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NV barber informed me that whereas there
are thousands of negroes here in the SUM-
mer, the permanent residents do not amount
to a hundred. "Dey is most all waiter, san.
/ was in dat pertession myself when fus
come heah." "Do you lind it better to be
barber?' asked. "Well, sab, am much
pummanent. Walters only gets tree months
liyin' any way, and l has business all dc
wear roun'. Anoder ting. Waitin' bust
ness is kim o. undignitied. You has to de-
pend on noah dan yer wages; you has to be
kim O hangin' roun' and putin out yer
hand 70 g,t fees. an' it kim o. goes agin' a
felIab's conscience when he has to fotch all
the good tings to his boss what pays him,
and let the mex pooah fellah starve, cause
he haint got no money. SO quit an went
to barberiu'."-S Saratoga letter.
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BY Gruhbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Elexanfh strnft bet Ween Main lnd Bank.

uEALING SPRINGS FOR SALE AT
IL AUC1ION.-By virtue Of decree Of thu
Richmond Chsncery Court of May 18Th, 1873. IL
the suit Of Patton, &C.. rs. Fry, &C., the under
signed, appointed commissioners for mat purpose
Will sell at public auction, upon the premises, or
WEDNE sDAY the ] 9th day Of August. 1874, a
IL O'Clock NJ. that valuable property Known MS TIE
HEALING SPRINGS, situated In Bath county, Va
and con tanning S21 acres. with all the improve
mcns, consisting in part OF three large brick build
ings and number OF handsome cottages, all IN COCO
order, of The best material and workmanship, and
eyincing creditable degree OF taste In constructions
storefolse ce.house, bath. houses, stables laundry
&C.. and all the persnns property thereon ana USED
In connection with the springs. go
I he property Is on The main road In the Warm
Springs Valley, fifteen miles from Covington, from
which point 1t Is accessible by line turnpike.
ton 10 Messrs. PURCELL, LAID s. CO., Rich
mond. or of the Agent. at the Springs.
Pure frce-stone water Is conveyed ny pipes from
a spring In the mountains through the buildings
and grounds afforJing an ample sunpy IGr
shaded by trees OF original GROWTH; me climate de,
lghtful, the atmosphere pure and exhiaratius and
~Thou ggs anq 1 no IN cperaop and
will be kept open. under the present management,
until the close Of the season: They are provided
with necessary to the conduct OF nrst-
rate watering-place.
|. BY supplementary decree In the cause the com.
missoners are also authoriZsd I'D ths,r ]nugmen,
only In said property being the interest OF The ate
Hugh ". Fry.
With u view OF meeting The possible wishes OF
those desiring TO buy, should purchaser be found
for the whole property, they will sell the undivided
oDc-iourth.
TERMS: Cash as to one-fourth OF the purchase
money the residue upon Il credit OF say six
rweIye eighteen, and tweuty-fnur months Tor ne
gotiable notes with interest added from the day
of sale.
For further information apply to the ouctioneers.
CHARLES &. WILLIAMS,
WILLIAM W. CRUMP,
JOHN Fl. GUY,
JUHN A. COKE,
JAMES N. DUNLOP,
Commissioners.
GnuBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
. P.NI
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By n. n. Lee,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
no. 1O1A Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OFsHINETY-OSSEt
i AND HALF ACRES OF IMPH ..,f ~
LAND IN HENRICO COUNTY, SIX Mn dL,Eo
FROM RICHMOND, ON THE RlChm,o,Hstp'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND POTOMAn RArh-
ROAD. WITH GOOD BUILDINGS AND okGhs,
ARD OF ChOICE FRUIT.-By virtue of deeo
Of trust 10 the undersigned as trustee dated Isl OF
July, S6e recorded In the clerks ONCE OF den-
rIco County Court, ID. B. SO, page OF, peine &c
ouested so TO do by the holder Of certain oosa ST.
cured by said aeed, default having been mace IN
the "a, inent Of said bond. will proceed . sen ~
public auction. ON the premises, on .IUEoDh {,
18th August, 1874, ut 4 O'Clock T. M, inc piop-
erty described la said deed as containing VI acres
and n fr7lc:ion, more or less, near the klchmoiu,
fredericksburg, and Potomac railroad ano IN the
neighborhood Of hungary station, and ADJOINING
the village Of Jennipgsyille There IS on tue III
ICES comfortable framed dwelling mouse, VIII sti
necessary out-buiidpgs in good repair, Win ah
orchard Of 500 fruit trees embracing al Inc Vare
ties of fruit common to this climate.
TERMS: The deed requires suniclent IN cash W
defruy The expense OF executing this trust ana 70
paw off and discharge certain bono Tor Sl'oUo,
e ring date 1st july 500, payable ave years St ,
date with interest until paid but 10y consent OF the
holder OF said bond more liberal terms VIII oe
given, and made known ut The time OF SAFE
Parties Wishing 10 attend this sale can take TUG
cars at the Byrd-strcet depot nj 2:35 T. d.; ana re
o.nIa.rS ''-S 5. Y. DAVIS,
n Trustee.
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BY Grubls & Williams.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Eleventh SuceL uctmeeh -hS'n "'A ~
VERY VALUABLE FARM OF ONE
v HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES AMI Z
GkANITE QUARKIES AND ikO ,;ry pa y :,
tB0ijT TWO MILES FROM THE Cir4 oE
RICHMoND,- BETWEEN TIE p, MEHIaA IN
on ROTH SIDES OF THE JAMES RIVER ca.
NAL. FOX SALE AT AUCFlON.-By The request
~ r. A. Wallace, ESQ.,, we will sell at auction. on
the premises, GU j RlDAY the 14th say OF august,
at Il. O'Clock 2. NJ, the very productive = AN u :,
Situated AS above. described. called :. WINDSOR"
y nare are three quarries this place or superior
granite Immediately on the canal, ana can De
Worked very cheaply, being only TOUR mlies from
Richmond by the canal, having The advantage Oh the
greater ce3pneSS of water over rllIroau ranspcrt.
thick which has been found by analysis TO contain
IS per cent. or iron. .,,n., CO.,
This nrOperty may be put down as follows: SeY-
enty acres high farming land, well Improved I~en-
ty acres granite quaries, anu Sixty acres W reii
lanes river low grounds. The low GROUNDS nave
om,nle xater.power, and will ultimately be used as
cites for manufacturing The upandS VIII no douot
I'm n few wears be Ia demand for division into SUD
urban residences or small trucking farms.
The Improvements are cnoice OTGntu W.
hnnse Ice house large barn. stable, corn-cri6 In
fact an the tarm-buidngs necessary Tor q larse
farm The farm Is well watered aud heailny, inc
siTuatien Is elevated, and aboundS In snade trees.
Tho nroperty will he shown by the manager on the
farm. Sir. Childress. For better descrlptl9n Apply
to CAPTAIN Wallace, living near, or 10 GruooS q
Williams, Auctioneers. ,,,, :,
The property Will he sold rs whole or sub-di-
vded, and the crops farming implements s. ~
fair price by the purchaser OF The property.
TERMs: One-fourth cash balance NJ io9r. twciVe,
eigh cen and twenty-fOur months, WIN interest Ut
per ce1t, payable half ySariy: WILLIAMS
.r7-tds Auctioneers.
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~, Rp,r,su PREMIER AID IBIS Two GREAT
arr.coS,srs. THE GoUT AID GLADSTONE
AT Djsraeli has had another attack OF gou!,
from which he has not quite recovered: Ibis
xpeet il has seized bis right foot. tie was
IN Great pain on Tuesday night, and was
obliged TO leave the task of replying 10 MT.
Gladstone. at the close OF the DEBATE on
the endowed schools biz to Mir. Hardy, he
,rones down 10 the HouSe in shoes mace
ne some softer material than leather, ana
hi. features at times wears dark, trouoled
look of pain with which it is impossible NOT
10 sympatbiZe. I AN told he IS alra'o
of colchic,laI and its effect upon the nerves.
Has the First Minister forgotten Sydney
emi,h and his emotions on seeing the autumn
crocus in flower! "Wbo would guess, satu
no the virtue of that little plant! But l
iTd the no wcr Of coHbcum so great that II
! feel a little govt coming on 60 into the
.,,rden and hold out nv toe to the plant, ana
II gets we'll directly. never DO more WIN
out orders from headquarters. On! Waen l
have the cou, feel as il was walking on
eypballs."
MIR. Gladstone is said to have been reading
and writing at high pressure IN the country,
and he is so much absorbed 10 MS literary
undertakings that he carries them on IN Inc
Housc of Commons. One night he Is seen
writing macy p,gcs on quarto paper nan
margiD. such as the judges write their legal
judgments upon. The writing is large, but
The lines are close, and the manuscript IS EVIL
IDENTIFY intended for publication. Last Disht
the late Prime Minister was engrossed for a
lonu time with volume in which be MADE
from time 10 time copious annotations ana
corrections. This work is carried on
for hours under the eyes OF full House.
and while the speeches are being delivered
to which the right honorable gentleman IN
tends to reply. Mr.. Gladstone wears rather
an anxious look, and is by no means In the
florid. robust health naturally expected from
a Minister who has been living for two or
three months among the Welsh bills. From
The amount OF literury work he has brought
10 town with him it would seem that he la
bors nearly as unremlttingly in bis retire
mept as when 10 office. Such an invalid
must be the despair Of bis physician and bis
family. Perhaps the govt doctors would
saw that if Mr.. Dsrael refuses to take col
chicum he is not much Ed1n6ur9h
Standardization Correspondence.
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eel am rich enough" says Pope to Swift
Sand can afford to give away hundred
pounds year. would not crawl upon the
earth without doing little good. / will en-.
Joy the pleasure OF what give by giving IL
alive" "When / die" adds the poet, " |
should be ashamed to leave enough for q
monumen Mt if there were wanting friend
above tbs ground"
"You never saw such happy lot Of PEG
ple as we had here yesterday" said land.
lady in Indiana TO a newly arrived guest;
there were thirteen couples Of them"
"What thirteen couples just married ?"
"Oh, no, sir; thirteen couples just dl-
Yoreed."
"yen you want visky," whispered Ger
man saloon keeper Of Cleveland confden-
TALLY to some Chicago visitors, "you must
call for vine undt pinch nit your eyes,"
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tror the r,,s,patch.l

p .
fror the I,ispatch.1
Das Bier.
Here
With my beer
ss''t SIT.
While golden rnomenis hit;
Alsst
They mass
Inhcedsd By:
!. And as they hy,
t@N
BEING dry.
SIT Idly slipping here,
My bier.
o. finer far
THE graceful smoke rrcaths Oh '"''
Why
Should 80
Wesp, wall or Sigh bv,
MAJ ~ Ince has passed me u!
MA. r. my hopes are dead
NV measures 1ed!
Have rot sun
Nv fil
or RICH, good cheer
Cigars and oeer'
Go. whining youth, a
ForsoOth:
Go. weep AND wall.
Sigh and grow pale,
Weave melancholy rhymes
()n the ol times,
I'm. lcays me 10 my beeri A-A->'
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by Moody & Royali,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneeTs,
Office corner of Seventh aud Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i STEAM sAW.MiLL. &C.: AND SIX FINE
MULES AND ONE HORSE, MEAN COAL.
FIELD, IN CHESrERFIELD COUNTY, UN
TTEsDAY THE oil 18th Day on, OF AyGGsr
of trust executed TO me by James &. and Z. I.
Hewlett on the 22d day of July. 1873, and duly
or rec I'd in the clerks oice OF Chesterfield cnun-
ty-d. D., vol &c, page 665-I shall being required
so to do by the beneficiary, proceed 20 sill 1t pub
lie auction TO the highest bidder, at Howetts saw
mill, in Chesterfield county. about thirteen miles
from the city Of Richmond BY the Midlotlisn
turnpike, and three miles from Cositl"d station,
aud one mile from Bethlehem Church, ut The place
and time above mentioned:
/ STEAM SAW-AlLL with Boiler aud Fi1iures
ompetp),
2 4-HORSE LUMBER WAGONS and Log
WAGONS.
The terms required by the deed are cash sufficient
10 pay the expenses OF executing this trust and pay
off a sote for 500, which became due December
"a, 1873, with duly accrued interest thereon But
Is expected that more liberal terms will he asrsed
upon by the parties interested, and made known
on day Of sale. SOCRATES bHonhs,
MooDY a FoYAIL Auctioneers. jy3l
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" 31-tds
DISAPPOINTMENT.
!. eale Is postponed until TIL
BY \. u. Lee,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1014 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
" VALUABLE PROPERTY KNOWN AS Tup
WALL-STREET HUTEL.-Pnrsuant 10 a dee
of the Circuit Court OF HenTico county, r.uds,eJ
IN the chancery suit of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &C. Irifn
and others, the undersigned, special commissioners
named IN said decree, VIII, on TUESDAY ll,h NJ
August 1874, on the premises, at O'Clock r n
proceed to sell ut public auction, the property mrn
Toned In said decree Known rs the ~ai!-slrcet Ho
tel, situated on the east line OF Fifteenth .rree. n
tween Main and Franklin. and consists OF a THEE.
STORY DOUBLE FRONT BRICK HOUSE, Win
two business houses on the first floor. and q IIrsr
dwelling on the upper stories, and wing running
back TO All alley.
TERMS Sufficient In cash to defray expense o,
sale: balance In equal iGstalments al one, two and
three years for negotiable notes, with inter,t
added title TO be retained by the court until the en-
tire purchase money Is paid.
J. B. YOUNG.
EO3ERr HOWARD,
+. z. TURNER.
+. Il. GkATTAS,
~ 80 81 eclal Commissioner.
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Il BY Cook 4 Eanghton, Auctioneers,
corner Governor and franklin streets.

DARLoR AND HOUSEHOLD FURN1-
Is,,rURE. SHOWCASES &C.. ATx
THIS DAY ut 10 O'Clock we I'll! sell o. on n aug"
tion.roorns an assortment OF FU HNlio nh' SVn-
ststipg OF III 49,
i WALNUT RRPs PAnLoR SURF. ss
/ WALNuT yELvET-PLUsH PARLoR suit, e,
: nj AHOS;ANY SOFAS. CHAIRS. ana HOCAkhSj
sWAIgIJr HAIR-CLoTH SOFA LOUNGE,
MLRBLE-ToP PIER I ABLES,
MARBLE-TOP 'CKLERETS,
! MAHOGANY s1DEBoARDs,
MAHOGANY and WALNUT HaT-RhCks.
;MARBLE-ToP BUREAUS and WAsB t,I n,Is
3 tFYATHRR-BEDS. holsters, ana FlLLoHS'
HAZE aud sHUCK MATTRESSES
/ New CUPBOARD, TIN-SAFES,
CANE and w oOD.sEAT CHAIRS ann hoChh'o'
JESSY LIND and SCROLL bEDsTEADs,
WALNUT and OAK EXTENSION TABLES,
EWAHpRoBEs, WAsnsTANDs, ~
]. COOKING &c ASSES, EEGRAVINGs, L
APPROPRIATIONS, BATH-TUBs,
New Walnut COUNTER SHOW. CASES,
T. ;ooohiS4' oio' no. COOK & LAUGHToN,
Auctioneers.
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND on the
Richmond and Danville Railroad at auction
at AMELIA COURTHOUSE. WtDNESDAI.
AUGUST rs, ls74.-By virtue of decree or the
Circuit Court OF Amelia. IN the chaucery suit OF
Wingo VS. Wilson's administrator and others, I
shall offer for sale to the highest bidder at The time
aud place mentioned. that desirable TRAIT OF
LAMB situated as above. near jetersyillc station.
containin g 421 acres, adjoining he lands OF Rich
ard Anderson aud others. This property has been
much improved, has comparatively new dwell
ing and all proper out-hOuScs recently put on the
plIce bv DIR. william j. Holcombe; 1t Is now In ihe
occupancy of Mr.. Foster, who Will show 1t 10 any
one willing TO purchase. TERhS-OEe-fourth
cash : balance ut one aud two years. purchaser 10
execute negotiable notes, well endorsed, ca rying
Interest from date, and ttle retained till paid Tor
ALEXANDER DOMAIN,
Surviving Commissioner.
PETERSBURG, VA, August 4, 1874.
a-Dfawtds
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Ills Main street.

A DESIRABLE LITTLE FARM IN
II HENRlCO COUNTY. NEAR RLCHMoED
CITY, FOR SALE BY AUCTION On Tuts.
DAY the 11th instant, at 81 O'Clock r n, we
BLELITTLE FARM OF FORTY-oEVEN ACRES
OF highly improved land, With fine young orchard
OF choice ffuit-rces, comfortable country o. ell:
occupied by Mr.. Blxkey. Oil the Mountain road hal1
amile from the head Of The Brook turnpike, ano
sly miles ana half from the city Of Richmond.
TERMS: One-third in cash, the balance In six
anu twelve months negotiable notes TO be given for
The deferred payments, with interest added and Sc
cured by Il deed OF trust.
RICHARDSON & CO.,
au5 11l3 Main street.
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BY Hill s. Goddiu,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
40. 1iUS Main street.

rNRUSTEES SALE OF TWO BUILD.
i ING LOTS NEAR WHAT WAS KNOWN
AS HUWARD'S GROVE, NEAR THE ME-
CHANICSYILLE TURNPIKE, AT AUCTION
By virtue Of trust deed from John CorbetL TO the
undersigned, dared 9Th OF February, 1871, and
duly recorded In the clerks Office oil enrico Coun-
suction, or WEDNESDAY, August IL, 1874, at
O'Clock r.. NJ, TWO LOTS fronting on the road
leading from Valley street to the Mechanicsytle
turnpike, being lo,s Nos. 20 and 20 In plan laid
or by Haz!et Lohand. Each lot fronts 81 feet and
runs back 244.
note or 81 90 will interest from the eth OF tebrn-
sry S7I and the balance rs the said corbett may
direct. WILLIAM fOLhES,
au Ikustfe.y
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TOR SALE OR RENT that very de- q
T. sirable NEW BRICK RESIDENCE stu. Ii
ated on the north side Of Leigh between Fourth AMI
Fifth streets containing nine rooms. several clos
cts city water aud gas With anew Iron Seranah N
front kitchen, wood and coal houses; ri! finished
In handsome and modern style: II is. perhaps.one
of the neatest houses In the market: In Us peasaua
neighborhood US any In The city, and Sithtn Two
squares or the market. The lot fronts % feet and
runs back l4S feet to an alley. For terms, &c,
annIv N r. ID. EACilO.
nj, lat Real Estate Agent.
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NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP 4DSKFn
COMPANY.
FOR NEW YORK.

r,,s comn.ny will dispatch one of their splendid
s.eamersMoI,D pOMINfUN, WYANOKE, ISAAC a.9
BELL, RICHMOND. ALgE MARLE";;, HAI LIZ,
RkS, and GEORGE w. ELDtk so1,t.owlhsr,ehses aSS
TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and soNDAh a. nnsD
These ships are entirely new, and were built ex-
Iney have splendid saloons sts.eroouls, and bath
The fare, accommodations, and attention are I'M
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
81, New YORK on the Company's covered pier, 81
Nv Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
Nth disnstch, and no charge made except actuA
expenses incurred u dali,
For further Information, apply to
GEORGE w. ALLEN e CO., Agents,
ona Office Coinpauv's wharyes. Rorketts.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and suct1oneers,
M Lila Main street.

1e 40 ACRES VALUABLE LAND
1910 NEAR THE CITY OF RICHMOND
FOX SAL By AUCTlON;,2n THNkSDA Az me nc:
1ath instant, at O'Clock r. d.; we snail sen ey
af Wondyie, hear the Fairfield race-course, and
adjoining the land of ColOnrl Coaler Cabell. 5-49
hTRtS Of BEAUTIFUL TABLE-LAND, adj
mirnbly adapted for a market garden or suburban
residence. , l. , ,a
TERMS :: One-third cash; balance In SIX and
, L Tnonths. negotiable notes to be given for
the deferred payments. with interest added, ana
secu'su " N RICHARDSON & CO.,
-, AucliOnecrs.
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BY davenport y 90,
Stick Brokers and Aucstsneess.

sHAYING BEEN THEREUNTOs BE
Ii QGESTED by the PARTIES entitled g ne nene;
&c Of the security hefcnaftsf y, ~
af public ntYction. for cash. Et the StosE
Hoard. on the 6tts day OF uguss, IL ~ q nsil.
past O'Clock, the following COUPON bOnBS o.
= o Suss EIouPoN BOND OF said company, of date
july l. iS33.for ~ GOO, John q. Baldwin, trustee;
numbered ~ :, deposited With me ss collatera!
security for the payment 1ro rntI OF note o.
her 3.iSy3 rs set unpaid, and is held by Rogers
Mccance. and Ok balance OF account OF 8462 27,
due by said company to Henry J. Rogers, ana yet
unpaid. 8.
date July l.. 1873. for 81 600, John 3. BALDWIN,
lateral security for the payment or two notes Of said
company -one for "a 0S, which fell que Hoyem-
her Is, 1S73: and the other Tor S3OS 20. when
aud are held by Rogers 4 McCaace. y
DAVENPORT & Co,
Audioneers and stock Brokers. au s-tds
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FIRE INSURANCE.

n N, WALKER g. CO., GENERAL IN
IL. SURANCE AGENTS, 101 4 MAIN STREET,
RIcHNoND. VA. representing The ;, ~
siJRaNCE COMPANY, II London and Edin-
6urrh, England.capital, 81 200, o00 goldd;
nsii' nh,oEassets ever 81, 900, 900;
MiSHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COhPA
NY, OF New York-assets over 100000; ,-yr,,c
COMPANY, Of Lynchburg, Ya.-assets o'e1
vHSTrfioHHfIC INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
BROOKLYN, n Y.-assets over S300,0O0.
Deposited with the Treasurar OF Virginia, 81 co..
Oe0. Losses eautably adjusted and promptly palo
at thi, agency. Applications solicited, and mime
an ate attention given thereto. DC 10
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DRY GOODS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
GO FOR BARGAINS!

- T.
GO FOR BARGAINS!
We have still too many goods on hand, and but
two weeks longer to sell them -
AT AND BELOW COST.
on account of consolidation Of JULIUS & ISAAC
SiCLF.
New firm to be known under the style of
SYCLE BROTHERS,
Some more of those solid ALPACAS, suitable for
fall and winter, ut zoe.
Only few pieces OF GRASS CLOTH left, at 2}s
cents: better call 1T once
Large stock of WHITE and COLORED FLAN-
NELS;
CASHMERE for men and bows:
Bucks RUI GAUNTLETS ut 75c.;
A large lot THREAD GAUNTLEFS at 4Oc.
We have. IA fact. everything which Is kept In q
frst-cass dry goods house. and amongst them good
many goods suitable for the coming season. All in
need sf such gods would do well 10 call on
JULIUS SYCLE,
AIS Broad street, and
ISAAC SYCLE,
429 Broad street.
New firm to he known lSeptemner 1st) us
4.lw SYCLF BROTHERS.
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A UGUST 3, 1874.
T. Il. PRICE & CO.,
have just opened
NEW SIDE BA&D PRINTS,
IRISH LINESs and BLACK SILKS;
NECK RUFFL1NGs in variety;
BLACK and COLONEL KID GLOVES;
LADIES BLACK SILK GLoSrEs-best;
WASH Nets and BLACK { tLK NETT;
HAMBURG EDGEs and INSET sTINGs;
WHITE ORGANIZES, VIcToRl LAWNS,
STRIPED LAWNS FOR POLAND VsEs;
BUCK aud LISLE GAtNTLETs;
LINENS for spitlng and travellin. Z.
In order to make room for new stoci Z, all the
SUMNER DRESS GOODi'
will be sold of without regard to cost Great jobs
offered In them to those In want aus
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4 NTHRACITE COAL.-First quality
N Lump, Egg, Stove, and Chestnut sizes;
iv % COZ S. L. LATHROP.
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Real ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

MOODY & FoYALL, Auctionecrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-07

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i BRICK TENEMENT ON THE EAST SIDE
OF SEVENTEENTH STREET Opposite THE
ARCH OF THE FIRST IARKET.-ln the exc
curion Of the provisions Of deed or trust bearing
date June 3. 1867, from Isaac jacobs and wife to
G. A. Brock myer, Henry Schumnn, and J.. Jacobs,
trustees Of the German Building Association. NO
l. aud their successors rs such trustees ano OF an
other deed Of August 70, 1859, TO John ii. Bos-
chen, E. Lohmin 81. and II. Wallerstein, trustees OF
said Association. and their successors as such trS.
tees, recordediu Richmond Chancery CourI clerk,s
office We the undersigned, f.. LohmaD, John Ii.
Boschen, and William Graeser, the successors as
trustees Of the original trustees In the hrst above
named deed-said Graeser being The successor OF n.
and Boschen, two of The original trustees therein
having been hereto required by the Board OF ~,
rectors of sail ssociatiop, shall, on SATURDAY
the Sth day of August, ut O'Clock I. M., expose
for sale by public auction, on the premises part OF
The REAL EsTAl h conveyed Dy said deeds-to
wit:
All that certain lot OF ground the east side OF
Seventeenth street between Main and Franklin
streets bounded on the north by Walnut alley, with
a three.stUry BRICK TENEMENT thereon. now
occupied as dry goods store by lsaac Van Wort
subject to a perpetual ground rent Of 92H bushels
of merchantahle wheat, payable annually on the
lst OF december, and is the same real estate con-
veyed to said Isaac JACOBS by james ID. Taylor
Terms: Cash for enough to defray the expense,
No. the sum OF 1894 10, with interest from the
9th day of March, 1874; the balance in equal In
stnmentsat eight. sixteen, and twenty four months
negotiable notes to 0e given for the deferred pay
nents bearing interest from the day OF sale.
j.. lOHMAN,
JOHN II. BOSCHEN,
WILLIAM GRAkSER,
too Trustees.