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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-03

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE HUNDRED
l. ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND IN THE
COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD,-Byr virtue Ct
deed OF trust executed to the undersigned by Ma
than II. CogbiIl, bearing date on the LIST day OF
4 ugust, 1855. and duly of record in the clerks
Office OF said county Deed Book volume 4S. page
1877. Shall sell at public auction, on MONDAY.
June g. 1874. at ~ O'CLOCK A. NJ in 'front.' OF the
courthouse of said county, In ie city Of Manches-
ter uhat being court-day), ONE HUNDRED
ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND, lying on Swift
creek; forty acres balance In oak aud pine;
half mile from the old courthouse. and about che
and half miles from the Clover Hill railroad and
three aud half mixes from Halfway station OH
the Richmond and Petersburg railroad. Good
FRAMED DWELLINGS containing four rooms,
nearly new, in good order, and good Out-buldngs.
Conyenien: to churches, schools, &c, and has
on 1t OF the finest springs in the county. Fine
young peach orchard Of choice kiGds.
This place. surrounded as 1t is with so many
comforts and Convenences, should attract those
desiring q nice little home. convenient to Rich
moud aud other markets, 10 this sale. la..
TERMS Liberal and made known on the day OF
sale. WILLIAM BENJAMIN CHALKLEY,
my $4,000, %. 27 ,&Ju3,6,S Trustee.
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The best language to sing in--tiat is to
say, the language whose syllabies are most
favorable to musieal .emissisn--iS the italian.
The next best is the Turkish. The Turkish
language Icing good for aoytbiDg from a
musical point OF yies will 100 doubt be q
revelation to many readers, ds,t baye the
best authority for the statement. Next in5
Abe order of excellence fer musiea! purposes
comes the Russian language; the Spanish
next; the German next and then the
French. need not say that Freneh vanity
is equal TO claiming precedence in this re-
spect Tor Its own tongue. il it were possible,
OUT no ~ell-edueated French nlasieiaa wilt
acny that bis language is the worstef all for.
!he Staging voice, with one exception. Rnd;
a y! exception is the English Otpe Logan,
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JtCVb WIN 1f5SIHNEI.
I. DAVID n. WALKER, Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BKuwS, Auctioneer my esd
BY I.yne c Brother,
Real Estate AuctioneerS,
No. 1912 Main Street.

s
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWEEN
" TY-SEYEN AND ONE FIFTH ACRES OF
VALUABLE LAND LYING AND BLING IN
THE COUNTY OF HESRIC0, FRONTING On
Opposite THE NEW RESERVOIR, ONLY A
SHORT DISTANCE FROM THE CORPORA
TON LINE, FOR SALE ATAuCTIuN.rRyy ir-
Tue OF decree Of the Chancery Cour, of the city Of
Richmond, entered on the 9Th OF May, 1878, Ia
suit styled Iabb and wife os. Shapard and ats, the
u shs1 eommissiolsr thereby app9inea,
ton, on the premises, on TUESDAY ,the 9TH day
OF June, 1874, at 55 O'Clock +. NJ. the property
above referred to, which VIII be euhdiylded into
acre lots. ~ Will ne seen by a plat and survey OF
same 10 be on hand 1T day of sale. st3si
: This properly Is in an improving locality, and
could he In short time sn6diyided into sni II lois.
TERMS: Qne-third cash: The residue at six and
twelve months, for negotiable notes, Interest a,d
81, ute 10 be istailsa until same are paid aud
conve vance ordered BY the eonrt,
n s. WILLIAM II. LYME,
my "a Commissioner,
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Fortune
TALE IN SIX PARTS.

raH9E.
ADVERTISEMENT
The advertiser will initiate oil those who
.pp,v into the secrets OF business when
rto,,i,cs no capital '::or efforts, and winch
will Weld an income Of ut least So0o pei
xesr- requiring no special knowledge, and
suitable for men ard women OF all cohol
lions. Letters to be prepaid.
JOIN NERYsaART, Agent.
PART II.
OMAHA, March 4, 1874.
John J'c,ys7aur::' Chicago:
Dear Sir,-Iiaving seen your advertise
nent in the Tribune, request you, at your
earliest convenience, to inform me of the ma
ture.of The business referred to in the same
Icontess that a safe and yearly income o.
$500 would he very acceptable to me. LII
yolr PROMISES prove entirely satisfactory
You NAV rely upon my warmcst gratitude
Resnec,f,,;y YOURS, THOMAS Ounce.
PART III.
Chicago, March 18th, 1874.
SAc1a0s B.ncc, omaha
Dear Sir.-In receipt OF Your favor OF 18th
instant. am ready and willing to give you
the desired information, but have to request
rc,, TO send me 81 rs 4 fec, as you will read
;Iy understand that could not part with Sc
valuable a secret without some tangible con-
sidera.ion. John VEKYsMART, Agent.
PART ".
OMAHA. March 18th, 1874.
John :TerysnsGrt, AGENT:
Sir.-EncloSed you will please find the re-
uuired fee of IS, in return for which eX-
I,ect bv return mail 10 be put in possession
ofyour valuable secret, hoping that the same
NAV correspond TO the rather high price
which you ask for diyu!ging it.
Respectfully yours,
THOMAS DUScE.
PART V.
CHICAGO, March ., 1874.
Thomas Ounce, Omaha:
Dear Sir.-In receipt Of your favor of the
18th Instant, with enclosure as stated. hurry
TO place you in possession of the yaluablese-
,rret concerning 4 business heretofore I'M
known to the public, and you, no doubt, will
admit that it possesses all the advantages
claimed for it. The business is very sim.
n,e. and consists in the following: You
advertise in some newspaper Of wide cir
,euhtiou that YOU are able to indicate a
business by which it will be easy to earn
from 800 to 81 900 year, &c, exactly as
YOU have seen it in my advertisement; you
will receive many applications in answer to
this. You will then request the applicants
to send you few dollars as preliminary
fee, exactly as l did in my request of the12th
instant. When you receive the foe you will
make exactly the same explanation have
given you in the present, which I hope will
reach you safely. In this manner you will
no doubt, without much trouble or effort
have a yearly revenue of Mt least Sje0; anC
congratulating you in advance of this agree
able experience,
remain yours sincerely,
JOHN NERysM3ssT.
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By Hill q Geddin.
Real Estate Auctioneers and Agents,
M. 11OS Main street. /.

BUILDING LOTS ON THE WEST
Is sIDE OF FIFTH STREET BEYONDLEIGH,
FOR SALE Ar AUCTION.-On SATURDAY,
June 9th, on the premises, at o'clock T: NJ, ,H we
henc nearly opposite 10 the residence Of Henry n.
ElIyson Esq, and adjoining ON the SOU IN the pro
perry of SIr. Burlington. This ground can DC I'm, I'm,
price. TO parties desiring low priced lots with a
Chance Of speculation, this offers good opportu'
nifty. ,,o .. s,, ond
Evolve months, with six per cent. added.
tsn o HILL a. GODDIN, Auctioneers.
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BY Grubbs K Williams,
Auctioneers AMI Real Estate Agents,
Tl.1..uth Q, root between Nam and BaQk.

VERY VALUABLE FARM OF TWO
HUNDRED AND FIFTY THREE ACR ES,
THE FURsIEK kEsIUENCE OF THE LATE
i1HNP0F. FOX SALE AT AUCTIOS.-N'e will
sell at auction, on the premises, ON wkDNESDAHGl;
the 50 OF June. at / O'Clock 7. NJ, TINS gE nea
uT4SURED and FiFTY-THRE E ACRES, nearly
all lies on the wi Mil RyrS apbSu
any, o and hree-1tIarler miles If IN Richmond Tile
EmG are brk dwelling with six rooms
and nautry, and a brick kitchen with hve rooms
ne orchard OF choice fruit; the farm well Hatered
md healthy Its neaI1less 10 the city, and Oh one
Of the nest roads ont OF the city, and on both sides
of the railroad, make it very desirable Tor persons
wishing to divide up into small farms aud slibnr ban
residences. Plat OF the farm al our Office.
TERMS: AT sale.
GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS,
nv 7 AucIlOnecrs.
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BY Lyme 4 Brother,
Real Estate Agents ard Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Main street.

THREE SMALL FRAMED HOUSES
4 Oh ELM. AND Two GOOD BRICK Ten.
ENESTS On POPLAR STREET, NEAR THE
COVER NEXT STABLES, kOCkETTS7 FOR
SALE AT AUCTIoN.-yc shalt sell, al che re-
quest CT the owner. ut public auction. on,te pre-
5L O clock z. NJ, the ubeve-deScrued proper ty.
plat showing the size Of lots, &c, to he seen at
the hoIr of sale. w
To parties wishing 10 secure comfortable little
homes at Il moderate price this offers most favor
able npOortuuity. LIME L BROTHER,
l., . AuclieucerS,
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BY Moody & royal,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctionecrs,
Office corner Of Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A SPLEEN
" DID VACANT LOT ON HULL STREET,
NEAR MAIO'S BRIDGE, WE'LL LOCATED
FOR A BUSINESS STAND; ALSO, A THIRTY
STREETS. IN TIE CITY OF MANCHESTER,
VA.-By virtue OF L decree Of the Circuit Court OF
Chestertieid county, entered at the November term
West, administrator ct a. shall sell ut public auc-
ton, on SATURDAY, June 9th, 1874, ut o'clock
2. ST., on the premises, LOT No. q in Necklaces
plan, fronting 81 feet on Hull street. This Is ono
of the most desirable business stands In that por-
tion of the city. .s-..E
Also, that desirable BUILDING LOT fronting
80 feet ON Fifth street, commencing at the corner
of Decatur street and running back 1872 feet.
TERMS: One-tnird cash; balance at four and
eight months, for negotiable notes bearing six per
cent Interest from day of SALE and the title being
retained until tue whole purchase moGey Is pail.
WILLIAM AMEEkS,
je 2-tds Special Commissioner.
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ENRUSTEE'S SALE OF A ONE-HUE-
4 DRED. AND-THIRTY-ACRE FARM, WITH
IMPRUNkMENTS, TO BE SOLD All CHkS-
TERFIELU COURTHOUSE, MANCHESTER,
VA..JCNE 8. 1874, AT IL O'CLOCK NJ. THAT
BEING CQbRT-DAY--By virtue OF 4 deed of
1872, and o: record in the County Court of Ches-
terticId, defaur having been made IN payment Of
certain negotiable notes scared in said deed, and
being requested To do by the holders Of said
notes. will proceed 10 sell 10 the highest bidder
public auctioc at The i.b1ye time and place, that
ship Of Chesterfield county, near the old court
house, bounded by the lanes of 5. y. Duval. Rich
mond and Petersburg railroad, Cheatham, and
TY t130) ACRES, more or less, with Improve
ments thereon. ..
TERMS Sufficient in cash to pay the expenses OF
$7l66z with late rest from maturity Of said notes
To- date OF sale ,. WM. AMBERS, Trustee.
d. THOMPSON BROWN, AucdOueer. my29
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By Thomas W. Kccscc, Auctionecr,
1917 Main street.

GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE
" HOLD FURNITURE, piAS0, &G., A.
AUCTION.-On THuRSDAl MomG h Inc 'ie 4'n'
MAHOGANY WARDkOBES, BUREAU, WASH
STANDS. BEDSTEhDS, ,xcrs
TARi,ES. CHAIRS, SOFAS. LOUNGES,
Sii,EB(jSRDS, PARLUR CHAIRS;
Two " AIN UT HhT-kACkS. new;
0nrWALNUT ETAGARE. with 1nirror-Eew;
One PIER MIRROR, in ornamental gilt frame
marble base;
One WALNUT NRlTING-DESk;
Ono new COOKING-STOFE and utensils:
BROUMS GLASSWARE, kEFRlGERATORS.
Nineteen pairs SAD-lR0ES, &C, &C.
ALSO,
One seyen-octaye oycr-strGug bass four round cor
ncrs rosewood case PIANO. received the prize
medal of the London Worlds Fair.
The above goods can be seen Ii my auction-housc
until day of sale. ,,,
All kinds of constgnmens solicited and Liberal
advances made. Goods offered will he sold wi heut
reserve. THOMAS W. REESE, Auctioneer
j. c. kEESEE, salesman.
E. q FIsCIIEn'S PIANOS je3
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BY Richardson e Co,
Real Estate Agents. and Aucuoneers,
1113 Main street

A DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING
n AND FOUR BUILDING LOTS IN THE
TOWN OF HARVIE FOR SALE ~ AUCTION.
On MONDAY the 9Th instant, ut O'Clock II. NJ,
we shall sell by auction. the premises, dcsira-
bic FRAME DWELLING, with four rooms and
-FOUR LOlS, SO by so feet, in the town Of Har-
vie, near Mr.. Perry's residence.
TER,IS: Une-third cash: balance in four, eight,
and twelve months, negotiable notes TO be- given for
the deferred payments, WIFI interest adIGS, and
secured by a decd Of trust.
lie 2 RICHARDSON i CO, huctioneers.
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j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer,
Ills Main street, opposite DISPATCH Office.


TN COMPLIANCE WITH A DECREE
i of the Untfd States District Court for the east
ern district of Firginia, In the matter OF WinSfeid
and Lawson, hankrupts, dat d May Is. 1873, aud
by virtue OF deeds of trust, dated the cath day OF
July, 1872 and recorded IL the Office of the clerk
of the Richmond Chaac~ry Court, we, Jacob Conn,
assignee under aforesaid decree, and David n.
Walks as trustee Hneer aforesaid deeds OF trust,
Will sell ut pnbiic auction. over No. 1905 on the
south SIDE Of Frank1in street two doors below FIJI
teenlh street, free from all Hens. on TUESDAY,
9Th day CT June, 1871. mt IL O'Clock ~. the fol.
lowing propcr!y-to wit: One Hydraulic Pump,
two Hydraulic shape PRESSES, two Hydraulic Pot
Presses Two Pot Mills, tins aud irons complete; SIX
Box Screws, bands AN. bilIeS complete; one Pourd
Lump-Mill one half Pound Lump.Mii. one Four's
Lump-Alll, one Short TENS Lump ANIL one Long
Tens Lump-Mill, blocks and Russia Iron belong
Ing to sale mills; twelve One-ssall Benches and
Knives, complete; two Licorice Boilers, one Dip
ping-Stand and Trouglis. two Tables and Tor or
Lump-Boxes, two Platform Scales and LOT Of small
Screws. Que 10. Of Box Blocks, Hammers, &c. one
LOT OF Dryers, three Stoves aud Pipes, Lever,
WreucheS, &C.. &c.
TERMS: Cash.
JACOB COIN, Assignee.
DAVID n. WALKER, Trustee.
d j. THOMPSON BLOWN, Auctoneer. my 2S-,l
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ByJ. Thompson Browli'
Real Estate Agent ana Auctionei'
. ,,,t Min sIreet, opposite Dispatch Office

An ACRE LOT AT AUCTION, TON A D.
A Io1MING THE CORPORATE LIMITS, ON
THs VEST SIDE OF CARY 81 pu REE anciSn t on
quest of the owner will se at p ncrIf UNE
THHkS S fEji SafTf f." ACHES Of GKOUND adj
nnE e corporate its 0n ON tr Sa's
= carter. and Richie streets. The proxln-
ity of the new rescrvoir-haf mile TO the
renders this ground desirable as an nn III
The building of small frame houses ll'eieon "0'
nav n hal dsome per ccntage. ,
pIiTT rpMs: Liberal ana made known al sale;
Ah"'t'' j, THOMPSON BRO"N,
an 81. Auctiuneer.
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BY James II. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioheers'
rG,ce corner of Eleventh and Bank streels'

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A DES!.
I EaKI,E THREE-STORY BRICK STORE
AID Unwilling ON TUE VEST SIDE q "
EIGHTEhNTH STREET IT. B II ME- SS,T Mt az
RicHnOND. AT AUCTlON.-By virtue OF 4 de,
cree of the Chancery Court Of the city of
pronounced on the 18th of May, 1874, III the S;'se
sipnsd d, special commissioner thereby appointed
Will proceed to sell at public aucton upon the pre-
misses. on SATURDAY. June +, 1879, at 0 9Eloc ca
the west side OF Eighteenth street 70 7-l2 icet ANA
running back about 12S feet to an alley. ,a
Terms: Ouc-third cash; balance at SIX ana
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest adacr
and The title rctiued until the whole purchase mo-
ney Is paid. John ~. ES ~
JAMES ". TAYLOR & Son, Auctioncers. 1e
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers,
No. 1912 Main street.

SMALL FRAMED HOUSE AND LOT
= IN THE SOUTH LINE Of LEIGH STREET.
EAST OF BKouk, AVENUE, FOE T. SALE s;'d dS BY
AUCTION.-We shall, at the request Oh inc 0wn owner
SEsDAY The 81 of June 1874. 1T 81 O'Clock T.
n, n NEAT FRAMED TENEMENT located rs
above described containing four rooms; kitcnen,
&c; now occupied by good tenant at II 2.3o per
month";. , 90. .,o ,o,,- or
TERMS: Liberal and made known at the hour OF
sale. L1Sb ~ ON. I Hnn,
my 40 HuClloHecIs'
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,vro,n the Commercial AdTcr''Sef>'
Al the Theatre.

Al the Theatre.
~,rc stood hy tho river togesn..Es
ID ncnt o'cr the waters sac ,,,,,h,
Nv ,,.n watched the play OF FAC moohifSh~
Ina, slit,crta adown the '"''
,,o.,, Of life was bcginn'ng-
For my dream OF love aaa oeSuh,
Ard 1hc world wasa garden ei f"seS>
/ rlucking them one by one.
She WAS the daintics; creature.
\ hal stood IN the moonlight 'n.Is,
u;im ace on her rounded shoulders,
knd purple g'eam In her ha'f'
And we built the atr!cst castles,
And whispt red the usual 'nhSs'
INV, ,twas the SINE old story
rre vows and the changing OF Tf.iss'
I'm, many night when Eusing
Alone in my bachelor ; chalr.
hay, Thought of the lace aud ttfs shou'"ers>
And the purple cleaning hair
And \ memory wakcns wiih.nn me,
From on, OF the long ago;
sTh. low deep sobting, and ripple
OF tina, river, cbbiug and.how.
Hush there's the music hePtnning:
Yes she uarried-a broker III s'oche,
And-teoS ut tina; stout c'dpTrty-
That's sl,c-in the opposite box!
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j. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. Ills Main street, opposite Dispatch office.

GRrprs & WILLIAMS, Auctionccrs. my
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-03
By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucooneers'
Eleventh street between Main and BANK.

MEAT AND ATTRACTIVE COTI 11GI
IN RESIDENCE, ONE MILE FROM TIE S STKk +
ON THE MECHANICSVlLLE pn donnssL IE Al
aItrTiON. The request of Mr. John Day, rans-
tee for lat st a ~ G at
ises; on MN ESIENST located as above described
5Rens IS new and in ordsr
dye on Ga ssn ss aaG
buildings on tae rpeaSy Converted into carriage
S MnS There is of ground WILD pre, nS
front-yard adorned with shrubs ana ho"ei'' "NN
frI MT. acats well situated for country rsinenEe
for nne doing business IN the city, lylnS ais
n at on the turnpike, and within 50 snof' VIZ
lance of the city:
TERMS hlu'ae hN GKUbBS 6 WILLIAMS,
Auctionetrs.
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Aus.TION sALEs-Future Days.
By Williams 3 Gibson,
Real Estate Agents, Aucttoneers, and Brokers.

TWO BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON TIE
SOUTH SIDE OF GRACE BETWEEN
TWENTY-SIXTH AND TWENTf-SEyENTH
will sell at auction on TUESDAY,
June 9th, Mt bk O'Clock, the two LOTS situated rs
above, aJioiniDg the residence Of Mr.. John viles,
fronting So feel and 80 feet inches respectively,
running back $50 feet to . ffteen-foot alley.
TERMS: One-fourth essh balance at four, eight,
and twcl We months, interest added.
= WILLIAMS & GIBSON,
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers, aDd Brokers'
In 2.fdc
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CpNFECrIGNERIES.
TCE-CREAM! ICE-CREAM!

FAMILIES, BOARDING HOUSES, AND
HOTELS
SUPPLIED REGULARLY
with pure and hard-frozen article OF
iCE-CREhM,
free of delivery. Large quantities furnished;o
PIC.NICS. FAIRS, AND EXG URSIOSS
TO ORDER, AT LOWEST FIGURES.
Manufacturing by steam, ard having experienced
aud careful hands, under conpctcn, and attentive
manager who are exclusively engaged - attend IN
this branch of my business. en- guarantee sails
faction 10 ali who entrust me with their orders.
ANDREW PIZZ!SI, JR.,
GOT Broad street
Postal cards furnished 10 customers residing
In the suburbs free. inS ID
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,pHERLFF'S SALE.-By order of tae
y Circ,,i. Court Of Henrico coEntv, will on SAT
URDAY, Junc 6. lS74, ut II O'clock A. NJ, NJ !ne
horsc-auciion lot, In This oary, sell n ROANE
MARE, tcvird on by me unGor an attacbpleLt III
WILLIAM WALSH,
10 a.tds Deputy Sheriff Hcprico.
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auchoneers,
E,ora,fh etreet between Main and Bank.

TWO NEAT FRAMED DWELLINGS
L on THE WEST SIDE OF LAuREL STR RI ~
R yEPY Sss rs MoNRoE SQUARE, At AUG
TioS.-Thcse dwellings,, NOS l6 and o. o on t arl
rel Street occupied by George Bana te nu
IN ~ SaTIjRDAY, 9th of June, at 5h oc.oGS N,
They three rooms each III snd Ia are an nnG ev
vide With nm alley on the north side OF ~ feet anu
on The south side Of feet Wide. ,hor,a
This is desirable property of It's kna. anu
attract the notice OF persons seeHlis Suen p''f
erty. cor,pc e. U1IJ1A1TS
Tins nv ~ AuctioncerS.
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Mrs. Darlington would like TO remark
That the strike OF the drivers of New York
ieoks very omD!bus.n-R Rochester Demo.
cratic Chronicle.
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CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE, CITY HALL.

CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE, CITY HALL,
BROAD, CAPITOL, AND ELEVENTH STREETS.
RICHMOND. VA. May 3Uih, 1874
THIS OFFICE Is NOW ENGAGED In
l. making report for the Police Court of all per-
sons Delinquent in the payment of their CITY Ill
CENSE TAX. that the line imposed by ordinance
Of not less than one dollar and no more than five
dollars for each day OF default may be made by his
Honor, the Police Justice. o.-
TO afoic the above Iepnrt, the collector would re-
spcclully request all persons so delinquent to call
promptly ana settle. JOHN +. kEGNAuLT,
IL 1-St Collector.
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PART VI.
ADVERTISEMENT

ADVERTISEMENT
At least 81 900 a year can be made in a
pleasant and agreeable way, and attentionis
called to the fact that no capital whatever is
required for the establishment of this bust
ness. For further information, apply to
THOMAS DUHCE,
Omaha, Z. U. box SO, 742.
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DISSOL N.-The partnership
~ heretofore existing In Richmond ard Man
ezlcs'e or under the 1irm-name OF HULST 6 KING
Ii this day dissolved having expired by limitation.
The manufacturing business Will he continued In
~. I. KING, either parry beIng authorized to siyn
the firm name in liquidation.
JOHN =. HULST,
WILLIAM Il. KING.
RICHMOND, VA, June l, 1871. je1-lw
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T ASDS.-I have for sale large number
4 4 of 1;fst-class ESTATES With spendie jim
rruynmcpts aud large and snail FARMS With and
Without buildings in almost every section ,of the
five lanes and other rivers, and many Of the small
LII MS ~ GEORGE NJ. DREWRT.
MY 25-lmk 10l4 Nam strset.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-03
xUCrrOn SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY J.W. Bronaugh, Jr,
po,, ps,ota Agent and AuctioneeYsS
,,e,oo an Hui! street opposite The eourt-house,
SAN1~ Manchester, Va.

4 VERY DESIRABLE NEW FRAME
"A DWELLING s1TUATEEDs 9 s!Sr WE ESRE G9H.
NGp SGfE At AUCTION.-By request OF the
owner. win sell at auction, OIL the premises on
THuRsDAY, 4th day Of June, ls74 at Of oet9 3i,s
M "a aniirciy new and contains six rooms, win
nors in front and rear the lot fronts feet by
about I25, and the location one which Is r.
viii nuke q good home, or good paying Invest
ment. Of s,1e
1hhno Lava j. ". BKSNAUGH, JR:,
oo kuctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-03

TULIUS SYCLE'S, AIS BROAD STREET
- between Fourth and Fifth street.
just received, ike fifth supply of SUS-UMBREL-
LAS ana PARASOLS, very cheap.
If YOU want soma more of those beautiful LAWNS
At l2kc. worth 20c., go 10 -. r,-or,.c
HANDSOME LACE sHAWLS from 80 to $50
at JULIUS sYCLE'S.
CASSIMERES tor .snen's and boys, wear, In large
assortment, ut JULIUS sICLE'S.
Look at our stock Of GAUZE and MERINO
SHIRTS.
Sosae more O. those handsome cheap DRESS
GO0DSat JULIUS SlCLE'S.
A full assortment az WHITE GOODS, such as
Victoria Lawns, Plaid Muslin, Checked and Striped
NainSooks, Irish Lin.u, just received from auc-
| lions, Sery chcap,at JULIUS S1CLE'S.
A fpu stock of BLEACHED and BROWN COT
TONS 81 and 12ac, per yard.
Look ut our TOWELSat 1915 worth zoe.
JULIUS SICLE.
A fun supply of GENTLEMEN's and LA nI1;
MINGS. LACES, SCAKF-CHAISS, ana FASS,
one and two button KID GLOVES In all the rev
shades, agd n good many other gooos 100 hun'cf'
ou Ga ~ snJ Examine for yoIrself the bargains at
o"n "'t~ JULIUS SICLE'S,
4l5 Broad strt ct,
I INV e3-1n between Fourth aud Fifth.