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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
RUSSELL COUNTY.
Court MatterS-HchOoI Troubie-PO-
nttcat.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
LEBANON, Va, August IL, 1888.
The Circuit Court is still going on here.
A number of cases of importance have
been decided. and yet the docket is not
near through. 1t is likely that court
will go on here all next week. A num-
Der of lawyers from other counties are in
attendance upon the court Among
them are MAJOR X. Il. Henry, of Taze-
well; Captain James l.. White, of Abing-
don, and Colonel A. j. May, OF Taze-
we'll.
We have had and are still having quite
q warm time in regard to the Lebanon
HighSchooL Some Of the citizens OBJ
iected 10 Professor w. A. Evans being
elected principal of tho school, while d
number of others wanted him 10 take
charge fit. Some OF the parties opposed
to Professor Evans wrote two letters and
had them published in the Virginia
PsotectsoniSt, the Republican paper
published here, and the only one we have
had since the Lebanon Nel0s suspended.
They wea very rough on Professor
Evans Professor Evans Is away from
home, ana some OF DIS IflenuS prepared
an answer to the letters; but ii was not
published for the reason, 1t is alleged,
that the editor of tho paper said she
would not publish anything in favor of
Professor Evans" 1t is feared that there
will DO some trouble between the parties
who wrote the first letters and Pro-
fessor Evans when he returns home.
The board has decided not to elect
Evans. and, as / have just been told,
have elected Professor Hutton, of Bris-
tol, who Is now IN town. 1t is said that
Professor Hutton has refused TO accept,
and gives as bis reason the treatment Of
Professor Evans by some Of the citizens.
don't know this 20 be true, but have
il from some reliable gentlemen who
have talked with Professor Hutton.
Our people are expecting TO make O
warm fight against the Republicans in
this district this fall IL the convention
that meets at Goodson on the 10th will
just give as a good man as our candidate
Cor Congress We will redeem the Ninth
district this fall. Dos.
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point caused the delay which enabled
the sheriff 10 como mp in time TO make
tho arrests This statement is incorrect
The fact Is that Mr.. Whiting, and not
Mr.. Leo, was the man who produced the
delay by insisting upon using his own
pistol Mr.. Lee (the challenged parity
presented 10 Mr.. Whiting two pistols
identically alike in every respect from
which TO make his choice. Mr.. Whiting
insisted upon using his own pistol, with
which he had been practicing, aud he
persisted so long that Mr. Lee finally
agreed, but the sheriff came up before q
shot could he fired. was there and L
state these facts upon my personal know
ledge. SHERWOOD.
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schoiuN IN Elees
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Train No. 50 connect daily except sun D.
AZ keysyuis for Chase tiff. arasTl'9. 4 t
oxford. 80 Oleeasn0rl ior Osrnau ht.tt
Salem. and winston, ant al points en- y b
Car0liua Difl1lcn a. ~sirrlE iIr ArNrtI
Hos SPRING. 1ud al point, 300 Western Nof..
Caroliaa. and .; Charlolts i.r char. 800. N.l4
lla and Aug $50 fHiirlai.
Train No. D oonnerts daily AZ Gre'1sb ~
for salem, l1sfon. ttaie.gh, 1rlIshIrf. a 4
horehcad City. ~ Stifbury up AHlrfl..', JOYS
Springs, Ani All points ia Western SOFIA itr.
Ina, a. Charlotte sith Charlotte. tJiI.ua.a 8 .
Augusta "a lrOai Tor Columbia. Augusta AItt.,
Charics8eD, sAsenDah, th0mssyLlt o.. as Is
snnyilte, and other fioriiA pn.l'- H.r.. a.t4
Carolina Central rallfosi fl- NiImIlgfHu.
Trans frorh Ia SOuth brrlY3 a. h.l.nlll
) A. N. and 80 L. "a
.DfH. .CDAhODAtloN.
Leave Richmond .........-...-..... ..'itI T.
Arrive Manchester. ...................f...j B. "
fAAELIA COURTHOUSE TRAIN
Leave Richmond ........... .........-..t-Nf ~
Arrive klcAniont....... a..........,.,..e % 4. '.
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A. Black, Jr, writes from Andalusia.
Ala, that he was taken with dysentery Of
the bloodiest type. Doctors we're called
in to no effect A stranger suggested
DR.. Biggers's Huckieberry Cordial, and
TO its use he owes his LIE.
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The BweGroe Daei.


HAMPTON, Va, August 10. 1888.
To he Editor Of the Dispatch:
Referring to the i" frustrated duel " on
Buckroe beach your FoIt Monroe CORE
spondent says: ''Mr. Lee desired TO use
o pistol OF bis own, with which he was
familiar, aud that the discussion Of this
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80 7. ". Ma T. Tally tcIc-pt : lufi ~
80 A. N ACCOMMODATES daily Nf.''
SuuteTA
l--O A. Il. EAPREsS daily
SUNDAY AH'U0AODArloN between
mond sui sc0ttsTIiio ioages =. 81, r".-l
arrives 1.i5 Z. y.
COSSkCllDF
Abolition F0rge sfn Chesapeake fni .''
railway f1r Size south. " 8st sni ' ~..tt'-
Az LYnchp burg vita Norf0i. ami ss.a.. 'r
TCsi for ali points south, SpIfhcl... ant
Eest, ami Virginia Midland railway i.r ai .'
Moth sul 3ouuL
AZ Richmond with Associated RAILWAY I' .
pOilts Ia the south. aut 81 .nr,N l. ~ .'i n.y.
burg AMI Potomac railroad .or t45 Nor..'
4. Lexington with balulnrf ani '
roai. making close connections - .'f..'
Ferry - and from piitsburEn aui 10 "c'e '.'
10 pOints North and kasi.
sisspiag-ear gtf9cAsa - alsH kLprs"
LVi.h bErI
Sleeping gears LynchOurg - Men, his, SoF'.'
leans. aud Like Rock.
Trains merAoi T daily .exagi r-t''I
daily. .
tickets sold 70 all points oGcc+ ' -t"
Main street. 1909 Main suo1S aui ai Do
aud AllegEagy depot, Eighsh aui ta-t- -.. -
gOHh h ia Nj N...
le4 General fas,c4soi SIS '-
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UCTION SALE OF TEN
"a SQUARES IN MANCHESTER ADJOINING
TUE MARX PROPERTY AND KNOWN AS
MARX ADDirION.-By virtue OF a decree IN the
Chancery Court Of Richmond Va. dated June
-. 1858. G. OBJ. Cowardin. who sues, &c, plain
tiG, e. j. II. Dooiey AMI Philip g. Purcell, trus-
tees and dis.. defendants authorizing The under
signed "a trustee in q certain deed Of trust from
Charles W. Purcell and wife, dated May 80, 1874.
10 sell the property thereby conveyed, | shall
proceed 20 sell, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IS, 1883,
beginning az 81 p. W.. the PROPERTY de-
scnbod IN said decree and deed-to wit: TEN
LOTS tsqusres. Nos. A., 80. &, IS. 50, 81, 81 So
a. aud 50. adjoining the town Of Manchester. In
tho county OF Chesterfield, bounded Oh the
northeast by jackson street. on The soutnw west 4
q street separating said lots from DR.. MARKS
estate. on tho southeast by Morgan street. and
on the northwest by Maury street. The above
described PROPERTY will 10 greatly eGhanced
in value for building houses by the nearness Of
the proposed electric railroad that will cross
Mayo's bridge and run up Hull street Plat Of
property at the once Of the auctioneers
Terms: BY consent, one fourth cash b1iance
in six, twelve. and eighteen months; negotiable
notes, & per cent interest added, and The pur-
chasers waving the homestead exemption and
occurred by retention Of title on SAID real estate.
". L. COWAkDIS,
aud Trustee.
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GRNTEFUI-CoNTORTlSG
EPPS'S COCOA.
npraE-Iea

"i4ya thorough knoSleigeof the natural iers
which govern The operations Of digestion and IL
triton, and ~ careful application OF TIE me
pr0uerties u well-seiecte1 COcoa, Mr.. Epps haa
provided our break fast- tables with a dolicatciy
favored beverage which may save Us many
boavy doctors bills. 10 a hy me Iulicious Wsd
Of si'ar articles W ciCt that a constitution mag
he gradually npflt up unti strong enough ~ Pa
siet s,ery tendency to disease. Hundreds oi
sIbu. nnlnties arr dDarng ln1uud us really ~
atlaet wherever % eye "a soak ro.nt We nay
escape many 8 iAtai shafi by keeping ourselYcs
well f9rtired vim pure blood aud properly
no,,yt- nod frame. --(.~ri-e rite Ga-r,g.
MADE Simply gIih boiling Aa-er O. MIX. sod
only ia hall pound tins ~ RTocers, Labelled
thll,. JAMES EHF.s 8 CO.,
H.muoqofhic Chcmieta, l.oa1un, Flgi-ad
f. is-rl S4cruly
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By George r. Crawford,
Auctoneer aud Note Broker,
1905 Bank stroet, Echnond, Va,
Notary Public, Real Estate Agent
TRUSTEES SALE OF SEVERAL
/ SMALL HOUSES AND LOTS THAT oHEER
INDUCEMENTS TO PARTIES WHO WISH
10 WAKE SMALL lNNEstNkN AND
RECEIVE LARGE RETL RNs.-By yiriue u a
decd OF triIs; from Augustus Reed ant aihenne,
mis- wile, aanng date Noy0mter a. iS't ana
recorded IN tho clorGs Office or the Richmond
Chan,eiy Court November I'D, 1876, and being
requested by the beneficiary, I will onor iof
sulc. 40 auction. upon TIE promises,
TuuRSOAY. AUGUST 80, AT 4 r. NJ,
on Of tho PROPERTY described in said deed, a.
follows:
LAND, lying aud bciue I'm no city # Richmond.
situated on tre cast side ~ rarc suecr tefwoen
Accommodation and LOwros suce'S, beginning
On sUd Page street at point lij feet from mo
southeastern Intersection q Accom- moo atIqn
uuI Pcgo stree,s aud running sOgttEarl ana
fronting on rae stree - feet, thegce m rifht
a1glee AMI parallel WIN ArrnirWoit ID stree.
~ itrt 10 ulo lu' recently conveyed 10 0ii
Argnstus Reed nld Ci.tho1ro Re- boy Neic'r0
St0ncni8n decd dgi-d March - 1915, md rc-
corded In tho LhancNry court clerks ofilce IN
DoeG-bo0k 80 4, page @ll', thebc' nnIta ana
parGf al With age s'fcct - teet then 10 r-h.
angles an4 parallel VI th AccJmmO1Aucu sifc't
80 fee q, the baciunlnR, h. being one OF he Tour
lots Of land convey to the sad Augustus Reed
and Catherine Rocd by deed bcaring date July
-, 1876, ard recorded in lie clerks oiico II tne
Richmond Chancofy surt Deed-bo1k i3l &,
page ~, which Too 3 hO. ! on plat attached To
sad d"el. Also. In No. on same Plat ana de-
scribrI as follows: An mat ccrail ilccc Or par
ctl o., land sirust'd In th3 city OF RI-fm }
fronting on Page street - feet aud run0iug ta-k
in lu easterly direction between parallel lines
40 feet 10 Buchanan street with al ihe improve
ments thereon. being tte second Tot conveyed by
Nolcna StOneman by detd above described aud
hereby made for more definite description OF
lying and Delg on Buchanan stfoct. in he city VI
Richmond, end designated on Tue Plat above re-
ferred 10 0s Lot no 2. and being bounded "A iol-
loWs--to Wis. Beginning on th3 eastern side ot
Buchanan street at a point separating Lots = -
80 ard 30. a. shown by Blown, Page, aud Gamtle5
Plan, and running thence nOrthwardly ~ feet
along said street, thence az right angles south
and parallel Wi,l Buchanan street ~ tecI, thence
at rgb. ANGLES 20 feet 10 he beginning Also,
thai certain piece or parcel Of land lying aud
being iu rho city of Richmond fronting ~ fect on
tho west aide Of Buchanan street between
LOWncs and Accommodation streets, aud run
ming back between parallel lines 40 feet 90 Lot
No. 1 ~ above described nnd adjoining lot on
North side of No. standing in ueme OF NOsnel.
with all the Improvements thcreon.
IgRMs: Cash as % expenses u sale End f1o
with interest from November y, 1877. AMI
balance upon such terms IA mny be announced
at sale c. 4. CRAWFORD, Trustee.
GEORGE +. CRAWFORD, Au'touecr. o1 u
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AUcrIos .ALr--rh.. nay.

AUCTION sALEs-Thts Day.
ByJ. Thompson Brown a. CO.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioaecrs
Iii3 Main street.
A RARE BUSINESS CHANCE
SOLID INVESTMENT
SALE OF NEW Two-sToRY STOCK BRICK
DETACHED STORE AND DWELLING.
FITTED UP AND NOW USED AS A BAKERY
AND CONFECTIONERY BY NEssRs.
AMAoNj & HARDESTY,
No. 2516. CORNER BROAD AND TWENTY
SIXTH STREETS.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON THE PREMISES.
TUESDAY, August II, 1888,
AT G O'CLOCK Pm.
This store "a considered one OF the best stands
on Church Hill, a successful business DOW being
conducted therein: built IN the most substantial
and attractive manner. ntted up with bake
ovens, &C.. and specially adapted for bakery
aud confectionery. The dwelling above contains
six rooms. city gas ond water, and other con"
yeniences The lot fronts - by 100 feet, and has
on II a GOOD FRAME STABLE.
No better property can DO secured either for
business purposes or Tor steady aud romunera-
tive income.
TEENS: Liberal. and announced at sale.
J. THOMPSON BROWN & co,
au7 Auctioneers.
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~ - E 9zs3 ygZzzZi
CHE5APEAKE AND OHIO ROUTE
" SCHEDULE TAKING EFEECr

II ~-~~sehA Afhhf< n Afil LAAl( NV
" bCHEDULE TAKING EFFECT
Ar'i~i ~. Hsf
LglVs HIcHH0aD.
es5 A. " fOr Newport soSs on Point CON.
10y Snd Norfolk daily except sun
els A. NJ sundays only. % Newport ssws, on
-. =. Iont, and norfolk
ii'io n M. through and locsl Mail 10 81 pClu,.
"eaN except sunday ruiua.
tp''Yi =" n 20 hirnmYHf g. WNffe
,uLp..lr. Pullman Shoppers Cilfsa
fofRo ~ if2ingt0p, F.
tooP. N. ior SeNvori Ness. on Point anI
NonOik. s1cops sunday
HfOP N. X. e. anf q. .lHue 49, T, .,.....,...
Goa. N. for JooSvi6e. C9c.np.s c,,,...,
~ Loup hemph-. All Ses o.
leans-fast tgpross rlh ih~opg,
Fullnsns dAiy. only rr4ls rIInslaf
fUiimsns West from Ri.auoai.
655 P. N fof Old Point daily rEcrp. nUniaF
stop. only a. Williamson mi.
iCsoP. NJ Tor yirglnia ~,r,ogs All Asa,aai
car % White rilph4r
LHRfFe ~ RlCHnOSD;
so A. ". F'..inia slrngs csp-oss cFss.f
nOO A. N. from norfolk on Point. aniS.s
port News. except sunday
S5OP N. from local points aui 800 Wos, .t
! copt sunday
Cos z. N. rom Oid P5ia. Nesyo-i v~rs..
Nors0.k daily. i-' al .aa.' .t
Oh Point ~ tinrIlnaf 90 I..Irvf q
so 81 from louisville 'li ,ia-.l.au-.a<
Express -sai ..r.-
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Ticsels at.0s Main s.r... ana "a. .,, f.,,.
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DICHMOND. FREDERICNS8UED
TX t,nrC,f A. D,r.,D
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roumchct@s ma . f NA.'.h I'D 1919
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PERsGEhS.
4 CARD.

= -
TO OWNERS or REAL ESTATE:
Our Exposition is-uo Of the "RlCHMOND
REAL ESTATE PROGRESS Will De in pamph-
LET form. and j. now being prepared. IL Will oe
ths most beautiful and attractive issue wo have
yot mode. IL viii contain over THIRTY ILL =
TRA1IONS Of our HISTORIC CITY, which alono
cost US about s4tO. aud an issue Of 9O010 viii
cost Va not less than $40. We are determined,
with push AMI money. 10 make this iseue IN
every respect worthy Of the occasion. We re-
specifuIiy offer, FREE or COST, the use OF its
columns 10 y0u 10 adyorti-e any property you
may think Of selling When desired the adTer-
tsement will be such "a not 20 designate the
EXACT location. 70 prevent tho owner Of tho
Same being known except by application at our
One. and then only 10 those who really mean
BUSINESS.
We will be grateful for any favor conferred.
should a sale bo made through our paper or
ONCE only tho usual commissions are charged.
and no .hsfgc made for advertisement IN the
"FKOGRESS.n
NOSALE, 40 CHARGE WHATEVER
Awaiting your kind consideration and favor,
We remain, your ODedient servants.
au ll-5t }. THOMPSON BROWN & co.
] HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED
1 WILLIAM ANDERSON my agent 20 carry on
the GROCERY AND LIQUOR BUSINESS on
Brook avenue beyond Bacon's-Quarter branch,
to buy and sell for cash only.
au 9-tAu-3 MANI ANDLhsOG
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Leave Afrite
Richmoaa. Ps'o,sbaG
TRAINS N0afnWARD


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eslylOn signAl as MArc0estsi arl Nu''''... !.
3 sdDps Oniy IN signal al Cres.e.' ,..l asa.
apd Nanchssiur 80 % STOPS 50 sS'' II
r.eula AZ stations "a tl stnps ga 'i.'' I'D.
y,.gulsr sla'ioas AMI 40 Is ienyi' Sal.
IVA .b,u NoS o.. -. 81. a -, -. Do A.
stop M Ill stations Tor as'rng
PUlAAAN-cAH S.tflN ,...s.si
Op'rrains Ma u 500 IS sleeWhs 49, r..
New York and lamps Pa. Nts "a - ...,si
ON TRANS NOs. q aud 2 s-eepihs- = n. 3
Washing,on aud Charleston. vn I..k.,4.
sleepinx-,ar. nsiNsrn Nos YORK AZ $500
s,ne. On rrAia Sa g sleopins-esi'
Ws.hlnKton and JsrksOoynle ,, NoRgOLk
rms ONLY AlL-RAIL LINE ~ .ss,a
r,comons .irsigA ". ! Norfolk. .....'... N
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NarJolk OA. N. fitemon l.'''--. - p n
NorioIs 0P. v. kfh'uonl q. 100. ....,.,s, x
ihese tralas alss make csQse en- i.'',, b, ~
Farmytlle. Lyncnpurs. aad >oa,hH ,.',,-,u 4. d.
ana nll slat,oas oa tic NoffolA anS '..a,.r, ~
roat exceof tho lwtS train 49,. ,r, 20
,.n,,,.s seal OF PetorsOass sios't SNtLY
A. a. uain ins'esI Saps rsnieptsa-
UT d. Nysss, Geners. sapefiatseasAs.
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DEPARTURE o. sTEAnERs.

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT Z yL3.,
\ COMPANY. for old Point, Nor &f1@SsSss~
folk. Portsmouth,, Newport News. ClareuVut.
and JAmes-rlyer land .ugs direct by elegant "a
lool-steamer ARIEL, leaving Richmond EVERY
MONDAY. WE'D .ESDAI. aud FRIDAY at A..
A. Srctt-Cars CONNER.
Connections Al Old Point closely with al lines
for northern cities same afternoon; also. at Nor
FOLK for Eastern North Carolina, the s0'Hh, and
virginia Beach James river by daylight Great
tourist line Cheapest route.
through tickets on steamer aud no Carriers
Agency. 1000 Mnla street Baggage checked
through. State-rCOms engaged for day OF night
Freight received daily for Norfolk. P0rts-
mouth, Old Point WaycrlY. Hicksf0ri, Va, aud
all ppints ia Eastern NOr.h Carolina, Easters
Virginia and an regular landings 90 the Jamos
river, at lowest rates, and through bills issued.
LUCIEN 4. TArUM. Vice Pre- sidenL
No. iii Main Street and RorkettA
IRWIN WEIsiGsR, Freight aud Passenger Agent.
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TRUSTEES SALE or MACHINE
i RY FOR THg NANrFACrCKE OF PLIG
AND SMOKING 1OBACCOS AT AUCTION. In
part execution 81 a certain deed OF trust dated
me 2lth OF October 1851. and duly recorded 10
tue Chancery Court of Richmond, IN Deed-bo .
IL a. on psge -. md at 'he request Of the
beneficiary therein, VII sell 10y auction Is. so
343 south NmtN street near The Free bridge, on
TUESDAY, AUGUST O., $50,
at 1920 l. ". sharp. . lot 81 FIN ~ RES FOh
TAR MANIFAClI RI or PLUG AND oMuNlNd
TOBACCOS, consisting ma pars Of six Hyhraulir
Retainers, tGo "Bunokop' iump-N achlnes,
one 25.hOrae pow'r Engine sad Boiler. ono
Hydraulic Pump. lot of Sna9cs, Pos. bonrhes,
shafgng, Puueys, and many oni'r articles
reo.le1 10 complete the outnt ~ An establish
ment OF tho Kind. VIII be- s0ii I'm lots - suit.
TEENS. ta6n.
JAS NACp0UdALI. Crter. ah ~
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10 the Editor of TIE Dispatch:

A locsl-option election was held in
Poquoson district. York county, Va,
August 9Th. The "drys" won by a ma
jorty OF 10. Whole number OF votes
polled, 423.
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BY Sutton & Co,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
1914 Main street

4 UCTION SALE OF THAT WE'LL
"A BUILT DETACHED BRICK DWELLING,
No. 1914 WEST MARSH ALLS REEF BETWEEN
GRAHAM AND HANCOCK SrREEIS.--At tho
request e the owner. Who intends removing
from the city. We shalt oter Tor sale az pubic
auction, upon the premises. on
TUESDAY, AUGUST Il. isSS,
az o'cocE 7. ~, The PROPERTY above de-
scribed. The house IS comparatively new, con-
tains seven rooms, with gas els water, and Gull
vert connections. The Lot frOrs - feet ON The
rOrth line OF Marshall street aud ruus ha'k ls)
feet % a Wide-pavcd alley. This property b.
within nity yards II the electrician line. ant IA
q location where property Is steadily enhancing
IN value.
TERMS: At sale. SUTTON 6 CO.,
auto Auc,iOngers.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE a
K BRICK DWELLING, No. D7 Twelfth ~
street between Broad aud Marshall. containing
eight rooms besides bath. lot and cold water,
&c.
Also BRICK DWELLING. No 30s Twelfth
street, between Broad and Marshall, containing
ton rooms besides kitchen and servants rooms,
with modern improvements.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer.
au I4-lu. Th&SaSt
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ENTEEL ASSORTMENT OF
" HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUkNf-
TURE, CARPETS. REFRIGERATION, CROCK
cry. SC. KNABE 7-OCrAYE PIANO AT AUG
rION.-At the request Of the family, who are dis
continuing housekeeping, will sell at the resi-
dence, No. JOi west Grace street, on
TUESDAY THE 18th INSTANT.
NJ i0H o'clock. oil Of the HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE. consisting Of
I WALNUT CRIMSON EMBOSSED PLUSH PAR
LOR SUIT OF seven pieces in nice order;
WALNUT CHINA PRESS AND EXTENSION
TABLE:
WALNUT CHAIRS, HEATING-STOYES;
BRI' IS ELS aud other CARPETS;
A number OF ENGkAVINGS Of musical authors
aud composers:
REFRIGERATOR, WATER-FiLTRR;
A good collection Of CKOCKERK AND GLASS
WAKE:
WALNUT HAT-RACK, TABLES;
Cn AMBER FURNITURE, BEDDING, SPRINGS,
And many MISC ELIANkOUS HOUSEKEEPING
ARTICLES
FOR SALE PRIVATELY.
17-OCTAVE ROSEWOOD.CASEGR GRAND PIANO,
made by William Bnabe & CO.--an eXce.lcn.
instrument GEORGE W. MAYO.
auu AuCuoueor.
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Dyspepsia


Makes many lives miserable, and often leads to
self destruction. Distress after eating, sick head
ache, heartburn. sour stomach, mental depres-
sion, etc, are caused by this very common and
Increasing disease Hoode sarsaparilla tonesthc
stomach, creates an appetite, promotes healthy
digestion, relieves sick headache, clears tho
mind. and curos the most obstinate cases OF dys-
pepsia. Read tho following;
Il have been troubled with dyspepsia. had
but little appetite, and Whist did eat distressed
me, or did me Little good. In an hour after eating
would experience a faintness or tired. augono
feeling, as though had not eaten anything.
Hoods sarsapariila did mo an Immense amount
of good. 1t gave me an appetite and my food
rellshed and satisfied tho craving had previously
experienced. II relieved me OF that faint. tired,
all-gone feeling. Ihaye felt so much better since
took Hoods sarsaparlla, that 1 am happy TO
recommend IT," G. A. PAGE, WATERFOWL, Mass.
NIB. BE sure to get only
Hoods $aTSaparilla
dbyalldTuggists. 81; six forSS Preparcdonly
byC.I. HOOD & co., Aposhccaries, Lowell Mass.
100 Doses Ono Dollar
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