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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-10
BY w. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Eleventh and Rank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF THAT VAL
- LIABLE DOUBLE TENEMENT AT THE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND
GOVERNOR STREETS.-At the request of the
owner will sell at auction. on the premises, on
MONDAY the 18th October, / S74, at O'Clock p.
NJ, that truly valuable property located as above,
occupied by Messrs Cook & Laughton, John B. Bin.
ford, and Others. The lot has 3 front OF forty
seven and half feet and a deDih OF seyenty-fve
feet more or less, to an alley. The tepements have
iron fronls and five stories above the cellar and are
well built Their location Is admirable for business
purposes Governor street is enc of The most fire.
quen,ed Of any croSs-street in this city, and has,
consequently, become one OF the most business To-
calities The special attention Of capitalists who
are disposed 10 invest in real estate OF solid char
acfer are invited to this sale,
TERMS: One-ffth cash; balance at four, eight,
twelve, and sixteen months for negotiable notes,
interest added, secured by deed Of trust
W. GODDIN,
oc5 Auctloneer
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BY Hin & Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers.
. I. 81 No. HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF. VERY VAIN.
i BILE IsfPROVEDR REAL ESTATE. uS Tt,c
WEST SIDE OF THIRTEENTH BsTWtnEs
BY virtue or q deed OF trust executed by Lar,ja;,-
T. Stevenson 70 the undersigned January /. IsTss
and recorded In the office Of the clerk Of The s.so'
cery Court Ia deed-book 80 Y, page 252, Janasrr
said deed, shall proceed to sell 1T pubic aucti,
on the premises, ON WEDNESDAY, October 1i,.'
at Az O'Clock P. NJ. that YALU .BLE RPJca.
STORE located rs above described, and now Cen.
pied by Messrs. William ). Wool & Go. al q FOOD
rental e
This property has been recently built, and e ar,
tirely new and OF substantial character and ksjn,
situated In the centre OF the business portion OF 3
city, should command the attention Of parties who
desire TO invest In gOou paying property. IN. "a,
fronts on Thirteenth street 81 feet, running hars
63 81 2 feet
TERMS The deed requires $1,000 to he n,,a IN
cash and the expenses OF sale, but Other terms ma.
be aRrt ed upon. FLANK ID. HILL.
e oc 10.eodtds Trustee.
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All sidewalk traffic is hereafter forbidden
~ Pittsburgh, Pa. Peanuts, apples, oranges.
and grapes must hereafter be bought and
ssold indoors. Grocers, also, are not TO be-
a. lowed to incnmber the passage-way with
ban. Teis and boxes. g.
As a result OF the recent eruption of Etna
. fssur,, three miles long has bsen opened
on the no. them SIDE OF the mountain, In the
course Of which several minor craters are
formed.
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BY Istel, Il Son.

BY ISDeII Z Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers,
No. Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.
TWO DESIRABLE VACANT LOTS
l. ON THE EAST SIDE OF FIFTH STREET
NEAR DUVAL STREET AT -AUCTI0N.-On
WEDNESDAY, me IAN day OF Oct,ooer. 1874,
past O'Clock p. NJ, two desirable va"qnt LOTS
located as above stated, fronting on Fifth street
25 feet each, and running back leg feet to al
alley.
TERMS: One fourth In cash, and the residue upon
credit of four. eight. and twelve mouths for me-
gotable notes with SIX cent interest added andt
Secured by deed Of trust.
oclG lSBrLL & SON, Aucioneers
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By Grubbs 4 Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO BUILD
l. ING LOTS AT THE SOUTHEAST INTER
SECTION OF CARY AND RlTCHIE STREETS.
Gaines 10 the subscriber, dated 7th July, 1878 and
recorded IN Henrico County Court office, being
thereto req uired by the creditors secured, will
sell III auction. upon the premises, OH WEDSES-
DAY, 18th october, at * O'Clock r. 81, the pro-
perty above described, lying pext east Of the resi-
6ence Of Mr.. Moran. They front so feet, run back
1872 feet, and are In the plan Of Buena VISTA
TERMS of the deed require cash for OK penses OF
sale AND 10 pay about 81 I3 but more liberal terms
will be given. a. ID. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
GRIrRRS e WILLIAMS, Auctionecrs. oc 8
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A LARGE SALE OF BUILDING LOTS
N ON WEST LEIGH STREET, BY AUCTION.
BY request of Colonel T. B. Bigger, we Will sell By
auction, upon the premises, on SATURDAY., the
10Th day of October, commencing at O'CLOCK
r. NJ, TWO FRONTS of 321 feet each, on the
north and south sides of Leigh street, extending
from G raham TO Pine street,
This property will be su5-divded to suit bidders,
and in view of the recent opening of Leigh street
long lis front, is sure TO increase In value. The
attention of those wanting building lots in tile city,
at moderate prices, is invited to this sale
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
oo : Auctioneers.
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BY Moody & Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers,
office corner Of Seventh aud Hull streets,
Manchester, Va,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
" ABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
MANCHESTER, Va, AT AUCTION, on THE
PREMISES. MONDAY, OCTOBER ] 2, 1874 AT
4 O'CLOCK P. M.-By virtue Of n decree ofsihe
Hastings Court OF the city aforesaid In the case OF
BROOKS and wife u.s. ID. Rrooks's heirs and aLs we,
the undersigned. win sell az the time above men
toned small FRAMED DWELLING and LOT,
fronting 80 feet on Fourteenth street between Hull
and Bainbridge STIR cts, running bick 100 feet,
Also, two handsome BUILDING LOTS adjoining
the above, fronting 80 feet EACH with depth OF
II 90 feer, and one fronting 81 feet on Bainbridre
street near Fourteenth street, with depth Of 1865
feet
These lots in the heart of the city, aud should
ments.
TEENS: 0ne-third cash; balance at four and
eight months; title retained until the whole pur-
chase-money Is paid and conveyance ordered by the
court. +. VI. CONNER,
DAVID L. PULLTAM,
&C 6-td Commissioners. Il
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FOE RENT.

EoR RENT, NEW HOUSE onMs
L p street near TweIty-fift street; just 81
painted inside with eight rooms clothes-presses,
&c; the most convenient that can b. found {;
Kitchen. sl-house, and excel lent well.water.
One NEW HOUSE with four rooms, kitchen,
&c.
To reliable tenants the price 10 the former 81 z
per month, TO the latter IL per month. Such par
ties as in want OF cheap houses please call upon
the subscriber SAMUEL II. JONES,
912 Twepty-seventh street.
N B.-Houses for sale on the monthly-instalment
nlan ut cheap prices. ocl0
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FOR RENT. very desirable BRICK e.
Il AND-FRAME TENEMENT, situated on LII
the corner of Second and Duval Streets containing
four rooms; kitchen with two roome, and other
conyeniences. Possession can be had Immediately.
Also. u very desirable STORE and DWELLING
on Main near Fifteenth street
Also, Il very desirable FRAME HOUSE on the
corner Of Twenty-seyenth and Venable streets.
+. d. EACHO,
or l0-3t Real Estate Agent.
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DOR RENT, that desirable FARM a.
Il known as Mechanicsville on the Mecha- N:.:l
nicsvtlle turnpike, about five miles from Richmond,
containing 327 acres, with large DWELLING
and out-houses, schoOl-housc, blackSmith-shop.
grocery store. &c. The land has been recently
dtced AID otherwise improved, and the place Is in
excellent order. Apply To
JOHN T. GUDDIN, Real Estate Agent.
oc i0-3t Bank and Eleventh streets.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auc:ioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
4 FARM, WITH GOOD IMPROVEMENTS.
WITHIN FOUR HUNDRED YARDS OE The
OLD COURTHOUSE IN CHI sTERFIELD
CUUNTY.-By virtue OF a deed Of trust execute!
by DR.. p. Il. Anderson 10 tie subscribers c: lrus-
tees, dated 1st Of January, S6S, and Recorded in
Chesterfield County Court office being thereto re-
quested by the creditor, will sell Al action. at
Chesterfield courthouse in The city OF Manchester,
on MONDAY, 9Th Of October. l S74, at 2o'eocs
NJ, the property situated US alb I'VE. II embraces
about ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES,
more or iess-about two-thirds In woods, the tai
auce cleared.
The improvements consist OF DWELLING
with eight or ten rooms, and the Usual 0ut-ouh:-
Jugs: also, q young orchard Of choicefrult.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay expenses OF fare
and the sum Of $7S4.77, and tue residue uIoa
terms TO be made known at the time OF sale.
p. ", GRUBBS,
E.S. WUULDRlDGE,
Trustees.
GRUREs & WILLIAMS. Auct.oneers. Sc -
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Ills Main street, opposite Dispatch Office.

EOR SALE, a SUBSTANTIAL AND
IL DESIRABLE SMALL BRICK RESIDENCE,
NO. 610 NORTH CHINA STREET. BETWEEN
request of The owner will sell al public auction,
on SATURDAY, October 10, 1874. at * o'clock
2. NJ, the above described house, ming SIX
rooms; Is in good order. has nice dry basement
with two stories above, well Of water, stable and
all necessary out-hOuses the premises, 29xl20 TO
alley, adjoins beautiful flower garden ana Is
Ties with limited means desiring n home will do
well to attend this sale, bargain can be secured
TERMS: One-fourth CAST balance ut four, eight
and twelve months, six per cent. interest.
or 3-Ids j. THOMPSON BROWN.
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. -rs,T rs LETTERS.

F isT OF LETTERS REm d,slIss eor an
j. 4 THE RICHMOND PosT-of fios' 49,
a eins for this s' , % Rssss
nav If not eaew ,tar once in wash
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yrRUsTEE,s sALE, At AUETIo Oh, OF
IL PEHaONAL PROPERTY by virtue sos.s,
tr,,stN deed from L. nj. Kemp, Dated Karen a14;
1874. and duly recorded. being thereto required
By the Beneficiary. I will sell at his restdsncet
t.areenwood.' = bout sixteen miles beioE Eicn,s
the 27ih Of October, 1874, at 14 O'Clock III one
sorTei S1are. one sorrel Horses one Bay nule, one
Red Cow, three Red YeerIipQs, and increase OF the
mare and COW sWagOn and two Sets OF Gear; Cart
and Harness: and Sow with eleven Pigs.
TERMS: Cash rs TO the debt secured. Interest
--E.5 fsg Trustee.
I Immediately after the above sale. by virtue q
recorded also executed by said Kemp and his WIFE
being thereto required by the beneficiary, we VIII
sell The crop Of CuRN now standing on said farm,
- Greenwood,n supposed to be about $50 barrels.
TERMS Cash. - . a sElyL j.. II. SPlLMA AM
- .@s,N."-.1ss- ,J.L.APPERSON.
oc IN Trustees.
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OUSE AND LOT ON DUVAL a
LII STREET FOR SALE PRIVATELY.-a:l
The HOUSE is No. 8. south side of Uural street,
east, between First and Foushce; five rooms, gas
in all: good Kitchen and coal-house. LOT
63x195; garden large enough to raise vegetables
All the premises in thorough repair. Price 81, $50
$500 cash, the remainder u, 6, IL. 1S, and "a
shown to any one desiring to purchase. SEES
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HAIR GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES.

I have Just r, turned from the North and brongh
on The cheapest lot of HAfe ever offered for sale
In this city Prices to suit the times. ladies, hair
dressed for Soc, and all other work III proportion.
HAIR JEWELRY mssae at short notice, and a
large lot of samples to select from on exhibition.
j SC 25-lm ]. WILDT.
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BY Paine, cabell& Co., Auctioneers.
SECOND LARGE FALL SALE.

SECOND LARGE FALL SALE.
We will sell ut our warehouse, No. 1902 Main
street, on WEDNESDAY the 14.h instant, com.
mencing at 10k o'ciock an unusually attractive a..
sortment, comprising great variety OF new,
CHOICE. and sEAsoNABLE GOODS In
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES, aud BALM0RALS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
MEMS and BOYS WOOL and FUR HATS,
BLANKETS, COMFORTS,
IERINO SHIRTS, HOSIERY, &c.
Merchants will have good opportunity OF buy
ing goods ut less than market prices.
PAINE, CABELL ( Co.
oc 10 81 Aucil0ueers
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

;FFHE FEEr-Go TO Dr.. SCHULTZ.
Z IL Twecty years, practice here. Warrants to cure
all cases OF C'oRNs, BUaIoSs, iNGRowING NAILS,
&c, as also GAN cEB, DLcEns, and all CHRONIC
AFFECTIONS with out pai Once, No.I72s Main
street between seysulh aud light, Richmond. Va.
&c 25.Sm ~
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

H ESFAVE AG FEk1 VAIL EoAAAGs
~-~->~S~>~~~-~~>~->~~>>~~-~
TOR SALE.
s1o,ooo.-ELEGANT BRICK MANSION on
as ~ ssoooodo1HANDsoME NEW RESIDENCE on
se ss f1e onnlaaiTTRaCrIvE NEW BRICK TENE-
MENT on Main street above Fifth.
$40 OOO.-Af VALUABLE PROPERTY on
FRANKLIN street near the market.
1S4.000.-BRICK DWELLING In Monroe ward
'y HI 600. THE FINEST RESIDENCE and most
beautiful location in Manchester.
sl,SOO.-FRAME TENEMENT on Cherry
sI,ooo.-FRAME DWELLING on Jackson
street r,,a,, ,tr.o+
'y sse6.HBRowN TENEMENT on Buchanan
sit,;soo.-FRAME HOUSE on Ninth street north
sEVsRA TENEMENTs on Union Hill. from
$500 TO $500 each.
ter and suburbs, and 500 LARGE and sMALL
FARMS In various parts Of Virginia.
CHAFFIN, STAPLES & CO.,
No. IL Tenth street (down-stairs).
On n
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UCTION SALE OF EIGHT SPLEEN
a DID BMILDlNG LOTS IN TIE TIES CITY 9F
TENTH STREETS, NGSATUkDAhY, SG &c E pI J
Misses, COMMENCING PROMPTLY AT THE
CORNER OF TENTH AND u CAT K
STREETS.-At the request of the owner, we VIII
sell ut the time and place aforesaid eight handsome
and admirably situated BUILDING LOTS, In the
-Four LOTS front on the west line of Tenth street
feet each by 80 feet and one % feet by 80 feet
one LOT, SO feet by 1872, on Eleventh street.
One LOT, 80 feet by 1872, on Fifth, corner Deca-
One Lot, 27k feet by $50, on Hull street corner
Second street.
these are among some Of the handsomest lots In
the city. The lots that front on Tenth street are
near the court aud would be valuable for Of
fees, &C. The lot corner of Hull and Second streets
would make Of the best business stanos In that
portion of the city. The lot on the corner OF Fifth
and Decatur and the one on Eleventh street are not
surpasst in beauty and location rs building lots by
any III the city.
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash balance at four, eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, bearing
six per cent. interest from day Of sale secured by
trust deed MOODY s. ROYALL,
oc 3.td Auctioneers.
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DOR RENT, atwo.story BRICK TEN G,
IL EMENT with four rooms on the south sa:I
side of . street between Twenty-flth and Twenty
sixth streets.
side Of Marshall street near Shafer street.
STORE and DWELLING on seventeenth street,
corner Baldwin. Apply 10
RICHARDSON & CO.,
Oc 9-4t 1ll3 Main street.
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
11l5 Main street, opposite DtSpntch ofhce.

Ills Main street, opposite Dispatch office.
GTOP PAYING RENT have just com.
y pIeted a very desirable BRICK DIV ELL!NG-
civ rooms hath and closets-in most desirable To-
cation (wcsern): instruments monthly for i've
years; price, 80 800.
desiring TO secure 1t must apply ut once.
oc g.3t j. THOMPSO BROWN. b
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FARM FOR SALE.

[ offer for sale that beautiful place formerly
owned BIZ Kuhn 6 Martin, on Thirty first street
near lakewood cemetery. 1t contains TWENTY
TWO ACRES OF
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ByA. A. Hutchinson Co., Auctioneers.
NXTE WILL SELL AT AUCTION soN
wv SATURDAY, October 10th, at 10 O'CLOCK,
Mt Turner q Co. IS stable. on Frank lin street,
MULES, FIVE years old. wen broke
on sixty days time for approved negotlaole paper:
ROCKAWAY ard HARNESS In good order.
oc DOT AA.HUTCHESON & CO.
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high CONSTABLE'S SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of deed
4 Of trust executed by William B. Chalkley to
recorded in the clerks Office of chesterfield County
Court the undersigned trustee viii, on SATUk-
DAY the / 9th day Of October. 1874. at o O'Clock
A. 3D., expose for sale at public auction, at Half
way station, on the Richmond and Petersburg rail-
road. one STOCK OF GOODS; eonst sting OF DIX Sd
RETAIL TOBACCO LICENSE. And at O'Clock
P. Nj. of same day, ut Chesterfield old courthouse,
will expose for sale In the same manner the follow.
ing property-to wit: ONE STOCK OF GOODS,
MERCHANTS and RETAIL L y BACCO Ii
CENSE, ONE HORSE, THREE MULES, ONE
TWU-HORSE WAGON, and ONE CART.
Proceeds Of sale. by agret men, to be distributed
among all the creditors In said deed.
TERMS: Cash.
JOHN NJ. G. FITZPATRICK,
go 3O-td Trustee.
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H!GHLY-IMPRovED LAND,

aud Is well adapted to market gardening 1t has on
ii a good DIV ELLING with six rooms; also, kltch-
en-, stable, &C., and is well enclosed win new
fence A bargain may be had by calling at my
stall in the First Market.
Terms of payment will be liberal
oc 7.6t V. HECHLER. JR.
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OHIO G.. KEAN,
JAMES 81. NJ. DAVIS,
p,.nafaf Observation-Disclosures

FTER THE. FOREGOING SALE
"A will be sold TWO VERY HANDSoMELOTS,
on the south side of Leigh between Norton ana
Kinney Streets each about 120 rect 10 an aiies
rrpNs. At sale. W. GODDIE.
10 - Aucttoneer.
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''.AsIcrToN sAEEs--Fnt psys.
by Va Goddin,
Arcsiouear and Real Estate Agent,
oo,rer ~ Eleventh and Bank streets.

corner Of Eleventh and bu1A 81 se1'' 55I a
ryoMMIssIoNERs' SALE OF IF El ,s,Is
S.iyERY HANDSOME LOTS NE sas Rr,5 ~ NI,S
KERS PARK, AT THE sss pSsss ~
trtne oF decree Of the Chaucery Court OF tle Sli
Of Kchinond entered on the sh % Maass ne
shall M sneciuI commissioners thereby appoinsee,
proceed to sell at public auction on the pyense
on WEDNESDAY the l4th Of nS,ooef r91 a e.
nc oabore-faur Of them having each fronts of
eet, aud one of them front of 10 rect aug shsa
Thasa Iots betong 10 the heirs OF the late Bishop
Moore The recent filing and grossing o. ots
Trpns onefourt cash balance at four, eight
and Twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added. and title retained till all OF tue purchase
money 10 iu'' p'A OHIO G. KEAN,
s.p 3E4- .yJ LANES a. NJ. DAVIS, a
af.I( ~, 1,nfco
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BY j. Thompson Brown.

TOR RENT.-S16. NEW FRAME IT,
n HOUSE, six rooms, No. 6. West Canal ka:a
SIS. FRAME HOUSE. six rooms, No. 7s5 north
Fourth street.
$50. BRICK, 4O7 west Main street; eight rooms,
bath. &c.
1900. new BRICK, No. 125 west Cary street;
seven rooms, bath. &c.
$3.50. new BRICK, corner Main and Linden
bath, &c. Apply to
oc 9.3t j. THOMPSON BROWN,
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STRAYED from my lot, No. sos Cgys
~ Fourth street. on Wednesday evening. kEsHl.-
my large red COW, about line years old; was CIV
has long horns; marked with under-key In each
ear. liberal reward vii! be paid for her delivery
to me. j. e. FAkRAR,
DC 9-2tE sos Fourth street.
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BY Lyme & Brother.
Real Estate Agents and AuctionesIs,
No. 1919 Main street.

GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auct,oueers. e:
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w ANTED, to sell eight hundred cords
w of straight. sound and well-seasoned OAK
WOOD free of knots, on the bank of tho James
niycr and Kanawha canal, at Middleton Mills, sixty
miles west OF Richmond. Freights and tolls to
Richmond, $3.50 per cord. Terms: 500 per
cord: one-third cash; remainder at three and six
months, with good security. Can be purchased Of
undersigned at Middleton Mills, or NOVELS q
oc 3. sts '' r. nj. TUTwILER.
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WANTED, TO EXCHANG E THE
w STOCK and FIXTURES and GOOD WILL
Of handsome RETAIL DRUG STORE in Inc
heart OF the city for FARM worth from IS, 600
to $4,000. Apply to
No. IL Tenth street.
oc e-2t Richmond, Va.
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Zoe RENT. the FRAMED COT-Gss
Il rTssSi K No. 6lS north Tenth street. con- M:l
tsinlngrsaur rooms, with vacant lot attached. APP
ply 10 j. L. APPERSON,
&C S-6I Real Estate Agent
, 1874-01-15

The SEATTLE CHORAL AND PH1LHAIss.
MoNIclA SoC1ETY-This Association of
the lovers of music has perfected its Or
ganization and already numbers about
forty members, with a prospect of stiu
greater increase of its membership. The
Constitution and BY laws are to be found
at Pumphrey & Young's bookstore,
where all those who have manifested an
iIteItion of joining, by signing their
names can do so before Monday evening
next. After that time the rules sof ad-
mission will be adhered te, by rregulr
proposition and balloting for these who
may hereafter wish to become members.
The following are the officers of tho
Society. Thomas S. Russell, Presidents
Mrs. A, M. Weed, Mrs. r. A. Robbins,
Prof. e. X. Hill, and Or. Samuel L.
Chaplin, Vice Presidents. Mr.. Dexte,
Horton, Treasurer, Prof. Geo. Wizard
Musical Director; Mr. Edwin A. Sher-
man, Secretary, and Mrs. L. NJ. ]. Bell,
Mrs. Eugene NJ. Tuite, Mrs. Kelly, and
Miss Lizzie Clayton, with the rest q
the above named officers, constituting
the Board of Directors.
Books have already been ordered by
tele graph from the East by the Commit
tee on Musical Publications.
The Board of Trustees will meet on
evening next, at o'clock, at
the house of Mr.. Thomas S.RusseI!, or
First Street.
, 1874-01-15

PARDoNED.-On New Years Day Geo.
L. Oshee received a full pardon from
Governor Ferry, released from the peni-
Tertiary where he had been serving out
three years sentence for arson. He
also gained a commutatlon of three
months time, in consideration of uni-
form good conduct. A petition asking
this was signed by the sheriff and Off
GERS OF the prison and many of our
most influential citizens. -.Steiacoon,
Express.