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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-27
80, ii. BY Grllbbs & Williams ,#
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioncers'
Eleventh street between Main ana banR.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
y GOOD pWELL1NS MS f ATR 8 Or n RI ahE
MOND At AUCTfUN.--In execution Of decree
Of e cesry Cont Of he c tEe Q" fnRse of
aud ais rs, Ford and ais-n and "CaSedos au1is-
traitor Fords administrator &t, viii seil nj
acon upon the premises spSety,ely IN the o cn
mencng ut ha:-ljast 4o'clock NJ, iha i9oT TnrS
REAL ESTATE. Of which tlic late LarRlh 1. Foro
"' The FRAMED DWELLING at the northwest S,s
corner of Grace and Twcntyninth streets, occmp,e
hy MIR. W. 7. Westwood having four ro fn1l n-
sides basement The BRlCh Dm W. ~ kI., nh
iniplng the above, recently occupied by hr' FlGten
or. having six rooms and kitchen. Each OF these
lots front ~ feet on Grace street. 4.
4 small FRAMED BUILDING ON me cast siueol
Elm street near to Rockets street, Win lou irott
Ing NJ feet. ,,.,,o =, civ ,yo,yo
and eighteen months, for negotiable notes, WIN m
trrcst alden. and the title to be withheld until the
notes arc paid and convcyances directed by the
.nurt 49, JOHN o. STECE Err,
''"' THOMAS J. EVANS,
H. ......-t srr.;z Commissioners.
GruBRs G WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. NH 10
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LARGE
" AND VALUABLE TOBACCO FAGT0kG
AND OTHER BUILDINGS ON THE EAST Sli'E
OF SEVEN TIL BETWEEN CARY AND 10, CA MAJ;
STREETS.-By virtue of 4 decree or the circuit
Court of Richmond pronounced on the 80 OF July
1866 i'll the case of Andcrson &C., against Anderson
&C., the undersigned surviving commissioners, III
further execution thereof will offer for sale az pub,
lie auction. OH the premises, OH TUESDAY the 90
of April. 1872 Mt llai-past o'clock T. ~, the large
THREE-sTORY BRICK TOBACCO FACTORY
covered with slate 10 by 100 feet, the east line OF
seventh between Cary and Canal streets, now occu-
pied By Mr. David Baker, Jr. Also, the adlolning
LOT on the north with severn: BRICK BUILD
INGS OH 1t, used rs Office. workshop, &c.
The factory win he sold With ntty-four Feet 'front.'
leaving a yacant space on each side, aud the other
lot with sixty-six feet 'front.' each running back one
hundred and thirty feet 10 IN alley.
The location OF this property so near the basin
renders It, prospectivey very valuable The factory,
though needing some repairs, Is nevertheless most
excellent one.
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash; balance at six, twelve.
and eighteen months for negotiable notes; interest
added and title retained till i'll the purcbae-noney
is paid, and until the further order of the court
- ~ ANDREW JOHNSTON,
y..s- .4.,.a VIM. II. WINN,
JOHN q. STEGER,
NH 23-tds Surviving Commissioners.
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BY Grubbs 6 Williams,
Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

OODIMISSIONERS'S SALE OF A LARGE
" NUMBER OF HANDSOME BUILDING
LOTS ADJOINING MItNCHESTER.-ln exectl,
ton Of decree OF the Chanccry Court Of Richmond
entered on 18th July, 1871 In the case of HOLLAND
and wife rs Ferguson ct dlS the undersigned spe-
ciai commissioners thereby appointed. VIII sell at
auction, upon the prem scs, on TIL RSDAn the sth
div of April commencing at o'cl0ck L. Al.: about
Ten ACRES of the " Hardgrovc' place, whereon
said Holland resides lying just without the limits Of
Manchester, In an elevated and healthy location,
overlooking Manchester and Richmond ana Afford
ing beautiful prospect:
The land to be sold lies south Of the dwelling and
on the east side of Bainbldgc street. and VIII be laid
nH into about SEVENTY-F1VE BEAUTIFUL
BUILDING LOTS, each fronting 80 feet lnd running
back 1870 feet TO alleys fronting OH good streets
BY reason Of their prominent and pleasant sltl,a-
ton and comparative ncarncss to the
and shops in Manchester, Richmond, and OH Belle
Isle and OH the extension Of Ninth street. leading to
the free bridge, and about half mile from said
bridge these lots should be sought after 10y persons
seeking good building sites at low prices and by
thase wishing TO invest with reference To steady
and rapid increase in value. -
A plat of the property may be seen at the ONCE OF
the auctioneerS.
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash; balance at four, eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes with int
rest added. and titles retained until The credit install
ments are paid. F. NJ. CONNER,
A. ID. WILLIAMS,
. Commissioners.
ipo NH
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Dx MOODY s Royall. Auctloneers.

MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD AND
NI KITCHEN FURNITURE FOR SALE AT
41U.TIoN.-At the request of the owner, Mrs. A.
ar nrewry. who desires TO break mp housekeeping,
we viii sc ut public auction, ut her residence; the
Falls Plantation about one mile from Mancnes,
ter, on TUESDAY the I'd day OF April, ls7s, at IL
O'clock A. NJ, an elegant suit OF -,
PARLOR FURNITURE,
consisting of Dlrans. large Mirrors, Chairs Chanoe
did Brussels Carpet and Rug, just us good as new;
SHIFTS for several bedrooms, consisting OF Beds ana
Bedding, Chairs, Bureaus, Sc. Kitchen fnrnitnre-
ever,ting complete and Of best quality, in good Or
der. Also, good assortment of Farming Utensils,
Wagons, Carts, Ploughs. &C., &c.
This Is the best lot Of furniture ever cncred Tor
sale I'm Chesterfield county. 49, '
> TERMS: Made known on day Of SALE "a, t
MOODY 6 ROYALL, Auctionccrs.
NH o3-S W,S,M&Tu
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Gp,vDns G WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. NH 2
BY Wellington Goddn. Real Estate Auctionccr,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUA-
BILE AND DEsIRABL I 7, Etd,- Real a.
virtue of deed OF tr,ist bearing date 22d June 1875,
executed to the subscribers by Messrs; Horace l..
Kent, William g. Paine, ana Robert a: lame p nGr
& Co., and their wives, duly recorded In Richmond
Hastings Court OH the 18th june l's6 we, or either
of US will In execution thereof, and with approval
of the surviving partners. proceed to sell at alcton
on the premises, In the order advertised, on III OhS
DAY the nth day Of April S59 commencing d M ae I:
after, the following truly valuable REAL ESTATE
viz, an -
the south side of Main between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets fronting 4Oi feet running back lG3 feet TO an
alley. being the one on which formerly stood the
Second. The large TIlR EE-STORY B X
BUILDING in rear of the above; now occupied as a
tobacco factory by Mr. John III. Worslam. fronting
sai feet on the north side of Cary street, running
back ola feet TO IN alley twelve feet wide.
Third The VACANT LAND on the east OF h sa
us feet on the north side of Cary street, running
back Oh feet to the said last -nicutioid ailcy
Fourth. The LOT OH the west line of Twelfth
street between Main and Cary streets, fronting about
30 feet. running bach about $50 feet.
Fifth The LOT in rear of the above fronting on
two alleys and running back nbout 10 feet
Sixth. The LOT. with FRAME TENEMENT
thereon in rear of the Ballard House, fronting on
the north side Of Cypress alley oa feet from as IN
Maps OF the foregoing real estate Will be exhibited
at the hour Of sale.
Taking into consideration the location Of the fore
going real estate, Il seldom nccurs that so much rehy
Valuable properly Is offered ut auction In the centre
of the most business part of the city,
The attention Of capitalists and others Is partcu-
larry calledto this sale.
The property will bc sold according to the maps to
be exhibited at the sale. and will be s'tbdVded into
lots of appropriate sizes: ,.,
TERMS: Onc-tifth cash balance In equal install
mcnts at T. IL Is and u months for negotiable notes
bearing eight per cent. per annnn Interest, secured
Inv deeds eli trust. The taxes for the present year 10
f' ROBERT r. HOWISON.
WELLINGTON GODDlN,
NH oos,wtds Trustees.
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BY James NJ. Taylor, -
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
49,. No. LILO Main street. gf

TRUSTEES SALE OF A HOUSE AND
4 LOT IN THE CITY OF; RICHMOND AT
AUCTION.-By virtue of a deed of trust executed
by William Henry James and wife, March 22d. 1871,
to secure the payment Of certain note therein de-
scrbed default having been made in the payment Of
said note and at the request of the beneficiary In said
deed, shall, on SATURDAY the sth day Of April,
1872 ut o'clock Z. NJ SELL the premises, the pro-
perry therein conveyed and described situated on the
north side Of Leigh between Twenty ,; and
Twcnty-lIinth streets. containing ONE QUARTER
OF An ACRE OF GROUND more or less, with i
small BRICK HOUSE thereon.
TERMS: One-lalf cash; balance on credit OF Six
cured by deed of trust
NH "a JAMES N. TAYLOR. trustee.
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ARGE, ATTRACTIVE, AMI. Pc
~ REMrTORY SALE, OF NEW PARLOR.
CHAMBER, AND DlSISG-ROOMFu FNITUkE'
AT AUCTION-At the request of Mcssrs. Il. Is.
Stacy & SON. who are compelled TO vacate the upper
part Of store No 1905 Main street by the LIST OF april
we will sell at auction on THURSDAY the 2sth i'll
slant at 103 O'Clock large and desirable assortment
Of FURNITURE, consisting OF
Handsome rAILOR SUITS, IN reps and hair
cloth:
Handsome OILED WALNUT CHAMBER
SUITS, s
COTTAGE SUITS. "
ROSEWOOD aud WALNUT BEnSIEADs,
WALNUT ami OAK SlDEBOAkDS.
EXTENSION and PARLOR TABLES,
WALNUT WARDKOBES and HALL SUITS,
WALNUT and OAK DlElNG-ROOM CHAIRS.
Handsome CRIBS. &C;
together with large quantity of other Furniture.
The whole OF this stock must I've sold without re-
serve, and the attention of dealers and families Is
particularly called TO the sale.
TERMS: Sums of Sl0O and under, cash; over 500,
sixty days credit, for approved, endorsed negottl-
bic notes, interest added. -
COOK & LAUGHTON,
NH % AuctionecrS
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GHuBRs & WILLIAMS, Auctionecrs.
BY James NJ. Taylor.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. lilo Main street,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAIL
" ABLE REAL ESTATE, IN TIE CoUNIrI
OF UENRICO. AT AUCT1ON.-1n execution OF q
decree of ihe Chancerv Court of Richmond entered
or the 18th day of December, 1871, IN the case OF
lazcfrook rS GEzcbrook. the undersigned, special
commissioner thereby appointed. will sell ut auction.
on the premises, on THURSDAY the 18th day Of
March, 1872 at l. O'Clock NJ that desirable EAKM
situated in the county of HcnricO, about six miles
from Rchmond and half mile from hanga siiy, std
tion the Fredericksburg ana rotomac r11ir0al,
AND THIRTEEN ACRES OF LAND, with the inn
proyemcnts thereon, consisting of frame dwelling
and the usual out-buildings. 1t will I've sold as i
whole or divided into eight lots containing from .
to 1870 acres, most Of them fronting on Inc rf gan
and healthy neighborhood would DO we'll to attend
the sale. -. ~.
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash: the balance on crccit
of SIX, twelve, and eighteen months for neEotlabe
notes interest added and secured by decd OF trust
'0'~N' JOHN HOWARD,
Special Commissioner
JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auctioneer. NH 10
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TOR SALE, BRICK HOUSE, five rooms
Il and passage, outside kitchen, oil west Marshall
''' VACiANT LOT on Third street rear Baker.
BRiGK HOUSE, six rooms, on west Clay street.
VACANT LOT, so by $50 feet, OIL Fourth street
DoIJBf,E BRICK HOUSE. SIX rooms and kitchen.
large lot. OIL Mcchanicsville turnpike near Venablc
''s SMALL BRiCK HOUSE on St Catharine street.
BRICK HOUSE, six rooms and passage, corner of
ThFss Ep pa 6 nsn iFc sce oreT W
rooms ana four and half acres of ground, in Man.
chester sre Stree ree s %S
VACANT LOT on alley between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets IrcG s:oSo ;., corr roo,rs md
passage. on Dover street, Sidney. Price, 600 =,
BRiK TENEMEGN; with tv, Sif or ro T"oSs a 6n
wn ela! street trS'i rice for both. :sSc
FRAMED HOUSE with five rooms, kitchen with
two rooms on Church Hill, Clay street. frice'
'Vi1IIciANT LOTS Oh Marshall street, Church Hill.
Price. $lG rerfnot.
BRICK HOUSE. five rooms and passage, very de-
sIrably located. Prize, S2.500
ERjcK HOUSE with five rooms, south of Canal.
Price. Sl.oHa.
street between Vcnabc and Marshall. Price, IS per
foot. ,u.,,,,,,r 80, p,uo
Very desirable FRAMED DWELLING on ZINE
street, Sidney. Liberal TERMS.
STORE and DWELLING, i'll Sidney, on Pine
street. Price. Sl,ono.
Beautiful COREER LOT OH Pine street, Sidney,
FRAMED DIV ELLINCi Oregon Ill., on Church
street. Price. $3.50.
FIFTY LOTS in the town Of Woodvillc, mt only
sac each: easy monthly payments.
TWENTY-FIVE LOTS in Holladay's Addition,
fsNRG GET CoRSER LOT in Sidney 100 feet front
corner Laurel and Cumberland streets.
SEVERAL SMALL FARMS AND MARKET
GARDENS, within ten miles of CITY,
SIXTY-OSE AND HALF ACRE FARM
WITH MILL SITE, only ten miles from the city.
Price. $3.50. ,,,,,>,,o>-r
ONE HENDHED-ACREF FARM IN PlEDMONi
VIRGINIA. near the canal great bargain offered
SEVERAL FARMS OF very liberal and long crc-
dit l.. Is. NEWBGRN,
NH yT-J 1n1f Main street.
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BY Moodya Rowan. Auctioneers.
SALE OF vALUA

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA.
" BILE REAL ESTATE IN TUE TOWN OF
alANCHESTER.--By virtue of decree Of the
County Court Of Chesterfield county, entered at Its
March term 1874 In certailt suit therein pending
styled VIM. T. Perdue, guardian for Geo u. Hooper
COMMISSIONER will sell at public auction, on
MONDAY, April LIST, 1872, mt O'Clock r. H., those
valuable LOTS Nos. 81 and So, on Decatur and Thlr.
tecnth streets In the town Of Manchester, Va
These lots are In the most desirable part of the town
and have good frame dwellings, well enclosed, ant
good well water In the enclosure.
TERMS OF SALE: One-fourth cash; negotiable
notes with good endorsers payable In four, eight ac
twelve months for the deferred payments The title
to the said lots to lie retained until the purchase
money Is paid In full. 7. ". LOGAN, 8
-. = 100. Special Commissioner.
MOoDY e. RoYALL, AuctiOnccrs. nh Il
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.AuCrIon .sAI.Ea-.This Day..
& By a. 6. palIlans adetiohesrs

H,HATS MOST DESIRABLE BUSINESS
}, S.EThNTls KNl.yynss y s.ERtsQKa HO1iElt,,
TWo 'AND. 4 HALE MILES IRON q, IS TIE, CITY q
FOFRICfiMOND,0 ON THE BitOOk ~
will sell on WEDNESDAY the 27th iilstant, ~
O'Clock II that most desirable
nl,ove. which has been known ns Dusiess ssaH ~
for forty years" There are ten acres Of Land aitnc
ed most highly improved, producing vegesaoiss Q,
every kind well there's also an orchard o, cnVSs
fruit trees. The buildings arc new, ana co"iu2
built FOR ~ $780,
TERMS: 6nc-thirti cast balance ut l, p 3, = anu
wears ut Q Per cent. interest. =, -
DAVIS & WERTII, Salcstnch. IS a
rmncd,,teJv thereafter. a TEN-ACRE LOT OF
cC)ITND on thc Brook turnpike, three miles IRON
inc city, half cleared adjoining John stuart ahe
others fine site for an Ice house. I'D
1 Ei'h" : 5N''''-'''i'' rr,, s.i A. c. p.
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other alnasenents gate as dEertlngl oa. lns
third director here arose. and reinarkeu an.
81 perfcckly agree with the Cneer: ,. s,.u
voungster better travel consider as Dab.
wads lies ut the root NV popliRu, cu ;nhaai
ton thcr necessary adlunck NV u,c ss,,v
system. Mr.. Chcerman, move anu se'o'>'
The town crier did not remain to observe
tbc result of the yoting.--Sdn Francisco
Hc,rs. letter, sEge
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Mr.. G. H.. Lewes tells story of a gentle
man who, under the scissors, said something
about bis thinning locks being caused by the
development of his brains. Excuse me,
str remarked the barber, hut you arc la
boring under mistake. The brains per-
fneate the skull, and encourage the growth
If the ialrs.Aass Whas hegfe FOR, s'f,a :
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BY Grubbs 6 Williams,
Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SA LIE OF THE
" VERY VALUABLE SUBURBAN EARN
KNOWN AS LAUREL SPRING, At AUCTION.
Nv virtue of decree OF the Chanccry Court OF Rich
,noud entered OH the lst day Of March, 18Th In the
ease of Pamcrs administrator rs. FAINT and as, the
un,Icrsisncd special commissioners thereby APP
nointrd win sell at auction, upon the premises, on
FRIDAY. 18th April, at d o'clock 7. NJ, the we'll
known II AUREL SPRING FARM" formerly the
sent of Edwin Cox 1t lies OH the Osborne turnpike
about one and quarter miles below the city ana az,
Joins on three sides Mr. Franklin Stealnss Tree Hlii
estate aud contains about TlI1RTY-ONE ACREo
of highly-improved land. n,,,- n,Uprr
The improvements arc Il large BRICK DWELL
ING with two-Story porch extending au AROUND
afforting very extensive view; also, the usual out
houses. ,,,x> ,d,
The grounds contain some very handsome shade
trees and within the yard there is Il fine spring
This was once regarded one OF the most attrac-
tive country seats near the city. and with tho judi,
cious outlay of reasonable sum of money 1t could
he made i'm every respect desirable as home ana
for trucking or gardening purposes.
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash balance at SIX, t"civc,
and eighteen months. for negotiable notes WIN III
terest Aided und title retained until the notes are
paid .,,,,. ,,;st.,,o or tho
land purchased by the Chesapeake ana ONO Kali
road t'omnluy for It's eastern drpOtS, &c.
'O"' JAMES y. HALYBuRTON,
THOMAS j. EVANS,
Commissioners.
,..rr. yu,,rrkus AUrtioOpnrS. NH %
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WHAT CAME OF ANSWERING AN ADVERTISE
MENT FOR A WIFE-Thc Rondout Freeman
says that u very respectable young lady of
Saugerties, New York, has had her reason
completely restored lately, as the following
incident shows: She discovered in some
paper an advertisement plTporting to have
come from highly respectable (worthy and
handsome of coursc) Christian young man,
desiring some young lady to correspond with
him, probably with view directed toward
matrimony. Now, as she was plain country
lass, although her folks were well-to-do peo-
pie, she was by no means one who should
''waste her sweetness on the desert air." so
she concluded to answer. In due time re-
ply came, and as time passed on the letters
became more and more atiectionate. At last
affairs came to a crisis, and the young gallant
was invited to come and see her. He did
come. But alas for her hopes and fancies of
delight! he came dead-drunk. But the
joke of it was, he had to go two or three
miles out of the village, and every house he
went to he inquired If Miss - lived there.
Being very tight he would generally state
the object of his visit to her, and would read
her last letter and then pass on to the next
house. He made out to arrive at her house
at 10 O'Clock at night. The old folks were
absent, but two sisters were there The
meeting can better be imagined than de-
scribed suffice it to say that the correspond
ence has ceased
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-asjs,,Tegs f'aa,sra nays.
! ,1y Thomas N. Kaesee, shcicaees.
J ssst,ssssFsssss sd. dsf5 Main street. 4s Il

ssf 1sy Thomas W. Ksssee, Aticticnees,
- ssasSasss,ss 40. asf71fain street. "
HousEHoLp FURNITURE, rs, SILVER Ev.l r.
AJTcTioN !Ion THURSI. y, March s2sfh, az 10
O'clock win sell nt my sncuon-honSe; es
Snc T-frfnye ROBEW 0OD-CASE PlANU,.
-flie s-octayc ROEECW .PIANUf e
One COTTAGE CHAMBER SUI. ,4.f,,I .,t;sss =
ALNuT SOFA and CHAIRS u. In hairSsio4s99
MAHOGAEY, WALNU UT, and STAINED " AM AM
JENNY LIND and COTTAGE gEDsTEADS, /,
MhRTII E-TOP and PLAIN BUREhUs,
OAK and WALNUT EXTENSION TABLES i
HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES r,,,.sEi, x. y
COOKING STOVE. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, &c: 4
ALSO, IL s!.ss,1s
nj haf-past II O'Clock will he sold I'll OF
1ne sIfVER-PIs WARE, GOLD WATCH
Mi WiN; iS,'s piNNER, BREAKFAsT, and PICKLE
SyRJ1P. CREAM, and ICE PITCHERS, .tt
Fine TEA SETS and TETE-A-TETE SE1s, X
TABLE and TEA SPOONS, -.gs5@s ritsE 5sssst IL
Ono f,ne 1 GOLD LEVER WATCH, made by John
BUFFER I'll DISHES, CARD-RECElyERs, &4 &c;
NH ,7 soy .-.-ts Auctioneer.
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By Moody & Royal, Auctloneers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF<VALUA-
~ BILE REAL ESTATE IN THE TOWN Or
MANCHESTER. EA.-By virtue of a decree OF tlle
County Court of Chesterfield county, at It's May
term. isC9 in a certain suit therein pending styled
Hobbs rs Hobbs, the undersigned. special commits
sioner, will sell at public auction. on MONDAY
April list. ls7o, 1T 81 o'clock i. NJ, FIVE BESuJl-
Full BUILDING LOTS, Nos. 81. o. SO, lla, and 10
In Marks addition in the town of Manchester.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash.
T. ". LOGAN, Special Commissioner:
NooDy q EOy,Ir AuctiouCcrs NH Il
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AUGT1OMx SATsz; Future Days.
BY Riehasdson d To-.
Real Estate gents ard Ancsaoneefs,
i. - No Il I'M Ngnfn street,

Observation-Disclosures ON CHURCH
lsiHfLLFOR SALE By AUCTfON .--OL Ell Ell
DAY ts instan ocleSks R AZ, ssa fsa
frsyf,iing 5ax 39 feet each, Tire west side OF
Twenty seventh street bctwecn Marshall and Clay
TrNsss enrtiird c.ss the Balance In three and
six months with Interest, the purchaser 10 give bis
aepDtaile notes for the deferred payments and title
10 be retained until tbs whole purchase money 10
maid. RICHARDSON q CO.,
,,,I "a -liYf - =t f8 Tst iAncttonecrs
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How THEY SERVE SCHOLARSHIPS IN In.
DIANA pedagogue in Indiana, who was
'had up" for numerically welting the back
of little girl, justified bis action by explain-
ing that " she persisted in fiinging paper pei
lets at him when his back was turned" That
is no excuse. The town crier once taught
school up in the mountains, and about every
BALI hour had to remove his coat and scrape
off the dried paper wads adhering to the nap.
He never permitted triie like this to unset
tie his patience; be just kept on wearing that
gaberdine until it had no nap, and the wads
wouldn't stick. But when they took to dip
ping them in mucilage he made a complaint
to the Board Of Directors.
''Young man" said the chairman, fyou
don't like our ways you'd better sling your
blankets and git. Prentice milford tort
skule yer for more'n six months, and he
never said werd agin the wads," =
The town crier briefly explained that Mr..
Milford might have been brought up to
paper wads, and didn't mind them. '5
q 1t amt no use" said another director,
athe children hey Got to be amused"
The town esisr protested slat there wafe
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CUNARD LIN i The bril- <riSe,
~ TISH AND NORTH AMERICANrAsLLss,,,
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between New Ycrs
and Liverpool. calling at Cork harb0r.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
BY the "Wednesday steamers, not carrying steer.
age:
First Cabin. 1880. gold. Second Cabin. .so, gold
First Cabin to Paris.. stS, gold
Return tlcketS.. ..Je. god,
BY the Tuesday and Saturday steamers:
First Cabin $50, gold Storage. $50. currncy
Return IlCRets.. .sloJ, koIn.
Steeragc tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown
and all parts of Europe. at lowest rates.
Through bills Of lading from Virginia Ia LlYcrIrtl.
Belfast. Glasgow. Iiavre Antwerp, ana other rorts
Oil the Continent, and for Mediterranean ports viii
he Issued by The VIRGINIA and FOREIGN
THROUGH LINE. they having made tie necessary
arrangements with the OLD DOMINION STEAM.
SHIP COMPANY to New York. and with the CT Z.
NARD LINE thence 10 Liverpool, &C.
For rates, &C., apply to the Agents Of the Old Do
minion Steamship Company
CHARLES G. FRASCkLYN.
. n# General Agent Cunard Ihe.
j. ID. KELLEY, Jr., General Agent Nirgimla
In a and Foreign Through inc,