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Il. TED STATES for the Eastern District o
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In the matter Of Charles W, Gentry, bankrupt
lin bankruptcy.
At Richmond, the Goth day of February, 1874.
dersigned. @. H. Wendlinger. of Richmond city,
Va, hereby gives notice Of his appointment as
assignee of the estate of Charles w. Gentry, Of
Henrico county in said district, who was, on the
18th day of January, a. d., 1874 adjudged a
bankrupt upon the petition of himself, by the
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Dated at Richmond, the goth day of Feb, a. d,
1874. -
Oh wENDLINGER.
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From CLYDE, via Kimball Citv. to Cuba.

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From Mansfield to Censhetta.
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NEVADA 'Rt a @
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From Humboldt Wells, via Spruce Noun
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City and Patterson, to Phoebe. ts...
From Mill City to Central Mining
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From New London to Columbus juno
ton. [s ,e-..,., 80,
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and Carrolton, to Glidden.
From Cherokee, via South O'Brien and
Pringhar, to Sheldon.
From Traer.. via Crystal and Badger
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From St. Charles, via New Virginia, to
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From Eldorado to Tesdale. oEsla 74
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Norton Centre, and Graham Centre, to
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From Clyde, via Seapo, to Belleville.
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From Lost Creek to Fort Lincoln. ,.an I.
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Medicine Lodge.
From Parks Fort to Norton. a
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to Leonyille.
From Longton, via Indian Creek, to
Charlestown. &
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-07
r. tho whste Sulphur.
ErOYn the "USIV C"'p
,r.,n.nn,drnee OF the Richmond p'spatch.i
WRITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

yCnrrcspondcnce Of the Kichmone pispa'ch'i
WRITE SULPHUR SrRlSes.
Grecnbricr Co., W. Va, July !, ls'4.>,
with The coming Of the s'h we have naa
large arrivals. There are here to day just
tw;c. rs many guests ne were present one
wear ago. This does not look l'kc inc p..''
bsd driven all tho man:y out OF the country
E-rom nrcscnt prospects the old Wine - 20,
;nc TO outde herself Etlis season: fhe .aIe -
,'n s f;nc. and bcttu. servants have never
seen anywhere. -o,,tinc
The on.y ihinS'1It OF the ordinary rou.In.
+ba, we have EuA to-day has been oe7n ;
hrnnght in by uounIainecr. lie mas ha
shc horr;d.looi,tsg thing up ana down ,nc
1,wn very m;Eh TO the amusement "i 'ne
ch;llrru. That's the only thing the rcsu,u
IF this ara::rrsary of our eountrys lhoe'
ncndercc has brought us.
To-rorrcw Rev. W. f. Hatcher, OF re-
,crshurc g:ev. A. f.. Dickinson, OF h!ch'
rnond. AMI Rev. ). p. ilornburgcr, OF Ph'ta-
de,nnia. w.l preach. They are alt three 0,
the Ear:;>t order. and are the only cicrna'
visitor we have bad for some tine. To-Day
Rev. Mr.. Allr,ch. Episcopal rector III hano'
Yer, he's arrived.
De send u> more copies OF the D'$posch'
Every body wants il. and Often the supply
tails Ear short OF the demand. Il. +. 6.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-07
BY n. NJ. Lee,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
No. 1O14 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TEA

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
" VALUABLE PROPERTY KNOWN AS THE
WALL-STREET HUlEL.-Pursuant to decree
@. the Circuit Court Of Henrico county, rendered
in the chaucery suit of Griins executors us. Griffin
and Others, the undersigned special commissioners
named In said decree, WILL on FRIDAY The 18th day
OF july 1874, on the premises, ut O'Clock r. NJ,
proceed to sell public ucton, the property men
Toned in said decree, known as the Nal!-srect Ho-
tel situated on the east line Of Fifteenth street be,
tween Main AMI Franklin, and consists OLA THREE
STORY DOUBLE-FkONT BRICK HOUSE, with
two business houses the first floor, and large
dwelling on the upper stories. and wing running
back 10 AL alley.
TERMS: Sufficient in cash to defray expense OF
snlc: balance In equal nstalmeIts ut one two, aud
three years, for negotiable notes, with interest
added title be retained By the court until the en-
tire purchase money is paid.
j. b. YOUNG.
ROBERC HOWARD,
+. =. TURNER,
p. X. GRATTAS,
iy7 Srecial Commissioners.
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By Chaffin. Staples c CO.,
Real Estate Auctioneers and Agents.
Tenth and Bank streets.
PEAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SAM

IL
.o Large . new FRaMED DWELLING on Twenty
EIGHT NEW TrNEMENTS on Tyeu,y..sv..,,
street, al 1880 TO 1880 each. '''''S1ta
IWW new FRAMED HOUSES IN Church p,n
TWO NEW TENEMENTs on Twsn,,.......,
and .treets, $1,000 each. f'Tn'a
-Four IENE MEhTS on Twenty. nth rear Ven
TN ORNAMENTS In Jonesy!llc from 1900 "a
TWO noUBLE TFNEMESrs near ches,pc.,.
and Ohio Railroad shops, 1850 each 'P''E
one FRAME HOUSE, l6xls feet, on Tb,r,,.,,
street, $3.50. '"'" URN
HOUSE Of four rooms on Jackson street. sopo
a large BRICK DIS F.LLh.iiY. chcap '''''
streets, 81 100. "'' 'H''a
a FRAME STORE and DWELLING ON Twenty.
A se!rk RESIDENCE on Clay street near -.
cond, II 600. 49," -
A NhW BRICK RESlDESCE on Grace orr,
site Monroe Park. IS. 500. W."
FOUR HALF-ACRE LOTS In the iowa Of chcs.
ter
LOTS in Sidney and Harvey, on iusairacu,.
TWO LOTS Oh Pine street
HOUSE and LOT on Plum street.
Large BRICK REslDtHrr on wcs, CfIv Sire,
j. 4-S&Tu2t CuAFFlN, srArLEs ( 60.
IDEALLY VALUABLE JAMES RIVER
~ LAND FOR SALE rklVATELY.-I rfr
for sale my upper FARM part Of the G!.ENA{.
Won TRACT, In f'luvanna county. Va, and nj.
Joining that OF Franklin Slearns. Ia.
Ii contains IiJ \ gRtS-yiZ 100 acres Of Ly
grounds, about 200 acres OF cirarci high llId an
Of II has been inanurci, and i III gooi heart ami
conOiior. Over 400 acres In 0risinaI sinhcr Ming
from two hundred yards 10 half mile from, ,Ie
canal. II has not been pilagcd AMI /, "A yery yar-
able body OF timber aud wood ~ all kinds.
The improvements are Il good "NE.>TOaY
FRAMED HUUSr. nearly new: Il good barn, with
wheat machine In II; good stable aud gooi. I,rve
courthouse and toDacc1-liousc; ho;i,,s fuI b ,rl,
&c.
1t Is sixty-oBe miles from Richmond. The canal
runs through Ii tor one and hall mites.
TERMS One-tOurth cLsh; blllucc III EQUAL DAY.
men negotiable notes. Al one. two, and three
years, with interest from date, secured by deed Of
trust.
MIR Ben. Scav, living the Place, vii! show Ii L,
persons wishing to buy. ana all such cordial,
Invited to view the premises.
Apply To JAMES CALI. Columbia. Va. or 10
JAMES l.. hrPkrSON.
je l3-1m icl,rr"nd. "a.
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Fly Grubbs 4 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

WHAT MOST d ESIRA B l. e RESl-
i DENCE No. II, ON The SOuI SIDE ~
FRANEIIN STREET. BETWEEN FOUSIIEt
AND FIRST STREETS, WITH THE flHsT.
CLASS BUILDING LOT ADJOINING. AT AUG
TIDH.-Un WEDNESDAY, 9Th or July: at ~
O'Clock r. 81, we will sell. upon the premise, the
RESiDEN,E for many years of -harles I. Wor-
thlm, Esq situated as above.
II has ten rooms. besides closets, bathroom, &c.
Kitchen and laundry with four rooms stable and
carriax ehousc aud two coal-houses, all of brick,
in good order, aud with all modern improvements
attached.
The LOT fronts 65 feet. runs back about $50
feet TO Il Wide paved alley, and Will he sold ms u
whole may be Subdivi'ied so rs TO sell spenald
building lot Adjoining the house on The west.
Few residences or locations In the ely present SO
many Inducements to persons seeking residences
desirable In every respect
AuctionpcrS.
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HyJ. L. Apperson.
Auctloncer and Real Estate Agent,
No. l0l6 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALU-
l. ABLE BRICK STORE AND DWELLIn
No. $40. AND BAKERY ATTACHED, on THE
VEST SIDE OF SklEETE. NTH NrAt EoAl
STREET, At ACCTlDE.-ny virtu" of i Diet Of
trust from john Gallagher and wife 10 The sub
scribe dated 3 st Of May. ST. and duly record
ed. shall (hcing thereto required by the beneficiary
sell on the premises on SATURDAY. July IS
1874, at O'Clock +. NJ. IF fair: II not, the mex
fair day thcreaiter,l the BslHk STORE. DIV Eli
ING.and 4 ,kERY occupied by the said Gallagher
and located Is above, with rooms supplied viii
WAFER. gas. &c. The lot fronts ~ feet II inches
and runs back 27 feet toan alley twenty feet vice
II Is regarded IL tirSI-.tc business stand in thai
locality. and It's proximity To The offices Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company adds ma
terially 10 It's value.
Terms: Whilst the decd requires cash as 10 The
debt secured ami unpaid and expenses of sale (alIOu
s2,25Oj. the beneficiary will accept one-fhurth IL
cash. aud The balance IT four, eight, and twelve
months for negotiable notes, Interest added, So
cul ca by trust deed In lieu thereof; 10 the resi-
due, will be III lue known at the sale.
JOHN DUNLOP, Trustee
j. L. ArPEHSON. Aurtionecr jy 7-td'
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Eark.

rANRUSTEES SALE OF A LOT IN
l. MANCHESTER, On Tie WEST SIDE nf
VENUE AND JONES 81 kEFTS. At AUG.
TOMAS trustee IN a certain deed of rus. ir,u
nf L. F. Nnnrc. Ia The undersigned, dated 21th al
June. 1872 shall sell 1T auction, or the nrcInisrs
on FRIDAY, 10th july, N q O'Clock /. VI, The
LOT conveyed in salt deed, fronting 33 feet Oh
B,inbrid.e street between Jones aud Lawrence
streets. aud running back $50 Il ct loan alley ~
feet wide. Upon this lot Il DIV ELLlNG.HUCsE
has been erected.
TEEMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay eyp' nScs of sale
and i note for sG2 SO. with interest thereon 1T Tie
rate OF 0 per cent per anhuin IRON 2fh Dscclii
M.r, 1873 TIL paid ; and the residue upon such
tpru,s rs the yrantor In said deed may prescribe.
Iy4 F. VI. GRUBoS, Trustee
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AUCTIoN sALEs-Future Deys.
By N. nj. Lee,
Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer,
No. 1914 Main street.

VALUABLE MARKET FARM ON
' THE NEW RICHMOND TuRNPlkE.
CONTAINING FIVE ACRES, WITH 1 EOm,
STABLE, WITH ALL NECESSARY oU VI
BUILDINGS: CHOICE FRUIT TRIES s FL .2ss,.
ERs, &C., FOR SALE AT od bGsLB Res NJ
viii sell nj auction on the premises, ON MON ~.
DAY, July IS, 1874. at az o'clock L. a., tas
the New Richmond turnpike TWO miles norm OF
Richmond at the intersection OF this ROAD VITA tns
new mills road. The land Is In good heart, allo
affords a good opportunity for persons Wishing 10
purchase home in the country In good ueighbor-
hood for a all amount. nr>- cpuu
Adjoining this tract Is tract OF len ACsn
chased ut Il reasonable price. $50 corr,
At the same time and place VIII sen one SoUd III,
the usual variety OF FARMING UTENSILS.
TERMS Liberal, aud made known at time OF
colo NV II n. NJ. LEE. Auciioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-07

fTRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE

fERUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
i STORE on MAIN STREET BETWEEN
FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH STREETS.
Ter to the undersigned, bearing date on the goth
day OF October, 1870, and recorded In Che clers,s
Office OF the Richmond Chancery Court, y. 3. e2,
ahe notes described and secured In said deed. de.
fault having been made In the payment OF said
nS s: S sdopr on the occea
on FRIDAY the 10th day of July, 874, the pro-
perty described In said deed rs lying the north
side or Main street between -Four teenth and FIJI
tenth streets, together with I'LL the improvements
thereon now In the occupancy OF K. Fl. Valentine.
The above described property was sold by me ut
at which sale the heirs of james II. Poinaexler
were the highest bidders. and the purchaser having
failed to comply With the terms Of sale, viii pro-
coed TO sell the said property as above described on
their account, and at their risk and cost.
TERMS: sufficient In cash to defrav the expenses
OF executing this trust and to pay off and discharge
certa,n negotiable note described and secured by
said deed, made by Alfred Poiudexter for 80 900,
with accrued interest; bslance Oh such terms Ne
may be made known at The i,me OF I, sale. .non,s
je30 trustee.
SHERIFF'S SALE OF VALUABLE
42s s2fs Of 81 TIE HR b2 IS SF t
hands In favor Of John II. Bowman's admiuistratOI
against Charles II. Wallace and e.. A. Wallace,
shall proceed to SELL at the store of Charles H. Wal
lace. Cary street, over the store or Bland Z Co.
on UESDhY the 14th July. / S74, ut 10 o'clock
his entire stock of goods, consisting Of
rs barrels kEAGAN & KOOGLEk'S WHlSkEY,
average age SIX years, pronounced by judges 70
be the finest Virginia whlskey;
Is barrels Fauquier county WHIShE1, eighteen
months old rs per stamps;
81 demi johns ''SOSDESCRIPT" WHlskEf,
seven years old luniquc) suitable for clubs and
private cellars;
8 barrels celebrated William Wallacc's NOUN
TAIN DE n, two yrars old:
s barrels BLACKBEkRi BRANDY, old;
s barrels WINE VINEGAR;
2 barrels COLORlNG:
3 barrels SCUPPERNUNG WINE. two years old:
5 boxes five d,zen) OUR OWN" WHiShEf,
seven years old;
IS boxes (foriy-cight dozen) BLACKBERRY
WINE vintage 1S67),a purely medical arti-
I cask CHERRY BRANDY:
3 onc-eighths casks BLACKBERRY BRANDY;
l barrel BiTTEhS;
lot DEMIJUHNS;
ok barrels BLACKBERRY BRANDY;
2tR barrels CORDIAL;
] barrel FRES ii BRANDY: -
Lot of empty BARRELS and RECTlFYiSG
TUBS:
l large Iron SAFE;
OFFICE FIXTURES. &C.: ard suudry other artl-
ces too numerous 10 mention.
And ~ the request Of Sir. 4. VI. Wallace, VIII DC
sold, lnnI diaIely after the above sale, the GOo'i
WILL of the concern Tone Of the largest and Dies!
known In the United StaicSt, together with Re
cipes, Brands, Trade. Marks, &c, OF William Wal
lace 4 Sons. .
TERMS 4: Cash JOHN W. WRIGHT,
iyD Sheriff city of Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-07
BY w. GnGiIll,
BY w. GoGdin,
Auctioncer aud Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF EALUA.
" BLELOrOS THE sou III slDEOF GARY
BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH
STRhtTS.-By virtue of Il decree of the Chanrery
Court of the city Of richmord entered on the I'd
July S74, in the Of smith, trustee, rs Birch
EFT &C.. VT shall rs SPECIAL cou miasioners brrehy
aiuincd. proceed TO sell at pubic auction on the
prrmi,es on Tuesday. the 4th July, 1874 II
/; O'Clock Z. NJ. that very valuable Los located Is
boyc fronting 244 feet, more less, on the South
s,,, of Cary street running back about 80 feet To
a wiue paved alley. blnnGed on The east by the
warrh0l; Sc Of Griffin B.. Davenport and on the
w-st Oy the lot Of james A. Seddon.
! his lot is located in 4 desirable part o. Cary
street. where real estate Is held in high esteem.
Terms: One.'hird cash, balanc" At four and
eight months for negotiable notes. interest added,
aud lille retained ill all 81 HE purchase money Ii
paid aud d conveyance ordered by the court.
a. l.. BOULWAKE,l
+. Y. Ca SSDS, Commissioners.
ROBERT q. SCOTT,)