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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-06-12
THE TENNESSEE PRESS.
Pirst's DAYS Meeting Ct the State Press
Association at Brownsville
Yesterday.
address OF Welcome, and Response by
Ylce-Presideat Tom Neal,
Presiding.
Banquet at the Exchange HOtel-An
Abundance OF Specializing,
and WIne.DrinkIng.


Special 70 the Appeal
BROWNSVILLE, Tenn, June If.-At
the meeting of the press association to-
day the state generally was represent
ed Inc conveltiOn was called to Or
der at four o'clock by the senior vice
president, Tom Neal, in the chair. after
the usual business, the alterations in the
Constitution, as reported By the commit
tee, were adopted by the association;
new members were elected, and the
meeting adjourned to nine o'clock to-
morrow
A grand banquet at the Exchange
hotel, given by the citizens OF Browns
vile to the as 0ciatiOn. The invitation
TO the bauqueting hall wss extended by
Colonel Robert Haywood. The address
of welcome by JeTvis Bond, Esq, In q
most felicitOus address, which was re-
ceiVed with raptUTOUs applause. Tom
Neal responded on the part Of the press
In a concise and beautiful speech, in
which be alluded to Brownsville IS tho
giant of West Tennessee, and made
many happy and appropriate hits patent
to the occasion. Speeches were made
by w. J. Slater, A. W. BrOekway, of
Brownsville, John C. Bureh, and Colonel
WllO Haywood. Hon. John 5. Kerr,
WHO WIS presenter as lile cGUNluANS lOE
governor, made q handsome speech.
Frank Bond, Esq, rising young law
yer of Brownsville, being called upon,
made neat talk, which reflected credit
upon the bar of Brownsville. Major Joe
Barbiere, Of Memphis, responded to a
call in a neat little speech. Frequent
calls were made for Colonel W. Ivie
WestbroOk, who has worked Ike a
beaver in making the visit Of the press
association one of the most enjoyable
events in the history Of journalism.
VOciierous calls were maize for DR.. r.
L. c. White, Of the Lebanon Herald.
Other calls and speeches were made,
while the wine flowed like water. The
banquet was one of the most superb we
ever participated in. Brownsville is a
great place. and Paul Dismukes the best
caterer in the world. The Grafton Of
DR.. George w. Matthews will be deliv-
| cred tomorrow night. The following is
/ the programme for tomorrow night:
Grafton, by DR.. George W, Matthews,
| Of the SomeIviIle Falcon, address, by
Captain J. B. Murphy, of the Columbia
| Herald and Na1i pOeIn by DR.. r. L. c.
| White, Of the Lebanon Herald. The
press association will make an excur-
sion to Memphis Saturday morning.
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Proceedings Of the First COnven-
tiOn of tten.Dealers = An
Influential Gathering and
Interesting Time.
8ili l.s
Names Of Officers Elected John
$. ToOf, OF Memphis, Seere-
tary-ImpOrtant PrOposi-
tons by Mr.. Proudat,
Of Memphis.
y Er
Reports from Important Commit
tees-FalI Report Of the Busi-
ness OF Two Days ys-The
Government and the
Staple Etc.
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An Hour and Half Devoted to the
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and ioin the ranks of the union. The
episode created some eommotion, and
one colored boy deserted. AT the same
time there was a sort Of demonstration
at ansther point in the line, the women
taking a part, but it was not serious. At
eight o'clock not more than two OF those
sympathizing with the strikers were TO
be seen from the Longstreet works, but
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-15
S5fss8a rfrrsOH EAI.EA-Fufssre Days
~s<>~----~~~~~~
BY Cook q Langntun4 Auctioneers,
corner Governor aud Franklin streets.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
SPLENDID CARPETS,
GRAND PIANO,
BILLIARD-RaBLE,
ELEGAETgEDDlNG,
MIRRORS,
CARRIAGE AND HORSES, &C., &C.,
AT AUCTION.
AUCFfON sALEs-Futssre Days..

AZ fine reouest of the administrator OF Mrs. c. u.
Jones, deceased, we will sell at auction. on WEp-
NEsDAY the 22d instant, % iT and Eleventh
streets, all OF the FURNITURE, &C, OF the resi- 81
embracing the largest ana most eT
i GRAND PIANO. with stool and cover: rms IN,
strument has been pronounced one OF the finest
sP p tnd sy fKE sssRSf aaTE
splendid ERENcH-PLATE PIER mi, MIRRORS;
s sapEendid RosEWoon PaRLoR sGfT covered
With satin brofsses s9TPe snysred with velve,
spleRnd disdd'R REPS LACE CURTAINS and COR
REc cErTiiN CHAIRS. ETAGEREs; .
LIBRA of valuable MISCELLANEOUS
Hau Mones si,1r OF HALL FURNITURE;
HALL and STAIa OIL-CL0THS, &C.
In the chambers viii be found r,,p S,r1Ypr :,
WALNUT, with rosewood trimmings, COM
Complete suits Of OIL r W Al EHRhIlrrohE'
BED LINEN, BOLsTERs, and PILLOWS,
CHINA TOILET WARE. FIRE res SETS, &C.
The dinIng-room is furnished with
| SPLENDID MAPLE SlDEBOAkD and CHINA
| wA ISTSf' EXTENSION TABLES,
Dining-room CHAlKS, REFRIGERATOR,
Large assortment Of ia Bile CUTLERY, IVORY
HANDLE KNIVES and FORKS, CASTORS,
| TABLE LINEN, &c..&C.
| The halls throughout are furnished with the best
ENGLISH TAPESTRY, CARPErlNG, and
| IRON i PORCH fsI;rrEEs and VASES.
ALSO:
| l handsomely. finished PHELAN 6 COLLAN-
Dkk'S CAKUM BILLIARD TABLE, win
balls, &C., complete-the whole costing $500.
nair MATCH CARRIAGE HORSES, with CAR
| RAGE, HARM hsS, ROBES, NETS, coy
EKS. &C, complete, Justly regarded one OF the
llndsomest turhouts i'll the city.
Tie entire Gttt OF the residence is as handsome
rs any in the City, is ali OF the best manufacture.
and has been well kept.
| The sale is positive and unreservcd.
| In Csder that the public MAJ have the opportu-
nifty of examining the furniture, the house viii be
open from 0 until O'clock on Tuesday, 2lst ln-
| sIaut COOK & LAUGHTUS.
| w = auctiOnecrS,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THE u.r,
k IN SsSas AZ Z y so LL,EEAsss lEsT9Is
ABOUT SIX MILES NORTH OF RlrIunvAIED
The FksMs OF ABRII ~ tgsSD,
WICK, DIR. D. ~. POWELL, AND .. II rwsAR.
SHAW.-By virtue or q deed OF trus, erscUUiaES-
q. G. PaeskfG and wife o. the sui, crtsc, Ged By
tee. dated 9th Of May and duly = drss
ing thereto required by the creditor secnres BE-
sell IL auction, upon the premises on Nf,y.dh Ma
l7th OF August. at IL O'Clock b., the FAPgDlAY,
referred to-. occupied by Ar. PaiEskie n anss
EIGHT HUNDRED AND TWENTY o.ynn,,ains
ACRES, more or less, and taken as who'll ysS
veil rs any tract Of IFS size In the COUNTY hss ~
fTehundred acres are cleared. and prod.ire. aaDas
IN corn, wheat, and oats. and Is besides wrI naetJ
ed TO grasses. trucktng, and frult-gro1Iny h.tp.-
three hundred acres are In wood and iImfe, A"sR
The improvements consist of n good itwvr,
ING, with eight rooms, servants quarter" ILL
stables, and the usual other oui.buliings az
good order. az n
There is also fine orchard. The farm
watered. The neighborh0of Is one OF The = se!
the vicinity OF the city. ssa
Those wishing 10 purchase really yaIuaht. :,
ptrty. which must increase Ia value wi,h,be 30, F9-
Of the city. are invted TO examine the above In
the Gay OF sale. eiosS
A map Of solitaire may be seen a, the os..,
the auctioneers. eM
TERMS: The deed authorizes sale for r,s,.x
cfcnt TO pay debt for about 1884. with ,ba a-
penses or sale adde0. As TO the residna 10y. re
terms to be prescribed by the grantor, or sappa
signs, Of which announcement will be mat ~ -
: JOHN b. CRENsHAw. Tr,.,e.
GgCBBS Il WILLIAMS, autioneers O..
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Room the Cincinnsti Commercial
Jccmcs Awe.
IA sung with great applause II, an a.., .ne "
60 ,Sarebo,,ses throughout the Union

m warehouses thfOugupHt u"
Tn ycs small hou's OF the night,
when everything Is sill. .,n,,
A whisper steals from out OF s'shs
Rthtad the wi6dow.si!i~-
:Jtm Jim! oil. jim!
Jim, Wake 10, jim -,
S,reet. Owen-J GENES jim ave.
y,.n rosv mon hes flushed the east,
Refo' the break Of dSy.
Yha,b ,ac voice. that sounds at least
Ten Thousand miles away
Him jim. oh. Jim.
Him, YOU Jim. 49,,
Sw,e;.Oweu-|ecmes jim ave.
\, noon,,me when the summers sun
Ia nIaz ling in ,ne skies.
Vixen hat the busy CAV u "o"S
A alts'c'cd echo cries.
Him jim say. jim. Va,
J.it-i- N. am hungry: jim
Swte,- Owen-Jeemcs,J jim ave-
4, evening. when the sun Is low,
And bats are on The wing.
wnsn shadows faint and fainseh grow
4 h. gentle q. pDehs sing
Jim, jim oh, him
Jim! want you. Jim:
observation-disclosures, Jim Awe
At dead of night. when all Isl OAK
The NJ Don Uehi"d The hill; -.
When Sig;itiugalcS QUITO the ID NJ
Mr,hinE> l:ah 'em still
Jim jim Why, jim.
lin You comm, jim
sweet, tweu-Jc cmes, jim ave.
from early mon I'LL dewey eve,
From diISky eve I'LL mon
S1me one has callei, do believe,
Siuce r,.,t poo Jim Was oo'n-
Jim! jim Come, jim!
jim. God bless Ut jim
Sweet-Uwen- JecLes, jun ave WOW,
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BY james NJ. Taylor &c Son,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers,
Office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT DESIRA-
i BILE NEW TWO STORY FRAME DWELL-
INCH USE. CONTAINING FOUR R0OMS'
AND KITCHEN WITH TWO ROOMS, AZ PhES-
ENT OCCUPIED BY Il. +. JONES, ESQ.-Ihe
lor fronts 2G feet more or less on The south sue OF
China street between Laurel and Cherry streets.
running back 100 feet u an alley seventeen feet
wide with good well Of water thereon.
BY virtue of Il deed of trust executed TO Inc I'M
dersgned as trustee by RO:ert f. Jones' trustee Tor
Ann Y. Jones, dated July 5. 1873. aud duly re-
corded in the clerks Office of Richmond ChancerS
Court III ID. Il. OF b, page 90, 10 SECURE the pay
ment of certain negotiable notes therein men
toned default having been made in the payment OF
one Of sid notes. and 1T the request OF The hoiaer
thereof I shall proceed to sell at pubic auction
upon the uremiscs. on TIL URSDAY the 23d dai o.
july. STA, at o'clock L. NJ :. the REAL ESTATE
above Inscribed and conveyed by said deco OF trust
TERMS: Enough In cash To pay the expenses OIL
sale and The sum Of 1851, with interest from July
s. 1874, until paid. and unon credit rs 10 -
iii july ). 1875; us to s403, I'LL July >, 1876
and the balance upon such terms rs viii be inadt
N'''''" - 4. {. WOODY, Trustee
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR Il Son. kuctioucers. Jy Ii
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BY bill L Goddip,
Real Estate Auctionccrs. los Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
( NEW BRICK STORE ON TIilRTEENrH,
BETWEEN MAIN AND GARY STREETS. AZ
AUCTI0N.-B, virtue of deed OF trust 10 me IN
Stevenson. and of record In The clerks office ich
mond Chancery Court ~: b: SO, c,psge 252 |
MONDAY. 2Oil day of July, 1874, at 6 O'Clock Z.
81. that valuable lot Of ground situated upon the
west SIDE OF Thirteenth street. bttwt en- Main am
cary streets. now occupied by William S. Wood &
Co. at GOOD RENAL The building Is new, AMI built
ia very substantial manner of brick covered WIN
lin. and contains modern improvements Tue lot
fronts 2l feet by IS ST. feet on Thirteenth street.
TERMS: Whilst the decd requires cash as TO
s2GSS, by consent of The parties Interested the
terms will he liberal and made known on me day VI
sale FRANK ID. HILL,
IL 0-tds Trustee.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALUA.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE LAND LYING In KING WILLIAM
C0UNrY.-As commissioner under decree oil the
Circuit Cour, OF king William county, rendered on
the 2lst Gay OF April, 1874, In the cause therein
pending between John A. kobins's executors ana
others. plaintiffs, and II. W. stamper and wife and
Others, defendants, the uDdersigntd will, on NON
Day. July 9th, 1874, icourt-dayl SELL at King
William court-house, Ut public auction, tn. TWO
TRACTS called I" Haynelc" and "Joness,n being
part Of the very valuable estate Of The late Robert
A. Aunday, deceased.
Tile said tracrs lie contiguous within one mile
OF convenient Landing on tic Pamunsey river,
adjoining the lands hf Mr Franklin Siearns anu
others. aud contain 550k ACRES, by recent SUR
yey, of which about 24O are arabic and very pro-
duciiye, the greater part OF u having mao heavy
dressing OF green SAND mari, With which IL ab0ands
the balance, of about $40 ncrfs Is iilnDs rd, snd
has upon It q large quantity or valuable pine ara
Wbfte-oak timber, very convenient Tor shipment.
TERMS: Cash enough TO pay ex penses OF sale ano
survey, say from IL SO to goo balance on credit
of one, two. aud three years, Ia eqaa, instruments,
with interest from day Of sale the purchaser 70 ex:
eeuIe bonds with approved security for The deferred
payments, and not 10 cut any wood or uinter, ex-
cept for the use OF the place, TIL 0uehalf Of the Dur
chase money shall have been paid, and title reiain-
ed TIL ordered by the eoust. !,
The undersigned. who lives adjacent. lias ptat OF
the land aud Will chow IL and the Land 10 any per.
son wtshing to examine II with the, view nt pur.
chasing. kOGEEGhsGUh1,
my II -aIt&IawSw Commissioner.
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BY Bronaugh l. TAYLOR,
Real Estate Agents and AucEoneers-
Office opposite Courthouse, on Hull street,
Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i TRACT UF LAND, NEAk MlDLOTlilAN
CvAL-MINFS, IN CttSTkkFltLD COUNTY
yA-By virtue OF deed of trust executed 10 me
AS trustee on the / 9th OF March, 1870, by william
Winfr, e. Jr and duly recorded la the clerk once
of Chesterfield County Court, %. %, p. o.
shalt. being required so TO 40 by the mhenciary'
sell ut rllUlic auction, on The premises, on les
DAY july rs, 1874, at IL o'clock NJ that valu-
able TRACT VI LAND lying near The Midlothian
coal mines In Chester field county, contlin.ng about
$50 ACRES, adjoining The lands Of franklin
siearns. d. d. Hancock, and Others. This land Hes
alOur two and half miles from CoalheId station,
on the Richmond and Danrlle railroad. withn lhe
Goa. field. About one third Is cleared the residue
i'm forest of oak and pine. he surface indications
OF the existence of coal are rs good Us any III the
coIl-heli. he buildings consist OF DIV c.LL-
ING with nine or ten rooms, and all necessary OUT
houses.
IEKIs: Cash sufficient to pay expenses of sale
and $50 and 81 $50 on the 10Th OF March, 1879
to he secured by de-, of trust on the property the
residue of the purchase money, IT any, 10 be paya-
bile az such times, aud secured In such manner The
said Winfree may Crec anu IN uelauit Oh Sucn u
recriCn is the trustee shall think III.
The purchaser will he allowed reasonable time
for examination of title, &C.. befre paying The plr.
chase money. but will ne required, us guarantee OF
good faith. TO de oSt the sum of 81 In cash with
The trustee ut the place Of SALE Immediately after
the property Is Knocked down. or otherwise Resale
will then be made. :. BROtJkS,
~ Lids Trustee.
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BY N. GoudIn
by ". IOUUIN,
Auctioneer aud Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" Bile LOTS IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
ON CHURCH HILL, At TIE I N3 1If1 irSl.;'iT
s SIRE 81. ALSO At THE s1GTHWksT
CJRNEH OF BROAD AND THIkTIETH
STREE rs; ALSO, FOUR LOTS, nos. 33,
81, 40, AND Az, N DUvAL'S ADDiIIyN;
VhL'S ADDITION, IN HsNklCo CouN.
TY, NEAR THE RESIDENCE OF JACOB
kECk-By virtue Of decree OF The Chancery
Court of the City OF Richmond entered on the 27tn
lune, 1874, In the case of Gogan's heirs against
Goddn and Others, We, US special commissioners
thereby appolpted, any of us, will proceed TO
sell ar puUiic auction. on the premises. on MON
LAY, the goth July, S74, at5 O'Clock T. NJ. the
Younger died seized-viz., the Two III ALE ACRE
LOTS one 1T the northwest corner VI Grace and
hirtieth streets. 1872 by Go feet; the other at the
southwest corner Of Broad and Thirtietn streets,
1872 by 65 feet, adjoining the residence OF Mr. w.
II. Williams.
After which, a. O'Clock p. NJ. on the premises,
those four beautiful haif-acre LOTS In Dural's au-
oition, NOS SO, "a, 40. and AZ, with several
frame tenemepts thereon,l bounded by ST. James,
ST. Stephens. Hill, and Coutis streets, to be sub
DIVIDED ut0 twenty lots each 80 by 120 feet to an
alley go feet wide having fronts Oh lh two former
streets.
al the same time and place will be sold those
THREE OTIS in Durai's ADDITION, In Henrieo
county, adjoining The residence Of Jacob keck,
containing together about Oh acres designated by
rha Nos 227, 22S, and 229. Plats of survey of all
the l1ts will DC exhibited at The sale.
TERMS: One-thfrd cash; balance at six aud
and title retained ull hi of the purchase money Is
fully paid,
$s$s Ss5 /; $',eHAaD,os. COMMITS.
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l5-6t*
GROVE. SPRINGS.

This ple,sant summer resort win be open as usual
on the 1st Of july.
AMTsRMENTs: Bowling alley, boating. fishing,
bunting, croguct, shady walks smid romantic
scenery. &c. Bathing BY plunge or shower; 9uts
screened by groves Of willows.
I Vegetables, fruit, butter, and poultry fresh from
AS heretofore only few select guests will be re-
ceiyed and reference required I'D :,
TERMS s35 per month. Location, Two ahu q
heif miiea from Woodstock, Shenandoah county,
Va. on baltimore aud Ohio railroad.
Close connection now from Richmond old s'auh-
ton by rail to Woodstock. ,,.
Woodstock. Va.
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HI j, L.. Apperson, 3.
Auctionees and Eeal Estate agent,
no. 1915 Main street.
T,RITsTEEys sALE OF THE VAIL

TRUSTEES SALE OF. The yALU-S
II ABLE BRICK STORE AND DWELLING
WEST SIDE UFSEVENTEEN BROAD
STREET, AT AUCTION.-Byv virtue OF . deed OF
trust from John Gallagher and wife 10 the Sub
ecriber. dated 31st OF iay. and duly record.
ed. shall tbeng thereto required ~ me beneficiary
1874. mt 6 o'clock F. II, III fair: if not, the next
fair day thereafter, the Is RICk STORE. DWELL
ING, and BAKERY occupied By the said Gallagher
and located as above, with rooms supplied With
wafer, gas. &c. The lot fronts "a feet IL inches,
and runs back 81 feet TO an alley twenty rect Vide
It IS regarded rst-rate business stand in that
locality, and It's proximity to the Offices of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company adds ma
terially to Its value,
TERMS: Whist the deed requires cash as TO the
debt secured and unpaid and expenses OF sale about
S2,250I the beneficiary will accept one-fourth In
cash. and the balance ut four, eight, aud twelve
months for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
cured by trust deed In lieu thereof as 10 The resi-
due, will be made known at the sale.
JOHN DUNLOP, Trustee.
j. l.. APPERSOy, Auctioneer. jy 7-tds
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Auction SALES This Dsy.
BY Richardson q Cos.
! Real Estate Agents and Anctioneerss
1113 Main street. IA.

VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND AND
ADWLLLING ON BROAD sTREET,
CHURCH HILL, FOR SALE By AUCIiSOlsSi;3,- W.
NJ STAY the 9th instant. mt O'Clock p b., the
yaIuable BUSINESS STAND occupied by pr ~ Le
Ss az foot nm the south siGe OF Broad street be-
tween ~ Tweniy-dfth aud Twcnty-sixth streets
Church Hill .nd
,raiva months negotiable notes 70 be given Tor the
deferred pa, 1ncnts. with interest added and Sc
cured os hueea " : RICHARDSON & CO..
AuctfoDeers.
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high CONSTABLE'S SALE.

will sell at public auction on THURSDAY, July
1G. 1874. 4. 10 o'clock A. 81, ut store on Ninth
street between Main and Franklin streets, the fol-
lowing property. to satisfy distress warrar in my
hands in favor of w. l.. Cowardin Us. Julian Al
lusi:
CANDY,
CANNED FRUIT,
NUTS, PICKLES,
GLASS JARS,
SHELVING,
I;E-BOX,
CIGARS.
TOBACCO, &C. -
A. X. nUESBERRY.
iy15-2t High Constable City Of Richmond.
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BY Lyme i Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1919 Main street.

r ARGE BRICK DWELLING, No. 80
IL SOUTH SHE Of JACKSON NEAR ADAMS
STREET FOR SALE BY.AUGTlOh. by request
of the owner we shall sell on FRIDAY, II III DAY
OF july. 1874, upon the premises, at q O'Clock I.
H., the above property; contains eight rooms
water, &C., on the lot. Lot fronts 30Uy l57 feet
10 3n alley.
LYME & BROTHER,
ivI4 Auc' foneers.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE s.Ir

DOR SALE PRIVATELY, VERY Vn-
n UABLE PROPERTY on BROAD sTsrrr
offer for sale NINE BRICK TENEMENT. -.
Broad between Third and Fourth streets. ibqit:
gross rent Of these houses Is $4,000 and o.b, s
Il Will be much increased as soou as The steam c
are removed, which have NO doubt viii tse q. ,Sa
this fall. JAMES Lyons
Refer TO }. L. APPERsoS. yi5.G:
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BY Cook & Laughton, AucLioneers,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

TCE-CREAM DEPOT AT AUCTION
i AT request of Messrs. A. Cappcli & Co., We
will offer for sale at auction on til UkSnAY the
10Th instant at 10 O'CLOCK, the establishment
known us TYLrR'S lCE-CKEAM DEPOT No.
together with the machinery, apparatus. and aI'-
Durleuances IF the business.
This Is 4 fine opportunity for an epterprising
man 10 get into paS lug business of several years
standing. $50,
The establishment may be examined and bought
privately before the d ~ Of sale II desired:
COOK Il LAUGHTON,
;,,13 AuctionetrS.
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Q dERIFF'S SALE OF L b r A K 7,
~ 5 Ky virtue of an

Q dERIFF'S SALE OF L B K A K 7 I,
y FURNITURE. PIANO, aC.-By virtue of an
execution in my hands In favor of John H. BOW
mans administrator against Charles ~ wallace
and G. a. Wallace. I shall proceed TO sell at The
residence of Charles VI. Wallace, on Candles HILL,
on TB URSDAY the 9Th day of July. 1874, com,
IIHTaRY. containing over 1000 yoluu es, among
which are many valuable ancient and modern
works Mr. Wallace has spent years In the selection
of this library, and IL Is seldom that such rich ana
rare Infringement Is offered purchasers. Together
with these, | shall offer for sale all his HOUSE
HOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE. consisting
rURES and oGc PIANO. all In go,d condition.
,TEpMs Cash. JOHN ". WRIGHT.
jy3 sheriff OF the CITY OF hicninohu.
For the purpose OF giving persons an opportunity
70 examine the library OF Mr.. Wallace previous to
the sale William l.. baker Esq, will be ut the resi-
depce of hr. Wallace OH the 18TH and Will take
pleasure In showing the same to any one VINO may
wish 10 purchase. ,
~ l5-2t JOHN w. WRIGHT, ,. =. u.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-15
By James NJ. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,

WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUG
w TION. upon the premises. on WEDNESDAY
the 9Th day Of July, 1874, at 6>o'clock z. NJ,
THREE DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS, front
Inv 80 feet, bounded on the west by the property
OF Mrs. Nancy Manning, and on the east by Terrell
street, and within one hundred yards of The work
shops Of the Chesapeake and OHIO Railroad Com-
pany. :. .h.oo
tx and nine months for negotiable notes, Interest
ADDED, and secured by Il dead of trust,
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & son,
iv72 Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-15
BY Cook & LaugntoIi, Auctfoncers,
corner Governor and FRANKLIN streets.

FURNITURE, c A r.
Ill PETS, SINGER SEWISG-MACHlS r, &c,
AT AUCTIUN.-On WEDNESDAY the l3th IN.
slant, at o'clock, we Will sell at the residence NO.
8 east Marshall street, corner of First street.
general assortment of HOUSEHOLD FURNl-
TtIRE, consisting of
BRUSSELS aud THREE-PLY CARPETS ana RUGS,
MARBLE-roP PARLoE TABLES,
REPs-COyEhED LOUNGE and CHAIRS
FLOOR. HALL, and STAIR OILCLoTE ara CAR
PETING;
MARBLE-J or COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS,
MATTRESSES, MATING.
] IMPROVED SINGER SEwING-MACHISE,H with all
attachments;
GAs-tIXTURES, TENDERS,
OAK EXTENSION DISING-TABLE,
SIDEBoARD, SAFE, CHAIRS,
CROCKERY. GLASSWARE, &c.;
KITCHEN FURNITURE generally, Including
CooKISG-STovE very little used.
CUUk i LAUG
Jy ID AucSers.