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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-08-27

''What do you expect TO do when you
dic!'' asked Mark Twain of boot black
the other day "Shine 'em up" replied
the boy, ''death loves shining Mark"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-08-27

Spinner, after handling hundreds OF
millions, comes out s. ahead. Frame that
bill, General, and hang it up for your pos
ferity 10 he proud OF.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-08-27

The Secretary of War and party arrived
ut Carroll on the Goth, having made a
quick and pleasant trip from Helena on
the Northern Pacific stage line.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-08-27
PROSPECTUS OF
ST.. vINeENT's AcAnEuy
HELENA, MONTANA TERRITORY

I ,HlS INSTITUTION, situated in
= pleasant part OF Helena. is condncto'
Dy the Sisters of Charity and nnder tn.
patronage of the Rev. L. b Pallad;no g. q
j.. Pastor Of Helena. 1'"o' .
Inc course of Instruction in 81 v,n
cents Academy embraces all Rrsncha,
taught in such Institutions. 1~"e'
The beginning OF the Academic VOC,
gates from the First .U0md0,; ~ +.
|Septeaoe0e1' and closes the last of g,vo
II ID divided into two Sessions of Az.
months each. Pupils entered after IN.
of the Session are cIsreas
only from the time of entering. eee
TERMS.
Board. Tuition, Washing. per ses.
M s.Jnn n p,. months, $3.50 OK
Mns;c on c.,; nv IAsra, IS OF
Frenc, Ex.sa Is O(
10 OC
NO reduction will be made for .hoe,
VINO are Withdrawn before the expiration
q the Session, excepting in case Of NM
1t 10 to the advantage of the nnn;,. ~
enter at the beginning of the Sess;o" ~
Their ste:sdiness, application. and nr..
gfess, de- scnd very much upon m min
corrupted attendance during the Sess;nn
Farents end Guardians are resnectfrm.,
solicited to cooperate. with reachers IN
this point for the ultimate success ~ .hs -.
children md wards. =. sAe'1
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Crop Reports.

Chicago, August q.
The Times this morning publishes crop
reports in the northwest, comprising the
States of Wisconsin, Minnesota, Nebraska
Iowa, northern Illinois and Kansas, and
miscellaneous reports from other sections,
In Wisconsin, Minnesota and Nebraska
nearly all agree that this will he year Of
plelty in wheat, which has been pretty
much all cut and stacked. The quantity
Is far above the average and the quality
has never been excelled. There will be
At least one fourth more wheat exported
from these States than any previous year.
From Iowa the reports are not SO encour
aging. From Kansas they agree tina,
there has never been . more bouutiful
harvest In Illinois but little spring
wheat was grown, but there is no reason
for complaint. In all the prospect is de.
cidedly encouraging, and it il thought
there will be wheat enough for home de-
msnd, and the West will be able to supply
Europe with al required.
Louisville, August %.
To morrow the C0urier.J Journal will
publish crop report from all sections Of
Kentucky, which shows . light average
yield ct tobacco. The returns cover the
territory which produces about three
fourths Of the crop Of the United States.
A full corn crop is predicted; the wheat
and yslrom half to two-thirds Of q crop.
The osfs are damaged more than any other
crop. The hay crop . largo
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-08-27

Gen. Sheridan is at Corinne His visl'
there, we presume, is for the purpose Of
looking into the late Indian troubles.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-08-27
SUMMONS.
In the District Court Of the First Judicial Dis
trict, Of the Territory Of Montana, in and
for the County of Galiatin.

In the District Court Of the First Judicial Dis
trict, Of the Territory Of Montana, in ano
for the County Of 6aliatin.
MARY A. CHAPPELL, Plaintiff,
against
BENZ. A. CHAPPELL, Defendant
The People of the Territory of Montana
send greeting to Benz. A. Chappell de
PENDANT:
YOU are hereby required to appear in
4 an action brought against you by the
aboye-Eamed plaintiff N the District Court
OF the + .ss udicia! District of the Terri
tory of Montana in and for the said coun.
~ OF Galiatin, and to answer the com.
plant tiled therein. within ten DAYS lex.
ciaslTe oi the day Ct seryice) after the ser
vice On you OF this summons-if served
w;thia this county; or. if served out of
this county, but IN this district, within
twenty days; otherwise, within FORTY
days-or judgment by default will be Ia.
ken against you, according to the PRAYER
of said complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain a
6ecree dissolving the bonds of matrimony
existing between the plaintiff and defend.
ant, and giving to piaintlff the custody.
care and education of the minor children,
OF said perties, and for general relief.
And you are hereby notified that if you
fall to appaear and answer the SAID com.
plant, as above required, the said plaintiff
Will apply to the court for the relief de.
maaded in her said complaint.
Given under my hand and the
seal of the seal of the District
Court of the First judicial
5 & S:;s' :; :; :? q. M 3: ;s'y Il.
teenth day Of August, in the
year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy five
W. F. DAVIS, Clerk.
!. J. DAVIS, Atty for Plaintiff.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-08-27

Destructive fires are raging on the noun
tains of Washington Territory and muck
valuable timber is being destroyed.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-08-27

tAau tAOcc VI SOlu IL TIC SueCtS arc laTg
and free from fractures.
From the Madisonian, August 2lst.
j Bishop Tuttle's sermon lecture at St
Paul's Episcopal Church o.. last Sunda
|evening was listened to by large con
) |gregatlon. The discourse was eloquent
beautiful in Illustration, and powerful
argument, riveting the attention OF til
congregation during Its delivery.
More sheep are coming to Montan
Territory, aud Beaverheai county is get
ting . fresh supply. J. Z. Selway s! Co. 0
that County haye just drove III a floci
Numbering 1000 head.
Chunky johnson. A. e. Murphy
and Q. IL. Willis, Started on rrospec
to the bsadwaters of Snake and Win,
river On last Thursday. They expect t
be gone two month, and were .'heelcd'
for every emergency.
/ A4ranchman from the Stinhiaewate,
informs US that tie grasshcppers are tos
numerous 70 mention. These iocu;t.
hoppess are making longer stay thi,
season than usual. The hcn-hoppe.;
are laying their eggs in countless multi
tudcs, and fair brood OF these .yin.e,
nuisances may be expected ne.: sum.
mer.
| q. Il. Foster, expressman from. Trap
per City, says that they have made ricl
strike on the T,apper lode. enc lur,,
OF ore has been taken out OF the new
body Of ore which weighs COO pounds
assaying at the rate OF coo ounces CT silye
T. the ton. Choice specimens assay a:
high IS !, 800 ounces Of SILVER to the ten
This strike will make the Trappcr loon
up.
The murder Of Thomas Francis Griffith
ls still clothed IN mystery. 1t seem.
strange that 50 brutal |: tutchery should
be committed il a small community =,
ours, and no clue can be obtained to the
|perpetratcr or the perpetrators. The in.
vest'gation before the Oorouer's jury
was protracted and thorough, still! no DOS.
tive evidence was elected. further than
Griffith had been bru:ally ,nurdered-tha
ne had been in company with certain
parties during tie afternoon and the early
Part OF the evening, and that he had re-
ceived bis fatal injuries al or near the
place where these parties were seen and
heard carousing within short time g,
the committing Of the murder. A foa
been committed in our midst
and It cannot we'll be otherwise than the
murderer is still walking our streets.
While we daily grasp the hand wreakine
withthe blood OF Thomas Francis Griffith
we are unable to recognize it. It is a
murderer's hand and human life Is nor
secure when tits at liberty to-morrow's
sun may find it red with the life blood OF
another victim. Let 20 rest until that man
hand has been found and punished with a
punishment not summary, 1--WE would not
counsel that but certain and commensur
atewith the awful crime it has committed.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-08-27

my son, deal only with men who ad
vertise-you will never lose by it"-Benj
franklin.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-08-27

costs and legal expenses, to tho nav.
me,it Of balances due to employees. not Il
exceed $4,000; to the payment Of right
|ot.way and land claims, not to exceed
SIG 900; and finally to the payment pro
rata Of bonds and interest outstanding.
Anticipating the possibility OF q high
bid, Judge Shipman ordered that $l0O.
200 must be paid In cash on the day o,
sale. and the rest in cash within six
|ty days. but at the sale yesterday the
first and only bid was q bare 500. 600.
|and was offered by Johnston. Living
stone. Esq. Chairman Of the Purchasing
Committee. The aucloneer called in vain
for larger bids, and after crying 4lO0. Ooo
once-$iOO. 900 twice-$lO0, 600 three
times. he knocked il down ct that price
Mr.. Livingstone exhibited his credentials
- the representative OF al, 900, 900 Of
bonds, and then procssded to the Mar
sl'all's ofhce. where no paid the money
ia single check upon the Farmers Loan
and Trust Company, and the sale was
contaminated.
Among those whose who Attended the
sale were jay Cooke and Charlemseoe
Tower, trustees under the mortgage.
Gen. 9. w. Cass, receiver OF the road !:
Q. 3. Wright ofPhiladelphia, President;
samuel Wllkeson, Secretary; Mr.. Ware.
Judge Nice Of Maine, and the followine
named members Of the Pnrchasing Com
miftee: johnston Livingston 0e New
York; Frederick Billings Of Woodstoek
-; ceoFgs 0uFt, IesAll, NasA; Jehs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-02
BY Cook q Lauynton, Aucroneers,
No, 10 Governor street

HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
IL TURF. CARPETS, wHEt LER & WILSON
Sr.WISG.MACHINF, STEWART COOhlNG-
STOVE. MAI TKESSfS. BOOKS. &C., At kCC-
TIOS.-At The request OF The owner. VINO Is de-
Ginning housekeepii <, we viii sell 81! nuction' on
WEDNESDAY, Marrh Sd. at 10Y, o'clock, nj
he residence No. 22l6 Grace sfreet, Dtt"etn
wenty -secOnd and Twepty-third streets. an exce,-
lent assortment Of HOUSEHOLD EUhSiichE'
con>islingof - ,,,
green reps, made 10 order .
One elegant WALNUT kTAGERE Win marDie nase.
French mantel twenty one-day CLOCK WIN grass
shace, .".
BkUSSELs, THREE.PLY. VELVET, aud SCoICh
CARPETS and STAfR-CARPE$;
Excellent FLOOR and BALL Oii-CLOTHs,
DAMASK and LACE URTAISS,
MARBLE-Top PARLoK-TABLE,
HAT-RACK.
one very handsome OILED WALNUT and FRENCH
PANEL I!RESSING-CASE,C CHAMBER SCii VIII
marb;e-top pieces:
Two COTTAGE CHAMBER sUITS-
HAIR and SuuCK MATTRESSES aud FEATHER
BEDS,
MAHoG ANY SECRETARY aud .,ook.CASE' .,ors
$50 volumes STANDARD and MISCELLANEOUS
l WHEELER & WILSON CABINET sEwISG-MA'
CHINE,
WALNUT EXTENSION DINrSG-TABLE,
CHINA, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE PLATED"ARE'
WARDRoBEs, MAHoG MY HAIRS
l superior STEWARDS Az r xTESsioN-IoP took-
ING-sTovE. said TO be the best IN use' VIII APP
purtenances:
LAUNDRY sTOyE, a.
COOK u LAuGHION,
nb7 Aucrioueers.
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AUcTios sALEs-Ya,u,.o a.
BY Williams e. Gibson,
Real Estate Agents and Aucusnee,s.
No. 1901 Main afrent

TRUSTEES SALE OF yArr,,,
Il LAND IN CGLPAPER COUrTy "a DIE
virtue OF t,ust-deed from homss ttsa.-ky
mesd 70 the undersigned trustees dI'ed Jann' A'h.
1870: and recorded In the clerks flee or,
,bereto requested bg the beuenciary, by H.,, Ding
10 10 ne hls9esI biddy n. os le-
ue courf-nouse OF said county, In the N :, ,,uhtH
pep"r, Va ths tract Of land ny said dt.a cr Cu!
called IA GRANGE s!tiiated in 81. hnSe,tf,
about one mile below Calico miil IN 81 un,' glpaniy
same tract OF land which was cnRyeysd -; lie
Hamilton and wife 10 Horace l.. kertby - %org.
the In day n anuar, sos. md ,he aa. GATED
veyea Dy SAID Kent and wife To said Thor" opn-
ham Ashnesd by d"eu Of even cat. with mas Ga
decd This highly. valusnie aud i'm rnred trrs.-
so widely and iavoraD known a. Ia r. nd ,a mm
the paVsn, os TIE laid gs n
grantor, and dated January |. 1874 WaH
t1,OOo: three OF them payable on the :, a Ga 10,
SS aT Of as1 81 them PAYABLE on To-
on the lst day OF january, lS76-siI Of her SSsot
Ing Interest az six pcr cent. per anuum fron ota'.
. nn. IL pa ev s OF bang annual.
1HE TERMS OF SALE will be these rre..,,,
said deed-o vii. for cash as TO % much of 10
cesosas my Ge necessary to deiriy the eIp.n..po pro.
corning said deed tif then unpsid and ~ anI re-
The amount Of money then payable urou ,hs c,a's.
secured by said 6eed-,hat Is t. szy The nr, Cnc
dnu ipprest then naSaDse on he said six bond ~
81. 100 zach already past due arc The r,.r.,tof
payaoe on the remaining four baEds Which viii 1 Msa
due on January i. 676 subject 70 cre.ii, .s ite
paid January 70, 1871, on sccount OF said !n,.r.o
ana such part OF the purchase money as VIM -
fcient 10 pay of ana dischar. the sail nonS ni ~.
will at said day If sale remain not due and at
That Is 10 say. four non,is. each for IL OOG III
due on January !, 1876. vi lie made n,vafi.
such time as said bonds will become durIv;." AZ
January l, 1876; the payment Of which mar, St 81
oe properly secured by The purchaser giving r.,
oonh lhere'or aEo deed OF trust o. said land :.
curing the same; and II The re be any resIdue ~ -
purchase-lDope the same vii, he made rayshs Aa
such lime and ecuredtu such manIer as Ike gr,ra
In said ceed his personal Representative or -.
signs. shall prescribe and direct. or 10 cas- +. ~
or ih:ir failure to give such direc.lna, Ut such n.
and In such manner as We Shall thIrk lt ana -,
nounce ut the DAY OF sale. Az
he tiue TO this property Is believed TO be u-ore
tionabc, but seiL as tuSt-es We Will cony,y' mi,
by deed with special warranty. 'A'!
... CHARLES +. KENT.
JCSlCS A. MORRIS,
Trustees
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THE PORE WHO GAVE A MAN MUD-BATH.
ERomc Correspondence Philadelphia BuAe.
an I'VE are still suffering from Wretched
weather. After a couple Of days of sum
shine. which made us hope for continue
ZION Of GOOD weather, the skies have cloudeG
In again, AID the air is raw and damp. The
streets are Ia q horrible condition. They re-
call the clever story told OF the spirttaeHe
Beuedic, XIV. (LambertinD. and make us
wish Rome had rs capable ruler as he was.
This celebrated Pope was very angry once at
the negligence Of the prelatc who bad the SUI
pcriptenGence Of streets and roads. BeDe-
dict XIV. thought Of clever way to punish
him. Ore day The Pope heard that this car
diDal had 10 pass through one OF the dirtlest
and narrowcst streets of Rome on his way
10 some fopzione or service. There the Pope
a'so went. and arrived Just at the same time
with his Elnlncnce. The custom at that
time vas for pra!ates, as well as the lalty not
in be poniiGc,l suite. TO leave their carriages
and krecl to receive the Popc's blessing
ns he drove by. His Holiness ordered his
coachman TO draw up and sop. The
cardinal was Obliged TO get out OF his
q.nnd carriage and kueel down in mud a
foot deep. The Pope pretended not to see
him appcirei 10 be occupied about other
tG,ngs. and thus kept bis Emineucc nearly 4
malt. hour kneciing in the Dirt; then the
Pp2j> ave him bencdicti0n, aud allowed
MN, to 20 his way. The poor cardinal got
into his elegant carriage dripping with the
na,.N, filthy mud, which his own negligence
bad allowed TO collect on the thOroughtare,
and returned to bis palace deeply Inundated
with tha well.mertld rebuke.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-02
sassrRsNCE COMPANIES.

All losses sustained by the Association since It's
ORGANIZATION HAVE BEEN PROMPTLY PAID, and
amount TO 81 .33z.454.43. TWENTY-FIVE IfOC,
SAND DOLLARS In United States bond, dep0slied
With The Treasurer Of virginia Tor security OF VIZ
ginla policy-holders.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-02
BY Paine, Cabell & Co., Auctioneers.
GALE OF MESSRS. NJ. s. VALENTINE
& CO.'S ENTIRE WHOLESALE STOCK
OF NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS
AT AUCTION.

On WEDNESDAY. March Sd, commencing at
10 o'clock, We will sell. without reserve, at me
store of MesSrs NJ. :. Valentine Il Co.. No. 1913
Nam street who declining BUSINESS their entire
stock Of ,>r
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS,
comRrising a full assortment of all goods In their
linz o. business. The l.ading articles OF which We
enumPrae-viZ-:
LADIES. MIS- Esq, and GENTLEMEH'S HOSE and
HALF-tiO>E-a large stock and In great variety:
LADIES. MISSES. and q ENTLEMENS GLOW ES anu
GAUSTLETs-n Kid Buck. Calf and Berlin;
FRENCH ana AMERICAN OFFSETS.
SILK. LINEN CAMBRIA, ana COTTON HASDkER-
CHIEFS;
LINEN. BOSOM SHrRTS and SIlIRT-FRONTs:
WHITE anu OLORRD WOOL and VI ERINO SHIRTS,
Morocco, CALF. and Buck POCKET BOOKS;
CAMBRIA tDGINGS and INSERTiNGS,
LACES,
GentIt mems SILK SCkRFS, TIES and Bows;
UsiBR kLLA s and PAkASOLS-a large stock;
Su>PESDERS,
TRAyELLISG-RAGS and FALISES,
LINEN THREADS, SPOOL-COTT0S,
ALPACA and " CHAIR BHAIDS,
CLOCKS.
0ILCLOTIIS and TABLE-CovkGs,
JEWELRY,
MARSEILLES QUILTS,
PERFUMERIES. o..
brushes, BUTTONS, PINS, &C. &C.; with
COUNTERS, DESKS, and FIXTURES.
PANE, CABELL & CO.,
fc 2O-cod1 w&td Aurli0n,trs.
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4lrI,u1ond Dlspatth.
YrESDh Y ......"sS...n AhGh = 1917
pxs,,ous ADVENTURE ON ruw IcE,-Bight

Pxy,tpus ADVENTURE ON THR iCE--b'Sht
canadians. who started Yesterday TO come 10
this city on the ice from snme point on tnc
Canadian msiu shore with team 81 hofses
and bcavily.Ioaded sleigh, had very peru
ous adventure Just ot Ottawa Guy. !hey
had n Guide with them. who went ancao anu
tested the ice with 3 pike pole. Bnt "oeh
the Marty 60, abreast OF Ottawa Guy. NOT
outstanding the prccaulon thcS Had taken
Ia having The ice tested before VentuEihe
anon I, With the team, il broke beneath Them,
and the entire party 10 the slclgn were
xbrogn mo the water. One OF the horses
MN, under almost out Of sight, and
Il Wa only By the most strenuous efforts that
the Cansdians, aided by other parties VINO
were driving on tie ice near them, succeeded
in getting out of the water themselves apo
saving the horses, which were very hue amt
rosis, vslucd at eight hundred dollars. Inc
Canadians sleigh was overturned IN the
water. and several trunks and number OF
valuable packages were carried away unoer
the ice by tie current. The mems clothing
was thoroughly saturated, but they were SO
peased at their fortunate escape from
drowning that they considered the IN
convenience which they experienced from
their auckipg In the chill lake waller
q matter of slight concern. One OF
Vie parties whs assisted them in get
ting on. OF the water, reports that in many
places on the lake The swift currents have cul
deep. brosd grooves on the undcr.side oil the
ice, and that over these grooves tie ice VII
not average more tEan four or live inches 10
thickness. On either side Of the place where
the Canadians broke through the ice was
eighteen or twenty inches in thickness, but
that which gave way beneath them was mol
more than five inches thick, and, besides, o.
the water had lowered, the ice had nothing
TO rest upon, and although it wlthstood tne
tests of the guide, it broke easily under The
horses and heavily losded sleigh.
As soon as possible the Canadians resumed
their journey, but only came as far as PENN
.ula Yesterday, where they stopped TO dry
themselves and give their exhausted horses
Abe rest and attention which they require0.-
gandusky Register, February "a.
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ID ~. IA lst1@
Real Estate Ageut and Auctiouccr,
No. 10ii Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND IN TIE
i COUNTY OF HANOVER. CLAY TOWN.
SHIP. NEAR A>HI.AND.-Ey virtue Of dre'i Of
trust from D. q. Tlnslry t. The undersigned d. 81
lst o. July, 1872. and oil record IN the clerk. Office
or the County Court OF Hanover, VIII sell Al pub
lie suction. on I TUESDAY, March 4. 1915, At IL
O'Clock NJ, 81 the Office OF ~ u. Lee, OH Man
in said deed as will be sutcicut 10 pay The dent
cured thereby and tercst, and the COS, ofexecuiug
this deed.
The land conveyed consists OF TWO TRACTS
one of Two HUNDRED AND sixty AND
THRER-FOURiH ACRES, and adJolns The lanti
of \. b. Prlddy. Joseph =. MinefeId, and o!heI:;
HALF ACRES, and adjons the lands OF Mary \.
Tinsiev. Robert W. Jones, and William j. hiGg.
TERMS: Cash.
fp 22 ROBERT q. SCOTT, Trustee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-02
by Lyme 6 Brother.
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers,
No. 1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4 FARM
" in HENRILO COUNTY. ON THE KINGS.
LAND ROAD. ABOUT TEN MlLtS BhLO"
TIiE cry OF RICHMOND, At AUNTIOh:-
Pursuant t, q decree Of the Circuit Court for the
county If Henrico, nterrd on the l2,h OF liecem,
her 1874. in suit of Bufn IS. Lyme, &C: we snail
county. on NONUAY the Sfh Of March, 1875.
THAT being cour'- day at 2 O'CLOCK ~. the FARM
meuiionp in said If. cree conlainir 2U7 acres. 40
,inIrg the Ian IS Of Mrs. Emily Grover YarbrOugh,
and others, formerly ownen and occnnted.by fired
K Rutiin, and located rs above described.
sale the residue at one, two anti three years the
rurci aser giving his bond, or negotiable notes FOR
deferred ayment>, with interest from day or sale.
The lite to sc refined unti In. whole OF The pur-
CT ase mo, ey Is pad and conveyance ordered by
thr court +. VI. CONNER,
JOHN b. YOUNG.
ALFRED NORTON,
NH Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-02
BY Richardson IL Co.,
Real Estate il gents and Auctionecrs,
lib Main street.

FTRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
i FRAME STORE, WITH DWELLING ABUVE,
AHDLOr FRuMllNG eEVEETi-tiFEZt Ehy'
TrESTH STREET BETWEEN FRANkElS
AND GRACE STREETS. BY AU1TIUN.-By
virtue f tll" provisions of deed OF trust Deatln:
dat The h day of Decor Der, 1873 ir,m ID. Il.
Brooks tv the Undersigned trustee, duly recorded
In the clerks office Of the Chancrry Court OF The
CITY of r ichDou 10 secure the payment OF CIR
tain litigation OF c, bit therein mention ed, being
thereto required by the be eiciary secured there
In, shall proceed 10 sell by auction. on the prem
iscs Oh TUESDAY, The 9th If March next, al 3
o'clock p. 81. the real estate described rs above
and IN said deed.
Terms nough of the purchase money in cash
io drtr.y The cxSense of executing Tins L ust ami
10 pay of the Of 4SS11 II with Interest thereon
from the 9Th of December. 1874: the residue IN
two equal instruments, payable respectively In SIX
and twelve III On hs frcm thr day Of sale, negotiable
notes TO DC given for the deferred payments, With
interest added and secured by deco or trust
j. u. CLARKE, Trustee.
RICHARDSON & Co., Auctioneers. fe 20
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BY COOK Il LauRhton, Auctioneers,
No. 10 Governor street.

D ECEIVER'S SALE OF DRY GOODS,
~ CLOTHING. CR0CkEbY, FURNITURE:
&C. At AUCTlOS.-iu pursuance Of an order Of
the United States District Court entered on III" lVth
day OF February. 1875, I'm the Csc Of Geor.e IL.
Valentine, bankrupt, | Will sell al auction, ol
THURSDAY III 4lh Of March. at II oclocs, 3!
the store OF said George II. Valentine, No. 1874
Main street. the entire stock Of
FURNITURE, DRY G DDS,
CLOTHING, ERpCkERY,
PICTURES; FANCY GOODS.
NOTIONS, &C., &C.
TERMS Cash. II. y. MORTON.
fa2 % Receiver.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-02
nor SALE, VALUABLE HOUSES

EOR SALE, VALUABLE HOUsETs
L and LOT, situated In one Of the most dc. -
slrable neighb"rhoods IN Ashlsno. fronting on VIZ
ginia s. rect. III. LOT contains about Thret.qLir.
tiers Of an acre has on II 4 good ND-sTORf
BUILDING cUutai Ing six rooms passages, anu
two porcI&s. Also, KITCHEN with two rooms
Stables, and all recessuy out-houscs, all IN tbp-
rough repair. The yard has in II beautiful shade-
trpts; excellent water good garden. conlaitins
some choice fruit tres within few minute.
walk OF four churches, Ranoolph hacon College,
will do well to apply Immediately 10 The o"ncf'
Address X. S. LU' X. Asnaud, Va.
For references cali on MIR. WILLIAM j. LEAks'
No. 1103 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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