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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-30
By Lyme D .Bsothers y: II
iAuctioneess ard Real Estata Agents,
No. 1gfa Mtn stfses.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Al VALU.
NJ ABLE. BRICK TEEEMBNT ON THE EAST
LlHETOF F0USHIEE BETWEEN BROAD AND
Commissioner. acting nndfr q decree Of the Clian-
ery Court OF the city or entered the 7ist
June, s7s In suit OF Turner o. Hncles sell as prb
June. l1s7S, at g O'Clock r. H., the LOT, with o
BRICK TENEMENT thereon containing eight
rofyfas with the usual out houses lot coy feet.
TERMS: One.fgHrth cad b balance ut six. twelve,
aid eiktIt cen NORRIS for negotiable notes. with In
terese added title fesatHet isy the court until same
arr psid. e. Y. CANNON,
Ia al Commissioner.
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From the New York Tribune.I

A CoLoRED GIRL POISONED AND BURNED
THE EFFECT OF "BILEp "CRow."-A cor
respondent of the Charleston Neus, who
writes from Darlington, says:
"Some weeks ago colored girl named
Harriet, about sixteen years old. found q
dead crow in a field and took it home and
cooked it. The crow had been poisoned, but
the girl ate most of it herself, and gave the
rest to pet dog, which soon died in convul-
sions. Soon afterward Harriet was thrown
inlo violent tetanic commissions, and in her
agony fell into the fire. No one was near nc
the title, which, as the sequel will prove.
was Il fortunate occurrence. She remained
in that condition until one Of her legs was
almost burned off; This doubtless saved
her life, as it relieved the intense pressure
upon the brain and spinal column. The
hapless girl remained in this condition eight
days before she received medicaeattendance.
At the end Of that time she was removed to
the poor-house, where she received the
prompt attention of DR.. DargaD, the attend
Ing physician, and is now recovering" =,
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BY Robertson Bronaugh b Cos syyRsS
Real Essate Ageafs and. Atict1oDeefs,
Hull street, opposite the; co1ft-borse, !
I Manchester, Va. stsy. Il II,
.VALuABLE TRAeT or LANp NEAR.

-VALUABLEsT TRACT or LAND NE K
THE lflDL0THIAN gOALrHINEA III
CHESgERFIEED,s COUNTY, FOR SALE AT
PUBLIC AUCTloN..By virtue Of q deed Of trust
William " infrHf. az. !, and duly recorded In the
clerks once Of Chesterfield County Court, ID 81
page u.s., shall, being required SO TO DO By the
benssciar cen at public auction ID front Ghss-
eerfesd courthouse. In Manchester. Va, on MON
DAY the l4th OF duly THAT being ceurf.dayl, att
O'CLOCK NJ. that valuable tract of LANDIring ne1r
the Midlothian coai-faines. Id Chesterfield county,
franklin Stearns, d. B, Hancock, and others.
This land lies about two and n half miles from
Coalfeid lststion, on the RiehmoHf and DaHytlle
railroad. within the coaI-feid. ABOUT onethird Is
cleared the residue In forest OF oak and pine The
surface Indications OF the existence OF coal art rs
good as any In the coal field The buildings consist
OF dwelling with nine or ten rooms, and all neces-
sary cut-houses. "E'.| "5st' = ti5. Y ~
TEENS: Cash sufficient to pay expenses of sale
and $500 $3.50 on the 10th Of March, 1874. and on
Lne 10th OF March, 1875 to be secured by deed OF
trust on the property the residue Of the purchase
money, If any, to be payable at such times and Sc
cured In such manner as the SAID Wtnfree shall
direct and in default Of such direction as the trs-
tRe shall think fit. s. BROOKS, Trustee.
ROBERTSON, BRosAUGH e. Co., Auctioneers- ,g5
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- SsosSpzAko1a&e168Sx4e xk8&&0W8Rs
OF tae ChessRessxes md Ohio. Espress
y Train. g.. 5sss : 80.
10 he Eat.ors Of tae Dispatch 2 81
My attention haging been called to para.
graph clipped from the Chariot tesyille cor
resppndence Of the New York World, headed
a Dangerous Experiment, and repro
duced In the Richmond Enquirer OF the eth
of June, concerning the late accident on the
Chesapeake and Ohio raiisOad, desire
through the columns Of the lnpatch TO give
the ,trsie facts OF the case.
After the accident, and the wounded had
been brought to one Of the city hotels, I was
put In charge OF the train, Conductor Wash
being disabled. / left Richmond at 1910
O'Clock. Or arriving nj the point where The
accident occurred my train was Detained
fifey minutes, while the hands were engaged
IN removing from the track the Debris, &C.,
oecasioned by the accident. I then went on
according to schedule regulations, and ar
rived at GordonsviIle at 800 A. M. Monday
The following extract from the special in
structions to conductors was strictly OBJ.
served: s, so -
:" Passenger trains wait ut meeting points
for opposing passenger trains lin case they
fai! to arrive) thirty minutes; then proceed,
keeping thirty minutes late until opposing
train is met. If neither train reaches the
meeting points land orders cannot be got
from train-master) then, after waiting forty
minutes, 20 on, sending fagn,an half a
mile In advance. Train nearest siding will
give way"
Having arrived at Gordonsvile, and find.
ing that the w. G.. v. NJ. and O.. S. train was
behind time, and neither train having right
to the track without hand.fagging,"
waite,l twenty minutes to allow my flagnIan
to walk the halEmile required before ]
started from GordonsyiIle. Then proceed.
ing, I ran at a rate of between three and four
miles per hour. s ...,... s..
] saw the fagman and the headlight of the
". G. Y. NJ. and G. S. train, when both
trains were stopped, being between quar-.
ter and half mile apart. The W. C. v. NJ.
and G.. S. train then gave the track to my
train by moving backwards to LindSay's
turnout, about a Quarter of a mile from where
| met them, where we passed each other.
desife to add that the w. c. V. NJ. and
G.. S: Uamiliarly known as the Orange train
was running as carefully as possible, not
"rattline around bend at rapid rate" as
stated, but following red light carried halt
a mile in advance. ( saw the conductor OF
the w. G. V. NJ. and g. s. train, who US
sured me that due precaution was being
observed on his part. In justice to myself
and the road make this statement, and as
sure the public that I ran my train in ac-
cordance with orders, which are always to
take the safe SIDE" w. N. KINNEY,
Conductor.
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REPORT OF THE COMMISSION ON STEAMBOAT
BOILER EXPLOSIONS The Board of Commits
sioners appointed y the President to in
sions, by the appointment of ID. D. Smith,
supervising inspector:eneral, have adopted
report, saying: We deem it important
that the truth OF fallacys { The various theo-
ries held by scientists, Engineers, and ex-
perts in regard to the cius or causes Of ex.
blossoms should, if possible, be settled and
determined by actual experiment on prac.
tical SCALE" IA
The commission also adoptedAresolutio
inviting all persons interested h4the pro-
ceedings of the commission and 1e. expert
ments to be carried out by thelnso make
any suggestions in regard to the eAuacter
and scope of bis experiments which, aatheir
opinion, will best attain the objects in Jew,
and that any communication on the saiect
be addressed 10 Captain ID. ID. Smith, Salar-
vising Inspector.Ge Washington, Dry.
The commission adjourned sire de.
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BY Lyme d Brother,
Auctiopeers and Real Estate Agents,
No. l2l7 Main street.

VALUABLE. BRICK STORE WITH
vi DWELLING OVER SAME; AND FINE
KNOWN AS SADLER'S RESTAURANT, STU.
ATFD ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN
STREET OPPOSTTETHE OLD MARkWH; FOR
request Of Che owner, offer for sale al public auction,
on the premises, on THURSDAY, I'D July, MA,
at o'clock p 81, that valuable property located as
Shove described. The store and dwelling are en-
tirely separated from the bar and restaurant, and Is
now used as grocery and family residence. '.''l1
from Main street leading back to same, which has
been thoro ughly renovated II is now occupied by
good and punctua tenants and yields rent OF about
1910 per annnm. The lot has fine front on Main
street extending back 10 wide paved alley.
This property is among the most desirable pieces
in that vicinity, and Is well worth the attention or
parties desiring 10 make 8 good Investment.
TERMS: Liberal, and made known at the hour OF
sale. LYME Il BROEHER,
ie u Aucti0npers.
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BY James M. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
THAT FIRST-CLAss PRIVATE RESI-

THAT FIRST-CLASS PRIVATE RESI-
Il DENCE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF MAIN
OCCUPIED BY X. II. DIBRELL, ESQ, WITH
4 BEAUTIFUL VACANT LOT aoxI5s FEET
ATTACHED, FOR SALE AT, AUCITON.-At
lhc request of the owner, we will sell at public
auction on the premises, at 9 o'clock r. NJ, Oh
THURSDAY the Sd day Of July, 1879, that valuable
10 rooms besides closets and storerooms, with all
modern improvements, such as Baths hot and cold;
gas, &c.
brick kitchen with four rooms, sm0kehonse, car
rtage-house and stable, all Of which have been re
Gently thoroughly repaired, and are now In perfect
order The lots together front 90 feet running back
l5s feet to wide paved alley, and will tie sold us
whole, or divided, IL desired. --.--------
Special attention of those seeking a irst-class
residence is called to this sale. ffisEl 7 ~
TERMS Very liberal, and made known at the
hour OF sale. JAMES 81. TAYLOR son, y
teos Auctoneers.
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BY Cook Il Laught on. Auctioneers,
corner franklin and Governor streets.
HANDSOME tapestry CARPET;

HANDSOME TAPESTRY CARPETS,
Ii HOUSEHOLD FURl JTTURE, sPRINGWA-
CON, &c, AT AUCTlON.1.,osn MoNDAY the seth
MI. William McGruder twl 70 Is removing from the
city), No. 904 west Marsh an street, his HOUSE
HIjf,D FURNITURE, cons listing OF
Two handsome TAPESTRY CARPETS AND Rugs,
FRENCH Eli PLATE WALSUT-FRAaE MANTLE MIR
ROR, -
PARLoR CHANDELIER,
EyERAyINGS, :yFla ss.z-g. 80 Z az
LACE CURTAINS and WINDCW-SHADKS;
MARBLE-ToP and MAHOGANY TABLES,
WALNUT JENNY LIND BEpsTEAps and BUREAUS,
Handsome COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS, r.y
No. ! CooKiNG STOVE AND FIXTURES.
CANE-SEAT7CHAIRs,-- r.rs a-4-r .a .
TIN SAFE $50 r. #.,a E.erE
HALLAND STALK OMCLoTH,
CROCKERY,
GLASSWARE, ,.s...-r r. .s.-s. ~ .s..
ETOEEwARE, &C.
Ono sPRISG WAGON AND HARNESS.
COOK & LAUGHTON,
je25 Auctioneers.
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Il . BY Z. d. Eacho,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. o Fourteenth street. 81.

GALE AT AUCTION OF THAT BEAU
- TIFUL COUNTRY-SEAT CALLED pea
RIDGE.-I shall, at the request of the parties, Of
fer for sale at public auction, on the Premises on
TUESDAY, July sth, 1873, at IL o'clock NJ, the
aboye-named FARM, situated In the county of Han
over, at the head of Mechancsvie turnpike, con-
tanning one hundred and twenty acres (l2U) more or
less; two-thirs Of the land is cleared; the residue
is well timbered. @... rs~s-.E o.
The Improvements consist of a COTTAGE
HOUSE containing four rooms. kitchen, smoke
house, and all other necessary out-buldngs.
Parties can also purchase at the same time the
STOCK, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, and GROW
ING CROPS, the latter being Of fine quality, and
will show for themselves.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Dunn, the present occupants.
Will show the place 10 any one before the day Of
sale. Possession can be had In ten days after SALE
TERMS One-f0urth cash; balance on q credit of
six, twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable
notes, secured by decd of trust until all the pur
chase money Is paid Z. ID. EACHO,
ie27 f. . Auctioneer.
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VALUABLE LOUISA LAND FOR

" ALOabLE LOUISA ilLAND <ECn
SALE AT AUCTION.-fy virtue OF adecree
Of the Circuit Court of Louisa county In the case
OF james T. Dickinson ca. Shehon-s executor, &C.,
the unders tgned, the commissioners named In said
decree. will sell ut public auction, to the highest
bidder, at Frederickshau depot, Va, on TUES
DAY the 18th day o. July, 1873, the TRACT OF
LAND upon which the said Dickinson resides, con-
talnafg FOUR HUNDRED AND EINETY-FOUR
ACRES, III the county of Louisa, Va. adjoining
the lands Of Martin Baker and Others near Frede-
rsckshnH depot, on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
read. Upon this desirable farm are good buildings
and improvements. The neighborhood Is excellent
and thickly populated; and There are near the farm
rntlls, churches. post-ofices, &c. gIss --.;fgst
TERMS Cash as TO the expenses of sale and costs
OF suit; the residue on credit of one, two, and
three years. the purchasers giving bonds with ay-
proved personal security for thedeferred payments
and the title retained until the purchase money has
been paid; but II the purchaser will pay one-third
cash and execute bonds payable in one, two. aud
three years, equal instruments, With interest from
date for the residue of the purchase money, per-
sonal security may be dispensed with. 30. Z
ta-..s, s...l.Fy WIN. H. ALLDERDICE,s
ANDREW Il. LEAKE,,,
je 30-2aw2w " ~ Commissioners. .
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EXECUTION OF MURDERER.-Albert ID.
Smith was executed in Springfield. Mass,
Friday, for the murder of Chas. u. Ssckett,
at Westfield, in November last. The re-
mains of Smith were sent to Baltimore,
where he formerly resided. The circum.
stances of the crime show that Smith and
S.ickett were waiting upon the same young
lady, Miss Jennie Bates, and on the night OF
the 10th of November, Smith, finding, on
calling to see her, that she had gone to the
theatre with Sackett, became frenzied with
jealousy, met them when they were coming
home, Shot down Sackett and wounded Miss
Bates. All this was admitted by Smith, but
he said that the shooting of Miss Bates was
accidental, and that the killing of bis rival
was not by deliberate intention, but the re-
suit of an insane passion which he could not
resist.
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BY James NJ. Taylor & Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

H. GAIT Tors noTs A I1di ON or oREao on
Hill J. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold
on SATURDAY the 5th day Of July, 1873, on the
pre- misses, at 8 O'Clock P M, the comfortable new
tw >-story FRAMED DIV ELLING near the corner
Of Cherry and China streets, at present occupied by
CT aries H. Thompson Esq, containing four rooms;
inter- in the yard. The lot fronts twenty feet
O Cherry street. Also, two VACANT LOTS adj
] dining. fronting on China street thiry-one feet
: zach, with new enclosure. f.,5 lHt. 81.
TERMS One-fOurth cash; the balance at four,
eight, twelve, and sixteen months, for negotiable
notes, interest added and secured by deed oftrus
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR &c SON,
AUctiuueara
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F,sTABLIsnED 1s4e.
j. NJ. BR4usTREET & SON,
IMPROVED MEscANTILE AGENCY,
14oo asln>street
s dollar Savings BsIh buildinel.
-tDollar Savings BsA buildlng).

Inc nres.etan fer n ea s and Us Success
has SO fully demonstrated its lAeriiand many an
surpassed advantages which y eembaes. that ithas
chants, manufacturers. bankers, aud an who trans
act bnsinesg. 5t@, Il
Our Office here. now; opened and In Thorough
eilire wants OF all branches OF trade and ne most
cordially invite ali needing onr srryic 10 cl exc
az our method. aud test our ability feeling as
r, we cnn satisfy nil, and fully demo lstrafe TO
them it To their interest give us their papnase
Volume 81 issued July lst. . . :. aSsz x
: w. 3. pTBRELL, Superintendent. 81 s
/. i. T,REINo4DS, Assistant superintendent
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By Lyme Il Brotne9,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street.

DRAINED HOUSE, SITUATED ON THE
II EAST LINE OF TWENTY-THtRD BE-
TWEEN VENABLE AND N STREETS, FOR
SALEAT AuCrION;-We shall, at the request Of
the owner sell at public AUCTION, on the premises.
T. NJ, that neat FRAMED COTTAGE located as
above described, containing three rooms; Kitchen,
TERMs At sale. LYME & BROTHER, y
je27 Aucdone2rs
Immediately after the above sale VIC will sell a
beautiful BUILDING LOT, 30 by 100 feet, situated
Gil TweDty-ffth street beyond Venable, west SIDE
je 30 LYME & BROTHER, Auctioneers.
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BY N. NJ. Lee,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
IN. No. lola Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i FARM CONT AIMING ONE HUNDRED AND
SIXTY.FIvE ACRES. IN HENRIC0 COUNTY
AND ADJOINING CURL'S NECK.-By virtue
of deed OF trust executed to me BY John W. West,
bearing Date on the 10th day OF APRIL 1852, recorded
ia the clerks office OF Henrico county court D. B.
~, B, pa $685. being required 10 do by the party
secnre in said deed will proceed to sell public
aTction, on the premises, at O'Clock 1. NJ, on
conveyed In said deed, to wit: A FARM containing
one hundred and sxty-fye acres, more. or less,
adjoining the Lands Of 6r Polndexter, g. Crew. B.
+. Dew, and Others. On the premises there Is a
good dwelling and the usual out-houses !; orchard
OF fruit trees. The place Is also well watered.
of executing this trust and TO pay off certain bond
secured aud described IN said deed, bearpg date on
the 10th day Of April, 1852 for sl1s7ss, with In
terest accrued on same, balance on such terms as
may be made known at the time OF sale
- WILLIAM Fl. PLEASANTS.
10 % s-a3hiEf ~ -st5 's't 3 Trustee.
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By Thomas W. Reese, Auctioneer'
13l7 Main street. .-a

ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNl-
IL ,TJJRE, WISE PIANO, MATT my. r UtL-
CIOTH. COOKING-STOVE, &C., AT AUCTION;
On MONDAY the 3Oth instant, ut 10 O'Clock, WIN
sell at my auctiOu-housc
One WISE PIANO. in prime order; .,,,, r,.r,,.
Two WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS, WIN nialple
pieces; ,,, ,,,ooos.
One OAK CHAMBER SUIT, with marble pieces:
Ono COTTAGE CHAMBER SUIT, with marDle pieces '
hm mo WA1NIIT kTAGERE SIDEBoARD, with marble
top; n,,,pe.
WAINIJT LOUNGES covered with striped reps
Two very superior WALNUT WARDROBES:
One elegant WALNUT WRITING-DEsk'
Ono mo- n 4 a All BOOKCASE AND SECRETARY;
One MAHOGANY CHAMBER SUIT, marble pieces,
TIN SAFES, one SET SINGLE HARNESS. nIiND
THOMAS W. KEESEE, Auctioneer.
Agent for Halls Fire and Burglar-Proof SAFE.
ip %
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ALLEGED HEAVY FoRGERY.-ltis reported
here tonight that about $4,000 of certTn-
Gates of Indebtedness of this District was
recently obtained from the engrayer OF the
certificates in this city on a forged order OF
the Governor, and put upon the market IN
northern cities. The matter is in the hands
of detectives Washington Letter, 2Ih.
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BY Hill Il Goddin. !. -
Real Estate Agents and auctioneers,
No. HOS Maln street.

EXCELLENT BRICK DWELLING ON
1.-THE SOUTH SIDE OF SHC, aT s,rREET
BETWEEN NEW STREET MI TWENTY.
SECOND ST TIRE FOR sA1. Il Ar AUGTIoN.-
we will sell, at O'clock T.. A. The BRICK bWEII,
ING occupied by Mr.. Stephen Chidrey, located as
above, containing s's rooms; well of wster.1n the
premises; Lot ir1nts thirty-four feet by ninety
two. rms Is most excellent location for any per-
son wishing 70 be the business part of the city.
TERMS Jne-third cash balance at six aud twelve
months six per cent. interest, secured by trust
deed. HILL & GODUIE,
je u Aucti0neers.
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slEFTCIAr.
VfYMEATs. &c.-.AlI citizens are

1NSOuND MEATs, &c.-All citizens are
u hereby notified and requested to report all
cslses Of infringement Of the following ordinance
to The clerks OF the markets, that they may be made
to pay the penalty. 81 JOHN e. BOSSIEUX,
=, Chairman.
SECTION II. AMY butcher or Other person who
shall offer for sale at market any sturgeon not pre-
violisly skinned. or any riisound meat, fish, 6esh
fowl eggs, or other hisound article, or any meat
which Is dster pered, or blown, raised stuffed,
or which is dressed or garnlsbed falsely or In any
to DECEIVE, shall pay anne Of not
less than Ave nor more than twenty dollars and for
felt what Is 80 so sold or offered for SALE" b,
q 10 sa.Iw 2 E@&7' + ~ :
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GRuBBs g. WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

EIFTEEN LOTS IN BUENA VISTA,
Il SIDNEY, AT AUCTION.-After the fore
going sale tor Messrs. McRae & Christian, commit
sioners. we will sell fifteen other LOIS III the plan
street opposite to Arlington, each 8axl ana thlr-
teen on south side Cary street. extending from Car
ter to Richie streets. To be SOLO ID @ Ne
Vista,
GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS.
. Il. or -. Auctloneers.
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BY Grubbs &c Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AuctIoneers.
Eleventh. street betw cen Main and Bank,

= EfeVenrb sweet DetWeeH IhaiH auu D 1nh', n
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF EIGHT
I J. BJIJI,DINeS LCyrS.IN IT, HE PLAN OF 'sBUE-
Ma VISTA = fsIDNEY} AT. AUCTION.
Wilkinson and wifef Chesterfield court. Decree
rS. 18th fs1cember. 1917
Fore st. - i,... - - - : a..
In execution of said dscree, we viii sell, upon the
premises, on MONDAY, 7ssh June, commencing at
s. O'Clock P. NJ, LOTS Nos. 123 to 1870 inclnSiye,
Iiams extending out TO Carter street and ia
rear Of the Baptist church, Sales win be 10 quanti-
ties as may be desired. A good opportunity TO buy
TERMS: One-fourth cash: balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months, with Interest. ~
- - G. C.MCRAE. f.--
FRANK W. CHRISTIAN,
- commissioners.
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A correspondent wants TO know IL we can
tell him how to keep his glasses on his nose:
We suggest that he sandpaper his proboscis.
Troy Press. 'tfi
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ByW. B. Robins,
81 Tefafa ranf md "A r1pffnT

ByW. B. Robins,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,t -'s
zoos Bank street, next to the cusfom-house. 40
GALE By AUCTIONO OF SEVEN BUILD
y: ING LOTS IN THE MOST VALUABLE AND
IMPROVING PART OF The TOWN OF PORT
MAYO-At the request of the owner, shall OH
TUESDAY the LIST day Of July, 1879. at o'clock =:
NJ, sell by auction the SEVEN BUILDING LOTS
above described Five of them front on the north
line Of Louisiana street near TO- the west line az
Williamsburg avenue, and two of them front on
the west line OF Williamsburg avenue near to the
north luc of Louisiana street. isag Il Li31s.Er,i
TERMS: Liberal, and madc known at sale. i !.
w. B. ROBINS, =
lie 60 ,sst @ Auctionerr.
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ij BY Grubbs q Williams, 49,.
| tAuctioneefs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


SALE OF THAT
~ HANDSOME NEW BRICK nMELLIHG No;
SOUTH THIRD STREET BETWEEN MAIN
AND CARY SHEETS, AFAUCTI0N.t tests & y
seaa1ef Decree of Richmond Chaneery Court,
schaffar.( 18th June, 1879: sf t,,,.r, n, y..ss
y Inexecuton of said decree. will sell at auction,
upon the premises, ON MONDAY, 2sd June, after
the sale Of Mr. TaEsiy,s property adjoining. say
to, now occupied by Mator A. w. CARRIER. ..fssi
This house was most carefully built withir Few
years past; has nine rooms, besides closets and an
desirable ,appendages to frst-class private rea-
dence, including all the modern improvements.
Beautifully finished, and thoroughly arranged In
every detail for the highest degree Of comfort and
convenience of large family. ,.a...a
The situation Is one Of the most desirable In the
entire city. gp - srT IN 60 go ts w '".
q TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. with In
terest added, and title retained by the court until the
notes are paid. 4. THOMAS j. EVANS.
q |si5t - '~ Commissioners.
y GIsUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
.r.I ts> @E POSTPONEMENT. "a e
Postponed on account of the Tnin until WE'D. .
NESDAY, July cd, ut 60'clock z. ~.
Il, THOMAS .. nE;ssINSsr
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