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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-19

oo'r:-ln the Washington Circuit Court rss
terday''n the case Of Thos. Mills, coloroa W. ' -
orange and Alexandria Railroad, an ,s, 'M tne
slV"l damages for cutting off one e'' ~! II! .pl
hiahIii $ feet the Court held that As tho o ,"c
uence showed that the Orange and AlcxanSi..;..,
,IttaihS. When running on the Alexandria and
y. " aShlngton railroad were under the control ~,
' nc agents of the latter road, the Orange and
Alexandria Company were not liable for a ,he
'iIJury, The jury accordingly found for the
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CHOLERA. The Washington Republican OF
this morning says case Of cholera is reported
as having occurred 10 Georgetown yesterday.
There is no occasion for alarm regarding the
report as it has not been ascertaiped there is
apv danger of an epidemic. 1t is well, how
ever, that every precaution should be taken,
and especially is it necessary that our people
shall carefully guard against the use OF vegcta-
HES that are not fresh.
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Sl.U.HEK RESORTS.
ID AWLEY SPRINGS,

RAWLEY SPRINGS
ELEVEN MILES FROM HARRISONBG.,
IN ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA.
This celebrated Watering Place will be opel.
for visitors on the 1st of q K, 1873, under the
management of JOS. N. WOODWARD. Esq.
The water of these Springs is the strongest
Chaly beate in the United States, and il. pecu-
liarly efficient in the Diseases of Females, while
us Tonic its virtues are unsurpassed.
ACCOM- STRICTLY FIRST
GLASS;
Rates of Board. day 81. so; per week SIS;
per month $50. Children under II years of age
and servants half price n. Is. TRICK,
je lin President Board of Directors.
\ 4 Il l. Ms SP RINGS.
ID g ss .ssEE s -:
The undersigned would respectfully inform
the public that we have leased the above namod
Springs, which is considered the most popular
SUM ER RESORT for
ENCU RSIONS, PIC MICS AND PATlES,
With splendid Groves. fine Dancing Pavilion
and tie best Spring Water in the country.
Parties wishing to engage the above named
Springs can do 50 by applying to the following:
NJ BOSSART,
No 81 S. Fairfax ST. Alex, Va.
H. HERBNER
my 2S--lm No. 1872 King ST., Alex, Va.
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AUTOMATICALLY correspondent of the

ALEXANDRIA.-The correspondent of the
Loudoun Enterprise says Tn my converse.
tlons with pcrs ms from the country, discover
that great many false impressions and foolish
prcIudlccs still exist in regard to our city, but
do not apprehend they will last long as the
signs of progress and Improvement here are
striking and unmlstakable.
Many persons seem to suppose because the
growth OF Alexandria has been slow in the past
there is but little prospect OF her ever attain
ing to the full proportions and dignity of a
great city. But this is u very mistaken idea.
Since the late war, the city has Increased won
dertully both in size and population and her
future is fully as bright and fair seeming as that
Of any other city south Of Masons and Dxons
line. Her manufactures, and machine shops,
her river trade and shipments and receipts,
her many fine schools and splendid railroad
facilities, her proximity to Washington and
other great monicd centres of the country, her
commission houses with their conSignmcnts,
and her growing trade with the merchants and
farmers Of Virginia. all point to her as city des-
tined crelong to reach the very highest degree
OF prosperity.
Alexandria was greatly Frustrated by the late
war, and her material prosperity has been Sc
vercly checked, but In spite of all these Difficult
ties she has maintained her position nobly and
is now fairly out Of the woods and advancing on
the highway, of wealth power, influence and
Importance
The new market building which has but re-
Gently been completed, is an ornament to the
city. 1t was built at a cost of sos 900, and for
architectural beauty and symmetry is unsur-
passed by any building of the sort in the Unit
ed States.
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GIFT C<I.N-CEKTS.
LIBRARY GIFT CONCERT.
$500 900 IN BANK TO PAY GIFTS.

A FULL DRAWN CERTAIN
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ssl a a DENNISON'S PATENTSIIIP.
hHl llEa, TA4.S

I'M Over 2OO millions have been used
| Hl4l within the past ten years without
! III wv complaint of loss by tug becoming de-
| ,ucned All Express companies uSo them
sold by Printcrsa and SlntioncrS Every
| ,pnnra my 6-co3rn
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butchers Dead Shot for Bed Bugs

CERTAIN DEATH TO III ]. ' EHH1H
Kills on touch, destroys eggs and nests; roots
them out Use it and sleep in peace. - and
SO cants Large bottles the cheapest. jc3-eoln
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E.YlIrRSTO.N.s avn PI(.rzCs.

-~ EXCU RSION
EmsE..2:tsS1fsw. THE
First BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL
TO MARSHALL HALL.
ON TUESDAY, JUNE oath, 1879.
Boats leave the foot of King street at ii d. M,
10! H. III. and p. m.
Adults tickets 5Oc children's tickets 95c.
je ltd
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The thermometer to-day, at noon' IN th'
sl.ade, stood at 9l'.
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SHELVES AND COIT NTERS OEERFLOW
ING.
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ST. MARY's CHURCH. Tho repairs to St..
Mary's Church, lately in progress, have been
completed, and great improvement In the
appearance of the building has been the result.
The whole front has been rcplastcred, painted
and blocked off, so as to resemble gray sand
stone, the cross over the door, and the cOrnlces
Of the windows and door being Of dark brown
color. The stecple has been painted a light
drab with moudings of light brown, and the
spire, slate co,ored. The course of the stair
steps leading to the galleries has been changed
so as to enlarge the vcstibulc and afford ampler
facilities for egress, and light swinging frames
covered with enamclcd cloth have been substl-
tuted for the heavy solid mahogany doors,
which were the front doors Of the old church,
but lately used to divide the veslibule from the
body of the church, and which were presented
to the church at its original erection by the
Captain and cousignccs Of a brig that brought Il
cargo of mahogany from Honduras to this port.
A new doorway has been cut in each end ofthc
vestibue, opening upon steps leading to the
side yards, from which ways have been paved
to the main entrance. The walls have also been
strongly braccd. The expense incurred 10y the
improvements mentiond has been paid by Faith
er O'kanc from contributions collected by him
for that purpose, and it is his intention to have
the interior of the church repaired during the
coming fall, and to authorize the holding of a
fair for the purpose OF raising the requisite
funds Father o Kane has been here but Il
short time, but has already cndcared himself TO
his congregation aud made many friends outside
Of his faith.
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ASH Goa l..

Now unloading from schooner jos Cake, tot
,r Ouun street \ cargo OF superior WHITE
ASH COAL, Egg, Stove and Nut Size; Orders
left with Messrs Garidge u Griss, druggists,
will be promptly filled >,u
u u
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.J.NESE.HE.2-T5.

q A II Z z 7 a Ii a l.
EXHIBITION, CONCERT & TABLEAUA.
A Parlor Entertainment consisting OF oolos'
H H'ETfHT9iD ISL PROTESTANT SABBATH
SCHOOL of this city, on FRIDAY NIGHT,
thc 10Th instant, ut SAkEPTA HALL-the
proceeds TO purchase brsry for the scho9l; ron
Tickets DC each. For sale by the Ghlarch
and teachers, und at The Farmers and Mcctnn
les Savings Bank, on Prince street. and At the
door of the hall.
jc ltd D. IAChl' HulI.
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RS"YouSG MES's CHRISTIAN AssocIATIoN.
The undersigned WIS authorized At the lust
meeting to address circular to the friends Of its
activities appealing for nj in the, shape of re-
ligious ncwspaprrs, Sunday School pape1iTs'
tracts and other reading matter suitable Tor DIS
trbution al the jail aims house. canal ha5n
coal wharvcs and in the two Sunday Schools of
this Society In every religious family in our
city there are doubtless piles of read and "cct-
mulatcd matter Of the above kind and tho Gen
cral 'ccrctnry csn fully assure those VIII" would
kindly donate SUCH that they can be used to The
greatest spiritual advantage in our work. by
leaving word ut my Office, No 81 King street.
the aforesaid matter will be sent for or it Gun be
sent to me. JAS. ENTWlsLE, d.,
ia 1875 General Secretary.
J.5~Thc members of Potomac Lodge, No, IS
l. .. &. r., are requested to meet IN their hnl!
on Saturday evening" the DIST instant, ut eight
O'Clock, the regular meeting having been post
poncd until that time
d. r. STANsRuRY, w. G. T..
NJ V. B. KIDw ELL, Sec. pro tenn. Jc l9-.t
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Zion BORON. 1t was calm last night and
the temperature was exceedingly warm, and
sleep under other most favorable conditions was
sought in vain by many; but none who lived
within sound of Zion Bottom could boast this
morning of ten minutes nap during the en-
tire night; for disturbance commenced in
that locality at an early hour and continued
until long after midnight, and when it was
Quoted the dogs made the time hidcous until
lust as sheer exhaustion was weighing down
the eyc-ids of the weary, the chickens COM
nenccd their matutinal chorus, and after them
the flies.
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KNIGHTS or ST. PATNICK-At a regular
meeting of the Commandcry of Knights Of ST.
Patrick held at their hall, in Harlow's build
ing, last night, Deputy Commander NJ: Is.
Harlow in the chair, and Jno. 7. Rice,
Recorder, Sir Knights John Launon and John
Il. Ill., delegates to the Catholic Beneficial
Union, presented their report, which was ac-
cepted, aud vote of thanks rendered the
delegates.
The Commander appointed a committee of
six to revise the Constitution, and a committee
of five on uniform, and committee of two
to notify all absent members to be present at
the next regular meeting, as officers Of the
Commandery arc then to be elected.
Four applications for membership were re-
ceiycb and referred to the Board of Governors.
The meeting was very largely attended.
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SODA WATER ut
~ jel9 WAKEFIELD & HALLS.
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ANOTHER Fox HUNT. A colorcd waiter at
St. Johns Academy, having possessed HIM
self of fox, tied it in the yard till he could
carry it home 1t gnawcd the string. however,
and escaped into the house, where a nclghbor' $
dogs got alter it aud fox hunt through the
house was the result, to the no small terror Of
the ladies. Escaping from the dogs, it hid
under house in neighborIng alley, inhabited
by some colorcd people, whence it emerged at
plight fall and made havoc among their young
chickens Another hunt was the result all the
colored people in the ncighborbood joining in,
and the fox at last, paid the penalty Of his
dcpreda.ions being killed by stone thrown
by one of the party. There were lively times
in that vicinity all last evening.
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FOX s.FLE OR RE.TT.

FOR RENT-A three story BRICK
E$5 HOUSE No IS Columbus street, between
frncc and Duke, with gas and water in bed
rooms. For terms apply TO
JOHN r. EVANS,
il 10 No % Royal street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-21
AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
BY Lyme 6 Brother
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents'
No. 1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LARGE
OBRICK DWELLING ON TIE NOmII , 4
SIDE OF VESABLE STREET OIPoSIIh III IT,
RESIDENCE OF ELIJAH BAKER, Esq, = l,
NEAT FRAMED HOUSE ON TIE EASI LiS = +;
or MrCHhNICSVILLE TURNPIkE NEH i
CARRINt;TON STREET, AT PUBLIC AUG IloS.
BY virtue Of decree of the Chancery Sourt Oh 'n ~
civ of RirhIn ond entered on the 10th May ls3;
the suit of IIl!izhemcr anhals rs stewart au ar ssi
we shall ~ commissioners thereby aIp1yIn,cu, ~
Mt public auction, on the premises on lHohsJai
thu, 2:i tlny of May. 1874 commencing III D y cu.n
p NJ In order named. the Following property
Firsi That large BRICK DWELLING situated
on fine north line nf Fcnahc street, recently occ,.
MED by Mrs Catlarinc Brown. containing cIeti'
rooms &C. The lot fronts on Nenahle street 66 lest'
running back Ia Darlington street.
See nd FRAMED DWELLING on the "aSl inc
of Mrcilanrsvilc pike near to tarrlngf"i' street.
now occupied bv Mr Hopkins. containing about Nv"
oins &C. with Il nice LOT attached.
TEENS or SALE will be: bne-fnurib "i me phr,
chase Inuuey cash: the residue at sN. twelve. anu
piyhi,cu months for negotiable notes, interest
aided title retained until all of the purchase
money Is paid and Il conveyance ordered by The
cuurt. RoBEKi nom 49,
GEORGE W. THOMAS,
my IA Commissioners.
The above property will he suhdIyided so rs to
sell several attractive building lots on teiablc
str.ot LYME L BROTHER.
my 10 Auctions r..
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by Wellington Goddin.
AuciioncCr and Real Estate Agent.
corner Of Eleventh aud Bank streets,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FALuA-
~ BILE COUNTRY SEAT AND FARM On r
MILE NORTH OF RICHMOSl,. NEAR TO III r, r.
BROOK TO1L-GArE. CONTAINING 10 d NJ
ACRtS-as commissioner Of the County Court OF
II"nriro appointed by decree entered on the nm
March, I-73 in the OF udrins and vile against
ON WEDNESDAY the 2lst May. l-73 at 5n,clock /.
NJ. If fair 1T not the first fair day lherclt TERI th
desirable country scat located ~ above. on "nich
the late DR. +. " Power resided at H.. time ol y,
death containing. ny recent survey, FOX -SiA
AND TIlRkE-EIGHTHS ACRES. adjuining the
lands of the lai, Frldall Griffin tl".' at Nr. Wal
ter Hancs, and branches OH two Sides oi county
roads 70.
The improvements have al been erected within
the past suypn Years consisting Ut an excellent
BRICK DWELLING with four rooms, and the
usual ont buildings The land is Of good quality
and the ncighborhood excellent.
TEl,Ms: Onc-fourth cash; balance al 3, g. o. anti
10 months tor negotiable nOlcs Interest added ana
title retained until all the purcfa>" money Il iu'l!
paid. A =. B',lLM ME.
nv ALI $2iSt commissioner
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COTTON MARKETS

MEMPHIS, May 2O--Cotton dull and unchanged
receipts. 6l3 iacs shipments, 363 bales; stock. $500
bales.
NEW ORLEANS. May 2o.-Cotton quiet: mid
dliugs lstc. net receipts 1000 bales; gross, l2is
bales: exports 10 the continent, a,lOo bales sales
$40 bales: stock, 1898 bales,
MOBILE. May 2o,-Cptton dull: mi1dlings. lac.
net receipts ~ bales; exports coatwisc. l6l bales
sales, 500 balrs stock, Pals hales.
SAvASNAII. May 2O.--totton dull: middlinrs
lstc. net receipts AL bales; exports coastwisc BIC
bales; sales. $50 bales; stock. 2al2i bales.
BALTIMORE. Nav oO.-Cotton dull: mdIling-
lpc; gross receipts % bales: exports c"stwls', q
bales sales 40 bales : stock. G2s lalcs.
NORFOLK MAY % Cotton dull and littlr doing
low Iniddugs. l7tc net receipts. Ills bales: cN-
ports coastwisc. 100 bIlcs sales, loo bales; stork
1.3u5 bales.
GALVESTON. May 2o.-Cotun quiet: good orcii-
nary ic.: net receipts l9l bale exports tn Great
Britain. 225 bales: sales. 500 bales: sock. 40s bales
CHARLESTON. May 20.-tottnn dull: lpddlngs
IStc. low middiings, l7nl7tc. good ordinary. l5c
ordinary. l3n Isle: net receipts, 1913 tlcs; exports
cotStwse 2,5a9 bales sales, 800 bales stock 2:'3'
l.tlps
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-21
By Lyuc 4 Brother.
AnctlOnrers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Maiu street.
TnTiI}IIt' a

pUBLIC SALE OF \ VALUABLE
/ FARM IN NEW NJ tnUNl NA.--Ey
virluc OF decree OF the Claucery Court al tn.
city 81 Hichmcnd, entered on Tie ?ih day oi April.
l,&. In The c;u,c styled Farley. assignee. &c, rs
Irunp, &c., the undersigned. special commissioners
thrrcby appointed will sell by public auction. On the
premises, on THURSDAY the 18th day of May, 1913.
1T IL O'Clock NJ, that VAitEI.E FARM i'll New
Kent county. known a. " TRAVELLERS REST
recently owned aud occulird by George I. Brumry.
AMI supposed Ia contain six hundred acres. This
farm Is of the finest In the county The LAM! lies
bauiiiuyls very productive aud It's facilities for
the Baltimore and kichmond markets cannot rr sii
passed ii being boun, Ell un side by the rainuIi-
key river and on the other hy the York River rail-
road The improvements &c ample or the usc ri
The farm. anfan examination ut tnr property Is III
vtte 'T'CIC Tie LAY nj sch" IL offers unusual III
dnccmci.s ID persons seeking: Il rni-y,tss and a'l-
mirahiv located farm. \ survey and plat of The
property Will le prepared ana exhibited the tty
oil Nc. anu tile commissioners VIII sell by the acre,
In gross, or Ia parcels. they may deem ndirlous-
TERMS: One-iourlh In cash; the balance OH 4
credit OF one, TWO. and three years In equal ,nsa-
IIirS-thc credit payments la bear Interest ut The
.ite OF six per cenuin per annum the purchaser 10
execute bonds, with security, Ia he approved OF by
The commissioners for the deferred payments and
the title 10 la retained til the whole purchase
money is paid aG,i 4 cunseyance ordered 10y tCe
court. FDW'D \. GAMMA,
JOHN 4. COKE,
up 2s-.awiw Special commissioners.
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BY Grubhs & Williams,
Auctionccrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street hotwten Main and Bank.


THE VIRGINIA SUGAR REFINERY
L PROPERTY, EMBRACING NEk1 tAhL,
ABLE REAL ESTATE AT RDCkE1IS, WITH
4 LARGE RIVrR FRONT AND WHhkEES.
AND THE ENTIRE STOCK Of MACH MEX
AND FIXTURES. WITH AN AMPLE fLoM
OF CLEAR SPRING-H ATER, FOR SALE At
AI'CTIOS.-Iu pursuance of Il resolution o the
stock holders of the Virginia Sugar Refining Com
pauv. adopted 2lst APRIL ls72, the undersigned, me
committee thereby appointed tor the pirI,ose VIII
sell ut auction upon the premises. on TIL RSDh
5th tly of June. 1873. commencing nj O'Clock l..
~, their entire property. above rcfcrreh To.
II embraces the real estate. fronting $50 rect on
Lester street. and running hack shout 100 feet TO
james river having frontage thereon Of about $50
feet, with fine whlrvcs, the larger part of which has
been newly built. With depth Ot water OF l6 feet.
afforng wharfage for the largest craft thai come to
this port. There are large brick buildings, l50A0o
feet. Of the most substantial character. Also u
complete outfit Of r5tclaSs machinery for refining
sugar..
With the property will Uc sold tho Spring and
riuhl of way thcrefron IN iht refinery. with The
pines conveying an abundant supply "f clear water.
j he property Is very valuable for manufacturing
purpose, Of many kinr, pal tc,lary for refinery
paper ini or distillcry.
The reaeStaic alone, by reason oi iS water ront.
near to the wharvcs Of the Chesapeake and ONO
Railroad Company. should attract the attention oil
capitalists. -,
Terms: Oue-fourth cash: balance at o, 0. ana -
months for negotiable notes with interest addea'
and secured by deed of trust
!; E { {: %$ %EEtH; Committee
GFrBl,S K WILLIAMS. Auriuutcr~ my u
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BY W. Goddin,
Auctoneer and Real Estate Agent
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE At II = :,
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF CT Az AZ ~, u
FOURTH STREETS.-By virtue OF decree OF tn .
Chancery Court Of the city of Richmond entered on
the 81 of May. ls7a In the clse Of blackwell tru,-
tee, against Szcr, &C. shall, rs special comin,s,
ancfon. on The premises. on MONDAY the 10Th
May -73 III o'clock P ~ If fair, If not. the first
day thereafter the real estate referred 10 III t
bill OF the pIantiff-yiz, That very VAGuABkE
LOT located rs above, with Il LARGE FRASlt.
DIV ELLISG thereon. now In the occupancy Oh
Mr. John r SiLcr, fronting on the south side OF
Clay street nnety-six feet eight inches, running
hack al right angles within parallclnes ninefy-s'H
feet two inches.
TERMS: nuc-fpurth cash balance ut six, twel'c.
aud eighteen months for negotiable notes. int'rcn,
added satisfactorily Endorsed and title retained I'LL
MI of the lilI, II.i>c money Is fully paid.
JAMES &. BLACKWELL.
Commissioner.
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IL ;. =. I'IN'''
.,. t'tr,.uIh AMI Man sti''N'

COMMISSIONERS SALE or =. . a.
I ELE IMPROVED REAL h> TX, mi
CITY OF XII. HMoND; ~ - ~, rgE&rj'
bIitY.-Ky rir:uc al i '',,'',. 81 ~, ,.',..; on
comrl Il tic city 81 Ernnr"''.i - "','''' -.
mh day of MAY 1873, In the snit %, ., ,"an,>y
RI. Roper aua others, w. ~ Nlt$i'. .. Sr,' -
:" NJ, mi, Miss, on MONDAY The :eth d'H 81 81
at y ocI"ck r. III, The FIVE !iotS ,I , IL aces
as located sbo.,, on tav,i street, '' Fine nous
my IL h tia, c" ~ and lots we'll c,, nc
Terms: nmc-fonr4h cash m'h.n'r n'E' nI III"
I'm e,,i instalmenlS Ia, six, s"ri'', ,,tt.. r,,.,,
,noniht six lrr ccu;. tntcf'3' 30" t
n nn,m ""T ~ the court, tDWAkD !. "a
- ,.iurr,l.2I''i' + Pc
Sale conducted by ;. y DAVIS ''">''
my Ia
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Nv r.. ID. E,acllp,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
Office No. Fourteenth street, between Main anu
Franklin.

A T THE REQUEST OF THE OWNER,
n shall offer for sale at auction pn WFDNES-
DAY the 2lst DAY of May. 1879, at s0'clock ?. NJ
| that very large and attractive RESlDfNCE now l'
merry the residence of the late JOHN ttske. sta
ted on the northeast corner of lay and Eleventh
Streets fronting Clay street 81 feet 'v t9a icet Ten
property. being will located. should attract the
attention Of parties desiring residence In 80 dc
sirahln. locality and convenient to business.
TETTS: pnc-fplrth cash the balance at one,
Two. aud three years, Interest payable sen-'n''aa'y
AT seven per cent. secured by deco OF trus' Inc
taxes for tue present year ia be- paid by thr pr-
chaser. H. ID. Eh, Nv,
my IA All'Noh''l'
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BY Richardson X 90"
Real Estate Agents and AuCtluiiceI-,
lll3 Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF \ FARM IN
= HENkICO COUNTY By AUCTION by
virtue Of the provisions Of certain d ,sd,,t o.
Is7l. from John ". King and wife 10 HE un,
drrsgncd, trustee duly recorded In the clerk
office of the County Court Of licnrir". I" sccur,
the payment Of Il certain negotiable" u"ic therein
described being therct" required Ivy Inc irilc'
fciary therein nanIcti, We shall sell 10y anclnn
i'm front Of The c,istum-h"us". on Bank rect IN the
CITY of Richmond. on WEDNESDAY III" "lNt IN
stin al IL o'clock VI, the real estate described III
said deed. consisting "f about one III \ l'R r
AND SIXTEEN AND TIL Il Et-Fn L " j II
ACRES of good arabic LAND. the greater portion
OF which il cleared. The balance tmhrrctl. win a
comfortable FRAME DIV ELllNi; and out, ho'l.es
in Icurico county. on the Mountain roi'l. about
seven miles from the city ~ Richnlulld ana one
mile from the bead of the Brock turnpike
TERMS: Enough in cash To hr;ray the rNr"us's
ui ext cutting This trII AMI pay oil i us!nlIaiit "t
for 1900 aud interest thereon at he rate ~ l. lri
cent per arIiIum from tn" lil day of February.
l,72 unit, paid: The residue on "ilch term, IL shall
br announced AT the time of >alr
!. 4. ri, HARRISON. Trustee.
RItJI ,NpSoN & Co. tuCtirucrrs. my 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-21
CINCINNATI MARK ETS,

ClSCISSATI, May 2o-F1Our quiet at S7.7s. Corn
Lard dull aud nominal: steam held ut SIC: ket-
tie held at DC sales Ut country kettle at Sc Bacon
quiet: shoulders. &c: clear lib sides. ate: clear
ribs. PIC Whiskcy steady at sac.