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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-17
THE ELECTRIC LIGHT.

From the San Francisco Alta Of the 10th. ]
Professor Neri gave last night, from
the cupola of st. Ignatius College, his
promised exhibition of the Electric
Light Regulator, by which Il brilliant
electric light is evolved. The light
flashing across the sky first astOnished
and then delighted those who were OH
the streets ut the time. The light is
the same as that which attracts So
much attention in Paris.
The machine which produces this
powerful light is in itself a curiosity
as well as 4 model of mechanical in.
genuity, being the largest and most
powerful in Europe or America. 1t is
placed on u platform on wheels, and
made like the paddles OF steamship
having eight fans, except that the fans
are stationary in this, each fan having
several large magnets, weighing about
fifty pounds each, and four and one
quarter inches apart, and thus there are
fifty-siX magnets. The axle, which re-
wolves in the center, has placed on it
ninety->ix bObbins or coils. The coils
are composed of a piece of soft iron
with silk insulated copper wire wound
around them, and they are made to tit
to a hairs breadth between each of the
magnets. Each of these coils weighs
about seven pounds. The axle is
worked by fOur-horse power engine,
and revolves the bObbins 1900 times
per minute, touching negative and
a positive magnet eight times to every
revolution of tho axle, thus creating a
magnetic current equal, if not greater,
than is obtained from all the batteries
used by all the telegraph companies in
this city. This machine was nlanut;,c-
tnred 10y La Compagnie r.Alliance," /"
OF Paris, and cost 1000 frames. Two
large copper wires are run from this
machine to whatever part of the build
ing generally to the cupola) in which
the "electric light regulator is placed.
This machine is the invention of Du-
bOscI Il Co., and has negative and
positive luminous points, about two
inches apart, which come together
when charged by electric fluid, and the
flash is obtained. Behind this machine
is placed the reflector, and within the
focus large Fresnel lens, twenty
inches in diameter. The lens stands
about twenty-siX inches in front of the
electric light, and. receiving its rays,
throws them into Il parallel beam to
the great distance Of two hundred
miles if the horizon would permit.
These implements are placed OH a cir
cular table, and adjustable to either
high, low, east, west, north or south,
As the operator may desire. The rays
of this light are illuminating and daz-
zling within their range, and east very
heavy shadows, so much so that the
small print of the Alta could be read
seven blocks Off. The heat is SO in
tense AS to consume metals, and copper
wire eight feet long, placed OH insulated
poles, and keeps, at the same distance,
platina wire At Il white heat.
There are but four Of these large ma
chimes in use. One in Russia, one III
France, one in the lighthouse Of South
Forcland, England, and this one, which
is the largest Of the four.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-17
AN AMUSING INCIDENT
From the Vallejo Chronicle. Arr;, 10

SnTOncIc. April 10
The passengers on the New World.
as she lay ut the South Vallejo dOck'
yesterday, were treated to a very
amusing scene. A close hack, contain.
ing woman and her escort, drove up
to the landing, and before the driver
could get down from the box, the male.
who had evidently forgotten how he
had got into the vehicle, commenced
making his exit through the window.
The driver thought the joke was too
good to he spoilt by interference. and
80 he stood by with broad grin and
amid the ordinations of the assembled
crowd until the man had crawled ont
upon the wharf. Like a true gallant.
the latter then turned his attention To-
assisting his fair companion in getting
through the aperture. This was, as is
obvious, a feat Of greater difficulty.
and If the regulation bird-cage had
formed y portion of the lady's make
up, the thing could never have been
done. AS it WAS, however, she was
finally squeezed through, and the two
took their stand together OH the plat
form, amid the plaudits of the multi
tlluc.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-17
MYSTERIOUS D1SAPPEARANCE.

FROM the San Jose Mercury. April llth.l
\ week ago last Sunday, DR.. w.
.S.,ahsfield, proprietor of the drug
SSsore Ss. on Santa Clara street, between
irst and Second, left San jose, telling
ms ms assistant that he was going to San
rancisco and would return the fol-
s."Wing afternoon. The next day his
assistant received telegram from
.aansiield saving that lie couldn't
.phie 10 back that day but would return
,;'' .ne following evening. Since that
"ahe ..' he has neither put in an appear
Sn.e =, nor communicated with anybody
u, !" inns vicinity. lie was seen at church
n " san Francisco on last Sunday night
o' week and at the theater on the next
nehihS, S, but since that time has not
Ss zen seen. In the meantime firm in
dan dan francisco, with whom he has been
l;%tt.iS' IL has taken charge of his estab-
n'%,hent n ~ here and employed Mr.. John
rn,i aiewson to run it until the Doctors
S.urn. .in. No cause has vet been as
ar s'so as, Tor his absence, either pecuniary
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-17
MISCELLANEOUS,
NOTICE.!
U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE
SPEC I NJ TAXES!
May l, 1874, to April 30, 1875.

IHE Law OF DECEMBER p, 1872, RE.
Il quircs every person engaged in any bus
ars n'Ecation o! employment which rcn,
HNlSpTI 1c arT ~ = SPeclai tsX. 70 Pk0GC ~
r anI iEii ErE,,N ~, 1T SLn ~ lliS fsS:
a s,an,, dann,;n .,, un rLaCE or busiN rs
.;n,. NJ iSI thc special lax year bcein-
,;n's;a .I !, ao1. oeIore commencing or con-
,,,,',' """s :. ."s,acss ... utter Aprii ~, let.
IME lanes EMBRACED WITHIN TIE
IEVN lSlONS OF THE LEW ABOVE
VI tVTED ARE TIE FOLLOWING, VIZ:
Rcctificrs. eMN M
Dealers, retail liquor. D; N,
Dealers, wholesale liu,Ior r.....''.'. ,n n,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-17
BY W. G0ddin.
Auctionecr aud Real Estate Agent,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALUA-
OK 81 eh / FSf2 Hill, 81 THE SokIHWis 81
S sTkfEIs; "A Also STAT AZ THE suuTHwf ST =
CuRNEh OF BROAD AND r. THIETIETII
"a, 10, AND il, n TUvAL's ADDlIl,N,;
ALSO. LOTS Nos. 2277 22s, 229, IN DU-
VAL'S ADDITION, ~ HhNkICJ COUN.
TY, NEAR THE REslD nee OF JACOB
kkCK.-Be' virtue Of Il decree OF The Chuncery
Court Of the City OF Riclmoa1 entered on the 27tn
Goddin and others, We, rs special commissioners
thereby appointed or any onr or us, VIII proceedio
sr.il at public auction. OH The premises. on MON
DAY. The 2o1h July, 1874, al 3 O'Clock L. H.. the
following real estate Of whkii James Govan the
Younger died sciZed-viZ., the TWO ii ALF ACRE
LOTS. one az the northwest corner VI Grace and
lrtcth streets. 1872 by 50 feet the other Ut the
southwest corner of Broad and Thirtierh streets,
1872 by lG5 feet, adjoining the residence of Mr. W.
Ii. Williams.
Aftfr which, at O'Clock p. NJ. on the premises,
those four beautiful half-acre LOTS In Duvafs All
Gitiou, Nos. 33, 81, 40. and AZ, with several
frame tenementS fhtreOu,) bounded by ST. James,
81. Stephens Hill, and Couts streets, 10 be sub
divided into twenty lots, each 80 by 20 feet TO an
alley 20 tret wide, having fronts on ihe two former
streets.
Al the same time and place will be sold those
THREE OTIS in Duyals ADDITION, IN tienrfco
county, adjoining The residence or Jacob htck,
containing together abont 81 acres. designated BY
the lots Will be exhibited at The sale.
TERMS: Oue-,hird cash; halauce at SIX ana
we've months negotiable notes, interest ADDED
and title retained I'LL all OF The purchase houey Is
JOHN A.LYNHAM, |
G CT Di G y. RICHARDSON. COMMITS
JOHN a. COKE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-17
SALE OF yALUA-

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALC A
~ BILE LAND LYING IN KING WILLIAM
COUSrY-A commissioner under u decree oi the
Circuit Court OF ing William county. rendered on
The 2l,t cay Of April, 1874, In the cause therein
ucndug between John 4. Robins's executors and
others plaintiffs. and II. w. stamper and wife and
Others, Defendants the undersigned will, on ZION
DAY. July 9th, 1874, tcOuri-day) sell. mt King
William courthouse. at public suction, til. TWO
TRACTS called /" Haytiel:" aud ''J0nes's," being
part Of the very valuable estate Of the Late Robert
A. Munday, deceased.
The said tracts lie contiguous within one mile
of convenient landing on the Pamunkey river,
adjoining the lands OF Mr. Franklin stearns ana
others and contain 550I ACRES, by recent sur
vey of which about $40 arc arabic and very pro-
ducLive, the greater part or IL having had heavy
dressing OF gr. sand mari, With which IT ab0unds
the balance, of about SIC acres Is timber ADD
has upon It q large quantity of valuable pine ara
white-oak timber, very convenient for shipment.
TERMS: Cash enough 10 pay expenses OF safe ano
survey say from IL so to 1910 :balan.e on credit
OF one, two and three years In equal tnsfalments,
with Interest from day OF sale. The purchaser 10 ex.
ecute bonds With approved security for The deferred
payments. aud not 10 cut any wood or timber, ex-
cent for the use OF the place, I'LL oue-a OF the pur.
chase money shall have been paid, and utle retain
ed TILL ordered by the court
The Undersigned. who lives adjacent, has plat OF
the land Al Will show 1t and the laud 10 any per.
son wishing TO examine II with the view or pur-
chasing. hOGEk GRESOh1s
my 2I-d1tX lawSw Commissioner
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-17
BY Bronaugh & Taylor,
Real Estate Agents aud Aucti6neers.
Office opposite Courthouse. OH Hull street,
Manchester, Va.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
L TRACT Of LAND, NEAR MIDLOTHIAN
CUAL-MINES, IN ChESTEkFIELD COUNTY,
VA-By rirtne of deed of trust executed 10 me
as trustee on the 9th OF March, 1870, by William
Wintree. Jr, and duly recorded Ia the clerk ONCE
u Chesterfield County Court, III 81, p. 2l6J
soal, being required so to 40 10y the beneficiary,
sell at putalc auction, on The premises, on TUES
DAY, July 2s, 1874, at ~ O'clock NJ, that yalu-
able TRACT oF LAND lying near the Midlothian
coal mines. In Chesterfield county, containing aoou
952 ACHES, adjoining The lands OF Franklin
siearns. IL. b. Hancock, and others. Thls lana Hes
auout tw0and Il half miles from Coalheld station,
on the Richmond and Danvple railroad. within The
coal field. About one third Is clesred the residue
i'm forest of oak and pine. The surface indications
OF the existence OF coal are rs good as any In the
coal-feld. he buildings consist or 4 DIV rLL-
ING with nine or ten rooms, and all necessary out
houses.
Terms: Cash sufficient 70 pay expenses of sale
and ST 20 and 81 $50 on ti, OH of March, SO.
10 be secured by lie, of Lrust on the property The
residue of the purchase money II any, 10 be paya-
bic at such times and secuEs In such maiier az the
said WIgfrec may Greet, aud In default OF such oil
reciiCn Us the trustee shall think tit.
for examination OF title, &C. before paying Tie pur.
chase money. but will ne Required rs guarantee o!
good faith. to deposit the SUN of ~ 10 In cash with
the rus5 Ii. at the place Of sale, Immediately after
the property Is Knocked doEn otherwise resale
will then be made :. BROOKS,
Nv lids Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-17
AUCTION sxLEs-Tuaure Days.
~ j. T.. Appersen,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent
No. 1915 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALU-
i ABLE BRICK STORE AND DWELLING
No. $40. AND BAKERY ATTAGHED,O On InE
STREET, AT A CTlON.--By virtue OF deed OF
trust from John Gallagher and VIE 70 ne sun
ed. shall t,eing thereto required By the penehcia
sell. on the premises, ON SATURDAY. Jniy ds;,
fair div Thereafter the BRICK STORE, DWELL
ING, and AKERY occupied by rbe said Gallagher
and located as above, with rooms supp,ea WIN
and runs back 81 feet to alley twenty fees Woe
Ii is regarded as frst-rate business stand IN tnat
locality and Its proximity to the offices OF the
Chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad Company ADDS ma
terially to Its value.
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires cash as 10 the
debt secured and unpaid and expenses OF sale (about
t2,250I, the beneficiary viii accept one-fonrth IN
cash. and the balance ut four, eight and 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.
+ r. ApprRsoy. kuctioneer. jy 7-tds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-17
By James N. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auct1oneers,
Office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT DESIRA-
l. BILE NEW TWO STORY FRAME DWELL
iSG-H USE. CONTAINING -FOUR ROOMS,
AND KITCHEN WITH TWO ROOMS, AT PRES
ENT OCCUPIED BY 4. r. JONES. ESQ.-The
LOT fronts Is feet less, on the south side OF
China street between Laurel aud Cherry streets,
running back 100 feet 10 an alley seventeen feet
wide, with GOOD we'll or water thereon.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust executed TO the I'M
dersigned rs trustee by Ro1ert F. Jones, trustee for
Ann V. Jones. dated July s.. 1S 73, and duly re-
corded In the clerks office OF Richmond Chancery
Court Ia d. B. OF B. page SO, 20 secure the pay
ment of certain negotiable notes therein lneii-
toned default having been mad. In the pay ient OF
one of SAIL notes and NJ the request OF the holder
thereof, shall proceed 70 sell at public auction,
upon the premises Oh THURSDAY the 23d DAY of
july, S7l, ut O'Clock =. NJ. the REAL ESTATE
above described and conveyed by said deco OF trust
TERMS: Enough in cash TO pay the expenses OF
sale and the sum Of 1851, with Interest from July
5.1s74 unit paid and uno % = ereni as 10 s3a 81,
and the balance upon such terms as VII be made
known at the nogr OF sale.
&c. WOODY, Trustee.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR Il son. AucLiOneerS. ~ IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-17
By Hill & GOddn.
Real Estate Auctionecr5, los Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L NEW BRICK STORE ON THIRTEENTH:
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREE 5. AT
AUCTION.-By virtue of a decd Of trust to me I'M
d.rsigned. dated January Isl, 1878, from L: I.
Stevenson and of record In The clerks office ic
,nond Chancery Court 10. B. 90, Z, page 232 |
win sell Mt public auction, on the premises. on
MONDAY. 2Oih day of July, 1874, at q O'Clock L.
NJ, that yalurble lot Of ground situated upon the
west si1e OF Thirteenth street. between Main am
cary streets, now occupied by William 5. Wood 4
Co M 4 gOou rental. The building is new, and hut
I'm substantial manner of brick, covered with
tin and Contains modern improvements. The lot
fronts 2l feet by 6S ST. feet Thirteenth street,
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires cash as to
s2.6SS, by consent Of the parties interested the
terms will he liberal and made known on the day OF
sale. FRANZ ~. HILL,
iv o-t,ls Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-17
1an.uOAp LINEs.
an m IN 90 ssasss..sjaa :


RICHMOND AND PE En. 8 Gossa M
COMMENCING JUNE ssrH, 1874, trains
on th,s road will run as follows:
- y" ~ YmAye RICHMOND SOUTH.
n-oo A. NJ. THROUGH MAIL datfy texcept sun,
''o' a. dayl. connecting for al! posns nh s6uto
..oo AZ sshwIE M;f TRAIN daily Except Sun
o'oo a. "'' d,yI MD, coach attached, for Peters
hnrr and stations on the Southsidt
rnad. LyprhtMrg, Rnt tie West.
1asP.M., TNROtSIH NAH! daily, connecting
- fer all poauts South and West. Pas.
sengers taking iliis train viii make
close connection at Petersburg for
Norfolk.
5:soP.M.. FRElGHT daity Except Sunday:
with coach attached.
LEAVE fETERSDuRG NORTH.
7AS A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily (excep
Ssuday) With coach attached.
1900 NJ, i'HROtIeaH MAIL daily, connecting
with Ridht.n0nd, Fredericksburg anC
Potomac railroad for all points Has
sooP. NJ, FsBIsar daily Except sunday,
sos P, NJ, SHRoUGH NAIL daily Except sun
dsy). connecting with Richmond
fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
for nj points East and Vest Pullman
Sleeper attached. running through NJ u
Baltimore. Also making close con
teecfion with he Chc.ap AXE ana Onle
railroad for the Virginia Springs ant
points North and West.
The MAIL TRAINS will NOT stop between Ricb
mond md Petersburg except at Manchester anf
Irsins'on the Glover Hill will leave Chester
6aOP r, Nj, on Tuesdays and Thursdays. return
ing, VIII leave Clover Hill al a. u. on Mcdnes
days ard FRIDAYS, ,,,r. ,uo,
H " ~ A. SHAW. Superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-17
TR-WEEKLY LINE.
SUMMER SCHEDULE.
FOR OLD POINT, WE DE L'EAU, NORFOLK
pDRTShUurh baLrfnokk, PHILA-
DELPHIA, AND NEW YORK,
ALSO FOR
REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER.

REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER.
On AMI after WEDNESDAY, July LIST, 1874.
this Comllany's fast anu elegant Steamer JOHN
SYLVESTER, Captain j. A. POST, carrying
United States Mall and Adams Express, VIII leave
wharf, Rock etts, for abore-named poiuts MON
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS at u A.
NJ.
Passengers make sure connections with Bay Lin'
Mt Norfolk for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Ncv
York
Fare TO Vuc de rEau. 90
Far. 10 Old Point. 2 90
Round trip tckets,,.................. 3 SO
FAKE TO SURFULk ONLI.... w
FARE TO NORFOLK AND RE-
TTRS .,,................. 8 SO
Fare 10 Baltimore. g 90
Fare 10 Philadelphia. .............9 SO
Fare to New York............",... IL 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-17
Auction sALzs -Hs,ars D.,. ;
BY 0rabbs q Williams,
Auctsoneers and Real Estate Agent,
Eleventh street between Main sns DC

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE nv
4 some AND VALUABLE AND
RNOWN .SOLITAIkE,n sT2rrhf
ABOUT sIx NILES NORTH or KIrHEvAIk6
AnJ0INiNG fHE FAhAs OF ABRtIHWHn
WICk, DR.. j; y. POWELL, AND >. q MAR
SHAW.-By virtue OF deed or tr,st eI %. .GRES.
g. 6. Paleskfe and wife u the sinh o., 1ecu'ed tY
tee. dated 9Th OF Hay, 1861 and auIx as tina.
ing thereto required by the creditor b.
sell at auction, upon the premises on NJ, sia
I'm OK August, at Q O'Clock 81, the r spoHSDaY,
referred to. occupied by Mr.. Pafeskie H.. aspVs
EIGHT HUNDRED AND TWENTY c1n,aihs
ACRES, more or less, and taken AZ VIZ, EVEN
well as any tract OF It's size In the c0un,we mesa
i've INJURED acres are cleared. and prod,o.. Aftc.
In corn, wheat. aud oats. and is beside. ,rIi nnty
ca TO grasses. trucking, and frult.growion aa 'p.
three hundred acres are In wood and timhA AIM.
The improvements consist Of a good na,.
ING, with eight rooms, servants anar,s,," Eli
stables, aud the usual other cut. bullungs ea1a,
good order. all Ia
There 1, also fine orchard. The farm
watered. The neighborhood Is one Of The ~ = veil
the vicinity OF the city. "' "sll1
Those Wishing TO purchase n really y,u,,ro
OF the city. are invited 10 examine the tgsh
the day OF sale. "i9rs
A map Of Solitaire may he seen a, the ,...
the auctioneers. " '''ce d
TERMS: The deed authorizes sale forc,.n
Gent TO pay debt for about ~ 10 with al-
peDscS OF sale ADDED. AS 10 thu resJtna ~
terms TO be prescribed by the granror "r HnP'a
signs, Of which announcement will 10 M "' Is.
the time Of sale. "Ii"r AZ
JOHN B. CRENsHAW. trust.
GRCBBS q WILLIAMS, AutOneerS, -,
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BY Cook L Laugnton, Auctloneers,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.
BY Y 7t"0s'0111~f
corner Governor and franklin streets.
ILLUSTRATORS SALE OF
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
SPLENDID CARPETS,
GRAND PIANO,
BnLIARD-TABLE,
ELEGANT BEDDING,
FRENCH.PLATE MIRRORS,
CARRIAGE AND HORSES, &C., &C.,
AT AUCTION.
kDMINIsTRATOR'S SALE Oh

At the request OF the administrator OF Mrs {: ".
Jones, DECEASED, we will sell ut auction On En-
NEs DAY, the 22d instant &c iT orl % ersutb
streets, all OF the FURNITURE, &C., Of thc resi-.
dnce embrscng the largest amo most onHispr Of
/ GRAND Piano. with stool ana cover: ! ms III I,
strl1nent has been pronounced one OF the finest
In The ci'yI!r e9s!nSp GrElaI A sYL MIR
2 sp pem; FRENCu-PLATE PIER MIRRORS;
Sniendid ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUIT, covered
SIN taI1 Pts sST with velvet
splaRn iSaIil' REPS LACE CURTAINS and COR
nEGcE frpfTiioN CHAIRS. ETAGEkES;. ,r>.rs.
Handsome OIL-PAINrINGS and ORNAMENTS;
LIBRA of valuable MISCELLANEOUS
r,n Moms SUIT OF HALL FURNITURE;
HaLL and ST. srAIS oIL.CL0TIis, &C.
In the chambers will be found .
l elegant suit Of GHAMBEk FURNITURE OF
WALNUT, with rosewood trimmings, COM
pleie, with WAkDROBk;
Complete suits of OIL WALNUT FURNITURE;
Sa ED INE S,f s5 mSFHs and H
CHINA TOILET WARE. FlKE SETS,
BRUSSELS CARPETS and Ru ,G;.i &C., &C.
l splendid MAPLE sIDEBOAkD and CHINA
wALSTT xT ssH ISIS K1 1AEtEs;
BUFFET SIDE TABLES,
CHINA. Glassware; r,-,,,,,-
Large assortment of TABLE CUTL IYoRl
HANDLE KNIVES and FORKS, CASTORS,
TABLE LINEN, &C.,&C.
The halk throughout are furnished with the best
ENGLISH TAPESTRY, CARPETlNG, and
IRON Porch sEfrE ;E:sn and VASES.
l handsomely Finished PHELAN & CoLLAh-
UEK'S CAKUM BltLlARD TABLE~ YIN
baEs, &C., complete-the whole cestias $500
l paiT NJ ATCH GARBAGE HORSES. with CAR
RAGE, HARNESS, ROBES, NETS, Gov
ERs, &c complete, justly regarded one OF the
aandsomest turIrouis in the city.
The entire outiitsf the residence Is as handsome
as any i'm the city, Is all Of the best manufacture
and has been well kept.
The sa e is positive and unrescryed-
In order that ne public mag have tic opportu.
utv OF examining the furniture, thckause will be
oren from o unit O'Clock on Thursday, 2lst in.
slant COOh q LhUGhlOS.
iyl5 a aactioneerS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-17
By n. N. Lee,
Real Estate Agent and Aucttoneer,
No. 10l4 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
" VALUABLE PROPERTY KNOWN AS THE
WALL-STREET HUIEl,.-PurSuant tDa decree
Of the Circnit Court of Hcnrfce county, rendered
ia the chaucery suit of Griffin executors rs rl1ln
named i'm 50 id decree, WILL on FnlDtY he 18th day
of July 1874, on the pre-. ate O'Clock z. NJ,
proceed to sell at public auction the properly men
iioued IN said decree. known as the WalksIreet Ho-
lei. situated on the east liEe Of Fifteenth street be>
tween vain and Franklin, and consists of2 I'll aEE-
STORY DOU BLE.FR0NT BRICK HOUSE, with
two business houses TIE first floor, and large
dwelling on the upper stories, and wtsg running
back to All alley.
sale: balance In equal inStanents at ooe, two and
three wears, for recognizable notes, With interest
added title 10 he retained by the court until the en-
tire purchase money IS paid.
j. Il. YOUNG.
ROBERT HOWARD,
F. =. TURNER.
L. Z. GRATTAN.
Ivy 81 ccial Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-17
BY Richardson Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Aucnoneers'
1i13 Main street.

VALUABLE MANCHESTER PROPER.
~ FnR SALE by AUCTION.-We shall
sell by auction, on the premises, on HQRSD1hI,
23d Instant, at OK o'clock 2. 81, ERaME
nWRLIING, Kitchen, stable, &C., all enclosed
With neat and substantial fence fronting on Eye Eye,
rett and Maury streets between Jefferson anu elS
streets iD the town of Manchester.
TERMS. One. third cash; balance In SIN anu
twelve months. negotiable notes to be given LOT tne
deferred payments With interest added, anu tllle
retained until the whole purchase money is paio.
Ae$" :. RICHARDSON & CO., .
,,,7 Auc,ioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-17
BY II. Mccormick, Auctioneer,
1414 Main street.
vOUR LAST CHANCE TO BUY
GREAT BARGAINS AT AUCTION
CONE ONE, COME ALL,
TO 1907 MAIN STREET.

THIS DAY at 10H O'Clock viii sell Mt the store
of Thomas L. Angus, Esq, 14O7 Main sueet, Tue
entire balance of bis elegant stock OF
FRENCH CHINA, nr
WHITE GRAM re and GLASSW AXE,
HOuSE-FURNISHtNG GOODS,
FANCY ARTICLES. SC.
In the stock will he found
spcudid decorated GOLD-BASD FRENCH CHINA
DINNER SET: 49,, -, s.-,
very handsome GoLD-BASD CHINA ! "a sEIs'
v UlTE GRANITE CUPS and eACCERS, DISHES,
PLATES. CHAMBERS. &C: ,,.
Wines, Jars, Lamps, Bowls &C.; tog9ther Win
a large assortment or - r.
TIoI-sE-FURSIsIIlSG GOODS. TOYS. BRUSHES, NC.
The attention OF the public Is asked TO THIS me
closing sale Every article will be positively sold
without regard to price. .,
ADDITIONAL:
Will be added to the above sale. one chest OF very
SUPERIOR CAKPENTEkS' TOOLS, when VIII DC
sold precisely at 2 O'Clock. II. McC.,
jy17 AuSIlouceI.