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JS'h PRINT! 1G.-Wc al! the attention of met
rlJ Ills, clerks ~ courts. shrrills lawyers railroad,
seeanisln tG c.ura officers aHd agents. and all others
havin2 orttr~ for printing Ia The facilities offered al
The DISrAT'II PRISTIS;; ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution Of All kinds OF jon
PRINTING. We can furnish at snurt notice Cards,
Biil-fieads Letter-lea,lS. Programmes, R, Tirkets
Blanks. Pamphlets, Tags, fand-I;ills. Catalogues,
Bills of Fare. Show-Bls, Checks, Drafts, &C., &c.
satisfaction guaranteed,
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Cuba.
Cuba.
BRITISH INTERFERENCE N FAVOR or 0'kELLY.

BRITISH INTERFERENCE IS Favor OF 0'kEILY.
HAvAsA, May 3-The commander Of the
British gunboat Plover has demanded the
removal OF O'kelly to Havana for trial; also,
IN Immediate change from bis present un-
healthy place of confinement, and othe:
,nea urcs for the mitigation Of his imprison-
.uent. The impression here Is that the in
reference OF the British commander will
,nlr compticate matters without benchting
tt'Ea,Iv
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Yor CAN Rave " sXlo PHOTOGRAPH hand
>on.Iy ,Iorcd M, GrauI' 1T the 10y price OF y -
taken al CAMpBktJ.'s ih"t"rrtlh iiallcry. corner
,,inlh and Main slIrIi..
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, May 3.-Nir1inIa e's old, Is; cou
sols, 5?s. Wcs: NirginIu's, l3t-bid to-day.
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Excess of inspection for the year 1878,
3,Jlj hogshead>.
Stock Oh hand Tor inspection. ,054 hogs
heads; sIo2k on hand inspected. AL? hogs
h.,,ls
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vCC CAN SAVE MONEY BY GoISt. TO THE DOL
LAI. STORE, corner Ninth and Main stree 5.
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tnAYSER rt.tiyedau order for on" Thousand iby
ph,a aographs OF !isIop Ear'y on Saturday, May sd
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TIE DOLLAR STORE has jus, received large and
beaut:fu assortment III Jcwcry OF the latest styles
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9ltllnond 1ispatth,

EE- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEwSpApsRS OF THE CITY.
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Auction sales Of real estate specially. Real
estate purchased and sold on commission. Particu-
lar attention TO renting property. Loans neeoua-
ted on rea! estate and other securities. up l5-ln
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THE DOLLAR STORE HAS JUST RECEIVED THE
most beautiful assortment OF FANS that we have
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DooK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
ID DONE At THIS OFFICE
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sS stt tsts..


aeihurItS u an ordinance Of the Council Of The
toSnuf iIunv.iic of for sale
'i'ti THOUSAND DOLLARS OF COUPON
BONDS or TIE TOWN OF pASYILLE,
'a or .,oa AMI Il .o,o running twenty twenty
ht' a"t 'Nr.E wears. hctIing eight per ceut.
..'i'' l-t;an,,. ,rmi-anndal!y al il!c "fl"" 0i
. t"...s..ri ui >ti'! town J l. "a h"us are iioieu
"8 I'rt a", 81 the legislature nf firginil, anu
'' '""I". are receivable In pa!->.l ol Al i''>''
80" N'' town. Persons wi>hihp sai" = II i,rr!'t-
-" "'t l"'1 -" .Al..n. /. i!rc n..!crarI Ic! o4 10
=" 'r'it.. ":t b.t:ln,.'s at U.uNi!lc.
{. q. HOLLAND,
apf-1e, tir,.rt.au F!u:tn.r Committee.
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LARGE PuoToGR4,rus FOR FRAMES, By 10
inches La!y -. at tRAIsEH'S.
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CLOTHING AND SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER aho
perr.c! fit guaranteed Or no sale, by +. b. SPENCE
i soS, 1902 Main street.
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CALL AT FRAYsER's GALLERY ana "rder cird-
photographs al :? per dozci
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FRAYsER'S aish rec sipts show that his business
Is extensive.
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:,,H'H BUILDING LOTS 30 by 1872 feet
! ,.l sI1, east >id, Of rhirich street between
.'a.. AMI It etr>C'S for sale pr:N" ely. Apply
RICHARDSON & Co.
..a r-u 1913 Main street.
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WANTS.

~, \\rEp, IMMEDIATELY. THREE
- ..rf fpI'E coon AErFNTfRS. Amply at
n " VI \\Ei M'> coach. shop. lombard alley. hc-
r.....s Ia:rtucuth and Fourteenth streets.
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4 I COST! At COST !-BOOTS1
IA AND SHOES AT PRIME COST TuT "a,
large assortment Of narrow. medium, and vide
handmade, lincn-lined serge Bamoras and Foxed
Boots for ladies. Store fixtures sale and store
for rent A. VI. HARRIS, 407 Broad street,
APPS near Fourth.
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'rpH SALE PRIVATELY. REAL Is

"NN ~ALE IItIN AIELl. REAL EN-
s NJ "i.vrry description In Richmond, Maui
,a.... r.lt 1Gl cent counties. Apply 10
EDt:tEi>1\. Bhb\ AIGH & CO..
t-'IIr N-tLt- ana. AuCiiulo"r>. Ne. Z fcnil!
.... Er,auaud. aud tig street opposite Court
il. N.H@fl,.ttr. Va, my CIV
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tkSU-.iSNhRiAHIY N AcNASCE.
Ir,. nAIIN DISr:rClt is dcilver,d TO subscri.
= , q, rIFIktS CENTS per week, payable 10 the
rr.r w.. Nv. Nsil'. at IS per annum: - for six
-,,.I}4.: SC. pcr month for Il shorter period.
t...>l- Nj " EEki.f DlSrATt'il II al ~ pcr au.
... ,,r - - tur six months.
", Wifki.N DISPATCH nj e. per annum.
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! A GEORGIA CoLoRED MAN on EUROPEAN
ToUR.-A wel-known colored man, Henry
Gwinn, left Savannah some time during the
month of May for European tour, intend
ing particularly to pay visit to the great
Vienna Exposition. At the time OF his de.
parlure Henry was employed at the Pulaski
House as chief waiter in the ladies' saloon.
He was owned, previous to the war, by Rev.
Peyton L. Wade, of Screyen county, Ga,
upon whom he waited constantly as body
servant, carrying on that genteman's CORE
spondence regularly. The Liverpool Albion,
speaking of Henry, says: 6 A fine specimen
OF the American cotton plant, grown in
Early county, southwest Georgia, and seve-
raj beautiful samples OF the cleaned fibre,
were exhibited in the Exchange newsroom,
Yesterday, by Mr.. Henry GwinD, of Savan-
nah, who is passing through Liverpool with
the plant and samples en- route to the vi
emma Exposition. Mr.. GWinn, who does
not look like a 'person of color was for
merly slave, and was owned by q Georgian
clergyman, but received his freedom as
reward for long faithful and invaluable
service. Mr.. Gwin comes to Europe with Il
good supply Of excellent letters Of intro
.duction, including one to the Hon. MIR. Jay,
United States minister at Vienna.
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Tur PERFORMANCE AT CHUBB's.- Ma.
Adeler. I'VE were in at Chubb's the Other
afternoon, and while we stood at the BACK
window talking we saw gray cat climb VI
a tree in the yard and disappear. Presently
another gray cat crept to the foot of the tree
and asceuded. After awhile third came
sueaking down the yard, and up al went
We remarked to Chubb that there must be
a general synod, or constitutional conven.
ton, or something going on in that tree.
Just then a fourth cat was seen plungins
over the grass, yowling and switching It's
tail and then it proceeded skyWard. a
moment later cat tore furiouSly up the
gravel walk, turned three or four solnerSaults
on the grass, emitted couple OF unearthly
screeches. and flew up the trunk. This
kind Of thing continued for some time, ana
Chubb, who became more and more
excited is each additional ascent was
made, ut last exclaimed, Merciful
Jupiter but there must be eighteen
million cats up that tree. Gimme my gun,
and Pll 90 for 'em!" They gave him his
gun, aud he fired double handfuls OF bullets
into the tree fifteen times, and not cat fell.
Then we went out to investigate the subject.
There were no cats among the branches, or
anywhere about the tree. Only at the foot
of the trunk, on the other side, we saw
Chubb's gray house-cat sitting there licking
its paws. Just then the hired girl came out
and said "Misther Chubb, that cats been
runnin' up one side of the tree an down the
other the whole afternoon, like mad.
There's somethin' the matter with M
Yes, it is only one cat that has made all
those ascents. Chubb smiled sadly and put
up his gun, and offered to trade us that cat
for bunch Of. asparagus and half pound
Of cheese. but we refused, and now he Is
training her to perform in menagerie.
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ELF he had BUT A THoUsAND.--A Georgia
paper (the Atlanta HeTald) advises man
who has $1,000 to establish henneryi near
that city, and depicts his glorious prospect
thus-alfordlng most remarkable instance
OF counting ones chickens before the eggs
are even laid: "Witb $500 he can purshase
LOCO good hens; au additional 30 viii buy
him LOO cocks. Let him then rent q good
piece Of grassy land near the city, ana ex-
pend $40 in fixing up chicken-coops, nests,
and iencings. If he can then, with the bal.
ance OF his money, purchase cheap horse
and a secondhand wagon, he Is ready for
business. His hens viii furnish him at q low
estimate an average Of 600 eggs day the
year round, though for certain purposes let
as ray fifty dozen per dry. He can secure
steady sale for them at an average Of seven
teen cents per dozen or $3.50 per day, or in
round figures $4,000 year. The food of
these fowls may be literally put at $500 per
annum, and With the little garden patch
which should be cultivated, The bee-liYes
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rhorrl,ss py Iosl, Bllllnss.

Pride and poverty hav travelled together
now;for about thousand years. and. pre-.
tend to lnv each other, but they Kant phool
ennpbody hut thcmsels. ,.l3t
Lazy men are aiwuss the most positive.
Tibet are too lazy to inform themselfs, and
too hzy to change their minds.
Ajnan will defend bis weak spots great
deal'more sharply than be will biz strong
ones. 10 !.
If MEN were stubborn just in proporsbun
az they waz right, stubbcrness would take
her seat amung the yirtews, but men are gen
orally stubborn just in proporshun az they
are ignorant and wrong. feF '!ea -
Genius, after all, amt ennything more than
elegant kommon sense. -
There liz q CRATE deal ov dignity IN this
world that IL komposed entirely oY dignity.
and nothing else. -.
y We hav professors who teach the art oV
talking correctly; wbi kant we hay sum
who will teach the art oy listenin pashuntly
SANDERS travel on the wind; and WHARF u
Gums from and where it will go we don't
emmy oy us seem tew kno..
When man of learning talks he makes
lis wonder, but q wise man makes us thlnk
People worth noticin should never fOrgel
that everything they say and do IL watched
by sumbody, aud it IL equally true that the
good things are generally forgot, but the bad
ones never. ..a -,..r
l phuly appreshya,e the proverb that
speech liz silver, but silence liz golden bul
| must say that sum of the most discreet anu
diopified phools that l hav ever met haV
been thoze who never yenturcd an opinion
upon emmy subject.
What il happier to meet than good TEN.
ner2 II IL like the sun bi day and the soil
harvest moon by mite.
Sum pbolks are naturally SO kroSs and
krabbd that it IL an insult to ask them 10
be polite. Yu mite az well ask dog teW
fake the krook out NV tiz tale and be gen.
tleman.
/ hay often heard ov men who had be.
KUN disguised with the world and retired
70 solitude but have never heard ov
kemmittee ov our fust citizens waiting on
them and asking them to cum back.
Peace il the Sbaddo that the setting sun
oy virtewous life kasts.
It takes Just times ~ long tew tell a nc,
on emmy subjekt, az it dllz teW tell the truth.
Side by side of Plain Truth stands Com
mon Sense-two ov the greatest warriors
time haz ever produced.
Diogopeze waZ a CRATER man than aleXan-
der. not bekause he lived in tub, but be-
kause tub waz all he wanted few live in;
wealth could not f1atter him, nor could pow
erty make him afrade.
Vanity il the most jealous diSeaze i hay
saw men so vain that they kouldn't look
with komposure upon 4 peakok spreading
his appendix tew the morning sun. -,
Tru vuor IL like honesty, it enters into all
that q man seq and duZ.
The man who thinks I" he kant DO It - Is
alwuss more than haff right.
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.ar. BY Richardson i Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lib Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A DESI-
" RABI.E FRAME DWELLING ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF GRACE STREET BETWEEN
TWENTY-FIFTH ND TWENTY-SiXTH
STREETS, CHURCH HILL, BY AUCTION.-By
virtue of decree Of the Hastings Court of the city
OF Richmond rendered on the stn day OF October.
1859, in the cause Of James z. Ford and wife rS.
Cr,ltchhed and others, the undersigned, commits
soner therein appointed win sell by auctions on the
premises. on WEDNESDAY the Esd instant, at 4
O'Clock p. NJ, desirable FRAME DWELLING.
with basement aud two stories above, containing
seven rooms; kitchen, stable, and other conye-
niences; and lot fronting 5oX9V feet, or less
on the north side of Grace street between Twenty.
fifth and Jwenty-sixth streets, Church Hill.
TERMS: Onc-fourth OF the purchase money In
casf the residue IN equal insalnents Of six twelve
gotiablc notes for the deferred payments, with In.
terest added and title retained until the whole pur.
chase money Is paid. j. A. RICHARDSOS, +.
- Special Commissioner. I
RICHARDSON s CO., Auctioneers.
itrtss.Esr 4. .st>E N AZ TT NJ VA FStfjs
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HT7SrrIsay sALEs-Fasnra Days:
By James II. Taylor q son.
/. Rea1 Estate Agents and Anctionecss' u..s'
nd,ra corner of Eleventh and BABE stfecss' Z

n,prrsTrEs, SALE OF THAT vALUA::
RsE hT KhnoWN As TIE OLD DoMYINIE,,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Az AhsS@A 6AHia GGRHY3 Eoa
,es,sed m rs as trustees for the benean o.
creditors OF the Old Dominion SUCH ssnd duly re
Con- ~ ,ss ss,ts once Of cond CHANGER.
Court in ID. b. loo b, page 70, we VIII pr9esJsHSJA Y
Ras a9e I}n On 81 Preee eces q
the property CONSISTING % Tx.
sy zassSIs yss1e5y ls EoH i,s As balt q he
near Doc street The LOT fronts 10 feet
Rssk s. fsf A Fs isEEFGsssf S sts'f 81
y Ar which was purchased less than two years ago
at cost Of over ooo and y L. q, prGfsssa n b,
innad,oinnr, fronting ON Dock street me lo ga.
NIX ~ tI,ts nronerty-being Immediately upon inc
deck~renders IL highly desirable for ny
,,mrnoaes rtfcularly for 5ugar:rennery ~.
his sale should attract the Especial aftepiioh o.
By With the !, trustees sa aa ppe:
unity for buying the entire refinery properly 10
whole The property will be sold 1res ,I,g 4,
ths conveyance to the purchaser except as TO- 1--we
deeds securing notes amounting to about o,e
which cannot now be paid on as IN MI these notes
hns az ,o this mart of the purchase money tne put
chaser will he allowed to settle by executing pos
pat Fable rnly when release OF sala 'DD's" -
Is offered. ,rcb.ee money
cash is 300 in bond payable on tne from the
ist ay of August. 1857; $4,000 In nbond On
ca I'd Condition August l. 1875, bearing lntslest o
from maturity; and the balance IN ne9otapie hv.es
Interest added distributed as folloTsLyiz., sw"
ninths of the entire purchase money at sl4 lnonLis
two.ninths at twelve months. and the REMAINDER nv
eiphteen months: only SIX per cent. 1ntrrest VIII pe
bor%e IN the deferred payments, which Will Of
secnred nv q deed of trust upon the property
X. MANSON SMITH, Trustees. ,
p &. WARWICK,
JAMES nj. TAYLOR & SON, Auctioneers. 1y Is
cHERIFF's SALE OF VALUABLE
y SIVERwARE.-By virtue. Of an execution
issued from the Circuit Court OF the CITY OF hicn.
mond 70 me directed, will sell at public auction
ON the 3OTH OF JULY, 1873, at II o'clock a. NJ, al
the Sheriff's office, No. 11l5 Main street, q very
valuable set Of SILVERWAKE. consisting Of
dozen TABLE-FORkS. !.
Q dozen DESSERT-FORKS,
i dozen NAPKIN-RINGS, 5"'A''.,1'
r 9 WATERS, .F ,,r ~. .rt.f
III s DESSERT-SPOONS,
FRUIT-BASKET,
6 DISH-COVERS, +'5 yg- 4
pair ICE-TONGS, n.... -.l
BUTTER-STAND,
BUTTER-KNIFE,
a BERRY-BOWL and TOP.
Persons wishing to examine the above articles
2stl, goth. and soth of July between the hours OF
TERMS Cash. JOHN W. WRIGHT,
ivl7 Sheriff OF the City OF Richmond.
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which should fringe the house, the COW that
should be carefully attended to, the nan
land bis family could easily live on $l,VoO g
year. Putting his rent OF 500 casn per
Iannum, one would have, profits OF SLOW
| quite handsome thing. The man VIII 9
thousand dollars Is really afhuent, ne
only knew II" z3ae
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BY Lyme d ,Brother,5y 49,
Auctioueers and Real Estate Agents,
No, 1912 Main street.

SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND kIICH-
y I'm FTRNITUREA AT PUBLIC, AUCIlON is,;,,
We shall at the request Of the owner sell at PUBLIC
auction on the premises No PIP Clay oetwe en
Twenty-seyenth and s.reg's IT. III
o,clock A. NJ. general assortment OF ME- Ihs,r
SiTURE, consisting Of Paror and sTyeIas snfas
Der sets or Oak and Walnut Cnars, ~ ,nention
iEnhS a. eue - ~ Glt,i Auctioneers.
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AuCr1or sALEs-..Tnts Day:
nv Cook e Danehton. Atirtioneers.
.a,ner ipr,arklfn and Governor STREETS.

Tor 81 FURNITURE, SCALES,
E1FHARDWARE, &c, &C. AT AUCLniy,Eta.m,
THIS DAYat 10 O'Clock ae VIII eel e QUE sc con-,
reoIns an assortment OF go ~
ss SOFAS, CHAIRS, and RockERs' Il
MAHOGANY CARD and PARLoR TABLES
HAIRcLOTH and REP LOUNGES
AVE and Woop-sEATf CHAIR6; zff,fs S.tf4 Ha
HETyIsfG ERAToRs, MATTRESSES. 4,Fst @
LookISG-GLhssEs, ENGRA.YyiNGS,o ,rs. 90
N I fsoc tTY. WALNUT, and COTTAGE BEpsILADe >
TniTSTER PiArFoRM-sc4LEs Of different Sizes
OnelHoE's PAPER-CUTTEH.
- 80 -sIig n ALSO, 81 .5sfsss
For account John A. LYMAN assignee. an i9y9 rs
n OF HARDWARE, CoUSnI 80 ieff from sale
Of X. H. Willlams's stock. .IrSuroN isf%
= $50 } ii q AuctioDeers.
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BY Richardson Y Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers'
TIA Main street.

.NEAT FRAME COTTAGE, No. 81
n WEST MARSHALL STREET En-, BE Irm T GT
sn n nv 40 FEET, WITH ANiALLEY IN TIL The
REbR. BEAUTIFULLY ORNAMENTEp WITH III
sHAnE-TREEs VINES, sHR HpiB Tho & Ssti,
t To-. M a o'clock p NJ we shall sell by auctlo';
on the pramises the property located and described
as above. "a t,pe1ye
r,onths. interest added, and secured bya deed OF
t t,Un'h'' iu'oA NV 'N RICHARDSON Il CO.,
Trust: s.s" Auctioneers.
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By n. NJ. Lee. -r "
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
lOl4 Main street.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF FUR
n NITURF, CARPETING, TWO FRAMED
HOUSES, IRON SAFE, &C.-On MONDAY the
2st July 1919 will sell for cash, at the residence
of the late ". W. Snead, Ninth street north OF
Leigh street at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the personal Ell
fects of said Snead. consisting or
PARLoR CARPETS.
MARBLE-Tor CENTRE TABLES,
SECRETARY,
MAHOGANY WARDROBE, ...t
MARBLE-TOP WASHSTANDS, .-.s .f
WINDOw-SIIADES, &C.
And on the same day. say at O'Clock +. NJ. VIII
sell the two FRAMED HOUSES on leasehod on
Ninth street between Main and Franklin streets,
and ono IRON SAFE and the LOCkSMlTH TOULS
OF the said Sucad N. NJ. LEE,
ir La Administrator OF W. w. Snead.
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ByLyne & Brother,
Aucttoneers and Real Estate Agents,
No 1919 Mutn street.

VERY VALUABLE VACANT LOT, S2X
" los FEET ON BROOK AVENUE BEL BE- S W6EtS
DUVAL AND BAKER STREETS iEa aS,i o. Si Rit{
DAY NEXT, the 18th July. upon the premises al
Oh O'Clock p. d., the above lot.
TERMS: Easy, and at sale ..ors
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ByJamcs Nj. Taylor 6 Sop,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers, /,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

fftf ss#.s&
TRUSTEES SALE. OF, THAT VALU-
4 ABLE FIvE-SToRY BRICK sTOREHOUSE
ON DOCK STREET NEAR 7 HE CORNER OF
OCCUPIED AND USED as A: PART OF THE
OLD DOMINION. SUGAR-REFINERY, FOR
SALE ATACCT1OS.-.In pursuance or 4 deed of
trust TO the Undersigned as trustees, executed by
solomon A. Myers, on the 2lst day Of March, 1870,
and duly recorded In the Clerks office of the Cham
| public auction, Ito the highest bidder, on the
premises, on FRIDAY the e5th day of July, la7a at
q o'clock r. NJ, ail that certain LOT or PARCEL
OF LA ND, With all tile improvements thereon, and
all pr!vit and appnrienances thereto belonging
situated On Dock street, In the city of Richmond
western line of Seventeenth street. having front
of 81 feet Dock street, and running back between
parallel lines log feet. The improvements cover
4 the ertire lot 49, .sE .sfEt
that the purchaser may make arrangements with
the beneficiary for 8 limited credit. This will be
made known on the day Of sale. ~ % s.
sprg, s, EDWfSM. NAM, q
AMEs NJ. TAYLOR 6 SON, Auctionecrs. = il ID
|.SHERIFF'S SAIE.-I viii sell on SAs
NJ. at the farm or sirs. Julia A Green about =, <
miles above Richmond, the following property Ito
Two CARRIAGES, Z:
80 One MOWER, S4 800 h Z
[l.SSfsI5 Two WAGONS,
WHEAT CROP, &c,
20 satisfy sahary executions tax aud Zee bills. In
ny hands against a. Grant, Jr., trustee for Julia a.
Gfeen. Il, f. HUMPEkEYs,
Deputy sheriff, for j. b. Lynenan,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-18
BY w. .Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

corner Eleventh anu Bank sLree[S.
VERY NEAT AND ATTRACTIVE
' FRAMED DWELLING ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF CLAY STREET OPPOSITE ELBA
PARK. FOR SALE AT the request
of MIR John Tyree, shall sell at auction, on the
premises, on TUESDAY the 22d July, 1879. at g.
O'Clock p NJ. the neat and attr .ctive framed tene-
ment located as above, now occupied by Mr. Tyree
The lot has front Of 30 feet and depth OF loo feet
The dwelling Is new one, containing I'VE rooms;
neatly painted and papered. There IS q good
Kitchen coal and wood house, and we'll of delight
full water In the yard The neighborhoOd Is very
desirable and improving one.
TERMS: One-third cash: balance at six and
twelve months, for negotiable notes interest added,
secured nv a trust deed W. GODDIN,
iv ~ Auctioneer.