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The Portland daily press., 1874-10-03
LADIES' MERINO UNDERWEaR
in the best English and American geod..9
Blankets, Quilts, Repellants, Bleached
and Brown COttOns, CalicOes, &C., &C.

We keep the largest assortment Of all kinds Of Dry
Goods, and our prices will be found as low as the
lowest We trust the ladies will give us call before
purchasing as they will find goods upon our counters
that they will not see elsewhere.
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EDUCATIONAL.

The evening session of the Portland Business Col
lcge will commence MONDAY EVENING Oct. 5th.
For full information call at the College Office, or
address L. A. GRAY, Principal.
oct1 div
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REAL. ESTATE.
Real Estate For Sale.

TI1HE valuable and centrally located property on
Il : Elm street, known as the Day Estate. having
frontage of 200 feet together with the substantial
brick dwelling house thereon. Terms one-quarter
cash. the balance on one to seven years credit. Ap
ply to ret1 h1r WIN. H. JERRIS,
Oc1-3w* Real Estate Agent.
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To Let.

YIyO LET, two unfurnished rooms on 2d floor. Also
i several furnished rooms, at No. Cotton street,
vo doors from Free Street. au3dtf
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For Sale.

4 ONE HORSE Confectionery Team and Route
"A from Portland to Skowhegan doing good nav
ing business. Good reasons for selling. Apply to
No. 8 ANDERSON STREET, e
sep29lw" Portland.
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To Let.

A T MORRILL'S CORNER, DEERING. First
modern improvements, garden and stable. Handy
to horse and steam cars Inquire of c. e. NOR
RlLL, near pl plemises, or W. H. JERRIS, Portland.
au11 diff
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WANTS.

a WANTS. :
| Wanted.
| SITuAaTIoN ATE as Accountant or Clerk. Address p
ocl-3t+ JAMES NJ. PALMER.
Wanted.
| E)LAIN sewing in families, or would take care OF
! l. babe or children. Good Peerences given. In
| quire Of 125 QxFoRD ST. octidH
| t.'I9H9 10 wanted. Hg
| RYa young man from the country, a place in a
- Grocery or Dry Goods Store; has had two years
experience in the business. Good reference given
Enquire at 7s Middle Street.
| sep29eod2w* JIM. TODD.
FIRST CLASS CLOAK MAKERS.
se2od1w 5c DC. COLDER, and Free St.
PA a..e Wanted. ie .
4 Nutter Bros. & Co. A first class tin plate and
"A, sheet iron worker; None but, first class need
Wanted Immediately. ia
A FIRST CLASS DRESS TRIMMER.
se29d1w D. c. COLDER and Free st.
Wanted.
A CAPABLE GIRL to do housework at No: 40
-se26 @--es-. dtf
- Wanted---Carpe enters.
WE waut few good Carpenters Immediately.
/ w Apply at shop in Doten's Mill to-day.
I SPA 10d - BURROWS BROS. -
House Wanted.
Rent, Lease or Purchase.
A desirable house, containing8 or 10 rooms, with
modern convenienCes, within a few minutes walk of
Congress Square.
o.g-.,,.-.l-, B. BARNES, R.,
se24df l&}F 2S Exchange Street.
Wanted.
A GIRL to do general housew0rk in small fam
"A lily. Good wages and permanent situation
@ foS good girl. Apply, with reference at % SOUTH
9---1n- - : - - - eozz-
Wanted.
THO hire Furnished House, from 6 to 12 months.
Il The Western or central part of the City pre-
ferred. Inquire of JOHN G. PRoCTER. sep15tf
Wanted-Partner.
EITHER young man that can travel and sell
~ goods on the road or an old gentleman who can
put up goods. Must have $3.50 cash. Apply at once
at Ill Exchange Street, Room 5. 4 asa au29dtf
A SITUATION as Bookkeeper or assistant Book
"A keeper or Clerk in wholesale store Good
reference. Address II. L. D., Box 1868, city. m
au21 ETL IE' ,+' If
hsfs So. t Wanted.
A CAPABLE Servant to do general housework in
"A family Of four, one and one-half miles from
the city. Address Box 1905, Portland, Me- my6t1
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A Cottage House One and One-Half Story,
With 10 well furnished rooms, with Cas- Sebago hot
and cold water and all the modern conveniences
good lot perfect title back 81 Cedar St. Possession
given Immediately. Apply to
n q n $40 - MISS FLOOD, p
= - ? on the premises or to
UPHAM g. GARDINER, No. Exchange ST.
se21 dow
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For Sale or Eent.
TO Let.

STOkE No. SO Plum Street.
- Apply to ST. JOHN SMITH.
sel5dtf No. q Widgery's Wharf
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nsuA "a For Sale
Il BLOCK Of new houses Situated on Avon street,
shed rooms EACH besides Bath Room with all the
modern improvements Inquire on the Premises of
f. G. p. SMITH,
or of JOHN C. PROCTER, SO Exchange st.
Sept. 29th, 1874. se29d3w
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TOILET.
Agents Wanted.

Agents Wanted.
FHtO sell Littlefeld's patent Common Sense stove
damper, saves more coal than all others put to-
getner saves of the COAL keeps regular heat
Agents make from 81 to $40 per day. d. II.
buaNS, Corner of Newbury and Fremont Place.
0cZ d1W*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-08
LOCAL MATTERS.

n-nnrrnrs ASSAULT Uros A CoIoaED MAN.
w;i,Iam Sterling, Pat. Leyden, Frank Perry,
and n. OConneil, young white men, were
hrnnobt before Police.jnstice White yestef.
day morning charged with making mur.
derous assault upon an old coiored man
named william Turner. The eWdehpcs e
showed that on Sunday night between esnd
10 o'clock, as Turner was coming out o. 1ue
honse OF friend, on Cary between
Seventh aud Eighth streets, he met these
Young men, who were IN an antoA.-
caied condition and ready for q row.
TSer caught hold of him and struck him
several times with their fists and once VIII
4 heavier weapon, probably o carpenters
brace, which was found Ia O'ConnesPs
hands when he was arrested. Turner, as
soon as he could break away from them, ran o.
fast as he could, but was pursued and struck
by one or two OF the young men. he stopped
long enough ia his fight to pick up brick
and throw il at Sterling, who was hit on one
ankle and badly hurt. Policeman Fenson,
bearipg Turner cries of, Murder ~" Muir
der!" went 10 his assistance. he and Ser
geant John T. Hall arrested all Of the &C
cused, Polioe.Justice w bite sent them, OF
toanswer before the grand jury of the Hus
tings Court, and they were commi tted 70
iail.
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HusrINGs CouRT, YESTERDAY.-Mr.D. j.
Mccormick was brought up, charged with
contempt of court in loudly cheering and
rappipg last Thursday when the jury in the
case of Poice-Juslice White brought in a
verdict oil" not guilty." Mr.. r. Fl. Allen and
Edward Mccarthy were examined touching
the offence. Mr.. Mccormick confessed that
in the excitement of the moment, in the ebu-
lition of his feelings on that occasion, he,
with others, might have been guilty as
charged, but be represented to Judge Guigon
that he meInt no contempt or direspect ofthe
court. Judge Guigon said that Mr.. McCor-
mick had been magistrate and ought to
have known better. He would not commit
him to jail, but would fine him $50. The fine
was promptly paid, and Mr.. cCormick was
thereupon discharged from custody. y
f. G.. Mott, Solomon Rice, j. w. Cadby,
E. j. Grachwold, and G. a. Simmons, for
selling goods by sample without license,
were each fiued 5000; which amounts were
at once paid over to the clerk. Half Of the
whole sum, according to law, goes to those
who were instrumental in bringing the &C.
cllsed before the courts viz, James NJ. Ty.
Ter Gwo cases), Captain c. Ell. Epps and
George w. Epps' Zone case), and j. w.
Wilks and Louis Antelotti Zone case eacb).
The following cases are fixed for triol to.
day: John Williams, for burglary; Lucie
Green, for grand larceny; Samuel II. Coles,
for borse-stealipg; Paul Morono, for viola.
ting Josephine Laterzo.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT COLLISION OF TRAINS
About half.past II o'clock Sunday night the
WsshiDglon-bound passenger train on the
Washington City, Virginia Midland, and
Great Southern railroad stopped at water
tank shout thirty miles west OF Gordonsville.
but finding the tank out Of order the en-.
gineer had to use buckets, and he was thus
delay ed unusually long. While he was tax.
ing in supply Of wafer in this way freight
train came down the track and ran into the
passenger train. The Pullman palace car,
which was at the end of the train, was badly
damaged. and twenty.four out Of twenty.
eight of the passengers were more or less in
jured. A bridal party were among the pas.
sepgers, and the bridegroom was one Of those
hurt. The engine was badly broken.
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u0i4,; By Lyne& Brotner.i 81 Ill
81 BY Burton, 6 Carter, Auctioneers, I
80 No. 72S Main street. 4,
SALE 0FosYALgABLE
II TRUGK-FARM, WITH sXG XII IL E sSss1

TRUSTEES SALE Il FotYALUABLE
bWELf kiSH aND So fGTHpR iMpROYEMENPs
.TtfEKEON. NEAR LAKEWOOD CEMETERY,
AT AUCTION. lin pursuance of decd Of trust ex-
ecuted by William Coulling and wife May 20, 1872,
az record in the cerk's office OF Henrfco County
Court. D.B. 0,pase "a, the undersigned, trustees
named therein, being so required DIV the person
secured. wilt, on TUESDAY the ! 9Th day of De-
cenber STA, atA O'Clock r. m, proceed 70 sell at
public auction, Jon the premises, the REAL; KS.
TATE conveyed by said deed; consisting OF about
FOUR ACR OF'LAND, with new aud commc-
oious DWELLING and other excellent improve
ments thereon, ~ the county Of HeDrco near OAK
wood Cemetery. being the same property bought
by Mr.. Coulling OF the Blakey estate ana az tnis
time occupied by him. q i.-l,5T 0Sni51a n :
s. This being the first deed Of trust upon the pro-
perty Inc under 1t win get title free
"Reminiscences s1GSt 10 .3Tp3 tsEi J t}ks-tt'.3 JtI4
- Terms: Enough lin cash pay the costs of sale
and satisfy note for FAB due December 2,lS74.
with interest at Twelve per cent. from that dare
upon credit as To- $S4S TIL May 20, 1875 i5aad
ni,on such terms asIto the residue ~ said Cou!Hng
or HIS resigns shall prescribe or, upon their failure
TODD So upon the following as 70 the said residne-
towit, In three embellishments ut twelve cigh-
teen, and twentyfour months from the day OF So e.
with notes, interest added, aud satisfactorily Sc,
cured! II ,HJiihlJ IA. X. C0URTNEY, 7a'
7 ~ l.;aea ...r.cy % t. l.. D-WALEORDj aa
III 10
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en-, BY Augustine Royal, successor to "a
Ee4tG ,GJIUa Moody q Royal, d .1h 1914,
~ Real Estatelage gents and Auctoneers, ~
| .{onice corner Of Seventh and Hull sttee.s),
trlE ttiT Manchester, Va pEfigtn..,., r.,.

| GOMMIssIONER' SALE OF A TRULY
~ VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND. IN THE
COUNTY OF CHEsTERFlELD,Gu CONT AIMING
FOUR HUNDRED ND ifTWESTY-THREE
[ACRES, MORE OR LESS, AT AUCTION, on
MONDAY DECEMBER 14,1S74, THAT BEING
C0URT-DAY. At IL a., IN MONT 4OF THE
COUNTY COUkT-HOUSE, IN THE CITY OF
NCHESTEk.-By. virtue Of Tie order entered
at The October term, rs, by the Circuit Court Of
satt county, ia the suit styled l.. H. Lester. sur
Wiling partner. &C.. %. Lucy Fuqua,s ADMINISTERS.
tors ct dis, Shail lin pursuance thereof sell atthe
tim place, and manner aooye prescribed, the truly
valuable TRACT. OF LANIJ, containing FOUR
TWEhTY-ThREE ACRES.
This is one Of the best farms In that portion Of the
Large and well-arranged FRAME DWELLING
and all the out buildings necessary for frs-rate
farm. About one-thrdin cultivation; one.i third In
Original growth OF splendid timber, consistD: of
white and post-cak and valuable pine timber; the
remaining third lie In second growth and viii
Weld large amount Of cord wood.
This properly lies very near Glover Hill pits. aud
only a half-mile from the Glover Hill railroad.
There Is every Indication that this land has fine
deposit of coai-.lying Immediately in the coal re-
81 on. This tract may be diyided into TWO parcels
TERMS One fourth cash the balance In two
equal inst ailments upon q credit of one and two
years for bonds bearing per cent interest from day
Of sale; title retained until the whole purchase
money - paid. .1.f - 'BROOks. W
Z de 5.tdS ..I-.1 =, ~ Special Commissioner,
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NsNRUSTEE'S, SALE 4DFa,VALUABEE
IL .;- COAL-MIN Els, IN POYTHATAS .sIotsjEp
- COUNTY. VIRGINIA. - II.

BY virtue of deed Of trust executed by the Old
Dominion Coal Company 10 the subscribers dated
October "a, 1913, and Guly recorded IN the clerks
Office OF Po~hatam County Court. shall, In execu-
ton of said trust. being required so TODD by the
benefcaries in said deed, proceed to sell aspublc
auction, upon the premises, on THURSDAY The
9Th day or January, 1875, at ~ O'Clock. az iair
II not the fair day Sunday except.
.edO the real property described in said deed, and
the personal property therein mentioned5 consist
SO ~ STATIONARY ENGINES t.'R*'h :
i, D;. LOCOMOTIVES s3 t!s5ii'7 FsEis'l
,r:r COAL-CARS, ) q.
and all FIXTURES, IMPLEMENTS. and MA
CHINERY owned and used by the said Old Do
minion Coal Company in the conduct'aud opera
ton of Its coal-mines. ,.e ..-rs-: -. ~ gs -
TERMS: Cash as to the expenses OF EXECUTING this
trust and to pay off the sum OF ~ ,291 with In
ierest secured by said deed balance Oh such terms
as will be made known on day Of sale. ,,f.
n i''T-57s ITTT1 iIf III. s. MORTON, Trustee.
,,Parties desiring Information corning above
properly will call en- or address t-sL.3 :. 81 q
= :, 30 II. 8. NORTON, Attorney at Law,
if - mo- corner Eleventh and Bank streets. ~
iioc 2S-2awtJanl 1uj iglta.ip Richmond. va.
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MEETING OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY. Ats meeting of'the
Board Of Supervisors of Chesterfield county,
held at the courthouse in the city of Man
chester yesterday, an order was. made au-
thorizipg the Comnonwealth's attorney and
treasurer of the county to petition the Legis-
lalure for change in the 39th section of
chapter 27i of the Code of 1874, which au-
thorizes the Board Of Supervisors to expose
tor sale all lands delinquent for the non.pay-
mt ut OF taxes, The Board not deeming the
section as it now stands sufficiently explicit
to effect equitably the citizens Of this county.
Adjourned till to-day.
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~ i,91 BY Lyme q Brother. 9
II Real Estate Agents and Aucdoneers,'
no NO, 11I2 Mann street.

TyRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE To-
TURES. 60, AT AUCTfON.-Ish shall. In execution
OF certain deed OF trust from David Baker d.,
dated the, 29th of April, 1872. OF record in tls
clerks Office OF the Chancery Court Ior inc city OF
Richmond, Va, in ID: B. 81 a. page SZ6,to iae as
named, sell at public auction, on the premlies az
factory No 8, ON Seventh street between Cary and
Canal streets, on FRIDA the 1th day OF Deem.
Der, 1874, the following TOBACCO FlAIukEs'
consisting In parton ,4s,.. 81.
? I Il SIXTEENS MILL, - 49, "
3; 6 HALF POUND MILLS, -s2H 9TGf!lfE 5.ss q,
81. 2 SHORT-IESS MILLS, "a s-l;,s15u! .... (.
Q EoSG-TESs MILLS,
ES& g NAyY.FoURS MILLS, 1A5 -. " Z,
ir POUNDS MILLS, tH! ~ EyH4J r. q
POCKETS PIECE MILLS .,t
! hIyE-fNCH MILL,
~ HYDRAULIC RETAINER, ~
/ HYDRAULIC PUMP (,.inchell's new PATENT,
a RErA1SERs tWinchell's new paten'i'
d! 3 STEM SCREWS and FRAME,
S q IRON PoTs.
WOOD POTS,t "a 80 -. ~
x 10. sets BANDS and CASINOS for box-screws,
i PLATFoRM SCALES, capacity 1000 h..;
8 psirs FAIBsANKS SCALES,
q 1IcoRICE BOILERS and PIrEs,
] LUMP MACHINE, i. s-i
~ ! PLUG KNIFE.
III q STOVES and PIPES,
i CASING BIN and DIPPING Box,
u . oBACco CHESTS and LUAP BOXES,
- Large lot or DRYERS,
~ Largeiot ofToBACCo.sTrcKs,
and lot Of sundries pertaining 70 the manufacture
Of tobacco too numerous 10 mention.
The deed requires cash, but am autnorlZeo W
consent of all parties TO make ia lien OF same tiie
following terms Cash as 70 all Sums OF 300 anu
under from SOL TO $500 SIXTY day. s In,s 9Yst
added, and satisfactorily endorsed.
mo 90 -. -, w. II. LYME. Trustee.
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Police COURT, YEsTERDAY.--The following
cases were disposed of by Justice White
yesterday moraing:
The following parties, arrested for drunk
epness, were fined Benjamin Brown, $3.50 /;
Ben. Tabb, 81; George Carney 81 Lee Gar.
nett, 81 /; Pat. Doherty, 81 james Peasants,
81; j. II. Robinson, ST.; Gus. Taylor, 81 ;
John Darlington, 81.
William Edwards, charged with stealing
fifty cents in United States currency. The
case was continued until to-day.
The case or Reuben Cross, charged with
stealing one COW of the value of $40 from G.
Gerhardt, was again continued on account of
the absence of witnesses.
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A RICH Treat IN SToRE.-Some Of the
ladies connected with the Centenary Church
Fair, held week before last, have invited the
Fourth Street Horribles" and "Cataw ba"
to give a musical and humorous entertain.
ment, and they have consented to do SO on
the 10th instant, probably at the Virginia
Opera House. They have already com,
menced TO prepare their programme, and;
what with burlesque opera, japanese Jug
Siery, hrst.class circus on the stage, the
-plpeoleans," etc., an innocent and amusing
entertainment may be expected.
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NICHOLS To.NIGHT AT ASSOCIATION HALL.
Ine programme of Nicholas readings In
TINS mornings paperis, perhaps, one of the
most interesting ever presented TO Rich
mona audience. The pubic owe a great,
deal 70 The Young Mems Christian Associa.
tlon as season after season they are afforded
an opportunity of enjoying an exhibition Of
some Of the best talent In the United States,
Ihe hati Will no doubt be we'll filled to-.
night. I'm: IS 5 8.
Mr. Nichols comes with honors from Eu.
rope and many States of the Union, His
/" Burial Of Moses" MY First Dissipation,' n
and" Lord Dundreary's Letter." have been
highly complimented on all sides. Is.
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q fTIIT by Grnbos q Williams, 9 2s.'..'f2
Il! jReal Estate Agents and Auctioneers, 20
j Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A NEAT
NJ FRAMED COTTAGE DWELLING ON TIE
NORTH SIDE OF MAIN 9 rREET BETWEEN ZEN
LAUREL AND CHERRY STREETS ANpJUsT
In execution or decree or the Chancery Court OF
Richmond entered November 81, 4 8T4 In the case
OF Powersips. Powers, ,&e.I Will sell 6y auction:
DeceruheE at O'Clock P. NJ, the RESIDENCE OF
M D. Powers, situated as above. It contains four
There is water in The house from d good pump;
The LOT fronts about 90 feet and runs back t99
TERMS One-third cash; balance, at SIX and
twelve months for notes with interest added, ana
lille retained until the notes are paid.a 81 s"t iG
{ - &c. ". MRREDI1H, Commis sioner. n
GRuBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. dc !.
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DEATH OF CAPTAIN p. B.. ANDERSON, OF
new YoRK.--Yesterday G. w. ALLEN d. Co.
received a telegram from Commodore n. y.
McCready, president of the Old Dominion
Steamship Company, announcing the death
on:Sunday morning, in New York, OF Cap
tain Z. 3. Anderson, q director Of the Old
Dominion Steamship Company. Captain
of the company, and had warm personal
friends in Richmond. -,r.s.,
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THE K. X. k.'s-ELEcrIoN OF OFFICERS
This efficient Conservative organization has
fitted up very nice club.rooms on Main street
above Ninth. and have inaugurated the social
feature in the interim between elections.
They propose to make the organization per-
manent, socially and politically and they Will
be ever vigilant In the Conservative cause.
They meet Tomorrow. evening and have their
annual election OF officers. -, g a's'& 80 ..
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Real Estate Agents and Auct.o leers,
Edt 81 No. 1919 Main street. 13~E{ =

TN PURSUANCE OF a DECREE OF
L the Circuit Court of Henrico in the cause OF
Bufin against Lyme, &C., entered october 9, 1874.
wewilf Sell al auction at the county OF
Henrico, on MONDAY the Alb day OF DECEMBER,
county, about eight miles from the city OF Ricil.
mond. and adjoining the lands Of A. X. Ruihh,
Joseph NJ. Hum pbreys, Mrs. Rogers, and others,
supposed TO contain eighty acres, more or less.
.8 Terms! Cash as to so much as may I've necessary
TO pay The the suit aud the expenses OF sae
and the residue in three equal instruments at oge,
two and three years ti;fe TO be retained Until the
whole pnrchnseAmoneyi is paid aud conveyance
ordered by the court .As5, ~ ! 5gt ~ =
l1@ - J il r; i B. YouNe, Commissioners.
s,& -!-sfs,. ALERED MOETON,S 1871 , EoNsft = -
1a
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s BY Richardson d Co, " ~ .a.i'
t1sReai Estate Agents and aAucti6neefs, =
~ .Il18 Main street. ~ 3sst! = "

t., NEAT FRAME DWELLING ON
tn 81 TIL 81 sq e thE By ngt
TioMIWes sball seliay'aueticn, on me premises,
on TUESDAY the 9Th insta2s " a,s,oes =; ,o M,.
insxith d los fronting 81 By. 120 feet on the
westsine Of Tulip street between Henahle and Sar'
ripgton streets near the residence 81 Elijah Baker,
HtERns: one.,hird cash !, balance In a. g. and
/ months negotiable eotes TO be gtyenfor the De,
by 4 deed Of trust. ~ kICHAKDSON q CO.,
ID Il q. .:tEili pI.t 81 it 100 Auetioneers. "
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III ~. BY E., D.. Eache,i - i!3-i
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer, !.
No. g north Fourteenth street. ,,s,

AgyALUsBLE FRAMEDtD
IA AT THE CORNER. OF FIFTH ANDBAkER
AUCTiON.-By request Of The owner will sell.
ON the premises" on TUESDAY, December 9.
4 S74. at tx O'Clock p. NJ, that desirable FKAMED
DWELLING located IS above, described, contain-
Ing Ave rooms kirchen with two rooms. with water
aud gas on HE premises. The lot fronts ~ feetl0
inches on the west line Of Fifth street, and runs
back ON the south npe Of Baker street l22 feet to
an alley I6 feet wide 10,
TERMS lW!illbe announced at the hour Of sale.
: de2l;f Ii IasGb ,ig(EfD,EEA ,Alclloneeff.l.
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AUCTION Days
BY Richardson ii ca
Resi- E6tASA Assiis6 and Eafsioreefss y.
III IA Aaafa STREET

Ia DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING,
"A NO e04 WEeT MhHsH ALE sTREET, FOX
BALE BErAUCTIgN.4sHessh shall sell By auction,
on the premises, on FEfJIAY the I'd instant, ct
o'clock r.. III, that desirable BRICK DWELL
ING Nos 904 wet Marsbalis nreet, near Blba
thinning eight rooms. brick Kitchen, Stable, and
lot 80 ny 180 feet. With 40 aiGy 10 abe rear.
twelve nonff negotiable notes 10 be given for the
deferred payments, with Interest added and secured
on deedof trust re l3akICHARDSONS6G O..sfsa
40 q - - Al n cfior1pprg.
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REAL ESTATE SALE Messfs. Isbell Il Son
sold Yesterday at auction, house and lot No.
q east Broad street, between First street and
Brook avenue, % by 12I feet, at "a, 100. I; !,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-08
BY Paine. Cabell & Co., Auctioneers

a BY Paine, Cabel & Co., Auci0neers. y p 3
IT ARGE CATALOGUE SALE. i.
On WEDNESDAY, December 9Th, common.
cling at OK O'Clock we win sell at our warehouse
by CATALOGUE, large and attractive assortment
OF NEW, CHOICE, and DESIRABLE GOODS
suited 10 The season, comprising
Z. STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES, BALMoRALS. and CATERS
IL READY.MADE CLOTHING in variety,
MEMS and BOYS HAT s and CAPS,
QUILTS, COMFORTS, BLANKETS,
MERINo SHIRTS, OvERSHIRTs,
UMBRELLAS, HOSIERY, &C., &C.,
TO which we invite the attention of the trade.
Sale DO: tive and without reserve: Goods ready
for examination and catalogues early on morning
of sale. PAINE, CABELL Il co, "
- .tF .'e.,.-.s Auctlonecrs.
T no 2s-D1 8 ,5.7,s.s - 80,