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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-13
BY Perkins Bates andJ. Thompson Brown,
.Auctioneers.

aA0 ATTRACTIVE BUILDING LOTS
HUI ON WEST BROAD STREET BETWEEN
THE CITY LIMITS AND THE; EAi n,
GROUNDS, AMI, BETWEEN BROAD STREET
ANDlTHE SHOPS OF The sICHN0sD.LFRE-
UrKICKSBURC AND POTOMAC, RAlLkOAU
|irOMPANY-I will sen at public auction, on
WEDNESDAY, July 18th, 1875, commencing at
5 o'clock p. NJ :, those u nSIhABLE BUILDING
LOTS, inL the plan Of I:ulcap Lodge. formerly
on the con tinuaton OF Broad. JMsrshan AND Clay
streets, and the Richmond. Fredp snd 70,
tonac railroad, and between the ci ~ limits ana
Far-G rounds. snd owing 10 their elevation COM
mand q fine view of the same. These bliihiDR lois
present great inducemen 8 TO those desiring 70
combine the advantages or country and city, at the
ssme time avoiding the heavy taxation OF CITY.
build by only paying 20 per cent; cash on cost OF
building, and balance In monthly instruments.
his proper ty addresses itself with more force 10
those seeking paying investment for their money
than any now on the market. being now sup1lVlueu
from acres to lois for The first time, and heinR sur
rounded all sides by enterprises that must OF ne
cessiLy Immediately enhance Its yalue-to ~: VIZ
distant day must become large and beautiful
park: on the northeast the large and extensive
work shops Of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Po'omac Railroad Company, which Is now cfea-
tiug Gpmand for the lots adjacent thereto, anc on
the south the Richmond College, making the lots
on Broad-street front very desirable for suburban
residences. .- " 80 - - .s'' nae .'..
TERMS: Ope-fourth cash: balance o, II. L., aud
"a mouths, six per cent interest secured oy trust
deed. 'r3u'' J:IHoaFoON bkOWN,
IE TH1SSs : PA SEgsy statesmen. ;, o2
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~ By Grubbs & Williams,
I. Real Estate Agents and Auct1oneerss
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OE VALU.
'kICHMOh DIN execution of decree OF the
Chancery Court of: Richmond, entered on the LIST
kday of July 1875. nthe cause OF Green aud others
yS. Perrin and Others The Undersigned. commits
sioners thereby appointed, will sell atauction upon
the premises, RESPECTIVELY in the order named be-
low. on MONDAY the 10Th day of July, the fol-
lowing REAL ESTATE, of which the late james
Kersey died sezed-to-wit: At 5h O'Clock =. NJ,
the handsome BRICK TENEMENT No. sos, on
the south side of Franklin street between Eighth
bella Suy; contains ten rooms, besides dressing.
rooms, c'oseis. stUrer0omS, and bathrooms;
kitchen and laundry. IL Is built In the best manner,
has all the modern conyeniences, and being situated
it's an exceedingly desirable resloence for bust
ness or professional person. The o Is 22xl % feet
TO an alley. 'f" -,
After wh,ch-ssy, at o'clock p. M.-we will sell
street between Eighth and ninth streets. adjoining
on the west the property Of W. u. DaDdridSe 81.
IL fronts 81 feet and runs back 20 feet 10 an alley
~ ell We leet Wide, which extends from Eighth TO
Ninth streets. and has upon IL TWO small
BkICk Tt.NEMENTS, which yield fair rents: 4 ne
location of this property IS especially suitable Tor
After which we Will sell SMALL. FRAMED
HOl Sc and LOT in The rear of Dir. Dandridges
residence and on tie west Side OF Nlnth street De
feet The house has three rooms, anu rents Tor I'll
per mouth. .-zl,. ,o,,r.o
and eighteen months tor Negotiable notes with IN.
terest added and titles retained oy the Court uuu'
all the purchase-money Is PAID. ,r,xu
= vii ..n j. A. MEREDITH,
Il. r. WiCKpAM,
.....- Commissioners.
Iy,rT A
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RICHMOND AND rETEhSguRGt

RICHMOND AND rETERSBuKGt
RAILROAD COMPANY. !
COMMENCING JUNE !, 1915 train,
~ on this road Will run ~ follows:
LEAVE RICIrM0SD SOUTH.
$40 A. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily except sun.
~. day., connecting FOR Al points south
amt West. Sleeping car attached.
7:45 A. NJ, FREIGHT TRAIN daily leNccEt SGc'
day., with coach attached, for Peters
burg and stations GU la. soutHida
road, Lynchburg, aud the West.
1:45P. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
E..rr for all points South and West. Pas
sengers taking this traiu viii uaId
close connection 1t Petersburg iot
..at %. p Norfolk.
900 P. u, FIR EIGHT daily Except sun'tayh
with coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
!. 7:30 A. ~. FREIGHT TRAN daily teIcep
!, .I Sunday with coach attached
lO:40 A. n, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
,4. with Richmond, Fredericksburg ana
tt>- Potomac railroad for all points sAa
% F1,E $50 and West. ~ ssE :->ss r
500 p. NJ, FhEIG HT daily Except sunosyh
coach attached.
1885 P. NJ, THROUGHAAIL daily te1eep, sun
40, Il day. connecting with Richm3hdI
Fredericksburg and Potomac ra.lro!a
s..."1A. for all points East and West. PnIlmaa
.sfe.r.. Sleeper attached. running through
...... Baltimore. Also making Close SSn,
pectiol with the Chesapeake ana ohs
railroad for the Virginia SprlD.s aga
points North and West. ,,
The NAIL TRAINS will not stop between hlcT
rnond aud Petersburg except n Chester. - go.
Trains on the Clover Hill Railroad VIII sa. n1
Clover HUI pits st $50 A. NJ: and retGrp!ns, WI
leave Chester at 2:40 z. 81 daily except snns ,n
nv SO A. SHAW. suDerinten,Iss,.
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By Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Anct!oneers,
No. 1ll3 Main street,

I'D BLEBUILDING LOTS ON
LIZ THE EASTERN SUBURBS OF THE
CITY FUR SALE BY AUCTION We shall sell
by auction, on the premi Is on J HUkSDA4 the
l5thinstanl, at 6 o clock 2. ". LA FALU BILE
BUiLnNG LOTS, fronting 30xl45 feet eacn.
with an alley In the rear. on Uakwood avenue. Hol-
", Spruce. Beech, and Blakey streets, In Blakeys
field. formerly owned by William COulling, hsl.,
adjoining the lands Of br. Mccarthy, Captain Ha::
ZewOod, William z. Cowardin, FsT and Oak wood
avenue. lakewood avenue Is being widened and
beautifully graded By the city, II connects with Z
street.. ana extends along Oakwo>d Cemetery, by
Blakeys mill, to Williamsburg avenue, forming one
OF the most delightful drives about he city.
This property Is beautifully located easy Or ac-
cess, and should command the attention Of the
workingmen of the city, who, above all others,
should begin with buying lot TO secure home for
themselves ana fam!les. TO all having means these
lots offer fine opportunity for investment..
TERMS: Ore-third ca h: balance in four, eight,
and twelve months, ne gotiabie notes 10 be given for
the deferred payments, with interest added and Sc
RICHARDSON & CO.,
iy8 a' Auctioneers.
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AUCTION sALEs-Fature Days.
FOE RENT, n
TIE CELEBRATED eREENBKIER WHITE
~ t+.s8a SrIPHTjR SPRINGS.

Pursuant to q decree of the District Gourt Of The
unfer States forfhe district OF West rem.
deTed in the suit OF Gay and others On. The White
sulphur Springs Company and others, the uadPr-
signed 5sfecisI commissioner 10 satd suit Will on
SATURDAY, August IA, 1876. as IL O'Clock d.,
III the white SuipEur Sprf ngs Green brier county
West Va. Jesse ut aucttoHs subject tosTaiacftl0n
ny .tba said coTts The properly ef The said WHIfE
TWO Years ending November |. ] S77. f!J3sfyso y!
The lessee viii be authorized TO sppiy, under The
Direction OF the said commissioner, one-fourth OF
the rent 10 Improvements and repairs OF the said
property. jand Will be required In addition TO the
rent, 10 paq the taxes ofsyery kand which VII ae-
erie az ,Inst The said property during the Term
azores s7d sid 70 pay the fhsuraHee on said pro-
perayto theextent OF one thousand dollars per an
mum In premiums. ,a,;ga j
The rent Of each year win be PAYABLE In four
edusl fnstaIlments;o the 1st and 18th OF August
and LIST and 10th or September. ,,,,atiis
HENRY N. MATHEWS
fy a-3Ot .1.a i.i sIIt Special Commissioner.
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~ E.4Ii. BY Robert i. LyEe, Z atEG
t (successor to Lyme & Brother,)
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1912 Msin street.

NOMMISSI ONERS. SALE OLA FALU-
~ ABLE FARM, WITH GOOD IMPROVE
MhSTS, NEAR YAKIMA. ON JANIS RIVER,
TWELVE MILES BELOW RI1HMOSD, ON
THE KINGSTON ROAD. ATAUCIIOS:-In pur-
suance or decree of the Circuit Court OF Henrico
county pronounced on The 23L Jay Of June. 1878:
IN the suit of ). 2. Aiken guardian, rs. AIKEN and
Others. we shall. commissioners therein appotst
ed, sell on THURSDAY the 18Th day OF Jniy,
1875, at 2 O'Clock T. ~. upon the premises,
that valuable FAkM In Henrico county known as
i" Laeust Fiiln or 1HaDes', being the same farm
purchased by Rush Surgess from j. T. OuDg and
Seldom r Aiken. commissioners, at the sale OF the
AIKEN property OH the ! IN day Of AnEns,, ls71;
The farm contains THO HUNDRED. AND
EIGHTY-THREE ACRES. The, improvements
consist of a comfostable and large FRAME
DWELLING containing about eight rooms &C..
aud usual ou.-honses; well waiered; good fences,
&c, &c. .cs.s.g..
TERMS OF SALE: Ore-fourth cash; the residue
upon credit OF SIX. Twelve, aud eighteen months
for negotiable notes bearing six per cent interest
and little retained until all OF the purchase money
Is paid and conveyance Is ordered by the court.
- .t-r JOHN B. Young,
A. K. COURTNEY,
JJy3 Special Conn, Customers.
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RICuMoyD AND DANyILLE RAILROAD COMFY,
OFFICE MASTER OF TRANS, hay 80, 1875. {
SCHEDULE OF aTRAISs.-TRAIN No.
- 56 kxs II eV.. ESrseI,
S:35 A. Nj; leaves Dundee at ia p. W.. leaves
Danville At l:l7P. NJ: leaves Greensboro at $3.50
P; NJ: leaves saa'issbgry.at GIG Z. d.; "rs.s a!
TRAIN No. 2-NEw YORK AND NKw OF.
LEANS EXPRESS. Eastward Leaves Charlotte at
A. SasSny at ss4 sa ST. A.
bore al 1855 Z. N; leaves Danville at 1872 +.
NJ; leaves Dundee nj Leo +. d.: leaves Burke
vile al OPP. NJ; arrives at Richmond a! SAT
TRAIN No. s.-TRogGH MAIL-NEw YORK
FOR THE SOUTH Leaves Richmond at :3s +. ";
1898 p. NJ; leaves DanviIle nj 1899 p. NJ:
leaves Greensboro at 2:45 A. NJ; leaves Salisbury
at 5:27 A. NJ; leaves Air-Lms junction j, 7:j5
.; TRAN Is.i IN No. 4"TmnoUcH MAi1, Eastward
Leaves Charlotte at 9:24 =. NJ; leaves salisbury
at 1853 r.. VI; leaves G.eensborn' st \; W.;
$50 A. NJ. leaves Burkeville at 1885 A. NJ;
arrives III Richmond at 2:22 p. NJ.
TRAIN No. 5.-LYNCHBURG ACCOMMODATIONS
rlyes at Rurkeyie at 1895 T. "; leaves Burke Vile
At &c T. Nj: arrives at Lyrchburp at 4:2t 7. ".
TRAIN No. 6.-BuRKEvILLE ACcoMioDATloH.
Eastward Leaves BHrkevilie al 4:f3 A. 81; ar
rives At Richmond II sos A. NJ.
Train No. 2 connects at Richmond with The
Chesaptake and ohio ra'lrO,d.
trains TO and from Raleigh and Goldsborn'.
All through trains connect at Richmond and Dun.
dee with traInt on the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, and Washington tity, Fir.
gin!a Midland aud Great Southern railroad, To and
from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, aud
New York.
Trains nos. and connect at Richmond WITH
the Richmond, York River and chesapeake Ral'
road trains to and from Baltimore and eastern
points. -.
Trains Nos. and 2 connect at Charlotte with
trains on The Atlanta aud Richmond Airline rail-
road 10 and from Greenyie, AtiantI. Montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans. and all southwest
ern points.
Trains Nos. and 4 connect mt Charlotte With
the Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta railroad FOR
Columbia, Augusta, Savannah, Tallahassee and all
southern points.
Train No. connects at Hurkeyil!e with the At
lantc, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, from Lynch
burg, Chattanooga, and ali southwestern point.
Tickets sold 10 ali southern aud sonth western
points, and baggage checked through.
Unbroken gauge from Richmond 10 New Orleans
Pullman palace-cars through from New orleans
to New York T. N. X. TAbCD1I.
Engineer and Superintendent.
W. T. WEST. Master Of Trains. ~! ~
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.a s-.-r BY ,Angustine Royal, ,er} ssJa
;. successor to Moody. & RoyallJ .; <
Real Estate Agent, and Auct1oneer, -
office corner Of seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

AUCTION SALE OF AVERY ;VALU-
"A ABLE sTOREHOUsE. AND BUSINESS;
STAND, COKNKR OF HILL AND FOURT
STREETs, IN THE CITY OF MANCHESTER, ON
THURSDAY. july is, 1875, AT 5k;OtLyCks
p. NJ. ON TIE PREM ISsS:-At The request Of
George 8. Abbott, ESQ.,, shall sell al pubic anc-
ton, at the lime aud place aforesaid The truly Vau
able HOUSE AND LUr corner OF Fourth and
HINT street,. The lot fronts 40 feet inches on
order having been lately painted; contains eight
rooms, besides 4 well arranged storeroom snltspie
for grocery-store, with Recommendations In the
rear.
This is really one of the most valuable business.
stands in the city, and should ergaee .he a.eh ION
OF those seeking good investment: and their at
tenIon IS esoecialy invited to the liberal
TERMs-To WIT: one-fourth cash the Uaian ,Se
for ne eo,iabI notes bean Ing six D, cent interest
from day Of sale, secured by deed OF trnsi.
- -. =. - = :. AUG UoTINE ROYAL,
jv1o1ea15 Auctioneer.
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By Sims & Sampson,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers,
No. 92l Hull street, Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
Il FARMOF $50 ACRES ON THE BEVIL'S-
BRIDGE KOADTHREE NILFSFROM GLOVER
HILL PITS, IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER.
FIELD, ON THURSDAY, july 49, 1878, AT
~ O'CLOCK b.. On TIE PREMISE Spy virtue
OF Il deed Of trust from james VI. Uyerton and wife
to J. 5. Joore md william ). OyertOn, trustefs,
and duly recorded In the County Court clerks office
Of Chesterfield county IN Decd Book SO, page ] 80
belDg +, quired so TO do by the beneficiary IN said
az ed, we wiil sell the premises. at pu"ic anc-
tiog, on THURSDAY the 15th day OF July. 1875,
IL z 0 clock ~, The TWO FARMS described in
said deed-the first containing 203 acres, more or
less. the second 357 acres. more or less making to-
geihtr $50 acrcs-lyipg on the Beyl's-Brioge road,
and about three miles from Glover Hi pits.
This IS one or The most desirable farms In this
section OF tho equally being located IN healthy Vi
cinity, convenient TO cburrhes, mills and schools,
and near the pits, where there Is good market for
all the pI OducS Of The farm we III wooded and wa
tered, and comfortable buildings. -. -, 80
This land has Lever been examined as TO Its mine
raj value, bat from It's proximity TO the Clover Hill
coal mines it Is presumed to be valuable coal pro-
perty. ms f5.s.. =! /. - r. .set,. 40.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF executing this
deed and cost Of SALE aud TO nay of boud for one
thousand dollsrs with ten per cent. interest from
such terms a. the said James 81. Overton shall ci-
rect - @issis wv y. y MOOkE,, ~,
$50 r. -tYsa uft WILLIAM s. OVERTON,
Trustees.
Sale conducted by SINS SAMPSON, Auctioneers.
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France.
goSApARrE STOCK LOOKING Up.

BoSAPARTE STOCK LOOKING CP' :. I.
PARIS, July ia very passionate debate
is expected in the Assembly when the COM
mittee's report recommending the annus'
ment of n. Burgoing's election In N'eyre
comes up. NJ. Rouher intends to speak. he
will insist on the legitimacy of the hopes en-
tertaiued by the Bonapartists OF the restora'
ton of the empire and predict their ultimate
realization.
The semiofficial Moniteur Universal says
the French Government will be compelled to
intervene If the Spanish man.of-war VT.
toria bombards the ports Of Lequieto and
Ondarroa, Oh the BiscsyaD coast.
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-, s;.. BY Augustine RoyalL III 8aif
i. t.,f, fsuccesycr 10 Moody & Royanl 4
Real Estate agent and Auctioneer,
Office corner seventh and Hall streets, -
- 49, - ~ Manrl,esfer Va. !

SALE OF iYALU AbLE
l. CoRNER-PRoPERTY3I THE, CITY ;cf1rE
AND HA 6G FsoETER srrffiRiFTs, At AUg TIoE; BY
y1ftue or two tieedsof Crust exc cuted 10 1Ie unocs
signed trustee bs Joseph B. Eadsn sld vile nsas.
ing dates follows First DEC d as s7I ho,
duly or record infhe County Court CLERKS ne ss 81
Chesterfield county, d. B. volume o., .pagss ,dSl
being required 50 10 90 mo, ins p 1ssa-
ssos: Corner of Fietiti, and Porter Streets On
THURSDAY, July 22d ! 675; at O'Clock + M ";
nrnmntly, the VALUABLE HOUSE aug I'm IN
now Occupied by JosephB Walden, ESQ inc LIZ LorE
fronts 40 feet on RorssSg street and rams pack
ib4x feet, Good FRAMED HOUSE on Snia lol,
confainfng five or six corns In fair oroer Icneh'
stabifs. &c /; 'spIendtd gardf n attached
This IS valuable piece Of PROPERTY ana .ne at
teniioa Of he public Is especially invite 10 same
This property may lie satdivided into lots 10 suit
purchasers II deemed adsisnble.atttm or sale;
TERMS: Cash as, to expenses OF SAFE ana an
amount sufficient TO pay OF two negotiable notes:
first note for $500, with interest from september
90, 1871, at ten uer cent. per nDnnm I'll psio'
second note for 1900, with Interest Ut zen per CENT
ner annum till paid from October 17:Isfl; tne
residue upon such creoit as will be announced at
sale. .se =, 49, ~ RsE donS C' a. ,rttaoo
iy IL 1Ius.ec.
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BY Y. II. Lee.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
No, IL Eleventh street, "

GALE OF LOT ON LUMPKIN'S OR
~ BURCH ALLEY AT AUCTION.-By virtue
OF Il decree pronounced BY the Lhancrry Court Of
the city Of hichmond'on the 9Th Of July, 1879, in
the suit in equity therein pending by the style OF
Lumpkin's execu,rix Us. Kelsey and others. the un-
for sale at auction, upon the premises. WEDNES-
DAY the 14tn OF July; 1875. = VACANT LOT,
fronting about thirty feet on the west side OF Burch
or Lumpkins alley, and running back in depth
bout ninety feet. $50 .tss-yHG .#4I>y 30
This lot Is very valuable by reason Of the large
quantity OF moulders sand thereon.
TERMS: At sale. Sale at p. 81. '.ts-s- : ..t#
r. .e. EDWARD Y. CANNON, commissioner:
N.M.LRE, auclioueer. .... jy9