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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-26

BY w. Goddin,
- Aucttonesr and Zeal Estate AGENT
N ..a.,,c,. :, iexer.St Gf1d Bank gtfees1v

rs,pr1sTEE,s SALE OF TEN LOTS,
HgnB ssE 81 Sqs zhi p So
~ M FRtjM GROVE STREET T0 THE OLD
asESTffFFT STOWN ROAD, AND ON The EAST
5 sNn WIS SIDES OF SYCAMORE STREET:
n. q. shepperd, administrator OF M. y. heeas,
Fr,ppE dItst ssrns and others, defendants,
John =. Mosely, who Sues &C.. plaintiffs
John r. Faulkner and others. defendants.
~ tlc civ Of Richmond made on the 4th day OF
December, 1878. the undersigned, one OF me trus-
tees in the deed Of trust therein msntonsd oearing
date The 25th day OF January. 1S62, ana executed
by John y. Faulkner and wife TO Robert A. Lam
ter and andrew Johnson rI proceed t9 ss St
A. u. 1874, mt IL o'clock NJ, at the ONCE OF wei
sireeis In the said city Of Richmond the TEN
LOTS OF LAND In the town OF sidney conveyed
2O7, 2OS. I'll, 212, 215, $40, 243. 244. 247,
and 24S, or so much thereof rs may be necessary
to pay of the debt mentioned In the said decree TO
the defendant, franklin Stearns. and the expenses
OF sale. The said Debt Is $3.50 .22 with interess
ut six per cent. per annum from the 2oth Gay OF
The terms Of safe will be rs follows: For cash as
to so much OF the purchase money rs may bs neces
sary pay the xpdnses OF said SALE ana the resi-
due upon credit Of one, two, and three yeafsu
the day OF sale; the purchaser to give neRouaDie
notes with an approved eEdorser Tor the deferred
instameuts, with interest added from the day OF
sale to the maturity Of the said aoes; ana the itie
10 be retained until the whole snai
have been paid and q conveyance snail oe ofoereo
W TUG oou ANDREW JOHNSTON, Trustee.
Sale TO be conducted by WELLINGTON G0DpLS
AuctioDeSr. mn 1l-H
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Il,ommunicatcd.]

Tn the Members of the Legislature, ana
Particularly to The Committee 0" Pu'he
Printing: - ~.
We have read the numerous articles ~
the Dispatch on the subject OF printing tst
as briefsn or statements" OF cases TO o.
tried in the Court Of Appeals. AS TIE Apai
tor has to pay the accounts for prinnng, u
As Internationally public WORK. Inc e'a..
has adop,ed the contract system. now, ie'
n carry out that system or abolish 1t. Unde1
The contract system the printing can &c oone
for ope-haii charged under The OLD system,
"a a comparison OF prices will show. Some
printers allese that the price paid for inc
printing in question is low enough. vi
course it is low enough, and couot.
less too low, for their views. But
we happen to know that there are
other primers who will do the SAID pruning
for one hird less than is now paid for II.
Tben. why not allow them 10 do 1t, whether
public or private work? Some printers are
able and wiling to work for much less than
Others :. ard each printer should be allowed
the privilege of determining what he is able
and willing to work for. The bids for pub.
lie printing last April ranged from 70 to "
cents Der thousand ems" l will only
add thsJ Ikno,o the briefs can be printcd ior
one third less than u prices now Pa'o f0f
". IL.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

A. B. DUESBERRY, Fl. C. c. r., IL A. NJ III
front of his Office, 1906 Franklin street, poi'
BILE steam engine.
COOK & LAUGHTON, * T.. NJ, superb oll-paint-
ings in gilt frames.
COOK g. LAUGHTON, 10 A. NJ, for Abraham
Harris. pawnbroker, at No 1881 Main street,
diamonds, watches, jewelry, silverware. &C.
W. GODDIN, +. NJ, eight falf-acre lots nearly
opposite to the Ham Cemetery.
HILL & GoDDIS, z. NJ, building lots on Cherry
and Laurel streets.
RICHARDSON & CO., AZ P. NJ, five lots on Bu-
chanan near jay street.
RICHARDSON &, CO., 2. NJ, Eve building lots
on Mosby street, or Mechanicsville turnpike,
between Venable aud Darlington.
THOMAS W.kEESEE, 10 A. NJ, household fur
nltnre. &C.
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sc,EsIlfic AND SAFE TREArupsr
,sG,.a '',, p rSsces Nasal Douche sna .oa<.,
peh.eo WIN Dr. fierce's Golden Nsd nn ~. accom-
~ CONSTITUTIONAL treatment, DH. s c,.,u discovery
hkAEpY produces perfec, cures OF VIZ, . oAfARkii
o. caea'rh ahd oziena Of many yenrs, o ,,s cases
This Thorough course Of medication c"' standing.
only scientific, rational, safe, and sncr,'e Tue
ner OF treating this odious disease thu, l.s man
been offered TO the afflicted. So successful, b., ~.
proven that the proprietor has long offered as.,.
Ing reward OF $500 for case OF cararrh wb,c,, ~
cannot cure. ---,-7 2
lSDlSPUTABLE ErIDEScE.-Thomas J. R,s,o,,
OF south Brooklyn, n. r., writes that his w7.s b.,
shnered since child with eatarrh uuti II h.d 80
su'ea IN what eminent physicians pronounced ron
sumption; TINT she has used DIR. Sage,s lar,
heneoS WITH Lr'Piercss Golden Medical Di,coys.
ny, and they have worked wonders with her e.ss
erkAL!sa ork TnUNDRs-People shouIG ho
VAR OF tnose lmpostors who not ONLY try ., 80,
W. fleree's Family Medicines but also conn s,e
Original stYie OF advertising by Offering var,a,,s
sized rewards for cases OF ca,arrh and o,,
"Mcn they cannot cure. Those who do me-, 1850
Sufficient intelligence TO enable ,he,, :, o po'sess
Rlnal advertisements Of their own Inn, h.nas oi'
those OF others, are not likely to have NJ. slsi
and valuable dscoveriesin Medicine. rn"I k'eal
them. Ao"A QUIZ
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e.. By James NJ. Taylor s. Son, -.
Real Estate Agents and Auction ers, :,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.


TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO. TRACTS
i OF LAND IN THE COUNTY OF Ha 1MRI:
co, ABOUT SEVEN MILES BELOW tn e CITY
OF RICHMOND, ON TIE CHARLES CITY
ROAD. AND ADJOINING Thk~ LANDS OF
STEPHEN B, SWEENEY, JOHN BASS. AND
OTHERS, AT'AUCTION.-Ry virtue OF deed of
trust dated February rs. / S71, 10 the subscriber
from William Scott and Wife, recorded in the
clerks Office Of Henrico County Court IN deed
book SO, page IA, TO secure the payment of GER
tain negotiable note therein mentioned, default
having been made in the payment thereof, and at
the request of the holder Of said note. will pro-
coed 10 sell at public AUCTION, in front Of Henrico
county court -house, OIL MONDAY the 9th day Of
April. lS74 THAT being court-day,) at IL O'Clock
NJ, two TRACTS OFLAND as above locatcd.the
first known his the Pleasant Field Of the New Mar
ket tract. containing SEVENTf-F0UR AND
ONE-FiFTH ACRES. more or less; the second,
known as Deep Bottom, containing ONE ACRE,
more or less.
TERMS: The deed requires MI casn. but by the
consent Of the holder Of said note the sale Will DC
made on the following terms Enough In cash to
pay the expen cs of sale one-half Of he remainder
In cash. and the balance ut ninety t90) days for ne
goiaJe note interest added, and satisfactorily en-
dorsed .r.s JAMES D. IA1 LUX, lrustee.
JAMES III. TAYLOR s Son, Auctioneers.
NH 25 '.."
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

CRY PoLIrlcs.--It is now reported that the
city judge to be elected will appoint no OIL
Ger but clerk Of the Hastings Court until
after the Conservative nominations are
made, and then to select from such as are
the choice of the people.
The excitement over the election Of judge
of the Hastings Court is unparalleled, both
candidates having warm friends.
Socrates Brooks, Esq, delegate from Ches'
ferield county, is authority for the state
ment that the term of the mayor of Man
chester is for two aud not four years.
Neither Messrs. Brooks nor Friend, Of the
Chesterfield delegation, Soted in the caucus
for city judge. 81
Henry Fitzgerald, city superintendent, has
called meetings for Friday nightat "A O'Clock
to send delegates to nominating convention,
April 9Th, as follows: First Ward, at Lin
coin Hall, Second and Hull streets; Centre
Ward, Council chamber, in rear OF market
house; Third Ward, Jones's Hall, Hull
street between Twelfth and Thirteenth !;
Fourth Ward, Cersley's Hall, Hull and Thir-
teenth streets. :.
The First Ward will also elect president
and three members of the Central Commit
tee, and a full attendance is desirable. Men,
bers of the City Central Committee from
Centre Ward: n. a. Eubank, Z. IL. Fend-
ley, and J. K. Perdue.
There will be an important meeting of the
Wide-A wakes tonight at headquarters.
For THE PooR.-Professor G. r. Harding
will, at the request Of the Relief Committee,
exhibit his boruma ut the county court
house tonight, the gross proceeds to be de-
voted to the relief Of the poor.
Contract AwARDED.-The contract for
giving the free bridge two coats OF paint has
been awarded to Arthur G. Evans, Of this
place, and the work was commenced yester-
day.
SALE OF PRoPERTY.-Messrs. Moody &
Royal report the sale OF house and lot ut
Fourteenth and Perry streets TO Henry j.
Nunnaly, Esq, for Sl,15O, and one adjoin-
ing TO K. D. Luckett, Esq, for 100.
PERsosAL.-Mr. Charles Orchard, of this
place, who visited to England some months
since on visit, has returned. He will make
his home here in future.
IMPORTANT MEETISG.-The quarterly cleo
ton OF officers Of Manchester Council takes
place tomorrow night, and afull attendance
is expected. -.
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lnOWN THE RIVER; OR, PRACTI-
~ CAL LESSONS UNDER THE CODE DU-
ELLO. With Illustrations by Stephens, and APP
pendix containing The American, the French, and
The Irish Dueiling Codes $3.50.
Aide: An Episode Of Goethe's Life. BY Emma
Lazarus. S1.25-- .-... 49,.
LIFE. A Book for Young Men. By c. Geikie.
d. ID. $3.50.
THE STORY OF THE BIBLE, told in simple
language for the young. &l.25.
HUBERT FREETN's PROSPERITY. A Story.
BY Mrs. Grassland. Sl.75.
THEOLOGY AND MORALITY. Essays on
questions of Belief and Practice. BY Rev. j. Lew
elyp Davies, NJ. a. ~.
WILLOW BROOK. BY author of" Wide, Wide
Travels IN CASHMERE, LITTLE TIBIT,
AND CENTRAL ASIA By Bayard Taylor. 81 80.
PHINEAS REDUX. A Novel. BY Anthony
TrollOpe. illustrated. a1.25. -.
Together with laapy other new works. -.
NH 20 WODDHUUSE Il PARHAM. -
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FOR LEASE.

TOR LEASE, FARMS at Curle's Neck,
T. al from three to four dollars per acre lands to
be cultivated ON four field system-one field lined
each wear; one put down In clover and plastered.
One-air or the lime cloyer-seed. and plaster paid
for by me. 7 here Is valuable brlck-clay on this
place would ike to have yard established There
is also potters'-clay. Address
NH 23-12t* WILLIAM ALLEN
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BY Hill &. GoddIn. Auctioneers,
llOS Main street.

TWO EXCELLENT HOUSES--O n +
i BRICK AND THE OTHER ERAME-ON
THECORNER OF MARSHALL AND TWENTY.
FOURTH STREETS FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
ON MONDAY the 30th instant, at AZ o'clock p.
III. will sell, on thu premises. the BRICK
DWELLIN Cat the northeast corner OF Twenty
fourth and Marshall streets, containing six rooms !;
and the FRAME TENEMENT adjoining, contain.
Ing three rooms; kitchen with three rooms; well OF
fine water in the yard Lot fronts 22 feet and runs
back 1872. This Is an unusual opportunity. for In
ves,ment. as the property commands good rent
The neighb0rhoOd and location are excellent.
TERMS: One-third cash balance In six and twelve
HILL & GODDIN.
NH % Auctioneers.
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WV WIN their usual promptness in such matters
me,Hrs' Z. 3. SPENCE & Son have put In their
-plns Styles OF CLOTHS, CAsSIMER.s and VEsr-
.S1s. their selections for the spring season are
~ aai" ana sufficiently varied to suit the fancy
.,,a n, reasonable taste. With their corps of ex-
so,s ..n, .utUrs anu workmen Messrs. SPENCE G.
A, s,, W enabled TO give satisfaction both as to
MI style, and price. NN 90 "
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WANTED, TO SELL $4,000 NJ
w BRICK, to be delivered or from the KIM At
Also. n well. formed BAY HORSE, suitable TOT
family carriage or dray: poSs1EJ1X.
r,, ,e,uoen Eighteenth and Sineiecnth
Flank I'M pe'"e'n NH 24-3tends
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~ By Richardson & CO.. {
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
- :, l. No.i113 Main street. Ass

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS WEST
Y OF MONROE PARK FOR SALE BY AUG
TION.-At4h o'clock p. N. on FRIDAY the 27fh'
instant, shall sell by auction. on the premises
-FOUR VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, one OF
which fronts so feet and three front 80 feet each
on the east side OF Earvie street between rove and
Park avenues, opposite the white maIble-front
dwelling OF Mr. Walden. s.
TERMS: 0ne-third cash; balaBce 10 four, eight,
and twelve months. Negotiable notes to De given
for the deferred payments with Interest ADDED ana
'e."i' y N- y RICHARDSON s CO..
NH % %=ss-a--er-I--1.-- Aucti0neers.
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BY Moody i Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner of Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.
SALE OF A GOO

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a GOOD
" BUSINESS STAND, SITUATED AT THE
CORNER OF EIGHTH AND HULL STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION, ON The PREMISES,
ON SATURDAY THE 18TH LAY OF MARCH,
1874, AT AZ O'CLOCK p. II by virtue Of de-
cree of the Circuit Court Of Chesterfield county
entered at the November term. S73: In certain
suit therein pending styled Robert z. tarriSs ct
ais ys. Julia A. Farr15s ct ais, shall.as commits
sloner, sell in the manner at the time and place
above mentioned. the LOT situated on the corner
of Eighth and Hull streets. The lot fronts ~ feet
on said Hull street and runs back - feet There
is building the premises, containing six rooms,
now in the occupancy of T.. +. Fisher, Esq, the
barber This is considered one Of the best business
stands being corner lot centrally located and OIL
the principal street In the town. Also.a small
house and lot Immediately In the rear Of the above
described lot. Parties seeking good investment
should not let this opportunity escape them.
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance at s, u, and
ID months for negotiable notes bearing per cent
Interest from day OF sale the title being retained
until further order OF the court. =.
- SOCRATES BROOKS,
Special Commissioner.
MOODY & RoYALL, Auctioneers. NH 20
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IS rur THsArsE.-La>t night anot.es ., nud
audience greeted Mr.. Sothern az ,s.d ,t :, e
appearance as "Lord Dundre"I ~ a su =,
hardly necessary to say INA. ne "ea''>~N
himsslf with the highest ercaH. ,,. :,
Tonight another rare DIT OF nu .snSt,e ;,
nron;set, In Dundrear>'s eccentric S,o.ne,
8. Sam" Secured sears eau noM ue .'i,o,
Mt Ambolds for The saturday ma''neo. Tn n,,
n,nSreary. The play for tomorrow n'sn
oil, hc Garrick," with specially hnc CHS
~ characters.
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AUCTION sAlEArurure Day.
BY Davenport 4 Co., Auclioneers.
DUBL1C SALE AT THE STOCK =

DUBLIC SALE AT THE STOCK Ey.
L CHANGE IN THE CITY OF RICHMuND.
ON THE 10Th DAY OF APRIL. 1874, AT Il
O'CLOCK NJ. OF STOCK SUBSCRIBED FOR
IN THE VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND PACK
EFT COMPANY, AND NOW DELINQUtNT-
The Virginia Steamship and Packet Company, In
pursuance Of authority conferred by the 23d Sec.
ton Of chapter 81 OF the Code Of Virginia. win
offer for sale the Stock Exchange, in the CITY OF
Richmond, on MONDAY, the 2Oth day OF April,
1874, at q O'Clock NJ, for ready money, the fol-
lowing SHARES Of STOCK subscribed for 70 the
capital stock Of the said company, the money for
all which Is past DUE and has not been paid as re-
CURED by the President and Directors of said COM
pauy-to wit:
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. By Grubbs s. Williams,
Eleventh street between MaiH and Bank,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.

ONE UNDIVIDED MOIETY OF THE
~ VERY VALUABLE COAL PROPERTY
WINTERPOCk-IN CHESTERFIELD C6UN-
TY. ADJOINING The GLOVER HILL PITS:
FOR SALE AT AUCTIUN.-By the request Of
the owner will sell at auction, at the keal Estate
Exchange over the State Bank, on MONDAY the
3Oth Of March, at ~ O'Clock 81. ONE UNDI-
VInED MOIsTY OF THE THREE HUNDRED
AND ELEVEN ACRES OF LAND known as
Winterpock, adjoining or very near the Clover Hill
pits. 49, .-..- -,
lease to expire in 1898 by the Wlnterpoek Coal
Company, the terms Of which lease may be seen
at our Office. ..' -.
This property has been pretty extensively worked,
and there is a new pit, nearly down to The coal,
with fine prospect Of affordlng an ample supply OF
coal for years 10 come. > hese works connect with
the Clover Hill railroad by tram-road about half
a. mile long, and thus enjoys the advantage OF q
choice of Richmond and Petersburg markets, or
the northern markets by the wharf Ut Osbornes, on
the James river. r 49, e.
The land has on IL an abundance of timber and am
pie Improvements for the accommodation OF SUI
Dsrintcndents and miners. '.-
A pat of the property may be seen at our Office
This is good investment
Terms: AL sale. -. =. q.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
NH 1921 ,24.26, 2S&30 .4- Auctioneers.
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WHITE TEETH.-'We confidently recommend 10
all who need an efficient and harmless tooth-powder
the elegant preparation OF MEADE j. BAKER,
known as 'saponine Dentlfrice.'"
JNo. G. WAIT, Dentist; GEO. w. JONES, Bentis1;
Il. n. HUDSON, Dentist; j. H. MooRE, NJ. d.,
.. MAHoSEY, Dentist; Dentist
W. L. BURTON, Dentist; G go. B. STEEL, Dentist.
Price, SOC. box. For sale by druggists gene
rnll
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Axe ron fANnx UsRs-ENuIisE AIB, CHhAa
A1s. Asp PoarEg,--To suppat demand from aus
many couutrymen here. Kxsnx BowLEn has oo~
.n xls That he satsers himself win fairly cenpese
sin their hosee beverage both in favor ard
ant, with his universally approved "cres ale" anu
porter win enable him 70 please the pssates Q, s'N
Orders to Spring Park Brewery promFiy hle"'
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LscrURSs PoSrroskp.-In conSe our his i.
!aU,, s,.s annopnccd 70 be delivered oetore
!ee'1 W, an Mon's Christian Association on
Tsu nens and Friday Of this week are post
,,nnedS They will, however. DC uelFeleo
r. some future time, which will be duly an
pnnnred
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ALL WOULD IF THEY COULD. aud they can.
About that there can be no doubt Every one car
buy q ticket, or a part OF ticket, for the Grand
GIT Concert of the Public Library of Kentucky,
but they must avail themselves Of the present OPP
portuuity and in haste, too, as but few days remain
until the drawing will decide who are to have the
splendid cash prizes, each one of which will be u
fortune 10 the lucky ticke.-holder. Many u one
who rises poor in pocket The 31st OF March will
30 10 bed rich that night. Everything Is now ready
for the drawing and the tickets nearly all sold.
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Z...'.. lHoInao Dooaiueau. 90 W
due on any OF The above mentioned shares Of stock
now delinquent as aforesaid Can do SO at any time
before The hour OF sale BY applying to Messrs CAN
NON & COURTNEY attorneys at law ana couhs+i ior
the company, at their office. corner OF franklin
y DAVENPORT & CO.,
NH 17-tds Auctionefrs.
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BY COOK s. Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

CT. CHARLES HOTEL FURNITURE
~ AND FIXTURES FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
is declining the hotel business, we Will on MON
DAY next, the 30th instant, commencing at
O'Clock, proceed to sell to Tue highest bidder III de-
OF THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL, corner Of Main
and Fifteenth streets. large portion of the fur
niture Is nearly new, and consists OF one excellent
Curtains; a large number of Chamber Suits, Cham
Der Carpets, Mirrors, Chairs III great variety; q
large quality Of Bed Furniture such US Mattresses
Blankets, Feather Pillows and holsters, Spreads,
sheets, Iowels, and Napkins; Dining Room Ia
bles aud Chairs : an assortment Of Crockery and
Glass Ware, Cooking Utensils, &C., &c.
This Is q good chance for those wishing to buy.
the sale will be positive and without limit or re
serve. The hotel doors will be open SATURDAY
preceding the day Of sale, giving all who desire II
the opportunity OF an examination throughout the
entire house. COOK j. LACGHTUS,
NH 25-5t%7 Auctioncers.
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BY Hill & Goddln.
BY Hill & Goddin.
Real Estate Auctioneers, i OS Main pre.,
at Richmond Real Estate Exchange.

BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS COR
- NER GRACE AND Twenty SFCorf,
STREETS, CHURCH HILL, AT AUCTioEH"
At the request Of the owner will sell at acon Al
enth streets, on " ONDA Y. March 3Oth, 1874 NJ -
O'Clock ~, TWO VERY BEAUTIFUL BILL.
ING LOTS, located as above described. Each lot
and fifty six feet The location of these lots rendx
them amongst the most desirable on Church uiiI.
the view FROM this point being unsIrpacseI I'm
Manchester. the river, and nearly every pont Of
Interest In the city, Nice dwellings erected on these
lots would at once command good rent
ThRMS: One-third cash; balance at SIX and
twelve months. with six per cent. interest added.
secured by. a trust deed. HILL & GUDUIS,
mn 24-td Auclioneers
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BY Thomas w. Reese, Auc1loheet'
1917 Main street.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF LIE Iast
L. ". spEN GERS NEW PhuGIEM ma ~
Enp Maxine TOBACCO LUMPS FOE SALE
fU " hnnfn1TioN.-Will be sold, Mt the factory OF
Messrs D. G. Mayo & Co., Main aud Twenty-hith
.tree,s on THURSDAY, April 2, at O'CLOCK,
-oNrI. w. SPENCER,S NEW PLuG-B1A-
W., = =. CHIMES.
r,,s ~ .r,tne Ia CAPABLE of making from one to
ten ihousaud pounds of Jumps, ready for covering,
IN ten hours: Is now at work ut the factory or
A. eesrs Mayo e Co, and we request all In want to
call and see 1t working. VIII be in operation at
time OF sale. ., -
TERMS OF SALE: sOne-half cash; balance on
cre6it of ninety DAVIS for approved pegetl able pa
ner THOMAS w. kEESEE,
T ...s Auctioneer-
T n KrEsER Salesman, NH 26
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DOR RENT, fine large LUMBER
Il YARD corner Cary and Twenty streets
with nice office. Lot 132xl5 SO. Posse sion at
once Apply TO HILL y GODDiN,
NH 24.3t HOS Main street.
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THE EASIEST WAY to get $4,000 is to purchase
a ticket in the MASONIC GIFT ENTERPRISE a
Norfolk. and you may be the lucky one. Tickets
can be had ut 2. WEISIGER & Co.'s hat store, 1201
Main street, Richmond.
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BY Richardson Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
~-...-.--- lib Main street.

A DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING,
IA with basement, Two stories a3d attic, con-
t.ining from eight to ten rooms, with kitchen and
other conyeniences and lot in good repair, pleas
anrly situated near st. James church, for sale
privately. Apply TO .
NH 23-it 11l3 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-26
/ BY Cook & Laughron, Auct1oneers,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

VALUABLE LAW LIBRARIES AT
Y AuCTION.-On FRIDAY the 9th instant,
at 4 o'clock T.. NJ, we will sell at our auction
rooms, BY catalogue,
THE LAW LIBRARIES
of the late Judge William Leigh and Judge THONGS
leigh, deceased, numbering from 800 to 1.OUO
volumes Of STANDARD WORKS, and Justly re-
garded rs the best collection Of lawbooks that have
been offered for sale Ut auction.
Catalogues now ready.
milo Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-26

TIE PIcKwIcK PuAKMGcI, S32 MAIN STREET,
between Eighth and Ninth. Is now open, with ne"
fixtures aud new stock Of drugs, medicines, per
rumery, and toilet articles. Particular attention
paid to compromising physicians prescriptions anu
family receipts A. 0. BLISS, Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-26
BY Richardson s. Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers.
1l13 Main street.

A DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING
IA WITH TWO STORIES CONTAINING SIX
ROOMS; KITCHEN and other c0nveDiences, in
good repair, and LOT, on Broad street opposite
Richmond College for sale privately. Apply 10
-.-. RICHARDSON & CO., 49,
NH 23-4t 1113 Main street.