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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-23
.IrTIEJTI, LOT fr
BY Richardson i Co...
Real Estate Agents ano Anc.io'
nUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.

Three SO byl55 feet, on the west SIDE Oh IAD'~
street, opposite Monroe Park. ,.,.s. Yves. End
Four ~ by 1856 feet on:Graee s.re sir,eeis.
spd 1esS fee End
between nd near Laurel and Shafcr s .treet, be-
-Four so to 40by lss a aee ss on streets.
tween ahn n saIIaine Lots on Frankn s'F"e
To ano opposite Monroe PARK, s,rc.t near Monroe
Five go by 1870 feet, on Main ''''. :,
f1 Valuable Building Loss' centrally
s 81 e. 30 feet on Leigh street. west OF an'
one re ;sn os soroer OF Second. ,,r.., onposite
ne 1ne 70 20 % by 40 feet, on Broad s'fee''
90 g Se lzs eet Marshall street. corner
rs i;5efs feet on Cary street corner
shaFsdb by 100 feet Twentieth street. east Slae' o
tween Broad ana Tsct on the east side OF Thireh
.I Infeee s and clay or
stF E4 by i32 feet On the east s a,ree %,
stree, 6essf fen. on the NORTH side OF Grace street
beiwc,n Twenty fifth and IrenSs IA 81 Sevsnth
valuable n f1d i,g S T,r ns VIC ~
street neIe badng os on Franklin street, cen
tra vyIn ofae Building lots in Manchester vr.st
eaaGAss 60 tesi on the south side Of Broad S'ree'
,,;.o ~ rwcntieth and Twenty-frst streets;
Five IS by 1872 feet on the eas. Siue ~ A"~'
eighth srGs1 AZ feet on west side Of Twenty-hfth
s, und 59 We N and n streets. - - n.ntv-
one 50 by 1ss fen on and dhS s stree '' "
Nv, 80 V.nabIe and Darlington streets.
''f Four 81 by 40 feet on Jay street between bu-
chanan and James streets. ,.uoot ,orn Or
Five 20 bY 100 feet on buchanan s'Tee'' coihet
Eight SO by $50 feet on the west sue OF James
trner between Washington and William streets:
Two SO by $50 feet corner Buchanan ana VII
Al A beautiful square OF LAND fronting 346 feet
RESPECTIVELY on Thirtieth and Thirty-frst streets
between and streets ,,,.,.,
4 beautiful HALF-sQUARE on Thirtieth street
between 5 and T..
-Four 20 by 100 feet on the east line or har-
~ nv 1875 feet on the south side OF Broad street.
between Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth.
valuable BUILDING LOTS In the town OF fai-
WOtjUYiILE LOTS for sale on liberal terms.
- RICHARDSON i CO.,
LIZ Main street.
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By j. W.Bronaugh, Jr,
Real Estate Agent and Auct!oneer,
Once on Hull street opposite the courthouse,
Manchester, Va.

A NICE LITTLE T ARM ON THE
n FALLING CREEK PIKE, ABOUT THREE
MILES FROM MANCHESTEk, FOR SALE AZ AZ
AUCTION.-To satisfy certain notes gwen i3 } Tue
mentioned land, sold by Edward vickers, through
his agent, to Watson Lewis, at former auction
sale the terms Of which sale were one-fourth cash,
the balance in equal instalments ut one, TWO, and
three years, with six per cent. interest ADDED the
title to he retained until The purchase money was
due and si unpaid therefore. at the request OF the
said Ecward Vickers. will sell Mt auction, on the
PREMISES. ON THURSDAY the 23d day OF April,
1874. at 3H O'Clock p. NJ, the aforementioned
land being nine and quarter acres, more or less.
The land IS quite good, and would make most e1-
ceent market garden, being but little distant from
the weIl-known one Of Dir. Schutte's.
There is small house on the premises.
TERMS: Cash as TO 1853. "a and expenses OF sale;
&S4 on The Goth OF October, / S74; $3.50 on the
26th OF October, 1875, and the balance on such
terms as will be made known on the day OF SALE
J. w. BRONAUGH, JK.,
nm Tn ThSStds AuctiOneer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-23
BY Williams & Gibson,
Real Estate Agents, Apctioneers ana Brokers,
No. 12Ol Main street

A TTRACTIvE AND CONVENIENTLY
IA LOCATED BRICK RESIDENCE ON SIXTH
STREET, NORTH 9F LEIGH; FoE SA 5a,, Al =,
a. o'clock p. NJ, we will sell, on The premises, the
neat and commodlous DWELLING on the east east
owned and occupied BY Miss Kate 5. James. The
house contains eight rooms, is provided with back
portco gas water, cuverts, and kitchen with three
rooms Il is in all respects remarkably desirable
i'm an excellent neighborhood; convenient 10 mar
ket and business, aud In an improving quarter OF
the city.
lance payable In oue two, and three years, eight per
cent interest, DAY able quarterly.
~oI'' WILLIAMS & GIBSON,
an o1td ---r---- AuctioneerS.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Aucttoneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Min and BANK

AN ATTRACTIVE SALE OF HAND
n SOME WEST END BUILDING LOTS On u,
FRANKLIN GRACE AERB hso Az many Years
mast owned the property, We will sell at anction,
upon the premises respectively on ThgKsbb ban,
3Oth April, at O'Clock T. n. me IoIomns heIa.I
nful BUILDING LOIS LII the oraef "AD'e-
THRYE LOTS on the north side Of Grace street,
begpnng sixty feet east Of shaier street Us
widened. -, 1T Ia ~ rronrl,n
street lust beyond the residence OF Kew; a. =.
Mcsinson and opposite to MIR. Skaters garden;
Two LOTS at the southwest corner OF Broad ano
Shafer street. a.. o,,, the
This is sale Of property from first hands dh a
ppisw NJ the raufd grow tn and handsome improve
ments now going on and others ABOUT 10 oe com,
nenced, no greater inducements LOT ln'es'inen'
could he offered than this sale will anoro.
AShA'' GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, r
eucfiOneerS,
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ByJ.W. Bronaugh, DR., 3D..
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Hull street opposite the courthouse,
Manchester, Va. ~.

NEAT LITTLE FRAME DWELL
~ ING AT THE CORNER OF OLD DOMIN
i'm STKEET AND THE PETERSBURG RAIL.
ROAD, in BUTLER'S ADDITION TO NAN
CaEsTER, FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-By re-
mlest of the owner, will sell al auction on TUES.
Jay, 2sth OF April, S74, at * O'Clock P. H., or
the premises, the properly located as above, con-
stating of small new FRAME HOUSE With TWO OF
three rooms; the lot fronting 81 feet on Old Do
minfon street and running back about 100 feet
House rents for S6 per mouth, and will pay large
interest OH the investment. t. ..s.s. ssis..
: Persons wishing 70 buy small home or good
paying investment, will do well 10 attend the sale
TERus: Made known on the day OF sale.
ap 23-tds j. W. BRONAUGH, Auctioneer.
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BY Grubbs J. Williams,
Avcttoneers aud Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


EXECUTORS SALE OF THE ELIGI.
LII BLT5SIlrUATEDA AND VERY DESIRABLE
CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND FOUsHEE
STREETS, AT AUCTlON.-By virtue Of the last
viii and testament Of the late DIR. A. Il. WORKMAN
we win sell st auction upon The premises on
TUESDAY, 9th May. At 8 O'Clock =. al. the hand
some RESIDENCE No. i east franklin street, sit
uated IS above, and occupied by Thomas Il.
Lcary, Esq.
1t has nine rooms, besides large bathroom and
two closets kitchen with four rooms, stable, and
carriage house also. all modern conveniences; L,
furnished In good style, and 10 In nice order. The
whole lot fronts Sc 81 2 feet and runs back about
! so feet to q Wide paved alley.
Is preferred to sell The property as whole. but
II deemed e1pedient 1t may be ubdivided SO as 10
sell of huilcing lot Of about S3 fees front on the
east side Of the house.
This property enjoys location not surpassed oy
any now In the market.
Terms: One.fourth cash; balance at four, eight.
and twelve months for notes with Interest addeo
and secured by . deed Of trust. Taxes and insur-
ance for 1874 10 be paid by the purchaser.
- JOHN c. WILLIAMS,
A. 3. RUEOkD,
JOSIAH RYLASD,
Executors.
GRunBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. apo
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BY W. Goddin,
Auctioneer aud Real Estate Agent,
eorner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TXCELLENT THREE-STORY BRICK
Il TENEMENT ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
BROAD STREET, BETWEEN FoURIE6EsN;TTHel
AND ROSS STREETS. NEARLY OprVSiTE
TO THE MON UMENTAL CHURCH, FOR SALE
At AUCTION.-Will be sold At auction. on the
premises, on THURSDAY the 80 Day OF p APria
TENEMENT located as above, adjoining the resi-.
dence Of jacob A. Levy, Esq, and now occupied
by Mrs. Adams a.
ished In modern style, With marble manels; pain
rooms water closets, and ample accommodatl9ns
for servants. The front portico and rlnoon-sllls
and caps are Of granite. 49,.
TsRHs: One-four1h cash: balance ut one, TWO,
and three years for negotiable notes, with elght
End secured by q trust deed w. GUDD1S,
on 90 49, Auctioneer.
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Now openine large line Of BLACh A ~ ns
| ef the best make aud shades. cheaper shah an!
Serctofore offered in this market.
Iso well-assorted stock OF pure LLAMA
LACE POINTS, Of the newest designs al prices TO
Su W1yaaSH.PUPLINS as 1916, and nrst-class
rS Sev stSIes WATEBED SASH RIBBONS at
75c and COLOR PRINTS at oe;,,,ur,
at 1SVc., and beautiful DAMASk TOWELS at
25c tspe-bordercd LINEN HANDkERCHlEFS
at Sc. and pure LINEN DOYLIES at ooc' per
Also new lot Piques. Satin Guipures, Yose-
mite MaripoSa, sud Persian stripes.
CHARLES HUTZLER,
,nl3 Gil Broad street o.
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George n. Clark, of large renown as q
Snowman, and Of goodly repute as gentle
man, was giving deposition in Manchester,
n. H., the other day In the case Of kelsey
us. Osborn. James +. Briggs, counsel for
the plaintiff, did not like the looks Of the
deposition from his standpoint, and under.
took to weaken it by belittlng the witness.
Hence he began, with a sneer: "You are
in the negro minstrel business, believer"
ayes, sir" was the reply. "You black
your face and sing for a living, do your"
3 ;" Yes, SIR" 8 Well, don't you call that
rather how business to foilowp" 81 don't
know but it is, sir; but it is so much better
than that of my father before me that | nm
rather proud of it." "Why, what did your
father dor" "He was lawyer"
- While manipulating the windlass of a well,
the other night, party who had been laying
in stock OF whiskey before it WIS all seized
by the police, let the handle slip when the
SucSe. was halfway up, and naturally
enough received chuck under the chin that
knocked him over neighboring fence,
Sold again," he muttered, as he climbed to
his feet, might anode--bic-better than Ia
-hic--go foolin' roun' 30 much water
Betcher boots Pii stick Y Whiskey after this. !,
Brooklyn Argus. ''''
There was "sewing partyn fchar,tv, n,
Mrs. Basteemup's the other evening. am ID
during the affair the father Of one Of tn,
young ladies present appeared on the scene
unexpectedly. He was SO much gratified BIZ
the cleyerness exhibited by his daughter witt
her needle that he then and there resolved
that he would never pay another dressmaker,S
bill. That young lady has now a strong
prejudice against "sewing parties" and saws
she WAS an idiot ever to attend such an Of:
fair.-Ne.o York Mail. me-,
A welI-dressed, matronly.looking lady
walked into q saloon in Oswego, the other
day, faid her mutt on the counter, and took
out pair of spectacles, when the bar
tender promptly informed her that no Bible
reading would be In order there. Reaching
down into her dress pocket, the woman pro.
dueed FIAT bottle, and coolly called for a
pint OF whiskey. She doesn't know vet what
that bartender was alarmed about.
The best thing the evergreen Mrs. Mala.
prop has said lately Is that " she doesn't want
% vote because she couldn't bear the shock
u tne electrical franchise"
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Ritt,ruond Dispatth.
- -
acknowledgements > l.AA ~ -
p. fror tho Richmond Dispaseh.3
~ Hever Will Repudiator

~r Neyer Will Eepudi"1o' 1sei
s,,o I'm. the Thugs Respectfully Dea'
ooird 10 the Legislature o. V'r9'"'o'
ny hAfoAD .7.N
rseycr win rcpudiate:
r. is a hateful WORD,
Ard from the lips CT gentlemen
Il never should be heSTo.
,,.rer fail 70 own my debts,
Whatever their amount:
n nav be something more or ieSS-
never stop to count. .r...
I'm always prompt to ,iantaaate
In bonds or" owe you s, 80 ..
No one can say ever Oi ''ti .
settlement refuse
o - R1i xhcn such little things mature
n he bond. or i. ". o.i
= reckon on my Creditors
Agreeing TO renew.
Ysecsnse the times are always naro' ,...-
And am always poor ,
And every day there comes oun
The wolf is at my door,
1h,d n little Niger. once,
Would fetch two huadred dolaIs.. =
Rnt freedom came, and now ne s'iu NO
In boots and paper collars
No eapItaI |. gone, OF course.
I'm which WAS my reNance: i.
And how / am 10 pay my oeoes
Rents my Hn2nCtai ee'Sa@S' $780,.
srts truc have n little cash
Comes In from time to Tune;
Rut one must live: want IL Ill --. p.
want it-evcry dime.
In clothes and food I'm very cheap
DON'T often take a ride;
And there are many other Things -..-
have myself denied. r.
Some whiskey must have for health
. iT,op,t take that for q Joke -
And. for The asthma, I'm ebligcd s.
To breathe tobacco smoke.
80 theatres and circuses
dud Ii good 10 go;
II cheers my spirits oftentimes
To see funny show.
80. when the rolling months have oroush'
The year towards It's END,
And Christmas time has come again,
I've little left spend.
But will not repudiate
lscoru the odious thought
From all the sum of all my debts
would not bate n nought!
Although can pay nothing now
land sint n going 10 iryl-N,
III fairly own the deaf III lulu
T., On that you may rely.
And when the times get better
Aud have some cash 10 spare'
I'll call up all my creditors.
Aud pay them" on the square!
fHareld Skimpole, let US say, IS olstln
eslisbed lawyer of Virginia.
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- BY Grubbs + Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main aud BANK.

BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS ON
ID THE NORTH SIDE OF Fra Nk l.
STREET, BETWEEN MADISON AND moSk0 .Ss
STREETS, AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY, the
2Sth day OF April, st o'clock r. b., We viii seq
by auction, upon the premises. those three most
handsome BUILDING LOTS tituateo as auose,
adjoining the lot OF Manfred Call, Esq, beginning
an the north side of franklin street 33 feet west OF
Madison street each SO by 1884 feet TO an aiIsy ~
hist improvements on either side, and may be fairly
classed as equal to any now In the market
TERMS AT safe. xr,,r,,.,c
oa Aucuoneers.
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BY W. Gocdin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
eorner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.


GALE AT AUCTION OF EXCELLENT
y BRICK DWELLING ON THE EAST SIDE
OF FIFTH STREET, NORTH Of LEIGH. AT
the request Of the owner, who expects soon to re-
move Into his new residence shS! ssi At an6tion
April, 1874, at O'Clock p. b.. the very excellent
BhICK DWELLING No. 6S5 Filth street a. III, IN
The dwelling Is three stories above the basement
and contains ten The two 9aroro sncD
into handsome Iron ver2ndah to the south, and
the basement nearly out Of , the ground Win
ments are frst-rate, consisting OF An eacellen'
brick building containing four rooms With thai tTo
are Supplied with all the modern Improvements
and are in complete repair In every respect. ,,.
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance IT Jour- elgnL
and TIVE I've months for negotiable notes, bearing 9
per cent interest; or, at the option OF the pulGaa
ser one fourth cash balance at SIX. twelve, eigh.
teen and twenty -four months. bearing Interest al
per cent. per annum, secured by a deed OF trust.
an2S W. GODDIN, Auctioneer.
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By S. n. Davis, Auctioncer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
u ESTATE AUCTION.-By virtue OF de.
cree entered by The Chancery Court OF the city OF
Richmond In the suit or Lumpkin's eIecutri1 rs.
derscned. as special commissioner therein named,
will offer Tor sale at auction, on tn TUESDAY the
Esd of April, 1874, the premises at the hour OF
4 p. NJ. the Following REAL ESTATE-to Wit, 30
feet OF land more or less, fronting on the west side
Of Burch alley, In this city 6sTreen Er9aG ana
MEHTS thersOp : also. 80 feet Of vacant ground
Adjoining The above, on which there is large
amount OF good moulders sand.
Terms: One-fourth cash residue In equa lns'ai a,
meats vt six and twelve months, interest added at
si1 per cent and title retained until the whole or
the purchase money 10 paid and conveyance ol-
-O''~N - Wv EDWARD Y. CANNON,
-.. 49, Commissioner.
Sale conducted by s. n. DAVIS, Aucsioneer:
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents aSd Auc'ios
Eleventh street between MALL "nN
- BY Williams 8 Gibson, =, proter.
Auctioncers, Real Estato Agents AA. '',
1901 Main street. t -

,.717ARLE BRICK TENEMENT, ON
" ALUADanMmTa STREET BETWEEN MAIN
EIG p HtHKIis. FOR SALE AT AuCTION;;TI
AsH =. S$H9n 81 ~ r IeP ga he
O'Clock II T;EMEiEHENT. the residence OF the late
E James Simon. on the west side OF Etghfeenth
street n 1ase ia OF three Stories with slate roof
,ta,ns seven rooms besides the attc Is proeldea
Win cuSer and water and prick kteneh r.s,
LIE In or fhe lower rooms may readily be con-
Terted into commodlous store, leaving the upper
stories for private apartments. - civ md
tnetI u iSs Auctoneers.
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BY Cook & Laughton, Auctloneers,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

BY Cook & LauRnt0n, Auctloneers, g.,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.
UCTION SALE OF A LARGE AND
IN ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF FANCY GOODS
On FRIDAY and SATURDAY.; 24th ana 22 q .
fustants. at lOH O'Clock, and SATURDAY NIGHT
Mt O'Clock we will sell at the store corner Ninth
and Broad streets, handsome assortment or
= FRAMES, CHROMOS,
BRACKETS, ALBUMS,
1924. VASES, CASTORS,
JEWELRY,
POCKET-BOOkS,
PARASOLS,
UMBRELLAS, t..~
-.. GLASSWARE, &c.
The goods are all fresh, and most OF them 1us'
lhe attention Of the public. especially the LADIES'
IS Invited to this sale. the goods Will he Solo
"''"o" ' 49, 0'- COOK & LAUGHTOS,
a, % Auctioneers.
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-n1yCrroN sALEs-Essnse Dssss
By e0ddln. w,rrsn& 20. Co. ;o.,..,,..--,s
pea, Essate agents znd a nesaoolsse
1905 Maln street.
= -, YTOEERkMED

,.,e1rsr EEy SALE OF FRA,MstEInvWrksTIYlc-
I1a Ms al 9HhH a.;es
ss SO az lie edo 70
ss ss g 4: aRaME e VI.
four .5sss IKE ot 40 feet and RUS
Iao feet ,,,r, casn; balance at T. anaa IL u
TEEns VIII Interest added ss Ts1YWER z,
trust r- CYRUS BooSTr nsteea
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CONFECTIONERIES.
TCE-CREAM BY STEAM.
A PIzZINI, JR., s07 BROAD STREET

A PIZZINI, JR., SO7 BROAD STREET
Managers Of Fairs, Pic-Sics. Excurstsu IL.
vii. ind 1t to their interes, TO let me give ae1
bid for furnishing them.
Families supplied with pure and hard..Nsa
article. acknowledged by all to be the b.; nade,
promptly and at lowest prices.
Steam makes the Ice-Cream lighter quicker All
more healthy, as do not have 10 keep large qQi'
titles standing in order to supply the large denNt
-.g.. s.. ANDREW PIZZISl. JE.,
so7 Broad .t,etL
Steam Factory, els north Eighth street.
nm Ohm
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ap 1S-1w

EOR SALE PRIVATELY those THREE
FLARGE AND SUBSTANTIAL FIVE-STORY
WAREHOUSES;, No. 1911, 1918, aud ITO IN
Commercial Block. on south side Of Cary, between
TweIfth and Thirteenth streets. Price and terms
r.asonahIe Amply 10 J. j.. APPERSON,
mr. Isl St Real Estate Agent.
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COURTNEY & POWELL have now in
" stock all the new shades in DRESS GOODS
PLAIN JAPANESE SILKS,
STRIPED JAPANESE SILKS,
PLAIN IRON GRENADINES,
STRIPED IRON GRENADINES,
BLACK SILK. $1.50-great bargain;
WASH POPLINS only 12Hc.;
STRIPED POPLINS only l2Ac.;
LACE SACQUES, Sc, IS, II %, aud upwards;
WHITE SHETLAND sHAwLs livery ehea
Genuine SyF FRENCH -wovE coRsETs, Soc;
Genuine KID GLOVES for -
AII.-LfNEN HANDkEkCHiEFS.75 e: dozen !;
Ladies, gentlemen's, and children's QNDEkwEA
in medium and lightweight goods;
FRENCH and ENGLISH CASS1MEREs In grea'
Look yaf as Our GENTLEMEN's.GAUzE SHIRTS
oo'- COURTNEY POWELL,
,n7 Sl5 Broad street.
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BY Lyme & Brother, ,,,.r.
! ,.,, Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
''''"''- No ,112 Main street.

~rs,RABLE BUILDING LOT 81 SII ~ s r
IL r TED SEAR cU,iBERLAND. FOE e Of he
ST s shs at M he
owner; se q. g9th of April, 1874, at * o'clock
49, h 5se1 10 IS sa siey as ABOVE
described fronting CASH residue at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes. interest aoaeo'
to be secured ny Nu0' LYME & BROTHER, d
.sEi4'- - Auctloneers.
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NARDozo, FoURQUREAN s. CO

n lhIsbOAoy INoASSoAsS@>A< ~ ~
iuYite inspection of their choice assortment Of
LLAMA POINTS and JACKETS, embracing all
the new shapes In FLOWING sleeves, with and
without the STUART rufae.
Also, SLEEVELESS JACKETS. They have
SHIFTING and FRoOK CALICO at 8, 10 and
1870;
A HEAVY and FINE BROWN and BLEACHED
COTTOES at 10c.;
LAUREL D, and other standard BROWN COT
TONS, at 1910.
AUBURN COTTONS, 1885,;
ARKWRIGHT and DAvoL COPToN, 1876;
Wamsutta and New York Mills COTTONS at 1Sc.
Linen and Cotton SHEETING, &C., &C.; and, In
fact all goods as cheap as they can be bought
elsewhere.
BLACK SILKS all grades, but we call especial at.
tention to our $3.50 grade, the best, we feel
free to say, ever offered in this city.
COL0RED SILKS from 81 to $3.50 per yard;
EMBROIDERED POLONAISE;
PARASOLS In great variety ap5
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TORsES AND MULES. AT AUCTION.
W Gill coll ut our stables SATURDAY, April
2srh. at ii O'Clock, FORTY FlRsT-CLAsS
HORSES and MULES. r,,>-,, co
lDHNfh d We n
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ZEAL EsrAr rrT-.-...
'pIcHMoND
REAL EsrATE EXCHANGE,
\ 20. HOS NAE srsxrr.
fSAEN EVERY MONDAY At 10 o4crf,,y ;,

HnNDIHs or THE EXCHANGE.
WELLINGTON Gopprr, cpUnss ~.
J.. l.. AefEnBOH, N HT "ILLiAAs
LYME 4 BRoTHRR, HiLL 4 En,n,
ffiG TMnnpsos z 49, 90. p;K: WEisieEs,
CHAFPIE. srIPLEs 4 Co W. X. For ..oSSLLISG,
BURTON, CARrsH & TO-, WILLIAMS Z G H.;
On all sales Of real sstats matt ba.,.., a.
Of 'a"%a'y and 'ata Of June aH t1rss noya 49, ~
se@s gear aosst be paid blythe pnrchn,s- ~ NJ
sales made 6etsossn the lst Of July and laa =. ~
year the sa1es Aaeste BE- pad The ssge,, - " ~
NH 21-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-23

BY aoddln, Warren. . So,
Real ExtsFe A gents and Auctaoasss''
11f,a Maiu street ~

..-si siatsk.ls@-' y tht
,,,,,, VIZ DESIRABLE BUILDING toeT ~
IN THE SOUTH SIDE OF OLArr 2HINNFY
r ;2 TH EhIL HTERsECI e s hRHnnEW-
40 a. FF RI IN REAROF SPRING rAhFMn R SALE
sI pH ~ n 81 EHATTORF'S GARDEN; EFT iJTfSS-
g tpIfnI III LUCTION-We viii .e'i On e public
A. ~. oad Instant, at O'Clock =: D. .hore de-
49, ao en- he nremises, the LOTS as sr Vide
auC itod an nv Ks feet 10 an alfey ~ q. mad
o' Tusus One Fourth cash; 9s1anrad Inv decd Of
:, O .nonthx with interest added, I'll pTS CO. -
trast. ,9..o ycnts and Auctioneeta.
nv Grubbs 4 Williams
Real Estatc Agents and AucsoneerS,
Eleventh street between Main anu DA''~
TIVE NEAT AND CoM ONE ;HTAsTYs
10 ,LED DWELLING No: , sSo "AND o
EI =; sTREET, BETWEIEsEHr RIJiLDING
tUUhTrTMa I'M TWO HANDSsoihME TRITON
nnTS irI0iEING, FORSAL,Eso Aresides in dis
At The reouest or the owner, upon Tire prem-
tant State we will sell ~ enpti, ut ~ o'clock Z:
LOCATED ss as a e. e.
IL, tne nv go in the occupancy VI RESIDES three
deScrDcu pR six mai ad haserneut,
There is also an IA ,rvo additional
smalief ,ohen completed, VIII aau -ooms carriage
WHEEL, ,iso kitchen WITH u ns Set 70 nm alley 4
feet WIDE after the sale OF the mouse each s3
seli , tns feet, with handsome SHADE 'fo'' "'"o
front accommodating, and Will pc s ahHs.
IEEh - ale GRUBBS lLE.ianne,s
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