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BUSINESS NOTICES
Ladies' Furnishing Store.

Mrs. Jameson desires to call the at
tention of the ladies of Seattle to her
assortment of Ladies Furnishing Goods,
Ladies and Misses Hosiery, Gloves, etc.
q choice assortments of Hats, of new
styles; Laces, Trimmings. Zephyrs.
Perfumery. Fancy Stationery, small
wares and notions. A share of patron
age solicited. Our aim will be to keep
q good assortment Of choice goods Ia
the above line and sell at reasonable
prices. Mas. JAM1rsoN,
Cherry street, Seattle, W. T.
, 1874-07-30

a Before you ask q favor of any
man, consider three things. First, can
you not avoid it? Second, can the one
you apply to grant it? Third, would
you, if your places were reversed, do
for your friend what you ask him to do
for you.
, 1874-07-30
Council Proceedings.

SEATTLE, July %.
Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, Councilmen Anderson and
Waddell. No quorum present, there
fore adjou rned to Friday evening, July
Gath. at TX O'Clock.
EDW. Il. BORWN,
City Clerk.
, 1874-07-30

D0ARD-In private family may be
had BY applying to the undefsigned next
door to the Epifcopal Church. Day
Boarders, IS . week; $6 for Board and
Lodging. MRs.M.L.SINCLAIR.
Seattle, July 13, 1874.
, 1874-07-30

u 1t is said that the young lady
who was engaged to Col. Ellsworth and
vowed eternal celibacy for his sake. was
not present at the dedication of his
monument. because it was not conveni-
ent for her to leave her husband and
children.
, 1874-07-30

An old maid in Lockport, N. T., rur-
chased one of the Egyptian mummies at
the Niagara Falls Museum, the other
day. for parlor ornament. She said it
would seem better to have q man
around, even if he was advanced in life
and wlthered.
, 1874-07-30

FINE SrocK.-One of the most beauti-
full pieces of horse flesh we have seen in
this town is blood-bay four years old
mare recently purchased by Mr.. Thos.
Clancy. She is of Rifleman stock and
was raised in Oregon.
, 1874-07-30

SUPPOSED TO BE DRowNED.-Two sail
ers left this city on Wednesday evening,
in small skiff. for Port Blakeley, since
which time neither the men or the boat
have been seen at Blakely. It il be-
lieved the men were drowned,
, 1874-07-30

u General Lee one day found DR..
Cutting. the army surgeon, who was a
handsome and dressy man. arranging
his cravat complacently before glass.
"Cutting." said he, "you must be-
the happiest man in creation"
"Why, General?"
"Why," replied Lee. "tecause you
are in love with yourself, and have not
q rival on earth" ..-...-..
, 1874-07-30

MERCHANT FLEEr.-On Thursday
evening there were seven ocean vessels
lying in the harbor at Port Blakely; one
sailed The same evening. leaving six to
load with lumber for foreign and Amer
can ports.
, 1874-07-30

u Mexican editors don't care about
an extended circulation. Tbe fewer
subscribers they have the fewer times
they are shot Detroit Free Press.
, 1874-07-30
Dexter Horton & Co
8A.NKE2R4
SEATTLE, W. T.

Deposits received and accounts kept
subject to Check or Draft l7s7 u 70 +.
Interest allowed on time deposits from !.
date ofdeposit. - 5p sff: h :,
aights Exchange on PortlaAd,d 0kn
Fraicisco land New York. fs !. ~ :
Money loaned on approved stcuritys
Bonds. 6tocn and oEhsr yalnAbles ~
ceived on deposit for sats keeping.
Collections mads and proceeds prompt
5remitted.
Investments in Real Estaso end other
property nads for parties. 1sH.
, 1874-07-30
Our stock consists in part of the following viz

Our stock consists in part of the following, viz:
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats and Caps, Boots and
Shoes, Groceries, Pr0Uisiozs Liquors, Tobacco and
Cigars. C0cAery and Glassware, Paints, Oil, V0r-
u6sh, Brushes, Carpets, Oz-clotbs, Curtains and
W17ad0z0 blinds, Shelf Hardware, Carpenter and
tools Iron, Steel, Chain, Bolts, RiUets,
Ship Chandler" and C07d1ee, Lime Cenaent Pl0s-
Ter Of Paris, Hay, Feed, Cumberland Coal. Plo10s
md other farming implements.
In fact anything and everything in General
Use in this country.
Direct from England but Of firm keeps Chinese
whom he imported Oregon.
partner Market purchases
VERY BEST ADVANTAGE.
truth they max
Saving by purchasing Of us instead of going below
Thankful take this method inviting the Public
that they shall not regret doing
SCHWABACHER BROS& co.
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BRuas AVID mEp1CrHEs.

HNO DRUGGISTS AFRO MATIC LIQUID
II PEPSIN, prepared by Lilly s. Phelap. itecr.
tains no alcohol, and is highly RECOMMENDED for
DYSPEPSIA and INDIG ESTiOS. For sale by
- /: PURChLL. LAID g. CO.. Druggists,
Sc 2-1 OF 1916 Main street,
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TsIEGANTsHOUsEHOL OLD FLIRNl.
,Ei5TuREsBRUSyEES FETSs 6Ig EH IVY 4sfS
MaTThESsES. PAIFTIN 81 &Css,fc .s $500 W.
the request Of ~, ~, 81;
II iiis M o Cary between First and sscoId
streets. on TUEs5AY, The 6sh lnsfales - sl 9g
O'clock, bis assor e ~ e
tshsm foso,,n oIsS wssint su1rE
holstered IN striped reps Of Gsst guaiily 4 81.
Elegant CANT s se aass a ana hassos au
Fine OIL PAINTINGS and CHRcNOs; j. q. 81
MARsLEeTop PARLon and LrsnAnY TABLEs a..
MIRRORS ID ~ az \ w so
Elegant walnut LIBRARY CASE; 81
Marble, Pari8n, and other nantie orname nIs.
n he floors ARE covered with best white mafunf.
The cham are furnished with one extrayagant.
1Y-fDiEhed chsmber suite complies. OF DHESSlHu
R.s ana pase Iii
latest dfsign nB6 beat nanufacture. . -. I,
q suites of walnut CHAMBsR FURN1TTRE, WITH
Tirea.piy CAaPsTs and MATING zss. Il
HAIR MATTRESSES OF supeno qualltys
|FEATHERBEDs. BOOSTERS, and GILI3w s .,,,,,,
HAIR MATTRESS, FEATHER BEDS and BED.
Walnut HAT RAcK--msrble slab 9t{
a ao VOL SIalH e ns lights
In the dining room Will be found
e,erart walnut PEDESTAL EXTENSION TABLE
Beautifully inlaid; one OF the best weiiaVe eva
dozen walnut CASE-sEAT CHAIRS; st
Mahoga1,y marble. top sIDEBoAaD; - 81
kEFRiGERAToR. lin SAFE, and SIDE TABLES 81
An t Excellent iagge.sizs FlLTEREn I. z,
A. general assortment OF aiichen sfurnituref -.
cludinRaNo. snyder CooKrSea-sToVE VIII ~
The ATTENTION Of the public Is called TO this sale
The house is FURNISHED throughout IN me pes
anper and has been Sc Ts k IepaG q q ruG
seq ls; ~ 4Aucrloneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-07
BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY v5ALuA-
STREET, ADJofNiSG THE sHoCKQE, HILL
MARKEf, AND LARGE BRICK DWELkING
On THE EAST LINE OF SIXTH STREET,
NORTH OF LEIGH STREET-By virtue Of a de-
cree of the Chancery Court OF the city OF Hich-
mond, entered on the 9Th Of May. 1874, and also
on the 18th of June, Il 74. In the cases OF Glen
dinnipg's executor us. Hover &c Lndwlg: HoyeI
ClendinnlDg's administrator and B0ss1eu&. &C.,
against Hoyer & Ludwig, &c; and by virtue OF q
oeed of trust bearing date 10TH November, S63'
executed by John Cend,nning to W. Goooln, tTus-
tee, to secure to H. Hoyer and y. L. LudwlR certait
debts therein mentioned, duly recorded In "icil,
mond Hastings Court, shall, as trustee, proceed
to sell public auction. on the premises on Mon
DAY 7th of September. 1874, commencing at
o'clock p n, that very valuable REAL ESIA .l.tI
on the north side of Marshall street between Skin
and Seventh Streets fronting Sc feel, running oaca
go feet more or less, bounded the east by me iot
on which Mr. u. j. Hartsook resides, on the west by
Market avenue, and having thereon FRAMED
TLNEMENT, occupied by Sir. s. 4. Parkinson.
This Is regarded rs amongst the most faIuaoie
lots in that locality as has space enough 1or the
erection of three stores. ,,, ,,,,,,
After which will be sold that large and wellcouit
BRICK DWELLING on the east side OF sixth
north of Leigh street., now occupied ny MessrS, u.
stories above the basement, handsomely nnlsned
with modern convenienccs, ample accommooatons
for servants &C., and Is really an excellent resi-
dence. The lot has front OF g. 3 feet and depth
of $50 feet
added, and title retained till all CT the purchase
court. w. GODDIN,
au 20 fE trustee.
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6ss.ls: BY Moody g Royal,
Real Estate Agents and. Auct.oneers,
Office corner seventh, and Hun =, streeels,
. tst -. VA

r,oMMIssIoNERs, SALE OF AyA AZ Is
u ABLE FARM, coptsining seSa ,c AGhE :;
as II dGy on ,.aag q
iif being court day, Mt ~ O'Clock Mtn .tVs "
The courthoase of said county, In the ciy Of MAD
chester Being au'borizsS by nc the No
yember term The .t O. Bra se;I p n,Ie
snstion. at the time and place above mentlonsS,
the Of LAND, CONTAINING Sf e a
about OF mile OF !ne aRpomaa sD
ye miles Of The clover Hill mines One Jnana ore,
acre. o. t and pirieI There is on It good
NV Two o-ST0RY FRAMED, Dwell LING, contain,
Ing six rooms, well located, and bus al the usual
ouihouses Fine springs on the farm; nelgnnnlr Oh.
hood good convenient 70 chrcnes, miiis, sei'oon'
&c. ~ !zl5 81. =, -, .ro.coada 40
win be necessary to pay the expenses OF tue . sui
and sale; the residue upon creott OF one, w y;
and three years, the purchaser to execute ms D1na
Win SIR ner centineresI added. from day Of sale;
The title 10 be retained until the whole OIL the pur
chase ia money Mons '' p"'a' GEORGE, s. BERNARD,
s. BROOKS,
ca s.tda ,.}ta Commissioner
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BY N. NJ. Lee,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1O14 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ONE
" HUNDRED AND THIRTY-ONE ACRES OF
LAND SEVEN Mills BELOW THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, FRONTING ON THE Y OR h
RIVER RAILROAD.-By virtue of a decree of the
Circuit Court of Henrico county pronounced on
the 9Th day of May, 1S74in the chancery suit Of
Gates 6 minor U8. Adams and Others the UNDER
signed special commissioners therein named, VIII
proceed to sell at public auction, In front OF Henri
CO county courthouse, on MONDAY the 9TH day
of september, Ss4 the property described In said
decree us a TRACT OF LAND containing ONE
HUNDRED AND THlRTY-ONE ACRES, 'front.'
ing on the York River railroad, seven miles below
Richmond, near Fair Oaks station, partly In culti-
walton,
Jerks One-third in cash; balance In equal pay
ments, at six and twelve months for negotiable
notes. interest added at the rate Of six per cent per
annum title retained by the court until the pur-
chase-money Is paid.
H. A. ATKINSON, JR.,
E. Z. CABELL, =
, seq . Special Commissioners.
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By Moody & Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Auodoneers,
Office corner Of Seventh and Hull streets'
,'rs1 fs Manchester. Va. 80
COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF a FIe

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a FINE
OFARN IN THE COUNTY OF CH il -
FIELD. CONTAINING TWO HUNDkED An a., y
SIXTY ACRES MORE OR Less, MEA m ~ q :
I'D : COuRT-HOUeE, ABOUT IHhRIrEEN
MILES FROM THE CITY OF MANCHE.S si ~
On MONDAY, september IA. 1874 tthat Dsih ny
court day), at liz O'Clock A.. NJ, IN irony o. tIe
Courthouse of said county, In the city Oh alan,
chester In pursuance OF decree OF me SiT S,
Court Of Chesterfield County. entered az the e9-
ruary term, 1874. In certain SUIT inerein pSnS'
Ing STYLED s. y. Duvall's administering, rS. E. =
Gregory ct ais, we shalt. Mt the time anu paGIe
above mentioned sell at public auction Ine ttuIy
valuable FARM located rs above, ohe-unt ,! Giin
bered and we'll wooded, the remainder III cutisa'
ton: soil first rate, and has considerable QUAR-
fity of valuable creek low-grounds. Inc lmproYe,
ments consist of a fine TWO-SfORY thAMEU
DWETIING con: tructed since the war ut a cost
Of So 500; barns ana all the usual out,oulinlngs'
a snIenoid orchard of choice fruit-apples, peach
es. nears. &C. Lies only three and half miles
from lie Richmond and Petersburg railroad. nus
IS one of the best farms In the county,
located In good peighnorhood; churches OF va
rious denominations, mills. schools, &c, conVe-
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance at q credit OF
one TWO, and three years, for negotlahle notss
herring six per cent. Interest from day OF SALE me
title to be retained III til the whole of the
money Is paid aud conveyance ordered by the
Court. SOCRATES BROOKS,
WM. I. CLOPTON,
G. w. TURNER,
SO 5-tds Special Commissioners.
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BY Hill & Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1lOs Main street. SIS.

TRUSTEE'SSALE OF TIE BREWERY,
Il KNOWN AS THE NORRIS BREWERY,
WITH 41.100 ACRES OF LAND, NEAR
The EASTERN CORPORATION LINE OF
RICHMOND, AT AUCTlON.-By virtue OF u
deed of trust executed to us by Joseph hacker,
dated 10Th December, 1873, and duly re-
corded In the clerks Office OF Henrico County
Court, we shall proceed tosall, on the prtm-
ises, on THURSDAY, September ] 9th, 874, ut
8 o'clock 2. NJ the real estate therein conveyed,
consisting of two BRICK BUILDINGS and other
improvements and 41.100 acres of land. This pro-
perry, until within q few months, has been In sue
cessui operation, with vaults and all necessary ap
paratus for making and keeping beer.
The iann has southern and eastern exposure,
and Is we'll suited forgrape-raisipg. This property
adjoins tract Of land now much spoken of Us q
suitable place for park, and should the city con-
clude to buy for that purpose, this with all pro-
perty In that section would be largely enhanced 10
value. We call attention OF brewers and others TO
this sale. -ert sgsye tf. u, ysts 81, ri & 81
TERMS: Casha to expenses Of sale and to pay
the sum of $500 with interest AT per cent from
Oath April. S74; acredlt as TO 90 till Gath
April, 1875. with interest al per cent. from 24h
October, S73 and The balance SIS said Backer may
direct. ITS WALTER 3. BhOUkS,
.z s#.a ag.,i ,.,s RANDOLPH BARTON, =.
Trustees.
Immediately after the abovesae we win Sell about
THREE-AND-HALF ACRES OF LAND adjoin-
Ing the property above described, being part Of
the land attached formerly to the brewery.
80 30 -,'s.N HILL i GODDiS,
au 24,27,29, S2,4&td Auctioneers.
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gy.,n.aIr Rrcrrx 10 sss TORS g W.
IS, t; ss fsdsette Every b0sssesesspss
Knows tbe trouble there 90 csnniDg .asss
s s IS. glasa jars tempered ey pass.pss Y
f fSsm eyer lie irs 10 cold sster wo; ,aI
tbe e aowea 70 come 70 The boiling sa sS. ;n.
This & done g prevent the , gass T. wren. seess.
wbea me boiling syrup !, 2. B .s nns % Generally
sss 8 poured ,sa, t III tedious gns and
g sressss ; = wholly unnecessary When yo,!
ar ready to pour is the boiling fruit s,pp ay
lass ny sr e the simplest and best
IN s towel folded four or more thicknes ssss
wbTch has been thoroughly dipped " ). COZ oi;
water. You may then safely pour ~ .ns oo,
snr iiouid. ThIsyaluable discovery was p MADE
hv . Gentleman 10 Rochester, who Ia said Y
have offered $1,000 to any one who wonis
explain the fact.
.54 IA LADY REaDER OF TEE GAZETTE.
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lust RECEIVED, a fresh Int of fine
~ SALAD OIL. fD'Aix) In quarts, limits, and
TASKS. For sale By;
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Drugs lists,
seq 1915 Main St. rect.
T EWISS WHITE LEAD, LINSt' ED
IL OIL. SPIRITS TURPENTINE, WINnOs, Y
GLASS, &c. L. WAGNER, Druggist, &
v 16 tEgs Sixth and Broad streets.
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FIRE INSURANCE.

n N. WALKER & CO., GENERAL NJ
De SURANCE AGENTS, 1914 MAIN sTpy1.
RICHMOND. VA. representing the -
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE ~
SURAECE COMPANY. nf London and Edn.
bur9fI, England-capital, 81 0, 900, 900 gold; '-
natl, Ohio-sssets ever 81 coo, 900;
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COApI,
NY. OF New York-assets over 100000:
LYyCHBURG INSURANCE AND DaSEIyo
COMPANY, Of Lynchburg, Ts.-ssse,s oyer
Atlantic INSURANCE COMPANY, =,
Brooklyn, N. Y.--assets oyer 100000. -
Deposited with the Treasurer of Virginia slse
GEO. Losses equitabiy adjusted ana promptly rsIa
at this agency. Applications solicited, and inss.
date attention given thereto. 0cis
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80 Mrs. Grant is not to be called hon,ely
woman. of course; but 1t is quite certain
that She is not, either, Q yefy handsome
woman. A defect IN one OF her eyes, which
In commonly known as crosg-eyedness, IN.
3utes her looks veg much So says an
able correspondent,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-07
BY w. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF HALF-ACRE,
y No. 1874, ON THE EAST LINE OF NINTH
Will be sold at auction, on the premises. Oh TUES
DAY the 9th OF september, 1874, III 6 O'Clock p.
NJ, the HAEF-ACkE LOT located as above, hay
Large quantities. OF earth ia now being deposited on
this lot free of expense, and by small outlay the
whole lot could soon be filled 40 10 the proper
qrade. This property offers great inducements TO
those who wish To make profitable investment.
TERMS: At sale. w. GODDIN,
SEQ ..sY.,g.t AucltOneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-07
BY Richardson & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1113 Main street.

TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
i IN MANCHESTER FOR SALE BY AUG.
TION.-On TUESDAY, the 9Th instant, at 81
O'Clock P. NJ, we shall sell by auction, on the pre-
misses 1WO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS,
fronting 33 by 100 feet each. on the west Side o.
Tenth street. near the free bridge, convenient TO all
places OF business In Richmond and Manchester
The location OF which lots we are Informed, tsnoN
attracting the attention Of capitalists, with the view
to building handsome improvements thereon to nc.
,commodate business Of an important character.
TERMS At sale. RICHARDSON g CO.,
&c IL ,@a Auctoneers.
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By ". B. Ratel,tte, Auctioncer.
uIGH CoNsTABLE's SALE.

VIII sell at public aic,Ion on MONDAY MORN.
ING, The 7:h day Of September. 1874, at ~
O'Clock, at my Office, No. 1905 Franklin street. pc
isfy sundry distress warrants attachments ana e1'
ecntions in my hands:
go BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS, 3t "a
MATTRESSES, WASHSTASDS, ~
TABLES, CLOCKS. ~. ,rt..7,
= CHAIRS. MIRRORS. 80 - 8
TRUNKS, PICTURES -af LszEe7
H., SOFAS 80 RPETS, E..a...s.r. ID Il -
Y ETAf ERE, ~
WATER.C0OLERS, - $50 e
SPITr.OS ., HA Ms,
TOILET soap, CANDLES,
g COFFEE, VINEGAR,
-, BUCKETS, CLOTHEs-PIES,
WAsHBOARDS, WATCH,
SOCIETY FURNITURE-desks affairs, &c. |;
One SINGER SEWING, MACHINE,
One OPEN BUGGY.
60 4.3t H.iC. q. r.
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By Goddin, Warren s Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioaeers,
No. IIO8 Main street.

THREE EXCELLENT BRICK TENE-
Il MENTS, FR0S1ING ON ST. JAMES
STR EFT. CORNER OF CHARITY, FOR SALE
|ATAUCfiOS.-Will be sold at auction. on the
y. NJ, the HOUSES and LOIS located rs above,
The buildings have recently been fitted up, and
are In good condttion. The lois have an Irregular
frontage, running back eighty-Rdne feet 20 alley
eight feet Wide. II
Immediateiy after we viii sell a VACANT LOP
IN rear OF above property, fronting thir.y.tWo feet
ON Charity street.
This Is an excellent chance for persons Of node
rate means TO obtain q coHsfor table heme-
TERMS l4iberai and made L nawu OF sale.
GODDfNs WARRES& CO., ~
Sc sAucii0heera.
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Am gCssAl.s3

TS,FsT 1NTHRAo CITE oAL, 81 alzes,
g.. 9 3 r rs,ey yffaaIEIA sPIfTT COAL
Tsssh CLOVER HILL LUMP zCoAL-sxtfa
/ quality y. j. . 81
NoRWooD, QUINNIMoET, ard oUMBER--
LASDCOkLss;;s.
Rich Forest PIN d aisd dry; OAK
sawed and split and long Voc FOR kndiins sn ''
cooking. J.B.WATKINS.
.a1 Ninth and Cary streets.
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aWell, how did you get along?" ln'
quired country landlord, one rainy morn
ing, of guest whom he had put IN top.
fioor room, under q Ieaky roof. son, s#lm.
mingly, - was the reply.
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GRANULAR EFFERVESCENT SALTS.
OF NIT. CERIUM,
MT. POTASH, AM. CIT. BISMUTH,
IOD. POTASS., BROM. POTAsS.,
BICARBI POTASS.,
BENZOATE POTASS.
CIT. CINCHONINE, CIT. QUlNNE,
CIT. ClNCHONA and IRON,
CARB. IRON, &C., &C. For sale by
So j. BLAIR, Druggist.
ty3 S25 Broad street
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rsY REQUEST OF t5 CT O. s AaEosh .Il,,
rs rao Ne Win sell d: puslic aacs on TIL hs-
fnlY1tfJe Ioth Gay ny w a ~
O'Clock our aLga " MN sar ti
nond Va, three shares gi ~ IVY enoi' ~
- stock Lii the sE5 80 80
MANCHESTER CoTT ON MILLS MILLS Isl. 5S5s
Gro held y him us collateral serurfty FOR
note OF Measr.. McIiwalne E Co. Tor s H.
tcen,ber q S73 and lis on It's face payable nlnsIS
DAYS thereafter, default having been nads 10 lnr
payment OF 'he ssln DAVENPORT q CO., sfs.
90 ,Iat si5s- stock Aucttoneers..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-07
BY Burton s. Carter, Auctioneers,
Real Estate Agents and Aucnoneers,
No. 72S Main street.

pY REQUEST Of THE HElR-AT-LAW
II of isabella Thomas deceased. late of the city
of Richmond, we will sell at public AUCTION. on the
premises On THURSDAY the 10Th OF ss s
nWtILING mo. 525) situated on Belvldere
street. The lot fronts Is feet, and runs back 100
feet. ;,,
TERMS: Ope-third of the purchase money viii
be reouIrei in cash; the balance on credit or SIX
and twelve months. BURTON & CARTER,
CO ..IF.. AuctiOneers.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers,
No.1I13 Main street.

A VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON
n CHURCH BILL FOR SALE BY AUCTION.
We shall sell By auction, on the premises, on WE'D
NEsDAT the 9th instant, ut 5H O'Clock +. NJ, a
valuable BUILDING LOT, fronting 30xl2o feet
OH the southwest corner OF 1wenty-Dfth and I
streets, Church Hill.
TERMS Al sale. RICHARDSON & CO,
seq AuctiOneers.
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GEF.F CONCERTS.
SRCOND AND LAST GRAND GIFT
CONCERT ~

LIST OF GIFTS:
l GRAND CASH GIFT of...,...........S30,00 900
/ GRAND CASH GIFT of............ 5000
l GRAND CASH GIFT of................ 10000
l GRAND CASH GIFT of................. 10000
/ GRAND CASH GIFT of........,...... 5000
i GRAND CASH GIFT of................ $500
] GRAND CASH GIFT ef.............. 1000
IS Cash Gifts Of 1000 each ........ $4,000
20 Cash Gifts OF 500 each........ $4,000
43 Cash Gifts Of $50 each...... 1880
70 Cash Gifts Of $50 each....... 1850
$50 Cash Gifts Of 100 each.:...... $4,000
57S Cash Gifts of so each........ 2S,9Oo
5000 Cash Gifts Of 10 each........ $4,000
5000 Cash Prizes, aggregrating.. ....*25O,00O
80 PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets, So: half tickets, SIS quarter
tickets, $3.50. Eleven tickets for 500.
No discount on less amount.
Tickets for sale by p. WEISIGER,
1901 Main street.
nm -eodlm Richmond, Va.
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--' WILLIAM Il. ALLDERDIcE,
=. A ~, - sstonao
Sc 4-tCll
Sc 5
SERGEANT'S SALE.

ERGEANT'S SALE.
VIII be sold, on TUESDAY the 9Th instant. at IL
O'Clock A. NJ, at the auction-house OF COOK d
TWO TOBACCO-BOX SCREWS. -.
10 satisfy an execution in my hands In favor OF
Samuel Maccubbln against George w Gillian.
| 0.ips.g.s +. b. COOK, &
Sc 4.4t Sergeant of City of Richmond.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

{ A N ACTIVE. ENERGETIC MAN, who
"a hiss IS, 900 to invest in y profitable business,
In one q the healthiest portions OF the State. and
fo- which, lie will receive either q share of the
pro fits or guaranteed interest on the money, be-
adas sasxry for his services, can hear Of such an
oppo rtunftg Oy addressing T. h. W., DfSpateh Of
foe. fisst Hi lS.1m