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, 1873-06-09

From tho Jackton {Aich1 Patriot, June a.
A man named William Quigley, living In the
ing tho place of ELI Rockwell, nade d ferocioua
atfemptt to murder his vito on Sunday last. Ills
wife was seated at the organ about s O'CLOCK in
tho afternoon, playing, whon le came up behind
her WITHOUT any lnsimation OF his purpose. threw
Ills arm around hor mock, and, saying she had
lived long enough, drew hor laead baok and dea1t
hor o blow aorosB tho throat with jsok-knfo,
ettng severe g9sh rhie would have proved
arm 30 as to partially ward off md destroy the
forco Of the blow. She thon caught tile blade
with her hand, which was fTlghtfully gaslled in
tho atruggle,- screaming violently for help at
tic same time. Her eQreama brought q couple
Of ladies' who were visiting there to har asaiat-
anco, and they 80 retarded tho efforts Of Qutg-
was secured BY tho neghbors. While hee "es
jacl-kntfo out OF hlH pocket, aud stabbed him
holf in tho tlroat, but as ho struck
no vital part the wound 10 not dangerous.
I1e waH taken before Justice Quigloy, Monday
morning., WHOM ho plcadcd guilty to tho
charge, but gave no reason for his con-
duet. Tic was bold to bail, but at last accounts
had not procured 1t. lho aur,nises over tho
10y, who had recently had tho farm decided him
by the vito OF Rockwell. and had boon drinking
onmatances D "li}tle wild." Tho old gontie-
man, Mr. Rockwell (now doooasod), 1t will be
remembered, doedel his property, valued at
gu 900, to tho girl, who formerly lived IN Quig-
loy'a family, II sle would 1narry him, and pho, It
taking moasulen to recover tho property, doodad
It over to Quigloy for aafokoeplng: It II thought
that this responsibility and drink might have
turned QulRleT'a head somewhat.
, 1873-06-09
THE REPUBLICAN MOVEMENT IN ENGLAND.

TO the Editor af Ths Chicago Tribune:
Sir: The Republican Conference hold in
Birmingham, England, laat month, has brought
out the wrath Of the Conservative presa against
Mr. Bradlaugh and hia coWorkere. They nuke
great deal Of capital out Of the lotter Of Mr.
John Bright road Ia the meeting. The TRIBUNE
Of last friday says: "The Bradlaugh scheme
Of Republican government in England has met
with decided rebuff from John Bright, which
is all tho moro aoyere aa Dradlaugh and his
associates had counted upon Mr. Dright'H sup
port and sympathy" DO.
have been connected with the Republican
movement In England since 184a (a1thouyh for
many years oittzon OF tho United Statos), and
have been in continual communication with its
leaders st1ce.
The Ohartiats IN 1913 wore the groat terror OF
tho British Government, a. tho Republicans are
now, and foRrs woro entertained OF general
uprising OF tho people. bLr. Bright and hta par
" came forward with whit was oallod the Mid
dle-olaBs movement" tndorslng part OF tho
Chartist platform, and drawing away thousands
Of tue moderate or "moral-foroo Olartista to
lls ranka Thts was Just what he wsntod.
Mr. bright came out very bold at that tlmo
Che bud not thon boen admitted to Court OF
, 1873-06-09
THE JUDICIAL ELECTION.


DANr1LLH, Ill., June 8, 1873.
TO Tho Editor af The Chicago Tribune:
SIN: The fight in this CAe Eittconth) Judicial
Circuit terminated on tho % inst, in tho elec-
ton Ut tho Hon. o. L. Davia, Of this place, 10
tho bench, by tho handsome majority Of l,400.
The fight has boon triangular, James Steele, Of
Paris, tho present incumbent, and tho nominee
Of tho Republican pprty John Poarson, q Jack
sonian Democrat and o. L. Davis (tho latter
two Of this place), a Republican, who doomed it
unbocoming candidate for Judicial honora to
submit his namo to my political party conven-
ttun for Endorsement, and hence camo out indc-
pendent, t,-wcre the opposing candidates. Tho
Farmers Club Of this county submitted to oach
Of tho cauddatca several questions for thom to
answer relativo to tho railroad laws, etc., which
ato now agitating tho farming class, Mossra.
Steolo aud Pearson, viowing tho judiciary from
low standpoint, answered the questions
rropounded fayorably to tue farmers, p1odging
themselves to dcoido questions Of this naturo III
favor Of the farmers, right OF wrong; while
Judge Davis, believing, in common with Judges
tho or.nino untram,nolod, unprecedented and IN
pledged, answered, refusing to give pledges to
any individual, faction, ring, clique. or corpora
ton, furthor that to Pledge himself to meto out
equal Justice to oil ; and the farmers, approoi-
ating this highuilnded and straightforward
answer, aud knowing that such q man could bo
relied on, gave him their honrty support.
On Wednesday evening q 1nige conconrae Of
neighborB and friends, numbering Hovoral hun
dred, and lea BY tho Board Of suporyiaors, tho
members Of tho Bar, and the city officials, md
Judges residence and tondorod him a grand ova-
ton and 8oronado. D. D. Evans, ESQ.,,
a momber OF tho Bar, delivered
consratulatory :, address, which waa ro-
sponded to by the Judge In feeling and ap-
propriatc mannor, thanking his friends and fol-
low eltizena for their support and confidence in
his integrity, aud closing by in yting the whole
Handsomely and Hospitality entertained BY Hls
nents, with three cheers for Judge Davis, aud
kind good night, the company dlspo1sea.
Gen. Lyman Guinniss, q brave soldier, an old,
respected citizon, and ono whose voice has boon
heard In the halls Of our National Congress- and
whose 1no business qualifications shone out
with such brightness al State Warehouse Com
missioner, was to havo delivered Tho congratu-
latory address, had not peculiarly sud and pain
full accident overtaken him tho morning after
tho election, wloreby fears for his recovery aro
now entertained by his medical attendants and
friends. 3.
, 1873-06-09
Tho N1nn Skeleton of Mexico.
Aertco city May 10y Correspondence qf Ms Rc,e For


Hettco CITY May 10, Correspondence f Ms Ne,u York
Herald.
A fearful story Ia told Of the 1ndlau ohiot and
robber Of Tepfc-Lozada--wh has but re-
Gently boon brought before the public, and which
In the small village Of San Luis, near Topic,
there has boen discovered . subterranaous apart
n,ent, constructed especially for tho prosecution
Of horrible orimeB and III this was found, not
long since, o man who for fourteen years had not
seen the light Of day. Unshayon and unwashed,
and doubled by feeblensas, aud witl.al borcft Of
senso whom discovered, he is Bald to have had
more tho appearance Of . wild animal than OF
humanity.
From motives Of rovonge Lozadn had him ill.,
carcorated In tho Hepulohre. and formerly would
Boom to have takou eapoclal pleasure In witnonH-
iing tho tortures Of this n1thappy, man, Visiting
mookng him IN hia helpless mlgery.
Tho wro!ohod man was placed on hle roleaee
tho utmost prudence In bringing him forth from
h. living tomb to en1Gy 1lfy Qnoo more tho liberty ot
Thought his enfeobiod systoln viii not auutain
tho shock such change may bring to 1t.
, 1873-06-09
Tho Seventeenth Circuit.
LINCOLN, ILL.,, juno Z, 1875.


70 The Editor Of Tha Chicago TRIBUNE:
SIN; Tho Hon. Lyman Lacey, the nominee
Of tho Farmers Convention, and = Liberal
Democrat,-and not Maj. Hugh Fullerton, his
Radical opponent, Us announced In the Chicago
papors,-is eloctad Judge Of this (the seyen-
teonth Circuit. Do Witt County gavo Lacey as
majority; Mason gave him las, and Menard
62a; whilo Logan gave Fullerton 504 majority,
which elects Lacey by 174 majority. All these
returns are official, excepting from Maaon and
the official count has not varied materially from
tho reported result.
hIr. Lacey is ono of tho ablost lawyers and
most estlmablo gentleman IN tho circuit and
will no doubt make Nh excellent, useful, and
popular Judge.
All Intelligent, wo1l-infor1ned, and right
minded men hero, OF all parties and classes,
very much doplore the result In tho Fifth Dis
trlot, and regard tho defeat Of Judge Lawrence
as an irreparable calamity to the people Of the
State. J.
, 1873-06-09

high foreheads we're drug. Microscopes, aud
"acopoa" Of all Borts, wero placed about tho
rooms, and strange-looling chemical apparatus
challenged inspection. II you asked q question
bly,, who answered you: soieuce soars above
" introduotiona." Very intelligent we're tho e1-
plantations. I am positively certain that every
woman there know all about the Greek Church,
and was overwhelming on gases; but sometimes
and the confession ia All awful ono-I lkod
tho happy face, which scarcely expect to SEQ
again. London society has odd contrasts,
said to myself, rs I Nedged my way amongst
learned men and women, at the scientific gathor-
ing (tea, and sandwiches, and dubious shorty.
and thought Of tho motley crowd Of ladies Of
rank and Of commerce, officers, merchants, and
professional mon, who had 80 recently quilted.
JOHN STUART MILL.
The somewhat oyerwrought praiao hehped
upon the groat philosopher, now In la last
sleep at Avignon, haa not passed without re-
monbtrancc. You will perhaps have seen thnt
THO molnoir In tho Times WAS specially dlsagreo-
able. The tono was deproc,atory. and tho oriti-
pleasant allusion waa made to Mr.. Mills we'll
known opinions respecting oyar-popuIation, and
tho lines from Tom Mooro'a ''Oda to tha God.
doas CoraB wore revived:
There two Nj. h!lls whom a those who like read.
What's vastly Mureaaablo call very clover:
And whereas Mil Bonor makes war on tj0ad brtedino
nIil Junior makes war OIL al! breeding whktaYsr,
This notice oxanpolatod many OF A1r. Mills
dooiplos, and one Of thon,, wal-known Broad
Church Clergyman, tho Hey: stopford Brooke,
alluded to L soyerey from thG palp!t There
addressed letter to hlr. Droolo, printing It
privately. and sending 1t to Mr. Mills friends.
Wherein ho accused III. ltill OF circulating many
years mo, a paper entitled !" What iR Love 2"-
, 1873-06-09
AMUSEMENTS.
MoVIOKER'S THEATRE,

MONDAY EVENING, Juno ., and until further no..
tlccs tho brilliant young ArtlBot
EKRE1 eP11t1laHms
In tho Original DrAnnttxetlnn Of DICKENS POPULAR
q1p cJitiOstThYR hERNyt " s,ror.
rif1t I H Ttii1li} Ntf;,Ilii},rraa KATIE PUTNAM.
A rnyed by hot ovor @ nights In all tho principal oltlos
SSt A,aorlea. 1ntroduen9, Ney and Bfifliaut Bongs
Matinoo Saturday at2 p. m.
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L,OR NEW YORk.-OLD DO * ETS
4 MISIOS STEAMSHIP COMPASS J .ssfssess s ~
The side-wheel steamships OLD DOMlSlOS
WYANUkE. ISAAC BELL, SARATOGA. Nj
ACIhEA. ALBEMARLE. and lIATTERAS leave
New York fer Norfolk, City Point and Richmonr
very TU ESnAT, THURSDAY, and sATURDA>
At 8 o'clock p. NJ.
Leave hlrhirond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY
and SUNDAY al high tide.
These ships are entirely now. They have ele2aD'
slGous stata-rooms. and lr,tll-rcoms.
The fare, accommodations, and attention arc un
surpassed.
Close connections made with steamers TOR ~
southern aud European ports.
For further information, apply to
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent,
NY No. 3 E0vcrnOr StrCct.
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sarCTrov salLEs.-Fniure Uass:
BY wellington Goddin,
Aucrioneer and Real Estate Agent,
s.corucrof Eleventh and Bank srfeets.


EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
Ia PRIVATE DWELLING AT SOuI1IWEST
CORNER OF MARSuALr AND SEVENTH
tho request of Mes5rs. A. N. and j.
*, Wexford, executors Of the late Dr. Beverly is.
Wcllfor shall sell at auction, OIL the premises on
THURSDAY the 18th dag OF February. 1sl3, nj
O'clock p NJ. DC fair; II not, the first fGir day
thereafter.) the large and elegant RESIDENCE OF
fhn dccedent located as above. It contains about
eleven rooms, bull originally In the best manner,
aud now In excellent order. Beside the dwelling
there Is an Office. servants apartments stable, car
ragehou all built of brick and the whole premises
surrounded on three sides by brick walls and In part
nv an iron railing. Its location so near the Shockoe
Ifill Market renders II peculiarly va!ual,le Tor
boarding-hnuse, hotcl or for commercial purposes.
The lot has front Of s5 feet and depth OF loo feet
to Markctalley. ,,,
II will be sold rs whole, subdivded go rs to sell
with the dwelling tho enLlrc front on Marshall street,
running back 90 feet and three lots on Seventh street
.? by d5 feet according to plat 10 be c4hbtco al
the hour Of sale.
The buildings are insured in the Mutual Assurance
Society for 80 600.
TERMS: One-fourh cash; balance ut four, eiaht,
and twelve months for negotiable notes bearing SIX
per cent. interest. Or onc-fourth cash balance at
one two, and three years, bearing ten per cent. III
terest, lalf-yeurly, secured by u trust deed.
W. GODiIN, Auctioneer.
P.s.-OwIng to the absence Of one Of the execu-
tors and also to the incienency Of the weather. tie
above sale was postponed I'LL TIL CRSDhY NEXT,
the e5th instant, 1T the same hour.
fe li-l7,laS2o ". GODDIN. Auctioneer.
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By James NJ. Taylor & Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LIE
NEAR THE T Err MIMI S OF THE CIIESA-
PEhKE AND OHIO RAILROAD, AT AUG
TION,-By virtue of deed of trust to tic under
signed bearing date December ID, 1872, We viii. i'll
execution thereof. sell ut public auction, on HE
premises, at Rockets, on WEDNESDAf; l9th Gay
BILE MACHINERY for making bark extract, tan
ming, &C., consisting In part as follows:
/ WOODWARD STEAM-PCMP I,800 gallons per
mipu,e). with all connections;
pair 1:-inch GUILD & GARRISON VACUUM
pumps, with connections;
] No ! WOODWARD PUMP,
GUILD GARRISON WATER-PUNP, -.
Finch WATEE-tYLINDER,
24-inch sTEAM-CYLINDER,
FACuUM-PAE, by IL with connections, COM
CoaDESsER FOR yAcUuM-PAN, lc-foot pipe:
80 feet l4-iuch CAST IRON PIPE,
q icet e-iEch Hangc CAsT-lRoS PIE,
JouysoN's BLOWER, 8 feet diameter;
1900 feet 4-inch fauge CAST! RON PIPE,
lOI feet 6-iuch iange CAST-lROE PIPE,
4 900 feet pinch STEAI-P1pE:
pair l!oUBL f ENGINES. li-inch cyiincer, 3-loot
strokc-al complete:
80 feet iC-inch LEATHER BETTING,
CAsT-fRoS HoPPERS,
4 MILLS for grinding bark,
Is large LEACII-TEHS,
25 large WATER-TASKs.
The above MACHINERY is all frst-cass and In
perfect order
We will i'm to the purchaser of the machinery,
&c.. If dcsircl our interest IN Il lease Of the REAL
ESTATE which expires April l., 1875.
EEMS: LIBERAL and made known on tue day OF
sale. H. G. BLACkM ELL,
CHARLES u. WILLIAMS,
JAMES VI. TAYLOR Sc Son, Auctioncers.
IN I-trl Is l1Sdtls
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xMssTT,v saYyss.-.rntas mars.
BY Cook 4 Laagh ton. Auctioneers,
corner of Governor ana franklin streets.

,fyI,osISG-oUT SALE OF ALABAs-
" TER AND MARBLE STATUAKY, yAss.EsS ASS,
m, Eet FIG TJRES, GROUPS. ORNAMENTS.
.Sc.. AT hUCTiON.--On SATURDAY the 18th I'M
gtst nj 10 o'clock we viii sell ut the sore recenty
occupied by Mr. &. ZETELi.E: NO: Luz Naln
ITALIAN MARBLE and ALhBAsTER sTA-
TUARY; ,
.cR0ITPS. FIGURES, ORNAMENTS, &C.,
imnorted hy Mcssrs. PAUDALFlSL &c GlOvAN-
NnSI. of Few York, which for beauty OF design
and flush are superior to any ever offered Ill TINS
city. .,,,a rr,1r
friday AFTERNOON, when catalogues may De
The Indies are especially Invited to attend this
sale.
aud The collection Is rs attractive Us the Grst sale and
VIZ ~ 'oiN COOK & LAuGHTON,
ra1i Auctoueers.
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JAMES RIVER s,rEAMBoATesaaSsEsH|=s I
~ ~ COMPANY. tsnsCEsss
FOR NEW l0Rk, PHILADELPHIA. BAL
TIMORE, NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
AND ALL REGULAR LANDINGS
~ IN THE JAMES RIVER.
The fas: and elegant United STAGES mail steamer
JOHN SYLVESTER, Captain Il. {. CLIFFORD,
leaves companys wharf at Rockets. for tic above,
IA ped places on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS,a nc
FRIDAYS at % A. ~. and returns on Tuesday
Thursday, and Saturday afternoons al o'clock.
Passengers connect at Norfolk with the old Bay
Line Steamers for Baltimore, Phlladclphia, aa6
New York.
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on arrival
OF steamer
Fare to New YORK o.
Fare Ia fni,!ri ...'..............'.... o.
rare 10 "
Fare Ia NOTlO!k. ~
Tickets on sale at CARRIER & CO.'S EXPRESS
and baggage checked through.
Freight received TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS for Norfolk, Portsmouth. Bcs.
ton. Baltimore, and principal landings on Chesa
pcake hay. and all regular landings on james river
1t REASONABLE RATES.
Freight received from \. N. iii 6P. NJ.
Freight for way Landings must he prepaid .E
l.. y. TATC3l, General Agent.
ONCE. Conrany's wharf.
Eranch office corner Main and Ninth streets !c
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BY Moody & Royal,
Real Estate Agents and auctioncers,
,rner Seventh and Hull streets, Manchester, va.

corner Seventh and Hull streets, Manchester, va.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L REAL ESTATE IN THE TOWN OF MAN
CHESTf R.-By virtue Of deed Of trust rTeGn ne:
by William L. Lithgow, trustee for Martina VI L1th-
cow. 10 Emmett ". Wcisiger, dated September Il
1872 and duly recorded in the County Court clerk
Office of Chesterfield county. decd-book, volume 30,
page 5S7 the undersigned will expose for sale at
public auction. ON the premises, on SATURDAY,
February Is. 1s7a. at O'Clock ?. ~, the following
One DOUBLE FRAMED DWELLING, situated
on the south side Of Fourteenth or Harrison street;
The lot fronts on said Fourteenth street 90 ieeI anu
runs back between parallel lines 10. teet. AHe uouso
contains five or six rooms. .
A very DESIRABLE LOT NJ the corner OF Decatur
and Ninth streets fronting sea feet ON the south side
of Ninth street and running back rs feet.
This is valuable property. conveniently locaicd.
and should engage the attention OF those seehlhS
good investment. "
TERMS One-rourth ca5h: balance ut four. eight.
and twelve months for negotiable notes bearing SIX
per cent. interest, secured by a trust deed
10 JI-tds Z. W. WElSIGER, Trustee.
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BY Smith 6 Peterson,
Real Estate Auc!ioreers,
corner Tenth and Bank streets.

WE WILL SELL At AUCTION, on
W tho premises, on SATURDAY at - O'CLOCK I.
Al nm thu corner of Bclvi.cre street aud Maiden
lane 40. 612), SMALL FRAME DWELLING,
containing three rooms, IN good repair. Tic LOT -
60 by 1870 feet. This is good chance for HAN oil
small means 10 get good home.
f.tsI7t y SMITH & PETERSON.
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BY Grl,bbs WDliams,
Auctloneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank
VALUABLEF FLOUR AND CORN
Y MILL, ONE MILE FROM THE CITY AND
NEAR THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
ROAD. FOR SALEAT AUG TONNE VIII sell NJ
auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY the ldth o.
February. at IL o'clock NJ, the very valuable FLOUH
aud CORN-MILL formerly Blakey's, ana more re-
city. The ilour-m,ll and fixtures are entirely new
and all the machinery IN good order. There are
nearly three acres of land attached, and the pro-
perry Is we'll situated for establishing other manu-
factories tan milling. TO practical miller this Is
rare chance for eniarking in a. profitable business
TERMS: Liberal, and made known on the aay OF
sale. GRUBBS IL W i'LiAhs,
fc4 Aucuoncers.
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RESTAURANTS,

sfyETELLE-RLsMOY store No.
II 1902, lately occupied ny Zeteile having been
.,itsd over bis head to another without word TO
him, he has IN abe aiemEla 70 remove TO the BASE
1acpt Of Good.n's Hall. corner Of Eleventh. and
old friends and customers, and where he win serve
iheM sith the BEsT Log oks md the very best
tac market affords. tea
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LUMBER DEALERS,

000 0h0 FEET Sc ASONED SO
-,GOO,tOO CANADA SYCAMORE, supe-
lior quality 100000 feet seasoned ~ Canada Syca-
more, superior quality also, large st OK White
sriae, Poplar, Walnut. Cherry. Maple, Ash, Hick-
CRY. Oak, Shingles, i.ats. An Kinds of Building
ialinber together with large stock Of Glazed VIM
dDWs, Blinds and Doors cheaper than anywhere else
IN the city. TRUMAN a.. PARKER 4 Co,
s. dealers IL Lumber, Glazed Windows,
81 Doors and Blinds,
Canal and Byrd streets from Fifth to Sixth.
s HI if.3m
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BY GrulJbs & Williams,


Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
GALE OF THE ICHMO.N AND
~ YORK RIVER RAiLROAD.-Ry virtue OF =
decree Of The thanccry Court of the city OF Eic!'
,uoud in the CAUSES Of tile Richmond and YORK
River Railroad Company rS. j. prosser In.lb ant
Robert Ii. i[aury, trustees, and j. PrcsSer Iabb ana
Robrrt II. Maury, trustees. rs. Tic Richmond and
York River 'iiroad Company, entered on me lctl
,ly of December. 49,. We tic undersigned. or lic
survivor of shall sell by public auriiC at tue
aurton-rucms Of Mes,rS. GrunbS Il Williams, NO: !
Eleventh street. lichmond. Va, on FRIDAY the
I'd day of May. 1873. at The hour OF J. NJ: AL Inc
property of every kind, real. personal. and mixed
of the RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL
ROkD COMPANY, including It's roadway, rails,
cross-ties, dcpots, sGns$, cars. engines, tcnGc%.
and all other property whatsoever, including al 0
the franchises Of said company ana excepting from
such sale notirg whatsoever belonging To salu con-
pany cXrcrt is chooses In action anu debts que or To
become due 10 IL.
lie TERMS OF SALE WILL DE AS FOLLOWS
The sum of SlIO0go slrlI be paid Ia CASH; and the
residue of the purchase money shall he payable as
follows $4,000 on the LIST Of JANUARY. 1871, win N
tercst at the rate Of per cent, per anuln from Inc
day Of sale payable Scmi-;l,lluIly S3o0pyO Oil INC
IS, day Of january. 1885. with interest ut the rate OF
per cent. per annllm from tie day 81 sale, payable
selni-annIay; and the remainder Of such purchase
money on the lst day OF Jaulry. 1877, with interest
ut the rate OF per cent. per annum from the day OF
sale. payable seni-annually-the sale 10 be subject
10 the ratification or rejection Of the court; ana pos
session not to be delivered until the sale has been
ratified by the court; the deferred pay meuts TO he
secured by deed IF trust on the property Sold such
deed to br subject To- the approval OF the court
CAPITALISTS Will take notice that the effect OF sale
and conveyance will be TO extinruish the SAID COM
pany and make the purchaser or purchasers body
corporate.
For further particulars apply to Mcssrs. PAGE &
MAURY, Richmond, Va, attorneys for the trus-
tees J. PKuSSER TABB,
ROBERT II. MAURY,
1a2.-td Surviving Trustees.
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OReANssia ,rRou AND p,r1or.
SOLD ON TILE
INSTALMENT PLAN.
L. l.. y. WALFuRD,
Oil MAIN STREET.

Y
Catalogues on application. il ai-dlm&w2m
GRAND COMBIN ALTON. sSFFsssFTs;.gsss
Va THE SOUTH AND THE N0RTH.fI TT
WOODH0USE & PARIIAM are sole agents for
CHICKERING'S BOSTON PIANO-FORTF,S,
which obtained the gold medal ct the Worlds
Fair held in London, and The gold medal and
tho cross Of the Legion OF Honor 80 tie Paris
Universal Exposition, lss7-the highest award
over all competition. Fifty thousand of Chick
ering's Pianos I'm use. They are sole agents
for William. KniIc h Co.'S Raltmore Plano.
Eorte, fayorite instruments OF the South. TO whom
haze been awarded upwards of sixty gold aud sil-y
yer medlls from fairs held IN the United States.
Prices same as the manufacturers. Every instru-
meut fully warranted. Parties mt distance can
have their orders rs faithfully executed by MS rs
when personally present jgs5
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BY Grtlhbs Sc Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE TRACT
4 or LAND EMBRACING TIE VILLAGE
OF "INGLEW9oD," On THE Io RIc 3 4 \
ROAD. ABOUT Eight MILES NORTH OF
RICHMOND, At AUCIl0NmBy virtue t of deed
dated nth of Juno, 1872, and recorded In Hcnric0
County Court Office !beIng thereto reqnIredI, WI
LIAHs. In the city Of Richmond, on. THURSDAY,
ooh February at T. o'cock NJ the properly aoyc
a portion of which has been laid out into large
number of building lots lying prettily Oh the rail-
road, and known as /" 1NGLEwoOD."
TERMS: Cash for expenses of sale aud to pay CIT
balance Of debt amounting to about s725; the resi-
may direct and In event Of his or their fuiure to
give any direction, then upon terms to be named by
the trustee at the time Of sale. .
The trustee will only sell and convey such title as
Is vested In him by the aforesaid deed Of trust.
+. ". GEUBBS. Trustee.
GHUBRs & WILLIAMS. huctioncers. fe 10