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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-08

60" gasped fat Mrs. Weighty as she as
cended the stairs of her new residence, i
really cannot run up any more stairs "Oi
course not,' answered her husband; but
if the stairs were made of drcSsmakers' bills
YOU could run them up very easily" Il do
detest puns," exclaimed Mrs. Weighty, the
next day, recounting the conversation to II
friend.
Scene in Fort Wayne dry goods store ::
Lady-HOw much for tins print? Gentle.
manly and obliging clerk Nine cents, mum
Lady-Nineteen cents I'll give you eight
cen. Clerk-Nine cents, mum; you misun.
derstood me. Lady Oh, nine cents! I'll
give you eight.
A negro member of the Mi, sissippi Legis-
lature is in Jail for stealing hog. His
friends say he really didn't want the hog,
but felt that as Radical leader he must steal
something, and could find nothing else to
steal.-LoutSctLe Courier-Journal.
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Bv James VI. Tayio. Z son.
Real Estate Agents and AGr,i1uhrr<.
Office cOrncr Eleventh and Htnh . rot,

1--WE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
& on CHERRY. LAUREL. AND CARY
STREETS FOR SALE At htCflnN-Nr vii
sell on the premises, on WEDNESDAY the
10th day Of September, 1873, AT o'cip'k +.
NJ. I'm the following orGer-y.I. T"o D'>
on TIE east side of Cherry between t'unls"r
land and Beverly streets. and lmmc'at"iy IL
front OF Turner's flower garden, each Bon - feet 10
An alley ~ feet wide on the wnt ". - -! Ian
rel between Cumberland and Beverly streets 2ollIo
of Carr between Cherry and Laurel streets. 81 IgJ
feet To an alley 20 feet wide and one or tic -onth
side of Cary between Laurel and Pi": ,trtrts,
3lxl30 feet 10 an alley 10 feet wide.
TERMS: Ouc-thi ri cash, The balance at four,
eight and twelve months Tor negotiable notes H..
tcrest added. and secured by IA deed OF trust.
JAMES 81. TAYLOR Il son,
scB turilon.rrs~
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By telegraph.
NEW YORK.

Nrw yopK. Scptr,nhcr e-The Walistrcct mar
kc,s were excited to-day with considerable activity
and wide fluctuations Money was active at 7 gold
"a commission. Foreign exchange advanced to lt'
for long strrlingand loss for sight. Gold was act'e
and fuctrmtinr, opening AT nis. then declining Il
l,st, with subsequent rally 10 ll"s Government
bonds were weak, witha further decline III syinpa
Thy with gold.
Sou,hcru State securities were dull ana STEADY
with nothing doing StJchS opened iirin ana ihci
declined, .
The NlnI: statement shows loans increase half Z
Million specie decrease, one and Three cisi'tS mn
lions: lngal-cndcrs decrease, six millions: dcposi's
decrease seven and Il half millions.
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aUsvTIoy SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DWELLING
l. AND 3461-4 ACRES VALUABLE LAND on
YORK RIVER AND IN GLOUCESTER COEN-
TY, ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER IsT. AT
AUCTIOE.-OD the day named. on the premises
two miles from Cappahosic and the same distance
from Claybanx wharf. by virtue of deed Of trust
from oonn Aser, mny rGcoT rn snnIi seii ~
containing three hundred and forry-six and one
quarter acres together with the fine ana comTnO-
dious DWELLING and out-houSeS and large new
barn thereon. On the place, which is admirably
adapted 10 trucking. is Il well-seiected orchard Of
young apple and Deach-trees.
The house commands II beautiful view OF The
river.
TERMS: Cash: but 10 Is hoped and believed that
ARRANGEMENTS VIII be made before The DAY OF sale
for usual credits. }. WESLEY FRIEND.
So f-tScsO Trustee
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PORT OF RICHMOND, SErTEMBEE 6, 1873.
AKRINEn.

PORT OF RICHMOND, SErrEMBEE 6, 1873.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Eliza IIancox, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
cl,andisc and passengers. l.. e. Iatum, agent.
Schooner Nate ana Lucia, It:lfy, AlDiHE. lllt
bcr G. +. Whitlock.
SIoop Sophie, Cheeves, James river, lumber.
SAILED.
Steamer Ellie knight, Gcoghcgan, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, W. T. Brett. AGENT
Schooner Amelia iicarn, Moore. phiiadc!phia.
Schooner William and James, 0uiten. Phladel-
phia c'a lower james, lumber. ,,,uo- ,,. c,...
schooner Harriet. brewster. SqulrcS, flour, City
Point, 10 cargo Tor ltlo.
SAILED SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER :.
Steamship Isaac Bell. Brakeman, merchandise
and passengers, &. ". Allen Co.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner Rebecca Knight, Philadelphia Scptcr-
Der lth.
schooner Frank G.. Dow, Case, Richmond. Maiuc.
Schooner Eliza sawyer. Cook Boston, fr Woods
Hole. 10 load tor this port, w;S at Vineyard Haven
september Ilh.
Rark Goethe S,cenkcn, New York, September 18th.
for Bremen ria Richnlond
Schooner Gartinian. Yates. Rochland. for Rich
mout III Vineyard II trcu, September Sd.
schooner F.. Il. Wharton, Bon>cIl, New York,
schooner William Franklin. Seward, Baltimore,
| Schooner Maid Of the Mist. Alexandria, Sd.
| Schooner ". /. Cox, Evans, Philadelphia, Sep
| tcmbcr2.
| Mary Allcr;on. Bourne. Boston, August aoth.
| Maid uI the Mist. Alexandria, September lsr.
| schooner William Franklin, Seward, Baltimore,
! August 3Gth.
| Brig Nellie Gray. Moves. New York, August 18th.
| BARK {. +. taluu Radford. Liverpool, July r.
| Bark Ceres, sockcn, Liverpool, July 49, sailed
! August s.
| Schooner William Magee, Watt, Philadelphia
| August l5
| schooner \. L. Massey, Springer, Philadelphia
| August 18th.
| MEMORANDA.
| Schooner Frank G. Dow, Case, from Richmond,
Me arrived al Vineyard Haven September 81.
Schooner l.. Is. Cowperth"aite, Haruher, anu d.
T. Cummings Hubbard, arrived al NJ" 1ork sep
FORTRESS MONROE. September 4:-Passed out,
brig Galveston. kohankanp, from Richmond, Tor
Schoouers Laura, Roberts, Richmond, Va;
Freeze, Cranmer, Alexandria; Salle Carson, Tut
lie Alexandria; aud Pacific, Perry; Moderator
hctsv and Anu, Tueh; NJ r. Fisher, Lawrence
Virginia., arrived nj New York September 4tli.
VESSELS IN PORT.
Brig Albion, Smith. Liverpool, discharglng, 7. Z
Hrig Leonard Myers, Hicks, loading, flour for Rio
bark Louisa, Liverpool discharging salt, r. F.
Williams.
coal. =. +. Lathrop
schooner Ilanuih Warwick, discharging coal.
Schooner Enterprise, Baker, loauing granite for
Washington. Curtis Il Parker.
Schooner A. K. Sinyrke, Mitchell, waiting.
Schooner Iandalia, Harvey, discharsing grain,
Haxall, Crcnshaw l. Go.
Schooner W. L. Byrnc, loading for Baltimore,
Curtis j. Parker
schooner Father and Son. Fisher, waiting.
Schooner Z. Is. skiuner, dschargiug lumber.
By TELEGRAPH.
FORTRESS MONROE, September s.--Passed In for
Richmond. brig Nellie Gay, from New \ ork Passed
nlau.
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HOUSES, HOUSES, HOT SES.-Wc have
Il L Tor sale privately several NEW HOUSES, four
la live each suitable for: mali families, plea
sanity and conveniently located. For terms, &C.,
apply To HUODI s. kOIALL.
Real Estate Agents.
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets.
au % Manchester.
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THE STORY OF A WISDMILL.-- Max Adclcr.l
We went out to Slaymaker's i'll June to spend
the summer, but we have been obliged TO
leave. Slaymakcr has Il small stream near
his house, from which he used to pump
water into the tank iii his garnet. 1t oc-
Cured TO him some time ago that it would
be Il good idea to put up 4 windmill which
could do the pumping for him. so he built
one at Il cost OF 900. The first day it began
to rcvolvc il frightened Slaynaker'S best
horse 80 that il ran against the fence and was
killed, and the arms was so long that they
nearly Drained Siaymaker'S oldest boy, who
was standing beneath watching the machine,
when it suddenly stopped work and refused
TO move aR inch. SLymtker accordingly
pumped the tank full. and just as he stopped,
the mill began to pump like fury. Slaymaker,
in alarm, procured Il rope aud tied one OF
the wings to tree. When the tank was
empty he tried to make the windmill till it
again, but the concern was immorable.
Then Saymaktr waited for couple of
weeks, and carried the water up to the house
in buckets, because he was afraid TO till the
tank. when the mill might get to work al
any moment. Finally, as there seemed TO
be no hope of the machinery getting all
right again, he did pump the tank full, and
then went TO bed. That night there was the
first hurricane ever known i'll that neIShbor-
hood. The windmill made about four hum
dred revolutions a minute, and left the bed
of the stream below it completely dry, while
it poured nearly six hundred gallons IN hour
into Slaymker's garnet. The boardcrs all
swan out the windows, and spent the rest
of the night in the barn, while Slaymaker
took 10 tree, from which, at daylight,
he had magnificent view of the falls rs they
poured picture>quely from the attic windows,
every minute or two bringing out with them
a chair or hair trunk, or one Of Slaymaker's
shirts, or wa>h>tand. Mrs. Slaymaker will
not clean house this Summer, but Stay
maker has a windmill that hc is anxious to
sell. lie will probably close it out cheap to q
purchaser " no wants to take it away right Off
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BY Wellington GodGln.
Anctioncer and Real Estate AGe5t,
corner OF Eleventh and Bark STREETS

GALE AT AUCTION OFLOT> IN Ora
DHANS PLAN. ONTHE EAST LINE az PINE
STREET BETWEEN BACON STREET AND
THE BRANCH, AND SIX LOTS On TIE NORTH
SIDE OF SPRING STREET NEAR ~ BROOK
AVtSUE.-W'ill be sold at auction, on III" prrIu-
ses. In the order advertised on TUES DAY The yth
September, s73 commencing at oc!prH i. NJ
SIX LOTS on the east line Of Pine street Zach 81
1870 feet. After which will In sod SIX LOTS IN
the plan OF Bacons Quarter Branch JaY,rn proper
ty, each 83Xs5 feet Ia said branch. ANriih. fore
going lots are near 10 Brook avenue. "ad suitable
for persons Of small means. aud VIII pgDblbly CON-
mard from ~ to ~ per front foot.
TERMS Very accommodating.
sea W.GDbDIS. Sur'iuNc.r
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RALTIMUkE MARKETS,

BALTIMoRE September s.-Flour active with
advancing tendency. Wheat firm; white choice.
sl.s5mSl.9o; fair to prime choice. Si'eSME w
rnoirr amber $3.50 good to prime red, Sl.7eWSi7S
common to fair red, sl.5OGG*l65. Corn quiet ;
southern white, 72c.: southern yellow &c Oats
ilrincr: southern, !!Gi sc. Rye flrmer AT sHNe"c.
Mess pork *I7.75Gl:ls. Bulk mcatS-Shoulders. san
SIC: clear ri3-sideS. 9.a9ic. Kacon->houlders;
y;Glp;c: clear rh-Sidcs, lCiG.llc.; s,igar-cureGi
hams lj0i6!c. Lard, stGls;c. Western butter dull
and weak good, 2SGn22c.: choice. "4@25c. Coffee
strong and active: fair To prime Rio, 9l@t22c
WhI key irregular and unsettled at 9Sc.@Sl. Sugar,
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POWDER.
A TTENTION, SPORTSMEN!
NEW YORK STATE spoRTSMEE's

NEW YORK STATE sPORTSMES'S
ASSOCIATION.
r3rHtcTS FROM .'nEroRr OF COMMITTEE o.
STANDARD FOX SHOT"
An manufacturers will have eventually to con-
form when sportsmen require that their s1ot shall
compare with the STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE
syhich Your committee has fixed.
Upol the most critical examination, your COM
mittae hase determined 10 ADOPT Us the " AMERL-
CAN STANDARD " the scale presented TO us by
Nessrs. Thopas Otis lie Roy L Co, of New York =
X. NEWELL, Chairman;
N. NJ SMITH,
+. 6. SKINNER.
Sportsn,en aud dealers DESTROYS OF having tile
above SCALE, OF any Information relative thereto
promptly obtain the game by applying 10
THOMAS OTIS LIZ HQY 4 CO., New York.
te 2o-eodaM
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
Saturday, September =.

OFfFRI NGS.
wurAr-Whitc 2Gis bushels Red. a66 bushels:
t'uu%-Hhilc, 90 bushels. yellow. lTG bushels
O,TS.-3i. bushels. Balcd, 0! bushels.
RYE-S bushels.
SALES.
WUEAT-White 3.s bushels choice mt Tl.7s: lOl
bushels urine ut Xl.75; :5s bushels very eood al
sl75 10 bushels good ut :l.Ta: Sc bushels good al
sss $50 bushels fair at SlG5 l02 bushels common
III 81 ss bushels common at $3.50: li6 bushels conf
mon al II 80 20 bushels common at Sl.30 500 hlsli-
els on private terms-totai. 2,ol2 bushels. ..
WuEAT.-Rcd, 3u2 bushels good ON private TERMS
"a bushels good al 81 6s 81 bushels al Sl.G" 'o p
els good ut IL .69-totll, !96 bushels. 49,
CoRS-Whitc. eU bushels prime Virginia III 'oc
yellow, 20 bushels western at 15c.
Rye bushels prime 1T soc.
RE-EXHIBlTED.
WuE,T.-Wh,c 10 bushels. Red, 3!i bushels
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REAL ESTATE All PRIVATE SALE.

CECURE GOOD BUILDING LOTS at
- Jrnnin?SYic whilst you can do SO AZ low pric ;
and on accommodating terms. III order To the M
mediate further improvement OF JcnnincSVilic
ulurgary station. eight miles from Richmond, on
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac raul
roud ] am instructed 10 sell privately FORTY or
FIFTY BEAUTIFUL LOTS 1T reduced prices Tor
the cash or building material Those prcfcrring to
purchase on lime. making small cash payment AMI
giving negotiable notes for the balance. on the in
stalurnt plan, can still bcaccolnm0daEed.
JAMES T. SUTTON, JK., Attorney
ca s-ot 1117 Main street. Room I. third floor.
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louisville MARKETS,

LOUISVILLE, September 6.-flour unchanged
Grain unchanged. porn q, sier; held at $685.. la
con iirlnrr; shoulders, 9s09tc.: clear rib. lCsc !;
clear sides l0Sc. packed hams steady NJ l&Go!3ic.
for main and lI5 for Sugar-curcd Lard steady at
.u.c in tierccs: lus6GlUsc forkc@s; SC. for steal
Whskcy declining-gOc.
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steady: sales SIS bales at 2oslD?oa:. Flour 3Mioc.
better: common To fair extra, s7ls(DSs.5o; eoo'l
choice - 550ISll. Wheat duit, lH.c lower
Corn unsettled Pork heavy, $l7.G2MrSl7.7H. LarI
quiet aud weak. Groceries and naraS qulet
Frcjghs iirm.
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BY Telegraph.
ny -
N-rNxv vflDts tfA Rk FTS

WIIEAr.-Whi,c, 10 bushels. Red, S!i bus
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BY Cook L Laughton, Aac,IOrcers.
co-ncr Governor and Franklin sfrpr,,.

TIRST-CLASS MULES AT AUCTION.
Il, On TUESDAY In. 9th instant Mt II o'clock we
will sell at the livery and sale stables Of Mrssr>
Turner & Co., Fra3kliu street fellow Exchaug,.
Hotel.
SEVEN FlRST-CLASS YOUNG MULES
four five, six. and seven years old: SQUAD. gent"
and we'll broke and are recommended III every par
ticular.
TERMS: Sixty days for approved into-sc'i city
paper. COOK & LAlGuTUN,
se6 AnC'ionc,rs
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ST JOI-IS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS. September 6.-Flour firm and IN fair
demand and unchanged. Corn firmcr; No
Bacon trtner; shoulders, st@lssc.: clear rib, lotn
osc: clear sides, lU:Ytlu5c. Lard steady SIC. 1or
r,.i nod
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EDUCATIONAL.

HANOVER ACADEMY, TAYLORS-
~ ya-H. p Jones. NJ. A., Principals: jacob
Rattle. NJ. A., aud " u. Dabncy The next session
Of this school will begin OCTUBER lST, ana emu
June o. 1.7i Terms 1900 per session. cSclusiFGoi
lights aud washing. payable onc-hah octoner Isl,
tie other February 18th. For further particulars
address the PRINCIPAL. 81 o-I--.-
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B. Lyme & Brother.
AuctIoneers and Real Estcte Agents,
No. 1912 Main street.

VERY DESIRABLE BRICK DWELL
Y ING AND EIGHT NICE BUILDING LOTS,
TWEEN TWESTY-EIGHiH AND TWENTY
NINTH STREETS. CHURCH HILL. FOR SALE
AT AUCTIOS.-Will be sold AZ public Huction
on the premises, on THURSDAY the ..th Gav
of September 1878, NJ 81 O'Clock 7. 81. the above
described property. The house contains six ro"n..
kitchen, &c, with a lot 59xl2o ct. The vacant
lots front each 33xto0 feet to an alley.
TERMS : Very liberal, and made known atth"i ogr
Of sale. Lane O. DhDi ltER.
ses AGctiOnccrs.
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By James l.. AppcrsoD,
Real Estate Agent aud Auci!one"-.

DARE CHANCE FOR AN ESTAB.
IL LISIIFD AND PROFITABLE BU-lNESS.-
GOOD WILL AND MACHINERY OtIfEEAL-
LIABLE WUOD-FACTORY. CORNER NINTH
AND CARY STREETS AND BASIN BANK. FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Trc owner, Mr.. }. b. Wat
kIns, finding that his coal and coke business d..
mand, his entire time, the GOOD Wlll. and FIN
TURES OF his kI>DLiN'i AND COOKING
WOOD ESTABL IsfiMENT. located aS above, viii
be offered for sale at auction, the premises. ~
the 10th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, Al O'Clock +. ".
II Is free from competition, being III" cny factory
OF the kind In operation In tho city. 1t, COOP
WILL is very valuable. enjoying L, IL does rcg,I
lar, increasing, and permanent patronage. Tie
machinery consists of 4 superior hitccn-ll"rsc cU-
CINE and boiler Il patent wool-Spiittcr. and saws.
bctiuv pullcys, &c, c"inplet" aud In good order,
capable of manufacturing t;tcrn or t""t! load.
Of wood daily. The increasing cu tom Of The hn.
ness its central location, convenient 10 wool, AMI
the growing popularity Of the fuel. rrn:rr TINS
RI re opportunity for any one wishing an easy and
profitable pursuit needing only sna capital. 4
supply OF wood and the Lrrscnt "mp!oye> may -
secured from The day Of sale. Parties may .'s''-
tate for 1t privately until the day OF .:tle.
j. l.. APPEK>nN,
se5 tIC'iUIcrr.
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GIFT CONCERTS.
G1FE dIlbNVENES.
rRASDEsT SCHEME EVER KNOWN
FOURTH GRAND GIFT CONCERT
FOR TIE BENEFIT OF
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
$4,000 CASH GIFTS, S1.5OO,00o.
EVERY FIFTH TICKET DRAWS A GIFT
S2JO0OO FOR $50.
$4,000 CASH GIFTS, S1.5O0,000.
EVERY FIFTH TICKET DRAWS A GIFT
S2JO,000 FOR $50.

The FOURTH GRAND GIFT CONCERT. au-
thorizcd by special act of the Legislatures Tor the
benefit of the PUBLIC LIBRARY OF hEN-
Tricky. will take place In Public Library Hall, at
Louisville, Ky,
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1873.

Only 10000 tickets will he sold. and one-half OF
these are intended for the European market, thus
leaving only 1000 for sale i'll tie United States.
where 100 900 were disposed of for the third Con-
cert The tickets are divided into ten coupons or
parts and have on their back the scheme. with Il
full explanation of the mode of drawing.
At this concert, which will he the grandcSt mll-
steal display ever witnessed in this country, the
unprecedented sum OF
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PRICE OF TICKETS.

PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets $50: Halves. s25; TcnthS or each
coupon So: Eleven Whole Tickets for $500 22s
Tickets for 81 OaO; li3 Whole Tickets for $4,000 "a
Whole Tickets or$ OO). No discount on less th;ii
$500 worth of Tickets At Il time.
The unparalleled success OF the Third Git Con-
cert as well us the satisfaction given by the First
and Second makes ii only necessary to announce
the Fourth to insure the prompt sale of every ticket
The Fourth Gift Concert Will be conducted In all lis
details like the Third and iul particulars may be
learned from circulars, which will he sent free from
this Office to all who apply for them.
Tickets now ready for sale and Ill orders accom-
panied by the money promptly filled. Liberal terms
given to those who buy 10 sell again.
THOMAS +. HKAMLETTF,
Agent Public Library. Kentucky, and Manager Gift
Concert, Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
au lS-M&ThlDccl,&w
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LIST OF GIFTS.

Total 10000 GIFTS. ALL CASH, amount
iilH
The distribution will be positive whether all the
tickets are sold or not and the 1900 gifts all paia
in proportion TO the tickets sOld-a unsold tickets
being destroyed 1T the First and Second Concerts
and aut represented in the drawing.
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$l.5O0.O0O,

divided into 10000 cash gifts. will he distributed hy
OF auong the tickct-holders-thc numbers of the
tickets to be drawn from one wheel by blind chill
drcn, and the gifts from another.
IISr OF C. ELS.
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MAGDALES ASSOCIATION, !

MAGDALES ASSOCIATION
RICHMOND. September 6, 1873. /
SUBSCRIBERS ARE REQUESTED TO
~ pay the first instaiment, being one fourth OF
their Subscriptions, 10 Thomas Branch Treasurer
ut the Merchants National Bank.
Certificates of stock will be issued when all of the
instaiglents are paid.
WILLIAM P.MUNEORD,
sc 6-lW Secretary.
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BY ". Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent, ,
cnrnnr Eleventh and Bank streets.

rNRUSTEE'S SALE OF ASMALL FARM
4 OF TWENTY-SEVEN AND ONE-FOURTH
ACRES, on THE BROOK TURNPIKE TWO
MOND, in THE COUNTY OF HENRICO.-By
virtue OF deed of trust executed 10 certain trus-
tees with power in either one OF them TO act bear
ing date OIL the 9Th day OF March, 1862. duly record
ed in the clerk office of Henrco County Court.
and bv a decree Of the Chancery Court of the
city OF Richmond pronounced on the a9'h day Of
October 1870. in the of GOrdon's administrator
against Rose and others, which decree has recently
bccn confirmed by the Court Of Appeals, the under
signed, acting trustee, will proceed to sell at public
auction, upon the premises, on THURSDAY the
25th dav OF September, 1879. st O'Clock L. NJ. II
fair ii not, on the next fair day thereafter, the
TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND conveyed by the
said deed, containing TWESTG-SENES AND
ONE-FOURTH ACRES composed Of lots Nos. 4.
s. and In Charles Copland's plum, lying In the
county of Hcnrco on the east side OF The Brook
turnpike and extending back To the old ROAD, anu
adjoining the lands of Mrs. Stansbury and others.
On one of the lots there Is comfortable dwelling,
house and the usual out-buildngs, well OF good
water, and IN excellent orchard.
The said land will be divided Into two or more
parcels IL may be deemed best M the hour OF s.ic
This property is located in 1 desirable aud improF-
ing part Of the county, and Is well adapted for i
market garden or dairy farm.
TERMS While the decd requires cash sale, yet
am authorized by all the parties in any manner IN
tercslcd TO alter them to onefourth or the purchase
money payable In cash the balance In equal pay
mcl,ts al six, twelve. and eighteen months Tor ne
gotiable notes with six per cenInn per annum In
terest added, and The tle To In retained until the
whole purchase money Is fully paid
JAMES PLEASANTS.
So lslsStdtds Acting Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-08
DICHMOND SEMINARY,
III 100 EAST FRANKLIN STREET,

DICHMOND SEMINARY,
III 100 EAST FRANKLIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
This Institution for Young Ladies III nc opened
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER LIST. 1873, aud will close
JUNE 3Otll. 1874. Ample and comfortable accoT-
mudatonS for bOarcrs, who will he under the mn
mediate care of Mr.. and Mrs. Powell, and who viii
IN EVERY RESPECT BE MEMBERS OF THEIR
FAMILY. The school-rooms will be upon the UPPER
INSTRUCTORS:
Latin, Mathematics. Natural Sciences, anu Higher
English, JOHN II. POWELL, Principal
intermediate Department, Mrs. IllOS. G. FEY
TON. Associate Principal. ..
Primary Department, Mrs. JOHN K. GARRETT,
Associate Principal.
French Mons. G. F. PARDIGoS.
Music unstrumcntalI, Professor +. A. hNBoLp.
Music linsirumental), Professor CARL SEiBERT.
Music lvocal. Airs. BLAZE BURwELL
Music vocal, Mrs. Or. +. L. ROBINSON.
TERMS per session OF nine months, onc-llaii pay
able October LIST, and In" balance FEBRUARY l3tn
Board Gncluding washing, fuel, AMI ilghtsl ana
English tuition. .1'o2 w
To ~ ni.no NOR session ................ Is %
Pew rent To those attending the Episcopal
clurrh Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
Tu;,jon In tho PRIMARY observation-disclosures. so 30
T,itn, In In. Higher English Is ca
Jui,;om In ! ........................ 20 90
Tm;tinm I'm French ,................. % 90
,nii ion i'm (;ermall NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Is 20
" Bellies Lcttrcs = class designed for young
ladies mo-, attending school rts,ilary.... 90 on
For fu. lin the case oil day scflo rs)....- 90
No deductions except in case of prOiractci SICK
ness. For circulars, &C., address either principal
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