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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-11-26
Foreign Intelligence.

A Berlin dispatch Of the 18th announces the
rcarrest Of Count Won Arnim.
Snow fell In the southern counties of En-
gland on the 18th, and the weather was I'M
usually cold
st. Petersburg kilograms of the 18th say
the Government had decided to introduce free
schools and compel the children 10 attend
them. A socialist conspiracy had been dis
covered in Moscow, An unsuccessful at
tempt had been made to murder The Gar,
and numerous arrests had been made.
London was wild with excitement on the
morning Of the 18th over report Of Queen
Victoria's death, 1t happily proved untrue
As the express train on the Great Western
Railway was leaving Port Credit, station a
few miles from Toronto, on the evening Of the
18th, five masked men boarded her. unfastened
the bell-cord, bound and gagged the baggage
master, and then entered the apartments Of
the American Express Company, whose mes
senger they gagged, blindfolded and hand
cuffed. They then took the keys Of the safe
from him and secured from $4,000 to $40 900.
Berlin dispatch Of the 18th says that Won
Arnim's trial had been set for the LIST Of De-
cember. Meantime he Is ordered TO remain
at home under police surveillance, his phys-
clan having certified that confinement In the
Jail would shatter and destroy his nervous
system.
A Glasgow dispatch Of the 10th says Disraeli
had been reelected Rector Of the University
of Glasgow by TOO votes, against 500 for Ralph
Waldo Emerson.
A Especial TO the London Standard on the
10Th says the Carlsts had returned to their
old positions before Irun, and were again be-
sieging the city.
Vienna dispatches of the 10th say riots had
recently occurred In Poland on account Of the
appointment Of priests by imperial authority.
Troops had been sent from Warsaw and
number OF rioters arrested.
A Dresden dispatch OF the 10th says that
Saxony had forbidden the practice Of crcma-
ton.
A London telegram OF the nth says the
English Government had decided to organ
izc another Polar expedition.
Berlin dispatch Of the 18th announces the
defeat OF the Government upon proposed
bank bin by vote of 1877 to 1853. The Prcsi-
dent OF the Reichstag rendered his resigna-
tien.
Thirty -two Of the Turks charged with the
recent murders OF Montenegro Christians, ac-
cordng TO a Vienna dispatch Of the 18th, had
been convicted and sentenced to twenty years.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-11-26
The East.

The New Hampshire Democratic State Con
vention for the nomination OF candidate for
Governor Is TO be held at Concord on the 9th
Of next January
AT Montrose, Pa, on the 18th, Daniel
O'Mara and Patrick Irving were hanged for
the murder OF O'Mara's mother and sister in
September Of last year. AT Westchester, Pa.
on the same day. William E. Undertook was
executed by hanging for the murder In June,
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-11-26
THE FORTY-FOURTH CONGRESS-

SENATE.
The terms of twenty-five Senators expire in
March, 1915 and their successors have been
elected, or will be- as follows
[Repubican in Roman, Opposition in small caps
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-11-26

1873, OF Winfield 8. Goss, his partner In
conspiracy TO defraud insurance companies.
1t Is said that at least $4,000 men and
VIC men In New York city ere out Of employ
UIent, and that whole families are without
Ehe necessaries OF life. Hundreds are daily gath
ering at the doors Of the St Johns Guild,
clamoring for food. and the treasury oil the
Guild Is completely exhausted.
A plain marble slab has been placed on Lo-
Gust Hill, in Greenwood Cemetery, to mark
temporarily the grave OF Mr.. Greeley. III
bears the simple inscription: Horace Gree
ley; born Feb 3, 1911; died Nov. 20, 1s72"
The official vote for Governor in New York
State Is as follows: Tilden, 1898; Dix, 36l,-
4Os; Clarke, 1924. Tilden over Dix, 54,s37
in mine at Pittston, Pa, on the 18th sew
eral miners were crushed TO death by thefail-
ing Of rock.
steam tug exploded her boilers near the
Government works in New York city on the
nth, and five OF the crew were killed and the
Captain was fatally injured.
The Eastern railroads are reducing the
wages OF employees. The New York Central d
Hudson River Railroad Company have ordered
q reduction OF l0per cent Of all day laborers,
and have discharged 800 woricnen, or near
ly one-sixth Of the whole number employed.
Troubles are reported In some OF the min
ing regions Of Pennsylvania, growing out OF
difficulties between the miners and the en-
ployers on the question Of wages.
The suit OF Theodore Tilton against Henry
Ward Beechcr has been set down for Dec. ),
The Methodist Episcopal Beard OF Mis-
sions closed its annual session in New York
on the 18th, after appropriating in all ss2l 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-25
By j. L. Apperson,
Z Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent
No. lO16 Main street.

rRrsTEE'S SALE OF "WOODBINE,
sp01IT ONE AND A HAIFMILES NORTH
or TIE CITY, AT AUCTION.-Ry virtue OF .
deed Of trust from william J. Pesdieton ana WE
to the subscriber. dated 10Th Octooer' SlT, anu
Ing thereto required by the beneficiary sell on the
premises on MONDAY, August 80, 1874, at 55z
after the nice little farm located above, con-
s taining Is sa-1oo acres, called WoIDBINE.n
with the beautiful COTTAGE. containing i've
Sc kitchen. wood and coal houses, stables, &C
ali new. Woodbine is on the ChesapeaRe and ohio
railroad, and adjViss the lands Of Messrs. Cooper
and Royal, and very near the Dill farm. A moss
TERMS Enough In cash to pay past 6ue Interest
and expenses of sale, say about 5000: rs to VI OUO
IN credit 10 the 10Th October next; and as to the
residue as NAV he announced at sale. Negotiable
notes for all credit payments. with interest ADDED
and secured by q trust deed, will be required.
iv0 % j. l.. kPPERSUN, Trustee.
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IMPORTANT TO OMMERCI
i TRAVELLERS.

COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS, who solicit
SAMPLE OR OTBER SPECJMEH, also those
who visit their customers and solicit trade by pur-
travel IN any section. by Kali or Boat. selling any
class of goods, are requested to send their BUSl-
MSS and PRIVATE ADDRESS, as below, stat
ployed: also those who are ut present under no
engagement. This matter is of GREAT I'M
PURCANCE INDIVIDUALLY TO statesmen of
this class. or men soliciting trade In this manner.
II Is therefore ESPECIALLY desired that this no.
rice nIay meet the eyes OF ALL Commercial TRAY
ellers and In this Country, and that they
VIII AT ONCE give It their attention. Those who
comply with ABOVE request will be CONFlDEN-
TALLY treated and duly advised Of object in view.
Please address 10y letter ouly),
COOPERATION,
Care Of Geo. P. Rowell q Co., Al Park Row,
ty S-eodlm New York CITY.
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BY n. NJ. Lee,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1914 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
" yALuABI T. PROPERTY KNOWN,AS THE
WALI-STREEY EUTEL-Pursuanr 10 q decree
OF the Circuit Court Of Henrico county, rendered
ia the chaucery suit of Grnins executors rs Griin
and Others the undersigned, special commissioners
named In ssid decree, WILTON WEDNESDAY, 18th
OF July, 1874, GU the premises, at O'Clock T. 81,
proceed to sell at public auction, the property men
Toned In said Decree known as the Wal-street HO-
tel situated the east line OF Fifteenth street be-
STORY DOUBLE FRONT BRICK HOUSE, with
two business houses on the first floor, and large
dwelling on the upper stories, and wing running
back to an alley.
FERNS: Sufficient 10 cash to defrsy expense Of
sale: balance In equal instalments st ONE TWO, and
three years for negotiable notes, with interest
added title to be retained by the court rnt the en-
j. d. YOUNG.
RO8ERTHOWARD,
E. p. TURNER. tgs Is@
p. r. GRATTAN, .
jy1S Stecial Commissioners.
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BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Governor and franklin streets.

cToCK OF SELECT FAMILY GROCE-
y RIEs, sPICE-nf1LL, sTORE-FiXTUREs,& &c.
sT AjjCTiON.-At the request of MIR. Alex. Fotll-
erinoham. who is about to return TO Scotia nd, We
viii sel, on MONDAY, 9th instant, at y O'Clock
MI his store No. 424 Sixth street, between MaTsna
and CLAY streets. his select STOCK Oh fshA1A 1
CKOCtRIrS consisting Of
Fine GuNPowDER and ether TEAS,
SIRUPs, CANNED GOODS,
TIN CAHISTERs, SOAPS, SAUCES.
WOODEN, STONE. and WfLLoW-WARE,
DEMIJouNS, BKOoMS, &c, -,
One large-size SPICE and CoFFEE-MlLL WIN ofass
hopper,
One new patent PUMP OIL-CAN,
CoITSTEH-SCALES and SToBE-FxTURBS,
One cssE fine VINEGAR.
Half-cnsk WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.
The stock is fresh and desirable.
,os Auctioneers.
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
nishing the Virginia Institution for the )eaf and
Dumb aud the Blind with The following machinery
One 12-horse- power ENGINE thorfzontall,
One 200-gallou HOT-WATER BOILER,
100 feet {more or lessl 2-inch SKATING, with
puileys. hangers &c complete.
5 galvanized IRON WAsH-TkAYS, the size to be
hereafter determined,
1-inch STEAMBOATS, for drying room, per foot
TIE fconfractor 10 put up all Of the above ma
chinery and fixtures aud have 1t Ia thorough work
Ing order by the frst day OF September. S74.
+ Proposals should be addressed to CHARLE d.
MCCOY, principal, Stsunton, Va.
By order OF the executive Committee
e iyl4-2O&25 rs Il -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-25
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agenta and Anctloneers,
mn. TT q Main street.

a DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING
IN 5ANDLOT OF ONE ACRE AND Al ALFIns =
T.IIE = vIi,IAGE n OF ASHLAND, HANOVER
croiTNTY, FOn SALE BY shall
sell by auction, on The premises az the risk ana COS.
OF the occupant, Mr. g. Edgar AZ
Of his bur chase on SATURDAY, 25th instant. At Z
O'Clock r. NJ, q desirable two.atosy psiot ~
one acre mud a half fronting on tho Richmond and
Freueric ksburg railroad. and adjoining me resi-
dence OF Mrs. Macmurdo. In the village OF Asaalu'
IEsas: Cash as TO the sum Of a400, with inter.
est thereon from the 20th June, 1S14.ir when
the residue OF said sale the purchaser to give his ne
eotiabe notes for the deferred payments, Win IN
11erest added, and secured by q deed OF trust.
- CO.. 49, = - = = RICHARDSON q CO.,
.r1a Aucdoneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-25
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
111H Main street, opposite Oispatch office.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A ONE HUN
DRIED AND THIRTY-ACREF FARM, WITH
IMPROVEMENTS, TO BE SOLD At IT. GEES HES;
TEBFIELD CUUkT-HOusE, MAECHEEsTiESKR ;
Hs.2rHIT BEING COURT-DAY).-By virtue Of
deed OF trust from B. j. Kellsnl dated 9Th dry Of
August 1872, and Of record In the County Court
of Chesterfed tdefault having been made In pay,
ment of certain NEGOTIABLE notes secursdtn sala
deeo and being requested so to do by the holders OF
said notcsl viii proceed to sell 10 The highest bid
dor NJ nnIlic auct(sn at the above time and place,
that certain Tract OF LAND lying in Dale
township, Chesterfield county, near the court
house bounded by the lands of s. D. Duyai, Rich
mond and Petersburg railroad, Cheatham, and
others containing $50 acres, more or less, with all
The improvements thereon.
and two negotiable notes 10 the amount or *7i6 oI.
with Interest from maturity Of said notes to date or
SALE WlLLiASi HntDris"' T., 90 ~
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WOOD AND COAL,

uTOOD, COKE, AND COAL. i womb
w respectfully inform my fr!en,s and the mn,
lie generally that have taken the yard forme,ys
cnpfed by Md. +. BURROUGHS, but more reern,i.
by Messr.. Staples ION. eno having plrehsssd
very large supply OF WOOD and COAL, for c,ss
at summer prices. can afford 10 sell on as goad y
not better. terms than can be had In the city.
3, ANTHRACITE COAL, nicely screened ana ,o,,
by weight. Orders solicited and promptly filed
Offices: Seventh and Main, and road near Fla,
IN 2S-tS w. j, MCDDN ~
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BY BroDaugh & Taylor,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office opposite Courthouse. on Hull street,
Manchester, Va.

- = s
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
: TRACT OF LAND, NEAR MIDLOTHIAN
COAL MINIS, IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY,
VA,--By virtue of deed Of trust executed TO me
as trustee on the 10th or March, 1870, by William
Wjnfree. Jr and duly recorded In the clerks office
of Chesterfield County Court, %. 3. SO, p. 216.)
shall, being required so to 90 by the beneficiary,
sell ut puOIic auction, on The premises, on Tues
DAY, July 20, 1874, at IL o'clock M., thar yau-
able TRACT or LAND lying near the Midlothian
coal mines, in Chesterfield county, containing about
952 ACRES, adjoining the lands Of Franklin
Stcarns. u. Is. Hancock, aud Others. This land lies
about two and half miles from Coalheld station,
on the Richmond and Dauyille railroad. within The
coal-fied About one third Is cle9red, the residue
in forest of oak and pine. The surface indications
OF the existence of coal are as good as auy In the
coal-hed. he buildings consist OF DIV ILL
ING with nine or ten rooms, and all necessary out
houses. .3T.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay expenses of sale
and 1920 and il. $50 on the OH of March, S75,
to be secured by de.d of trust on the property The
residue of the purchase money! any, to be paya-
Bile ut such times and secured In such manner as lhe
said Winfree may direct, aud In default Of such d.
rection as the trustee shall think iii.
The purchaser will be allowed a reasonable tine
for examination Of title, &C.. before paying the pur.
chase money. but will ne required, as guarantee OF
good faith. deposit the sum Of DO In cash with
the trustee Mt the place of sale, Immediately after
the property Is knocked down, or otherwise resale
will then be- made. ). BRnOhs,
Nv Lids Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-25
BY Grubbs & Williams.
by
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

DRICK STORE AND DWELLING ON
d ADAMS STREET BETW ZEN BROOK AVE.
ME- AND MARSHALL STREETS, AND A
VSIIJABLE LOT ON BROAD STREET, AT
tUCTION.-By reques, of the deyisees Of the la e
Mrs. Mary Carroll we will sell by auction, on
THURSDAY, 30lh' July, at OK o'clock T. ~, the
above. Besides the store and basement there are
four rooms.
profitable retail business, and affords comfortable
Accommodations for q family. :,
After which (say at 6h O'Clock 2. Al we VIII sell
the valuable Lot on the south side Of Broad street,
beginning go feet westof Belvidere street, fronting
80 feet running back A. feet on Its east line an
abou 90 feet on It's west line, being on the line or
road, and now occupied by Dir. w. j. Mcdowell rs
a wood. yard : for which and other similar business
1t has peculiar value.
GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS.
~ % Auctioneers.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

FIRsT-CLAss BUILDING LOT ON
n THE SOUTH SIDE OF FRANK LII
STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND FOUSHGE
STREETS, AT AUCTloN;;5By request OF the
ises, on TUESDAY, 2S;h July, at 81 O'Clock z.
NJ, the LOT adjoining the residence of Charles T..
" ortham. ESD, recently purchased by n. +. Plea
SAINTS
1t fronts 30 feet, and runs back OF full width to
wide, paved alley.
Few lots enjoy so fine situation, being IN me
heart of the most desirable neghborhood In the
city. -.
TERMS: One. fourth cash: balance ut four, eight,
and twelve months, with interest.
GkUBBS & WILLIAMS.
ivo3 Auc' lon GERS.
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By Grubbs s. Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AucuoHeeTs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

DEpEMPTORY SALE OF THE TWO
sTORES NOS. 700 AND 713 CARR
STREET, BETW cen SEYENT AND
EIGHTH STREETS. AT AUCTlON;1,,WSe WI
sell mt auction upon the premises. on MONDAY.
9th of july, at O'Clock z. Nj, the TWO BRICK
STORES OH the south side of Cary street between
Seventh and Eighth streets, occupied Wy oohh 'c-
Gr;,th and james BeaZley
These houses are we'll constructed, and have, In
addition to the store and BASEMENT. five rooms each
above, arranged for fupily, and are III rapluly-
improving business locality.
This sale is positive, and should therefore be at
tended Dy those In want of property that VIII pay
very large percentage upon the price for which Il
will sell. I'D
~ months for notes, Inter- ST adoeo ana sec9Feu ny
trust deed. GkUbbo y WtLLtamo,
iy % AuSlIonctIa %.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

POSITIVE AND UNCONDITIONAL
i SALE or THE BRICK DWELLING At
TIE N0RTHWEST CORNER OF FIRST AND
rnNkI, STREETS, AND THE TWO SMALL
TENEMENTS Nos. IA AND 16 CANAL
STREET, JUST ABOVE FIRST STREET. AT
A1uTION.-We will sell upon the premises, on
"wednesday, 29lh of July, ut 5A O'Clock r: M,
the BRICK DIV ELLING now occupied by w. b:
Bigelow, Esq, situated ut the northwest corner OF
Canal and First streets. and containing six rooms
and all the modern conveniences; and Immediately
thereafter the TWO BRICK TENEhENIS Nos;
IA and 16 Canal street, with four rooms anu
conveniently arranged. with AL the modern COVE.
niences, AID always rent readily al figure that
gives q large percentage upon the sum lhey are
likely to sell for.
TERMS: Une-fnurth cash; balance at four, eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, with Inter-
GRUBbS d WILLIAMS,
jy23 Auctloneers.
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By j. T.. Apperson,
Resi- Eaaic Agent and Auctjonper.
No. s1O1d,. Main md Eleventh sfsesf.

Il UGTION SALE BIZ CATALOGUE m
Ia LARGE, WELL-SELEETED AyhGUsr
;UABEE LAW LIBRARY, AT THE kEiff II u
TATE W. DIS ESDhYeaa ~ ~ y
90, 1874, commencing st O'clock 2. NJ. iuuT
self the above described well preseryed In J.N
containing about 900 vOL rs. anonass VA
are some OLD AND RARE EDITIONS. "aca
II After the sale of the law library, viii BE- ,o,.
LARGE AND VALUABLE MIsGEGLAyE9drss
taste and requirements.
TERMS: Cash. .. L. APPERSOy
jyI6.tds Aucti6nes,
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE.-Loca-szk
~ tion good and central small capital re- ~
uuired; terms very accommodating. Sal isfac- 48
Va jy 25,27&3O
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INVALUABLE DOUBLE FRAMED
V9DWELLINC3.H HOUSE, FOB SALE At ~ sss
sTIOE-As the request OF tie o. cstyin
il Roaehs deceased, nil se q ni,hllc gn
nc 81 O'clock r. ifsa property descrtbed above.
The LOT fronts SO by 90 feet the 1orth side Of
sCnry Tor DoYer} between Plum and H2ryie streess.
ON which fflefe isl 70 comfortable doubIe.froE
framed dweIiiue.
This property lies in the most improving paft o.
the city, and affords an opportunity Tor the prot-
able Investment NJ @ small amount. IS &.
TEXAS One-third in cash balance on 9. cfeoit
Of sfx aud tyeiye months for negotiable notes. tn-
ferest ADDED aud secured By deed OF trust on the
nroperty. 90 N. M. LEE,
II 81 -: 81 stf Auslioneer.S
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LIFE INSURANCE.

kkEL ANo y AstAIs CaS "I-------1oo-
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM.
M PANY OF NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS OVER &65 200, 0Oo.
Cash dividends, surprising all Others AZ srst ano
cerv anniversary OF policies
Premiums payable annually, semi-annually, ano
uarterly. -.,,.,,r
~ 'Ae oi' JOHN Il. CLAIBORNE. Agent,
an 1q-3m No. l1eS Main street.
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STOVES, TINWARE, dc.
1VES AND TINWARE.

Lfrge &SSOrtuent -sf.'.
kNlSHlNG GOODS,
E,rd-Cages, Water-Ce olers, Hip and Foot-Baths,
80 9ath-Tub for warm and cold baths, Flower
~ baskets, Smoothing and Fluung-
Irons, Safety Lamps, Cutlery.
i sTOyES sold on instalinent Prompt attention
l's1S - : =, - - GEORGE KLEIN,
8 ap 12-Tu,Th&S9m 612 Broad street.
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Aasn4pN n Efa ,Ei1is aSny.
.-,~I.<S~lee~e~tS-s<~
BY Cook e LaEgtto Anet toresE
corner governor and FRANKLIN streets.
And MULES AT AUCTION
t1 THIs DAY 1t 81 D O'Clock we Will sell at the
bors6slot, Lnmpkin,s afiey, 30, s3
seyerti desirabis saddle and harness hOh Eos
: o 'l3 = 49, COOK u LAUGHTOGs
- NIX ~. s. Anciioneers.
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REaL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

TYCELLENT BRICK DWELLING a.
II ON FIFTH STREET NORTH OF LEIGH ii ~
Srst-rate BRICK DWELLING, located as above,
Containing ten rooms. with ample accomm odations
for servants handsome parlors, jib WINDOWS, aho
irnn yernndah to the side, and every accommoda,
Hon usually found in No. L dwelling. Price ana
&c toi i i W w. GODDIN,
" noxIn,x Auctioneer.
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GTAYNER's STICKY FLY-EAPER-
~ Further SUB piles Just received 49,:
- $50 - sS fsIJRIJELa,, LADU ID Co..,
q III 3 72l6 Main stSef +
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SALE OF ONE PORTA-
i BILE TWENTY-TWO-HORS POWER Tu-
BULAR BOILER AND ENGINE stNEARLY
NEWl-By virtue OF deed OF trust executed by
James T. Dickinson to the undersigned, rs trustees
on the 29Ih day OF May, 1873, and duly recorded
I'm Hanover county, Va, TO secure 10 W. *. Polk
The payment of three CT rain accepted drafts therein
mentioned, default having been made In the pay
m.cnt of two of said drafts by SAID Dickinsou at
the request OF w. X. Polk. the holder thereof, we
shall proceed to sell ut public auction. the prem
ises &c the saH-mill on the farm Of Henry Farmer,
near Green Bay station. Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
at IL O'Clock NJ, the property above described.
TERMS: Cash as to the costs attending the excci-
ton of this trust, and for The further sum OF
the remainder AS may he named OH day OF sale by
said Dickinson; In case he does not name terms,
then on such terms ~ the trustees may name on
,i,y Of sale GEORGE ). VA HON,
~ l2 MARCELLUS SMITH. :
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DAY 1915,

DAY 1915,
L with which you purchase n. h..
CLOVER-HILL LUMe COAL.
Special rates will be made for those desIrons of ;,
larIe winter supply. Call a. corner or B,nI ana
Eleventh streets, Office Of james River Coal Tom.
pauy. ROBERT f.. DRAM.
1y So-4m Agent
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CEEP KOOL.

CEEP KOOL.
Be economical, and use the CELEBRATED + r
CHISEL. A few more left. Call on or address
LEVIN z. JONES
Gil east Broad street. sIchmoDd, "a.
90 ~
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BY W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Ancttoneer,
Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF LOT ON THE
= s0TrrH SIDE OF MARSHALL 8 X T. j. y
EAST OF THIRTI-FoURIH sIRE s;TS6.Y
A ETEKNOON, the 9th OF july. at O'Clock. q
neautiful LOT located rs above, having 'front.' OF
iI41 feet, and running back on It's western mne
ahont So feet and on It's eastern line to ANGLE Inc
nronosed location Of park and the general I'M
provement In that vicinity gives sdditioDa value 70
tn Tr io,. At sale. W.GODDIN
1: OK Auct1oneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-25
BY Lyme i Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Main street.

DRAINED. STORE AND TWO SMALL
T. FRAMED TENEMENTS ADJOINING. SIT
TENTH STREET BETWEEN CLAY AND
VENABLE STREETS. FOR SALE BY AUG.
TiON-We shall, at the request Of The owner, sell
Mt public auction. on the premises, on MONDAY
the 9th July. 1874, at O'Clock P. NJ, the above
aboye-described PROPERTY. being designated by
Nos. 5O4, SOC, and COS Eighteenth street. The
store has about ve rooms attached to the same Tor
dwelling purposes. The small teuements contain
four and six rooms each All OF the above pro.
ntriy Is In good order. and those rented occupied
y good tenants, aud to any desiring TO secure
comfortable home and business stand this offers
fine opportunity.
LYME & BROTHER,
% Auctis ncers.