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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-09
BY Grubhs 4 Williams.
Auct!oneers aud Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A Dwell.
" LING oNFWENTY-FlFrH STREET NEAR
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &c., cs Pollard. In Rich
mond Chancety Court-nexecutl1eo Of decree en-.
tered IN said cause on June 18th, 1874, viii sell
IL auction. upon The premises on WEDNESDAY,
September 9th, the dwelling situated asaboye, now
or formerly occupied by Mr. Blrchet, and being The
same purchased oy W. II, Norris OF y former sale,
which sale the court refused 20 confirm The lot Ii
S5 by 1872 feet.
Z TERMS: 0ne.foarth cash; balance st four. eight,
and Twelve months, With Interest, Tor negotiable
and title retained by the court until the Moles are
paid. THOMAS y. EVANS,
GaUBBs q WILLIAMS, Aaesioneers. ses
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-09
BY Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE LOTS,
i WITH TWO SMALL FRAMED HOUSES
THEREON, SITUATED IN THAT p .kT OF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND KNOWN AS Full
TON, TN VIRGINIA AND OIL cans SHEETS.
AT AUCTION.-By virtue of . certain deea of
trust executed to me as trustee from William j.
Cusscns, dated 31st May, 1873, duly recorded In
the clerks office o. the Chancery Court for the city
of Richmond In Deadlock l01, L, page At, 10 Sc
cure to William L, rec the deferred payment notes
on the real estate therein specified and conveyed,
SHALL In execution Of said trust being thereto ie-
quired by Dr. Nj. l.. James, the present holder Of
SAID notes. sell NJ public auction, on the premises
on TUESDAY, 5th day OF september, 1874, NJ 81
O'Clock L. NJ, In the order named, the following
REAL ESTATE-to wit:
lst. VACANT LOT on the northeast corner
Of Virginia and Fulton streets, being designated
lot In square II OF the plan Of Fulton, fronting
I'd: Two VACANT LOTS at the corner of Full
ton and Orleans STREETS, being designated as lots
Nos. 10 and 20 In square II In the same plan,
fronting each 80 by l Is teet
TERMS: Sufficient In cash to defray expenses of
sale and TO pay off the following negotiable notes,
with interest OH same til PAID Three certain nego,
3lst May, 1873, and payable at three. six, and
nine months respectively otter GATE, for the sums Of
S74.22, 1852, and s76.41 as TO the residue Of
said purchase -money OH such terms as will be made
ROBERT B. LYME, Trustee.
Immediately after the above sale I shall, In exc
curon of Two certain deeds executed to me as trus
September 1873. and the other from Fanny Jones,
dated I'd of October, 1878, duly recorded III The
clerks Office of the Richmond Chancery Court, be-
ing so required by the beneficiary sell SO much OF
said REAL ESTATE, after :he foregoing sale. AS
will be sufficient to pay of the expenses arising
from said trust and to ischarge the amount of
money thereby secured. which said amount will be
made known at the hour OF sale.
- JOHN T.. GIBSON, Trustee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-09
By Chatfin, Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Corner Tenth and Bank streets.

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON CLAY
~ STREET, MONROE WARD.-By request OF
the owner. we will sell AT auction on the premises,
F. NJ, the convenient anG desirable residence No.
2O3 Clay street, between Second and Third, con.
tuining six rooms brick kitchen, and ali necessary
ouhtses, In thorough repair; gas and water on the
premises.
This property Is admirably suited for small fam.
lily.
TERMS Liberal, and made known on day Of sale.
CHAFFIN, STAPLES & CO.,
SO S-rds Auciioneers.
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BY Richardson 6 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers,
1113 Main street

STORE AND DWELLING FOR SALE
~ BY AUCTl0N.-On FRIDAY the l1th in
slant, at 5h O'Clock p. 81, we shall sell by auction
on the premises, u desirable SUCCEED TWO
STORY BRICK STORE AND DWELLING mo.
745l on the east side Of Second between jackson
aud Dnyal streets.
TERMS: $500 10 cash, s357.75 on the Sd Of De-
cember next; balance In eight and twelve months !;
negotiable notes 10 be given for the def rred pay
meDts, with Interest added and title retained.
RICHARDSON & Co,
Sc S AucftonparS
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BY Grubbs 6 Williams,
Auctioneers ana Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Auctioneers ana Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main ana BANK
V1RUS EE'S SALE OF FRAMED
4 DWELLING No. l15 SOUTH ADAMS
STREET. BETWEEN CARY AND CANAL, AT
Margaret foyle 10 the subscriber, dared I'd April,
1873. will sell at public auction. on the premises,
on THURSDAY. 18th September, at O'Clock r.
NJ the FRAMED DWELLING No. ITO south
Adams street, between Cary and Canal streets con-
taining three or tour rooms. Lot Is about Zox1oo
feet to q ten-fOOt alley.
neiehborhood. and should attract the attention OF
those who want TO invest u moderate sum OF mo-
ney. 90 ,o
and the residue of The debt secured by the salu
deed. and the residue upon terms to be announced
by The gruntor. Z. w. Gh gb o,t
GRUBBs WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
se S-I2l4,16S17
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-09
By Grubbs l. Williams, -
AuctIoneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

VALUABLE LOT AND BRICK BUILD
Y ING ON THE WEST LINE o. TENTH
STREET. SOUTH OF BYRD STREET, Al
AUCTION-On MONDAY, 14,h September. at
O'Clock P. NJ, we will SELL upon the premises. the
PROPERTY situated us above, just below me lum.
ber-yard of Messrs pickrel & Co., fronting so feet
on Tenth street, and running back about $50 feel
to the factory occupied by G. w. Gillian
This is q very valuable lot for u factory OF airy
kind being In The very heart Of the city, and con-
venient to transportation by water and railroad.
TERMS: AT sale. GRUBB> 81 MiLLlAN Ms,
So AuciOneers.
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FfsR LEASE

THE UNDERSIGNED, BY AUTHosy
TY Of the stcckholdes, IS prepared 70 lsss' II.
p PR2rEkT cN ~ THE H. WHITE s0IPHSs
done privately before that time, the lease Vim Y Ea
fered at public auction, on the premises V q.
9Th day Of september next. u"h as
For Information as 70 terms. &C., application :.
be made to The undersigned, or 10 ". r. I;1pInEa
attorney for the company, at Richmond, yV W
A. n. WEI, PGpn
President White Sulphur Springs Comrasv
au 1S-td 0'Aiaa!.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
OBLE REAL ESTATE ON THE NORTH SIDE
OF MAIN STREET BETWEEN SEVEN
TENTH AND EIGHTEENTH STREETS AND M,
BETWEEN NINETEENTH AND TWENTIETH
STREETS; AND ON THE EAST SIDE OE,
SECOND, BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH
STREETS.-As special commissioner. appointed
by decree OF the Chancery Court OF the CITY OF
Richmond. entered on the 80 July, 1874, IN Inc
case Of Montague, who sues, &C., Us. Cowies's ad-
ministrator, &C.,, shall sell at public auction on
the premises, on MONDAY the 21st september,
1874, commencing at O'Clock F. NJ In the order
advertised, the following valuable improved real
The large THREE-sTORY BRICK TENE-
MENT on the north side of Main, between Nine
teenth and Twentieth streets, occupied by >. FOX,
at the rental OF $400 per annum.
After which, say ut ~ O'Clock Z. M.. that otner
THREE-oTORY BRICK TENEMENT on the
north SIDE Of Main. between seventeenth anu
Eighteenth streets, now occupied by Messrs. Man
ders and Snons, respectively, al the rental OF sol
After which, say at 5lS O'Clock P. NJ, those two
BRIt;K and FRAMED TENEMENTS on the east
line of Second. between CLAW and Leigh streets oc-
cupied respec lively by Messrs. Cowardin and
james overly, each at the rental OF SIG per an
mum =,
he special attention of capitalists and others Is
Invited to this sale
TERMS : One-fourh cash; balance at six, twelve
and eighteen months, for neg 'tiabe notes oearne
six per cent. interest; the said interest payable
seml.aunualY and the title retained I'LL all Of The
purchase money Is paid. JOh \ HOWARD,
Sc Special Commissioner.
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BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers.
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

rANDsoME STORE FIXTURES
Ill COUNTERS, MIRRORS, GLASS DOOR
SHELVING, DESKS, &C., AT AuCTiON-Ul
THIjRSDAY the 10Th Instant, at 10 O'CLOCK, wy
will sell at The store Of Messrs p. Weisiger Co.
iwho are disseminating business). corner Main AM
twelfth streets, their STORE FIXTURES CONSIST
lug Of
S One very very large French PLATE MIRROR;
Two smaller MIRRORS;
One SHOWCASE;
Handsome GLASS DOOR;
SHELVING;
Two OFFICE DESKS;
One fine INDICATOR CLOCK;
COOK 6. LAUGHTON,
aeo Auctioneers.
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By Davenport II Co., Stock Auctioneers,
Office In Eiist National Bank huildIng

BY Davenport II Co., Stock Auctioneers,
office In First National Bank building.
DY REQUEST OF C. o. SANFORD,
DEso we will sell at public auction, on THURS
DAY the 10th day of september, 1874, at y
O'Clock r NJ. at our Office, 104 Main street, Rich
mond, Va, three shares iof 81 900 eacnl Ct tile
stock In the
MANCHESTER COTTON MILLS
which are held by him as collateral security for y
note of messrs. McIlwaine Il Co. for 5000. SUBJ
ject TO credits OF $780, which note bears date De-
cember 49, 1873, and Is Oh It's face payable ninety
days thereafter, default having been made In the
payment Of the same.
DAVENPORT 4 CO.,
Sc Tat Stock AuctiOneers,
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A sun-bul ut, weather-beaten tramp passed
through Ham ford recently barefooteG, With
knapsack o. his back and baseball bat
over bis shoul der on which he carried a
bundle of cloth, IS and pair of newIy-re-
paired boots. Fl. paid no attention to the
curious stares of y 'hieh he was the recipient,
but kept on at 3, 'eady gait through the
city. lie was founL by reporter Of the
Times to be an ecce. 1tric individual, who
took up the above way of spending his sum-
mer. He had bran new suit of clothes in
the kuapsack. money il bis pocket, and
brains in his head.
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AUGHT0M saAL.xs Eatnxe Iseys.
BY erubbs d Williams,
Auctnneers aud zeal Estate Agents,
Eleventh, street between Mairs and Bank

yTERY VALUABLE FARM OF Two
HUNDRED AND sIFTf-THRE AgkHs
MER RESIDENCE OF he Il TIE JOHN ZOE,
FOB SALE At AUCPTOE viii sell ~ a an C
ton. 90 the premises, on UESeAf fne lSln or
September, at 4 O'Clock p. NJ, this very valuable
FAKM. containing about two hundred ana MY
three acre. nearly all cleared II Hes 0n the "
liamsburg turnpike and on both stdes OF the 1oTk
from Richmond. The improvements are bhlCh
DWELLING with six rooms and pantry. ano 10, =
brick kitchen with i've rooms, and the nsna! ou. "
choice fruit. The farm Is well wuirred and heal.
Thy. IT'S nearness TO the city, and being on one on
the best roads out of the city aud situated as ~ is
ON both sides OF the York River road, make ~ very
desirable for division into small farms and
residences. A plat Of the farm may De seen ~ QUE
Office.
GRuBBs & WILLIAMS,
spha1O121314EIS Auctioneerss
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| A COMEDY OF ERRORs.-A foreigner is
seated in bis room porting over French and
English dictionary. He is swamped in the
| intricacies of our language. He has rum
pied his hair so much that it stands on an
end with perpIcXity. At last be gets an eX.
ercise-book and asks for advice from his land
lady in broken English. The landlady in
her vain attempts to make him understand
raises her voice to high key, and then sud.
denly lowers it Us the thought occurs to her
that be is not deaf. Why do we raise our
voices in such cases? After several months
practice our friend translates into English
the following sentences:
"My dog is cold. My hat is wet. The dogs
legs are weary. Beer is good. The Judge
is happy"
For more advanced lessons:
"The little boy is full of cake. The long
tailed coat was made by tailor. (He is puz.
zled here. He does not see how tailed
can be the past tense of tailor.) Is the hay.
maker well: Have you seen my aunt's UNI
brellas Let us walk by the mill, and look at
the damned water." Puzzled again.]
Our friend blundered ut the breakfast
table next morning. He turned to young
lady next to him and casually remarked, as
il he were referring to the weather, 5. Have
you seen any aunt's umbrella?"
The young lady looked surprised, and said
she had not. He followed this observation
with the remark, 1.-The Judge is happy"
Everybody laughed and looked at little fat
man who was serving soup. 1t was Judge
DoX.
Oar foreigner was now so elated with sa-
ftsfacsion at his mastery of the English lau-
szlage that he said, LET us walk By the
inisi u nd look ut the damned water" Again
es,sryb body laughed, and the little fat judge
snerfed so much soup into the upper
DIRT of his head that he bad fit of
coughing ten minutes long, and between
bis So, ,slus of laughter he mumbled some
thing ABOUT pua. Our friend, who was
now ike &C utre of attraction, repeated all his
exercises. much to the delight and good
hunsr of everybody. SETH CAsco.
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BY Richardson q Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. l113 Main street.

4 VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON
n CHURCH HILL FOR SALE By AOCln,iiSJSH.
NEsDAf the 9th instant, ut 6H o'clock 7. NJ,
valuable BUILDING LOT, fronting 3Oxl26 teet
o. TERMS AT sale. RICHARDSON & CO.,
saa Auctioneers.
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BY Burton & Carter, Auctioneers,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1913 Main street.

DY REQUEST OF THE HEIR-AT-LAW
ID of Isabella Thomas,s deceased, late of the city
OF Richmond, we viii sell at pubic auction. on the
premises, on THURSDAY the 10th Of september,
1874, at O'Clock r. N, small FRAMED
DWELLING mo. 525) situated on Belvldere
street. The lot fronts I5 feet, and runs back 100
feet.
be required in cash the balance on credit or SIX
and twelve months. BURTON Il CARTER.
60 Auctioneers.
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BY Moody q Royau,
Real Estate Agents and Auot,oneers,
Office corner OF Seventh and Hull streets,
Z Manchester, Va.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A FINE
CFARM IN THE COUNTY. OF CHESTER
FIELD, CONTAINING TWO HUNDRED AMI
SIXTY ACRES MORE Or Less, NEAk HE
OLD COURT-HOUsE, ABOUT THIRTEEN
MILES FnOM THE CITY OF MANCHESTER
On MONDAY, september Ii, 1874 THAT being
court. dayI, at liz O'Clock A. NJ. IN front OF the
COURTHOUSE of said county, In the city of Man.
chester, In pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit
Court Of Chesterfield County. entered at the Feb
ruary term, 1874, In a certain suit therein pend
Ing styled 8. o. Duyals Administrative, %. y, 3.
Gregory ct ais, we shall. at the time and place
above mentioned. sell at public auction the truly
valuable FAaM located AS above, one-half tam-
ton soil first rate. and has considerable guam
tity Of valuable creek iow.grounds. the Improve,
meuts consist of = fine TWO-SfORY EHAMED
DWELLING, constructed since the war at cost
of $4,000 barns ana sill the usual out-oulld1ngs
splendid orchard Of choice fruit-appies, peacn.
es, pears, &c. Lies only three and hair miles
from the Richmond and Petersburg railroad. Inls
Is one of the best farms in the county, conveniently
located In good neigho0fho0d; churches OF va
rious denominations, mills. schools, &C., conVe'
nient. "a,
TERMS: One-fo cash /; balance at a credit OF
one, two and three yelrs, for negotiable notes
bearing six per cent Interest from day OF SALE the
title to be Retained til the whole OF the purch use
money Is paid aud conveyance ordered by the
court. SOChAnES , 6,tSphS'
C. w. TURNER,
co s-.ds Special Commissioners.
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II LIQUID RENNEF for sale by BODEKER
IL BROTHERS, Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
corner ADORE 81 Charles Hotel. iyl
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uSS0iID; 'AHB C6AE.s

rDAL AND WUoD .--Saye MONEY! q.
buying FIRsT-cLAss coal from rom ls ny AM an.
THRNGITE OF oil sizes: bfst WEI ess. Yf,fIVnR
sPIIET In tho city at 80 Per Ioa9 s,S 81 sror
ar a. .7B 10 Us per 1nad d. ,,roo.
III ~ 15 80 b. tons SOFT COX a. loves " ar
"a y md PfEE WOOD from "a 90 70 fo.ou p PET
cotu. "ei' - CHARLES FL. r AGE,
aoa Nineteenth aud Cary streets:
A NTHRAClTE COAL--all grades ;l BIZ
~ LUMINOUS COAL-C Glover Hill ana s SgnnnS-
ali grades COKE-haii and lump. nesti WooD-
siak and Pipe-iong. sawed. ana spiit:
Low PRICES i"i' t'A''''1's2' n, COTTRELL.
80, corner Ninth and basln.
DEsT ANTHRACITE COAL, all Sizes
I'D by weight;
Rest WEST VIRGINIA sPLIET COAL;
Fresh GLOVER HILL LUMP CoAh-e11ra
Rest JAMES RIVER LUMP COKE; n
NORWOOD, QUINNIMoNT, and coADhh'
LAND COAL;
p,ch Forest PINE and dry OAK;
sawed and split and long WOOD for kinonng anu
Sa" ea,,,,ns j. B. WATKINS,
80 Ninth and Cary streets.
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TN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FORA
L FALL STOCK will sell for the aext thirty n
days at greatly reduced prices and on reason. "!
able terms. Ally present stock Is large ara girs''
consisting of PAKLOR, CHaMB ER, and DiNN .Sr
CANE and WOOD CHAIRS specially. MAT,
TRESSES, FEATHER BEDS, PILLOWS al"
BOLSTERS, &C. -,
Gail and Gee for Yourselves. Furniture carefully
packed for shipment. j. ID. GAIT WOOD.
$40 Broad street,
an 5-3m between Third aud Fourth
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RESTAURANTS

= : : : s: : 81
ELEVENTH AND BANK STREETS,
opens the fall season superbly. He h Wiz
TIERS, TERRAPINs, FISH of all sorts, AAbs'
CLANS, aud the salt water luxuries generally. ne
has also CELERY aud all seasonable vegetables. IN
his list Of luxries are PEACHES and CREAM. Al
things servedin best style. i
His BAR, as ever, is supplied with the best
He invites bis friends to test his unequalled /
iagder.
All things supplied to order. Families and par
lies served In the finest style. sell |
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CPEAR's IMPROVED

FRUIT-PREsERVlNG SOLUTION,
with greatly improved directions for using,
making IL the most stmp lie. reliable, and cheapest
Tomatoes, Vegetables, Juices and Syrups OF Fruit
Cider, &C.. &c.
One bottle win preserve 90 pounds Of fruit, &c.
For sale BY + s BoDEkER BLOT 'uERs,
s nu II Druggists.
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s1is151sTYssN aarTs1frs ssay. !


~ BY VII smith u Co,
4uctioneets aud Commission Merrnants' s q
No. GOT Broad street,
i rrcTrnN zsAI,E.-We will sell THIS
"a MyRNfEG al ION O'Clock, at our store, NO
got Broad street :s#s
- - 80 FURNITURE,
CR0CKERIl Isl
OLA SSWARE,
NOTIONS, .,a,,
and great many goods too 10 wGns ss
All parties who desire 70 aao 70 Inns sue WIZ
'h nta'z so'1 ~ WILLIAM Il. SMITH. Co.
Aucifoneers.
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BY Burton & Carter, Auctioneers.
1928 Main street, second door above Eighth.
WE WILL SELL ON WEDNESDAY
w MORNING NEXT. at 10 O'Clock, at our
store. a lot OF Flu MIXTURE, such as
BEDSTEADS, CHAIRS, TABLES,
WASHSTANDS, SIDEBOARDS,
SAFES, MATTRESSES:
ONE LARGE COOKING STOVE;
ALSO,
THREE BARRELS CIDER VINEGAR;
CROCKERY, &C.
Grocers and others desiring to cantrionte 10 inis
BURTON & CARTER,
q r. HAyEs Auctioneers.
W - Salesman Sc S-2t
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BY w. B. Radcliffe. Auctioneer,
1917 Franklin street.

by w. d. IS0tCIIKes -kklcI'Of3SSI5
1917 Franklin street.
WILL SELL AT AUCTION ON
l. WEDNESDAY, september 9th, at OK o'clock,
9 fIerces BACON SIDES;
boxes SHOULDER BACON;
8 tIerces BULK SHOULDERS;
As barrels EXTRA and FINE FLOUR;
SO boxes CHEESE:
10 barrels CIDER VINEGAR;
boxes COD FISH;
20 boxes CIGARS. :.
together with many other articles TOO numerous "
na sn,a ,,os eli nn az w. B. RADCLIFFE,
90 Auctioneer.
,,saI 'o' "s ~ - w. B. r.
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE.--As assignee of b.
IN ". ellis, bankrupt. will OFF, for sale at
public auction, on THURSDAY, September 0th,
the printing office of ellis & Baptist. NE.THlRD
INTEREST in SAID establishment. consisting OF
PRESSE., TYPES, SC. This Is said to be equal to
any job office In the city.
TERMS At sale.
WILLIAM 81. ALLDERDICE,
co Aids Assignee.
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FIRE INSURANCE.

>-~~~~-~~~->>>~~>c~---->
n N. WALKER 81 CO., GENERAL NJ
NJ SURANCE AGENTS, 1914 MAIN srRrz-
RICHMOND, VA. representing thu
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE ".
SURAECE COMPANY, " London and En-
burgh, England-capital, u 100000 gold: '''"
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY. OF Ciuc,p.
natl, Ohio--assets over 81 100000;
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COMP,
NY, Of New York-assets over 100000;
LYNCHBURG INSURANCE AND BAyEIve
COMPANY sna nm: Of Lynchourg' Fa.-asssts ovs;
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY. !,
Brooklyn, n. Y.-assets over 100000.
Deposited with the Treasurer OF Virginia, also.
GEO.. Losses equitably adjusted and promptly ,ait
at this agency. Applications solicited, and nlns.
date attention given tneretn. ncls
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A HoCHTAIHsF0F DRIVE.

.Apropss of this, Colonel Eubank, of the
Warm, and Mr.. Tardy, Of the Hot, have
conceived plan for the reconstruction Of a
beautiful drive along the top of the Warm
Springs Mountain, from the Warm TO the
: Hot and to the Healing, the drive to be
made accessible from essilsf the three places.
The plan is not only feasible, but if carried
out will give 10 the guestssiere drive such
as cannot be fUend the world oCer. Imagine
q drive of eight miles with the eye cou-
stan,ly resting Ga sHch Il vsasw as one gains
from flag rock. 1t is to be hoped that the
plan will be effected and THIS extraordinary
attraction added TO the many 'emiSting ones
6yf tEhig segiDn,
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CHEAP, CHEAPER, CHEAPEST.

GLOVER HILL COAL, ANTHRA.
v CITE COAL, WEST VIRGINIA sPLINT
COAL.-I am now receiving, CLOVER HILL
COAL Of superior quality, equal suppose TO any
ever sent TO this city. 1t Is bright, free OF slate
and freshly mined. ,,
/ recommend my customers 10 lay IN their winter
supply now Call and leave, OF SEND by mall, your
Also, ANTHRACITE COAL, all sizes. and West
Virginia SPLIST COAL. ALBERT BLA!R,
Fourtt enth street near Mayos bridge.
All 1Q-dlIn
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COKE, AND WOOD.

GOAL, COKE, AND WOOD.
SyTHR ACITE COAL;
VEST NE T ViRGINIA sPLINT COAL; coA1, fold
CLOVER HILL LUMP and HAlL ooAh 'o'u
Iump s4.75: fresh lump, S5l;
SOFT COkE, lump aud hqi; .r,,.
OAK and PINE WOOD-long, sawed, ana cSpht-
al lowest prices. ANDEkSoN g. II. hih hsnr
een between Eighth and Ninth streets
TANNELTON SEMI-CANNEL COAL
Ia J CUMBERLAND LUMP average run OF
i' lanes RIVER SOFT COKE. np
Jehiph and Locust Mount ANTHRACIIE
cnsTS o,i sizos s. P. LATHROP,
Sole Agent for Richmond for Cannelton semi. Can
mol Goal. pc .
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AS trustee in q deed from Frank F. Baptist and
Frank A Christian, dated January IL. 1874, and
recorded In the Chancery Court, ID. 3. 102 b., page
457 being required 50 to do by the beAeaclarles,
SHALL at the time and place, sell the interest OF
Baptist & Christian in said property, conveyed TO
me BIZ said deed, now overdue and unpaid and as
10 The notes not yet due upon credit corresponding
with the time of their maturing, respectively:
GEORGE l.. CHRISTIAN,
GO < Trustee.
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FURNITURE.

T. JRNITURE.-I have Bow On banda
L the largest and the most stylish and best n
stock of FURNITU RE that have ever offered nj
10 the pubic-much OF which has lust been set ~
up In my warerooms. Having had much expert
ence In the auction business, | will furnish hrF
they generally sell for (secaud-handl At sucion
sales Parties should not buy until they kuow ~!
prices. 4. GATHRIGHT, No. le Governor stfes.