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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-31
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT MOST
Il VALUABLE PROPERTY KNOWN As
"ST. ALBAN'S HALL" SITUATED AT THE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF MAIN AND THIRD
STRtETS.-In execution of the provisions of Il
deed Of trust from John W. Rison to the subscribers
irustt cS, bearing date the 21lh OF January 1872
ard duly recorded IN Richmond ChanceIy Court
Office. being thereto required lay holters al the
paid notes secured thereby, We will sell 1T auction
upon the premises. on WEDNESDAY the Sth day
Of Stptcnlher. at So O'Clock L. NJ, The 81.
ALBAN'S ii ALL BUILDING AND PREMISES,
situated Il above.
1t is large and handsome BRICK BUILDING
60 feet square, three stories above The basement,
and built i'll The best ard most finished style In the
year SOS. There are two handsome STORES on
the ground floor; the second floor forms one Of the
most fashionable ASSEMBLY ROOMS in the city;
and the third floor Is occupied by Masonic Lodges
The LOT is 60N go feet, ana has an alley four
PkRTY Offers great Inducements AS an Investment
being located in the line of the greatest improve
TERMS: Cash Ia defray HE costs and expenses OF
amounting now to about sS 500; the re sidue upon
such terms AS SAID Risou or his assigns may direct :
and unon his or their failure 10 give any direc' on
then upon terms 10 be prescribed by The trustees,
End TO bt made known al the lime OF sale.
CHARLES L. WILLIAMS,
A. ID. WILLIAMS,
Trustees.
GlUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. au27
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NNORD'S LARGE TOBACCO Fac
By.J. l.. AppcrsOr.
Real Estate agent and Aucti9ncer,
No. 1Ol6 Main street.

WORD'S LARGE TOBACCO FAC
w TORY. No. 1la: On THE NoRTLiE:A,S,T
CORNER OF SEVENTH STREET AND III +
CANAL. AND CDMMODIUUS DWELLING, No.
401. on IIIG SouI,iEAsT C4ES|R OF CAkl
AND FOURTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AL e.
TION.-t;. +. word. Esq, having determined 10
dispose Of his property and ray his G,hts Sh1,!
NESDAY, September -. 1875. IN lie order
ramcd, the a. oyc-dc>crihcd VERY VALUABLE
REAL! ESTATE. The FACTORY il 42Xl3O feet.
three and half stories high. butt in the most sub
stlnlal manner of III. best materials LOT 7GN
1870 feet To 1G-frnt alley. Loca,io.i admirable
for acce: sillity, light, air. &c.
The DWELLING has ten rooms with irc-laces.
bsif.S office, store an! path room. &c. Kitchen
wi 1t four rooms: stable, carra-cilouse, &c. built
IN the hest MANNER and with view TO comfort and
convenience: iocal ion pleasant and convenient 70
business: mei.h!torhOod excellent. lot IS by $50
feet 10 Il wide alley.
IT X NOT OFTEN THAT SUCH REALLY DESlRA-
BILE PROPERTY Is OFFERED AT AUCTION UNDER
SCCJI PRESSING CIRCUMSTANCES.
TERMS: Accommodating ana made Known At the
sale. j. l.. APpER>oN,
al lG- 2aw3w&tGtds AuctiOncr.
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BY Augustine Royal,
Successor 70 Moody & HoyallD
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneor,
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF NINE HAND
L SOME AND RFAUTlFULLY-LOCAT
BuILDlNG LOTS IN TIE, CITY OF Man.
CHEsTGK. VA, on lUESSDAY;. ATTGUHST
TIN. PKEMISrS.-By virtue of decd OF
trust executed 10 the undersigned trustees Tor III"
Nh ual huildiIig AID Loan Association Cf the city
of Ricbuund hy William b. AIl':crdIcc and Sarah
r.. his wife. dated 9Th day OF July 1874, duly re-
prdcd in the Hastings Court clerks office of The
city Of Manchester. Va, ID. s. Va lumc J. rage II.
we shall sell at public auction tbcn@ required so 10
dol on the day above named. NINE Hh NDSOME
BUILDING L'TS Oh the west line Of Thirteenth
street between Stockton and everett streets. 'front.'
ing each 80 feet and running back IL 8 feet to an
alley ] feet.
These bcautifq! lots are situated in an improving
portion Of city. conveniently located, and command
tine view. There are several handsome residences
lately erected near these lots which make Them
very attractive. Those who desire To look al the
lots before duy of sale will call OF the aurtonc1r.
who will take pleasure in showing them or giving
any Information desired. This valuable property
should attract the attention OF those seeking inrcst
mcutS or desiring t. secure Il the building site.
TERMS: Oue-third cash: balance in four. eight,
and twelve months for Negotiable notes bearing sin
per cent increS, from day of SALE secured by trust
ue ed. j. THO BROWN,
II. {. G. HARTMAN,
:. 4. WlNSTuCk.
au20 Trustees.
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nv W. G0,idin
BY W. GOddin,
Rea, Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE BEACTI-
L Full FARM CALLED "oAk HiLL,m On
THE MFCHANIGSEILLE TURSPlkE TWO
AND THREE-QUARTkRM MILLS EAST OF
RICnMOND.-By virtue of deed OF trust tNec,i-
ted t. us by Rev. DR. LeonidaS Rosser bearing date
Sth September, 1855, duly recorded In Henrico
County Court we Tor either of nsl shall. In eIccu-
ton thereof llav Ing been SO required by the creditor
thereby securely procte ed TO sen at auction on llc
pinmi:es on WEDNESDAY The 18th Sertember,
1873. at ) o'clock r. NJ nf fair, if net, The first fair
duy lhcrtaiter) that beautiful and attractive FARM
located a. abnvc. now occupied by Rev Or. Rosser
containing SIXTY ElGiIf ACRES more or less
The buildings on the place arc numerous. and en-
brace those needed for t' conf Portable acco ln"dt,
ri IN of a large family. The dwelling Is Of hrickaid
is surrounded by handSnmc forcst-:rccs and n The
front there is Il beautiful 0rlIancntch lawn The soil
is admirably adapted dairy MAJ kct farm. II
dies med the Iaud will he divided ~ to sell OH
twenty five to thirty acres nearest t. Richmond.
The deed requires Il cash sale 10 the extent OF
about $1,000 but we are authorized by :hecrcdtor
10 accept in lieu Of cash On"thiru cash. balance at
one ard two years for liable notes. interest half
yearly. secured by deed OF Trust. AS 10 the resi-
due, Oh such terms may he announced ~ the hour
OF sale. r. W. NIL NJ.
Isaac .. AU>TlN.
nu %. 2aS2w dds Trustees.
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INSTANCE COMPANIES.

VOHN II. CLAIBORNE, No. 1z0S Main
~ street. Rclmond Va. Agent A. I ! / l a., 4 i
Cash assets over $72Gn00.00O. Cash dividend,
sAIDassing all others ut Grst aud every anniversary
OF pOlicics Pr, mialms payable Annually semi an
ullaIy, and quarterly. The oldest, largest, ana
oh. apcst company i'm tbc United States.
III Il
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BY Grubbs Il Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

GMALL FRAME HOUSE ON POW e.
~ HAT&N STREET, IN HARVIFTOWN,s Ell
OPPOSITE THE KESFDENCt, OF JOHN PER:
KY. ESQ, At AUCTIOH.-ThiS house. occupied
BIZ Mrs Gregory. will he sold al auction on the pre-
misses on THURSDAY. I'd of September, At s
O'Clock. y. VI. The lot Is very prctt: one. and
fronts so feet, and runs back 80 feet The owner
is anxious t. SELL aud will let the property 20 At
very low figure.
TERMS: At sale. ~
CRCBBS 4 WILLIAMS.
au2S iuciioneeIs.
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The Brooklyn Argus prefers Childe's poe
try to DR.. Hollands, because, it says, there
isn't,so much OF ii as there is OF Hoitand>S.
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Iiy Grlibbs 4 Williams,
AuctionccrS and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main ana Bank.

ANDS on THE BROOK TURNPIKE
II FOR SALE AT AECTl,,N.-NERY NALuA-
ELE COTTAGE OR TRUCK FAEM OF flF-
TEEN ACRES: A FARM OF 100 ACHES
NTH nWELLlEG;n Sc, 1W9 NILES FE &c y
FARM KN0WN AS HICKORY HILL. WITH
COMPLETE IMPROVEMENTS. OR HARDS,
NC.-Ey request Of the owner We will sell by auc-
named below, o, MONDAY, 9Th september, the
property above referred Toto wit:
btan,l1l!1y-situated LITTL K FAi;M of FIT \ :
AEkkS adjoining Mr.. Mark Tyndall. and within 4
hllf-mc OF The city. There Is small BRICK
DWELLING and IL corn-crib upon the place.
About five acres are In strawberries; and more
desirable site fora cottage residence cannot he found
~ FARM OF ONE HUNDRED AtRES, two
mics from the city, aoonins Mr.. Jetcr and others,
and running from the Brook turnpike 10 the Her
mtapc ru:ln, thus having twO fronts. and admitting
Of division into two nice farms of 80 acres each,
fronting on either road. There Is 4 comioriab e
FRAME DWELLING hesidss Other buildings;
about 20 acres arc in woods, ceres in sirawbcr-
ies, and The residue is In very high state of In
provsmcnt as The growing crops ", VII, indicate -,
3, The HICKORY HILL FARM, ndioining the
formerly owned by Mr. John Q. Taylor. This
FARM contains ONE HUNDRED AND ElGil-
TEEN ACRES, runs from the Brook turnpike 10
the Hermitage road and is bounded on the north BE-
Youugs lane, this having three good road fronts:
The and is thoroughly drained. and this is well
known us one If the most thoroughly improved
and highly productive FARMS in tllt county There
are uut acres In orchards OF the several yaric.
ties OF fruit, embracing about 1000 Standard aud
Dwarf Pear Trees, now in fine barring ORDER there
are also TWO large Icc.l1ouses lee Ponds, sc.
The buildings consist Of comfortable FRAME
DWELLING with ten looms including basement ;
rge Barn. Stable for sixteen horses, Carriage
House. &c. &c.
THIS property is in tlue condition Cor profitable
cultivation, and presents urusual attractions TO
persons wishing TO be II, ar he city.
Farms Nos. 2 and will be sold together or scpa-
rItely, as may he desired.
TIE TERMS will be unusually liberal, ard will be
made known at the time of safe.
GRUBES s. WILLIAMS,
au 24-2S.t,!lGS kuclioncerS.
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,71.V1or sAIH-Fusure Days.
BY Edward G. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer'
No. 1015 Main street.
n,, ,,,rrrTIT p,11InING LOT

VERY EXCELLENT BUILDING LOT { y
TWEEN GRACE AND BROAD STREETS FOX
ssLE NT AUGTIoN.-on FRIDAY: septem,e ees
Sd. at Nv O'Clock NJ. Will sell OF me frr nd
;oning the two brick tenements ut the Tho ,ot
Corner Of Broad aud Twentieth sireeu Us, n Vide
,IirV Ills ia an exceed ngy desirable building sue
Terms: One-third cash: balance at anu :
months' WIN siA pei ' EEIDoWAKD c. GODD1N.
Auctioncer.
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BY J. l.. Appersou,
Real Estate AuctioLccr ana Agent,
1916 Main street.

r AW AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOK
IL SALE-Intendn. to sell On the 18TH OF
OCTOBER NEXT, several LAW LIBRARIES,
&C, and desiring to make the sale rs attractive as
possible, additions thereto Of Law aud Miscel-
lancous Books are solicited. apply at once.
au 27-6t j. l.. APPFkSON, Auct ioneer.
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n N. WALKER # CO., GENERAL IN
Vs SMRANCE AGENTS, lQl1 MAIIl STREET

n n. WALKER Il CO., GENERAL IN
IL. SURANCE AGENTS, 1914 MAIN STREET
RICHMOND, VA. representing The 49,
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANIlLE IN.
SURAECE COMPANY, Of London and Edin'
burgh .Erpland-capita', 81 q .U0@,tM0 gold:
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY. OF CinctR
natl Uhio-assets over r. 600, 900:
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPl.
NY OF New Yo:l-assets over 100000:
LYSCHEURG INSURANCE ARD BANKING
COMPANY. Of Lynchbwg, Fa.--asssts Owe
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, O.
BROOKLYN, II. Y.--assets over n300.e00:
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, af Book
iyn. y. Y.-asScts over f2,OO0.0O0.
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
Portsmouth. Va.--asSeiS over fJ0,UU0.
DEPOSITED with the Treasurer Of Viign.&, Ft59;
600. Lcsses equitaby adjusted and promptly i'aif
ut this agency. Applications solicited, and iHyat'
flate attention given thereto. oc Ii
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ALASKA POWDER-best .prepsia 1;s.;.
n In use for cleaning metal washing PAM ,.soa.
&c. TO aousekeepers y Y ,r psr y y WHifE,
msnded by SSaNiS1aH~,~ Agsas
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RICHMOND, FRED'G II Potomac ~ :
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGryr
RICHMOND, Nay 20, ls-s
OF TRAINS.

2:3o +. d., DAY Mali. leaves Byrd-S,-.,, -,
ton daily, CONNECTING WrTE
THE STEAMER KEYPopTTi
Quantico. with trains of the R,.i.
more and Ohio railroad Al Their w..
opposite AlcNardrIa-,ine IN y. ~
more Al 500 =. NJ: and =, v .b',-
ton with the Baltimore and Pts.
railroad for Baltimore and The Ne
and West. '' ''''a
500 P. NJ, NIGHT NAIL leaves RYrt.S.s..
station lSuEd&y excepted, ceEn.,riTa,
at Washington with the E.l;gr,ra
and Potomac and Baltimore aud nix
railroads ''
sos 2. NJ. ACCOMMODATES TRAIN n,
HanoverJunctioE. leaves BruaJ.>,rss.
station (SuHd;,y- tNceptrdI.
8 A. D., NIGHT NAIL arrives at Ryrt.s.,s.,
station Nlondays exreptedl.
1:3o L. NJ, DAY 81 ALL arrives al By rd-S,.se, 81
ton daily.
s:37 A. M, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN artv.,
at Hr0ad-street STALLION iSuuuays ~.
cepted).' -
ParlOr-c3rs on day trains.
Pullman SlccpiEg-cars on uighi trains
FREIGHT TRAINS leave and arrive a. Road.
Street station on TUESDAY, IlIrR>DsT, ana
SATURDAY NIGHTS :oi all psints North and
West. .
Through bills Of ladlug and rates given n al
principal points North aEd West.
BY order Of General Superintendent
{. a. TAYLOR
nv 81 General Fraixn sai Ticket -,
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RICHMOND, %ogk RIVER AND CHE,AfEA"'
RAILROAD COMPANY,
OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT,
RICHMOND, VA. Nay To- 1917
OF SCH EDC Ii.

pASsENG Err TRAINS leave West roin; paw.
at s A. ~, arriving 81 Richuond a. ~ pom.
leave Richmond at L. ~, arriving ~ "s''
at =. Al. -, ..,.,. Iros
Trains connect at West Poin, with s'eRn', ms
Baltimore and NIL eastern points gu 80 win
DAYS, FRIDAYS, and SUNDAis, I sui, 90
steamers for Baltimore and all eastern ~
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, ana fhi"H. i 90
Fare 70 Baltimore. ..............'..''..'"' ; 20
Fare 70 Washington ..''.'''''''' SO
Fare 10 philadelphia. .....,...',.'"'''''.' 10 ~
ThRo jt FRElEilTTRAiNsNsy leave R!s1mS ,a1
st $50 a. NJ. on WEDNESDAY. fk!b '!,.,o,r,,
SUNDAY, connecting al West polht WIZ i. nc,!
aud delivering freight In Ralimorr "a u, Al.
morning; returning. leave West al ~ f..nrcttrs
irving ut Richmond al 5:2S L. d.. ana SnihnnnnrJ
with The Through Freigh, Trains on the klci'HA'-
and DauYille raiiroad FOR all southern p''hs.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS, WIN Ga>Nv" Sa
coach attached. leave Richmond a. hgS T. aYs,
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS. ane SAL lhtHT, 4!
aud leave Yves, Poin' Tor RichEson9 sSlsss - H.
1903 A. 81, arr iYip2 1T Richmond AZ 500 +Irs
The management taxes pleasure w N"' IA, tas
TO the travelling public and shippers ~ T,s,
steamers OF this line, between Baiiimors S,nnr,tsb
Point have been refilted In tae NOS a AID
manner for The accommodation OF passepo'
freight A., u.ti,nsr5
Travellers taking th.s line arrive ~ Sa AM !o1
In aInsle lime TO connect with the IA, H.a.,sra
phiiad ,paia. New York, Boston, ana al
and western points. .t,,,,h. No
FreiRits will be given the utmost di: sVn s,utt.
transfers ut Richmond offreghts 10 or lto.s,lnl.
ern points, II. r. DuUGLASS.-supessh'rS II
w. N. BRAGG. Master Ira ospoftatiou, ny
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REAL ESTATE AT pEGNATE ALE

.-S-1I---CI-Il>~~ ~-~~;--C-~~~~~--~-1~~~
EOR SALE. on THE MON lllLI IN
4 STAIMrNT PLANT! have for sale pri.
yitrly sevcra! NEW BRICK HOUSES, with
modern improvements, on the following tcrms-
viz
300 per month: House, twelve rooms, &c. !;
Gia,c street.
500 per month House, six rooms. and kitchen,
Giacc 81 Get.
500 per month House, six rooms; wc>t Maiu
street
S55 per month House, eight rooms; west Main
street.
S3j per month: House, six rOens west Cary
street.
These houses have al been recently built are In
good lcighnorhundS, and arc situated in that part
Of The city which is constantly increasing in value.
Apply 10 FRANK ID. HILL.
Real tstate Agent,
.,uoS.1w M. los Main
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70 s.orsT1TUTION.

OFFICE OF CLEar. nm Iousy OF DsLEGArEs1
AND hEEPEr = or THE ROLLS or YIHGfsIA,
RICHMOND, July ~, 1879
THE FOLLOWING PROPOSED
E A'AESDMENTS 10 the CONSTITUTION OF
VIZ GINA are published ln accordance Win law
! Clc+R OF House of Delegates aud Keeper Of the
Rolls of Virginia.
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TOILET ARTICLES

A FINE ASSORTMENT OF LUBIN'S
n andoiber EXTRACTS, for the handkerchief;
FAkIN and other superior COLOGS rs;
FINE FRENCH, ENGLISH, and AMERICAN
SOAPS;
TOILET POWDER, PowDER-BoXEs,& &C.
For sale by j. BLAIR,
au IL S25 Broad street.
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AUeyT1oN sALEs-Tn' !. nav.

BY ". Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and .uc,,onecr,
Office corner OF EieVenth' nd Bank streets
GALE AT AuCTic N OF LOT AND
y SMALL FRAME Am,r T GNEMENT At RI R0 S;sS;
E ETRs aH A Anb Naci tNEr 9S nk REAR,
oS " THs soUrH 81 i; M nr III Gus STREET,
NEAR THE METZ MIST IN uRGB Att the re- re-,
f fe p sl lie TH @s;sr ssb ss
The above prone ~, The former fronting OF r Zee.
and the Latter y eeS,runnpg back LOU iee~ Ahes
TERMS: At rsS''e" w. GODDIN,
u3l-lt "H' Peal Estate Auctioneer.
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ETTER-HEADS, "a to $685. per rean,
IL at the DISPATCH PR1NTING.HVUSE,s
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO Raupn,,,-
PASSENGER DEPARTWF%T'a
RICHMOND, VA, june IL, Is5-
0N AND AFTER JUNE ia To-.
~ SENGER TRAINS will run as .,yo' TaS.

1IaiD leaVinq hlcnmond a. $3.50 A. ~ mr. =; y.
except Sunday) stopping at all regular ally
Train leaving Richmond al $40 r. NJ nm. ms;
stopping NJ Hanover, Louisa, GordonSyifIs iaaliT,
lottesyiie, Ivy, Mediums river, Gre.nxec15 har-
tom, Waynesboro, Staunt0n. Goshen Nm Az
Covington, ana All stations west Of AlIegIany
a ncc10aa'i9n tram leaves Rlchnord f"i e..
cept Sunday at 1870 M. /. ''"!y lex
r ,waan sbteep,ngcaT runs on $40 p "
Trains arrive Mt Richmond as follows:
Express Train daily at..............a.
Mall Train daily Except Sunday at ..5..1 =. y.
accommodation Train daily iexcept I. u.
sunday at.............. s.ao .
trains coming into Richmond stop al .,,;fn ~ n.
above. ~ q" SAILORS IS
Trains make close connection with Train. =.
Richmond and DanvllIc and Richmond and ~. me
burg railroads. both 10 and from R!chmGnG etrs.
For further information, rates. &c anu. o.,
Main street, or al cOmrany's Offices 'f'' a'c zo
,, CONWAY X. HOWARD.
General Passenger and Ticker 49,,
W. VI. =. DUNN,
Engineer and Superintendent Transport,tIor
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On nnd after july 31stthe 4CcOMuo,,
, j leaving Richmond at 40 n Daa!ON
ssAIURDAYS run TO sTAUSTOS. r. a.. WI on
M0nGays. 0A'' returning on
Round.tsip tickets are ON sale 70 all q.
for this train. They are good 10 return s staons
ton by Tuesdays night-train and from ~, slanr-
tons by Tuesdays oay.train. o''' ''Er sta
CONWAY r. HOwapp
General Passenger and Freight ~.
W. NJ s. DUNN, Engineer and superptcnSggsent..
ts n a
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Peetpoued on acco.nt OF weather till IA ES'
DAN August 3 LIST, AZ same time aud place.
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BY y. VI. Lce,

RICHARDSON & Co., Real Estate Auctloneers
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-09-15
DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE

Is easily applied, imparts a beautiful black or
brown, and acts like magic. I best in the
world. Sold ~ all druggists. Price 81 per box
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-09-15
Chancery Court at Rutledge.

William Mcconnell admr. &c., VS. Henry Hip
shire ct al, and James NJ. Atkins VS. William
McC unell admir-, &c.
IN THESE TWO CONSOLIDATED CAUSES
| il appearing from the record that the he.s-
at-law Of Warham Kirby, whose names are IN
known. are defendants in each cause aud are
non-rtsiteuts of the State of Tennessee, il IS
therefore ordered by the Clerk and Master that
publication be made for four successive weeks, in
The Knoxville Wing and Chronicle, notifying the
said nonresident defendants to appear before
the Cbancery Court at Rutledge, Tennessee, on
the third Monday of October next aud then and
there make their defense TO said bills or the same
will be taken for confessed and set for hearing ex
parte as 10 them. August 81, 1870.
4 true copy-A.test: O. c SMITH,
iySw4 Jerk n Master.
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KNOXVILLE, TENN.

Has constantly on hand
The Studibaker Wagon, the Buckeye
Reaper and Mower and Reaper, the Sin
claiI Straw Cutters, the Russell fresh
ing Machine, the Wheeler IL Millock
Threshing Machine the Hagerstown
Sulky Hay Rake, tho Keller Wheat Drill,
the Buckeye Cider Mill, the Prize Cane
Mill the Blanchard Churn, the Avery
One-hor.e Steel Plow, Brown & Man
ley's Iron Beam Double-Shovel Plow,
Frost Il Hunters Farmers Friend
One and Two-horse Plow, Detey's Wash
ing Machine and Wringer, Sinclair
Corn Shelter, the Cary Thribble-geared
Down or Mounted Horse Power, for
from u 10 horses, Erik & Co.'S Steam
Engine, and other machinery.
Has also full stock of
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EIeId &C. G0rIen Seeds
Of every var ETY.,
Superphosphates and Guano

An : everything usually kept in establishment
of this kind, wnich we propose TO sell TO all who
need anything 10 our line cheap tor cash, or ex-
change for produce. VllwbmOs
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-09-15
Chancery Court at Rutle dge
c, A. Ryan vs.. Francis Ryan,

IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING FROM
| the meuded bill, which is sworn 70, that the
defendant Francis RYAN is non resident of the
state of Tennessee il is therefore orderl by the
Mater that publication be made for four sue
cessive weeks In the Knoxville Wing aud Chron-
icle, notifying said defendant TO appear at the
Chancery Court at Rutedge on or before the third
Monday of 0ctob,r next then and there to make
defense TO said bill or the same will be taken for
C Messed and set !Or hearing eX parte, August 81,
1875. Q, c. SMITH, @. * NJ.
ixsw4 BY ii, + SMITH, ID. @. x NJ,
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NEW ADYERTLsEMENTN.


" How to Do T." book n Wall st.. sent rec.
yMDElDGE * CO., Ba kers and Brokers.
all .Irer-. Vow Aurs.
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KID, WISE, M. D.,

~ RADUATE OF JEFFERSON
W Medical College, Philadelphia. Office
In Ian Franco Building, Main street. Office
hours, from to l0H A. M, and from N to 3
p. N.
Obstetrics & Diseases Of Women Specially.
my7-ly-l5
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Guard the Weak Spot.

All men, however strong, have a
weak spot, like the rhinoceros, which,
though plated like monitor, is vul-
perable to a spear-thrust below the
plates. Satan is not such fool as to
attack the strong defences; he would
be sure to thrust at the vulnerable
points. Some, indeed, think they
have no weak place; and such people
are right, for they are weak all over,
and no part, therefore, could be called
weak in particular. The polar bear
has a weakness, which is for blubber,
and his hunters knowing this, coil
piece of whalebone like a watch-spring,
wrap it in blubber and freeze it. They
then drop the tempting morsel in the
way of bear, who swallows it greed
lily; but as soon as the blubber melts
in his stomach, the whalebone springs
out. The bear then rolls over in
agony, and they come up and kill him.
Thus 1t is when men yield to an easily
besetting shit will cut them asun-
der.--Dr. III. ". Scudder.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-02-28
". n. MCKEE, M. D.,

PHYSICIAN 4 SUR GEON -OFFICE,
No Spring street, Opposite Temples
Bank. REsIDENoE = First street, between
Fort and Hill, Los Angeles, Cal. mrlS-tf-2
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WeIl-Digging.

r AM PREPAREDTO DO WELL-DIGdING
i in the most satisfactory manner and on
the shortest notice. Water guaranteed for
Wilcox Lifters of all d mensions.
REFERENCES.
BY permission, re er to Mr.. Longstreet,
Mr.. Ledyard, Mr.. Heaton and DR.. Whis. Ter.
THOMAS HAMILTON,
jan8tf 1t Swigart & Huber's, Main st. 5
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-02-28
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
DIR. A. e. MERRILL,

Physician and surgeon.
Office No. IL Spring St., opposite the Post
Office. Special attention paid to diseases OF
Children. 1eDl9t1