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Miss Teresa IIaTshberger, Of Franklin
borough, is young lady who recently
performed an act OF seif-sacIificing deyo-
tje;l for the benefit OF the family OF Mr..
John Hoy, OF East Conemaugh, whose lii
tie zones were all taken down with smallpox
several weeks ago. IL was apparently
impossible to secure nurse, and Mrs. Hoy
was worn out with watching and caring
for her children both day and night, when,
one evening, i'm the midst OF her despair
for help. in walked Miss Teresa. She laid
aside her hat and wraps ia a businesS-like
manner,which showed she had come TO
STAY, md no amount OF eXpOStulaiion
could induce her to leave Her share OF
the set-imposed burden was faithfully
performed, and when the baby died she
washed the body, placed upon it the grave
clothes, end consigned il 10 the undertaken
fo' interment. She remained antil the re-
naming children fully recovered, assisted
to wash the infected clothes. clean and
dlsinfect the house, and then quietly re-
turned home. This lady never had small
poXe and her courage in entering the Hoy
family as an Independent nurse is 10 be so
much the more commended. She had
been OH very intimate terms with Mrs. Hoy,
and hence her reason for taking the
Characterization Pa tribune.
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EudeayOr.

Thcrc IA voice that ever speaks to me
Ia low melodtous accents night anu my
IKE 10 The far faint echo OF tnc sen.
LAYING the golden sands Win III, ~ P'
Aboyc n fc's tumut murmuring AWAY
So sweet, so sJit' ,.,o~o,
Its tender cadence thrills my spu'te''f
And bears nioit -.
Nv soui on Its inspiring grand bn"''''
Ahoxe the noise and turmoil OF my NE,
Nboye ali isrflng tones IL swcetly nreiss, =,
~ husbiry r,r n while each sound OF sriie'
A .,rxIn OF heavenly melody awakes, 49,.
All care, all pain, for one bfiei hno"e"' ''"''
Into tho luminous heights OF Gods forever
Beyond the skies, 49,,
Upon the snowy pini0ns OF Ehue''o''
eomc,i,ncs I, darkness gathers DER the light
4 shs,io,y lies between me and the st,rs'
And training bllndly upward through the nlgh''
Am sin 81 NJ out nv Arm, uuyicldlng bars'
But no dIscordant tone that music mars
SO rich. so clear. -
From earthly cares II doth my soul uisseNc''
seem t. hear ,,,,o.,,or
The voice OF cd through that full sweet Ehuea'"'
Not INTO rclty aims IL points, nor low;
Not 10 some barren ELI II guides my eyes
Rut close 10 where the sun. win steady gov,
H,e,Ls through the misty barriers OF me Skies
Into the Mount of God II bids me rise
30 sweet II falls
n doth expand into the grand Forever
Ny prison walls,
And giyes mo strength 10 bear LifeS long EhntS|
A"" t,,.' ''N &. X. &.
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! STEwED BABY once knew young
mother IN Hoboken who had been reared
in luxury and was lacking in practical
knowledge. One day she undertook 10
give the child bath ia a small foot-tui.
The lady's mother, who lives with her,
passing thrsngh the room, dipped her fin.
ger in the water and told her daughter II
was too cold Cor the little one, and that she
would have u warm it. Instead Of adding
little warm water she placed the bath
tub with the baby in il on Il small
gas-stoye, and waited for further de-
yelopmcnts. The developments came as
soon as the bottom OF the tub began to get
extra warm. The offspring gave one yell,
and when the fond mother, grandmother,
and two servants rushed to the rescue
there was more stewed baby and hot water
and gas-stoye lying around that room than
you could shake a stick at. In the future,
grandmother will look after the child while
the mother reads UP OH the cares Of
mother and how TO bring up ehildren.-
From "Piedsant and DiUSttire Tales" w
Carl Schurz.
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General Bradley T. johnson, OF Baltl-
more: A. l.. Patterson, Of Louisville, Ky;
W. III. Curtis, of Boston, Mass; +. T..
Buchanan, j. W. Robinson, W. Il. Perry
and ii. c. Anderson, Of Virginia, directors
OF the Virginia, Kentucky and Ohio rail-
road, met at the Mansion House this morn
ing, but as the president OF the company
could not attend they adjourned without
fransacting any business OF Importance
Alexandria Gazette
CuARLOTTEsyILLE, January Ii, 1882.
Editors Richmond Dispatch: Can you
tell whether the railroad referred TO in the
enclosed slip will pass through Orange
county ii made: BY answering The above
you will very much eblige one interested.
u.
No. The road will be in Southwestern
Virginia il anywhere.
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CompositorS are almost always intelli-
gent men. They are men OF letters, who
literally pick up their knowledge as they
20 along .-BOSton Courier.
"Too much absorbed in his business, "
was the comment Of western newspaper
on the death Of brewer who was drowned
in tank Of his own becr.-SprinqfeId
Sunday Meas.
The gertlemanly burglar who has been
going through so many houses in northern
England is said 10 be an escaped convict
from America Philadelphia Evening But
ietin.
An exchange says the difference between
a hungry man and glutton is: "Onc
longs to eat and the other eats too long.
Burlington HdChcyc.
Shakespeare asks, "What's in a name -
Well, it is good thing sometimes. Not
necessarily for publication, but merely as
a guarantee OF good faith.-SOmerUile
journal.
4 NCw-Near's call Young man,
4 hat in the hall young man,
prctty-spcech dic-away, drop IN and fyaway,
Pun TO next house Young man.-ErcaGRge.
The census returns just gwen in Bonn
bay nrc quite interesting. Asked 10 state
their profession or calling. the simple Hin
docs have filed up the paper with IN ac-
curacy that might in vain be sought for in
any other country. In Bombay there are,
upon their own confession, 2G gamblers
and swindlcrs, doS-poisOner, 1G wizards.
and SOS tatoocrs.- Philddephi0 Ecening
Bnllettn.
Show managers don't object to giving
checks to those OF the audience who desire
to leave the hall temporarily, but they don't
like TO have the checks given TO outsiders.
! To prevent this mode Of transfer The man.
ayers of ball given by the Knights Of st.
Patrick in New Haven hit upon a clever
device. Tie initials OF the society were
stamped in red ink on the left wrist Of
every one who went ont of the room.
There were no "transfers."
Irish humOr, hard knocks as it has re.
ceiyed, is not dead yet. 4 friend Of mine,
a major in the county militia and chairman
OF petty sessions in The province OF LENS
/ ter, lately sentenced an old lady, who had
given the police good deal Of trouble
through drunken and disorderly conduct,
to two months Imprisonment. Perceiving
she was rather astOnished at the action OF
the bench, the Major asked her ii she had
anything TO say against it, when advancing
to the front Of the dock she thus delivered
herself: Il have this to say: | have been
divorced by two husbands; my youngest
sister has been unfortunate; my eldest has
lately been indicted for larceny; but-and
here the old lady drew herself up-rm
proud to say that / hare no reldShunS IN
tie militia. "-LCndOn World.
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DIsconD IN THE MORMON CHURCn.-AD
element Of discord has broken out among
the members Of the Mormon Church, which
promises 10 be valuable assistance in the
future work of destroying polygamy. A
body OF the members have denounced the
. doctrine. and refuse TO pay anymor tithes,
on the ground that polygamy and blood
atenement were introduced ny Brigham
Young contrary to the original belief. 1t
Is believed that a great many who still pro-
fess allegiance 10 the old Church secretly
sympathize with the secedeFs, and that
nothing but a fear Of the powers OF the
elders prevents large proportion OF the
followers from renouncing the objection
able features Of the Society.
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When young Jerry stuffed bis fathers
tobacco-box with q wad Of old combings
the other evening, and the ancient perched
himself In the cleaning and loaded his
mouth for an evening chew, the family
prayers were dispensed with aud the bed
Stat became intimate with the boy ithont
any mattress accompaniment -Lp'a Bee.
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lIoRSFoRDs ACID PHOSPHATE ~ DEBIL.
ny, ETC., have found Hors?ord's Acid
Phosphate particularly serviceabc in treat
ment Of women and children in debility
and loss of appetite.-W. 81. Holcombe, VI.
d., New Orleans, La.
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mANCuEsrER AND VICINITY.

IN. Churches To-Day.-Al OF inc
churches will to-day be supplied ny resi-,
dent pastors. Rev. DIR. Is. +. Woo1mmu
will supply the pulpit Of the Baptist ehurch
an the absence OF DR.. Derieux.
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LUMBER.

TO. PARTIES USING PINE AND
L OAK LUMBER would say | am prepared 10
contract for filling bills from 5000 20 100000,
lf the shortest notice, Of tie BEST HEART
PINE, &c. W. 4. CHAMBERS, JR..
Hardware Depot. Nalena Posi-Ofice,
M a-3m Richmond and Allegheny railroad
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They have put Guiteau in the dock, and
now they are puzzled TO know where to
put the dock. -Ba6ato Courier.
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Passenger Fr4sh.


IAN trains daily except sunday -pa,ecnErt irf .
connecting al West Point 900 1uc-a. -, Ihu-d.
and saturdays With steamer Tor h"iim"fr
Freight train leaving Richmond at $40 =. n.
viii have passenger cot,h ltts, u =. .,...,,, a..
folk and, Western railroad for r'armv'iie' Lsa .
DuTs' al',t az s,',is'' ,'i be,yc. p
,iiln End ttiant9. st"o5i,,, at orcn.ioro, -
~ ,L,rinffc S,,,i .'mi,,,., tr.,i,ift. -a-,
l 9nfy Sh1T r,. mum l,,.c i.i,
I,'t, f,r m r"int. Son,h am ,,r.,I,.'-i
Tr.,fn No M ffiro0i l,.,... a.. .t.r..et qif ...
,,o,e ccnnccfise, - Z, thr.i.,..- t..if hfIif.n
snibcrlin S,rroyy-(;1ua. t-,ll.,,.d Tor Ailt.r ,
S'iittnrv vim Wrstcrn Snrfl lt-.l'nl r.. .....
f1r MI n6ints I'm western Nnrth Car.lina: ltit.
Lotto with the Charlotte. Columbia aud Au... ..
railroad for an points Do fhc -.I.h. ~ouilc1...
Elorida:at Atltnt.. tor an Tslut. south and -..
west.
Train No. - Through passenger aud mail
al AN n ltlous. cOuuo.tIu- I'D NI.'frIfu'e with
tcn ''i and sntbcrln'- Hfrro,.-, ago rlllIa,d
Milton: M NAtnta for alt po.uf. ..ulb ana -outt
west. al Charlotte with thl'nuc. Columbia au1
Aueri,t, RI lrg.d FIR Columbia. turu.ts ~tyau-
main and lnriIl uotut.
Trains from the south arrive 20 Richmond a'
NJ Point - 1920 a. N. 1,a.cngrrl. o.lU r
II FreisbfI
| ,,r-rt,r,N. oar .r-px.-,p
,'-'''i'N' y %" ','i Az"
ON IRAN ou--Nc" OH tI1 Ati'hN CO" " .
ngtOn and DanYllle.
ON lm.u 52-kichmord and D1uSillC, and ID
vile and Augusta.
Al passenger trains stop al Bon AIR.
Ticket. sold % All point south. soulhtast.
southwest. and baggage checked through.
No lIy-Oyer checks given en local uckcts.
a.. PoFf
General Pas+~nfc rand To SCI Ne'ri
T. W. Il. IALtOIT, hrnerHl Manager dn Is
ID IC III VI q y ID AND PETERSEN ll
Ia RAILROAD COMP NY-Cauf1ef..
Sunday. Noyenlbcr3T. 1851 train, on fIf. p .
viii rtri as follows:
LEAVE RIO usIo.f- sorru
Q.Oo - NJ FAST II AIf .ia. ft N,L,- fr-.i.. .
conucctior. f0r - ,.lfilltl ~f,
ouIr IN Pct.r.lt r. IND sf..f.-
Pullman .lcrf,r 4. f.,,.i " .-Ilr-
tonand Cltrl..i..ii.
fag Tor Hal,ich. tr4ri,,iop.
s,ss.t tit', ra,,,,,..t 800
ontiile ''N ~. ~, -. So, So
Ccntralia. Pnllraa .i.,u.r.
tv,een ~, N,.f' ''.'f ..,.,.f
sh's fr,i" '"'" Gnu '"''''''''
fO1O p. NJ. MAIL. daily. mako. throroh .
nectidn for ohirlr. non. r5,. 81.
andJack.ou,iIio. ~tnl,al Di,..r.
Blun, Icutrallr. and tI,.f.r. d
man i'aIIc, Siccr.ne-t 5l, h.,p..
washington auI I.lL .1f.yiis d..
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Death Of an Estimable Lady..Mrs. ha u
r;et l.. TAYLOR, he I'd wife OF James "
Taylor, died in this city Friday morning. ny,
Her illness was brief and death almost ull.
expected. Mrs. Taylor was n consistent
member Of The Baptist church. and an eX-
smplary Christian woman. She was fond
dniisnl and devoted wife, mother, sister,
and daughter. and afaithiulfriend, and hei
a.Ss will be universally deplored. The NJ
neral takes place from the Bainbridgc-Stree'
Ran,ist church this evening at q o'clock.
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SEfNE-TIsREAD.
SEINE-THREAD. .,srx,.

- D"S"&3s
We are now Offering STANDARD LION
BRAND. Also other brands Of SEINE THREAD
nj bottom prices.
PATENT AND SOFT SEINE TwINEs,
LINES, ROPES, AND COGKs;
NETS and sElNEs OF every description
manunfactcd 90 order
l.. LICHTENSTEIN & SONS,
corner Seventeenth and franklin streets,
Sole Importers Of the LION BRAND SEINE
THREAD. nl2
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Auction sALES-M0nday.


BYE. u. Cook, Auctioneer'
cToCK OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS,
- FIXTURES, LICENSE. &c7,, az On On 'o|
MARSHALL STREET, At Ao.i'
MONDAY, 18TH INSTANT
ut 10 O'Clock A. the reques, OF torn, .nc Mil
sell as above. the ENTIRE sTOCh, inciua h a
variety OF CHOICE GOODS recently se'eV'eu' e"i-
braclng general assortment OF ocrp,ro'
STANDARD and FANCY "fo'""'-''
BRANDIEs, WINES, GINS
CIGARS, TOBACCO sc.
ALSO,
all the MIXTURES. together, VILE WIZ w cHN-
PRED LEASE Of the house, LlCENs &c.
'in ia,s ,.s'Noh - n. Is, COOK, Auctoneer.
by Jno. +. Laughton. Jr.. Aueuoh'cr'
1000 Main street.
DAwNBRoKER's SALE OF Second
l HAND CLOTHING, HATS &c" N NO'-
I TION.-On
MONDAY THE 10TH INSTANT,
At 1oH O'Clock. will sell at my auction-house
large and desirable COLISEUM , od .,,,.,st-
NEW and SECONDHAND Ck1 III III u ~ Yrs and
Ing Of OvERCoATs' CoAiS' rNN - anu
MEMS and YOUTHS HATS and G ,;yGS ~
! HTGHCONsTABLE's SALE OF RE
! III FRIGER NTOU. BEEk-ft MT', = IL " "
! CASE. DECANTERS, &C.-l VIII sell III puDhc
| auction. on
MONDAY. JANUARY Is, 1882
at II o'clock 4. NJ at No. 1880 east Main street.
the following property, TO satisfy dlstrc-s-w val
rant In my hands In Elyor OF l.. !. cannon pS' o.
/ W. Morgan < Co.: ,,,.,. ..ro,.r
/ RFFEIGFRATOI l HEAI1NG-sTONE'
/ / WATER-COOLER. | LOOklSG-tLhhSS,v
! | SHOWCASE. - DECANTEES, tLoCh'
/ BEFR-PTMP and flhTIEES'
| part barrels LIQUOR. ., -, ,,,.,ro
! TERMS: Cash. r. hOLLiSHr"bb
! IA l3 lie Y. V ~
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by George :. Na,hon & Son,
Real Estate Agents and AucuOnccr..
No. 7 Tenth street.


No. Tenth street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
L LOT No. 213 MAYO STREET.-THE LOT
on TIE EAST LINE OF MAYO STREET.
RUNNING BACK BETWEEN PARALLEL
LINES ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
MEfN'Ts CiONSIST OF INRGE IiiREE-
STORY hND-BASEMENT BRtCk DETACHED
DWELLING, hlrCHEN, ST \ T. ! f., CAR
virtue of deed Of trust executed to the under
signed, recorded IN clerks Office of Richmond
Chancery Court. In ID. u. llS g.. page 200, to Sc
cure the payment Of the sum Of money therein
mentioned, default having been made IN the pay
mcnt # part thereof | viii. being thereto re-
Qurcd by the beneficiary. proceed 20 sell at public
auction on the paemiscs, on
FRIDAY, JANUARY 90, 1852.
at o'clock p. NJ, The PROPERTY above de-
scribel.
TEnNs Cash as to expenses Of sale and about
Sl,3O2, with accrued interest on part thereof. on
credit as 10 SI,l40.iS TN 20th of December,
1882; balance as may be announced 20 sale.
ia 8 GEORGE ;. VAsHON, Trustee.
TRUSTEES SALE OF \ VALUABLE
Il FARM ~ THE COUNTY OF NEW KENT,
ON THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
ROAD, ABOUT TWENTY MILES FROM RICH
MOND.-By virtue Of deed of trust from G.. ;.
Ayrer and wife, dated on the lst of January, $50.
aud u record in the clerk, Office of The County
Court OF New Kent. shall offer for sale at public
I auction, on the premises. at 1 o'clock =. NJ, ON
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 7, 1852.
the aboyc-describcd FARM, called "COTTAGE
GROVE aud lately occupied by g. ). AyrcT,
containing -FOUR HUNDRED AND FIFTY
-FOUR ACRES. more or less, about lao acres Of
which are arabic and in cultivation. Ills farm f.
situated Immediately on the lineof he Che apcake
and Ohio railroad, and within about one lie OF a
depot, which makes IL very accessible 10 market.
aud gives II considerable value for the purposes Of
trucking, to which the soil Is well ADAPTED. The
improvements consist Of GOOD DWELLING
HOUSE and usual Out-hou5cs.
TERMS: Cash enough 10 pay expenses of sale
ana the amount now due under the trust-decd-
VIZ. $500 with interest from January /. 1882 I:
rs To ScOO, on credit Of one two. three and four
years from January 1, $50, with interest from
that date added; aud rs 10 residue, made known on
day OF sale. Deed To purchaser, and deed Of trust
taken 10 secure deferred payments.
for further information address the undersigned
M Richmond. JAMES {. LAMB,
n 7,ll,15,20 ,24,2s,3l&Febl,4&5 Trustee.
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LOST. sTRAyED. AND STOLEN.



EOR RENT. 4 VERY DvSIRABLET@
Il SENEE-ROOM FRAME DWELLING. al
with all Necessary out-housCs. Rent low 90 good
paying tenant; situated on west Cary near Richie
street. sidney. apply 70 ..
GEORGE L. ANDERSON,
Sidney pO5t-Cticc,
corner OF Cary and Richie streets. sidney.
ia l5-ltF
nor RENT, THAT THREE -
Il STORY BRICK RESIDENCE, No. 800 Ri
west Grace street, between Madison anu Monroe
streets. containing ten rooms and all the modern
convenience. hcnt low and possession ut once.
Apply TO QUARLEs & MCCl EOl,
ia I5-3t 1912 Main street.
EOR RENT, A DESIRABLE FUR-T-s
Il NlSliED ROOM on second floor. Gentle IA
men preferred. Apply III SIC north Third street.
IA l4-2t
NOR RENT, THAT BEAUTIFULTA
A AND ATTRACTIVE RESIDENCE, with Al
large garden attached, set IN flowers and shrub
berry, known rs the " Van Lew Homestead" Terms
very reasonable. Apple TO ,..
JOHN T. GODDIN.
Real Estate Agent,
"a li-eOi3t Bank and Eleventh streets.
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TIE YORK RIVER LINE.
PASSENGER HOtI E
TO BALTIMORE AND ali POINTS NuU
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS. And rAIIl,-
DAYS
FROM RICHMOND AM. DtNrIILE pEPuI
NlkGINlA sIlt..f.
Al 2iJ q. "a.

Commencing THURSDAY, December o.. t.i
HAVANA viii leave West po.ni cu arrival n. .'.
EicLmond train II ESDAA-. AN ls~nAl -.a".
sAIl kDAlS, arriving IN Etl..u m. lhHrt
\. NJ, and connecting WITH all f..tiis uOlfuWrrH
Straight tickets 20 baltimore. 80 .
sNu.l' ~ p. h
Aeie
Sttte-booEis and btrtls secured ON apfiicl...
from steamers cabin plans.
For Tickets, Tmc-Carls. snt AZ informal,
eau on \: VIC AkBER CO.. Wo Ticket Aal.
at the Richmond and DanNillo DEPOT, or tle ul...
signed. A. POPT.
General Passenger and icket Agent
no 80 30. 7 Teufb .fr,.f.
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BY Gruhbs & Wnliam.
B1 WTUWU1 &C " IIIf'III'f
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneeTs'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF THE BESSE-
4 MER MOUNTAIN PR0PbRRIlc o or ", "
IN APPONATTOX AND CAMPBELL COtN,-
TIES, ABOUT 1873 MILES BELOW - MI
BURG. on THE RICHMOND MD ALLtGn \
W RAILROAD, AT AUCTlON.-In execution
Of a deed of trust from the birmingham coal ana
Iron Company, dated August 20, 1850, ana duly
recorded being thereto required by lhe holders ol
The notes secured, Will sell by auction, upon inc
premises, on
FRIDAY. JASUARY 27, 1852,
al 3 o'cloc., L. NJ the PROPERTY above, and de-
scrned I'm said deed rs the Turner tract 80 acres
Webb tract. OK acres: lie Grand tract, BOB
acres: Whitehead tract. 200 acres; Ingram tract.
$40 acres: and D.nkil tract, 40 acrs-em-
braclng a tot al of 1919 ACRES.
This property IS noted q, being 81 tc mos H rt
FINEST IRON ORE, and possesses every facility
tor the most profitable working IL has front OF
several miles on the Richmond and Allegheny rail-
road and is IN close proximity 10 the Norfolk and
Western railroad. Those Interested In such enter
prises would do well to examine the properly De-
Person. attending the sale will stop At Galtyilc
station, on the Richmond and Allegheny railroad
leaving Richmond by the \. NJ train ana Lynch
burg by tie \. N. freiehi train.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to defray tie expenses OF
executing the trust and 20 pay OF three no,e'
for $4,000 each. with interest nc percent. per an
mum from August SD' locO' Tue ntlthtt uV"i,l
terms to be prescribed by the grlnOr5 IN SAID deed
and upon their failure 10 do, theu upon terms l.
be named by the trustee.
CHARLES L. WILLIAMS. Trustee.
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS. AucuOnccrs. 10 Il
4 UCTION SALE will sell on the
"A farm on which | now reside. on the RichmonC
and IIenrico turnpike, commencing 1t 10 O'Clock
4. VI. on
TUESDAY, JANUARY II. 1889,
all Of the FARMING IMPLEMENTS. consisting
of the usual variety: also, - bales Of Hay mf
OATS. | rick of lOP-FODDER; . MOWERS
one new. of late D tent: | CARRIAGE and WAC
on, l CORN-SIlELLER, / IlAND-PRESS fol
Baling Hay, SOW, and fine SilOAlS, beside
many other articles useful on a farm.
TERMS: All sums under $40, cash I'll over tina
amount, three mOn:hss credit for endorsed nceo
liable paper. MASSENA BtAHLLl.
ia li-3tt
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By Grubbs & Williams
Real Estate Agents and Aucti0neers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THE BRICK STORE No. : SOUTH
4 TENTH STREET. BETWEEN MAIN AND
CARY STREETS. AND LYING BETWEEN
THE STORES OF MESSRS. PAUL BAHG AMIN
NND G.. \. AlNSLlE & SONS. At AUCTION
By request Of the deyisec- OF the lac T. :. shr!ycr
We will sell by auction, upon the PREMISE ON
FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1882.
at II O'Clock W.. the PROPERTY above referred
~. The LOI j. ga ny ahoul 9O icet ana Inc
BUILDING. which covers The whole ground AMI
erected since the war, is three stories, besides
a basement
The location IS within a few steps Of the most
desirable corner on Main street. and promises a.
be- very valuable for store, shop. or nanuflc-
turing establishment.
TEHMs: One-fourth cash. balance 40 four, eight
and twelve months, nh interest.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
fl 10 AuctiOuWr9.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-15
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
by W. II. Lyme a Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers'
lib Main street.

Ivy w D. ~. Lyme a t'sf
Real Estate Agents and Auctloncers'
lib Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK, FIN
i TIRES, AND GOODWILL OF a WILL
ESTABLISHED RETAIL DRUG BusinrrSSS;;
CORNER TWENTI-FIFTH AND LE LIN, !,
sTREETS. AND RENTAL OF THE SionE
AND DWELLING ADJOINING sAMl, % y,
PUBLIC AUCTiON.-ln execution OF u.eI W
trust 10 me from s W. tarrar and wie' oalea y,-
Richmond Chancery Court, shall sell Dy aucuoh'
on the premises on
WEDNESDAY, NEXT, JANUARY 10, 1857,
nj Iok O'Clock 4. NJ, the STOCK, GOOD,MlLi,
AND FIXTURES OF THE RETAIL DIX %
STORE OF Mr.. :. ". farTar, located "a apotn
The stock Is such Is usually found III ~, ,net
prescription drug business. Inc FIN Juno
/ TUFTS ALASKA sODA-FOUNTAINir
SlRUPS; l DRAUGHT-TuBE; W VIII, ~. 4;
ITALIAN MARBLE, with TENNEcrht'
SHELL TABLETS (ilexigon shape1i Il
MATTHEW'S HORIZONTAL GENEhh,,
TOR, with TWO -ElGHT-GALLON i"'N
PORCELAIN-LiNED FOUNTAINS
SCALES, WEIGHTS, COUNTERS,
SHELVING, aud SHOWCASES. &c:i
LAMPS, CHIMNEYS, BASES. SHADES @c''
TOBACCO, CIGARS,
and simdry other articles too numerous 70 men
ton, and viii RENT Immediately thereafter, 10
he hi CHEST bidder, The abovc-named sIOkE anu
the DWELLING adjoining same.
TERMS: Cash ~ to the sale: and the terms ~ 10
the rental viii be announced 1t sale.
JOHN \. MEANLEf, Trustee.
W. II. LYME x CO., AuciiOncers. u II