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TX. II, y.
Der. 4. Carey. s. P Crawford, the Rev. Thomas
Holman the Rev. L. II. Heus. and the Rev. q.
" Northrup. D. D., Of Chicago. The last
named gentleman was elected to the chair, and,
after other preliminary matters, tha Key. u T.
Smith gave his Christian experience. The can
Giidate, having to all appearance answered 10
striot orthodox manner, and expressed himself
firm believer In all the good things relating
thereto he was requested to leave Tnne tne
Council decided his future fate. The collective
wisdom seeing no impediment consented ana u; u
G, Smith was ordained. A sermon was preachea
in the evening BY DR.. NorthruP.
i DESCRIPTION or RocKroRD's NEW coERT-HocsE.
The wires have already Informed you that your
architect, Henry L. Cav, will have the honor OF
building our new Courthouse. The he9lstef OF
tomorrow says that the estlmateo coss 81 .e .ne
building will be s100 900. It is TO be e2113 feet
in slze. two stories and basement, with large
dome over the front and smaller one on each
side, The material will probably be illinois lime,
stone. The STYLE is French Renaissance, and
the general effect will be rather PLAIN, so!td ano
substantial It will front on State street. Ihe
ground floor has four entrances, from the front,
rear. and either side. The main entrance con-
eiets of double circular flight OF steps, nine
teen in number leading to the first floor Ihe
front entry is crowned BY dome so feet equare,
tho distance from the top Of which to the ground
ia liz feet, The courtroom. on the second floor.
will be 7G BY II feet, with paneled ceiling " TO
28 feet in height. The walls will be feet
as,+sra h11f13
III su1chness @1m sue h.;at - whet rha
pc nfe.pr 1nn - ue.,n. ,,;il II Ia :. crat
Wlhnenaeo eoun1s a w. W. hana ~ ths
no uoaoI ~ sne qoaI.1, & ~ 49, ~ small resnon-
Caicaso atcnltect WIZ uas .ne t',;,5:I1 ~ dt,A
slpllty ol supeIlnsenulug . tu1 ,.e...r ue..r'A6'
coAtSu aoeta1 a.1s ..'a r.a That now
1nG sous s.a;s.art ya,+ IN ia ronvereation of
occupies prolnlnens PAY ~ LUZ u Prnxn
KockfoId society," ~ tnas " ~ pnatt,-d NJ,
ESQ, tne juu.o - 80, ~ ~ Gn-a ~ Rrown ona
OF hoce1oIn "easu.ess ~ "aIahr.tad hasa-
Mary SpanldinR' SISTER OF tme 80. ~
ball player OF tnat name. Ane essus aa "a1 s1 80
October, but your reporter was ln-oau ,:,o ~ ~
lucky bridegroom himsell tnat .:;s ~,
be hurried up, and tne "eou!ns WI WI 10 ;ra., -; ~
gust. ihfee nanoteo lns1sa.'on1 a1,",sr ".rr ~
ANOTHER TERRIBLE Acclpks1. T..
man named 0uoson hoep T"s s1uay Gaa,, IJonaa
tatea from the roof OF the hal or 9as
aboVe the fos1Dce' ano ~ ~ ~ rlnr+;c act2nos
his last gasp 1nose "ao 30" 1nE ,..,a asnntar
OF bis unhappy VIE anu puos ~" ~ r;,i ~a3nsra,
who arrlved ID tlnle so seo I'LL oAo' VII"
ber 1t Tor many years; ..a a;r;s;o,a
The schools are olsloso !h.o snreg th n9n;s;nnp
the East, me Mest; ant aa .no . o1o saboia,. the
dne een3us .ts " ~ ~ Sn7th mating tota}
West, 1o5; ana tne ooutn ";.,;na th..1 msntal
OF o'igs' 1no W.. ". o'aau ;9.ro ;n o,,r c;tv
, 1875-08-01


c.>,cio, correspondeaes af Tie Ch;e,ao Tribune.
prwAuKnE, Wis, July S0.-The prominent az
rivals at the Oakton Springs Hotel for the past
week ara "a follows:
Miss Klttie jerks, Wn Ti1den, 4. Steele md vito,
Alex Thorne and wife, ass Ten Eyck, H. 9. Mckenty,
Chicago; 7. N. 1ones, Miss g. 4 Jones' Mise COR cora
R,ss aos paaa cbcaae u a1suies st. Paul j.
Antisieli, Milwaukee; E. Taylor and Wife 1ndanapo
M Ind nn;aas Ksnashse se1.on, M1a
Cans eholes, H. @. Jones, Milwaukee.
.G.J. Rogers. Of Milwaukee, has engaged =
cottage At Spring A,2 miles from here Oh Pc
uaukee Lake ...
ucoNoMowoo.
Special Correspondence ef Tbs Chtea9- tribune.
OconoMoyoo, Wis, July 30.-Among the late
arrivals at oconomowoc are the following:
Draper Hal-w g. col1is, N: J, Johnson, G. y y.
Fnlss Walter Peck clsrencs Fec j. ains ~.
Wiiam Psck. Jr.. F. o. Howard, " P. Keeler. cbica
60: John Mcclure, and two daughters, William Bar
ton and fur1iy Mrs. Grinin and family, Mrs. Ivor
md family, C. 2. Budd, st. Loutd, No William Koss'
Rock Isla1d. III: P. ". Gunison. Milwaukee ". 4
Ward Freeport, ILL., j. b. chila' soo "'e' Ano1AnAp@
7ovnssnd House-c Lake, Mrs. .: 4 Gags T. st1sst S.,
aea nssa1aas E saa as a W. hurry
and daughter, J. o. Smith and wtfe r1. f. .. Curtis.
Dr.. Eta G. ssurteyant, ". H. C4Eahio, Grin nsmith'
die Buring, 4. G. Burlns. J. H. Murphy, Franklin
Mscveagh, wife, and family, Chicago III: Mr.. 7. 4
Chapman md dsugnter, !. s. MerF1 y; French enc
aud vile, Mss Merrill, John Merrill, Do Witt
Davis and family, George Dickens and d family
Il. II. Thompson, G. W. Flstch and V3fe, Il l. Ham..
ton Dora b. Hamilton, New orleana L.; j.. W. Hoyt'
Z. Hort, Madfson, Wis; J. K. Armaoy and family,
Evanstoa xoS %,r1n T1nd ksa,5. an L vs M'
Drooka St. Louis, No.; J. G. Haakins and wife, D: T.
Comeato<k. s. c. Berry, New York q. q. Hatch
Cleveland, O.; G.. II. Brtnkerhof, Springfield, H. v.
D. Bacon, Waukeaha Misa L. Huntington o0stoh'
Mass.
ID Ben.-D 8, dooding, D. Ferrts md wife, John
FEELING, r. H. Smith. Chicago, III; Miss Lireneot ~
H. uoy Cincinnati, O.; 4. A. King, PE<slsdesphiA W.
L. SeweH, Columbus. @.
, 1875-08-01

profit over and above all expenditures TO tde
new lessees of the Grand Opera-House. Messrs.
house to none but dfat-cass companies-. 81 The
Two Orphans will be here from Chicago on the
30th inst
pARsoN aARE DoUCK.
The same storm that struck Doualdson's bal
loon came near swampiuE q party Of Judges and
lawyers. At Oshkosh These gentlemen we're at
tending the United States Circuit Court, trying
the crooked whisky cAses and had been tempted
to make up pleasure party for = trip ia little
steamer on Lake Winnebago. The tiny craft
into ita jaws. The only thought with many Of
the unhallowed crowd was to repent them OF
their sins, file declarations OF sorrow. plead
guilty, and ask for mercy. In this sad moment,
some cruel person, without the fear Of
brimstono before his ewes, sang ont in voice
that rose above tho bowling storm: "Parson
GAhe Douok q aboard, and he will lead in
prayer" Those who know our terrestrial Ga
br1el will imagine tue result OF such announce
meut The most wo-begoua passenger on board
could not but laugh outright; the laugh became
contagious, and = roar squal1ng that OF the tom-
pest went up from that sorely-tossed steam
shell Oae of tho passengers was telling the
yarn yesterday, aud be enjoyed the recollection
storm, after hts feelings bad been relieved in the
manner described, 90 much that he ia quite de-
termiued to 60 out steamlng .op that lake again,
| in the hope OF witnessing such another scene
and t1Tng the effect OF repeating the joke.
TWO KEEN FILES CUTTING EACH OTHER.
Jake Nrnnemacher, is : man reported to be
worth between thzee aud four m|lions, mads by
| dis,illing whisky. 4 person OF that name Was
] indicted at 0shsoeh. although It can hardly be
our millionaire, as he has been out OF the busi-
ness mora than three years; but our Jake was
served with the Indictment, and h1d to come up
and give bail just like any other fellow. Now,
Jake is fond Of = joke. and was determined On
this OCCASION to test the equauamity Of one OF
his proposed auretiss- The amount Of bail WAS
g, ,600 but on the way up stairs Jake told lis
friend that he Honld be expected to 20 surety
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presented him in behalf Of the citizens Of
Wheaton with token Of their esteem in the
shape Of an elaborate black walnut standing writ
iug desk. handsomely inlald with woods Of differ
ent colorB. The Doctor WAS genuinely surprised,
and SO much 80 az to be only able to stsmmer
out thanks and promise OF more iutelllgeutly
expression Of appreciation in the future.
letter to the Doctor from the Rev. Sir. Tay-
lor, Of Pennington. ILL.,, who succeeds the Doctor
as pastor OF the Congregational Sociaty, was
then read The epist!e. repleto with brotherly
lore and congratulations On the Doctors SUCCESS
ful life, was kindly aud pleasantly received by
the assembly. After severaI moments Of social
enjoyment, the ladies invited the guests to enter
tbs dining-hall Of the college, where the company
partioinsted and enjoyed not only a ''feast Of
reason aud flow of soul, " but viands, rich 8nd
rare with all the deloacias Of the season.
Repairing from the dining-hall to the lecture
room, Dr.. Walker gave most interesting sketch
OF his life. Among the large number Of guests
present were noticed D.. James Walker and wife;
| ". H. Bruster aud wife, OF Geneva, former pas
tor OF the Congregational Church: q. East
man; the Rev. Mr. Roy, OF Lake Park; Prof.
Wester !; Mr: and Mrs: J. n. Chapman; IT. and
Mrs. Wilcox, OF Bstayia; Mr. and Mrs y. q.
Guild airs President Blanchard; Mrs. Prof.
Blanchard; Mrs. a. D. Heed, Of Evanston Mrs.
Bassett Mr. and Mrs J. Blunt; Mr. and Mrs
Maze; Mr. and Mrs: souzley; Mt. and Mre: y q.
Nc = Ward Dr and Mia Hiatt the Misses
paona1t M;aa Emma Walker. Miss Carria BIanch-
~ S3;7a Rasaett Misses Hist nfisa Bent; Miss
W.,,o1 1i;ooaa pioar Mrs. Jennie cotton. and
M.ss,a Fananv Tonia Dianchard. and Arthur
D,snt naeHst'' 0o''
o'1n'' - ,x.,s,
enntna Msra w. ~. 80 L.r-, =, ph;1.5arnb;a
J11es ae 1oo= ~ ~" T h., hood va snenr in
yulY ~ togyt ora ha 1vorlsd IN nail lfactorv
5nteous, "lT.s "a 1919 ts1G ,,oh+ achooj n
aul'ne. e me u1s - aao ssosn rnhi;c ia "A
tno s'enrnf: ,'h1;. .har "a at,tor ~ the
PTln. 'naa, .,,.;e. Rune tho fret no1;tica1 nanar
5:e, neS:e,n eoH,. pnrf,oa 8' conntv hh;o
pnonsnea - ~ ~. ~ = % ~" irat .aarea. IN
ne "lo'e ~ ~ I.oso,, ~ ~ praaidant nuhi;s1,-
1asol q Anu" nh;n ~ 1eA at,1d;ad Iar IN he
eo III Noltne1u I.., ~ ah.. ~ - p.1s~,,a n md
otace VI Soua.~ es.. nhar1as - Thnn,,aon ~ tha
attsI"aios MY r. W. a,17dont ~ the co,lece at
aoove p'aee .i ~ "ae ss1 s,,I sS.s-r.r9a e3;ted
Hnoson io5 tu11e se ntaa - ~ 1so,, n
anc pnpnsnou sne osv ,, uo1e 10 tne and ~ law
Dnros tnese sGas -. ha sno s,.of.h u 40 - 1;;,d and
ana, WIN a. tae ssieus1n 4 s.,sa ~ ~ rh-;a.
soul. de7oteo nl"seia sf. To- za woias " al ths
tianlty, ana 70 tnis pufPos@ " taithfn,
after years ne n1s - go - ~.
he atated h's pnlpoSe oy .us psees' ~ sn5 sn9
pulpit. py tne voaIu " pou;e tsn; th;a ~ na
purity IN tne cnulches, a1a 70 at!A1 tnS enu 10
GO1AEA0FlY
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awarded have been at work some tlme' anu A@
now down about 500 feet. oA1o'


From Another CorTespondt7a.
Our linsetd-oii mill is to be again en1a1eeo.
Business has increased 80 much that more 1oo1a
uust be had and more machinery put III. q
stock company with s25,ooo has purchased ',e
old mill, corner Of Main and Second streets. IT, ~
viii be- remodeled, enlarged, and soon ses W
sAttn sAt ira nicnio last: Saturday evening at Hol-
horns Grove some miscreant fred revolver INTO INTO
tha u cTowd. ono bali entered the cheek OF John
Lsngwortby coming out Of h,s mouth and hasd aaS1
two teeth With it: another BAL gra@zeu @ tn1 15 T.
vas " veil @ for him. The indignant crowd would
hare made it his last shot if he had been canRht"
, 1875-08-01

Wednesday brought with it a heavy rainetorm
that lasted the entire day. Many little tsar-be~
dewed faces fatteued their noses against the
vindow-paue, watching for gleam OF sanshine
which did not come, but early IN the day came
messenger from the Chapman mansion, saying
that the party would be E iven the following day.
The glorious sunshine and perfectness OF the
next day compensated the little ones for waiting.
The party Was the most elegant and largest chll-
dren's assembly ever given in Wheaton, and was
in honor Of Arthur Chapman's (son OF mr. and
Mrs J. II. Chap1nan) 9Th birthday. The fine
grounds surrounding the residence we're rep1ete
fsscanate the children, but the chief eantEe Of
attraction particularly to the boys Was the birth
day gift, beautiful piece Of mechanism, u chair
velocipede. In one corner Of the spacious
grounds danced merry troop OF beautifully.
dressed children, while the more timid clustered
in groups on the broad varanda, play
ing with dolls while others still older
battled with croquet-ba1ls, and the boys,
enthusiastic in their admiration OF tho veloci-
pede, stood 10 q long row, waiting their turn to
6. The t,bles, laden with eweetmeats, we're set
on the grounds under the trees, and as the hour
Of z approached it Was - amusing as II was
pleasant to see the little guests bid their little
host aud hostess good night, " IS mamma does.
Among the noted little masters and misses pres
ept were Grace, Eva and Dora Chapman; Clara
aud Lulu Wells, the beautiful twin daughters OF
Frederick Wells, Of Chicago; Matte, daughter
OF Mr. D. Wells, OF Chicago; Fannie. daughter
Chicago; Helen Na1rack, Belle Reed. Alice
blunt: Mamie Hazard, Elsie Webster. Ella Gary,
Eta Smith, Eva Loudon, Ettte No.thup, Alice
NAV Buck; aud Masters Georgie Hazard. sed-
die Vas:ins, Carl Gea1y, Arisn Lewis, Freddie
Btearnan, Asa and Harry Wakely. Willie Barns,
Johnnie and frankie Blount, nnd Eddie Camp
bell
PERSoyAL-
Mr. A1rnini, Of Chicago, made short visit to
his friends here.
Miss Goodman, from Orange County, Neg
York, ia the guest Of Mrs c. u. Bordeen.
The Misses Ida and Carrie Hough, OF Chicago,
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. s. R. Smith.
M1s. L. 4. DeWof and daughter are rnstlcss-
Ing here for shelter under the ho: pitable roof
and genia1 comforts Of Dr.. and Ars- Prass's
home.
:M1s. Tast1pe, mother OF Mr. George b sas-
tine, who has spent several weeks II Whaaton'
left last week for her home IN Aioooka-
Nr. GaozRe 4 ZhEssbak hss xftane4 AoG ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-26
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE pays
DS CifhSio l. Sob~h'
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent
No. 8 Eleventh street, between Main and Rank.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i REAL ESTATE IN THE C9gN ~ 7, o. 81
,HESTER-By vlrtus OF SIX deeds OF tru T. eear-
Ing date respectively on the 18th Of Mny s54
az q MaTts 1920 on of APs 1871 sS a Ss Of
UNIV. 1860. executed by w H.. Brander 70 the
Trustees OF the Monroe building Fund Association.
all of record In The clerks o,Ge Oh OLA e t tn ~.
cree. OF the Charcery Court Of be CITY OF tcii-
lnond entered respectively on TIE i2. Hna , dA
styled w. Il. Brapder Us. Baily, lsb.l saunuers,
Ct ais" shall. IS surviving trus ee OF me Monroe
Build ng-Fund Association, proc ed 20 sell upon nf
Nav. 1878, the PROPE tTY herein mentioned, in
tho folio sing orLer, TO wit:
OF nd il ing WI ST OF the Richmond and Petersburg
rI,roan I'm the county OF Chester field, aDont three
miles from The town Of Manchester. contat"ing 800
or les being portions Of Lots Nos and in the
plan of hitlty's estare bounded on the east by the
SAID railroad the north by tile part cl me MT
ley tract allotted tn James D. Lyle on the ~e.L ny
The land now or formerly OWNED by 1 homaS Y9i-
den and on the south by another part OF ID" Whlt,
ley trac. slotted 70 Mrs French up9n ms n svi
Ing five rooms, all neccss Irv out'houScs neslues,
several tntmenrs suitable for enants: rms iaho
wllibe sold as whole, or sutdivldto INTO smslisr
ira Is, map and subdivision Of which VIII be
shown on The day oil sale. ,,
TWO ,.UTI in The county OF Chesterflei9. IN tue
town OF Swansboruugh, near the town OF Maiches-
fer 1nDwu In the ptail OF srin town as Lots NOS.
lG and IT, containing 81 40 acres.
g. At 5 O'Clock 7. NJ. on rhe same day, a LOT oF
LAND wing ami being In the town of Manchester
known In The plau Of W. II. Brautr's subdivision
of Lot No. 2S4 IS OTIS Nos. anu 80, frontlng on
Jackson ami Summers streets and running oacS
about 100 feet.
4. LUr OF LAND designated In Lot No. 264 In
the plan of the town of Manchester. fronting 40
feet on biddc street, running back 90 leet, upon
which staLd TWO ThNtAlENTS TWO stories
high. On,
fronting 80 feet on Bid &c street and running TACK
~ fesf unon which there is q SMALL TENE-
MENT. -E.... .-. y. '.~
TERMS: One third cash residue upon credit of
Xix twelve. and eighteen months for legoilnbie
noles with Interest aided and secured by Il trust
dc, q. FRaNClo iSbE.LiI,
an26 .'-s' -..." &c., urviviDg Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-26

ADVICE TO A MiSlsTER.-The Gal'atin Ten
reese Examiner has been counsclling il local
psi>cn IN these balmy terms: Divne,--No,
don't you come. II sou are making your
silt in your present pulpit and have the con-
,;i.euce and respect OF your flock, stay where
you are. IL against your fair name no IDLE
tale has risen, and your presence is welcomed
where soer in your native village you 80, stay
right ,Ael e-remain even though your salary
be reduced one-half and the wolf glare
in upon YOU from the threshold Of your
door Don't come here with your good
nanac-it might get Knocked higher than
k.lc Manufacturing towns arc hard on good
names-- towns engaged in gossip-manufuc
ture-ycs, they work rs busy as bees on q
reputation Till it looks as if it had been
drawn through series OF knot-noIes ana
then used Us n cork for Il scEooEboys INK
bottle. Y.u stay where you are-do you
6,4r3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-26

.Fr.Ap!"-- lnc Sing-sfng Republican
observes; The Putnam county Standard
comes to the relief OF its readers, who have
tameiy submitted Tor years 'oreading stereo'
typcd descriptions OF Iires, and starts out on
a new departure in descriptive composition.
Tia forts in that direction should be encour.
aged. Here is the way it starts out to tell all
about Gre that occurred in Brcwster's last
week. which destroyed the schcol.house ana
Mr.. Swcc'msn's residence:
Twas early .morn-the soft, Dalmy
zcphyrs of spri0g drfted lazily and quietly
over our ylilasc. as il fearful Of awakening
the slumbering community. But bark !! The
tranquility is suddenly broken by the cry OF
fire. Ills but the work of a moment to arise
from your bed and see issuing from the Gu
pola Of the district school.house an immense
volume Of il,mc ~ .-.'t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-26
A prrRlrrxp Goose. The YoIo California;

pErR,rrsp Goose. The Iolo California;
Neil some days before the Isl Of April toiu
the following goose story: "N bic hhn''Ds
in The tuies near the sink Of Cache creek on
Monday last. Abe Green, an CID hunlcr' ais'
covered pc.ri;ied wild goose. s'andioS up
right, with legs buried onc. hall IN tnc a"ops ,
soil, He thought al first il was tv'nS' anu
crcnn;nr closely W, fred bis gun at II. out
the bird did not bulge an inch. lie thought
it very strange, aud walked mp to 1t. dc
found !, dead, and in trying TO pick II up was
aStopishcd At the immense weight. IL had
iur,rG to stone, and a mark on It's "inS pear
the lcrward poin, showed where the shot had
strurk il, Knocking piece OF. lie managed
70 ra.Sc il M out cf tic ground, and when he
laid il down Il piece dropped from Its breast,
disclosing A hollow inside, from which pure,
81, ar water commenced running. lis iealh-
,r> v:tlc very natural. and lis appearance was
CELEBRATED to deceive. so hie-likc. tie TOOK Il
10 lis cabin. down The canal 4 few miles back
Of Washington, where It can be seen by those
who wish 10 see such strange and unusual
>,"hi"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-26
BY Burton, Carter 4 Co.,
Ren) Estate Agents and AucttOneerS.

SALE, OF ONE or THE
u BEST BUSlNESS-STANDS ADJIiNlNI
THE EASTERN LIMITS tF The CITY err
RICHMOND, AND SIX VALUABLE BUILD
ING LOTS IN I HE SAN F!CISlI G.-Ihe SUIT
scrIbnrs viii! sell At auction on "AbNfSDAly
spril 18th. ut y. NJ. on the prrinisrs' me real
estate vi the late NJ, TX \. shope. rs loi!oMs :
The stand occupied by him, "a WILLIAMSBURG
avenue fronting l05 feet inches ana futni"E
back to an alley, adj3iuinc Richmond. on whith
there are STORE with three rooms. DN ELl.lHt'-
UOUSE +. with tnur rooms, excellent SIhEi.f, !%r
camp-hsuse or milk -dhiry, BLAthS hftll S!rt,
and d well Of excellent walter; now re'itlhS III so
= $50, LOTS No. II. 2, and 13. frou'ns 30 tret
each on the west line OF Fulton street, rnhnlhR
h,cx 10 feet 10 an alley, anu ahjolniiig hfs' Si'
EObCr. IN - ,,..s, ,,,,.
OF Fulton street. in The city, fronting In all 10 yet
Il nd running back lao feet -, .,,.
win be SOLD ~ the same lime IN. hi'HIh-
SMITHS and WHEEL WhlGhIs' TOoLS ue-
lopginGto said shop.
Possession given Iay lSt. ,,,o
TERMS : For the lots and tools, ca:h' '"f 'I'G
honest, ad one-thiui cash; balance Al tour a'iu
eight months, interest added secuted ~ adeed "i
49, 80 80 NURMAND SMITH.
+. 4. ...,... .-.t Fe JOHN MCCAULtI-
Executors of Mark A. shope, deceased.
ar, = pnity4 ltSC1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-26
By Edward &. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioheer,
No. 1915 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VALUA.
i BILE STORES On MAIN STREET. BE
TWEEN TWENTi-FIRST AND TWENTY
SECOND STREETS ATAUCTIUN.-Dy virtue Of
deed OF trust cxccnted 10 The subscriber by Joscrh
stuk'nberg, dated 23d JannaIy, lS7! and duly
recorded in the Chanctry Court Clerks office Of
richmond city. ard being required so 10 do by the
beneficiary herein named, shall proceed 10 sell
on MONDAY: 2Gtl hplil, Is75:9n The premises,
al Az O'Clock r. NJ. thos" 7" . VERY DES!RA-
BILE STOKfS Nos. GIG and 211S east Main
81 Get, fronting together 3 0 tcet 2 inches.
he LOTS front 80 feet 2 inches az shove. and
run tack 16O feet. The attention Of parties de-
string to invest in store property Is called To this
~al-.
TERMS: Cash as 10 so much rs may be necessary
10 d-Isly the expense; o. executing his trust anG
20 ,ly off note of $1,000 with Interest from 23i
January 1875. ill paid: and The balance Oh such
forms a. the said stukcnberg NAV direct on day Of
~. ,''' -" FRANK ID. HILL,
.n15 Trustee,