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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-04-28
Farm for Sale,

CITUATED In Windham, VT, on the main road
- from So. Windham TO SO. Londonderry, miles
from the latter place Said farm contains lOI acres,
divided into tillage, woodland and pasturing. IL
story house. finished throughout; woodshed and car
riage house attached; barns nearly nCw); shed.
Running water at house and barn. Said farm lies
soping to east aud SOUTH and one Of the most pro-
ductiye in Windham. Good sugar orchard OF 800
trees; large sugar house, with Cory evaporatOr.
Good fruit. Also pasture and woodland of 16 acres
within one mile, sold with farm desired. The above
property will be sold low, and offers good opportu-
nifty for making money, taxes low, the town be-
ing free from debt For further particulars, inquire
ofNATHAN HASTINGS Townshend, VT
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-04-28

AN EARLY AND FREQUENT
EXAMINATION OF my STOCK
is SOLICITED, AND NO PAINS
OR EXPENSE WILL BE SPARED
ON MY PART TO MAKE THIS
ESTABLISHMENT THE HEAD
QUARTERS FOR ALL IN THE
PURCHASING OF DRY GOODS
AND CARPETS.
Respectfully,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-04-28

Are loud in their praises Of Floreston Cologne on
count Of its remarkably delicate and lasting fragranc
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-04-28

st. AlbHns Butter Market.
ST. ALBASs, April25
Good to choice 20 to 25c. per ID. selections, sac.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-04-28

Wheat Bltters never disturb the stomach, but pro-
mote digestion and nourishment.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-04-28

fragrant breath ana Fe@riy IeetH
Are easily obtained by cleansing your teeth daily with
that justly popular dentifrioe, sOzODOHr. Compos-
ed Of antiseptc herbs 1t imparts Whieness othe
teeth delicious to the breath, and preserves
intact from youth to old age the teeth. Acdity OF the
stomach will destroy the strongest teeth unless its eff
iees are eounteraeted with S0zoDONT and this pure
toothwash preserves the dental surfaces by removing
every impurty that adheres to them. Ask your drug
gtst for SOzODONT.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-04-28
Hoods SarsaparIIIa

Is sold by druggists. Price 81, or six for g.
Prepared by @. /. HOOD Co., Lowell, Mass.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-04-28

= o. 900 No. White Hemlook Shingles for fael
- Delivered anywhere In the county. Address
17-21 3. II. KEAVV, n. Dover, W.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-04-28
Mhn Smfer mth SaN-Rheuma

MEssRs. C. I. HOOP s. Co., Lowell, Mass.
Gentlemen-I was a great sufferer from
salt-Rheum on my limbs, for dozen years
lime i was cured by Hoods Sarsaparilia.
The skin would become dry, chap, crack
open, bleed and itch intensely, 81, that l
could not help scratching, which OF course
menced taking Hoods SaIsaparllla I'm me
summer of 1876 they were so bad that ihey
discharged, and i was Obliged 70 keep them
drawn so tight by the heat Of the disease
that II stopped over they would crack open
and actually bring tears Into my eyes, Inc
first bottle benefited me so much that con
tinued taking il till was cured l used one
box of Hoods Olive Ointment, to relieve the
itching. Hoping many others may learn the
value of Hoods sarsapaTilla and receive as
much benefit as / have, am,
Very truly yours, o.,
No. 70 Broadway.
T...,oTt Mac Ton TX 1919
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-04-28

0. j. PRATT,
No. l Granite Block,
DRY GOODS
and CARPETS.
GRAND OPENING
AN IMMENSE STOCK
NGVSppilgGOOdS.
The largest Finest and Cheapest
Stock in the State
All departments are now
filed with the latest novelties of the season.
Extraordinary bargains in
Dress Silks, including a full line of the cele-
brated Bonnet Black Silks. Prices guaran-
teed fully % cents per yard lower than same
grades are sold in the large cities.
A large assortment of Col
ored Silks, in all the new shades at s119
per yard, worth Sl.5O.
The largest stock Of Medi-
UNI and Fine Dress Goods that have ever
offered. Special bargains in this department
at 8, 10, l2!, 10. 20, %, 87l, so cents, and
upwards.
Elegant lines Of GinghamS,
Prints, Cambrics, Cretonnes and Monte
Cloths.
New Linen goods, in Table
Damasks, Napkins Towels, Crashes, &c.
New Hosiery and Cloves
Bargains in Kid Gloves at 25c, soc, 75c, 81,
and upwards. These goods are much under
value
A Large Assortment of Rib
bons, Laces, scarfs, Ties, Fichus, Dress Trim
mings, Fancy Goods and Notions
Exceptionally Large and
varied assortment of Carpets, Mattings Oil
Cloths, Druggets, Door Mats and Rugs, all of
which will be sold at extrsmely close prices
during the spring season.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-04-28

-Sugar-makers who were so fortunate as
not to gather their tubs have secured anoth-
er good run Of sap. The crop of sugar will
be an average one.
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tive was badly damaged. Engineer james
Collins was somewhat injured. The loss
10 the road Is estimated at between sio'VVo
and $4,000.
The Northern Transportation Company
has begun In the Circuit Court OF Miiwau-
kce suit against the Grand Trunk railway
for damages, placed at 100000, based upon,
breaches Of contract. In 1879 the Grand
Trunk railway contracted with the Trans
portation Company TO form Its eastern con-
nection, and II Is alleged by the latter that
the railway did not fulfil Its contract by
furnishing the requisite number oil ears.
The Legislature Of Utah having on Thurs
day last adopted concurrent resolution
protesting against the passage by Congress
Of any bills DISTINGUISHING polygamists,
large meeting Of "Gentles" was held at
Salt Lake City Thursday evening, which
adopted resolutions declaring that this ac-
ton Is "mcrely polygamous bluh"; that
three fourtbs OF the members Of the Legis-
lature are practical polygamists, and urg-
ing Congress TO adopt measures TO wipe oui
this foul blot Of polygamy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-19
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

| Bjiefs.--A number Of members Of Man.
! chester lodge Of MasonS visited Richmond
yesterday evening to attend the funeral OF
the late James Evans, Esq, cX-Grand Mas
ter.
Wyndham j.. Gary, former citizen,
now OF North Carolina, Is here on visit
TO relatives and friends.
The proposition now pending before the
Legislature for making the railroads fence
ia their tracks strikes the average Chester
fieldian with such force that many, with an
eye to the business which thereby looms
up in Che distance, are seeking for lumber
delivery. There il about sixty miles OF
railroad in the county.
The mouth OF the Grove shaft, at Mldlo-
THAN. scene OF the late fatal explosion, still
remains closed, with the hope OF cXtin-
gushing the fire discovered after the caSu-
atty.
A month has elapsed since the last case
OF smallpox was reported cured i'll this
city. Thc hospital has been without ten
ant Tor many days.
Charles v. Turner, Esq, attorney at
law, who was severely injured hy the fall
ing OF the span Of Mayo's bridge, is i'll a
fair way to recover at an early day.
The City School Board has been notified
10 meet on Tuesday, February 2Sth, for
the transaction Of important business.
Nothing has yet been done towards
raising the fallen span of Mayo's bridge
| from the river. The people are getting
! impatient over the delay.
Manchester aesthetics are preparing for a
grand german, in which the adherents OF
! Oscar Wilde can have iull play.
The usual services will be Eeld in all the
city churches to-day.
Two coiored women were arraigncd be-
fore Mayor Taylor yesterday for fighting
! and disturbing the peace, and were fined
$3.50 each
The Methodist church is being newly
carpeted and re iMnted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-19
Brief News Items,

The town OF Hayerhill, Mass, was on
flee at 9 o'clock yesterday morning, with
the prospect OF being almost entirely de-
stroyed.
e. ". Parker, editor OF the New Orleans
PicaVrae, has been elected secretary OF the
National Cotton Exchange.
The steamer Illinois, on her way TO Fhil-
adciphia, has on board 32J Russian Jewish
refugees. Provision is being made for
their reception.
The ice-field on the Hudson at Albany
has broken up, and many stores and cellars
in that city and Greenbush were flooded.
Much damage was done.
General Eppa Hunton concluded his az
gnEent before the House Committee on
Private Land Claims on Friday on the
McGarohan claim. The committee will
meet on Monday to take action. on the
claim.
The chief OF the Bureau OF Statistics re-
ports that the total values of the exports of
dairy products during the nine months
ended January 81, 1882, were Sl6,334,5ll,
and during the same period in 1881, S21,-
i05,i56.
The production OF Handels Messiah in
Baltimore on Friday night must have been
grand affair. An immense and enthusi-
astie audience was present. The chorus
numbered 700.
On Thursday afternoon, vt the convent OF
Mt. st. Agnes, near Baltimore, Miss Helen
Van Bibber, daughter Of DR.. W. Chew Van
Bibber, OF Baltimore. and Miss Lille Up
ton, OF Catonsvlle, were received as men,
bers OF the order oil Sisters OF Mercy.
The smugglers, the new opera, by VIII.
son Vance, Journalist, and John i. Soussa,
leader Of the Marine band, was performed
for the first time Friday night ut Lincoln
Hall, Washington, under the auspices of
The Washington Operate Association, in
the presence OF AN immense audience.
The secretary OF the Army OF the Cum
beriand, having in charge the raising of
funds for the building OF monument TO
General Garfield NJ the capital, has divided
the country into eight sections. Colonel
nc. Corbin has charge OF Virginia, Mary
land, District Of Columbia, and Delaware.
The Jasperian philosophy was strongly
upheld in lecture delivered in Baltimore
on Friday night at The Centennial Metbo-
tlid Episcopal church by Mr.. G. A. Johnson,
editor Of the British lion, OF Hamilton. On.
tario. His subject was, "Does the Sun
more. and his arguments, taken from
The Bible, were about the same rs those OF
John Jasper.
The extra stock train on the Providence
ana Worcesters railroad broke In two on
Friday morning between Woonsocket and
usnyillc, X. l. A second freight train
lose behind struck the detached portion
II the stock train, wrecking ten ears and
hrowing two into the river. The locomo-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-19

IRSI NATIONAL DAMN
RICHMOND, VA, February Ie, 1882. !
70 he Editor Of the Dispatch:
I beg 10 acknowledge having received
ain from Mcssrs. IIanlon < Goodman, New
York, and s. from a sylnpathizer In Al
bsny, n. T., for the Midlothian relief fund.
Respectfully, I. DAVENPORT, Jr.
RICHMOND, VA, February is,'lss2.
10 the Edi'o, Of the Dispatch:
We take pleasure In reporting the follow
ing additional collections, check for which
please find herewith: Berry Brothers, Dc
troll, Mich. baltimore branch), S20; Ed.
gar Munson, Pennsylvania, 50; Swindcii
Brothers, Baltimore, Sl0--total, $40.
Respectfully, BiNswANdER q 20.
MANCHESTER, Va, February Is, 1882.
10 he Editor Of The Dispatch
Please acknowledge the following dona-
tons FOR the Coalteld sufferers which ]
have received and placed In the hands OF
our treasurer, Mr.. Augustine Royall: Or
der for two bushels OF meal; cash, from
Richmond, goo; BIrs. i. s., s2j; cash,
from Charlottesville, $40; st. John :
church, Louisa, sl0--total SOS.
l.. ALLANsON. Rector.
RICHMOND, Va, February IL, 1882.
10 he Editor of the Dispatch:
Herewith please find check for $50, being
the amount contributed by the employees OF
our company for the relief OF the sufferers
by The Midlothian mine disaster.
Yours, &C., r. SNowpEN HoysToN,
Secretary Richmond Granite Company.
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LOCAL MATTERS.



Nr. George T.. Crawford, real estate
->srut l. on an extended trip Of business
sHruurh the northern and eastern States.
senator Atkinson introduced DIR. IIaw-
rboyne on the occasion Of the entertain
~ucut given by Marshall Lodge, knights oil
Ksyshias, for:he benefit Of the Coalreid SUI
Sexsrs, and II was for that reason he was
not at the Democratic conference fhat
aight. In introducing DIR. Hawthorne nc
caid high tribute TO Marshall Lodge for
jhcir generous work on behalf OF the
wisows and orphans made destitute by the
sv>ccnt calamity.
Mr.. j. w. Crittenden, Of the United
Plates railway mail ser vice, Washington,
- e.. Il IN the city.
Hon. John Amber Smith was on the
seer of the House Of Delegates Yesterday.
The highes. reading OF the thermometer
Yesterday was 700; lowest last night, 29o-
= fall OF 4lo.
At the annual reiinion Of the Massachii-
xr4ss Press Association, recently held, the
vaster OF ceremonies. in his opening re-
sazrks, spoke in glowing terms OF their
visit to Virginia.
Our colored citizens are taking steps to-
ssrd organizing a military company TO be
--ssied the Garfield Guard. w. IL. l..
Combs will be captain; j. Is. Griffin, first
lieutenant; and J. A. Johnston, second
rSeutcnant. This company will be COM
posed OF good material.
New Light Lodge, No. 9. dual !. o. g..
r. isas installed NJ. A. Phesison, w. c. t.,
xssd y. B. Griffin, W. :.
Professor II. r. Laube and Messrs. Ber-
uard Krause. John Baselcr, and William
Wagner leave this. morning for Norfolk to
Assist the orchestra I'm that city in the rem
dS;ion OF the amateur performance OF Spa
sSsnce'' Monday night.
The Rosdiusters are causing unesineSs
On some good but timid people who have
balls before the Legislature by threatening
70 adlonun unless the deadlock is ended.
RI bOsh. II they do adjourn in huff
they will he back in thirty days under
,.sll from Governor Cameron. They are
s,os going to rel nqush the opportunity Of
rsiistricting The State for congressman and
sor court judges. and OF elccting Court OF
appeals, &c.
RICHMOND CITY PUBLIC SCnO0Is.-The
ssllowing report shows the enrolment and
average per cent. Of attendance OF pupils in
1ne Richmond city public schools for the
seek ending February II, 1882:
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MANCHESTER. Va, February Is, 1882.

TO ihe Editor Of he DiSpd'ch:
read the following in your issue OF to-
day:
"a fight, arranged by the owners OF two
CANNES, occurred yesterday in n yard on
upper Hull street, resulting in the entire
disintegration OF one OF the dogs and the
changing hands Of considerable quantity
Of money"
Now, is il possible that such is the brll-
tai, degraded state Of any citizens OF Man.
chester that they can derive pleasure from
permitting poor dumb animals to tear each
other to piecesS ii so, surely our city au-
taorities will investigate the matter and
bring the brutal offenders to justice.
am your, L. AILANsON, Rector.
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BY Quaries & McCurdy,
Real Estate Agents and Aucfionecrs.
RIO. 1912 Main street.


EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
IL TURE, PARLOR- AND HALL-CARPETs,
MATTINGS, BEDDING. &C., At AUCTION.-At
the request of DIR. George W. West who Is re-
moving from The city. we viii sell III auction.
without reserve, at his residence, No. 10 west
Grace street, on
TUESDAY THE 2lsT instant,
ut 1ol o'clock, the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
i VERY HANDSOME PARLOR SUIT, in Ebony
and Gilt, upholstered Ia Raw silk aud Grim
son Plush, complete. with Spring Rockerand
Fancy Marble Table.
superior qualify of PARLOR-. HALL. and
sTAiR-CARPETS. with Lining. Rods &c.;
FLOoB-MATTlNGs and RUGS:
LACE CuKTAINs, CoRNlCEs, and LAM
VERY fihNDsoME BRONZE SUNLIGHT
CHANDELIER:
! WHITE MARBLE WALNUT BUFFET;
WALNUT EXTENSION DINING-TABLE-
Spiare ends:
BRACF-ARM WALNUT DiNING-RooM
HASDs0ME WALNUT HALL:sTAND-Mar-
. FRENCH-DREssER CHAMBER SUITS, with
EXCELLENT .,TI ia iiIi IR MATTREssEs. with Wire
Beds: FEATHER PILLOWS and BoL-
CHAMBER and TOILET SETS:
1 MAHOGANY SECRETARY and Book-C AsE:
4 full set of OFFICE StkEENS;
Giles.
The above furniture was recently purchased new,
Is rs good when bought, and merits public At
tentiOn.
The sale Is positive, and purchasers will be re-
quircd TO remove articles Immediately after sale.
QUARLES & McCURDY, kuciioneers.
Sale conducted by JNo +. LArcnToN, Jrc Auc-
toucer. fe 10
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IMMENSE AUCTION SALE OF slo,-
j 600 WORTH OF MILLlNEH,sio n W..
iInt1er Hro,l,rs who are discontinnIng business,
will sell, at their store. No. 525 Bread s,rs,, on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18Th: andesesi o o. s stocs
without rcstrvc' H. DISPOSED Of their immense
stock OF Trimmed aud (ntrimmeI i,.as a m non-
nets. Feathers Flowers. Pushes, Ne'c, yLrsptr'
Gloves, Hosiery Jewelry, Toilet
Gimps, Buttons, Ornaments for cionss."' ,srrS
Zephyr. &C., &C.: also. Glass Snses ~, ~, ~
Counters. and all the Fixtures. S''es "''' ~ ~
4. " DARN. .,,,s u,,, ..o
suitable accom- M rotations for the ladies; VINO are
especially Invited 10 attend rs the eoous WI, ne
sold IN quantities 10 suit all buyers. Mero"N'''s
TFuWs. r,eb EB COOK, Auctioneer.
All parties must settle accounts due W W ",, vi
innent' UIITZLER BROTHERS.,
70 a 52J Brood street
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3:i3 T.. ". $40 4. NJ.
300 l.. VI. 1915 I. VI.

All trans iailycNceDt >uuday--ua--anr.r .r,,,,
connecting NJ West Point ON rH,s,iay, JI,nr.,i,y'
and saturdays with steamers for lIllnmnr. snj
the North. '
Frugnt train leaving Richmond n e.lO I, Al
VIII have p3s-enger-cOach attached.
Train NJ. ~ connects no iufkcgllo With Nor
folk and Western railroad for tarlnyill,. Iyn,h.
burg. AMI ri southwestern points.
Train No. 30 Through lasscngrrl .for- Al all st,
tons. connecting Il >uihcrln's with Milton and
suthefilu Narrow -t,augc railroad for Milton ~
salisbury with Western North Garoiina r,iit,.f
Tor al points In weston North Carolina: ~ Char.
i0tte With TIE Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta
railroad FOR all points boo The SOUTH Southern md
Florida; ~ Atlanta tos al point, south and south
west
Train No. ~ Through passenger aud nall .,an.
81 al -tjuonS connecting as >ufheIlin's with MI
ton aud >utcrlin- Narrow-t,augc railroad for
Milton. ul Atlanta Tor III points south and ~oufb-
west; az fharlpi o. Wlfh Charlotte. Columbia ami
Augusta railroad i6r Columbia, Augusta. >1y,n.
nah, and Florida points.
Trains from tlc south arrive nc Richmond %
1870 i. VI. S:20 \. NJ. and 1850 T. VI. and from
Wet Point go lO:2u =. VI. tras.cng' ~. andplOP.
". (Fuishtl
PILLMtN-CAR SERVICE
or Train 5O-NeY YORK and atlanta ctdW .f.
ngtOn and Dam lie.
On Train 52-llichmopd and ChslI,ut. and
Charip,ir and thar'e4ton.
All pa.-cn2cr trains stop a. Bon Mr..
1i,hfi. spid % ai points south, south ... md
southwest. ana baggage checked through.
No la1-oFcr checks given Ga local tirb,l.
s.. POPE.
General Passenger aud Tirl.t iF..t
y. y. u. MOOT. ttrrra' Manager d.. D.
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donation Party.

The anniversary and donation party Of
st. paul's-Church Home on Tuesday next
will include q dinner, or lunch, from till
d. hot soup, cold turkey, ham, saddle OF
mutton, &c, with pancakes for dessert, and
coffee. In the evening there viii be con-
cert, for which Il careiully-selcctcd pro-
era,nme has been prepared. There is no
charge for admission, 1t being part OF the
entertainment provided 10y the managers
for their friends and patrons, but they will
not object 20 receiving any number OF
pounds after nightiall, and u modest box
in the hall will receive dimes OF dollars.
Either may be dropped IN without fear.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-19

Not long ago we happened 10 be seated
at the same table at Il hotel with Doe.
Palmer, county attorney Of Taylor coun-
~, Ky. Everybody there knows the Doe
tor, who lives in Louisville. KY. and every
body likes him. We soon introduced a
fayorite subject in that section, and. aS
usual, found an instance OF the powerful
efficacy OF II. Jacobs Oil, the Great Ger
man Remedy. Mr.. Palmer said: g had
4 bad attack Of rheumatism in the left
shoulder. applied st. Jacobs oil and was
permanently cured. On another occasion
l was attacked with neuralgia, and, profit
ing by my former experience, became
doutiy indebted 10 st. Jacobs Oil for
cure OF that most eXcruciatng torment. j
recommend it to everybody see suffering
with that class of diseases
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-19
BY Il. q. Cha Fin & 60.
Real Est1te AuciiOncrrs,
No. l north Tomb street

UCTION SALE OF VACANT LOT
n on Tue NORTH SIDE or CATHERINE
BETWEEN NFORD AND GiLMER
>TREETS, FRONTING TWENTY FIVE FEET
AND ONE HUNDRED FEET DEEP TO AN
ALLEN.-At the request of the owner We vii! sell,
on the premises, at public auction, ON
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY "a, 1882.
at O'Clock p. W., the above-dcscrbed LOT.
This Is good. location 90 build small hOuse
which viii rant readily at n price that VIII pay
wen on the investment.
TERMS: Announced at sale.
fe 10 r. Il. CHAFFIN & Co. Auctionccrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE SHENAN-
i DOAH ALUM SPRINGS, 4 POPULAR
SUMNER RESORT, LoCATED TWELVE
MILES FR0M MOUNT JAC ~ SIN " l, \;
WILEY BRANCH OF TIE BALTIMORE
AND ONO RAILROADS. virtue OF deed Of
trust executed by \. j. Myers and wife 10 The un-
d-rsigncd trustee, dated September ,, 1878. and
duly recorded IN the clerks Office Of slenind1ah
county. Wall shall otter for sale at public auction,
az the Public Exchange Si!esrOOm, In the city Of
Baltimore. II O'Clock T. W., on
TUESDAY, MARCH 81. 1882.
the aboyc-describcd property. consisting Of
THREE TRACTS OF LAND lying ln said conn
Is, aud containing In the aggregate ONE TlOt-
SAND AND ONE ACRES, more or less. Ihi,
has been q popular summer resort for q
number Of years. aud has been steadily growing In
public favor The Improvements consist Of TWO
LARGE FRAME BCILDlNGS--hotcl aud liz ell
FIVE COTTAGES, SrABLlNG.
SC. The accommodation are ample Tor one M
dred guests. 1hc FURNlTI RI, BEDS. BED
DING, &C., wlJch will be temizcd ON day of sale
or upon application 10 the Trustee. viii also be sold
AZ lie same time and place. A part Of the above
TRACT o" LAND is known A. the " HEN
RiETTA FURNACE" TRACT. on which there
Is valuable irOn-orc.
For further particulars addrcs, the undersigned.
trustee: 4. J. Myers, Shenandoah Alum Sprngs.
Vlrgnil or Frank ID. Waikins, No. s. west Pratt
street. Baltimore.
TERMS: $4,000 cash on day of sale. and The
residue on easy payments, which viii be made
known on day Of sale.
". T. WILLIAMS. Trustee.
&C la-9awtd Woodstock. Va.
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Office Of Richmond Bazaar,
No. 1924 Main street.
F,B, Cook, Auctioneer.
THTRTY-sIX Tons OF 7 TA 4, M ,.6I

V,UIRTY-SIX TONS OF TANKAGE
l. FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM III MAY CoN-
Germ AT ATCTIDN.-On
MONDAY, 2OrH INSTANT
at IL O'clock we Will sel ut the depot of the Ches-
apestke and Ohio railway IN this city, for and on
account Of whom Il may concern.
THREE CARLOADS OF TANhAGE,
I'm 632 sacks said to contain 80 tons, more rlosS
shipped from The Anglo-Americau Packing and
Provision Company, Kansas City. Mo-, ana re-
fused by the consignee, g. It. Dunlop, Charic'ton'
West Va.
The attention Of manufacturers Is particularly
requested AS this TANkAGE u an important con-
stilutnt In the manufacture of FERTILIZERS.
TERMS Cash.
l.v order of r.. II. UOTCHKIsS. Claim Agent
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
IL n r.. u. COOK. Auctionecr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-19

H0EmoaD's ACID PHOSPHATE IN ISTRAcT-
asu.E DYsPEPsIA.--I used Horsford's Acid
Phosphate In case Of the most intrnctable
.dsspepsla ! ever met with. The effect was
nod charming, and am satisfied that II Is
\ valuable remedy. G. Putnam, NJ. D.,
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