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II AUETEDH gAHES---Futu gsaEs.
& BY l,ook h aangi1futs af1ctit srs, 4
q esr1sr ey f3oyerror ana FrBnklf streefs. q

rTyHE ROME REsTAIJIsAi oPPg-
+ aTTE THE COLUMBIAN Bf0t 8, ATsAuC.
srIONasFfJH "A CoTNT OF1sW HIN ITa MAJ
e,oSCERN.-OnTUESDA the Isl {. instant &C 10
O'clock Jss win seIl at the Rome Testiurant opPo-
Ate fhe Cnlnuhtan Block, on Cary street. OH OF the
:APPURTEEANCEH and FURN1TUREnft the bar
Gently been beautifully furnished, having
80 Costly BEER1PUMP and =. =
The foors COVERED WITH oIL.s}LuIH.
3 BeuutffuI and costly z NGRAyIHG S and
80 5I55 I,OOETEG-GLASSES,
te whole having been! in use for about thirty days
THE above sale Is made for and on account Of
James Murpliy purchased the same the 18th
Instant and llas failed 20 comply With the terms
."-s.g-' $50 n 49, 3EgOOK &3LAUGHTON.
Ie17 g.. 5,r,.,5 Auctioneers, 81
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By James NJ. Taylor, ~
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
Office No. ITO Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a VALg-
II ABLE BUILDING LOT. WITH THE III.
pPovHNENTS IIiEEEOE, ON THE NORTH
SIDE H OF t5 FRhNKLiN BETWEEN sEVENTh
AND EIGHTH sTkEETs.-In execution d OF Z d IT,,
The 11th day of june 1877? in the case of DoFgett-
Jr.. Guardian rs. Doggctt. &C. the undersigned.
special commissioner thereby apponfcd VIII sSt ~
9th day OF juno, 1872 THAT desirable LOT ironing
ri feet on the north side Of Frankii street a
of small brick dwelling containing four roonls'
and water on the premises a..
TERMS: One-fSn.tb cash; the balance at slS,
twelve and eighteen nibicths for Negotiable notes,
Interest added and the title to be retained until the
Whole purchase money is paid and conveyance
ordered by the court. Taxes for 1872 10 5e p.d D!
the purchaser. l.: s.p JG GN L -, nn,,
J,urS NJ TAYLOR. AuctiOueer. j. Ii
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By Hill l. Goddin, Real Estite Auctioneers,
No. ll0s Main street.

MEAT, SNAIL BRICK DWELLING
IN WITH FOUR ROOMS, No. 403 EAST COL.
LEGE STREET. NEAR MARSHALL, FOR SAL III;
sell at auction, omthe premises, on MONDAY, June
H. lS72 Mt 81 O'Clock r NJ, the pro.
perry, recently occupied by Henrietta Page. The
Tor fronts on College street 81 feet, running back
100 feet more or less. The HOUSE Is In good re-
pair, and there is city wafer On the lot. This Is
good opportunity to secure comfortable home for
a person OF moderate mGans. r" -:
TERMS: One-rourth cash: balance at four, eight;
and ten months, six per cent interest ADDED secured
Inv trust deed -. = -. HlLL& GODD1N,
ieI2 -. .,,a d. -...g tr ~. Auctioneers.
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Dy Hill & Goddin, Auctioncers,
No. IJoS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL FARM
IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY AT AUG;
TToN.-By virtue of Il deed of trust executed lite,
by Il. Il. Ferguson 10 the subscriber ana
comfy, shall sell OF THURSDAY. Goth In.
slant (beng conrt-day,, at !? o'clock. at &C ne
courthouse Of said county the EAR dsScribea lr
TWENTY ACRES, with small DWELLING and
harm. g., thereon. This farm Is about one and
half miles from Wilson'S landing, OH james river,
In an excellent neigiuorond.
TERMS. Cash rs to so much as viii .letrty me ea
pcnses of sale and pny oft note OF $3.50 Win III
terest from January 10, 1s7a. TIL paid. El
,,,, g;cnnnrv turtionrcrs !ei6 Z.
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BY Wellington Godslin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
cbtuer Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES Sale or LOT WITH
IN THE soIJTH SIDE OF MARSHALL BE-
TWEES JEFfEEsoS S..r AN y t M 1baEseIy
ccnrf ri the city OF Richmond entered ON the 2d
Nav. 1879, In The ease Of Brauer AGAINST Stau1e
and Of deed OF trust bearing GATE sat jay, ns
S,sv rero,,iaI I'm Richmond fiusiiuRs Court, shall
nr.eed TO sell aI public auction, Oh the premises on
FRIDAY the 2ist Iuue. lsTe, at 6o'clack +. NJ, "
fir ~ not. the first fair day thereafter, the real
estate conveyed by The said deed OF 10y
located as above, fronting es feet Running bSck 100
fenr,ni,t thereon. now In the occupancy OF the
said StaHSc, s.g !, b ,o,,s.,s 10
u and 10 nay Off note Of S2a with interest from
eJ AneIst Iscs Till paid and us TO the residue, on
snch terms ,ls the said StauGe shall prescribe anu
direct or ON his failure TO give any Instructions.
then on auef terms the trustee shah Deem most
as 49, :. - &C., w. GQDDlS,
Trustee.
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ror the Dispatch.
..,,a 81 The EreninQ NetcS

The critic Of the Eceatng SeaoS
In,ccss 10 using frst by twos, -,o,,
Wn;se HE Dispatch inaists VS. ~, n,sh"
N.Y. snS nsnnnds futi well TO ears rolitc. 5
IL, ,Shethcr right or wrong, cn0oec =
r. p,ss sy. and ask I ~s w' sstended
!hpltsn., corrn can bc defended?
:. n ~ sei,ose object sros 20 push S.,
Weaa q, Sa sr ,,s sn' e n se sia''
p 5not h6mfnss tot serteati0. PETERSBURG
Our correspondent is wrong. "Whose ;,
NAV be used correctly wherever 8 of which :,
is "ndcated Ito employ meo'cs'
phrase). Example from Milton "ol man :
first disobedience and the fruit OF Ina. wv.
hidden tree erhosc mortal taste oio''ssh' "e"'''
into the world" &c. 3
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+, 49, BY W. Goddin, i p.
Auctioneer and Rcal Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh. and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOT AND
" FRAMED TENEMENT THEREON AT
TWENTY-S!XTH STREETS.-By virtue of de-
cree Of the CTancery Conrt of the city of Richmond
pronounced on the stf Of June, 1T2, In the case OF
bowers against Wingfed, we shall, as special CONT
missioners thereby appointed, proceed to sell at
auction, on the premises on MONDAY the lIth %, Of
June, 1872, at O'Clock 2. NJ, the REAL ESTATE
located as above fronting so feet ON the south side
of Main street. running back 60 feet to an alley,
having thereon small FRAMED TENth Il,
used rs store and dwelling. ss....f. .as.f:e5
The property win be divided according to plat
to be exhibited at the hour OF sale.
TERMS: One-tllird cash; balance Al six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, interest
added and title retained till all Of the purchase mo-
iey is fully paid and q conveyance ordered by the
court -, s,Efa2.-' W
- E EdIyy sT 4 cannon Commissioners.
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AMUSING ADvENrtkE.-See what eonfC.
sion may be produced by the unaided mac
ton Of one man under certain favorable cir.
cumstances Not long since a traveller, pa.
tiently awaiting in the station of Gazzada,
in Italy, for the departure of the train fol
FaIesc, CHANGED to fall asleep. The train
arrived aud passed on, and our traveller still
peacefully siaG5ered. But by and abv he
awoke To tind all the doors or the station
locked, the lamps extinguisbed, and the a.
tendant gone home. The hour WAS thu
-ghostiy hour of 1. A silence as of death
prevailed. He became frightened. lit fhe
gus, and beat against the doors, with loud
ries cailing'for relief. The Waterman O
he station, terrified at the clamor. was CON.
yinct tuat the station was besieged by q
band Of robbers. He seized his revolver
and, with frantic eagerness, repeatedly
tired it into vacancy, while his wife
gave the alarm to the villagers by cry.
ing aloud, "Thieyes! assassins n Here
was cheerful situation truly for our
sleepy traveller. The inhabitants Of Gnz-
zad! run-that is to say, DO, they do not
run; they content themselves with counting.
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ODDS AND ENDS OF INTERESTING INFoRMA-
TIoN.--The whole area of Maine is about
$4,000 miles, Of which the great primeval
northern forest contains about 1000 square
miles. 1t is largely composed of small pines.
There are lakes in the State covering nearly
1000 square miles. Nearly ail these lakes
lie at the hea1 Of the rivers which run to the
sen, and their great altitude. gives to their
descending waters an immense power.
Rangely Lake is 1900 feet, and Lakes UNI
bagog and Moosehead are each over 1000
feet above the level of the sea, and the whole
surface Of the State is, on an average, 600
feet in elevation; so that the water Of all the
lakes and rivers must fall that distance. 1t
is estimated that the total water-power of
the State is equal to the combined working
energy of 100000 men, laboring day and
night all the year round, or counting that
which il available.
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A GREAT BARGAIN.-Ih have SMALL
N FARM of. INETY-THREE ACRES In New
and five miles of staten on York River railroad
part in woods, SMALL HOUSE, &c, which can
sell at real bargain. Cali and inquire particulars
- ~. -. 5,, L. Il. NEWBURN,
tels-3t 1O14 Main street. e
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ny Gr,,bis a Williams. o.,,.
Auc,ignecrs and Rca, ts'a" Or ~, n.',
E,evcntb stree, betweaa N. ah anu DANA

Eleventh street between IL
COMMISSIONERS SALE AT ,r,, ~ =,
" TION OF THAT VERY vAL1sb, , :WEELY
TATE KNOWN AS SEWsIhaDDn1i u.t cn T. ~.
S,ES MEiy X KY HoS.WiILiAM BouLWAIksss'n g
IIssESES piyEH ABOUT NINE MI. ~ Bruu.n1tt,
y. CONTAINING one Th SWO
StNn 0NE HUNDRED AND Fokhn - ,afi
ACRES.-This most valuable properly Tn Juy
nj aurtion upon tlie prefi:ises on NoHn, ch,a,gs-
Ist. at IL o;coek 81. by the nce,.Sned y, ~ Sgyp
sSnnars Of the Circi,!t Court Of King a'n III liz
ro,,,,sy by virtue OF decree entered az w. ~ IN =
NAV, is71i ybe larger portion y eie ,yb.a, piost
Itch sIafe Of Improvement; IS acres IN srtt,i
OF which is seeded NTH timothy and c'o,e, G5g
In clover to cut this spring; $50 acres p'rp sr
corn: an orchard of about 5a9s psacp, ~. VIZ
small dwellings, suitably situate9 i?f ,.InEilns,.
may cultivate the farm, and tsht; oi.i mr. ch<o-
Wois ti,au eco acres are rstaS, aiiose o. 90, hos
late SOIL so much priced for fertility. p,ratr;iru
,Iv,ys bten REGARDED as one OF tDe b"st . yr,at
an ,Ia,ucs fI,er, and has been cn!nsaied ~
nroit In 1892 II prot!ucesi 400 ou"iseA' WIS.,
bushels corn, besides other crops. ,y,r rluilo'
m fronts about three miles Oh 'he ~
,.,,ar,,,re,y little FENCING. and bas very "'''
s Ter near In i;.e hirns. .y,o,. ., ,psn.
VI r t. nrynsrty will be sold Is i "boss %
oiled. as nav ne deemed best. -, -. soid ,rt
iT d.strett crops, stock, &c, Viii aiso w
Immediate possession given. ,,,. ,rn,y ys!a3'.
we invite special attention 70 .u ls nsrtictIaSs
estate, and Will furnish snch ao'''
A piat OF the property may be seen a. '''' 49,
TSnss: Cne-,hlrd eSsh; balance ~ Oh ia ,,r q
years Tor bo,rls carrying Interest , y nrS.
sale. j. " SMITH,
s,,eeial Cuiu,Itseios'',
3Cc,,,e G. w,II.,,s, SuctlulRels -
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. BY GEubbs & Williams, Il !
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

VTERY I-VALUABIEf REAI ESTAiE
: R..UNi THE WEST SIDE OF SEVENTH Be
TWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL STREETS
At. AUCT1ON.-On MONDAY, 18th June, at S
O'Clock r. 1--WE Will sell. upon the premises, FOUR
LOTS OF GROUND, with some small buildings
thereon, situated at the corner or Seventh
towards Broad street 81 feet, and running back 81
feet 10 an alley ufeet wide. s-gz sfz
It Will be soldin such parcels as may be deemed
best at the time OF sale.
This property, being SO near to the Second M1r.
ket. and within few steps of Broad street could be
now much in demand In that neighborfood. Those
looking for an Investment are invited to att md the
sale i. IL II ,-,,ss -.
80 ssure~ a.eGRUBBS & WILLIAMS, yTi
10 10 -; .-----.-s., Aucdoneers.
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AN ISLAND PARADIsE-EX OF DE-
sERrERs IN THE SoUTH SEAs.-The Adyentu-
rcr, a whae-ship of Sydney. recently arrived
ut Auckland from cruise among the South
Sea islands, in the course of which her chief
officer, MI. Turnbull, was murdered at one
of the New Hebridcs islands. The follow
ing is u brief sketch of the experiences Of
some of her crew who deserted ut one of the
island paIadiScs:
"WLile the Adventurer was lying at one
of the South Sen islands; which seemed to
promise every luxury in which II runaway
sailor could indulge, late one night, Willie
the vessel was lying quietly at anchor; five OF
the men took one of the boats belongin to
the ship and rowed ashore, taking With them
number OF hatchets, ships knives, etc. On
landing they made their way to native vii
lage some three miles off, and although a
| search was made for them by the ships crew,
they could not be found. The captain had
| experience of this sort of thing before. so he
set sail without them, but returned to the
same harbor in the course Of two OF three
weeks,
A canoe then camc'ofl with an old chief
and several natives for the purpose of trad
4! ing with the vessel. The captain at once
| SciECu tIiC SutCl uhu put ulh Ill uOllS3 dIl
sent the other natives back with Instructions
to bring off the five deserters that night or
the ship would sail away with the chief. The
savages made all the haste they could. and
although it was theh nearly dark they re-
turned shortly after dark with the tive de-
serters and every article they had taken
ashore with them. The chief was then al
lowed to go at large. The deserters pre-
sented u most wretched appearance. They
Were stripped of their clothing, their bodies
were covered WITH sores from head to foot,
and they were nearly starved to death. They
stated that Immediately on the Vessels depu-
turc they had received the most scurvy treat
| ment from the natives, who looked upon
| them with jealous eyes, and were several
times going to murder them. They de-
scribed the mode or living, ETC., of the say
ages-sUenes Of strife and bloodshed being Of
the most common occurrence.
Gone night while the deserters were lying
| in a hut with number of natives, not daring
to call their lives their own, an alteration
took place between a savage and his wife.
The savage, without the slightest proyoratiUn,
4 raised bis tomahawk and Drained the woman
| on the instant. immediately afterward throw
ing the body outside like SO much carrion.
Such scenes as these were by no means I'M
usual, and on returning to the ship impIored
tue captains pardon, and most heartily
promised not only never again TO run away,
but to work for the ship as they had never
worked before. 1t was some time before
] they recovered their health ant, strength.
and for mouths atter~ari they used to utter
cries of agony in their sleep as though they
were still among the saYaees. We need
scarcely say that they never atterward at
tempted to desert to one of these South Sea.
| parldises." s9.-.5
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By Lyme & Brother, 49, (,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1919 Main street.
V'HREE OF THOSE BEAUTEFULL

THREE OF THOSE BEAUTIFULLY
l. LOCATED BUILDING LOTS ON TWENTY-
SEVENTH STREET BETWEEN AND Q
STREETS FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-We will
offer for sale on WEDNESDAY, 18th instant: at 9
O'Clock p. NJ, three of those excellent BUILDING
LOTS located as above, each fronting 30 feet on
Twenty-seyenth street, and running back to q
twelve-foot alley. These are justly regarded as
amongst the most valuable lots now offered for sale
: - 80 -, LYME & BROTHER,
tell sfast. n, j. -. +, .l rAuctioneers.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

VERY FERTILE SMALL FARM ON
THE MAIN ROAD TO CHARLES CITY,
TEN MILES FROM THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
AND ABOUT 4 QUARTERO OF MILE FROM
NEW MARX ET.-Soil as mellow and lightas an ash
bank; on Four-Mile creek, one mile from James
river; beautiful view, good fishing, &C.; immedl-
ately adjoining Curtis Neck. good chance to get
barenin, ~, : .,r f. B. NEWBURN,
te Is4t 49,. ~ 1014 Main street.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
TtyFFE1 4 ~ t# -.s..E ~

Intending to make change IN my business, offer
for sale the DWELLING-HOUSE, SOAP and
CANDLE FACTORY, with all the fixtures attached
aud appurtenanccs belonging. rare opportunity
is afforded to any one who desires to go into the
business. Everything Is in complete and perfect
order. For terms, apply on the premises, Moore
street. Formerly worked by the late NJ. Altmeycr.
te ls-eodat* y.asi - JOSEPH SCHOOL,. {.
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s>t.,,.ts BY Grubbs & Williams,
y Real Estate Agents ana Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

- Eleventh street between Mall ana BahK.
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE
Y SOUTH SIDE OF MARSHALL NEAR SIXTH
STREET. At hUCTiON.-On MONDAY, nth
june after the sale of property advertised by us on
npon the premises the very VALUABEEfRO-
PERTY on Marshall Just above Sixth street, occu-
Joining the handsome new store of T. d. Elicit,
Esq.
1t is an improving locality, being close, to the
Second Market and should attract those wishing to
Invest in good business property The lot Is 40 by
55t feet #.si
GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS,
IL 10 t@ - >'-" '.' Auctioneers.
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneers aud Real Estate Agents,
- No. l2fs Main street.
TE SHALL, AT THE REQUEST OF

WE SHALL, AT THE REQUEST OF
template moving to their new store ON Main s,snn,
Offer for rent at public auction. on the premises. on
TUESDAY the 18th day OF June, lsTe. ut o'clort
z. NJ. that very desirable and acknowledgements
BRICK STOR E now In their occupancy, No. ~,
corner Of sixth and Broad streets, which, wiibna,
any exception, is one o the best locations for
tailbusiress on Broad street We will Negotiate rr
private renting until TUESDAY MORNING.: a.:cr
which, If not rented, will be reut.d publIclv >.
before stated. ="
TERMS: At sale. LYNE& BROTHER,
q
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BY Z. &. lanes & Co., Auctioneers,
No. 5l2Marshalls street.

WE WILL SELL AT THE RESIDENCE
w of N. Fisher. on Ninth street, No. us, be-
tween jackson and Monroe, on MONDAY the 18th,
at 10 O'Clock. all Of his HOUSEHOLD and K1TCH-
EN- FURNITURE: Marble-top Cabinets Mahogany
Bedstead, Feather Beds. Hair Mattresses: Sofa,
Chairs, Tables Carpet, Cooking-Stoye. &c. Also,
small lot OF Groceries Platform and Counter Scales,
I'M ', ,-' - e. c. HANES & CO..
je l5-2t* .. .: Auctloneers.
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BY CouiIirg 4 sleade,
Real Eetstc Agents and Auciioneers,
1901 Main street.

THAT BEAUTIFUL NEW FRAME
uEsIDENCE ON THE WEST SIDE or
,TWESTYeFIV'pHl STREET BETWEEN q AND
? FOR SALE AT ACCYIQN:-On TUESDAY the
18th Of June, at O'Clock p a., we Will, At ti,r r.
described DWELLING, containing five g1na rooms
and passage Lot fronts % feet on IWehIy-hi'o
street, r.rrplpg back l3s feet to an alley.
Ed ''' ~ - {tUULLING & MEADE.
z ,oi,t-s 3ts,t=.z 90 Rta! Estdte Agents.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE
Y SOUTHEAST CORNER OF NINTH AND
NJ STREETS FOR SALE; AT AUCTiON.-om
TUESDAY, June Is, ,s52, at 81 o'clock NJ: we Wiil
bic LOT or GROUND, fronting Oh Nilith street
az feet running back 1873 feet to alley 10 feet Wide
This ncighborhcod Is rapidly improving, and the
extension of Tenth street. completed has en-
HANGED the value Of property very nuci.in that
locality .ss.s.., T,tt. -. -.
TERMS Onc-fourth cash; balance ut six, twelve:
and eighteen months, with six per cent Interest
added, secured by trust deed g,ggs Z, si4f r.sf
lie l2-tds HILL & GODDIN, AuCtionecrS. .
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4 HOME IN VIRGINIA.
FsTRE6.Tstag; re,

q GATHRlGHT, FURNITU REQ
II. DEALER, having moved TO the new kssas
store No. 16 Governor street, between Main FH'1
the Latest styles of HOMEMADE aud NORTH
ERS FURNITURE: also, Lounges, sst'rasses!
Bedding, &c.. which will be sold ut the lowest
prices for cash IL will be to the interest of buyers
10 give me call before purchasing elsewhere 81"
- o = @3tssl1s 3. F.. GATJIRIGHT, ft
my dim No. l6 Governor street.
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OF the many Poles immigratipg to this
country 1t is remarked that very large per-
Gentage are tjourneymen tailors. This is
doubtless owing to the mutual attraction be-
tween the needle and the Pole.-World.
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AUe'TIgN sALke..Futnrs Dsys.
ny Grubbs u Mfflsr,s,
Anc.ioilcers and Heal Esta.e Agents.

t5s5[ JI1ss'- ..t '. sl shd Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAr
~ ~. ksIAIE..ln execution hf a decree Of N.
day or Juucs 1877, In the cas-, OF EItt,s .sth
rs; MicsEets 6c- the undersigned, special ro,,a
tbs n, win sell a, aps.
,.0il ON slss june, In the order named
osiosk 81, The following HEAL ESTAffPs - . 2
wch ., inc ,, ts Charles G Elicit died sezed and
his widow In part OF. her dower-to wit :, e '
LOT on the east side OF Fourth street be,v...
Lefgn ana jackson streets, known as ihs shn, s..
frouttng liz feet aud running back .I,ot las ~ y,
an alley; This lot win be sub-diyf.cd IL DESIRED
"a LgI on the south slide OF Baker street bet%.e,
second gnd Cave streets, fronting IS feet. Veu
Brook avenue, fronting Is feet e'' ueaf
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at a. 70. and i,
months for negotiable notes with Interest sdtsJ =
and titles retained until the nstcsara paid. "'e4'
WILLIAM JOSIAH LEAKE, Cor,pjssi,,rsr
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctloneers. teis
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GnuHss & WILLIAMS, Ale!!ole e.;s.--,,
-------- pyp powm.u. Auc,ion.er.

Ey T.. Bowmsn, Aue,i"h.sr'
r,yTRa LARGE AND ATTkA, i,'gI.
1,, TUESDAY the 18Th iDs.. aI'',.,,J,,,
;,ensinl NJ 10 o'cIoct, wi,. sell st my "''''S
laeS Mafn street, .,,nrs YpO6ANS, an'
500 cases BOOTS. SHOES
BALNoRALs.
sf l,s+ ALSO,
!. ,,,,us,a,,y fire aud large assorsn.ens"
- REsDY-sIADE CLoriii;NSih;y oDllESs,
EonEItiN aud DOMESTIC "oV
FURNISHING GOoi'SSo
STRAIN ard + OK HAio'
wi IN an sstIrsrtlye jnsGiee OF wy .u;fS.
LADIES and CHliDHES,s faan o; DE tc-is
Ibex isa.s sa me Spss o, s;,s very %
10 tie above sale, WHICH s and caii.ct isH 70
nroxe highly profitable 70 ays's IN ssod ~t.-
frcsh an & reasonable, aud viii !, sWs,,WMhA
ous s'@,' aaeticreer and eoE1msslaa :;
aI.uSf1H viii be sersed oSday ~ ss1'S'
Jeii-Tu, TkS,A,Ta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-17

Miss Burdett- Coutts offers $50 worth of
prizes, to be awarded to the best specimens
of "workmen's cats" at the CRYSTAL Palace
exhibition. 1t is thought that these prizes
will help to improve the workmen's kits
World, :@
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-17

PONELESS SARDINES in half boxes
- the best fish put mp In France--for snle ut fifty
cents per half box by "A. PIZZINI, DR., ~
my "a SO7 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-17
MULES. Is0ESES. dc.

TOR SALE.-A No. / w 0 r h S,r
Il HORSE fer sale. Sold for 10 fault, ut[A
having 10 Use for hun. Apply ut
BRIGt;SS BAKERY,
In 1--otk 707 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-17

Much surprise is expressed at the apparent
apathy Of the peasants living close to yesu-
Yius. But it must be remembered that they
are Of Latin stock, and naturally think no.
thing Of a nigh-hiil. - World.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-17

BY T.. ~. Eacno, "
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer, flS
Office No. Fourteenth street, between Main and
III. 44mt5 !.1st franklin.
Tor SALE RIYATELY, THAT VERY
Il DESIRABLE BRICK HOUSE situated on the
corner of NJ and Twenty streets, containing
seven rooms; kitchen with two rooms, &c. and a
pump of the very best water The lot Is Ala by l32
> 10 1s-it - = r. b. EACIIO. Auctionccr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-17

CHEEP AND CATTLE SALE ON TUES
CDAY NEXT, 18TH INSTANT, AT GORDoNS-
VILLE.-WM. EASTUN will offer for sale, for cash,
Mt his suTe-yard, Gordonsvillc, Va, on TUESDAY
NEXT, 18th instant, $50, E@.s
500 GOOD STOCK SHEEP, all healthy and In
good order. ~
$40 S1Is3 y. ALSO,
4 number OF STOCK and FAT CATTLE,
MILCI COWS, HORSES, MULES, &C.;
all well worth the attention Of buyers tIsE
? ie l3-lt WIbLThM EAST0N.
BY Hill & Goddin. Real Estate Auctioneers,