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this occasion. or to remark upon the beauty
of Their wearers. Among o,hcT laGies pro
minent in the ballroom were MSS Grshuy,
of Norfolk Miss Harris, daughter Oh 'uus'
Harris. M. c., of Harrisonburg; MISS ooie,
of Baltimore Miss Davis, OF k,cnlnonu
Miss Shackclford; Mrs. New, OF tndianapolls;
Mrs, Handy, of Mississippl; MISS ANNE
Homes of Charlottesville: the MISSES Dan,
oS Petersburg; Mrs. Charles u. Williams, OF
R;cbmond: and Mrs. c. f. Workman, Oh
Henrico county.
THE most prominent male characters whose
,on,aS ,vers disclosed were Mr.. II. d. Find
lev of baltimore, as the Heather Chinee
G. Brooks, Spanish Bull'Fighter S. S.
'TreadwcIl, Of Memphis, Don Cesar De Ba-
zan: Mr.. S. FL. Mccormick, of Baltimore, Bri.
gand: y. Paul, of Petersburg, Comic Clown
Mr. James C. Bruce, OF Holifax, Highlander
Z. Duforc, of New Orleans, Alonzo L. ).
Cadwalader, of Philadelphia, Don Caesar
De Bazan; Master Burke, page; W. san
ger, page; X. T., Laughlin, song-and.dance
negro; Mr. Roquette, sum; Master waiter
Brooks, Of Baltimore, young Highlander J
{. A. Davidson. of Lexington, Charles Ii.
j. p. Bargamin, of Richmond, 1lostillon
John Sherman, of Ohio, Claude Melnotte
Mr.. Holcombe, Turk; NJ. Baxter, domino
Charles U. Williams, of Richmond, domino
f. 3. Mcdowell, Paddy from Cork; M. Urq'
huart, Romeo Mr. Scales, Big lnjun VERY
good; James A. Frazier, OF Rockoridge
Alum Springs, country clown (eXcellent
w. S. Brooks, cavalier.
The management Of the ball was conhded
to Mr.. 2. Lapgdon, of Baltimore, who dis.
charged his duties most satisfactorily III all
respects. He was assisted by committees
composed as follows:
Fioor.--W. Il. Scott, Richmond; S. Hous'
ton Letcher, Lexington Judge >. L: bar
ris, Narrisonburg; W. T. Armistead, Ten
neSsee John Sherman, Jr., Ohio.
iMdsEs.-Dr. f. S. H. Wise, Charlottcs'
vile; Major II. NJ. Bell, Staunton Reuben
Ragland, Petersburg Captain +. ii. smith,
Lexington; &. Il. French, Rhode Island
W. l.. Early, Madison county; DR.. McChes'
isupper.-Captain Robinson, Edward Bax'
ter, and others.
A notable feature of the evenings enter
tainment was the supper, which was pro-
nounced by all to be one of the finest ever
spread at q Virginia watering place. 1t was
prepared under the supervision OF that ac-
complishad caterer Mr.. S. NJ. Mullin. and
was served in his best style. AT the close
champagne flowed freely, adding not little
to the general enjoyment.
Before closing this letter must advert to
the excellent management OF this summer
resort in all its departments. The proprie'
tor. Mr.. james A. Frazier, spares neither
labor nor expense to make everybody com
Portable, aud he is efficiently assisted by a
full and capable staff. There are now here
about 500 guests. and the place is crowded
almost to its utmost capacity. But there is
room still for more, and to all i'll want OF
delightful summer home would say, "Conle
hcre'! MArlLDE'
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a,Suvio.;s Story-ThreeT Times Married
and DivOrcei--A Tale Told by an Ell.
der i'm the Christian Church.

The GAINESVILLE (Mo.) Sentinel says About
twenty wears ago in the State of Kentucky
there lived widow lady Oh nice little
farm about two miles south OF Il beautiful
little village situated in the bluegrass coun,
try Of that old and houored State, some.
times called the OZARK aad bloody ground
and through which farm II gravel or turn
pike road passed, and which was II
great thoroughiarc and very near to
this road was situated her comfortable
dwelling, with Il porch in front, and in the
yard, under very large b!ackhean cherry
tree, there was a fine well of cool, pure
| water, wlcrc many weary traveller was
won't 20 quencli his thirst. On one occasion
| this little widow was seated in her porch en-.
ioying the cooling shade and the gentle
Jreezes that were blowing around her inyit-
| ing retreat, when Il weary and thirsty foot
man, who was passing by, and seeing the
| well, the inviting shade, and the pleasant
face of the landady in the porch, halted ut
| the gate and asked il he could get drink of
| water. He was politely asked to walk in and
take Il seat in the porch, which he did, and
the little widow went TO the we'll and drew
from the cooling fountain the desired beVe-
rage, and gave him drink. for which ne re-
turned many thanks and finding himself SO
comfortable and the lady SO agreeable, he
entered into conversation with her, and soon
ascertained TINT she was widow, and the
owner of the snug little farm around him.
A thought struck him that there might be
chance for wife and Il home combined, and
he being rather on the bachelor list, was a
little tlmid about coming directly to the
point; but he concluded that faint heart
never won a fair lady, and that he would
ask permission to call agaiu, us he ex.
| pected to return shortly. She readily con
sented, and requested him to do so; and some
| short time elapsed and he again called,
aed the result was Il wedding, although she
knew nothing in the world about this slrln.
ger; he being foreigner, an Irishman, lately
from sweet Ireland. He was also Catholic
and she an old Baptist, and the consequence
was there had to be double wedding, be
insisting on having priest to perform the
ceremony, md she her old Baptist minister;
therefore, they were married twice, and al
went oil joyously and happily for severa
years; but all of u sudden this Irish stranger
disappeared, and turned up In New York OF
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BY Lyme Il Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street.

VALUABLE FARM KNOWN AS HAY
Y PORT, SITUATED IN THE COUNTY OF
HENRICO, ON THE CYAIGHrOS ROAD,
RICHMOND, WITH STOCK. FARMING !MPLE:
mENTs, CROP, &C., AT AUCTION.1WiIl be sold
at public auction, on the premises, on SATURDAY
o'clock NJ, that truly valuable and admirably-lo-
Gated FARM situated as above described, contain
ACRES, Of which ::hhese are l07 acres OF the very
best trucking land. The residue Is Of fine Chicka-
hominy lowgrounds, well suited for hay ana gFa-
nary bnt In beautiful location. There are several
fine springs near the residence. The stock ana
farming implements such as are found OF, pisce
Of Its size. The neighborhood Is good ana locauoh
healthy. ~,
This property will be sub-divided II desired. 49,
There Is on the place most excellent iocat'oh ior
u country store. .,..a
TERMS: One-fourth cash one-fourth at three ana
wcnrs LYME Z BROTHER,
an las TuSThtds Auctioneers.
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aUCrTON gaIEs-rusuve pays.

IMPORTANT SALE OF LAND In
Il CHARLOTTE COUNTY.-By virtue of de-
cree OF the Circuit Court OF Charlotte, September
term 1871 Will sell to the highest bidder. at Char
l0lte Courthouse, on MONDAY the 9Th day Of Oc-
.tOber, 1879, the TRACT OF LAND belonging 10 the
estate Of Thomas n Pollard, deceased, In the coun-
tyof Charlotte. containing between 1900 and 400
adapted to the growth OF tobacco, corn, wheat and
the grasses. a large portion or IL is in original
forest, heavily timbered. II has on II a large
DWELLING and all other improvements, In good
repair. II can be divided conveniently into two or
more tracts
Sir. Fenton North, living near the premises, will
take pleasure in showing the property to parties
TERas 4 snfficiency Of Che purchase money win
be required to pay expenses the SALE the balance
giving bonds with approved security bearing inter.
es,t from date-title REFINED until the purchase
money Is paid. A. G.JEFFRESS, =
administrator de bonts non, Of Thos. s. Pollard.
] an Ia-sM ids and CommIssloner in The case
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By W. Goddin
By ". JOuuin,
,Auctionecr and Real Estate Agent,
80 corner Eleventh aud Bank Streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF EXCELLENT
C.BRICK STORE AND DWELLING on THE
LOTS ADJOISING, ON ONE OF WIiICH
THERE IS SMALL FRAMED TENEMENT..
AT The request OF air. Henry Lyneman, who wishes
the premises, on THURSDAY the sist OF At-
gust, 1879, at o'clock 7. b., the excellent BRICK
STORE and DWELLING. now and for long time
past In bis occupancy, located as above. The LOT
has front OF IS feet and depth Of 100 feet TO an
alley, and the DWELLING Is or brick, three-stor!cs
high, with. brick Kitchen OF two rooms, and IL q
LOTS, each % by loo feet TO said alley on one or
which there Is small FRAMED TENEMENT,
containing two rooms, and well Of good water
TERMS One-third cash balance at SIX and eigh-
teen months for negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by trust deed.
auls W. GODDIE. Aucdcnecr.
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BY Robertson & Bronaugh,
Real Estate Agents and Auct1OBeers,
Hull street opposite the courthouse,
Manchester, Va.
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND NEA

VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND NEAR
Y THE MIDLOTHIAN COAL-MISES. IN
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, FOR SALE AT
PUBLIC AUCTI0S-By virtue of deed Of trust
executed TO me rs trustee OH 10th OF March 1870 BY
William Winfrec. Jr., and duly recorded In the
clerks office of Chesterfield County Court %. H. 81
mage 2l6), shall, being required so 10 10 by the
beneficiary, sell at public auction, on the premises
on FRIDAY, ed of August, 1873, 1T l. c'cicck NJ,
that valuable TRACT Of LAND lying near the
Midlothian lines, in Chesterfield county. COP
tanning about nine hundred and ffty-twO acres I'll.
Joining the lands Of Franklin StcatrS, ID. b. Ham
cock, and Others.
This land Hes about two and half miles from
CoaItleld station, on the Richmond and Danville
railroad. within the coal-teld. About onc-ihird Is
cleared the residue in forest Of oak and pine. The
gu ruce indications OF the existence Of coal are as
good us any in the coal-feld The buildings consist
of dwelling with nine or ten rooms, and all ncccs-
sary out-h0uses.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 70 pay expenses Of sale
and S5!0-xlsO OH the 10th Of Mtrch 8.l. aud $3.50
on the 10th OF March 1875, 10 be secured by deed
of trust on the property: the residue OF the pur-
chase money, If any. TO be payable ut such times
and secured In such manner as the said Winfree
shall direct. and In default OF such direction the
trustee shall think tit.
Conveyanccs will he at CoalGcld 10 take persons
arriving by the morning train 10 tIe place OF sale
s. BROOKS. Trustee.
ROBERTSON & BRoNAUGH, Auctioncels.
e--I-
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
Saturday, August IL.


wurAT-White, {, $40 bushels: Red, l,75s pusileis
ConS.-Wlmte. asO bushels Mixed, 2l2 bushels =
OATs.-I.GT6 bushels.
RYE.-60 bushels.
SCKEESISGS-2B bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT-White, loo bushels very good at Si.iS
7 olo bushels very good at Sl.72; go bushels very
good NJ $40; 252 bushels fair ut T6o; l34 Dlisheis
Common at $3.50; IS! bushels common it sl,ao 40, .,
bushels very good at $l.87 81 bushels very Rood al
sG': bushels very good on private terms n r :.
ya,e terms; 80 bushels prime at :l.75-totai' 2:7'V
bushels go. - so, -, q, n 70
bushels very good on private terms; so DliShcis
good AT Sl.63: % bushels fair AT sld0; 50 bushels
very good at Sl67; 10 bushels common at Sl4S; 20
bushels common at $3.50; A. bushels common al
sl55 90 bushels common ut ~ 3o-total 50! DiishelS.
OATS-3s buslcls mixed new Virginia at 4lc.
70 bushels very good new Virginia winter At 55c; 4.
bushels very good Virginia at i2c.; loo bushels
very good new Virginia on private terms; IS bush
els prime new Virginia ut 42c.-total, 30' bushels
IYE-Co bushels on private terms.
SCREENINGS 20 bushels at o0c.; DuSheis ri
o0c.-toal, rs bushels.
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ROBERTSON & BRoNAUcu, Auctionce

TOR SALE, LARGE AND SPLENDID
L GRAZING FARM IN POCAHOHTAS
COUNTY, VEST VIRGINIA, DIVIDED IN
SMALL FARMS TO SUIT PURClIASERs.-By
virtue OF deed OF trust from X. y. Pool, &c.
will proceed to sell ut Huntersve, West Va, on
TUESDAY, 10th day Of August, 1873 at !? O'Clock
NJ. thst magnificent body OF LAND, containing
FIVE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND
EIGRTY-FIVE ACRES, formerly owned by James
R. Ewine, lying on the North, South aud Silver
forks Of Elk river, about one mile FROM Glbsont
in Pocahontas county, West Va. About 500 acres
are cleared and has full and fne growth or blue
grass and timothy. and furnishes grazing for seye-
raj hundred cattle each year. Ii has ! very me
body of various timbers OH II, and Is the best wa
tered land In that secion rs the three forks OF EH
river run through Its various parts.
Iron and coal said TO have been discovered on
It recently, and from It's location these minerals may
exist In vast quantities. =,
1t lies Immediately along the line OF a protected
railroad and taken altogether Is the most desirable
body Of timber, grazing, or farming land III mat
fertile section.
Parties wishing to examine the premises can md
good accommodations 1T Gibsoiis tavern, anu d.
reciions where the land lies.
The land Is being divided into smaller FARMS OF
from three hundred 10 live hundred acres the mcteS
and bounds Of which can be seen By application 10
JOHN A. LIGHrNER, attorney at law, Hunters
yille VIVA.
TERMS: BY the deed the terms may be cash but
upon small cash payment, To cover costs ana ar-
crued interest, and satisfactory security for re-
m.inicr, easy terms and long credit may he given.
" 3l-dts b. &. HARTSOOh, Trustee.
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MACHINERY. &c
.-------~-~-~--~~N<~<~~>~
FOR SALE.

MACHINERY FOR SALE.
One Is horsepower PORTABLE ENGINE and
BOILER, -
One 20 horsepower PORTABLE ENGINE and
One II horsepower PORTABLE ENGINE and
One horsepower PORTABLE ENGINE and
BOILER, r>,>,-
Three 10 horsepower STATIONARY ENGINES,
One horsepower STATIONARY ENGINE,
One horsepower STATIONARY ENGINE,
One Is horse power UPRIGHT BOILER,
One 10 horse power UPRIGHT BOILER,
One PORTABLE GRlST-MlLL, four feet burr
One Fay & Woods DIMENSION PLANER,
twenty-fOur feet carriage.
All the above are in perfect running order and are
as good rs new, aud will I've sold low and OIL easy
terms. Amply to GEORGE B. SLOAT,
Nos I422. 1924, 1925. 142s. 1880, and 1882 Cary
street, AMI Nos. IL and Is south Fifteenth street.
All Y-2w*
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A man about fifty years of age, accompa-
MED by Il wife who looked still older, APP
piled for tickets to Jackson. When told the
price, he demurred, and after. withdrawing
for consultation, he returned to the WIN
dow and asked Well, won't YOU knock OH
dollar if the old woman will ride on the
platform ?"-DetrOit Free Press.
An English actress is said to be the best
swimmer at Long Branch.
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BY telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, August ls.-The following Is the
hank statement for the week: Loans, increase
specie decrease s2l7ssoo legal'tenders,
decrease 40, 200 net deposits, decrease
circulation, decrease, $500.
Money easy at sGat Sterling dull al 1889. Holu'
1lst@1lsa. Governments dull and unchanged. STATES
quiet and nominal.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auedoneers,
No. lila Main street.

A HIGHLY-IMPROYED MAR KET
n FARM. ONE MILE FROM THE CITY, FOR
BY after Ter, the s 5r sae
on The premises, OH MONDAY the 18th instant,
about O'Clock P. NJ, FIFTEEN AND 4 QUAR-
TER ACRES of highy-improved GARDEN
LAND, ON the Brook turnpike, at the to-gate,
with fine young and productive orchard of choice
fruit-trees all we'll inclosed with new oak fence,
and delightfully."- loC ated.
TERMS: At sale. RICHARDSON & CO.,
al ls-lt AuctioneerS.
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BY Wellington Goddin, .t, II.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A BEAUIlFt1U,Ll
PIK = oNE NILE NoRTH OF RICHh1OND:-By
Trtue Of deed Of trust executed by Luther - = III IT.
vine and wife, bearing date on Inc ., s aaS ONCE Of
ceny court the trustees
therein named win proceed S sell 81 t pup 5s, aI sy
ton, upon the premises on ,b bse yalusbe
STaT}KRAS FARM located as above, now under
rantaI If $500 per annum to Messrs. Franklin Davis
@ E THi ,,ct contains TWENTY ACRES of highly
,nn,oved land. and the Improvements consist o. q
isrre BRICK DWELLlNG-HOUSE con h;a sGs
a a rnnms: brick kitchen barn, stable, &C.
The neighborhood Is good and the place remarhap''
healthy. ~ tho daad renuire q
more favorable arrangements lnay be mace, WHICH
VIII oe WELLING1 ON GODDiN, =.
WILLIAM JOSIAH LEAkE,
Trustees.
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R0CKDRlDGE ALUM SPRINGS:

GRAND MASQUERADE AND FASCY-DREss
BALL-A BRILLIANT AND BEAUTIFUL
DIsPLAY-THE LADIES AND THEIR COS
TUMEs-wHAT THE GENTLEMEN WORE
A SPLENDID sUrPER-GooD MUSIC AND
DANClNG-pERsoNAL lTEMS-THE NUM-
prp or VISITORS LABGE AND INCEEAs-
ING, ETC.
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RESrAENAN'FS.
YETELLE, RESrAURATEUR,

TETELLE, RESTAURATEUR,
CORNER OF ELEVENTH AND BANK STREETS,
keeps on hand tie very hest thar the markets Afford
Including .uSurieG Of sea and land of the various
laatudeS from the lakes to the tropics lie invites
attention TO his uariyalled
DAILY LUNCH,
OF great variety, served In intmitable style. His
tables also, supplied to order with anything that
may be desired obtanable iu any Atlantic city, Hts
bar Is furnished with the best Of LIQUORS ane.
BREWED DRINKS, gotten up IN unsurpassed
style.
country 70 prove the truth or his "m0at excellent
c.irer.n my .
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW YORK, August ls.-Flour inactive and un
changed. Wheat quiet and unchanged; new rec
western. $1.55tG$l.t0. Corn, 1c. advance. Pork
sl3 .2sA $3.50. Lard and naTals quiet. Groceries
firm Freiphts dull.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
POWDER.
A TRENTON, SPORTSMES!

! A TTENTION, SPORTSMEN
NEW YORK STATE sroRTSMESs
ASSOCIATION. ~
EXTRACTS FROM "gEPoRr Or CONN.,
STANDARD FOX SHOT,. ,,-
g an manufacturers will have eytns2alt; " hail
Gown, When snortsmen require that their s,1'
COMPARE with the STANDARD OF EN-
which yeur committee has liked. v,ur conf
"ITpon the most critical examination :. .NfRt-
mitsea have determined 10 aoert rs Inc ~ rs hy
CAN STANDARD y the scale preset"%Sesw YORK"
Siessrs, Thomas Otis lie Roy co., % SS.sirman;
''s kSEwELL, ' nai' i'"'
y. NJ. SMITH.
T. &, ShlNStk. Ia, the
sporsinen and dealers desi,S,, rsatIse thereto
s sao ssoaniiy obtain the same by. sppiy'"s
THoMAs OTIS LIE ROY S co.. Ne" i'
IL 2e-eod3m -------------------
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nv Grubbs Il Williams,
BY GrubD5 u Williams,
AuctIoneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main ana BANK.

TEN BUILDING LOTS ON UNION
Il HILL, AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY, 2cd OF
August, 1873. commencing at o'clock +. ~; we
will SELL upon the premises respectively, The Ioiio"-
ing lots-to wit: ..,.,, ,,, n
TOT at southeast corner Of Twenty -serenth and L
streets, SO by 100 feet to alley 20 feet;
LOT ON east side Twcnty-btVenth street, oeRiil-
ming 80 feet north of street. 40 by 100 feet. .
SEVEN LOTS Oh south side q street, extending
from Twenty eighth TO Twenty ninth streets, each
lOl 80 by 10. feet tn alley Is feet Wide.
A good chance for investment In cheap anu
rapidly improving lots. ,,,,s
m IA Auctionecrs.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST Is, 1878.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Isaac Bell, Brakeman, New York, mer
chandlse and passengers, Il. w A Hen i Co., agents
cnandise aud passengers l.. Is. Tatum. agent.
Schooner Charles +. sinnecksog, Murney, New
York, merchandise, Curtis Parker.
Schooner Florence Mayo, Hail. kockland, lime
A. S. Lee.
Schooner Ann S. Brown, Crowell, Boston, Ice, A
schooner Serene, Jones. Baltimore, grain, Gale.
20 Mills Manufacturing Company.
SAILED.
Steamer State OF Maryland, Geoghegan, Balti.
more, merchandise. W. Z. Brett.
Schooner Foaming Sea, Nroten, Washington
granite, Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner Reading X. X, No. II, McFadden, Fhila-
delphia, granite, Curtis Parker
SAILED SUNDAY:
Steamship Isaac Bell. Brakeman, New York, mer.
chandse and passengers, e.. W. Allen 4 Co., agents
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner c. T. Eaton, Radford, Liverpool, 31s,
of July.
Schooner Ceres, Sreken, Liverpool, lst of August
MEMORANDA.
The steamer John Sylvester, of the Norfolk line
is withdrawn for repairs.
Brig Houston, Boston, for Richmond, at Fortress
Monroe August 10.
Brig Gladiateur, Lennon. Rio Grande, went TO sea
from Cape Henry August II.
VESSELS IN PORT. -.
Bark Rose Rrae, Wilcox, loading tobacco for Glas-
Cow, Curtis & Parker.
Brig Galveston, kohenkamp, loading, Bremen
Schooner Charles P. siuneckson, Murney, New
York disc!arginS, curtis fars itr;o., Baltimore
Schooncr John Larkin, Tibbetts, dscharging,
Schooner Kent Island, IIudgins loading, Curtis K
Parker. ,,..,o p,;,.1,,ni,
loaune, curtis x Parker u-.,,,o,or 1o,d;,,,
schooner tugi", Corsay, HaShinstoh' loa"i"s'
Curtis & Parker. ,,:,,,,rb; Ian,
Schooner Ocean Bra, babeF, IHii'"c'l'iii' io''u-
ing, Curtis 4 Parker. ,.. .,,,,,,,, o,,ou, r,r
Schooner Enterprise, Baker, waiting orderS' Iur-
10 Schooner Alabama Churchill, kennebeck river,
disciiaruiug, j. VI. AfcUiuw;n.
Scnoourr j. l.. Cowperluwtic, Gardner, BoS-
ton, dlscl.arsing, 4. q. Babcock
schooncr ANA s. Brown, Croweli, Boston, dis
c,lareiug. 4. G. BabcoCk
Schooner Right Away Crosslcy, fhilaueiphla,
disahargiug, j. Il. Watkins. "
Schooner Serene, joins, Baltimore, d!schargirg,
Schooner Skipwilh, Wilson, James river, dis
charging iiaxnll, trenshaw Y Go.
>cnooEcr James bradley, Bradley, Philadelphia,
ScnoGi.cr Woodruff sims, Pharo, Philadelphia,
81 charging, ". L. Cox.
Schooner Tcnic ana Alice, Walters, Norfolk,
loading, Curric 4 Co.
Schooner >eabird, Hogan, New York, loading.
SchoS1cr Warren c. Nelson, Rose, Albany, dis
charging. G. +. Whitlock.
schooner Charles Moore, Russell, New York,
Schooner George Z. \. Travcrs, Mitchell, Phila-
delphia. tliscl,arging. &. III Page.
sch, oner Florence Mayo, Hall, Rockland, dis
charging, 4. =. Lee.
schooner Miguonette Bacon. Norfolk, loading,
Currie Il Co.
Schooner Mary Lee Newton, Hammond, New
York, Curllc Co.
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BY James L. Appeyson,
Real Estate Agent and AuWioneer

HANDSOME HALF-ACRE LOT, AT
IL THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF BROAD
AND THIRTY-ElRST STREETS, FOR SALE
AT AUCTIUN.-Will be sold, on the premises, on
Tuesday, August 10, 1919 ut o'clock 2. ~, the
above-described property, divided into suit,be
sized building lots The completion of the hiling-
terially enhance the value of this property.
Terms: Oue-fOurth cash, balance III tour, elght
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added, and secured by trust deeds .,
M I9.tds j. L. APPERSON, Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-18
BY GrubbS & Williams,
.Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

LOTS ON LAUREL
rs STREET, SIDNEY, TO BE SOLD AT AUG
TIOE IN THE ORDER NAMED BELOM, On
SATURDAY, Angus 20D, C0MMESllSG AZ
p Mist. A LOT on west size OF Laurri stt ,,
Eat,yC,u Bcyer.y and Albenarle streets, adjoining
Mr. Botzs residence, 80 by 1875 feet to III alley 20
feet. , ,,-oo.
bct,yren Albemar!e and Spring streets, adjoining
Sir. Clsrkes residence, each 80 by lbs feet to an
alley 90 feet. ,o,,.,o
Spring and China Streets 80 by las feet to an alley
90 feet.
All Of these are desirable lots.
TERMS: At sale.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-18

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