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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-04
RICHMOND. November 9, 1874.

RICHMOND. November =, 1914.
Editors Dispatch : Sirs,--ReceivinS daily
application by post and in person Tor food
and fuel, and it being the opinion OF
quite number of the poor that the Relief
Committee still exists, or will be reOrgan-
lied, and after consultation with one or two
friends, have concluded to ask the favor Of
you TO state that it is, in our opinion, not at
probable there will be any "Relief Commit
tee" proper next winter, and that those who
may have been looking forward to this or
ganization to aid them had better, by in-
dustry and strict economy, endeavor to make
provision for themselves.
Let not cent be spent for things not ne
cessary. Those, and only those, who prac-
tice Industry and economy have any right to
expect providenta aid in such times as
these. Gentlemen in the coal and wood
business will sell cheap 10 widows and
others if proper recommendations be pre-.
scented TO them. Some have already agreed
to do so. Indeed, the poor had better suffer
Il little than acquire the habit of living on
other peoples labor.
WILLIAM w. PARKER, NJ. D.
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BY Moody < Royal.
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOrecrs,
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester Va
BY Moody ( ROYAL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FIVE
~ HUNDRED AND SIXTY-TwO AIRES or
VALUABLE LAND, " THE CGbNTY OF
GtHEsTERF!EhD, AT AsCTloGG, ~ MoX;::
FRONT OF THE COURT. HOUSE OF SAID
COUNTY, IN THE CITY Of MASCHEsTER.-
By virtue Of decree Of the County Court Of .qii
county pronounced at the July term, s73. In the
suit styled Branch Perdue Is William II. Becher's
administrator and ais, shall occd txsii. at the
time and place above mentioned: the VslCABLE
TRACT OF LAND containing FIVE HUNDRED
AND S1XfY-TWO ACRES. lying 10 The county
aforesaid, on which the late William Il. BoICher re-
sided. with good framed dwelling aud thu usual out,
buildings thereon. The tract will he sGJdri!cd In
the following manner: First tract contain. 400
acres. with improvements; second Tract contains
100 acres; third tract conlaius so acres and the
fourth 2 acres.
plat OF The above property Is with the aGc-
tioncers, and will be exhibited on day Of sale. Par
ties desiring TO obtain any further description u
the property will call on me the aucttoncers.
Special attention Is called TO The following liberal
TERMS Cash efficient to pay expenses Of suit
and sale; balance at TWO, three. aud four years,
bonds bearing six per cent. ineres' from day Of
sale. The title retained until the whole purchase.
money Is paid. ). BROOKS,
oc 30 Commissioner.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuonccrs'
1113 Main street.

THE LARGE AND VALU r
THREE-sTORYs TUCsOED-BRICkS T r.liIs1
HOUSE. OCCUPIED BY sIEssRsS: RBt5e eERRR;siopmS
EEGrtffIpTEESTH tUR PEARLl STREET BE,
TWEEN SAL, AND GARY EYf,r sTEtYEftSs The f 1oh
insta,t IT O'Clock p, NJ, we shall sell BY auction,
1 nn he npemse sp the valuable PROPERTY located
and described fronting S feet Feet on a. t3 Our
81 n;a street feet This property, being strongly
and Substantially built, to accommodate the heaviest
trade situated in the midst of the business GENRE
liz IN the side and running back TO Virginia
street~a fine shipping point make 1t one Of the
most desirable houses, for which purpose
IL Il now used, in the city,.
TERMS; Une-third cash; balance In SIX ana
twelve months negotiable notes 10 be gwen 1or inc
deferred payments, with Interest added ana scculeu
I've . deed of trust. RICHARDSON & CO.,
-, - auctionefrS.
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POLICE CoCyT, YESTERDAY. AieH s ~ a,a @J
b;nson (coloIed), caught 10 the ACT o. sun u !,
Ing wood Gem NJ. A. Clark, was sen' " ''''
for sixty days. :, u,,;,,oo,,
Archili Fazioni, and James ii. nay, w.
fined 81 each for being drunk on Tue stoo CO.,
Frank aimms (colored) was pheu CIV 'oa
obstructing fireengine ID While on Tue 49,, wa,
to the fire Monday morning. Inc enT'ue e,.a
testified that he turned suddenly anu p,T n;s
. whee, Of the engine in order to save bis
horses from injury by collision with a wagon
driven by MimmS. ,, foil.
SNYDER Granger and Daniel BraXton lcoi'
ored) were sent to the gfaho Ju'! "p0A
charge Of burglary.
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Byaames II. Taylor 8 Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneei''
office corner Of Eleventh aud Bank s'fes'''

En11AMs q GInsoS. AuetIoneers. :
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BY James L. Apperson.
Real Estate Auctioneer and Agent,
No. lO16 Main street

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE Ot
Il SEVEN VALUABLE LOTS OF TkuChiAG
AND FARMLAND ONE AND Ii Ii MILES
FAST OF KICHNOSD.-By virtue Of deeg Of
trust from james A. Suell and wife. and Sii'i:on
Smell. to The subscribers dated 9Th Sprii. Coz;
and duly recorded, being thereto required we va
Sell on The premieeS, at II o'clock III. on I'VE,
DAY, November II. 1874, the FAkh occupet
By said James A. Smell, on the CraiS'on Ioai' aat
adjoining sutherland, Cabel, Utcy. and others a
divided into SEVEN LOTS Of z. 49, ., ~
1912, 1922, and 1904 acres csch. Toe l0uI',-
named lot has the BEAUTIFUL GROVE, me DIV kt FL
ING. &c. Most of the lots lie Handsomely si9 '"'e
of them are watered by stony run. -. .ra
These LOTS are so convenient 10 niarht' H.L
city manures-by which ihsy!ug 2oodi unG.iVS.I
they may he easily and permanently eh.icneu eety
comparatively small coet-as 10 make ueh NJ
desirable for MARKET GARDENS, DAIRY fAa"''
VINEYARDS, &c. a.. evolve,
IERMs: Oae fourth cash balance at SIX w.
and cen months for negotiable noieo' 'n'e'e''
added, securedb by trust deed. n,roy
RR. H0WisoS,
Trustees.
! L, AppEgsoS, Auctioneer. % 2o-'"'
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WISCONSIN.

MILwauKIE.. November S.-Resorhs 1Hu'-
cate that tre. Republicans have eiecteu WV wv
liams in the FIRST CONGRESSIONAL ois'i 'T I Ss
we'll in the Second. Magoen in en9 :: NJ ~. w
Rrsk in The Seventh, anu McDh, III 'no
Eighth. The Democrats eject Lynoeuna mt ~
the Fourth and Burcbard III the f,itn: .n ie
Sixth district is close and donDtiul, VIII .ne
chances In favor OF kimbal! (k.} Ihere - -,
strong probability that the Republicans VIII
have a minority on joint baRot ID Tue ..es.s,
Ia,urc thus securing a Republican United
states senator. There is but little doubt
that the Republicans have majority in the
State at large.
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Ry n. NJ, Lee,
BY n. Nj Lee
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
1ul4 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. STOLE ON MAIN STREET T., B :T !, s:iEs
FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH STREETS.
nv virtue of a deed of trust from Alfred Poindex-
ter to tine undersigned bearing date on TIN the SSn
day Of October, 1870, and recorded IN the GerS n
office of the Richmond ChanCery Court, ID: b. "
A., page l52. by request of the holder OF ore OF
the notes described and secured In SAID deee, de,
fault having been made in the payment OF san
note, will proceed to sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, on the premises at O'CLOCK i. NJ.
on MONDAY, November 2, 1874, the prope; y
described in said deed as lying on the north SIDE OF
Main street between Fourteenth ana ffteentn
streets, together with all the improvements
thereon. A., -,.o. - 9
executing this trust and 10 pay OIL ana dlscnaree
Il certain negotiable note described ana securea p'
said deed made by Alfred Poindexter for 81, OOO,
with accrued interest; balance on such TERMS u
may be made known at the time q sale: u
~ JAMES +. GODDlN. Trustee.
POSTPOSEMENT.
By consent of parties the above sac = pos'poneu
to T THURSDAY, 5th Of Novemn"r. l S1i
no3 y. ~. LEE, Auctioneer.
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By Ii. Mccormick, Auctioneer,
l4l4 Main street.

6tROCKERY AND GLASSWARE AT
~ AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY, November
4ih. at O:3O o'clock, will sell at the store No.
1912 Main street, next door 10 Me w hhe, a.
Saunders without limit or reserve III lois 10 Snlt
The trade, TWENTY-FIVE CRATES CROCk,,
FRY. embracing large assortment OF Yellow ana
Rockingham Ware, White Granite ana = Ware,
Glassware, &c . consis, ing Of
CUPS and SAUCERS,
sBOWLS, DISHES,
PLATES.
CHAMBERS, MUGS,
BASINS and EW ERS,
SPITTOOSS, BAkIES,
MILK-PAN-, &C &c;
GOBLETS. TUMBLERS,
DISHES. TEA SETS. &C. .
The attention of grocers and the trade generally
most respectfully asked to this sale, as u com
able stock of staple goods hat have yet offered at
public auction, and selected especially to suit the
retail grocery trade. The whole 10 be sold Without
limit or reserve.
The sale to commence promptly at OK o'clock.
II. MCCORMICK, Auctionecr
L w POWELL Salesman, no2
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By Leigh Brothers & ;.helps,
Real Estate Auctionecrs.
corner Of Commerce and W lter streets,
Norfolk Va,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
l. TRACT OF LAND IN CHARLES CITY
COUNTY, PART OF THE OLD SANDY POINT
ESTATE.-By virtue OF u deed Of trust froz
Thomas G. Baylor, trustee, and K. W. Baylor and
Mary G. Baylo his wife. dated january !, 1877
shall sell ut public auction ut the 81
Leigh Brothers & PHI. lips, In tile clts Of Norfolk,
on FxlDAY the Goth day of Noyembcr. 1874, q:
~ O'Clock NJ, !. very VALUABLE TRACT "
Land, in Charles City county, containing slA
II UNDRED, AND TbIkTf-siX AIRES,
bounded on the north by The HorSebrid!r road %
the east by the lands of Miss Harriet \ Eayoron
the south by the James river, on the wcsl bYthe
main county road.
The land is part of the Old Sandy Point estate.
II lies on the james river. and has good iarn-
house and on buildings upon H.. The s"lt Is rich
and productive and Is now under cultivation.
plat OF the land can be seen at Tie auctiJn-hoase d
Leigh Brothers & Phelps.
Terms: One third cash: the balance IN elua! H.
stalmeuts at one and two years. bearing inters! al
six per ceut. from the day Of sale. lite retained
ultii the entire purchaSe-moncy is paid; or, Il me
option of he purchaser, deed OF trust taken 70
secure deferred payments.
The property may be sold In two separate parcels
to suit purchasers. - ~
LEIGH BROTHERS & PHELPS, Aucionccrs.
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BY Richardson K Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1113 Main street.

4 VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING,
N No. 9O4 WEST MARSHALL STREET. FOR
SaIERY hCCTION.-On FRIDAY The 9th i'll
stant at AZ O'Clock F. NJ. We shall sell by ;ctlnn'
on the premises. valuable BRlCh DIV rLklHu'
No gO4 Marsh Ill street, between Giilncr ana ma
fer streets. with basement. two stories ana atlc'
contaiuing eight rooms; brick kitche l. stlDlc; &c.'
i, GOOD rcpair The lot has front of29Nl 6O feet,
with al alley in the rsar.
TERMS: 81 .O0G cash balance in six anu twcivc
months negotiable notes to be given Tor Tue ae,
frrrcd PAYMENTS. with interest added secured
by a deed of trust. RICHARDSON 70,
W - % " AuctiOucers.
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ny AINIlIILSUH q CO..,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctloneery,
1113 Main street.

THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY
i KNOWN AS GEROT'S EUROPEAN unrrt
AND RkSTA URANT. ON MAIN A.IRiTvl.
STREETS BETWEEN NINTH AND TsSTmm
Str GETS. IN THE CITY OF RI!'HNOSD pnpp
SALE PRIVATELY OK BY AuCriUS.-N;hs
request Of Monsieur e. Serot, who is making az
rangsments to visit Europe TO engage in Tho wkoa-
sale wine business. ii no, sold privately before we
shall sell by auction on Inc premises on Main stree,
on MONDAY the 10Th instant, at O'Clock p n
his valuable PROPERLY located as above, hayin%,
q front OF % feet each on Nc In agd Bank ,,rra,f
and d. pth Of l6l feet, with suh-ccilar. Dsscmcei
used as bar-rOoml. handsome dinIRg room on The
second floor. and several beautiful room. On ibs
third floor tor private entertainments
In thc centre Of the buildi:g /, a small ward a.
additional convenience 10 The premises, giyioy
ample light. ingresS and eGress 10 ali it, .0mnar,
ments. cd and cGal vaults, Kite zen. lauud-r
i"e-houSe, wlne-ceiiar. ami hlnGiSoMe fOl'P.
STORY SUCCEED BRICK FKU\T on Bank
street, with iron ycrauda. contIiatug fourier,
rooms. I'LL well lighted. aud m'ny Of them looking
out upon the Capitol Square. ornaneHte,i with
grass pI3ts, walks, trees. fpunta,n4, &C. Tbis
whole property was built under the immelaie
supervision OF its owner, who spared roihing In
having II constructed o! The b; 81 nlutcria aGd with
excellent tast-. Such Is Its arrangement aud con.
yenieuce that 1t should be 10 be properly appre-
ciated Since It's completion u .hus been used bv
Mons. Gerot rs a European ho'el aud Restaurant
In which he has done large and thriving business
and only makes change now t. re.tngage In hi,
old business. more agreeable To bis tgsle.
TERMS: 50. 900 In cash balance In six equal In.
stam"nts at 6, II, 1S, PA, 80. and 80 mouths:
Negotiable NOES 10 be given for the deferred raw.
OF trust. More liberal terms may b" given II APP
pliCatlon be made 10 the UNDERLINED before Ilye
day Of sale. RICHARDSON 4 CO.,
10 2.td Auci0ncers.
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ByWiliiams i Gibson,

IL. AppEgsoN, Auc,ioneer.
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AUCrTON .,.ALEs-Future s,ays.
BY Richardson Sc Co"
Regl Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
Lib Main street.

VALUABLE FRAME sTok u.
n HOITsE AND DWELLING. No. 12l E AT
SIDE OF UNION {oR s,xrEEt N M, si GhRACb
sTREETS. FOR sALEBY AUCTION-Wes shall i
sell by auction. on the premises on MoNnAY 1 the
9th stant at AZ O'Clock T. NJ cds s Of 10,
% by III feet, With a two-st0ry frame buliaibg
thereon. occupied as a dwelling and bar-roon' -,
TERMS Sss0.l7 and expenses OF sai In Ga n,a
so be given for the deferred payments, with interest,"
adueo' "hu s''uie RICHARDSON & CO.,
AuctioIeers.
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AUCTION sALEs-Tusure Days.
BY 6rubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

SALE OF A VALUABLE
i FARM OF ONE HUNDRED AND EIsT,Y f;
Two AND F0RTY-F1yEs 81 caA!g IN n
a BDIJT TWO AND ONE-H It MIGE3 BELOW
virtue OF : deed Of trust exented
by James f. Goddin, special cominissioner, aicn ,
Lydia Murton his wife, and Eizabeh Pront, to the
undersigned, Us trustee. dated 21st septemper.
1871, and duly recorded In Henrico county ConFt
clerks Office and being thereto required by the
purity secured thereby, will sell at public anetion
upon the premises, ON SATURDAY me l4tn OF
November S74, The TRACT OF LAND conveyed
by the snid deed Of trust. ghis tract ad1o!Is the
lands Of Colonel Norman Smith. Mr.. I. Il. Duke,
aud Others, and has on It good dwelling, situaiea
in pretty grove Of oaks, and the usual on-bufid-
ings and Is altsga Their very desirable place.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to defray The expenses o.
executing this trust and to pay NOE for Yl,o0U
with all arrelragas of Interest due thereon; and
the residue upon such terms as the said Richard d.
Murton and Elizabeth Prnut may prescribe.
JOHN HOWARD, Trustee.
GRUBBS &c ,WILIAMS.>A uctioncers. no.
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To OUR COUNTRY FRIESDs.-Owlng to the I'M
MESsE NUMBER OF PICTURES TAKEN AT TILE
LEE" GALLERY during FAIR-wEEK we would
respectfully ask friends not 10 feel uneasy abou
few days delay in receiving their orders, rs all will
be forwarded us soon as possible, allowing us time
to finish the pictures in our usual sTiLE--THE
ENAMEL AND SATIS-FISISII.
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have analysed the Whiskey known under the
brand OF " B SELECT" controlled by Messrs. WAL.
TER ID. BLAIR Il Co., Richmond, Va, and find II
FREE FROM FUSIL OIL and other impurities, ano
recommend It's use for medicinal and family pur.
poses. j. B. MCCAw, NJ. D.,
Late Professor of Chemistry,
Medical College of Virginia.
.LIaunru 13. 1872.
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BY T.. ID. Eacho,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No, 9 north Fourteenth street.

THERE WILL BE SOLD ABDUCTION
i ON THE FARM OF WILLIAM WHITE,
situated on the Central turnpike short distance
from the toll-g,te on the Williamsburg pike, on
MONDAY, November 9th, i 74, at IL H., the fol-
lowing property. TO wit
YOUNG MULES,
3 HORSES, one of which is very fine
animal
so barrels CORN,
l lot of FODDER andSHUCkS;
/ lot of WHEAT and OAT STRAW;
l two-horse WAGON,
lot HARNEsS,
10000 pounds HAY.
800 bushels RUTA RkGA TURNlPS,
/ very fine Heller,
COW and CALF,
2 HOGS,
10 cords uf PINE WOOD,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c.
At the same time
EIGHTY ACRES OF LAND.
to be divided into lots ..
TERMS: All sums If so. cash; over that am cunt,
ninety days, interest added, for negotiable notes
Satisfactorily endorsed. E. ID. EACHO
no o AuctiOncer.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

III. MCCORMICK will sell at 10,a A. NJ, ut No.
1912 Main street, crockery and glassware.
RICHARDSON & co. will sell ut AZ =. NJ. brick
dwelling on Clay street between Second and
Third.
LYME BROTHER will sell nj =. NJ. a frame
: tenement on Twenty-!ourth street.
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VERMONT.

RUTLAND, November SI.-Returns from
shirty.seycn towns In toe Second congress
sional district, received 40 to this time. give
Dennssou (R.) 1925. Poland, 2,54l nc.
Lane d., 1885. There are eishty.onee
towns in the district. A plurality elects at
this election, and Oennison is elected, "s'n'
out doubt, by J arga majority.
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BY Richardson & CO.,
by HlcllarnsOu " w.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lib Main street.

4 DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING
N ON CLAY STREET, BETWEEN SECOND
AND THIRD STREETS, FOR SALE By AUG
TION.-We shall sell by auction on the pre- seq.
on WEDNESDAY the 4th instant, at AZ o'cIoch
on the north side of Clay street between Second
and bird streets. with Two STORES, con aiming
four rooms, kitchen In the rear and tnc usuai OUT
houses, in good repair. The LOT fronts 81 ny
] so Get, with an alley 10 the rear.
TERMS: One-;hird cash; bllarce In SIX ana
twelve months, negotiable nolcs to be given or TUE
deferred PAYMENTS with interest add=d, anu Sc
cured by deed of trust. co
roa1 AuctionearS.
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BY Gr,l5bs j. Williams,
Auctioueers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A VERY VALUABLE LOT, ON THE
n SOUTH SIDE OF WATER STREET, Run
Ming BACK TO THE DOCK OF THE JAMES
RIVER AND KhNAWHA CANAL. TO BE
SOLD BY AUCTION. ON THE PREMISES,
On FRIDAY, November 9th, at half-past 4
O'Clock r. II. 1t lies just below the whsryes OF the
Philadelphia Steam Packet Company, Is between
the warehouses Of A. S. Lee and those of Messrs.
&. It. Workman 4 Co., and is occupied by Colonel
Albert Ordway. The front on Water street il
about "a feet, and Ii back to the Dock an ave-
rage depth OF about feet, thus attordng facli-
ties for receiving and discharging goods both by
OF the Richmond, Chesapeake and York River
Railroad Company Is 4 most admirable situation
for the exchange OF freights between The railroad
and water lines.
This lot possesses great advantage for CONNER
cial and warehouse purposes, and wells; prospec-
tive value SCARCELY be ineaaG! Ell. IL Yields now
q rent Of 5000 per aDnuu. which wtilahori good
return upon the invest nGit.
TERMS: AT sale.
GRLBES 4 WILLIAMS,
oc % AuCt.uueers.
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BY w. Goddln,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VERY
" DESIRABLE AND ATTRACTIVE FARM
OF 7lH ACRES. IN HENRICO COUNTY, FOUt
MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND, NEAR THE
BROOK TURNPlkE.-By virtue of 3 decree of
The Chancery Court of ,he city OF Richmond en-
tered on the 2Sh April, 1874 In The case or Chan
dlers against TcrreIl's ADM mis- TRAITOR
&c, we shall, us special commissioners thereby APP
pointed. proceed TO sell at public auction FRI
DAY the 9Th November, 1S74, 1t l 2 O'Clock Mat
Ienrlc0 county curt house that very desirable little
farm of SEVENTY ONE AND A HALF aCkcS,
located as above, now occupied by DR.. Goot6ll fcd
formerly by the late DR. A. D. Terrell. fae Inc.
prOveuenlS consist Of comfortable dwelling web
suited for moderata-sizcd family, with the asua
out-houses. There Is good orchard and fac
NEST part lies well, and the neighborhCod is eQc&
to any in the county.
TERMS: One-fourth cash: balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen INC this for negotiable rotes. Interest
added, AMI title retained Till all OF the purchase
money Is paid and conveyance ordered by the court.
l.. K. SPILMAN,
JOHN A. COKE,
Commissioners.
oc :. Noya
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INTERESTING MEErISG.-The auniverssr,

INTERESTING MEETISG.-The anniversar,
OF the sunday.Schoci aid Society of Leigh
Street Baptist church was held on Monday
night. The reports of the officers were
read, giving the following interesting facts
Amount Of money raised during the year
$39i.G7; amount expended, $37992; mum.
Der OF sunday-school children provided with
clothing. 95--six OF whom have been re-.
ceiYed into the church. The former officers
were rejected: Mrs. William Fl. Gordon,
president; Mrs. Il. L. Brown, vice-presi.
dent; Miss Annie e. Goddin, secretary :;
Miss Mary V. Powers, treasurer. A report
was also made OF the operations of the Dor
cas- Society of the church in providing Tor
tne poor and sick OF the church. Money
raised, Si7433; expended, $1,000: total
amount raised by the two societies. 1866.
Addresses were made by Rev. j. r. Gar.
iick ana Messrs. Miles Turpin and a. B.
Clarke.
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The Observation-Disclosures M,nstfels
commence brief engagement at the ihea!re
tonight. They come TO Richmond WIN
many ALTERING notices from the press 10 Tue
South; and if they come up to the eNpeela.
tons which many persons have formed ol
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= -..,rxr M BRoREN. Monday -aorn.
AoG M.sis son Of Policeman Finner .sn, uged
about ten years, while eMe'. LOG In he
swing in the yard OF the par >chial sehool ON ~
Ninth street fell to the gr.opnd. q distance o,
Int few feet, frac!uI.ng bne Of his legs ana
tearing of the knee-car,. The little sufferer
was soon attended by Or. Brock, ana re-
moved to the house OF his parents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-04
BY Lyme 4 Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Main street.

T ARGE AND VALUABLE LOT WITH
IL BRICK DWELLING THEREON, SlTUA-
led on THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
FRANKLIN AND TWENTI-FIFrH STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUCl ION.-Mc shall: ut the re-
quest of The owner, sell at public auc ion, on the
premises, on THURSDAY. \ ovembcr D. 1874, at
AZ z. n. that valuable property located rs de-
scrihed he lfDii ~ contains SIX rooms, &c.,-all
in nice order. There Is city gas and water on the
premises: al-o a culvcrt. ihe L0 has a front on
/ went, fifth sire t of G0X125 feet
TERMS: Liberal and made known ut the llour OF
sale LYME & BkO1 HEr,
nc 81 Auctiu uccrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-04

SAMPLE, MERCHANTS FiNED.-W. II, Schartz.
aeabiirg and Jacob A. Schiedt, charged with
sling goods by sample without license.
nave pleaded guilty and paid the clerk Of
Inc mustangs Court each 600 and costs.
Dne hunored dollars will be paid to each
AaesSss' Dan. and John Wren-the informers.