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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-02
THE LATEST NEWS.

Ncw York, My 1.-Janes McHenry
the English capitalist, who WAS SO con
spicuous in the last Erie c5'p d'oiat. i
again in this country, the guest of l.. u
s. Brrlo-. Last evening the principa
officers OF the E-ie road were in con
su.taticn with him. Colonel Scott. Of
the PenusylvaniI Central Rsilroad. Van
deTii't of the New York Central, BE
Calloucli of tie Baltimore and Ohio. and
Pre- sitlent Watson OF the Erie have ha,! !.
conference on the sutj~ct o. passenger
and frei-ht rates between the West AID
East. and how to do away Tith the
present competition for business
John Roach. conspicuoTsIy Identified
with American shiphai;,iins AMI with
the esro-ls ,na:sins for the revival al ;ls.;
industry. was given banquet last ercn-
ins I,y the merchants of New York, and
vas presented with costly service Of
silver. There were present rrpscSsHti-
lives OF the shipbHiljing Interest from
nearly every prominent point and nsariy
every department of government.
Hudson. \. Y. May i.-Joseph Waltz
WIS hanged today. The Catholic
Church refused him burial. lis father
Witnessed the execution and took the
holy.
Washington, My I'm the Senate
to-day, w.shburn. the new Senator from
Massachusetts,. presented his credentials
and was swC-n.
The House. after The passage o.
several local bills. went iE.n Committee
OF the Whole on the Indian App.opE:a-
ton bill
Senator Boutwell,. before the Ways
and Means Committee to-day. stated
that the preparation OF the papers in re-
ference to kelsey's contract, was intrust-
ed to the Solicitor Of the Treasury, who,
as the law officer of the department., he
felt confidence in. and believed he would
not sign anything not in accordance
with Law. Boutwell, WAS sure the San
born business was never the subject of
conversation between him and Assistant
Secretary Richardson He never had
any personal relations with Sanborn.
Who had no right to claim his personal
friendship or intimacy.
The Senate Financial Committee held
another fruitless session On the House
currency bill to-day.
The debt statement shows a decrease
for the month of So. 965. 451; Treasury
balances. currency, S5.25S, 074; special
deposit. legal tenders, for redemption
certificates deposit, S5l,S6O, COO; coin
balance. including $50. 71O. 500 coin cec-
tifcntes, 800. sol ,952; outstanding legal
tenders. $3.50. DOC. 600; amount of FIVE
twenty bonds outstanding to date. S4,-
1873. 600.
Consiantinople. May IA famine is
prevailing in Asia Minor 1t is reported
that in the town of Angora hundreds of
death from starvation have occurred
daily
Bayonne. May Five hundred SOL
diers who were wounded i'll the recent
engagements with the Carlisis before
Eilhna. have arrived at SantanieIo-
Madrid. My 1--Information has been
received that .. 000 Cnrli>ts were defeated
L. GD1 Nationals in the r,rov:r-a M
Tarracona-
The r publicans lately dispersed sew
eral bands Of C.:rlists in A-.ason and
Albecte.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-02

OBTTU.sY.-Caleb Goodman. father
OF J. 7. Goodman. late editor and rlo-
p-irtor Of this paper. died II San Fran
cisco. i.,S, Tuesday. April -. aged 81
wears. The old gentleman had long
been seriously IL. ana ieit this city carly
last Wii.ler to pnt himself under the
treatment of q physician IN California
whom he had long known and ii whose
skill he had grea: confidence. 1t was
soon ascsItainej that he had the heart
disease. therefore was liable 10 die quite
suddenly at any time. His son Lewis
remained with him in San Francisco and
until lately ii was not thought that he
was so i'll, but that there WAS chance
of his living many months or even some
years. A short lime since. however, It
wa. seen that he was rapidly failing and
Joseph +. Goodman, who was in New
York and about to sail for Europe, was
tslesraphed He at once left Tor San
francisco, where he arrived last Saturday
night, three days before his fathers
death. Caleb Goodman came to Cali
fornia from New York many years since
1--WE do not know the year,, and most of
the time after his arrival was engaged in
various mining enterprises in Mariposa
county. OF late years he divided his
time between this State aud California.
generally residing here IN the summer
and going to California to winter. He
was a man who was most highly esteem
ed by all who knew him, both here and
in California. He was OF a qniet. retiring
disposition, 4 man who cared little for
making new acquaiEtances, but who
greatly cherished all old friends, and
who was always ready to lend all such
any assistance in his power. even to di-
viiing with them the last dollar he pos
sessed He was great lover of nature
and WAS never happier than when dwell
ing high up in the Sierra, where he could
roam at will and uDdiSturbed pursue
those quiet pursuits he so much loved.
A host of friends in this State viii be
panied to hear of the death Of the good
old man ard. when the news shall reach
them. there will be sadness among TIE
old miners Of many II camp III old Mari
posi- Iirgiaia Enterprise.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-02

The House Judiciary Committee have
reported the bill repeating the special
Act requiring California 10 elect her rep
resentatiyss fer thez{'ii Congress- Gns!ng
tie rresen. year. This Pos'roues the
Congressional election in that State till
August, 1875.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-02

According to he treaty between Queen
Victoria aaj; the Emperor Of EnS~ia, the
Grand DGchess htris Alezai Gro WA Is
to lie 1t liberty to worship IN the Greek
Church. but should child he born If
the marriage. it shall ie brought Up 4
Protestant.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-02

PaosPECITNG-Iti Is natural for 2 Ger
tain class OF Iestlt IS spiElts-wbo can l'e
found III any mining camp on the Paciic
Coast-to start ont prospecting 1t the
first sign Of Spring a. it Is for uu cid
hummer to accept an invitation to drink.
Ii no new district or excitement springs
up 10 cause I rush, these prospeutoIs
viii start out in small i;srtits: and fire.
qnsntiy solitary and alone, in quest of
new dIgsinGs. hoping 10 tiud :; Lew dis
;rict on ;ayIr own hook We hear :!
great deal Of prospecting talE among
this class Just al Present. ;,Ud 1t Il prob
able that srveial parties will start ca! i'll
1. few days in search IF fresh mineral
worlds to conGUer.-R. Il. !ereitts.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-02

WHEEE Is SCANBI.ASIA?-Sc Scandinavia.
Is not Il country 10 V .liCh a letter cab he
addressed; it Is DULY an idea. Bu: IN
history the ideas axe OF two kinds. The
eS hInS OF Hanover may truly speak Of
his kingdom as an idea. But Hanover
is All idea tina; has been: Scaudinuvia Is
al i!e., that shall be- The one has died :;
the other is about to be born; and while
no one cares about the former, except
the historian, and OF course the king.
every man who wishes to know q little
more Of what is going on IL the world
than what can be seen from his OWE
window, may take an interest III the lat
Ter The Scandinavian idea means a
combination Of the three Northern
countries-Sweden, Norway. and Den
mark-into one country, Scandinavia.
1t intends to make the three different
nations which inhabit three countries,
one people, and the three different
States which these nations have estab-
lished, one political body. 1t aspires
to be the inaugurator Of new people
and the founder of q Few State. 1t is
an idea of great p-etensions and golden
promises.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-03
NOTICE TO BUILDERS
~ AND OTHERS

WANTED, furniturc.nen, carpenters,
w aud others. who have 1900 to invest In an
article from which $4,000 per year can be made
tSel's rcndiiy ut hundred per cent TO call at
Cords Hotel RiChmond, Va. All the so-thcrn
States for sale. X. n. HERRING,
fc 2-2t< Patentec.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-03
BIZ Grubbs q Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between 3iain and Bank.
SALE OF THREE VAL

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE VALU
Il ABLE TRACTS OF LAND IN CAROLINE
COUNTY, TO BE MADE At THE RICHMOSL
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE on MONDAY
9TH FEBRUARY, AT IL O'CLOCK Mn ex
Ter to- tho subscriber. all dated 9th February
1872, and recorded Ia Caroline County Court
Office being thereto required by tho holders OF the
notes secured, will sell at pablo auction al the
Real Estate Exchange. Nos. IL OF and I03 Main
street, in the city of Richmond, on MONDAY, 9tn
February, ut O'Clock A., the following TIL kEE
TRACTS OF LAND, lying In Caroline county,
and in said deeds conyeyed-to wit:
/. The FARM known rs COL EMAN's,' with
the buildings and improvements thereon, containing
THREE HUNDRED AND TH1RTY-FIYE AND
ONE-HALF ACRES, more or lees, lying on the
Chesterfield and Burks Bridge roads, adjoining Il.
c. Peatross, +. w. Scott. and others.
Q. The FARM known as LOCUST GROVE
with the buildings and appurtenances belonging
thereto, containing 284 ACR ES more or ess, lying
on the road from Reedy church to Dry bridge, I'd
joining lands formerly owned by CoIone! Booth
Brown, Mrs. Yarbroueh and Jesse I. Ellyson.
3. The TRACT known az "BENDALL'S,'' con-
tanning so ACRES or therea5Outs, lying on the
county road from ReedY church to Ghesteriield
tross and John A. Kicheson, and the farm known
as "Coleman's.'
TERMS: The deeds authorize the sales 10 be made
for cash; but 1t Is probable that arrangements Will
be made, with the consent of the parties Interested
to sell upon the usual terms OF cash for part and
credit for residue. OF this, announcement will be
MOSES p. HANDY, Trustee.
GRUBBS e WILLIAMS, Auctioneers il 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-03

A very ludicrous and at the same time ,
very painful exhibition of the ignorance
prevailing among the under. officers of the
health department Of New York city is fur
.nished by President White, Of Cornell Uni
yersty, in an article in the last issue of TIT
Popular Science Monthly. at an invest
CATION on the part Of the Citizens Associa
zion, 4 physician having testified that thu
health-officcrs, or warGens, or inspectors
were men utterly ignorant of the first prin
ciples relating to the public health they
were appointed to preserve, the head Of the
department, in order to refute this charge
brought several OF the officers in question
upon the stand. Toward the close of tie
examination Of the first Of these gentlemen
The following coloquy ensued:
Interocutor: Did you have a case oil
smallpox in your ward
Witness Yes. sir.
Interlocutor: Did you visit the patient?
Witness: No, sir.
Intcrlocutor: Why not
Witness For the sane reason that you
would not-that was afraid of taking it
myself.
Interlocutor: Did the family have any
care?
Witness: Yes, sir: they were bighjinnicks
Ihygienicsl; they doctored themselves.
With the reminding witnesses the word
80 highjinnicks" was used as n sort Of shibbo.
letb, whereby the degree of their ignorance
was tested. Every official was asked if there
was any "hichjinnicks in his ward, and
not single witness detected the absurdity Of
the question until after the guffaw which
greeted his answer had subsidized. One was
asked if he knew the. meaning OF the
word higbjinnicks," after he bad said
that portion Of his ward was afflicted
with it, and he replied, eyes, sir, l d. =
1t means bad smell arising from u
water" President White declares / =
this lamentable exhibition Of ignorance \ ~ ~
not owing to any rottenness in the polit ais
system controlling New York, but that ant
should be credited to the general want wa q
knowledge on certain simple subjects vii -.
which everybody should be more or less d y
but concerning which there is | &C
astonishing lack of popular instruction. Oh;
BOSTON AIrory;cor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-03
BY Grubbs G Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auc,loreer,,
Eleventh street between Main .,an
EXECUTORS SALEOFAI,,

EXECUTOR'S SALE OFAL.pcr
IL DESIRABLE BRICK RfsIDrSrc AND
SOUTH SIDE OF GRACE STREET by IRg
FiksT AND SECOND STREETS, Ar r nrr zen
BY request Of the surviving execu;ofs - Toy
Wortham. deceased. we win sell on tn - ik,shantC
18th OF February, at ~ O'Clock z. n ,,r.S~kSD iY
mises. the RESIDENCE situated ,s syIphthe trs.
just opposite that Of James Thomas Iao'ye' Ils.
seph p. Winston, Esq. @''eaee Of j.
Ithas sixteen rooms, Of good Size ana ~.r
besides storerooms, &C.: also, 4 lsrys sT.! pche,
all the modern conveniences. and viii N rn ltq
NIT OF conversion into two FIRST. Chg, iIy a..
The lot fronts IS feat 81 inches, AZ tlehcss.
loo 6-12 feet to wide, paved alley sara fuhs teCS
Those familiar with city properly ,n,.
cognize that few residences contain p,s Snf re.
provision for the comforta bic accom- thorough
Large family, and scarcely any enjoY ~ S :on q
situation, the appreciation Ct w!ci ,,,s ssl,sbe
tagc is shown by the very reccn, ercoa S;;'as.
first, class residences adjoining and sr,S!, OF ar.
TERMS: Al sale. GRU3Bs q Witp.f fJTi'e p Ibis
- - -@o't1 - AErtin,...-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-03
BY Hill & GoGdIn, Zeal Estate Aucuoneers'
No. HOS Main street.

VALUABLE BRICK DRUG STORE,
Y WITH DWELLISG ABOvEAND KITCHEN
IN THE YARD, FRONTING MONROE PARK,
s1AiN STREET BETWEEN PINE AND LAY
REL, FOR SALE AT AUDITORIUM TUES
DAY February Sd. at O'Clock p. NJ. on the pre-
misses, we will sell the truly valuable PROPERTY
located rs above described, now occupied by slr:
IT. G. F0rstman rs drug store, under Tentai OF
$500 per annum The lot has a front Of 2SA feet
and depth of about 13 feet, with four-foot SIDE
alley.
The situation Of this property, and the fact that
1t Is now Welding 4 good income should be sufi-
Client nducement for any one to purchase, either
for speculation or for solid investment.
TERMS: 0ne-fhird cash; the residue In Six ana
twelve months, with six per cent. interest added,
secured by trust deed. HILL & GODDlN.
in 30 -. Auctioneers.
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Aurnonare or " Cousin SALLY DrLLAED."

~ + u . xs
AUTHORSHIP or 8. Cousin SALLY D1LLARD:"
ITO the e litor OF the Petersburg Oatty
-Nesos.l-Se Veral weeks ago my attention
was direct ed to q communication In your
Paper frcr my old friend DR.. Thomas +.
5 atkinson of Dansille, Va, In which ne re.
iates wit d graphic delineation the old story
OF eco os!n Sally Dilard," ascslbes Its au.
thorahf .ptomy uncle Richard c. Claiborne,
Ieceas ed-ana invokes my testimony to vim
dlcat the truth of (his) history. can say
only that in my youth / often beard the
$40 ~ In fact and form as related by the DOC
40 E, but by whom told or to whom us au'
q aorsbip was ascribed | do not remember.
II is more than probable that the Doctor Is
correct ia ascribing the authorship 10 my
sancle, as be was a man Of facetious humor
seand abundant store Of ludicrous anecdotes,
which he was wont to relate with great
.pusto. joins G. CLAIBORNE,
Brunswick county, Va.
January %, 1874.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-03
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

JAMES D. FICkLEN, WARREN s, FIChLET;
HE of Buckingham, Va. late OF Danviie, va
|E 3. FICkLEN g. CO.. GENERAL
III /. COMMISSION MERCHANTS in FLOUR.
SRATN TOBACCO, and other Virginia and west
I'm PRODUCES, Gary street between Twelfth and
S,cpSmSational Bank of Virginia; y.
Hsrfsook, ESQ. Judge B.. X. Wexford, ficllS
James T. ssmpGs o.
nor Of virginia: Colonel w. NJ. tHollid
inchester, Va; ". Stuart ESD. saltRllie va;
aeorge 81 ,RucBer, Esq, .Iyn chburg, a. iS p
wing. Esq, Tarmyille, Va. Johnston & C9teS,
Bankers, Danvfne, Va 81 - "a 1l-im a- 1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-03
T1RTTsTEEs SALE OF LAND IN KING
BY James ii. Taylor s Son.
Real Estate Agents and Aucs!ocee.'
office corner OF Eleventh and Bank stFeees'
TRUSTEES SALE OF FoRTY.THREEtI

TRUSTEES SALE OF FORTf.IHhiELhn
i ACRES OF yAuLAsLE i FAKn rTsi,b LOS
THE RICHMOND AND PETEESbtn " v tn,SSK
PIKE, ADJOINING THE LAN;Dos1 Vf AID
4 HALE MILES FROM THE TOM of M a
CHESTER, At AuCT . S My y, r' ;Ss sub
scrber FROM George r. k"tiu. re coT; 10 eeSIs
the payment Of certain snm OF mohe, IN sid
men.ioned ut the request Of the herfhcif Of
deed. AID I'm conformity with the dirsc,,o an,rea
decree of the Circuit Court of Amelia .1. Of
on the day OF November, 1sLS,u ~ ss H.; q, puddle
auction fIsa, 9. the ch Ts SisT BAY IS
EESRiiAkY. 1874 (ihat being couit,ia!iii a. soa.
O'clock H., the property IS above located anu W.
yeyed by said decd. Oh. expeuses Of
IERas Enough In cash to pay hs sA,s.srrd BY
sale and interest now due upon tue csos viii be
said deed; a. to the surplus. the purch .,,s and
required 10 give bonds payable SIX. tSe n, Inter
eighteen months after Gate. Win SIX Pr
eo' a9.o'' A'i~ J0HS q. STEGER. Irrse'''
JAMES n. TAYLOR & son, Auct'opee'"
Il 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-03
BY n. NJ. Lee,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
1O14 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THOSE
1.-TWO VERY DESIRABLE DWELLINGS,
And Lots Nos: 20s ,g AND 21 60 A On -
AND BROAD, AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Pursuant to a decree Of the Chancery Court
of the city OF Richmond In the suit Of Poe &C., u.s.
Williams, &c, the undersigned, comwlSS ION
DAY the Sd day of February, 1874, at O'Clock
p ". sell public auction. on the premises. those
TWO VALUABLE BRICK DWELLINGS. AND
LOTS, located as above described, each containing
ten room. with BRICK KITCHENS Ia rear.
CITY pt md 1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-03
BY Goddin, Warren Il Co.,
Auctioneers and Real Estate AGENTS,
No. HOG Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
l LOT AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-By virtue OF
a deed Of trust, executed by Mary Ellen Hunt t., 70
trustees dated 70 dash aaaY 81
CONT Office Deed-Pook, so h. page ESQ, we VII "
proceed to upon the premises; on y A. The
The Sd duy of February, az o ctoIn s,sament. on
the west side OF Eleventh bteween Leigh and 'aee
streets containing SIX rnow 1sc an wide
TEpHs: Ore-third cash; residue In three anu
six months with interest added, and secured by
sr rn dnad WILLIAM IRA SMITH,
- "@l '@eN STEPHEN HUNTER,
z. W. GRUBBS.
100 tds Trustees.
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.rrarT,R sALEs-T,lsts Uay.
nv Cook 4 Langhton, Arcuoneerss
.e,,.ar Governor and EraakliIl streets.

ro1rsEHoLD FURNITURE, 60, AT
Ill AUCTIoN.-TfHsD DAY ct 10 o, ossar,me Me
will sell at our Com ~
GorTkan CHAMBER SUITS with ana withoas mag
81 BILE toT-peces, 800 8 .g4S Lt3{ts.s
wARDROBEs, CABINETS.
" AsHsTASDS. BEDsTEADe,
sfpEBOANDs, ExTENsIoS-IADLEs, =, 1901, reora.
FEATHBR-aEDs. BAR ana sHUCE Ia hi~'SA4''
SOFAS, CANE and WooD-SEAT CHAIRS,
Soo iAAf' 80 $50 COOK H LAUGHTON,
90 Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-03

4aslss 3 ii QUARTERLY REVIEWS. rs
American Journal OF Obstetrics. ...........S 90
American Church Review. .,...,....,..-..... 8 OG
American Law Review. 90
British Review. 90
BsaitWaite's Retrospect semi-yeary).., 2,6O
Baptist Quarterly ............... 90
Edinburgh Review. A 90
London Quarterly Review. 4 90
Methodist Quarterly. 2 so
view....... Observation-Disclosures. 90
Southern Review. .......................... 90
Westmil; stes Review. ........ 90
Blsckwooa and four English Reviews. 80. 15 90
! Special terms 20 parties clubbing for three or
J. II. .FLLYSON, Newsdealer,
jsl0-d,sw&w
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER and CHEsApEAKK)
RAILROAD COMPANY,
2ICHHOSD. November 9Th, 1873.

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND ChESAfEAhEf
RAILROAD COMPANY, J
2ICHHoSD. November 5th. 1873. }
NN AND AFTER THIS DATE PAS
~ SENGER and FREIGHT TRAINS on THU
road will run us follows:
PASSENGER TRAIN for West Point leaves
Richmond at 8 T. NJ, and train from west Poinl
Will arrive ut Richmond at 1890 a. ID. Oily tSun'
DAYS excepted.
nIcKLE, has been placer on the route between West
Point and Baltimore to run in connection with thu:
road, aud will makethree trtps week. leaving Wesi
Point TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS; and SATUE'
DAYS on the arrival of the train, which leaves Rich.
mond at NJ, arriving at Baltimore next morntns
In ample time to connect with trains ZOE the NorI
and West; and leave Baltimore MONDAYS, WE'D
NESDAYS, and FRIDAYS at 4 p. NJ, connecting
at West Point with the train due ut Richmond al
1880 next morning.
Fare to Baltimore, S5 colored people, "a.
FREIGHT TRAIN, for through freight only
leaves Richmond TUESDAYS, Thursdays, and Satur.
dnys ut A. NJ. Through freight received daily.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car attached,
for freight between Richmond and West Point,
leaves Richmond on Mondays. Wednesdays, ant
Fridays at $3.50 A. H. Local freight received Tues.
"-''' EbW. F. FOLGER,
General Freight and Ticket Agent
W. N. BRAGG, Master Transportation. mol
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-03

TOR RENT, and occupancy now d.
n ready, a FIRST-CLASS DWELLING,A I
being the second tenement on the southwest COR
Der OF Gay and Third streets; water, gas, and
Baths, complete. Apply to JAMES L. LIPSCOMB
IL co. MARY K. ALVEY,
Ja26-lOt Administrative.
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctionecrs and Real Es:7,c aspr,.
1912 Main street
NNIE F. JENNTECc,

A NNIE E. JENNINGS, In the Ci,-s.
IA rer5uS Cow, - -" s"s
JOHN f. JENNINGS. } Of Ill., .s'I
LIZ In pursuance Of decree entarcd ~ .sIs
BE January oath, 1874, win sell AZ nub Si; 90,
TIE In front OF the courthouse Of IenrIco CONT.
sU- MONDAY, ed day of February 1874. =, ~
the that very desirable TRACT Or I,ynn a. y
tier county Of Ienrico. on the Eine-Se road !, e'
and as the JENNINGS" TRACT, be,s..na ~ .. y
e.i ana SIX mles , from the city Of klch:aoSy.,,
.sd san,ss SO $50 fs:ssg
egiSeahy Dr. JssEs S3a+Dett. The land lies veil
and about two.tbirds of It IS arabic; the rcs h.s
grown up with small oak and pine wood.
TERMS: One-tEird in cash the balance In two
equal instruments at and 2 monthS: the tile 70
be retained until the whole purchase n0ucy Is pail
and ! decd ordered By the court.
II. u. CONNER
Special coiam s!oncF.
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w ANTED, g few more 81 900 CONFED-
w ERATE NOTES {no other denomination
wanted). Also, CONFEDERATE POSTAGE
STAMPS, c. JOHNSTON,
News and Music dealer,
70 Alt NO 9lS Main street
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VIZ A n 4 L d, to EXCHANGE FOR
" GREENBACKS five hundred tons Of supe-
riOT Anthracite Coal, large quantity of Glover
Hill Coal ami Soft Coke, and Oak and Pine Wood,
low rates Also, six or eight fine, large S2eiin
broke Young Mules. - Il. q 49,
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TOR RENT, two two-story BRiCk GA
Il TENEMENTS, on Eighteenth street near III
CLAY; six rooms each, and kitchens with three
rooms. Rent, IL 30 per year.
Also, nice, new four-ro0m BRICK TENEMENT;
Kitchen, water, and gus on premises, near the
same at a low price. LYME BROTHER.
IN al q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-03
BY W. Il. Polk & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctipneers,
No. 7 Tenth street, post-ottlce square.

TRUSTEES SALE.--At the request OF
Il the beneficiary In certain deed OF trust exc
cuted by Elizabeth Rhinedollar on the eth day Of
December, 1852, and duly recorded IN the clerks
office OF Henrico County Court VIII sell on the
premises, on FRIDAY. February ] 9Th. 1874. al
O'Clock p NJ, TO the highest bidder. that certain
parcel Of land, being part OF lot No. 1872 hetSeen
Buchanan and Federal streets aud LowndcI and
Baldwin streets.
TERMS: Cash as to $50; the remainder At six
and twelve u onths for IcgoIiube notcs, >ecure BY
Il deed of trust for deferred payT ents
JOHN 5. RADf.
f. 3-t.Is Administers tor for Irlistee. deceased