl."
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No headache or back-ache for ladies'
who drink SWINE OF CARDUI,"
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For sale by oil druyIsss /.
Ice ! lcei lcel

Chas. Meisterhans is now delivering to any
part OF the city pure northern lake ice. His
wagon will. call daily. Leave orders at
Lemp's leo and beor depot on Pacific ave.
nuo.
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Ellington is always receiving new fuini-
ture, 701 Elm street.
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ell them cheap. A Nv W"
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New Abilene lInfal

See the advertisment Of the New Abilene
hotel elsewhere. II has all the delicacios Of
the season.
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An elegant stock of boots and sboea for
sale at q sacrifice. Blakenship 8 Blake.
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Call only for Conrad's Moss Rose Bourbon
Straight Soar Mash, the finest in the world
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Beer" "Uu"o'''E
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B. \. AcLAsrr, Proprietor.
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I.xrxarox. Va. Aaril II, ussl

Masters DispatcA: "w. II. "" in his
sauswer to Mainspting," did not give The
,prcof Of the proposition, which, suppose,
Il what "Mainspsiog" desired. The n.y.
,pothesis Is that the two wheels are OF the
same diameter, and hence the cireamierences
must be OF the same length.
Let us rect0y the circumference OF tne
inner wbeel--i. e., find its length IN rigW
Zine. This beieg DONE marx some point on
the outer edge Of the circumference "a the
outer wheel; place this marked point al
one end OF the recisicstion OF the inner
wheel; roll the outer wheel upon this I,ne;
After one revolution we wih had the marked
po,nt At the other end Of the reclifed curve.
and this must uece.s afiiy be the case, since,
Nv bypothesis, a. above stated, the clreum-
ferences are OF equal length. j. NJ 4.
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The Last Gua.
fWiimingtou (N,C.J Reyiew.1

tWumtuktou vi htFieNJ
We invite the attention O. our readers.
and especially those who read the communi.
cation published In the Recieao Of the 3lst
uitimo sieaed Confederate" TO the manly
letter Of Aaior SsDes ID. Cumming, which
we publish below. Ii Will be seen from
Maior Cummings letter that he lays no
claim whatever 10 che distinguished honor
OF having sired che last shot at ApnomaItoX,
Dnt 10 spirit OF tree manhood declines to
allow false imnresnan 10 90 abroad how
ever complimentary 1t may be. giving
70 him aud his command the credit
which belonged to Others All homer to the
brave man who Ia a ctiya,ric spirit, which
reminds one OF other aRd better dlys. gives
frank aud correct statement, SO far "a he
y concerned, OF the truth OF this bit OF his
ofy. Major Cum ming was 6 Confederate
solder from the firs I day that Governor e.
~ ordered the troops In khis city uuder
coiopei Jobn l.. Cah. tweii to take posses.
SION OF the forts at the mouth OF the river
untli Tue last bugle.note was sounded 10 the
contest.
New YoR.y, AprK 8, 1881.
Editor ReUieW In your issue u the 3lst
uIiim0 note commuA ieatioa signed
"Copfederate." which unjusiIy claims for
my ola battery the distinguished bonor OF
nring the last shot 10 the Army VI Northern
yirginia.
Your correspondent Is mistaken This
honor 3as never been claimed by n'yself or
any member Of the battery as far as a know.
and think II an act OF justice TO orrect
my such impression. While the OLE bat.
cry was nore tnan once named In al en-
raj Orders /" and frequently compliment ed
y Generals Besuregsrd, Hoke. Petiigres;
nd others-and | feel proud OF It's record
cannot claim for myself what is due some
TIER gallant commander.
respectfully, JAMES d. CUNNING.
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AUCrI0M oALls9-- ,ss-ss--H 5.- ~.
BY 4. b. chAfin . Co,
Real Estate Auctioaeen,
No. ] north Tenth street
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
SPLENDID THREE.sToRY rRoN-FRoST
STORE,
No. 400 MAIN STREET.
KNOWN AS
MARBLE HALL,
AND OCCUPIED BY MIR. II. sCHwARZCHILD.
OCCUPIED BY Ml

BY virtue OF a decree of the Chancery Court OF tne
civ Of Richmond, entered on the 26th day OF Juue,
1880 In the cause Of Thorn pson and ais The under-
signed, thereby appointed a SPECIAL commissioner
for the purpose, Will offer for sa on the premises on
THURSDAY, APRIL FL, 1880,
NJ K o'clock r. NJ the property located as above de-
scriisd, the first. story OF which Il occupied as
clothing and sentlemsn's furnishing store, and the
upper stories as a Dwelling.
The building OCCUPIES The entire fron.-about 20
feet on Main sireet-with depth OF about lOo ieet
10 a wide. paved alley.
good tnant at a fair rent. and should command the
attention OF investors and businessmen.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at ELK, twelve.
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. WIN
per nf interest added ana title retained unii tDe
whole pur base money IL paid aud convey ance or
dcred by the Court HENRY W. HOBSON,
Special Commissioner.
p r. fuAFFrS & CO. Aucfiopeers. ap10
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BY W. GOddin, Auctiog' er.

FTRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
i BRIGK TENEMENT ON THE NORTH SIDE
OF CRATE BETWEEN ADAMS AND JEFFER-
son STREETS.-As trustee IN ceriaiu deed OF
trust executed to The b-cfber. bearing date the
/ lth Of August, 1869 Guly recordei In Richmond
Chanccry Court on the l3 II Of August 1869 In
Deed Book No. SO B, page l43. | shall In cxecu-
ZION thereof proceed 10 sell at public auction on the
premises on
THURSDAY, APRIL IA. 1881.
at : o'clock T.. NJ, That VERY DESIRABLE
THREE STORY BRICK TENEMENT No. l0S
west Gr3ce street. recently In The Occupancy
of DR.. w. W. Parker, cOntainins about ten
rooms. Tnere Is an excellent basement 10 the
tenement and large brick kitchen IN The rear. The
Lot fronts SO feet, and runs back $50 feet 10 an
alley 20 feet wide. IL Is bounded on III ga 10y the
residence f EDWARD y. Canton, O., and on the
west bv that Of DR.. II Wyibe Davis. TIE location
l. beautiful one, ana the neighbor1OOf very excel
lent.
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires a cash sale TO
the extent of about "A 900. vet am au horiZod 10
say that The terms can be maze remarkably liberal
as to cIeds. 10 be announced az The time OF sale,
ap3 WILLIAM l.. COWARDlN, Trustee.
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BY Robert X. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and Aucuoneer,
1912 Main street
SALE OF TIA

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
" VERY DESIRABLE Lot FRONTING
Hight Weight FEET FOUR INCHES AT
THE EAST LINE OF SEVENTEENTH STREET
BETWEEN BROAD AND GRACE STREETS,
now OCCUPIED ny Mr.. WRIT ROBERTS As
a coal AND woodward, AND ANOTHER
LOT FRONTING THIHTY TWO FEET Two
INCHES ON THE SOUTH LINE OF BROAD
STREET BETWEEN sENkNtEENTH md
EIGHTEENTH, AND RUNNING BACK 10 THE
FIRST-MENTIJNtD LOT AND ADJOINING
SEABROOK'S WAREHOUSE, AT PUBLIC AUG
TOMB pursuance at Il cree OF the Richmond
Chanccry COurt eniered on the 9th April. 1881, In
a suit styled August ne rs. Cochran. therein ptnd-
irg, the undersigned ap pointed special commission
ers thereby. Will offer for sale. upon The premises,
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20. 1881,
at > O'Clock, the prop rty above described. The
LOT on Seventeenth street, and also the one on
Broad tr, e.. run back good dep n. This offers
unusual opportunity 10 persons wi-hirg 10 purchase
frsi.ca,s property. hing admirably adapted either
for the wholesale retail trade. being I'm the centre
Of all shipping points. The proGerty VIII be sold as
4 whole or snbiiyded to suit purchasers
TERMS: one fourth cash /: residue ~ six. twelve.
ana egh month. the pure Iser 10 give negotia-
bic notes, with six per cent addeJ from the day Of
sale, and the TILE to he retained I'm II he entire pr
chase money is paid. HENRY q. CANNON,
a. u. Courtney.
al IL special Commissioners.
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by Furman Upper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctii neer,
l0l6 Main street.

DROAD.STREET AUCTION SALE OF
ID TWO-STORY FRAMED DWELLING. No.
ZIG. BLTWELN ADAMS Anu JtEFtRSON
auction. on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1881,
on he premises, at Z. NJ. the aforementioned
property. The house ha' four rooms, besides base
inert, With detached kitchen. The lot fronts 80
feet on north side o. Broad street. aud runs back
I2s feet TO a psVed alley 20 feet Wide. 1nc pro.
perry rents we'll, and a siOre-nout can De easily
mad' wiih the prospect Of It's yielding handsome
rental
All seeking profitable Investments appr, ciaic the
present AMI growing Opportm les OF this highly
favored slreei. and VIII attend ttis sale
TERMS: ore fifth cash; balance In one. two.
three. and four year,. per cen. In crest - ded and
securtd by irust-deed. FURMAN TUPPER,
ap l0.l4.l7.lqS2O AucliOueer.
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BY Richardson & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auc,ioneers,
lll3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
~ ABLE PROPERTY ON FIFTH STREET BE-
TWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL. MARSHAL
sTGeESr BsTMEtH nr FT3yRTH AHp FiEE T6
CITY or HiCHMoSD, BY ArCTI0N-By viz
tue of decree of the Richmond Chancery Court,
entered on the 7lh ddv OF February, 1881. In The
suit Of William &. smith rs. Mary Jane Smith and
ats. the undersigned. special commissioners there
by appointed, will sell by auction, on the premises,
FRIDAY, APRIL Is, 1881,
NJ O'Clock +. NJ, LOT OF LAND on the west
sid. Of Fifth street, between Broad and Mar hall
streets. fronting abOat 70 ieet. and running bacS
about 1870 feet. with LARGE FRAME DWELL
ING aud other buildings and improvements thereon,
bounded on he north 10y the 4 James church pro-
perty, aud will be sOid whole or dyiced Into
three lots. may best at the time of sale. The
location and charact,r Of his properly should COM
mend II to those dc,irng profitable investment.
those TWO BRICK AND STUCCOED TENE-
MtNT-DWFLLlNG Nos 4l2 and IA with lots
about 20bN90 aud 64x90 feet respectively, on the
north side OF Marshall street between Fourth and
Fifth streets, containing about six rooms each; aud
SATURDAY, APRIL Is, 1881,
commencing at 4 O'Clock =. NJ, beginning and con-
tinuing in the order here in named
A LOT OF LAND on The east side af Second
street between Cray and Lei h streets, fronting 26
feet and running back abou 100 feet To an alley,
win SMALL BRICK DWELLING thereon:
a LOT OF LAND on The north side of Duval
ing 81 I, ct and running back abOut $50 feet with a
FRAME DWELLING and TWO BRICK KiTCH-
EMS thereon.
LOT on he sou'h side Of Duval street between
ST. Peter AMI Judah streets. fronting lS4 feet aud
TunOiDg back ab1u' 800 feet TO an alley, with =
SMALL FRAME DWELLING thereon.
TERMS one third cash: the balance IN equal in
stalments AT six and twelve months By negotiable
notes. n interest added, and tire retained until
the purchase.mOney is fully paid and Il conveyance
ordered by the Court.
GEORGE ID. WISE.
ADDISON T.. HOLLADAY.
Specd Commissioners.
RICHARDSON & CO.. Auc ,iOnoers apo
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UCTION SALE OF VERY VALUA-
N BILE BRICK-CLAY PROPERTY IN ROCK
ETTs NEAR TIE BALTIMORE BRICK COM
PANY'S YARDS.-On
TUESDAY. APRIL 10, 1881,
at AZ O'Clock y. NJ, we win sell. on The premlses'
about FOUR AND QUARTER ACRES OF the
celebrated VAN LEW BRICK. CLAY LAND, ADA
cent 10 the brick yards of the Bslimore Brick Com
panv aud of Messrs. Powers Crump.
The SUPERIOR quality OF this clay Is so well estab
II. he'd as 10 heed commentator from us. ana as
IL Is The last Of the Van Lew clay properly now on
the nsrkei. or likely 10 be for some wears 10 come
brick. makers should not mis- tins opportunity OF
securing the only clay from which brick can he
made for supplying the city government ana when
Is prefeTrGd by builders 10 any other MAJ. .
The pronerly will be divided into Two parcels II
desired by ru chssers.
TERMS: One fifth clsh the balance In equal pay
mens al six. twelve, eign, cen, TWEEN fonr thirty,
aud thiry-s months, wiih Interest added for ne
roiable noies. secured by trust deed on ne pro-
perlv. GRUBBs * WILLIAMS,
apl3 GcllODters
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ELK HILL AND A PART OF ELK
IL ISLAND FOR SALE AT AUC1ION.-This
noted ESTATE VIII he sold at auction, upon the
premises, on the
Sd DAY OF MAY, 1881.
at 2 O'Clock VI. IL Is situated on James river In
Goochllnd county. ffty-onc miles from Richmond
by The ltiehmond aud ALLEGHENY railroad and EN-.
braces 1870 ACRES, consisting of 243 acres OF the
middle portion OF Elk Island. adjoining John
foung's estate. OF POughkfepsie, y. Y; 37k acres
OF James River foreground: ) acres of upland
cleared aud In cultivation; 699Aacrts Of upland 10
WOODS.
The island auvial soil OF exhaustible fertility
and has always been considered the mos product.
land on the riv r,yieldlng heavily In corn, wheat,
tobacco. and grass.
The upland Is the best qualify of James River
land, In high state of Improvement and Is fam us
for It's superior Character The woodland Is well
imbered with every variety Of timber indigenous 10
the soil.
The main land Is connected at present with the
Island by a good ford aDd ferry, bu. formerly by
bridge. which was burned during The late war. the
substantial piers and abutments OF which are sun
standing, ana wi ht small outlay the supersirr cture
could be- rep'aced.
The buildings are OF frame. and In good repair.
The DWELLING contains seven arge, airy rooms,
besides three large basement rooms, situated I'm
beau iful grove. embracing four acres, well iurfed
and watered. The garden Is In the hghes. state of
Improvement, well drained. and Handsomely laid
on Two large ofcbarus, well stocked with the
choicest variety OF apples and pears. The out
buildings are extensive In number and variety. and
arraDg' d III the best manner for the operation of
such an estate. There l. a depot OF the Richmond
ana AleRhany rail Dad on the place. at which there
IS = arg. siorshoust, COOPER shop black NTH shop,
and good dwelling.house OF brick containing four
large, comfortable rooms. Two hundred wards
below zane Is a good mil.
There is private church-buidIng on the place,
and churches Of various den limitations ia the negh
borhOod.
Considering The great fertility Of the soil and the
excellence OF The improvements, the heallhfuness
and beariy OF Its situation and The refined society OF
The neieiborh ,od. The facilities OF transportation
by the railroad. and telegraphle eommunicaiions
and regular Gsiy mails, we feel Just FED IN saying
that few estates In Virginia offer equal Inducements.
10 DC fbiiy appreciated, however. 10 must be seen
JOHN II. GUY.
WILLIAM NJ. HILL,
JULIEN HARRISON,
special commissioners.
Post.ofice OF tie corml sicners. Richmond, Va
NH 2s,27,Slap3,7 ,l0,J4,l7,2l 24,30&myI
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

DASH DIVIDENDS ON ORDINARY
" LIFE POLICIES ISSUED BY THE
SOUTHWESTERN MUTUAL
LIFE-lNSURANCE COMPANY.
No. 10, 100, issued April, 1865; age "a.
GEORGE w. HARLOW, WORCESTER, MASS:
Amount, $1,000; annual premium =. ......S3S IS
Cash dividend In 1880 49 per cent? ........ lS 95
No 56,409, issued August, lS70 age, 81. Judge
JOHN Nj. HARLAN, UNITED STATES SUPREME
COURT:
Amount $4,000; annual premium. .....sl4l Is
No. ~ COL, Issued Apr. 1873; age. 40.
s. FERGUSON BEAt II, ALEXANDRIA, VA:
Amount $4,000: annual prein!um..."..$l92 80
Cash niyidead In s o 1876 per cenl.l..... 50 %
No. 1920, March, 1873; age, 27.
ii. q. F0RsTMANN, RICHMOND, va:
Amount II 600; annual nremium..........S20 "a
Cash dividend In 1881 1873 per cent ....... g so
II will be observed that the dividends of the
NoRTHwESTERNM uToA. increase Nth The age
OF the policy.
N. B-Ab0ve dividends were paid I'm cdSh Had
they been applied TO PURCHASE ADDITIONAL IN
SCRANcE, they would have been largely increased.
For further information address
JOHN II. CARY. State Agent,
1918 Main street, Richmond, Va.
DIR. j. :. ID. CULLEN, Medical Examiner.
NH 3O-eod
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IRON. steel. &c.

IRON, STEEL, &CGBE>T REFINED
L Iron, comDrising a fun assortment Of Fla 9,
Rounds. squIrcs Oyals, Bands, &C.; Russia. Cal
vanZed, aud American Sheet-lr0n: Swedes and
CaSt-Sie,l German and Blistered Steel. Machinery
and Tire-Steel. Bahbif Metal. Pig TIN, Sp,l er,
Sh.ei-Z Zinc AID Solder HOr, Shoes, Nails, &c, &c.
For safe nv
ap l2.3m HENRY NJ. WORKMAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-14

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a VERY
~ FINE AND ATTRACTIVE FARM OF 5744
ACRES IN The COUNTY OF AMELIA. Va
By virtue of decree of the Chcuit Gour' Of Ame-
la county entered at IL; March tsrm. 1881, I'm The
sult of First National Bank of Richmond rs. John
WILLIAMSON and Ur. the undersigned. special COM
missiOners Will offer for sale by public auction. AT
Amelia Courthouse, on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1881,
(coutt.day) at II O'Clock VI, in front OF the court
house. that VALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE
FARM known a WOODSiDF. NJ property of John
Wilkinson. and upon which he formerly resided,
containing 5734 ACRES OF LAND, lying and be-
ing In the COMFY Of Amelia and Stafe Of Virginia,
and adjoining the lands Of VI. VI. Blacker. {. :.
Trench. and others. Good DWELLING HOUSE
and all necessary Duth0usc, sable. barn. &c. on the
premises. Possession given November |. 1851.
TERMS: one third cash; and the residue upon
equal credits Of one and two wears, he purcha er 10
execute h' bond. for the deferred mtnis % the
rchaSe money hearing interest from the day of
SALE payable 10 said commissioner and the Tile 10
be retained until th0 Whole Of the purchase. money
is paid aud a conveyance ordered by The Court.
MEADE HASkiN>,
4. T. TABB.
NH Z9-ThIw Special Commissioners