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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-25
Minina CLOTHES.
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Domc- silver West Corsoiidsted
Mining Company. No. 50 Mon,son.
" Block, Montgomery street, san Fran
cIsco, California.
Notice to the Stockholders.
COME SUBSTANTIAL RRoks AID
- omissions having occurred in ad>er-
Using in the course OF proceedings ior
Collecting the assessment levied on the
I'd day OF April. 1873, said assessment pe.
ing OF seventy-tive cents per share on INC
. arital stock OF the silver West ons0i
daied Mining COMPANY, notice is nereoy
given that at a meeting o the lrn>tees OF
said held on the !lth DAY OF
Irns iS-2 said assessment levied on the
Sd gay OF April, 1873. has been rescinded
and annulled, and an assessment OF
S"yenty.flve Cents per share on the CAPT.
tal stock of the C, mpany has this day
be n levied in lieu thereof. All n
Maid in on the said rescinded assessment
vii be credited and applied by the COM
pany in payment of this assessment on
the same stock.
June 10th, 1873.
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Aotites.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHeNIffS SALE
STATE OF NEvApA.l
County OF ECREKA,
SHERIFF'S OFFICE,
EUREKA. New, June 18th, 1871
THIS Is To CERTIFY THAT UNDER
and by virtue of an execution duly
issued out of the District Court of the
sixth Judicial District, in and for the
County of Eureka, and state of Nevada,
upon a Judgment rendered and docseted
in SAID Court on the twenty-eighth day
Of April, a. u. ISIS, in iaNer OF VIM. L.
Reynolds. as plaintiff. and against James
NJ. Duker, defendant, for the sum of
Seven Hundred n Thirteen and 0-lu
Dollars. with interest on n hundred
and seventy-dve dollars at the rate of one
per cent. per month from the twenty
fourth day of september, A.. II. )Si2, till
paid together with iorty-eight and 9)-lOO
dollars costs and disbursements at the
date of sail judgment, and accruing
costs amounting TO the sum of forty
eight and 95-l0O dollars, as appears to us
of record, to the sheriff of Eureka County
directed and 10 me delivered
/, John II. sullivan, sheriff OF Eure ka
County, did. in the manner required by
law, sieZe and levy upon as the properly
OF said defendant named in said writ, the
following described Real Property, situ-
ated in the County Of Eureka anu Stale
Of Nevada, TO wit
That certain lot o. piece of ground situ-
ated n being in the town of Eureka,
Eureka County and state OF Nevada, on
Main street in said town, and described
on the plat OF the Monroe survey of said
town as OF eight ~ in Block six 10, to-
gether with ali and singular the tene-
ments, Entertainments and appurten-
ances thereunto belonging or in aDywise
appertaining.
And l will sell aid Real Property as
aforesaid at the Court House of Eureka
County, in the Town OF Eureka. in said
County, on
Saturday, the 5th Day of fully.
A. D. 1873, between the hours of 9 o'clock
A. NJ. and 5 O'Clock P. NJ, 10
wit at u O'Clock NJ. of said day. The
sale of said Real Property will include
all the right, title and interest of said de-
PENDANT in and to the same when said
judgment became a lien thereon, to wit
the twenty-eishth day Of April, A. d.
1873, and also all right, title II interest
acquired since that time.
Terms of sale, cash.
JOHN D. SULLIVAN,
jel5 Sheriff of Eureka County.
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T TO MINERS.

WANTED, TWENTY GOOD AND
w experienced miners AT the Morev
mines, Morey district, sixty.hve miles
south of Eureka, on the road TO Rel.
mont. by way of Harro.d's Ranch. Good
accommodations will be provided for the
men. Wages four dollars a day, or favor.
able contracts given. A splendid fifteen.
stamp mill will soon be completed
o. W. +. RANDOLPH,
IelS I'm President.
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FOR PARTIES.
A e DISCOVERY


p NO MORE GRAY HAIR on
whiskers, if you will use j.
~ LIPMAN'S HAIR RESTOR.
I'd p En; This msa Is Of P sas q y, Ii i sss.
q Lac sulphur, and other poison
Gus minerals, which will produce head
ache, paralysis or insanity, but Il harm
less preparation, free from sediment,
easily applied, and in a brief space Of
time restoring the hair or whiskers TO
their natural color. No preparation is
necessary to use with il, but simply Il
apply sccordingtO directions accompany
ing each hottie. This is the cheapest,
safest and best Hair Restorer ever offered
10 the people.
]. LIPMAN, Proprietor.
General Agents, CHARLES LANGLEY
& Co., Wholesale Druggists, corner Bat
terry and Clay streets, San Francisco, to
whom ali orders must be addressed.
Testimonials of prominent citizens who
have used ii accompany each bottle.
apl93in
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TO DAVID COIN, OR ASSIGNS.
NOU ARE REQUESTED TO COME
i forward and pay the one-fourth
part OF all moneys expended on the
Grampion Mine, Eureka Mining District,
Eureka date Lander County, New, dur
ing the year ending May 10th, 1873, or
yourinterest will be forfeited to the re-
naming owners OF said mine, in accord.
ance with Act OF Congress approved NAV
10th, lo72.
GEO, W. KINNEY. Supr.
Eureka, New, May 10, 1873. myi7
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Miners UNION,

THIS ASSOCIATION MEETS EVERY
] FRIDAY EVENING, AT RUBY
HILL, al : o'clock, in the building for
merly occupied by Tommy Douglas.
Miners are requested to be present and
Join the Union. f2O-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-03

DOR SALE, a beautiful NEW Resi-
Il DESCEin the town OF Ashland, "lthlh io''f
minutes walk of depot. , -, .o-,rs :,
One thousand dollars cash balance on terms 10
suit purchasers Address II. s., DtSpdtch ONCE
az I-WSFDt
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parser knows how to aerE, SAID ohe'esnu
man glcelully. Mr.. -Pnkney cou'u nav ave
swooncd. "'i'll go you FIVE dollars Oh Ia, .,
Wilder" said the rough ma'l, e.. earn n;',,
winbirs at the Clergyman lake nun, I' .t
new: take him. pinkney.' choruseu tue
crowd OF rugn,ufns. E>Siy friends, pro-
tested tho unfortunate minister IN voice OF
agony 81 cannot, / cannot -" III Dack
Won sir" said an enthusiastic man with a
iisb-nolc: "l'lputupforyou, and YOU can let
me have it from your donation" Inc cier.
,rymon croancd. "Catch the Widder,"
Shouted the rough man to MIR. Pinkncy, in
dira,in. that Iady'S bird by Il motion OF his
finger. MIR. Pinkney clutched IT, drop
min. on his knees as he did so.
At the same time the rough man,
hv dcxtcrous move, caught the clergy
mans bird. and also dropped on his Knees
oppositc. Just then Mr.. pinkncy looked up
and there saw two of his dcaconS ana sc'-
cral of the members staring Down upon '0c
scene with an expression that brou2ht '!le
blood TO his face, and with groan OF III
tense pin the unhappy man cropped 1hiS'
R,thburn's FOWL and dartcd intc the mouse.
As soon as he recovered from ms i'isla, Ie
sent in his resignation but as cf't'cai cA'
animation had been made in the !acan tliiie,
and il transpilrd that as far n ire worthy
MN WAS concerned there was n0 the lcl9t
blame, The resignation was not accepted.
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BY Richardson's Co..
Real Estate Agents and AuctIoaefrs'
No, lib Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THREk
" SMALL TRACTS OF LAND - inH
COUNTY OF HENRICO III PtBLlC A.
TIOS-Iu pursuance OF Il decree OF inc eouh.;
court Of Heurjco entered 2sth Sofemrr. is'.'
In the Cause OF Payne and ais. rs. ifu'che7ou'
administrator, we shall sci! hf puo!ic au..Io"'
i'm front Of the courthouse OF licnico count! ON
MONDAY October s, 1913. nj u c!C'h Si ..in
following described REAL ESTATE, oil "h'ch 1he
late Johu A. Hutchinson died scEcd and P-S.T ,'.a
ISL 4 | OF OF LAND. containing rok ~
ACRES on the road leading from Ne" hhrhS' 70
Long Bridge near strawberry Plains, and s1I9in-
Ing the Lands of Nathan Enroughty and N!ch lou
cd A LOT OF LAND. containing SIM
ACRES. In the lower end of the county ahu = =
mart of the farm known as Graveliy tiE.y ,c,yry
sd A LOT OF LAND, containing Eiu
THREE AND ONE-THlRD AtkE>, III Tue ~
bart of the county near White OAK sw.ihy S co.
ing Beticl's, ALIENS, and houht',s''cS ''""' IVA
nlerlr known asJohn JORDAN > c1i...s. ga ,s.,, "a.
II desirable to purchasers, tls Etst nAi'd faf ~
lind may h, divided inio lots Of egnt aga onc-tlFh
nrrn. nncb ~ 10 was formerly 80 dVGei ana s"id
TrH,,s. uouen in cash 10 pay The cApeh-e AL.
co.t nf sr,it the residue upon credit insu'enls ~
ird each at one. TWO, and three years, carr.
n,r t,trrest: the purchaser or purchasers e'i'S
n,oti,be rotes for said credit pa! inents "ilh AZ
nr5veI iudor~cr, such rGorscr,, however, 70 ps
MSnensad with in any case III which the pufcH'4'.
ShaM elect 10 nay onc-rhird OF the purchase money
I'm cash and tile residue IN instamelts ~ aiofe>''1'
IL e''''' ''' JOHN 3. YOUNG,
JOHN 4. C0kE,
r. N. CONNER,
.o- Commit >stoDes>.
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MARK TWAIN 81 NEwGATE.-Sakl New
cate turnkey To Quaker lady: :" was
showing our place the other day to Tt
markably intelligent american. who adj
mircd our arrangements eNccedinsls. only
ne thought we we've TOO lcnient. Thot gen
..lcuan said that the great mistake i'll &merl.
81, vas lcn;ency. Would you beliese IT.
saV he, eve caught u rascal in lAmcrlcs. the
Of her day whom We ought Immediately 10
trr.c burned, and We only hung him. Ant
we are Coming TO our senses, and are no"
making arrangements 20 bum certain men
for Mhom the gallows;s too good 'NIll
thee J,c good enough to EEL me the name 81
the .Ancrican gcntIcmaE who made that re-
mark 10 thee D.? said the ,ipuakcrcsS. An
yes said the wurder re&tctircly: let ne
sect was Mr.. Mark Twain --Iu. u.
(OHrUH
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Rev. Mr.. Pinkncy, of Slawson, bought
game rooster from Il Danbury dealer Satur-
day. Mr.. Pinkuty informs us that he was
not aware the fowl W;lS of the game species;
be bought il because OF its shape'y appear
ance. We believe this statement, ana are
confident that the good people OF slaW$on
will acG,lit him of all blame in The uliorttl-
nate affair of last Sunday morning, the par
ticu!ars OF which are Us follows: Al the
time the trouble commenced Mr. Pinkuey
was engaged in arranging his neck-tle pre-
naru1ory TO putting on his vest and coat.
IIapprnng to look out the window he saw
his new rooster and rooster. belong
iny to the widow Rathburn sGuaring
off in the street for fight. Sur
prised and panied by this display, he
immediately started out to rcpel the disturb
ance. but was too late. When he got there
half dozen young ruflians with cigars in
their mouths and evil in their eyes had sur
rounded the birds which were already in
the atiray. They would thrust their heads
out at each other and ruttle their necks and
then dance around aud strike out with their
spurs and jump back and thrust out their
heads again. And when the boys saw him
they shouted out, "Hurry UP, badly (Mr.
Pinkney is u little bald, or you'll miss the
fun" MIR. Pinkney was ineXpressibly
shocked. 1t was Sunday morning; the
homes OF two OF his deacOns and several Of
his most prominent members were in sight,
and here were those BOOSTERS carrying on
like mad and parcel Of wicked and pro-
fame boys standing around shouting their
approval and noi,ily betting on the result. He
made an effort to secure his fowl, but it
eludod him. The perspiration streamed
down his face, which burned like fire, his
knees trcmbled, and he felt, as he saw the
neighbors gathering, that if the earth would
only open and swallow him he could never
be sufficiently grateful. Just as be attempt
ed to catch his rooster rough-looking indi-
yiduaI, with bis pants in his boots, and cap
with drawn.down fOre-piece, came up, and
taxing in the scene at .Iace, sided In with
the other rooster. "Fair play" shouted the
new conner for the benefit Of the crowd, and
"Don't step on the birds, old codger,' for
the particular benefit of Dir. Plnkney, who,
erazed beyond reason, was jumping about,
swinging bis arms, and mutteling incoberent
things, to the great danger of stepping
an the combatants. ~Good for old Pink.
ney,y rooster" screamed the boys In de.
Light. as that fowl knocked handful
Of feathers from bis opponents neck. "The
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-03
BY Richardson s Coz
Auctioneers and Real Es'se Asea'''
IIIi No. MS Main street.

ry,RIysTEES SALE OF a nAL tS a ah.n
j TRACT OF LANDoN The h i;sk h \ Htf
is lIESRIGo C3u tNT,h, FSAn i ny AUCTION.
M NJ yr n Of The provisions OF deed Of Iai! sssr
Ing date the cd day OF August ,rii nee aoS recorded
~ na .r ~ ), otce of The County Court OF HenrcV,
10 secure the paymens Of eertan GSsEnss s, etJ
tos.ein ,nentioned shall - trustee III ssa M" ~
@ nv nnhie aic,ion teins reuitcd so 70 90 lay tc
Beneficiary therein secured on Mosp u A. Asass.
S,nntv eonrf-house on Main street, In me city VI
Richmond, the valuable TRACT OF LASSlSn "
scribcd In said deed h containing I'VE VI. ~ w.
ACkES being that portion Of the real esatS ~, ,na
r. Gum, deceased, which WAS s3nea 70 n asrii
said Eugene X. Gunn In the partition LII Id vi
!, 1870, between the children OF ''''
Gum. -, ,,a aSuenss OF
TERMS: Enough In essh 10 nss ~ ,Hs s,fS With in.
,ssest thsrean ut ls per cent per annum nom ..,
I'd Of August 1878, Until paid; tae , Tssa nS saIe
terms rs shall be ANNOUNCED at thS tns - trustee,
RICHARDSON i Co, AuctsonestS' :, s1sSS
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BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auc ioncers,
lll3 Main street.

A DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING NO.
n 2l3 AID LOT % BY 12S FEET On THE
SOUTH SIDE OF BSUAD STREET BETW Eh \
JEFFERSON AND MADISON STRnETS tnR
SALE BY AUCTION 70 THE HIGHEST bil}-
9th S73. at > O'Clock L. NJ. we shall sell By ac-
non 10 tie highest bidder without limit .on The pre-
misses located as above, HAT desirable BRlth
DWELLING and LOT owned and occupied ny MIR.
l.. F. Anderson, with basement aud TWO stories
above, containing six rooms conveniently arranged
with porclls front and and shp.e trees IL the
yard neatly enclosed.
This property is in thorough repair and with the
improvements now g0i!e on III the western part OF
Broad stree its locality must soon be the most AT
tractivc part OF the city.
TERMS tnc-thii dcaSlI balance In 81 X and f"cI'c
months: negotiable notes I" he gwen ior lie Glrr-
re-! pay I-i;> with interest a!ic,l ana s;cnf'! ny
Il deed n trlSt. EiCliAEDSbS d ~.
30 AncilolcfES.
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Ky Richardson X Co..
Real Estate Agents and AuctionecrS,
No. Ills Main street.

TE'WENTY-TUR VAL L \ L l. +.
L BUILDING LOTS ~ MuOnEltLE fjR
SALE ~ NIiC'rIUN-Dn THURSDAY the OH
Of october at A.. O'Clock e. VI. We shall sell by
auction. uu the premises, in Woonyllc, near thc
Fuir:irld racc-courSc about one mile nOrthcet OF
thrcitv TW ENTT-rlii:Ef.F VAL UARl h BUILD
ING LOTS. numbered and located a. follows:
10: 40. ] in Square No. IL.
Lots Nos |. 81. 3l.and 3D. in square No. -.
Lots No.. Il. 10, 30. 81, 40. 80, %, 81, 81, "a,
o.. &C, 81, in square No. %
Lots Nos. 81. 30. and 30, In square No. -
Lots Nos q and % In square NJ. %.
The Aforementioned lots were sold 10 SlindrE
purchasers. but having failed TO comply with me
Terms of sale they will he rc>od 1T the time AMI
place mentioned above ut their cost ana expense
TERMS: At sa!c.
snog RICHARDSON & CO.. Auctionecrs.
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AUCTION shLEs-This Day.
By Cook G Lmighton. Auctia,eers,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CAR
Ill PETS. &C. AT AUCTION-THIS DAY at
10 O'Clock we will sell ut our aucti0nIroons an
assortment or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C.
consisting of
MXHOgANY and WALNUT BEDSTEADS,
CABINETS, WASfiSTAHDS,
WARBROBEs, HAT-RACkS, r,,
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, anu lNGRAiN CAh-
PITS;
FL DOR OI-CLOTH, MATING,
EXTENSION DINING TABLES,
MAHOGANY SOFAS. LOUNG ES.o.,rc
LOOKInG-GLASSs S. SAFES, SIDEBOARpsS
HAIR. SH UCk. and STRAW MhTTRESsEs;
CANE and WOODSEAT CHAIRS,
(glUkINCi ard HEATING STOVES;
MAHOGANY. ca RI. and other TABLES;
KITCHEN FURNITURE, &c. &c.
COOK & LAUGHTON,
,ca AuctioneeTs.
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4 lirst-cl;>s tenor in New York receives
$1,000. That is given by Christ church and
other churches. \ bas>o gets nearly The
same sum. 4 soprano commands even Il
higher salary, and III alto can manage to OIL
tain quite Il comfortable little addition to the
weeks income.
Il never was 80 thankful in my life -
exclaimed Dover wClnan when telling Il
CORNERS jury he" her husband dropped
dead I'VE hadn't had fight I'LL that day"
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Moody & Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
office corner Of Seventh and Hull streets,
Sfopohocfpr Va

TWENTY FIYE-ACRE LOTS, ONE
MILE FROM THE TOWN OF MANCHGa-
TER, LYING ON THE PETERSBURG TURN.
PIKE, FOR SALE AT AUCTiON.-At the request
of the owner we wiki sell ut public auction on tiie
premises, on FRIDAY, October 10, 1873, ut 4
O'Clock r. NJ, ONE HUNDRED ACRES OF EA-
CELLENT LAND. divided into twenty lots OF five
acres each. There IL Il nice grove, vineyard ORCH
ard. and small cottage house on portion OF the
above described property.
This property is in full view Of Richmond and
James river, and lies handsomely for gardening
purposes fronting three roads. This Is u rare OPP
uortuDtty offered to those wishing small piece or
land near town. and should engage attention.
Any one desiring to look at the above property or
obtain any information relative thereto VIII can on
fine auctioneers before the day Of sale, plat WI
be mt our office ana exhibited on day II sale III,
Is good bank. and will pay large Interest as prop
ery is Increasing in value every day In this secion
T'ERMs: Oue-fourth cash; balance at four, eight,
and twelve months for negotiable. notes bearing siX
per cent. interest from day of sale, secnreu ny u
truct deed -. MOODY & ROYALL-
1905 o7O AuCii"nccrS.
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EDWARD y. CANNON.
CHARLES Y. WILLIAMS,
Arfin1 Commissioners
nv ". Goddln.
By ". G0ddln, ~.
AuctIoneer aud Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
VERY VALUABLE AND ATTlsA,

VERY VALUABLE AND ATTlsAC-
Y TIVE LOTS ON THE NORTH SIDE 0s
LEIGH, BEEWEES FOURTH. AND EIrln
STREETS, FOR SALE At AUCTION.G,.WViii y
sold atauetlon on the pre.niscs on w !;,rI
Sth October, ls73, st o'clock y al that pEH scs.
EUI LUI located AS ,iboYe, between the rslugn
OF Messrs Bernard Chalkiey and r; M At,isoa.
II has iron. of72 feet, and depth OF lay rea 70
al may be deemed best Ut the hour or saic. ms
10, Is highly orpaaen,ed w!eh graps-' snsas
trees, nowcls, &C.. aud Is among tue hah"soAiess
lots I'm that desirable locality.
TEnMs: One-fourth cash; balance ut J, aud
wears. bearing Interest, secured BY deed oil Tlst
se9s ". GODDlN, Auctoneer. :
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BY W. Goddin,
Auctloneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
XAhTA6BEEE E 81 E : fE
FARM OF 165 6I4-100O ACRES IN HkNkiCO
GUuNTY Fast OF G TIH ~ Bk99k TnKNPlhBF;
virtue of decree of the Chanc+ry Court CT the cltS
Of Riclilnond entered on the 9TH june 1879 IN
the case Of ilarwood rS sinli we s a1 aT' n
the premises. ~ tie order men Toned. on MONDAl
the 9th OF October lS73' AZ os.ock !: NJ 'i'
i. That LOT on the vest line of Second street
between Marshall and Clay streets tfolmerly l ana
X J. fronting 42 feet. running BACK Ioo leel VIII
mn excellent brick tenement thereon, containing
about :. ven rooms. besides kitchen, &c
2. That BEAUTIFUL LOT on the south side OF
t,ioy street between Adams street and Brook ave-
nlrc fronting 20 feet running back 100 feet 10 an
alIcy having thereon two excellent brick dwellings,
one containing eleven rooms ana tt!e othGt sewn
will be subdirided into four smaller parcels OF 81
feet each o,
rine street between Smith and Henry .reets 'front.'
ing "a feet, running hack 100 feet to an alley,
AND on the Following day-viz. TUESDAY the
i. If. that excellent FARs in the county Of Hem
rico The old Stage road, about three miles nortn
of Richmond formerly owned By The Etlrs OF the
late Edmund Redd) adjoining the iahds o. Mr:
John b. Young ana Others containing by recent
survey 1865 6l4-l000 ACRES, OF when apout
half Is open land, and the balance III %ooa ana s
houses supplied from never-fsilipg ponds. and the
improvements In other respects CONSIST on q Goil-
Portable DWELLING and the usual oat-puilulilSS.
This farm Is beautifully located, ana In an excel
lent neighborhood.
TERMS: Oue-fourth cash balance VI six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, Interest
added and title retained till all OF the purchase mo-
NY 40 EDWARD y. CANNON.
49, CHARLES Y. WILLIAMS, ."
G. o7-eod Acting Commissioners.
p.s,-After the above sale nf the farm In Hem
rico county. shy ut O'Clock r. NJ, VIII De soid ny
Mr., James Pleassn,s the acting trustee, the COZ
TAGE FARM OF six acres, Oh the old ROAD los-
mery owned by Mr.. l.. w. Rose. adjoining the cot
rnoms There are the usual out-tuildngs. u good
we'll. an excellent orchard, &c. Also. the LOT
of / o., acres on the Brook, turnpike, BOUNDED on
fiat of Mrs Stansbcrry. This Is beautiful lot ana
will If desired, be divided into four smslisr lots
TERMS: At sale. .t-a j. H'GsU nc,innssr
oc3 auc.loI.ec[. - :
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By ". Goddin.
DF w. UVu"I"'
Auctjoneer and Real Estate Agent,
correr Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION Or FIRST;
DwKLLiNG Us THE NORTH SlDE 81! q
BROAD BETWEEN THIRD AMP FolRILt
STPEETS-At the request Of the heirs ut law OF
the late Jacob Karr shall sell at auction, on the
PREMISES on THURSDAY the 9th October, S73,
ar oci,cx Z. NJ that very desirable ana excellent
UITsI Ness STAND located above, formerly
Known as the Morning Star saloon, ana then IN the
occupancy of Mr.. Otto Morganslern IL is three
stories high contains four roons above the store,
and Is regarded an excellent business stand, and in
good repair.
TERMs: Unc-fourth cash: balance At four, eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added. secured bya trust deed.
oc 3 v. GODDIN, Auctionccr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-03
RICUHO<D AND WELDON ROUTE,
GESEEh,. MANAGERS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA, July.29. 1873.
THE TRAINS ON THIS ROUTE ru

THE TRAINS ON THIS ROUTE run
J. rs follows: =.
The MAIL TRATNS leave Richmond at 4. VI
and 100 L. NJ. arrt.x ~ Petersburg at $40 a. VI
aud o:26 p. NJ. arrive 4, Weldon ut 81 A. NJ ana
65P. NJ. -,
FREIGIIT TRAINS. With passenger coach at
tachesi. leave Richmond Tor Petersburg nj 8 A. NJ
and T.. NJ. and returning leave Peters ure III ZOO
- RETCRNiNG NAIL TRAINS leave Weldon a,
1870 A. NJ. and !:lo =. NJ, ana leave Petersburg I'll
The SUNDAY EXCURSION T" ms between
Richmond and Petersburg leave both places al +
A. NJ. and p. NJ. cn.yc
The Freight Trains will not run on SGNDA1S,
md the 7:5i L. NJ. Mail Train will not leave leters-
;u,ry on SUNDAYS. and the a. VI. Train VIII mol
leave Richmond on Mondays.
THE MAIL TRAINS will not stop between Rich
mond ana Petersburg except at Manchester AL"
Chester. -, At, 49,,
Passengers for Norfolk will take the train leav'
ing Richmond at l:.1 +. NJ n,
Passengers from Clover Hill wllleare at A. NJ
and returning leave Richmond a l:2o L. NJ daily
except SHHdayS -,
Passengers will take their meals at Jarraits llo-
tel ana all trains leaving Petersburg will start from
the Hashington-Strect depot. ~ ~
pUpiNAS'S PALACE SLEsP!SG-tARS arc
attached to all the Night Mail Trains.
THOMAS II. WYNNE,
~. % General Manager.