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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-09

A JOKE ON A SUPERvlS0R.--So Somebody, says
the Hudson Star, played q practical i0ke on
Supervisor Ostrom at the late caucus at
Stockport. After Mr.. Van Buren, had been
nominated, and while the caucus was deibc-
rating on the remainder 0! the ticket, some
tacetious person passed outside and informed
Mr.. Ostrom that his icllow.to Wn>meu had
again honored him by the choice OF his name
to head the ticket, ana suggested that it would
be proper for him to address the convention.
Fully alive to the requirements of the occl.
sion, aud without stopping TO make the pre-
paration which usually characterizes his 70.
renSic efforts, the gentleman presented him
self TO the caucus, and in few Well.choSer
words expressed his thanks for the honor
conferred upon him. He had advanced
so far as to allude TO his continued and
laborious efforts in preceding boards,
and stated that, while his election would
entail great personal Inconvenience, and
that he would much rather be left to the
quiet retirement Of his rural home, he was
in the hands OF his friends. Having reached
this point, and when he was about ready to
declare that he would endearor to honestly
represent his constituents, some charitable
friend pulled his coat and informed him that
he was laboring under q mistake, that Mr..
Van Buren, was the nominee. Imagination
cannot depict the embarrassment Of the
veteran supervisor. Suffice TO say he retired
as gracefully as any one could under the cir
cumstauces, and the caucus proceeded in the
regular discharge of its duties.
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How n kESTrcKrAN Took THE BEES
From the Springfield Ee"tnckt0fs l-Enoch
Royalty, OF Anderson cnigLy, discovered 4
hcc.lrcc few days ago, Il large poplar. The
bee, bad found hollow 107 feet from The
root of the tree which they had taken pos
session Ct and filled with honey. Euoch
thought it would be a rich prize, so lie
adopted the following mode Of securing Ii
Commencing near the ground, he bored q
large augtrhoie at Il height he could reach,
in which he put Il strong pin; on this he sat
AID bored another hole at convenient diS
lance above, in which he drove another pin
ana proceeded in this way until he reached tht
height Of 107 feet, where he deliberately cul
of the top of the tree. He then possessed
himself OF the honey, rich in quantity auc
quality, secured the bees, and descended
safely to the ground. he proposes TO make
another similar and more adventurous con
quest in short time. Above Oregon, or
the Kentucky river, there is cliff 200 fee
high, and at the height of 100 feet, there i:
evidently and immense bec.home, where thu
bees have been ut work from time tC
which the memory of man runneth not bach
to the contrary. Enoch says that's hi
meat, and before the season Is over he ir
tends to have it.
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Ely Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneerS,
No 1ll3 Main Street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
/ REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICH
FRONTING ON AND NEAR CHERRY STREET
NOR III OF HOLLY STREET, AND NEAR THE
CANAL.-Ey virtue OF 4 deed Of trust executed 1v
William Cams and Re BE- cca r.. his wife, In +. Il.
Ncwhurn- and duty recorded in the clerk Olhcr OF
The Hastings Court Ut the city OF Rich mond,
the place OF said t.. b. Newburn by IN order Of The
Cnanccry Court OF the city Of Richmond SHALL
having been directed so to do by the beneficiary In
sad deed expose sale at public auction, on the
premi:es, on MONDAY The 12ih day OF July,
1878, at t O'Clock Z. d., LOTS Nos. u ani 7o,
aid ninety feet of Lot No. 65, III the plan Of beYi
dere, and all improvements on said lots.
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay the expenses or
sale aud the sum oil S3S9.3S: the balance in EQUAL
inslalmeutS at = and 12 months: the deferred In
staimenis 70 bear interest from day OF SALE TO be
evidenced by negotiable notes aid secured by deed
Of trust. THOMAS u. j ACksoN,
jyl substituted Trustee,
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By Grubbs s. Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,

COMMISSIONERS SALE DE VALU-
~ ABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
klCHMOhD.-in execution of decree Of tie
Chancerv Court Of Richmond, entered on the 1st
day OF July, 1875. in the OF Green and others
pS. Perrin ana others, the undersigned, commits
sioners thereby appointed, will sell ataucton. upon
the premises, respectively IN the order named be-
lowing REAL ESTATE, Of which the late James
Kersey died seizcd-to-wit: At So O'Clock L. NJ,
the handsome BRICK TENEMENT No. S03- on
the south side Of Franklin street between Eighth
bella sully; contains Ten rooms besides dressing.
rooms, closets. StoreroOms. and bathrooms !;
Kitchen ard laundry. IL IS built in the best manner.
has all the modern convenieaces, and being situate
within few minutes walk of the centre OF The city,
il is all exceedingly desirable residence for bust
ness professional person. The LOT Is GU feet
10 al alley.
After wh!ch-say, at O'Clock P. M.-we will sell
street between Eighth and Hinth streets adjoining
on the west the property Of ". g. Dandridge Esq.
Ii fronts 81 feet and back 20 feet 10 alley
Twelve feet wide, which extends from Eighth 10
Snth strssti And has x GPJn ,n II j w, snAha
location of this property is especially suitable for
dwellings.
After which we will sell SMALL FRAMED
HOUSE and LOT i'll the rear of slr. Dandridge's
residence aud on tae west side OF Ninth sire I be-
tween Clay and Leigh streets. The lot j. 3 Q by 80
feet. The house has three rooms, aud rents for
per month.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable note, with in
terest added, aud titles retained BY the until
all The purchase-noney Is paid.
j. 4. MEREDITH,
Il Il. T T: W WfcMi
Commissioners.
GEUBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. Tvs
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BY Frank ID. HE,
Real Estate Agent and AUctionecr,
No. 1lOS 2iaiu street.

EXECUTORS AND COMMISSIONERS
T. sALEOF VALUABLE IMPRONED REAL
E>TATE, N THE CITY OF klCHMOSl, On
TIE NORTH SIDE OF MAIN STREET , BE III
TWEEN FIFTEENTH AND SEVENTEENTH
SrKEtTS-By virtue OF u decree entered june
261S7J i'm The clerks Office Richmond Chancery
Court in the case OF DciIricks executor rs. Det-
rick 81 ais. | will as surviving eSecuor and com.
missioner of lIam A. citrick, dccras ed proceed
to So n nj auction. on tie premises, on FRIDAY :,
July 9lh. at hal!-la>l O'clock L. ~: tie LAkG i
And VERY COA1MDDlOUS WAREHOUSE No.
lj4O cast Main street. now occupied by Mcssrs. L..
Powers Il Son.
I he warehouse Is three stories and basement,
sIatc roof and covers the whole front Of the lot
which is Ask feet front on Maiu street, wi h a
depth Of so feet, or less, 10 wide paved al
ley
This is one cf the bast stands on Min street for
wholesale grocery. produces or srIin-Eolsc. ana
has cal ;.ciiy transacting large business Now
under good rental. This Is good opportunity Tor
n good payiTg investment and The attention nt pur-
clsers Is called 10 this sale is Offering special ill.,
daCeIGenIS.
Terms: Onc-fourth cash: the balance in six,
twelve aud eighteen months with six per cent IN
;crtst added aud the lille retained by The court un-
I'll all the purrhaoc-moGcy i naiL
J. l.. DPITRICk.
FXCculorand Commissioner,
FEASK u. HILL. tucroneer. ty std
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By Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctlonecrs,
No. l113 Main street.

11t ABLEBUILDING LOTS ON
LIZ THE EASTERN SUBURBS OF THE
CITY FOR SALE BY AUCT1ON.nWeSh shall stll
by auction, on The premises on THURSDAY the
18Th instant at 6 o clock r. NJ. la YALU ABLE
BUILDING LOTS fronting Soxli5 1 feet e i,ai
iv spruce, Beech, and Blakey streets. in Blakey's
field. formerly owned by William Coulllng, ESQ
adjoining the lands Of Dr. aicCarlhy, CAPTAIN lia
Z'ew0od. William z. COwardln, Esq and pakwno
avenue Oakwood avenue Is being widencd and
beautifully graded by the city. IL connects with L
street ana EXTENDS along OakwO)d Cemetery, by
Hlakcv's mill. 10 Williamsburg avenue. forming one
of the most delightful drives about the city.
This property Is beautifully located, easy OF &C
cess and should command the attention of The
workingmen of the cityf who. above all others,
should begin with buying lot TO secure home Tor
Themselves ana families. To all having means these
lots offer Il fine opportunity for investment.
ERMs: Onc-ih!rd "a h: biIance In four, eight,
and twelve months III gttiabe notes 10 be given for
the deferred pay mens, with intcre-t ADDED and Sc.
cured by Il deed Of tlusl:
RICHARDSON 4 CO.,
ic6 AucliOnrers.
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BY W. Godlin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
Office conner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VERY Val.
i LIABLE LOT AT THE SOUTHWEST COR
hfE OF FOURTH aND BYRD STREETS,
CANDLES Hillary virtue OF deed or trust
executed 10 The subscriber be airing date the 23d OF
december, 1872, duly reccrd,d IN the Richmond
Chahcery Court on The 9TH of January. 1873. Ia
t.ereof, aud with The consent Of the partle, inter-
es;ed proceed 10 sell al public auction, on the pre-
O'Clock Z. NJ, II fair II not. on the frst fair day
lhereafIsy. That truly beautiful Lot located rs
above, fronting on the West line Of Fourth street
81: feet, running back Byrd street 100 feet TO
an alley 20 feet wide. This lot commands lovely
riewof the lower part of the city, and Is well To-
Gated for one or mole frst-class dwellings.
TERMS Enough In cash 10 defrav thu. expeD ses
Of sale and To pay Of note for 1895. 54 and rs 10
the residue. on such terms shal be announced al
The time Of sale which Will, doubt not be ieasona-
BILE. PEAtU i. GRAITAN, y.
jyl Trustee.
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commandments"

PETERSBURG, July I, 1870.
1,essrs. Editors: Accept one more theory,
donhttess the last, as to the meaning OF
commencement" We say "the session
begins, or opens,' on some day in autumn II
"cnds" on some day in summer. when the
session ends vacation commences; ana as the
commencement Of vacation Is exceedingly
agreeable to professors and students 1t is
made the occasion Of display and joll,iicstion,
which they term commencement, IRON
the fact that it is the commencement Of ud'
cation. That is the natural and true signih-
cation of the word; and 1t is surprising thas
so vast an amount of intellectual power
should have been expended by the savan'S' III
trying to define the term in any other way
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By Frank ID. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
HOS Main street.

DY VIRTUE. OF A DECREE DATED
ID Feb, nary 10, 1875. in the causes of Raily rs.
Page. escneator, &C, and Haro!h rs. Common On
wealth, &C., pending in the Circuit Court OF llle
CITY of Richmond, the underslgncd rs special com
mis:ioncrs, will proceed on SATU RDsY the TN
day OF July, 1875, at 8 O'Clock L: NJ. Upon upon
the premises. TO sell fhe following descI.oea
REALTY in the city of Richmond Of which +. ID.
Haroth died scized-to-wit: An that LAND, with
TENEMENTs thereon; lying aud
bring In the city of Richmond, fronting 80 teet on
The north line Of Broad street. running back at
right. angles within parallel lines l46 feet TO an
alley In common twenty feet wide. and designated
n. Lot No. 80 in M,nn :. Valentines plar." Ihese
houses and lots are on Broad street just opposite
Monroe Park. =.
TERMS Une-fourth c,sh: bllance on credits OF
six twelve. and eighteen months. with SIX per cent
Interest evidenced by note. and title retained until
the whole purchase money is paid.
JOHN DUNLOP,
JOHN =. WISE,
Special Commissioners.
FRANK D. HILL, Aucloncer jy1
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A CENTENNIAL ISTERvIEw.-[ From the
Paducah HerGld.l Our interview with the
hundred. d.tilteen.year.old negro woman
domcled ia this city was short and unsatis-
factory. Fixing our "piercing gaze" upon
the old creature that she might understand
that we wanted no loolishuess, We asked her
ase--"l15." Did she ever see George Wash.
iDgton! YES; she saw him IN Abe.
marie whcu hu met Napoleon Bonaparte."
Could she recall any event that HaDspired
shout tie outbreak Of the RevoutioDI La,
honey, hab children who recollecl dat. My
laughter Cinda's iust Child was born de
very day when General Washington started
for Mexico Having thus in about three
.aiuutes obtained all the Information we
sought, We left, fully persuaded that the old
creature would, had we Insisted upon it,
gwen ASs as ii 10 ye41s,
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.uCTsO. ,ALEs-Future Days.
FOR RENT, a:i
THE CELEBRATED GREENBRIER WHITE
SULPHUR SPRINGS.

Pursuant to decree Of the District rourt OF ame
der.d In the suit of Gay and others rs. the NniIe
sulphur Springs Company and others the mi unur on
signed, special commissioner In SAID SUI, VIII III
at The While sulphur Springs. Greenorer county,
West Va Jesse at auction subject to IN HtTr
S II H." PfI ITR SPRISGS CtMPANY for The term OF
TWO wears ending November /. ! S77. -, ;
The Lessee viii be authorized to apply, unue. 'hS ",
direction OF the said commission er. one-fourth OF
tho rent TO improvements and repairs OF The sald
property and Will be required. In addition 10 inc
rent 10 pay the taxes of every KIND Wilcn VIII, aG
crur .r,ipst the said property during the Term
sfares.Id. ard 10 pay the Insurance on said pro-
nerty to the extent OF thousand dollars per an
The rent Of euch year will be PAYABLE In four
canal ins,allments on the LIST aiSi 9th OF August
and Isl and 18th of September ,,rc
,r ant Special Commissioner.
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HrclIMoSD AND DANyILLE RAILROAD toNr'Y.)
LFFICE MASTER OF TRAINS. MAJ 80, lS1j. I
SCHEDULE OF TRAISS.-TkAlN No.
- l.-CnAnLoTTEE ExrREss W"siyatH ,
S:35 A. NJ; leaves Dundee AZ la I. NJ; !eayrs
Danvllc ~ l:l7 +. NJ: leaves Greensboro At 3.jS
r. VI; leaves salish'Ty at GIG F. NJ; arrive At
TRAIN No. 2.-NEw YORK And new Or
LEANS EXPRESS. Eastward Leaves harl"'tc At
5:55 4. NJ: leaves Air-I inc .umc'i"n at GO \.
NJ leaves Salisbury ut S:3f A. NJ; leaves Green's
poro' al 1855 Z. NJ: leaves panvie al l:l1 T.
NJ leave. Dundee n, 1.2o l.. h.: leaves burse-
vile NJ g OF =. NJ; airtE=s at Richmond Al ei7
TRAIN No. 3.-TnRorGH MAILMAN York
FOR THE SOUTH Leaves Richmond al 80 7. VI;
leaves Burk.vlll, at Asp T.. "; leave, nuu'irr \:
l0:33 p. NJ: e;v.4 Danvul4 &, 1899 p. ST.;
leaves Greensboro Il, 2:4j 4. NJ; leaves salisbury
ut 5:27 A. NJ. leaves Air-l.Irn Junction At $50
4. NJ; arrives al Charotcat SOB \. NJ.
TRAIN 40. 4:-lIrpuGu MAIL, Eastward
I.esvcs Charlotte at 9:24 =. NJ: lcayc- Salisbury
ut 1858 +. NJ: leaves Greensboro At y VI;
leaves Danville at 6:20 a. 81: Iraves lnn!ec a,
$50 A. NJ: leaves EurkryiIr nj 1875 a. W.;
arrives a. Richmond at 2:22 Z. NJ.
TRAIN No. 5.-LYSCnBrnG ACCOMMODATES
West wari-l.riyec RichInCGd AT 1920 4, NJ: Ar
ryes AZ Burscv!!le al l:j5 L. VI. leaves Burksi!e
at l:29 Z. NJ: arrives AT Lyrchbur@ al 49, T. u.
TRAIN NOS -SrRKEvIiLE AcCoMMonNtoS.
Eastward Leaves BHrktvie II 4.i3 A. NJ, ar.
rives 1T Richmond ~ 100 A. u.
Train No. = connects at Richmond with The
Chesapeake and chic railroad.
Trains Nos. 3 aud 4 congeri at Greensboro Win
trains 10 and from Raleigh and G"ldSbur".
all through trains connect IL Richmond an Dun.
dee with tr.ins on the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and POt0nac railroad, and WASHINGTON lity. Nr.
enia " ldln nd and Great southern rai;roat L" and
from Washington, Baltimore, PhladclpIitt, aud
New York.
Trains Nos. 3 and connect ut Richm"uI Nth
the Richmond, York River and ChesapeaS" Ran.
road trains ~ aud from Baltimore and eastern
points. .
Trains Nos. and = connect al Charlotte with
trains the Atlantis and Richm nd ir-l. IN" rail-
| road 10 amt from Grccuvie. Atlanta Montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans. ana all ,""th"est-
ern points. .
Trains Nos. 3and 4 connect at Charlotte with
the Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta railroad Tor
Columbia, Augusta, Savannah, Tal:ha>.cr, AMI AL
southern points.
Train No connects nj BurkcviI!" with me IL
anic, Mississippi and ohio railroad, from iyH2h-
burg, Chattanooga, and all southwestern ph"i'.
Tickets sold 10 all southern nrI suu.i western
points, and p3ygags checked through.
Uubroken gauge from Richmond /" New url ans.
Pullman paacc-cars through from New Orleans
10 New York. Il. VI. X. IALt"I l.
Engiuecran and Superintendent.
W. II. WEST Master OF Trains. m' -
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BY D X. Weisig'r & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 9lo Hull street, Manchester.

IN MONDAY. JULY THE 18th: 1872; -;
Vat IL U'CLnCK 4. NJ. IN fRONI ~ Of
CHESTERFIELD CuIiRT.HOUsF' MA t,.il r so,i
by auction most valuable TRACT OF LAND W
inp In mile and half Q. the Clever ii rafrSh rI'
AT Moore5 crossing. adjoining me lanos oi sars.
irr and others. II contains 235 acres-about one
third In original grow tn !; one.lhlrd or more III
,Sarco, In wheat and clover this year, which was
excellent. ,,, ,hd,,,t "a
very valuable. ard should attract buyers.
TppWs. Half cash; balance in negotiable notes,
interest added ut twelve months, secured by
deed of trust u. X. WElSlGER Il CO"
w. ~; va 'i"'' Auciioneers.
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EY Sims & SamNSOu.
by sims Y sampson,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneer5.
No. 92l Hull street, Manchester, Va.


No. 921 Hull street, Manchester, Va.
SALE OF A VALUABLE
1 FARM OF CSC ACRES ON THE BENlL'S-
BRIDGE kOABTHREk MILES FROM GLOVER
I'LL PITS, IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER
tI#.D, on THURSDAY, july IS. 1875, AT
l2O'GLOCK ~, on TIE PREMISES virtue
oil Il deed Of trust from James NJ uverton and wife
To j. ;. Moore and William ). OSeriun, trustees,
and duly recorded IN the County Court clerk office
OF Chesterfield county IN Deed. Book %, page %
(bcingr, quiz ed 10 do by the beneficiary In said
q, ed, viii sci. on tie premises. at puzzle auc-
tion on THURSDAY the 18th day of July. 1873,
AL = @ clock NJ, The TWO FARMS described In
said urcG-the first containing 293 acres more or
less. the second 3J7 acres more or less. making 10.
gelher $50 acreS-lying on the ReviIs-Bridge road,
and about three miles from Glover Hill pits.
This Is one OF The most desirable farms In this
section OF the couny. being located i'll healthy vi
cinity, convenient 10 Churches mills, and schools,
aud near the pits, where there IS good market tor
ii! Ihu pr oducts If The farm we'll wooded and Wa
tered and comfortable buildings.
This land has never been examined as to lis nine
raj value bur from its proximity 10 the Clover Bill
coal mines IL is presumed 10 be valuable coal pro.
perry.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses Of executing this
d. ed AMI cost of sale. and 10 pay OFT bond for one
thousand dollars with len per cent. interest from
the 18th day of March. 1870; The residue upon
slch lcrIns IL the said James u. Uyerton shall oi-
rect. j. ,. MOORE,
WILLIAM 5. OEEEToN.
Trustees
Sale conducted BY SIMS SAMPSON, Auctoneers.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY c. D. Langhorne, Aucuoneer,
Duuyille, Va.

A TTRACTIvE AND vALUABL E
n BUILDING LOTS At AUCTION IN THE
ViLLF-I viii cell for Major W. T. sulher IN: on
rho 18TH DAY Of JULY, 1875. 103 BEAuTi-
FUH BUILDING LOTS. lOcaifd IN the corporate
limits OF panvlle. lying on Main street aud The
Piedmont railroad, In the most desirable part OF the
ely.
Pamphlets giving full description OF advan-
tages afforded. with map Of the grounds sent Tree
or application.
This sale affords the most advantageous opportu-
nifty for investment ever offered In ibis sec'Ion.
wears ponds bearing six per cen. interest aEu tle
retained to secure payment. Address
G. ID. L aNG Chlorine, Auctioneer,
I)arville Va.
Descriptive catalogue, with map may he founh
at !. THOMPSON BROWNS Office, lib Main street,
Richmond. Va. ~ CIT
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.Us.rsOy sALEs-This Day.
BY Cook & / aii2bton, AuctionCers,
No. 10 Governor street.

No, 10 Governor street.
ASSORTMENT OF GOOD
" HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. SHoEMA-
kERS' MATERIALS, &C. AT AuCTlOH.-On
FRIDAY. the 9th instant. at 10 O'Clock. we VIII
sell at our auction rooms general assortment or
FURNITURE insisting IF ,-,,,
/ WALNUT HAIR-GLOTH PARLOR SUIT,
& new COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS.
New HAIR aud SHIfCh MATTRESSES,
SOFA. LOUNGES. WARoROBrs,
BUREAUS. WAsiISTASDS. TABLES.
CANE ana WOOD-SEAT ROCK kRS,
RFFRIGERATORS, LOOh1NG-GLASsES,
cuiIDpES'5 CARRIAGES and CRIES,
GRANITE TOILET SETS,
So dozen TOILET SOAP.
ALSO.
a lot of sHOEMAKEks' materials, consisting Of
LINN q SKINS,
SHOEMAKER INK,
NsS'S and WOMEA'S LASTS, &c, &c.
ALSO,
200 pots assorted PLANTS and FLO" Efe,
excellent 81 octave PIANO.
FOR SALE PRIVATELY,
excellent BILLIARD,TABtEa ana c t BAnLs.
ivS aucttoncers.
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II \. WALKER IL CO., GENERAL IN
A1s SURANCE AGENTS, l0ls MAIN STREET.,
RICHGOap. VA. representing tie
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE IN.
SURANCg COMPANY, Of London ana Edin'
bursh ,Engizud-capitai. S1e,pn0,p0O gold:
AMAZON INSURANCE. COMPANY. OF C!nciE
natl .0ho-assets sg.- Sl.UoO.1U0:
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE. COAPA.
ny. OF New Y0rk--sss.ts over 100000:
LINCHBCRG ISsUkAHCSA MD BANKING
COMPANY, OF LyCchourg, Ta.-asssts oYei
$500, 900:
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
grookivn, y. Y.-as3ets over 100000.
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Brook.
fyu. n. Y.-asscts oyer'a2 100000.
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
Portsmouth, Ya.--assets over 100000.
Depos ted with the Treasurer OF Virginia, 81 5o,.
O9o. Losses equiL.bly adjusted and promptly paid
at this agency. Applications solicited, and inms-
date attention given theretO. &C 10
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1113 Main street, next TO State Bank.

DURLIC SALE OF THREE FRAME
/ DWELLISGs-MuST EASONAB L E
TERMS.-I will sell at public auction on NON
DAY. july ~. at 6 O'Clock Z. NJ, these three de-
sirab!, FRAME DWELLINGS Nos. 3, ., and =
on west Canal street near Foushee street. ,,, ,,,o
These houses front sixteen iett on tRc SOUTH i,le
10 the business portion or the city and have excel.
lent brick easements, perfectly dry. The houses
wafer: bathroom. culverts. &c. Lot q by S9 feet
10 an alley. Par les desiring home ut ,nal cost
and on most reasonable terms should not 1at 10 at-
tend the sale. :, -, ,,.
TERMS: One-ffth cash; balance In six, twelve
e,rh,ecn and twcnty-four months, Fix per cent. IN
tcrest j. THOMPSON BROWN.
iy7 AuctiOnesr.
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TIGH CONSTABLES SALE OF
SUPERIOR HOTEL FURNITURE

will sell at public auction, Oh MONDAY MORN
ING the l2th day Of July, 1879, 1T lO9 O'Clock,
at the American Hotel restaurant, on Twelfth
street. between Main and Cary, The following pro-
perry t. satisfy distress warrants in my hands in
favor of Smith Ely rs. Sorrel Cobb:
DAMASk-CUVERED PARLOR SUITS.
WALNUT aud PAINTED CHAMBER SETS,
MARBLE-TOP BUREAUS AMI WASIiSTAHDS,
MAHOGANY WARDROBES AMI TABLES,
KNIVES, FORKS, and SPOONS,
CROCKERY. and GLASSWARE, ard CASTORS.
COOKING. STOVES, CARPETS, TOILET SETS.
t&C..&C.
TERMS: Cash. A. Il. DUESBERRY,
iy 9-3t II. e.. 4. X.
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