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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-10

Gordon, OF Georgia. that Grant
Wants 70 Kun aS the Candidate Of
tie People.
A representative Of the Atlanta Herald
On the ISt inst interviewed Senator Cor
don; In response 70 thequery whether be
believed third election Ras desired By
the President aenerEl Gordon Is reported
IS saying; {
" certainly do. think that President
Grant b exceedingly anxious 70 run again
and will be very apt 10 doso. IAmYery In.
innate with him; d much % Is almost any
one, and he q Always very cordial with
me. i think DO certainly intends 70 rur
again" ~ ~
When asked whether he would receive
the Republican nomination, the Senator
said;
r. don't think General Grant desires q
party nomination at their hands. His
ambition ID 70 run q the peoples cAndi-
date not q Q Democratic or Republi.
can candidate, bat q 0 candidate Of the
people Of the United StAtes-as Q candi.
date Of great Grant party, Il you please.
Evidences Of this ambition are eyinced
daily. Bis absolute Independence Of al Re.
publican leaders; the indifference with
which he incurs the enmity Of Morton,
Logan, or Butler, and, above all,
the evident pans he tAkes 70 show the
South that he 10 not her enemy. A man
cannot DO with Grant any length OF time
beioFe he catches his kindly drift In fRYoF
9th southern people. Bis idea seems 70
DO 70 ahoW our people that he i Presi-
dent not Of one section, but Of the Repub.
Lie, and that he shall deal 10 them Just
such judgments AS 70 those who followed
the StAfS and Stripes. Still, II Grant
wants the nomination Of the Republican
party he will getit Not that they pre-
Ter him 70 any other candidate. Not Of
all For with the tradition Of the
Republic, and the spirit Of our institu-
tons % decidedly against such Q course,
they will be timid about offering 9 third
term candidate. They viii nominate
him, though, because they will be afraid
not 70 do Il. For two reasons: First
they believe be 10 the only man who can
hold the Republican party 10 victory
and Obey are right In thls) that he d
much stronger than his party. Second
they fear that II they leave him ont be
will DO picked up by some middle party
or even by the Democratic party, and
run against them. Hence, Il he want
the nomination, he will, in my opinion
get Il without any trouble"
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WATRRTowN, Wis, July 1.-THE con-
tinuous heat, coming down from clear
sky, accompanied BY wind that seems
10 rapidly absorb all moisture out Of veg.
citation, Is causing serious appreheusIons
Is 10 Its effect on the crops. Already
many meadows Of grass look shriVeled
and Withere1, and, where recently moved
the stubble seems burnt and dried, des-
troying the roots. It Is feared the mAtur.
ing grain.felds will be materially damAg.
ed unless there Is 9 change Of weather
soon. A rain Is needed badly, but as yet
there are no indications Of such check
on the injury which the consuming sun
shine Is silently producing on everything
now growing. .
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DIED.

wHRAT.-on Wednesday, July 8, 1874 MAJ,
TIA r, WHIAF, I0lieI OF The late James n
wheat, sr, In the 7ith year Of hlr age, ~
FunetRl from her late residenee In Routh
Wheeling, on Friday morning, July 10th, at {
O'Clock. Friends Of the family arc respectfully
invited to attend. ''-'' Y
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THE CROPS.
The EGse,ssOf the prouSh.
NUGCATIlIR, IOWA.

MuscAErHl, IA, July 6-The weather
hare 3 ieatidlly hot and dfy. Ever
thing iaihe skApe Of yegetatlon q WilI.
ing me graso nmY lawn, thls q Wesk
ego looked 80 green and fresh, Is now %
dry that fire would run over IT. Tho
meadows are in the same condition.
Small: grain b gone up generally. All the
rain that ever fell could not save It now.
Fot, three successive years / have sown
down about one hundred acra in grass,
only 70 zee Il bum up alter doing well
and giving good promise Of Q crop. here
We have had three dry years in succession,
and consequently the ground has dried
out Iot quits depth, and this e the rea.
son why vegetation succumbed % soon
this year. Last season We had sufficient
rain up 10 the 9th oil July, when the
drought set In. This year the dry, hot
weather set In In May, and since then we
hGVe had only one wet spell. The early
potatoes have taken the second growth.
The strawberries have dried on the vines.
The raspberries are drying up, even when
heavily mulehed. The lew apples that
were LETT rs are falling Of the trees, and
the fruit trees are dying by hundreds. Bot
the feature most 70 DO dreaded e the
scarcity Of water on the prairie farms, a.
the small streams are drying up; and
what people are going TO do for their
stock, l can't conceive. Il d now the DO.
ginning Of the usual dry season, and the
thermometer d ranging high among the
OGs. II We should be 20 fortunate q to
get rain soon, It would save the corn and
late potatoes, and furniSh pasture for the
stock; but, Of the best, 1t e 9 sad prospect
before the farmer; and how be d 70 meet
bis obligations and pay his taxes, Il more
than can conceive, r, 49,
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LARsrNn MICH.

LANSING, MICH, July Wheat har-
vesting has commenced In this vicinity
This week II will be general throughout
the central portion Of the State. Many
farmers think that the crop will average
q little over last years. The weather al
present seems favorable to prevent rust.
The wool trade continues brisk; one buy.
er has taken In 10000 lbs. this season,
and he proposes to take in 100000 more.
LAFAYETTE, IND.
LAFAYETTE, 1ED., July 1.-THE wheat
harvest in this section Is progressing rap.
idly, and bids lair TO be much above the
average,
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WILLOW HILL, MI,

Willow Hull, Jasper Co., IL, July 9
Wheat d splendid; Oats and grass are
not 9 half crop. Corn Is almost ruined,
on account Of chinch bugs and dry wealth.
er. Potatoes are light Fruit, Q lair crop
Weather extremely dry.
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EpUCATE YoUR SONS.

HGtiozA Business College. Prepares young
men and boys for business LIE. individual IA.
Btruetton given each student II has The best
taaohar1, best eoufseQ study, and does moEf for
~ GtudGntA. For Circular address
UARTtN d PRA6HKR
IaS g7I5 en- Wheeling, NJ. "a
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WELLINGTON. I'LL.

WILMINGTON, ILL.,, July 1.-THE cror
prospects have changed somewhat for the
Worte Corn Is now suffering for rain
and is rottipg badly. The rain that hal
fallen was quickly swallowed or licked
upby the burning sun and dry earth, OF
scattered BY the winds, 30 that corn 4
making but little growth.
| also learn that adjacent 10 fields OIL
fall OF spring wheat the chinch. bugs have
put In their appearance in force, and, IN.
less copious showers Of rain ahAll fall
coon, they will likely do no little damage;
for, as soon Is these bugs are forced 70
leave the small grain, they fasten them
selves upon the young and tender corn.
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H PAso, III,

81 PASo, IL, July 1.-THE drought
here is fearful IN the extreme, and there d
no prospect for rain. The chinch- bug d
eating oats, wheat and corn, and the
people are much discouraged Of the gen-
erAi outlook Of thinra.
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TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN
i willing 70 room together can Be aeco,. - ~
dated with Q Well-farniShed room on ne I1isrS
q q 90 each per month. KYeEJthine provi1aS
Situation delightuL Knquifo q The 1iteiiiesn.
Ieer once. 7siT's - isEo
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WAR DEPARTMENT, q
w 6uRgEoN's 6EHKIAI,s OYFfoH. !
WAAHN0FoH, d, O.. Julv 4 IETl =

wv 6URGEoN's eERKRAI'B oYTToH. !
WAmnGFoH, D. O., July /, 1874.
An Army Medical Board win meet At New
YORK CITY. and Q similar board o. San FranciSco
on The ath or August next, for the exarninNtIor
ot AndieAtes for admission into the NedIeal
star OF the o! Q. Army, ~
,Applleaaons for permission 10 appear before
theeo Boards should DO addressed 70 DE SScro.
~ o. Was, through The surgeon General, q. 5,
The application must be in the hand.vritinR
OF me candidate, and must state he fuli nGme
residence, age, and date and place on birth. Can,
didates must Do between 81 and - NeGrs N S1e
and graduates Of Medical CoilcrI, havfnS
thorough and complete eoune Of medie1i edpes.
aon5eyiesnee Of which must DO sub mitted h
must be furnished, u0n1
II DE applicant has been in the ue,,I.,, a.,
Nee Of The army the net should 30 statsd M ~
In such cases the limit Of age may - ests,, IA
iueleet % Tho decision Of the seeretary OF Wa
No allowance l. made for travel or o.he-f.-.
penses o. persons undergoing exSminatton a. q
10 IN indispensable prerequISite 70 Sppofntn I :
Used Surgeon General. q. 3. Az
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General NotIces,.

DIVIDEND : ''.7' l-7.1 !. !. : =.
BHDaEPoET, BnxOHF Co., o., July 6, 1874.
The Directors OF the La Belle Glass compan,
have this day deeIaseda Cash Dividend OF DC,
cent ont OF The earnings Of The sttix months
81 - ~ W. r. BRrNroN. sso,,.
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Observation-Disclosures.
DELICIOUS NOTICE.

hLlstous NOTICE.
~ czsSsaI 81 a Rsa. R & 4Isss1i
Hlhe..sn W. o'e.oek A. y.
sosisaa a. szpssisd o paFtispiisSs a Jes.
;S5Ss:i,aalA. win be iA,'H's ia q. asT g.
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a No1ENT ORDER HIBERNIANs

Tia members Of his Order are n qusstsa 70
meet IN tAef Han tAis morning II . O'Clock, 10
attend The funeral ofIhs RI RsT. BIIhOp Whsian.
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COMPREHENSIVE. .
MACHINE SHOP
Co-PARTNERsH1P NOTICE.

John D. Reynolds having bean admitted az q
member Of our nrm, the business win DO con.
ousted hereafter under the hrm name Of Henne.
gen, Bates 4 %, An persons indebted TO the
old nm viii please call md settle. -
lN WI. q. HRHNRaKE a Co
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Remarkable Declaration Of Senator
Gordon, Of Georgia. that Grant
Wants 70 Run as the Candidate Of
the People.
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THE EYE-oUR PERFECTED
IN yeLrS We have made them Speeility, md
ne Thousands who hare beoa relieved from
dlmmed vision and whose eyeB have been 70.
stored % health Ind Ngog testify 10 thelr inertia
Ihey relieve all dimnes1, dizziness, and other
diseases q The eye. Call q 1901 Market street,
Watches, Clocks, JeHely, Silver ware. Ae.
1YlO. OXfOBY d DURYKLD,
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EoK 0aIe.

" . hIMbEftlI o %.
once: Cor. Market and i4th sts, R J.snyta'l
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RirI,,,.o,td lispanh.
sg,I,,,.Y DECEMBER Is. 1874.

Trr New PosyAL-LAw on PRiS r.l. III ~,
~se.The new law, whsch goes .n@ s,a 1sTsi
IN the LIST Of January, receives very ssu. ~.
cornnepdatseu, the onsy ones WY , uI s.
favor is being few "weak.sue. ~ p cs,,.s a
ers. Papers that cannot pay TWO ,,. eens s,,.
hound postage 10 advance had netter s, uH
cumb gently and give up tne gnosI, "a
postmastess Snow the dlincuay % psa,:s,nrr,
In collecting postage at the once OF ueiS 81
So great had the abuse become sna1 , mi =. az
well estimated that fully one ns!i VI III sus
printed matter passing through we aan0
Welded no revenue whatever 10 Tue Soss ~.
MEM There can be no doubt that both the
law and the plan will work wen, ana prose
creditabies TO the Administration "n, ~, OFF
pinated and carried them out.-- 'trt'ss's'
Postal Record.
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
No. 1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i BRICK-SrORE. WITH DWELLING OVER
SANE. SITUATED ON HULL STREET Be
TWEEN ELEVENTH AND TWELF Il
STREETS, IN TIKI CITY OF MANCHESTER;
ATAUCTION.-By virtue of certain trust deed
executed by Alexander lvis and wife, bearing date
on 18th december, 1878, duly recorded In the
CLERKS Office OF Chesterfield County Court, IN d. b.
81 page 24a, to ME Us trustee, shall. In execution
of said trust being so required by the bene1ciaries
therein PANIED, sell at public auction, on the pre-
mises, on WEDNESDAY, the 30th DECEMBER
1874, at o'clock 2. 81, the aooye-Gescribed pro-
perty. consisting of q BRICK STORE with dwelling
over same, containing about four rooms ana the
usual out-houses. Lot 2S1s by IS feet.
TERMS. Cash as TO expenses OF sale and 10 pay on
q certain bond executed by AiexaL der Avis, dited
18Th December, 1873, and PAYABLE twelve monlhs
AFTER date for the sum OF 81 800 with interest on
same from maturity until PAID as to The residue OF
the purchase Oney, on such terIs as will De mace
known ut the hour OF sale.
de Is TuOMASF. POLLARD, Trustee.
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SELECT BOOKS FOR YOUR CHILDREN
az WITH CARE. r.

nv Stock Of JUVENILE BOOKS Is so large that It
is impossible 10 mention them all. Purchasers are
requested to call aud examine the best line Of u
TO- ~
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ny lyme & Brother,
Real Estatci Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE IMPROVED AND USIMPROVED
REAL ESTATE IN THE TOWN OF FULTON,
FRONTING ON LOUISIANA. GRAHAM, Sc
COND, AND THIRD STREETS. ALSO, LOT
WITH THkEE BRICk.AGD.FkA1fEDH HOUSES
THEREON ON TWENTY-FlFTH BETWEEN
MAIN AND CARY STREETS, AT AUCTION
BY virtue Of decree rendered by the Chancery
Court OF the city of Richmond on the Gath day OF
February, 1874. IN the cause Of Mayo. guardian, cs
Mayo aud ais. shall, on TIE 18TH DAY Of DE
CEMBER, 1874, sell by auction, on the premises,
the following REAL ESTATE:
Ist ALU'f with THREE BRICK-ASn-FRAME
TENEMENTS thereon, fronting Oh alley between
Main and Cary streets leading out to TwenIy-hfth
street, now Occupied by good tenants. Each house
contains three rooms &c.
Cd, VACANT Lot corner Third aud Louisiana
streets, fronting 100 feet on Louisiana street and
100 feet on Third street.
Sd. VACANT LOT No. 2. fronting 100 feet on
Louisiana street and l 90 feet on second street.
4th. LOTS NOS. 81 and %, corner Third aud
Louisiana streets, fronting each 25Nl1O feet WITH
a FRAMED HOUSE thereon, formerly occupied
by Mrs. Consadne. . ,,,,,
9th. FOUR LOTS on Graham between Gillian
and Marshall streets, fronting each 3Oxl q feet
being all Of Lot No. 4. and parts OF Lots No. ana
5 In Square 90 In the plan Of Fulton.
TERMs {: Une.third cash residue at d ana IL
months. the purchaser giving his bonds bearing IN,
terest from day Of sale, title being retained unlll
purchase. money Is paid and conveyance Is Or
dered by the court
- WILLIAM A. MAURY. Commissioner.
de S,9l1I3, 5,16.17, 1921 %. 23 26.272o.Ze
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,IOSTHLIES.

Hreklies or monthlieS for $40. :.
Specimen copies of any Of the above sent postpaid
to any address on receipt of tea cents. ..
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Bronaugh 6 Taylor,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents, +
/ Office opposite Courthouse, on Hull street,
! SIS Manchester, Va. siE .ta

A LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE AUG.
IMPROVED PLUG AND SMOKING .TOBAC.
co FACTORY MACHINERYAND FIXTURES.
By request of Wilson c. Thomas we VIII sell at
public auction, on MONDAY the 21st December,
1874, on the premises. ut factory No. ~, corner
OF Nineteenth and Franklin streets, Richmond, Va,
the following MACHINERY, FIXTURES, &C.,
consisting In parton
abe), .sats
8 CIRCULAR SAWS and TABLES,
/ STEAM HYDRAULIC PUMP.
6 HYDRAULIC SIlAPE-PRESSES, s.."
6 HYDRAULIC POT PRESSES,
l6 BoX-SCREwS and LEVERS,
sHAPES OF all sizes,
PoTs. BILLETs. BANDS, SISKERs, &C.,
KINGS PATENT LUMP-MACHISE (neWh
SHAFTlNG, PULLEYS, HANGERS, BETTING, &C.,
STEAM PIPING,
SNORING ! oBACco CUTTERS.
STEM GRINDER,
BAG..CUTTER, BAG-PAcKsR, BoLTING-M A.
. CHINE, &c.
Large lot of
DRYERS, BENCHES, TOBACCO KNIVES, LUMP
BOXES, BALANCES. &C.,
] PLATFORM SCALES (Fairbanks's). small size;
CARPERTERs' TOOLS. GRINDSToNEs, CADDIRs,
BOXES. LUMBER. &c.
MARVIN & Co. IRON SAFE,
HORSE ~.
8 DRAYS and HARNESS. -.
In fact everything requisite to carry rst-class
manufacturing and smoking tobacco establish
meDt. ....,-.-
over 81 co. four months for negotiable notes. inter-
est added, and satisfactorily endorsed: ~
The above sale will take place at10h oc!ockA.
NJ. and be conducted by j: THOMPSON BROWN,
Auctanecr. BRONAUGH & TAYLOR,
h de I'm, F,&M4t ltyHt3 AnctIoBeers."
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BY Edward G. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
- 1nIc zr.x-

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FRAME
CHOUsE AND LOT IN RICHMOND, No. 724
NORTH SECOND STREET, BET ZEN jack
SON AND DUVAL STREETS.-By virtue OF an
by the Chancery Court OF the city Of Richmond IN
the cause therein pending. entitled Murphy and
wife us. Meredith, shall proceed 70 self, on the
premises, the above property at public auction TO
F. NJ, the 10Th day OF December. The LOT fronts
80 feet on the west side Of S. cord street, and has
thereon FRAME DWELLING.
TERMS: One third cash. and the balance In two
equal instalmeuts. the purchaser executing nego-
table notes therefor. with Interest added, at six
and Twelve months, The title to he retained until
purchase. money Is fully paid and CONVEYANCE or
uered by court. RICHARD l.. &AURY,
de SDeciai Commissioners
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

FRAMED DWELLING ON BAkER
\ r STREET BETWEEN ST. PET ELS Ann Nh
ST. JOHNS STREETS, AT AUCTtON;I,,MMe OK NV
sell at auction. on the premises on snd itT
located as above described, at present occuplea Wy
i A lice Gale, the widow Of John Gale. 49,. Geo
The house is q wooden building. and nas n n,a
room In IL: and the lot frohts t~ent3-nfc ie's
runs back seventy eight feet. ,,,woIyc
TERMS One-sh cash balance ut sia anu .s.a
months fer negotiable notes wiin lh.eaeS I.
and ,itfts retained until all the purchase,
paid. Er Gh obDa " amc,ioneers.
Il de Is AWL-I9s~-s
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Reai Estate Agents and a nctfoneers,
ittn No.12l2 Main street.

rJSRUsTEE'S SALE OF THAT, VAL
l. UABLE LITTLE FARM KNOWN AS LAL.
REL, HILL; ALsU,THE FlOLLY.HILL TkACT;
iiMGDiATELY OPPOSITE, SITUATED IN =
tHENRICO COUN ABOUT Six; MIL ES BE
Low THE CITY OF, RICHMOND.sA AND. OPPO:
SITE THE LAUREL-HILL CHURCH, BY
EAUCTION-By5 virtue OF certain trust deed
executed by g: c: Robinson and John y: ,ChiI-
Pesrce and Fannie NJ. his wife, 10 me as trustee,
bearing date the 2Sth Of october, lS73 duly re.
corded In the clerks office of Henrico County Court
ID Il. 90, page $50, shall. in execution or said
trust, being SO required by che beneficiary sen a.
public auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY 18th
day of December. 1874, at the hour Of O'Clock
p. NJ,
ninety.iwoi acres, and the improvements, &C.,
thereon. There Is fine orchard on the place, and
soil very good.
ed. All The Interest In the H0LLY-SPRIEG
TRACT, containing seventy Two acres; also, six
teen acres adjoining Of good land.
This Is very desirable little farm, and TO parties
Wishing to invest offers good chance. cgt. !.
TERMS: Cash us to expenses OF sale and TO pay on
a certain note amounting to $500 with inter-
es from maturity; as 10 the residue on such terms
as will be announced ut the hour CT sale. n.y.
dec w. II. LYME, Trustee.
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AUCTI0NEERs, DC.
NOTICES no TAx.PAYEl
TAXES FOR 1874. :.
CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,

CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,}
RICHMOND, VA, November so, 1874.
This office viii be open daily ''from O'Clock A..
NJ. to O'Clock P. 81. from the 10TH TO THE s1sr
DAY OF DECEMBER, inclusive, for the purpose
of recei wing from any person who has already paid
half of the CITY TAXES charged TO him the re-
naming half, and that TEN PER CENT. Will be
added q theamount of said remaining half OF the
tax charged In every case where the party assessed
shall fall TO pay said remaining half within the
time so limited.
aButin case any person, having failed 70 pay In
the mont. of June one-half Of the city taxes due
from such person, shall fail 70 pay the whole
amount thereof on or before the aIst day Of De-
cember, there shall be added TWENTY PER CENT
upon the amount Of the tax so remaining due
The Collector. would especially call attention to
the delinquent bills, REAL AND Personal. In adj
don to the twenty per cent 20 be- added, he 10 dl-
rected by ordinance post COPY q MI delinquent
personal bills aat the front door Of tho City Hall
during the February term of the Hustings Court"
JOHN I. hEGNAuLT
de lin soilscsor. &
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BY Lyme Il Brother.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Main streer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT WITH
Il TWO FRAMED TENEMENTS THEREON,
CORNER OF LEIGH AND FIF T + E II d
STREETS, AT AUCrION.-By virtue Of certain
trust deed, executed to me as trustee. from W. K.
TYLER, DR.. dated 9Th day of Jnne, 1874, of record
In the clerks office Of the Chancery Court for the
city Of Richmond In d. B. 103, A., page l94,
shall in execution Of said trust, being SO required
by the holder Of the notes therein secured sell at
public auction, on The premises, on w EuNtSDA4,
the described property, consisting Of a LOT
with two FRAMED 1ENkMkNIS thereon, con-
tanning three rooms each. The LOTS ironttngeth-
cr about IS feet running back the usual depth.
Terms: Sufficient in cash to defray the expenses
of sale and TO pay off certain nj gotiable note exc
cuted by W. b.. Tyler. dated 9Th June, S74 and
payable six months after date for the sum of %
on credit rs to S10450 until 9Th March, 1875 :;
and as the residue, such terms as VIII be made
known at the hour Of sale. Il. u. LII NE, ~.
de IL Trustee.
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Ea9rEasaYI ,ssA .r;ss..ssa,as a Z


IT0gJsEHOLD FURNITURE, tA II :
PETS. 81 Ne y r. HEWING-Mk CHINE,
FEATHER BEDS. STOVES &C..i At. AgC.
our aEctien.yoonis an assortment OF FURNlTURE,
conaistiug Of III ~ g w
BEDSTEADa.y fWARDRdBESti 9asa ~ 40
BUREAUS. WAEHSrANDS, I'M -
tTABLES. CHAIHSs -
SIbEBOAHDs, TrN-SAFES. 80
New HAIR and SHUCE MATTREsSE5, 81 RI s
Two superior FEATHKa b EDS 49,, ~
VELVET, BhUssELs, THHE E-PLY ana other "a
One iaTgSe-nze CooKISG-sTovEt and appurten-
Several arsfs, excellent MoRrlsa-aLoE1 HEArrsa-
p STOVES different sizesl.
FIRE. PLACE LATROBE STOVES, S
SOFAS, LOUNGES, &c. ~
a ALSO, ff3ssi
One entirely new SINGER FAMILY SEWING.
MACHINE. ID s}s5 COOK e LAUGHTON.
do III - Auctioueegs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-18

I'm OBEDIENCE TO An 0Kt5EH OF
% n s q asliss seni s sase e
NJ a.Leidy rss join y. N6ssieax 20 enforce the
mechanics Hen OF Ebe saif Iefays reecfdedI Hem
1co county CoHrt cfeSk o4Hec, Shall as commits
sionef appofnfsd f1yas1d order. proceed 10 seIl on
the premfses, on 4 ESOAY the $50 DAY OF be-
cembers tS7A, at4+P, M-sfhe HOUSE and IlOT
named In the said mech&ntes' Hem situated NJ tia
ssousfeastetn ;insgrsectioa OF Graham snd Erin
streets. in the town Of Fulton, In fhe County OF
Henrfco. = -. -
TEHlGa i Cash. WILLIAM HANCOCK,
II ~ h ! hi ,;sst 5. Commissioners.
. Sale conducted BY BURTON, CARTER q co. Pes,