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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-11
LEATHER.

The feeling of dealers in this line is once
more cheerful. Their orders are on the
increase and they anticipate a strong &C
tivity the coming season. Prices are
arranging themselves therefore. There is
a reduction below previous quotations in
harness, upper and rough leather and in
Innings.
LEATHER-Oak sole per pound, 40
G41c; HemlOck 28f30c; harness leather
No. l, 35d3Sc; harness leather No. 2, 33c;
skirting 4O644c; brides, black a. dozen,
$4S.OOd54OO; fair bride, S57.0026S.00;
French calf Sz8.OOn72.OO; American kip
S4S.OO672.OO; calf S3S.O0R42.OO; upper
leather S24.O0f36.OO; tOPpings, all colOrs,
s9.OO612.0O; Innings, white and pink,
S6.O069.0O; leather in the rough % d Y
624c.
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IAdUsrtissmsHts under tEis head vii be charged
TEN CENTS per line for each insersisn.l
WANTED.

UTAETED-Trsvelin men, TO locate
w agencies for the New Remington Sewing
Machine in Tennessee and Kentucky. Men Of
experience and good address. None others need
apply. Call on OF address j. CLARY & Co,
Gen1 Agents, Sc Summer St, Nashville, Tenn.
augll If
HTANTED To sELLs-Ladies' and misses
w cloth shoes and slippers; gents cloth shoes
and straw hats and travelling bags at cost for
Maxwell. jy2S 15t
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Supreme Court Sale.

Nashville, Aug. Z, 1874.
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amanda Rushing rs. Isaac N. KiBs5rO
and Others.
DY VIRTUE OF DECREE OF. THE
ID Honorable Supreme Court Of Tennessee, at
Nashville, IrOnOUnced in the above entitled
cause at its asst December Term, 1874, 1 VIII
sell
at the Courthouse door, IN the city Of
Nashville, at Il o'clock H., on
Thursday, the I'd day
Of September,
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saIttnnra merketa.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 1O.-Flour-market
finn and unchanged; family S6.75aS.0O.
Wheat firm at Sl.55al.6O. Corn Soc. Oats
unchanged at 62aa63c. Rye 9Oa95e. FRO
visions frm. Mess PORK SZ2.25a22.5O.
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-s- vo-n General Markets.

NEW YORK, Aug. 9.--FlOuT - market
firm and prices are higher; suPertlne
western and State S5.4Oa6.O9; extra Ohio
So. 10a7. go; st. LOUIS S6.6OaS.75. Wheat
higher; No. 2 Chicago Sl.4Oal.41. Bye
quiet; Canada in bond S1.O0 asked. Barley
steady. Oats heavy at 65a6Sc. Corn eOa
SIC. Coffee quiet; Rio cargoes 17ia2Oc
gold. Sugar SaS!c. Mess pork trmer at
81. 65a2l.75 for new mess, cash; $2l.65
for September deliEery; middles are dull;
short clear 124c. Lard steady; prime steam
I3ka14ic. Whisky firm at SLIP.
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 10, 1890 P. M.-Cotton
quiet and unchanged. Middling uplands
I'D; Orleans I'D. Sales to-day 10000
bales, of which 1900 bales are for export
and speculation.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 10, 500 P. Motion
quiet, Middling uplands It'd; Orleans
I'D. Sales to-day 10000 bales, of which
1900 bales are for export and speculation.
Sales Of American $500 bales.
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The NashVlIIeoaFlngsU ompanyfurnlshes
Us the following quotations showing the
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Court Sale.

NASHVILLE, Aug. Z, 1875.
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LOCAL sToOKs.
LOCAL BONDS.

Nashville, Chattanooga and st. Louis Raj
road, first mortgage .................-...
Nashville and Decatur Railroad bonds, SEQ
Ond mortgage, 6's.................... -.
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Hennhfs 4arketa.

MEMPHIS, Aug. 10.-FlOur lower. Corn
scarce and firm. Oats 64a65c. Lard was
steady at l45aI5e. BacOn-shOulders Toe;
clear nib 1890; clear sides 13sc.
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Supreme Court Sale.

Nashville, Aug. 6, 1873.
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Bulk meats-sho0lders 94c clear rib 123c.
Bacon shoulders 103c; clear rib 1S{
Hams 14sa15e. Lard 14al45c. Coffee was
steady and unchanged; Rio caFgOes I79a
zoe in gold. Wbisk, firm at Sl,24.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-06
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloaeer,
Eo.11lSMain street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT YALU,
L ABLE MlLL:SITE, WITH TWE e. 10TrR
Known As GAINHss Mill e on SR I'm R RHhI
MSHD; Also, TWENTY-FIVE ACRE., ~, Of
TALUkBLE WOODLAND NEAR THEht ITO
Nv virtue of deed OF trust executed TO me rs trus
tee on the 27th OF May; 1874. by William liam F. F;
Gaines and duly recorded In the CLERK 8 OUNCE OF
Hanover County Court, TO SECURE certain 0oaa
therein mentioned, aud default having Deen Inaoe
in paymcnt of said bond, shall In part execution
thereof, being required so 70 do by the beneficiary
sell at public auction, on the premises, on IUhS
DAY the 10Th day OF august, 1875, at : ociock
P. ~, portion OF the property therein oescrloeo
as follows . nrn~-n1, rrvu
ACRES OF LAND adjacent thereto, In the county
of Hanover, on the Cold flarbor road ana known
as Gaines's Mil, conveyed to said Gaines py sae
Trustees OF William and Mary College by their deed
daled about 1851. Also. TWENTY.Fi ". ACkEs
OF WOODLAND near TO and about :hree.quar,
ters of mile southwest of the said mill5sile; snd
on the road leading to Mechan icsvie, and aoJoln-
ing the lands of Thaddeus Tally, Walker Hogan
and Parks Martin, and conveyed to said Gaines by
William ). Ovcriou about 1858.
TERMS Made known at sale.
-. A. BROWN, JR., Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, AuctiOneer. au
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RICHMOND AND DANriLLE kAILROAD COWp'Y !
OFFICE MASTER OF TRANS. Stay so, 1915. I
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.-TRAlN No

RICHMOND AND DANriLLE kAILRoAD CONpYi
office MASTER OF TRANS. hay 30,lo7j. (
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.-TRAIN No.
- 1-CIARLo9TGTsE ExfKssf. Wes'Sara-LsaVes
paaviie at 1T F. M: leaves Gr en.bcIo at s;s
[ Fl M lsa y, ss sSngTy al GIG Nj
TRAIN No. 2-NEw YORK AND Sxs On.
LEANS EXPRESS, Eastward Leaves Charlotte a,
NJ. leaves Salisbury at S:34 4. NJ; leaves i.r,ens.
boro' a. 1885 T ..; leaves Danvillc at l:l2 r
~; leaves Dundee al l.2U Z. b.: leaves hilrte-
Vile, al 607 p. VI; arrives at Richnend .! SAT
TRAIN NO. 3.-TnRouGH MAlL-Ngw YoHK
FOR THE SOUTH Leaves Richmond at 3e ?. H..
leaves Burkeville at 1852 p. ~; leaves Dundee a.
1898 P. NJ: leave! DanyiI!e Ut 1882 P. ~:
leaves Greensboro a. 2:43 4; 81; leaves salisbury
at 5:27 A. NJ. Leaves Air-5 5o ns junction i; 755
TRAIN No. 4.-lHEouGH MAIL Eastward
Leaves Charlotte at 9:24 i. NJ: leaves salisbury
ut 1853 p. M.: leaves Greensboro' at \: 81;
$50 a. NJ: leaves Burke7ille al ll:35 A. ~;
arrives a. Richmond at 2:22 z. N.
TRAIN No. hccoMMopATIoS'
estward--Leavec Richlnond a. 1920 A. 81; AZ.
rives At Burkeville al 1908 r. NJ leaves BgrS. T.s
al :2e +. NJ: arrives at Lynchburs al 4:2' 7. ~
Eastward Leaves burkeEiile a, 4:i3 a. NJ; ar
rives at Richmond az e:O5 A. NJ.
Train No. 2 connects at Richmond with no
Chesaptake and ohio RI !rOiu.
Trains Nos. 3 and connect at Greensboro with
trains 10 ana from Raleigh and G"'dsboro'.
All through trains connect al Richmond sni Dun-
dee with train, the Richmond, tfeGeri' Ssbur2
and Potomac railroad, and Washington Guy. VIZ.
GINA Midland and Great Southern railroad, 10 ana
from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York.
Trains Nos. and connect NJ Richmond WITH
the Richmond, York River aud Chesapeak. Raj.
road trains 10 and from Baltimore and eastern
points. M
Trains Nos. and2 connect at Charlotte win
trains on the Atlanta and Richmond Air-l.ia' rail-
road To AMI from GreenvIlc, Atlanta. Montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans. and all southwest
ern points. -,
Trains Nos. 3 and connect ut Charlotte VIII
the Charlotte, Columbia aDd Atlanta railru1d 20!
Columbia, Augusta, Savannah, Tallahassee ana al
southern points. $50 go =,
Train No. 4 connects at Burkeyille with the 4!
lantc, Mississippi and ohio ral road, from Lincl-
burg, Chattanooga, and all southwestern p0infa.
Tickets sold 10 all southern aHh souti western
points, and baggage checked through.
Unbroken gauge from Richmond TO New tr!sanS.
Pullman palace-cars through from New OreAR'
to New York Il. 81. X. TALCOlI.
Engineer end SuperinteBde.t.
". T. WEST. Master OF Trains. N.Y.
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RICHMOND AND ETERsbL h1
RAIpOAD COMPANY.

RICHMOND And ETERsblhGI
RAILaoAD COMPANY.
JUNE /, 1915, tralns
" on this read will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND South.
$40 A. n, THROUGH MAI. daily except su .;s
day.: CONNECTING for al poin;s Sg11
and West. Slecpiug-car attached.
7:45 A. NJ, FREIGHT TRAIN daily texce2i sum
day), with coach attached, Tor Pg'ef ;.
burg and stations on the ScGlEs!de
road, Lynchuurg. and the West
l:45 P. n, THROUGH NAIL daily, conLecIl3
for all points South and "c5,; ~
sengers taking this train WI! rnaAt
close connection At Petersburg iof
5:eoP.M., FREiGHT daily except sandsyh
with coach attached
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH. .
7:3O A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily Ieicep'
sunday with coach attached. Il,
IO:a0 A, NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily. connecuIJ
With Richmond, FREDERICKSBURG s sns
Potomac railroad for all points hIA
and West. ,
500 2. H., FREIGHT daily Except suhos!b
coach attached.
1886 p. ", THROUGH NAIL daily texct p.eEa'
day), connecting with kciinosa
Fredericksburg AND PCtomst ,.:;!o s,
for al points East and west f".!C. -
Sleeper attached running thtoUslr
Baltimore. Also making Close S eSts,
nectou with he Chesapeake &aJ O..Ss
railroad Tor The Virginia SpriEls ~
poinCs North and " ess- u,..
The NAIL TRAINS all NO; stop between 49,
mond aud Petersburg except a. Chester, IA, Lava
Trains on the Glover Hill railroad VIII Iea ,,';
leave Chester at 2:4U r. daily except SlaGa a."
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersours VIII sAI' 't'-
Appomattox depot. ,sr,
my 80 A. SHAW. ~uWr!n.y--.---s---
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HERzEGovINA-- ORIGIN OF THE DISTURB.
ANcEs.-Tbe Austrian correspondent OF the
London Times writes on July Is: "The
disturbances on the frontier OF Herzegovina
arise from az opposition Of the people to the
tax CATERERS. 1t extends for the present 10
five villages, the inhabitants of which have
left their homes aud have gone TO the noun
tans, after sending their wives and children
into Dalmatia. There has been no great
collision as yet, and according to adVices
from Constantinople the Porte has sent a
commissioner to inquire into the grievances
of the people, and to redress them if we'll
founded. Not uuch importance seems to be
attributed to the Whole thing in the Turkish
capital, for, however trltllng such disturb
ances along the long line Of frontier are to
Turkey, they always entail trouble and eX.
pense to Austria. The Dalmatian popua
ton, which is kindred in blood to The popu.
lstion of the neighboring Turkish PROVINCES.
and every man OF whom is armed TO the
teeth and full OF the traditions OF the fights
With the Turks, has an Irresistible tendency
to take part in any broA which goes on on
the other side Of The frontier. Nor is it al
ways eaSy-nay, it is often qulte impo>si-
be-to prevent their crossing over, as the
frontier line runs over the top Of the noun
tains, which in summer are everywhere &C.
cessible. Still, all that is possible in this di.
recEion has already been DONE"
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"ABgRcoRN COLONY" IN AMELIA COUNTY.
During the past three years about thirty
English and Irish gentlemen have settled in
Amelia county on estates which in the aggre-
gate amount TO nearly 10000 acres. These
colonists have, it is estimated. Invested in
real and personal property and otherwise be-.
tween 100000 and 100000. The founder
of the colony, Murray NJ. Blucker, Esq, is u
deputy lord. Lieutenant and justice of the
peace for the county Of Mayo, in Ireland, and
the settlers belong to The best families in the
United Kingdom. In order TO still further
extend the colony Mr.. Blacker and has friends
have resolved to lay of to wn lots with Il view
| to securing central village, as at Chase City,
in Mecklenburg; and on Monday last, at a
meeting held at Mr.. Blecker's residence - at
which General j. K. Slaytop, of the New York
South. and MIR. j. A. Ii. ST. Andrew, of
FarmvIlle, were present-it was resolved
that an "Abercorn Colony Association" be
formed, with NJ. NJ. Blacker, Esq, as presi-
| dent.
An address to his EXcellency the Duke Of
Abercorn, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, re-.
questing his ExcelIency's sanction to the use
Of bis name in connection with the colony,
was adopted.
The site of the proposed village is an adj
mirablc one, and every inducemeut in the
way of free allotments will be offered TO in
tending settlers.
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BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
No. I113 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF EIGHT VALU-
/ ABLE BUILDING LOTS On THE NORTH
sIDEUF PARK AVENUE, OR THE OLD WEST.
HAN OR sEuFFLETrnWNn R9AD, ,cE HALE LF
SQUARE WET OF THE RESIDENCE OF
join e. SHAFER, ESQ, WET OF MONROE
PARK, BY AUCTlON.-By virtue OF the proyi-
sions OF certain deed Of trust tearing date ne
22d day of June s72 duly recorded In The CLERKS
office Of The Chancery Court Of she city Of Rich
mond. to secure the unpaid purchase-Inoney due on
said land. shall. as trustees In said deed, being
thereto required by the beneficiary therein named.
sell by auction, on the premises. on FRIDAY the
9Th Of August, 1875. at O'Clock p. NJ the REAi.
EST TT described In tho deed aforesaid as "250h
feet of land on the north side of Park avenue or
the old Westham or Scuth.,own road. running back
to an alley In common Is feet wide, having depth
on It's eastern line Of 102 feet and on lis western
line OF las feet -; half square west of the resi-
dence of John G.. Shafer. Esq: west OF Monroe
Park divided into seven lots OF 81 feet each; and
one of 33h feet -
TERMS: Enough In cash TO pay the expenses of
executing this trust, and note for 81 ,0S5 with In
erest thereon rho rate of Twelve per cent per an
rum from the god day of June, 1875. until the
day of sale. AS TO the residue of the purchase
money due notice Of the terms tnereof Will be
given. Y. u. Ho1I
j. A. RICHARDSON,
Trustees.
RICHARDSON & Co., Auctioneers. 27
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4 tramp came into our office Wednes lay,
saying in dolefu tones that he was 3 "prac-
teal printer" was out Of work, and ac0utd
be so "fraternal" as TO give him some
money to get dinner. He didn't look any
more like printer than railroad conductor
does like Methodist clergyman, but being
in Il generous mood subscriber bad just
settled his bill of a dollar and haf-we
gave the fellow fifty cents, telling him be
might return and set little type in pay
ment. He agreed, and scooted" for a
neighboring restaurant, where we found
him soon after wards apparently in bisstul
forgetfulness of his promise to return.
Gently reminding him thereof, he reluctantly
arose with very blank and uneasy look
upon bis face. We sat him at case, at which
be stared in disnay; banded him stick, at
which he griDned in perplexity gave him
some copy, and told him to go to work. He
was sbrewd chap. so elauciug at his neigh
boring typo be, by dint of mastery apeing,
made wonderful progress, producing after
halt an hours toiling and sweating the fol-
lowing proof:
eyM-Ai( m,aS?2.& e(x: Nc usHss
+gaIrNBl4euopZ -[Athol Transcript.
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Tramps in Maine are refusing So day to
assist in haying, and will not work at any
price. In Yarmouth number Of them
nearly raised q riot by refusing crackers,
cheese, and fish that were offered them, and
demanding meat.
The Chicago Post says Daniel Lamo-
reuX, Of Fentonville, died yesterday of in
juries received from being thrown from a
wagon, aged a." The Post ahould warn
its readers about getting into wagons seventy
four years old. We have never known a
wagon of that age to be entirely safe
Louisville Courier journal.
The New Orleans Picdyne says that
"never before in the history of Louisiana
have SO many white men taken active part
in the practical details of agriculture, and 1t
is at least a singular coincidence that seldom
if ever before has there been crop so pro.
missing in all respects as that now on the
ground. 1t concludes that white men can
endure field labor in that climate.
A father fearing an earthquake in the re.
gion OF his home, sent his two boys to dis
tant friends until the peril should be over.
A few weeks after the father received this
letter from his friend :"Please take your boys
homeand send down the earthquake"
A Presbyterian minister, while marrying
a couple of his rustic parishioners, felt eX-
eeediuxly disconnected on bis asking the
bridegroom if be were willing to take the
woman for his welded wife. by his scratch
ing his BEAD and saying: FAY, Pm wuPin !;
but I'd rather haze her sister,"
A chap rushed into restaurant on Mas
sau street this noon, and roared for dozen
raws. I" Can't fool me abou. that letter r."
said be-"O.r, Or, g-u-s-t, gust, Orgust.7-
Neec York Commercial Adrertiser.
Two San Francisco tug-owners propose to
lash their tugs fast 10 each other, stern 10
stern, and then, beaded in opposite diree-
ions, with full steam on, decide which can
get away with The other.
Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe receives q
FOOD sum of money each year for copyright
N "Uncle Toms Cabin" Since the close
# the war the sale Of copies in the South has
,cen large.
An exchange defines club to be an Or !
anizdtion effected by men for the purpose
I paying dues and securing the privilege of
Tying liquor at particular bar.
NatdEalists have decided that no hen can
y over 900 eggs. Therefore, when you have
,ecked ct 10 that figure you can sell her for
sprisg ehicken:-Dehoi Free Press.
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
No1113 Main street.

TOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
r TWO BRICK STORES ON SOUTHM II, T
CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND tlFIEESIH
STREE TS-l Will sell IL auction on VIZ DSESDA1
the ii th instant, ut O'Clock p. Nj. those TW,,
RRIGK STORES on the southwest corner OF
Franklin and Fifteenth streets, now occupied as u
eether 354 feet on Fifteenth street and - feet on
Franklin street. The upper portion contains SIX
good rooms and can be used for dwelling purposes,
with front entrance on Franklin street.
This property with but avery small outlay can be
made q most profitable investment, being situated
on the corner of one Of the main thorOughfares of
the city, and in nelghborhood where there Is con.
Siderable business. There has been lately erected
adjoining this property several hano'
some new stores. Parties desiring paying Invest
mrnt w. .uld do we'll TO attend this sale.
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance at SIX twelve;
and eighteen months six per cent Interest secured
nv frust-derd j. THOMPSON BROWN,
On d.6 20 OSll AuctiODeer.
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AN ACTOR CHANGES HIS CoAr-[From
az the Year Round Macklin's farce of
The True-born Irshman" was in course of
Performance for the first time. During what
was known AS "tbe drum scene" ga 'rout'
in London is called drum in Dublin"
O'Keeie explains)-when an actor named
MassiRk had entered as the representative of
PAT. Fltz Mopgrel-a gentleman. who with
large party occupied the stage.box, was
seen TO rise from ms chair With the view. as
it seemed, of interrupting the performance.
1t should he stated that The gentleman
WAS known TO have recently inherited
u large fortune. and had evlnced certain &C.
centrie'ty of disposition. He was nov OF
opinion that an attempt was being made to
personate him on the stage. sway. THAT'S
ne!' be cried aloud, pointing to the figure
OF Pat Ftts Aon5reL "But what sort of
raseaily cost ts that they have dressed me in
aefe, LII dress you, my man! !" SO saying,
30 stood up, Invested himself of the rich
,old'lAeed coat he wore, and flung /, on the
tage. .yhassink took it up smiling, stepped
o the wing, threw OIL his own, end r.,urned
lpon the stage 10 the gentleman's tHe coat.
WITCH produced the greatest appliance aud
'lesspre among tho apdience.'a - ,
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BY Chatfln, Staples s. Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucnoneers,
No. II Teuth street,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF EIGHTY.
~ ONE VALUABLE LOTS IN THE CITY oF
ANCHESTEK, AT aUCTioN-.ln pursuance a OF
decree Of the Hastings Court OF the CITY Oh nth
signed special commissioner. thereby appointed
sell at auction, on the premises en- AugIs'
SiEkHi.E BIJiLDINti LOTS on Rainhridge, ror-
ter, aud Twenty.arst and Tweuty-second Streets
Immediately west of the Petersburg raiiroao. tho
railroad and to Belle Isle should command tne ~
tendon OF those OF limited means who Want ocsinn
Sor tInd Of mann factrripg establishment ne
lois range in w,d, to 50 feet aud IN aen ,be
from "a to 2O4 feet plat may De ses en-, az r ~,
Office of the auctioDeers aud In front VI Tue Soi
Terms: one-fourth cash. and the residue ue,h IN
scnoj in Stain ants az four eight and twelve nontns,
9Th ,nt.rest aCIed and the title retained unIli
''"'e' F. II. CONNER. Commissioner.
CHAFFrN, STAPLES CO., Auc'loheeis'
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FURNITURE.

A LARGE STO, X Of FINE FUR-E
IA NlTURF. pINI.>G, PARLnR and fee
AUS, WASH
ST. n D5. BEDsTEADS. all grades and prices
also, II : IR, SHuCK, aud CU1TON-r p NAT
r. ESSrs, aud all other Goods kept In dr.t.
class house. warranted % he Rs represented AMI
CT eaper than has sold III this city. These
rates only few weeks longer.
Z go F. GATHRIGHT,
Only look In, ~ 24-2m
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A/s SURhNCE GENTS, 1914 MAIN sTBExf,
RICHMOND, VA. representing the
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE IN.
SURANCE COMP ANY, II London and Edin.
ourah .England-eapital, 81 e.000,o00 gold:
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY. OF Cincis
natl .0hfo---sEsets ever H.o00.00U: .@
NY. OF New York-assets over b500.Qo9:
LYNCHBCRG INSURANCE AND BANKING
COMPANY, Of Lyuchburg, vs.-assets owe,
e50Q, 900;
ATLANTIC fNSURAECE COMPANY, OF
Erooslyn, n. Y.-ass.ts over 100000.
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY. OF Brook.
Ign, N. Y.-assets over S2,000,00O.
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
Portsmouth. Va.--assetS over 100000.
Deposited WITH the Treasurer u Virginia, 81 3d..
geo. LOSES eIu!tasiy adjusted and promptly pale
vt this agency. Applications solicited, and mme-
date attention given thereto. o. IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-06
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

ARGE AND VALUABLE STORE
IL AND DWELLING AT THE SOUTHWEST
CORNER OF MAIN AND SEVENTEENTH
STREETS FOR SALE BY AUCTIUN.-Thi his
STORE, so long and favorably known as the bust
ness stand of the late Stephen Mason. will, al The
request of his heir at law be sold by auction. on the
premises, gu MONDAY the 9th of August, at 81
O'Clock l.. NJ. Being located so close To the First
narke: ard TO The Dock, this property is justly
considered as the most eligible business place In
that part OF the city. .-.-.........
The STORE is quite caplcious, running rs 1t does
through the alley In the anu, besides. there
Is oas5 mcnt aud part of two floors above arranged
for storage, and accessible by means Of siairways
aid hois'i una hine, TIL. front portion If the
floors above the store Is divided intoabout eight
rooms for the accom- mnuatiOn OF 4 family.
The property fronts "a feet and runs back III
feet 10 an alley In common "a feet wide. attordng
shppi" z facilities from both front and rear.
Terms: Atsaie. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
aus AuctiOnecrs