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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-28
REAL ESTATE AZ PRIVATE SALE.

DRINATE SALE OF TIE GRAAllt
4 QUARRY nF THE JAMES Nv r.: . 1mt
ACRES OF LASn with improytm"35,i ,r ~. ,n
DWELLING-u HOUSE. VII tEf. DinHlt n. 49,
corlI ,ctr QUARRY APPARATCs. Inc E r,Ir
and aunurtenauccs all In working or!tT. p,al. ,
OF the rrante UNSURPASSED. The pEoi srti lp ,
on James liver. lying in Chesterfield c9ut!' -, ~,
adjoining the lands Of :. B1s-cLt trehch mr. ~,
city of Richmond Bids III ~rlinE af. sp .hssrr
and the highest bidder will become TIE fu'''~''''
tcr further information apply 20
ISAAC II. SHELLS.
- Attorney 1T Law.
Richmond. Va,
Attorney tor James Eivcr Granite 'oH'i'ahi'
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All business Communications TO be addressed
s. JOHN w. RISOS, Editor and Proprietor,
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tato Eichnvnd, Va,
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pr Moody 81 EDyaiI
SALE OF TRULY

CsoNMISSIONERS' SALE OF TRULY
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
r7S,yE of MASCHEoTER. ON TWELFTH
SrREEr NEAH THE KICHMUND AND Pc
rERsRIIRG RAILROAD DEPof-Bv virtue Of
a decree of the County Court Of Chesterfield cuun
" nj the June term 1873. In the chancery suit OF r..
T. brown surviving partner, &C.. rs. REFINE Cook IS
nistratrix ct dts we will sell at auction, on
THURSDAY, August 18th, 1873. at $3.50 ocOt:k Z. NJ.
on tle prcmises. that valuable STURE-HOUSE
Situated on the street above mentioned. The build
iug contains six rooms besides the large and con-
vcnI.nt store and bar The lot fronts 30 fec
and runs hack l32 feet. This very valuable pro-
perry Is one Of the best business stan ds I'm the
iowa. In an improving part Of The town. and con-
ms this should engage the attention of per sous seek
ing good and profitable investments.
TERMS: Dnc-sixth cash the balance up on credit
OF one, two, three ana four years, the purchaser
to execute bonds .b,rirD'g six per cent. lnle-
rnst from day Of sale for the deferred payments
the tile iring retained until the Who'll purchase
money /. paid. NJ: J.: El.nnICN,
commissioners.
MOODY & ROYAL, Auctioneers. al lG-tds
After rho above sale we will offer the PROPERLY
corner of S.mmcs and Twelfth streets, no" III the
occirancy OF b. p. Owen. Esq. The house con-
tains ten good rooms, and is suitable Tor large
family. H..
This property could very easily be con yerted into
store aud Is considered to he one OF the DcSt iOct-
tiuns i'm that part OF the town for grocery.
TERMS At sale. .a,,o.,
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Appointments fox Hon. John tsootae. Jr.
STATE Executive COMMITTEE,
RICHMOND. August 81, 1878.

The following appointments have been
made for the Hon. John Goode, Jr., canvas
ser,for the Soutbside Division, at which times
md places he will address the people:
Isle Of Wight. Smitbticld, Monday, Sep
tembert.
Iansemoad.---SGaolk, Monday, Septem-
Der s.
.so,,taanpto,a. Courthouse Monday, Sep
TENDER ID.
By order Of the Executive Committee
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E'nR RENT. a DESIRABLE CUUN-Gss
L. TRY RESIDENCE Ia Powhatan equity, Iii
wo and u half miles from Tomahawk station, on
schmnnd and Danyslle railroad; with good dssti-
I'm beautiful grove and attached is an orchard OF
frui, trees sith garden with vegetables Of The usual
variety growing, such potatoes and onlons, ready
Tor ,ls; This property Is for rent by the monthis
5iu n good neighhorhoJd; good water, anu Very
healthy, and we'll suited 10 persons DESTROYS Of
". III. LEE,
Real Estate Ascent and Aue,loneer,
leila 101d Main street.
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f9aDk AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY.
IL i.tsF AZ THIS pgElgG.
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WANTED, To SELL
,sr 400 feet SEASONED CANADA SlCA'
MORE,
lrooae feet SEASONED AZ SYCAMORE,
hIl kinds BUILDING; LUMBER,
G!.:ZLp WINDOWS. BLINDS and DOORS.
TRUMAN 4. PARKER 4 CO.,
Canal and Byrd streets from Firth 10 slAth street.
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LOST, STkAYED. dc.

TAKEN UP, ON FRIDAY LAST, fsssy
4 ut my place, n LARGE RED COW ssSSs.ssS~.
The owner Mil please come forward, prove proper
~, pay eharges. aud take her away. s5f
:, SCHWARTZ,
New Market, statl No. Is,
au2s-3t or on Brook turnpike. ii
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Attorney TOR James Eivcr Granite 'oH'iahE'
au "3-im
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TOR RENT. the splendid and desirable a
Il DWELLING NOW occupied by Mr.. Nc ELL
Veigh) on east Side of Third street between Cary
and Canal. containing ten rooms: kitchen, four
ROOMS. and all modem improvements. Possession
in few days, and To he delivered In Thorough re-
pair. Apply promptly TO
an ?s-s LYME 4 BROTHER.
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT, aSUBURBAN FARM OF
L twelve acres, frut-trees, &C. house, seven Ea.s
rooms: stables. clubhouse, &c. The rlcneSS OF soll
and immediate proximity tc the ciiy-by the nc"
Central turnpike on The west. and A"cdcwbriuSr on
The east-rerdcrs this farm desirdb,G as reSidehce
and marx ct garden. J. THUMPaON BROWN.
an .3-1y Real Estate Agent. 111J Main street.
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TrUR RENT. BRICK DWELLING on ga
n east side of MAYO street near Broud: six Ill
rooms Kitchen gas and water. Possession al once.
an as-3t LYME 4 BROTHER.
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WANTED. a COOK. WASHER AM
w 1Ini,IE. cJ,TANER without incumbrtnGie.
None eei Tnq sd ihI 'ss s pSrt seaOnd
rnus. Apply at INV" au 27-lw
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vITANTED. BY A YOUNG MAN just
w from college, a situation az TEACHER.
Can teach Latin. Greek, Mathematics. and all the
english branches.
Hi.st references given. Address
TEaCHER, Ills Main street,
M ~ o,d1ct Richmond. Va.
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E'OR RENT, comfortable BRICK fg:S
u DWELLING On the west side Of Second Eli
between Clay and Leigh streets. containing four
rooms. and kitchen with two rooms; with water on
Tie premises. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & son,
a,l .s-St Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs.
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NJ HENDERSON, rsayslins Agent
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PROPOSALS. FOR THE CONSTRUCTION
i OF A FIRE.ALARM TELEGRAPH IN
THE CITIES OF WASHINGTON AND
GEORGETOWN, ID. c.
OFFICE BOARD OF PuBLiC WORKS,

WASHINGTON. Sept. l, 1872.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received AT
this office until IL on the LIST day of October,
1878, for the erection of system Of fire alarm
telegraph, including all labor and material, fire
alarm boxes, with the necessary circuits wires,
machinery, and appurtenances required to place
the system in thorough working order, agreeable
to an act of the Legislative Assembly of the
District of Columbia, approved June 20, 1878,
and in accordance with the specification, and
mainly in accordance with the diagram, both of
which can be seen and will be explained at
room No. II Columbia Buildings
The system to be furnished shall be in every
respect equal to the best in use, and, to secure
that, the successful contractor will be required
TO enter into good and sufficient bond for the
full performance of the contract.
Bids must be accompanied by a penal bond,
legally certified to, in The sum Of five thousand
dollars, 5,000,D that the bidder will accept
and perform the contract, il awarded him.
The right to reject any or all bids is reserved.
Payment will be made when the whole work
shall have been completed, and accepted by the
Board, in proper working order.
The contractor shall keep the system in good
working order for a term of two - years after
completion, and twenty t20l per centum Of the
amount contracted for will be retained until the
snd of the said two % years as a guarantee
therefor.
Proposals must be inclosed in a sealed en-
velope, Endorsed Proposals for construction of
ire alarm telegraph" and addressed TO
ALEXANDER X. SHEPHERD,
Vice President Board Of Public Works
sep lS-2t
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GILBERT HOUSE.
Saratoga Springs, N. Y, 1873.

The House is iavorably known, and located
within two minutes walk of the Depot, and five
minutes walk of all the principal Mineral
Springs, situated on Washington street, nearly
opposite the Baptist Church, one of the most
beautiful streets in Saratoga.
THE ROOMS ARE LARGE AND AIRY,
well ventilated, and neatly furnished; will be
kept open during the season as a
First Class Pirate Boarding House
The Table will be supplied with the best the
market affords.
REFERENcEs-Ho1. Frederick Douglass, I.
J. Bowers, Philadelphia; Rev. y. Freeman,
Brooklyn Peter T. Baltimore, Troy; William
Rich, Troy Adam Blake Albany Wm. II.
Cincinnati, Ohio; George + T. Cook, d. c.;
j. q. Green, Columbia, 5. c.; ". F. Butler,
n C.; John B. Bailey, Boston: J. ". Bowers,
Brooklyn, n. Y.
o. G. GILBERT, Proprietor
may22 Am
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