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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-26

Real Estate Agent and Auct!Onc"r,
No. l0li Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE BUILD
L ING LuT> On Ilit EAST SIDE uF fifIIl
STREET AID ONE nN TIit NoRi II SD.
OF FIFTH STREFT.~BN yiriu. Ola deed Of irr'.I
executed bv james +. ,rviin I" The undersigned.
bearing date the 9Th day Of June. l>7g Irr0rd'i
In the clerks office nf Richmond Chan"crv Court.
d. b. o., b. L. 225. being requested so Ia do by the
beneficiary IN said decd. will proceed To sell At pub
lie auction, on MONDAY. I'd day OF Jun" neat, on
the premises. at ) o'clock L. NJ. the LOTS Ih"'o
described-the three first named described In said
deed as Lots Nos. 3. 1. AMI >. on plan 81 ilIp
drawn Ivy J. j. PlCisInlS, surveyor, ana i""rhd
with and made part Of Il certain ""'Ii nom " e.
Hughes Ia james f.. Goblin. dated IN dN ~ Jun
1872 and recorded i'm said clerk oiicc fronting 80
by la2 i,rt on Fifth street
Also another lbT on the north lie 81 Fun
street, and Described OF said utapa> LOT So ~tr"n'-
| I,r on the north side III Firth street 80 by Cli"f
TERMS Sufficient in cash la ,I"tr;,y IN" 'NI'ri..a
of executing this trust andtu pay on ihr" urgo'.
bile notes amounting in The ag- TCgnf" 10 s'-9l. ~h
some interest dlr. thereon for hilancc. on N h
terms as may be made known a, I'll" tim" of sal".
my g \. VI. LEE llust.,
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ARRIVED.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and PASSENGERS, l.. r. Tatum, agent
steamer Isasc Bell, Brakeman, New York, mer-
chaudise and passengers, G. w. Allen L Coz agents.
Schooner l.. & D. Fisk, Baker, Woods Hole, guano,
Allison & Addison.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk. lner-
cl,andise and passengers. l.. T. Tatuin. agent.
Steamer Empire, Gauticr. Philadelphia, mcrcllan-
disc and passengers, W. =. Porter. agent.
schooner j. W Lockwood, sharrett, New York,
caDuel coal. Curtis L Parker.
Schooner w. H. Squire, WiXon, New York, call
mel coal. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Butterfly, Frank, Baltimore, merchan-
disc, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner George Twibcll, Miller, Philadelphia,
merchandise Curt Is L Parker.
Schooner Hope, Mitchell down river, light.
Schooner Robert Franklin, hppeGarth Balti-
more uia Wilson's landing, railroad ties, Curtis &
Parker.
Schooner North Carolina, Morgan, Philadelphia
ria Chickahominy, lumber, Curtis ( Parker.
Schooner Francis French, rhrogmorton, down
river to load wood, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner w. X. MaSse Warren, Chcrrystonc,
empty barrels.
SAILED SUNDAY, Is.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Brakeman, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, G. W. Allen Co., agents.
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By ". GO'Idin,
Auctioncer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh AMI Bank streets.

E,OR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
T. on THURSDAY the 18th Of MAY. 1879. ut s
o clock L. NJ. the " ORkS AMI PROPERTY of the
AMERICAN ROLLED NUT AND TUBE COM
PANY situated III the foot of Ninth street, James
CHlStS OF the company under existing contracts
for Use of patents The property and franchises ct
the companv consist of Furnaces fpudng and
heating) Rolls. Engines Saws. and Machinery com
pete for making and furnishing nuts tubes, shaft
Ing, and hollow bars
The works and property are situated on leased
ground lease having six years TO rum at 5000 per an
mum, with free water privilege.
The undersigned will receive proposals for pur-
chase in part or as i whole until The day of SALE and
furnish any information that may be desired by
parties Wishing TO become purchasers.
Parties engaged In any branch of iron manufac-
ture In which this machinery part Of 1t can liz
utilized will do well 10 confer with the President
or any member Of In" committee. Liberal arrange
ments will be made with any one having sufficient
experience To carry on the works. either for the
Manufacture Of the articles patented or any other
iron work In which the machinery. &C., now on
hand can be probably employed.
The company has been successful In the manu-
facture of nuts by this process having produced at
very low price article far superior to any made
In this Country Europe: hut owing To difference
of opinion among the stockholders us to the past
and future policy of the company II Is thought best
to wind up It's affairs w
Trims: At sale. WILLIAM +. TANNER
FREDERICK r. SCOTT,
Parker CAMPBELL.
II. +. e. BASKERVILLE,
". /. COW ARDlN,
j K. JOHNSON.
=. Committee
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AUCTION RALEa-Futnre Days.
BY Wellington God6in,
Anctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Of Elasenth and Bank streets.

EXCELLENT BRICK DWELLING
PLAN, ON THE NORTH SIDE OF HARvIE
STREET, NEARLY 0PRgsITE to The RES:
FIVE HUNDRED YARDS WEST UF THE COR
PORATION LINE, FOR SALE At AUCTION.
the request of the trustee shall sell at auction,
on the PROMISES on tuesday, the sd June, 1879
ut S o'clock P. NJ, that EXCELLENT BRICK
TENEMENT, located rs above, now In the occl-
pancy of mr. Thomas Morriss, together with FOR
TY-EIGHT LOTS attached, each having front OF
as to 90 feet and depth of $50 to ITO feet according
to plat and survey to be seen. at my office The
and Is really an attractive place The lots for the
most part lie well and the whole premises are we'll
enclosed To those who wish 10 secure comfort
able residence and cheap lots this Is most favor
able opportunity. Sale positive.
TERMS: One-thir'i cash i: the balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest added,
secured by deed or trust.
w. GUDDIN,
my 81 "a Is a. J2 q tuctiOnetr.
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Death Of Distinguish cd CIersyrnen.

WASHINGTON, May 24.-Rev. John Early,
president of Georgetown College, died lust
night from apoplexy, by which he was pros
trated Oh Thursday.
Rev. Father Dismet, for thirty years Il
Jesuit missionary to the Indians, is dead.
ST. LOUIS, May 24.-Thc funeral of Father
Desmet. the Indian missionary. took place in
this city this morning, and was attended by
an immense concourse Of people.
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BY W. GO'i'ilu.
Real Estate Agent aud Aurt!cn"'r.
office corner of Eleventh and Bank s'r'rt'
VNHE BEAUTIFUL AND HIGH l. !

THE BEAUTIFUL AAp IL " !. , !,
L ATTRACTIVE FARM CALEB, SIR :,
W90HD;1 oS T H BEV n%r uii <SErl -
RICHMOND, FOR SALE At At' i",rrr,-,"",
la sold ai auction. on tha prciai'r'' on '''.
the Goth day Of May, h77, c""i"rirlh- ~ d, ,t
L. NJ, the beautiful and at;rtri'"lAFih Hnl'' 80,
wood, located IL above. houn'icd on one ~.
farm owned aud uccuplc! by lir w. Il '''>l.
and on the other side ~ that owned am
nv Mr. Charles liartwell and by ihH "i pr
Rose, containing ny recent sutN'N r',,,-',',,.
FIVE ACRES. Of which about thlt" 10 i"Ni T. ~
are I'm nine woods. aud four acres In nHA Si",',
h,,apcc of The land j. perfectly level. t' go w..
most part In high state oi iertit!' - wv
crops will .llow. , ,,I.rt.r
RESIDE NOE. with siN rOuins. front i''"
nnr,urs running The whole irIiEfh ~ 'h' Nv
4 kitchen: dairy; tHS "tt'r ""'II,nN'' ,nI' ,,.t
rolorrd persons: mn excellent ne" th'h' H',., IA,
r.rriac,,-lioiIsn: one other rJrrl3S' ~unn''' ~,
Gnr w'i,er and a pump near thr stable, ih''' y
an excellent Young orchard Al; tli' "ih N''''
front ol tue dwelling Is beautiful one ,.Y
Ii viii he sold whole. or dlNid,'l ;" - w. tg.
with the dwelling IS acres with III" iut ) inr -,'
of II. embracing the orchard ana 4 -hItu LIVE '',,
dwelling. is acres and the retr portion. Ir""'hr
the Hermitage road, will bc divided Int" thr'' ''.,
Of ll3 acres each. IT,. ,.tr
Grounds where land has IL. emily Ia '"' 80 n,
acre aud one mile from hi'hm"hd l"h-' W..
the most desirable part Of the sGhuib, ''F ~
dcucts. rs the nei2hbCrh"nd - pf"N'E'' ~ .N.
4 plat OF the property ctu d. st:'i ~ ~ ....I
and MIR. T. W Wood rsidiu: "n ihc pi''''
show IL 10 thrs4. who ay call on hiin. ,..
hour of s,Ir W. GUpDlN. tu''iN"'
PUSTruNEMENT
In ,nus,oueprcs ct rain The a'lps" si' ~ !.
poned until WEDNESDAY, Nj! = i'''.
O'Clock Z. NJ. .
NV 9g.tds ". GUDDlN. Auri"nFf
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Heavy Suspensions among Lumber
Dealers.

Troy, n. Y, May 24.-The following
firms, members Of the combination to con.
troll the northern lumber market, have sus.
pended. Their liabilities amount to some
S9,oOo.ooO: White e. Co., Albany; S. w.
Barnard 4 Co.. New York; o. Richards &
Sons, Londy Hill r. ". Adams & Co.,
New York Dodge & Co.. New York Page
y Co., Oswego; c. Il. Nichols g. Co., Alba
ny; the Williamsburg Mill and Lumber
Company; Chambers d Co., Cleveland
Watson a. Twitchell, Chicago; Barton &
Spencer, Elizabeth; r. A. LovelaDd, Chica,-
go. All are extensive dealers in lumber.
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1a.a>r,xI:rn FROM FIRST pAeE.l
bishop being $4,000, this addition was, OF
motion, unanimously voted.
STATE OF THE CHURCH.

STATE OF THE CHURCH.
The Committee on the State Of the Chufcn
reported through their chairman (Rev. I. d.
Gibson, y. D., Of Petersburg. ihe repoi'
considers the condition Of the diocese en''
nent|y encouraging. Twelve thousand eoh''
nunicants nearly 80 candidates for orders
=, increase of 100 in the number confirmed,
mud If $40 900 in contributions, are men,
toned As causc for devout acknowledge.
mcnt. strong ground in favor OF free
churches and of the tithe system in religious
giving was taken.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Inquiry into the relation of the Southern
syhmrhmon 10 the diocese was, on motion
referred to committee consisting of Rev.
W. {. Meredith, u. D.. and G. +. Lee, Esq.
Recess was then taken for divine service
Upon the rea>sembling after service a sup"
scription was commenced in hehait OF tue
salary of the first Of the crangelt>ts con-
templated i'm the resolution Of yesterday. In
= short time more than enough for the salary
of one was pledged.
The usual grateful Acknowledgements were
voted 10 thr citizens Of Winchester for their
generous hospitality: to the committee OF
reception for their attendance; to lines OF
travel for free return tickets.
There being no further business the Coun-
Gil at once, after the singing OF the twentg-
fifth hymn. and prayer by the assistant
bishop adjourned to meet in Charlottesville
on the third Wednesday in May, 1874.
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By Gruhtps & Williams.
Auef!orcerS and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main ana Bauk.

I'HE VIRGINIA SUGAR REFINERY
PROPERTY, EMBRACING VERY EALu-
ABLE REAL ESTATE AT ROCKETS, WITH
AND THE ENTIRE STOCK OF MACHINERY
AND FIXTURES, WITH AN AMPLE FLOW
OF CLEAR SPRISG-NATER, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-Iu pursuance OF \ resolution OF the
stockholders of the Virginia Sugar Refining COM
pany, adopted 2lst Aprn, 1872 the undersigned the
committee thereby appointed Tor the purpose, will
sell At auction upon the premises, on THURSDAY,
5th day OF June. 1879 commencing at O'Clock I.
NJ, their entire property, above referred to.
1t embraces the real estate, fronting $50 feet on
Lester street, ami running buck about leo feet To
james river having frontage thereon Of about $50
feet, with ine whtrscs the larger part OF which has
been newly built with depth of water of lo feet /,
aforng wharfage for the largest craft that come to
this port. There are large brick buildings l5Os 50
feat, OF The most substantial character Also, u
complete outfit OF irst-clsss machinery for refining
sugars. ...
With the property viii be sold the Sprlug and
r'.h' of WAY lher.fron TO tn. rei!ucrv. with the
pipes conveying an abundant supply of clear water
The property l. very Valuable for manufacturing
purposes Of many KINDS, particularly for refinery,
paper. ull or distillery.
The rpalts,ate alone, by reason OF It's warer-front
near 10 Ire wharycs al the Chesapeake and Ohio
Rai.rt nd Company, should attract the attention OF
capitalists
TERMS: OEe-fourth cash balance Mt & ., and IL
months, for negotiable uots with interest added,
and secured by deed OF trust.
J. 4 (. haffftt;iHfSiLL, Committee.
L. J, WRIGHT,
6Atnps q WILLIAMS, Auslenssrs. myT
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New YORK, May 24.-Specie shipments
to-day. s200,000.
The Free-masons have decided TO receive
the remains of Minister Orr upon their ar.
liyal from Russia.
The carpenters society has notified all its
members working over eight hours to quit
on Monday.
Train has IL hearing on Wednesday upon
his own application and that of two en-
dorserS of his sanity.
Forty thousand immigrants arrived at
Castle Garden this week. Over eight thou
sand came OH Monday.
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The Congressional Excursionisfs.

NEW ORLEANS, May 2J.-The "Bellc Lee"
with the Congressional eXc,lrsionists, re-
turned from the BaIize this morning. The
Visitors are well pleased with the trip.
The Congressman seem to regard the pro-
posed Fort st. Phillip canal as the only prac-
tical means Of securing permanent deep.
water outlet to the Gulf. The excursionists
departed this evening ut O'Clock by the
jackson railroad.
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BY W. Goddin,
by W. Goudln.
Auclioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF ELEVEN
- BEAUTIFUL HALF-ACRE LOTS IN DU-
26t. 2G7, $50, 2S7. 293. 294, OPPOSITE TO THE
"HAM" CEMETERY. TO BE SuBDlNlDED
INTO ABOUT FIFTY LOTS OF THE USUAL
SIIE.-Will be sold AT auction. on the premises on
MONDAY the Goth of May. 1878. at o'clock I. NJ,
those ELEVEN HALF.ACRE LOTS located as
above. each To he subdivded into four or hvssaiicr
feet. These lots arc beautifully located. command
ing Il lovely view or the city and suburbs, and are
iy the excellent and substantial bridge recently
thrown across RacOns branch. These lots VIII
probably sell ut $50 To 500 each thus giving TO per-
sons of small means Il favorable chance TO secure
cheap home
TERMS: One-third cash; balance at four and eight
months for negotiable notes. Interest added secured
nv a trust deed. W. GOBDIN,
'mvIa AuctiOnetr.
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BY Hill 4 Goddin, Auctionccrs,
No. HOS Main street,

MIGHTY BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
T. LOTS ON TIE WESTERN LINE OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND FOR SALE AT AUG
TIOS.-Un FRIDAY. June 9TH, 1873, on the pre-,
misses commencing ut 81 O'Clock 7. NJ, we Will sell
so LOTS, fronting each 30 feet by from 1873 10 200
feet on Cary, Jacquclin. Ashland, Blair Claiborne
aud Winder streets. between the city line ana the
village Of Harvc. This beautiful section Is rapidly
building up. Many Of the Iecently-sold lots now
have or are having, built oil them tasty houses.
street to Carter street. Cary street has been also
graded. These, with Improvements rapidly going
on make this very desirable field Tor investment
We call attention of non-rcsidents OF Richmond 10
this opportunity OF buying property near orr grow
Ing city.
TERMS: Dne-fourth cash: balance In four, eight,
and twelve months. HILL GODDlN,
my 2.-2H.2s. 30MY&tds AuciiOnrcrs.
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BY Richardson & 90,
SALE OF \ DE.
Real Estate Agents aud Aucti"u II
lib Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ DEL.
" RAELF DWELLING ASD FhtRltt>
VALUABLE BUILDING Lots. - III TOW :
OF MANCHESTER, 81 AJtIlD\.-lu ">"t.ut.n
of "A decree nt tn. Circuit Court ~ th''-'tt'i ~
county. entered al The November term, re, ~ ''r
suit OF Strlu.iellOw. guardian. rs. >Frnfril"" g
heirs. We shall sell ty auction. nn The: pI!u s 80
TUESDAY the 18th instant At u "cl"'S I. W.. u'
real estate mentioned In said SUIT not ''r t"tnl'
sold. consisting of y desirable tEANt NV IT,
IN, containing four rouiu-. the u-uai uu'-s"u '.
and lot. Also, FOURTEEN VALUABLE hlILl'-
lNt; LOTS. composing III" 2-lu1r" hi NuN. = ~
zion boul ,lrd respectively hS Naury. J"i''r."U ~
rtt, aud clay streets, Plat 81 which Vii t., 'NlN
hited nj the time of sale.
TERMS : Dnc-thiri of the pnfrhir" MONEY 'u'n " .
the residue in Two c,lIrs instruments Il IN an
twelve months, nrgotilbe nDic,, with interest 5l.
ed TO bc given for The deferred payment, fu1 '''
title retained until the whole puI"har" H'"rF Is
paid and 4 conveyance ordered by The C"sr'
WILLIAM ANEth~.
J \. re II tEb-''N.
f,mmi~ I"u,r-.
\ CO.. AurtlDUp,r.. Hii w.
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BY Hill & Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. llnS Main street.


TWO ACRES OF LAND, WITH FRAME
l. HOUSE. STABLE. &C. ON CRAlGHr TON
ROAD HALF MILE BEYOND THE CORPO-
RATE LINE, FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-On
THURSDAY, May a9fh, We will sell, at the request
IF Mr.. Ernest Germanlan, on the premises, at 5
O'Clock Z. NJ, TWO ACRES OF LAND, highly
improved, with fruit and grapes the place cX-
celient watar good stable, and cow-housc. The
dwelling contains seven rooms, put up within the
past four years .
TERMS: Onc.tllird cash; balance II six and
twelve months six per cent. interest. secured by
trust deed. HILL tiOl,DlN.
my % AucioUecrs
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by Grubbs i Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank,

hight OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
IA BUILDING LOTS ON FRANKLIN STREET
FOR SALE AT AUCTION We will sell mt auc-
ton, on the premises, on TUESDAY The eth OF
May. at O'Clock r. NJ, The eight beautiful LOTS
situated on the north side of Franklin street he
tween Laurel and Shafer streets. adjoining Sir. T.
{. WiiaIis's. aud opposite to MIR. S. ". Harwood's
They front together 254s feet and run back about l5a
feet to All alley about 20 feet wide and Will be sub
divided TO suit purchasers. These lots are az the
most elevated point on FRANKLIN street, In u most
beautiful and delightful neighborh0od, and are I'M
questionaby the most desirable now In the market.
TERMS: Al sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
my 20 Auctunecrs
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time the salaries of operatives while serving
In the Republican ranks. Juntas "'e ''fn''
ing to enforce the levy
Italy. /
Pour Nav 4.-The funeral of Count
,,anznn, will be most imposing.
The pope contemplates anathematiZins
the members of the Italian Cabinet and all
other parties engaged in seeuhrizins the
,,,opastpries
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BY HIN L Goblin,
Real Estate Agents and Aut'lplltrf''
No. los Main strrti.

VERY VALUABLE AND AlihA =,
' TIVE FAkM On The LINZ ~ wv
CHESAPEAKE AND OHlOkAlLhuAHn;n, ",>D
TY-FOUR MILES FROM RlCHMnNUxt ,,tt~-
OSE-sUURTH OF A NILE FROM LII ~ III, H.
WILLIE, HANOVER COUNTY, o. iunFrrHW tr
MOND. FREDERICKSBURG AM r rrynS On
RAILROAD, FOR SALE AT Az ,..r,,,r..
TUESDAY the Goth day OF May. on ttiJ INV
at II o'clock we will sell the very 'alI' -,
called BEAR ISLAND. late me tt2'1'n, ,.e,
Richard C waihinev deceased. Inc ''im .,Pt-.
ONE THOUSAND AND NlNEtl'SlA,,,,,h ,rI,.,
about oue-thirt In woods. and lies on ,rnn. ir,.!
OF tue Chesipeake and Ohio raiiroad--'n -l..
aeres on the east and the balance on thr "" s,,.4n.
IL Is Justly considered one vi the - ,',,utlt,
farms In the Vicinity, there being ii Mls,rtr,,,l.
of meadow land susceptible Of high nias,,.,,tn 81
The highlands We'd adapted I" W. I'M, .ou-
wheat, Corn, and Tobacco. ID: hrGr"''''s"t'. viii
sist If a large ard comnodteu. bii'A ~ '.,-
all the usual out houses. and there Is
dreu yards Of fbe mansion never, it'LT ,hatsacs
excellent water. BtptiS. and Episr"aH'ii> al lhe
IN the Immediate urtghhorho"d. oi'
mineral rights reserved. . ,~u,
TERMS: 0ne-fuurth cash: 6sisnes =. = ,d!rsi,
and thrive years, With STA per cent. ia'' r>,->.uu
secured hy trust deed CD the properly ,IIrr>s
I'm a short time. For further ntorinal."n' t,.,,r.
HILL i GsDDi NJ" .tr,rt.
my l-eottIIth!dtd Tvs
#s.. POSTP0SEMtSr' {
Tho above sale has been postl'3nea on 49,, In, al
incleIneut weather ~ WEDSESpA.i,, y.Si,pi>.
the sNnl0 hour. HILL au,tieu,sr"
my Observation-Disclosures
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BY Grubhs Il Williams.


4 SSIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
n LEASEHOLD PROPERTY IN MANChtS
TER Was assignee of George h. stacy & son,
bankrupts will offer for sale at public auction, on
MONDAY, May 20, ls73. ut O'Clock 4 NJ, ON me
nre1niscs, that certain BR OK AND WOOD
BUIL DING situated on Hull street. In Manchester
u short di-tauce from Mayo's bridge, formerly
known as Bradley Foundry, and now aud has been
for several wear. past, occupcd by Messrs. George
b. stacy & Son rs 4 storehousc and mattress manu-
factory. ...-
The buildings arr extensive and in fair condition.
The land on which tn" buildings are erected i
leased from the town of Manchester IT an annual
rent OF Sl25 per Year.
Terms: One-third cash: balance at aud l.
months, interest added.
WILLIAM H. ALLDkRplCE.
my l5-COdttls AsSiknre.
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AUCTION GALEsLThis Nay.
BY Cook Il Lauehron, AuctlOueers.
corner Franklin and Governor streets.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUG
III TION.-On MONDAY, 2sth Instant, at 10
O'Clock, will sell at the residence 1t10 Franklin
street. next house below the ballard House. gene
raj assortment Of HOUSEHOLD FURN1TURE'
consisting OF
BUREAUS,
..s.. BEDSTEAnS.
WARDROBES,
WASHoTANDS,
BIDS,
MATTRESSES,
LOUNGES,
CHAIRS.
LOOKING GLASSES.
CARPETS,
TABLES, &C.
large assortment of DINING-ROON WARE
and the uscal variety Of KITCHEN FURNITURE;
including frst-rate CUOkING-STOFE ana
UTENSILS.
The furniture has been little used. and embraces
the variety usually found In frst.cass boarding
house COOK & LAUGHTON,
my "a AuctioDerrs.
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Cattle Depredations on the Texas
ROrsler.

BROWNSVILLE. May 24.-To-day,s Sentinel,
mentioning the various cattle robberies this
month by armed Mexscans. places the num-
her stolen and crossed into Mexico within a
radius of sixty miles OF this city at not less
than ], 600 head, while higher up the river
proportonate number have been driven into
Mexico.
The reported raid of Colonel Mckenzie
into the Kickapoo camp in Mexico ana III.
punishment of the Indians has caused very
general satisfaction here, and viii ten o =: ~
lessen the dcpredations if the same po''es =
carried out.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-26
BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and AuctlUnecr,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GtOM MISSIONER'S SALE OF A NEAT
" AND VERY ATTRACTIVE Residence
ON THE EAST Line OF SEvENTli STREET
n uJOININii THE CITY SPR1NG.-As commits
sioner of the Chancery Court of Richmond, under
decree eneredon the nth Of July s7i: IN the case
premises. on FRIDAY the 3oth of May. 1913, ut 5
O'Clock L. NJ, IF fair: If not, the first fair day
hereaterl the neat at and very comfortable
RESIDENCE located above now In the Occu-
pancy Of Mr.. n. w. Walton.
The lot /, adjoining the City Spring lot on the
south. and has front of 80 feet on the east line OF
seventh street and depth of l23 feet to l4-foot
alley. The front building IS of brick, three storie'
high ana Is covered with slate. The wing Is two
stories high weather-hoarded, and covered with
tiu II contains nine rooms with ire-paccS to seven
of them: also five closets. front ana rear porChc'
covered with tin, gas through the house, and city
water In the yari. greenhouse. kiich' II, and SER
wants room : s,nukr. house, stable. coal and WOOL
hoils. &C.. In the yard. The property Is all HI Rno'i
order.
TERMS Liberal. and made known at hour of
sale. IL. u. CAN Nun,
nv 2s-td Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-26
OF for the yfenun ExDosition,

BALTIMORE, May 4.--Among the pa>sen-
gers by the Leipzia, which sailed from this
port to-day for Bremen, are A. S. Abel,
Esq. proprietor of the Baltimore Sun, his
son Walter, and two daughters, on visit to
the Vienna exposition.