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LOCAL MATTERS.

po,,cr CorRT, YksrEsDAT.--"y att DAVIS
- Henry Ceaphus doth colored), charged
. sly being Migrants and common thieves.
nayis was sent to Jail for thirty days, and
t,raphus ninety days, IN default of surety:
Puss Mayo (colored). charged with s'cahng
q, in United States currency from Shadrlck
Watkins The case was continued until TO-
d.y. en.,, oo,oreh
charged with having in their possession I0'
of ted clothing, the property OF l)r. 4. H.
Smith. The case was continued un'ii to-oat'
In addition to stealing from Or. Sm,en'
Rhoda Woo!tork was charged with baVing ~
her possession one lot OF wearing appa!e',
the property Of S, G. Fairbanks WIN nan ",
in her possession one box OF sugar anu SUI.
dry other articles, the property OF inohlas
Clemmitt, Jr.; ard with having 10 her pos
session suudry articles. the properly OF W.
#. TAYLOR and Ellen Warrenton.
William Upshur (colorcd), guilty Of o6'
tanning under false pretences one pair oil
shoes, valued at S3, from Thornton Holmes,
was sent to Jail for thirty days.
Henry Garlic (colorel), charged with fe'c
niously cutting John Crowley. The case wa:
continued for ten days, the wounded part.
no. being able to appear.
Jane Campbell tcolored), charged Will
being suspicious character, Tassent to "a!
for sixty days In default Of surety.
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BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
No. lib Main street. ..ss

TXECUTOR'S SALE OF A LARGE
T. NUMBER OF VALUARLE BuILniH,s ,,
LOTS IN TAIT'S PLAN TO THE CItl or
RICHMOND By AUCTION.-At the taquest o,
Charles W. Purcell, executor or inc lale Dacon
TAFT we shall sell by auction, on the premises; OF,
Tuesday the 17rh Instant a. Oh ocoCk Z. VI l., a
large numner of VALUABLE BUILDING LOlS
in Taits plan TO the ctS of Rlchinond, between
Seventeenth street and the Mechani'sYle m Ne
commencing and continuing In Inc oruer III Which,
they are mentioned, as follnws-to Wit: .... H. =
ii bv 1855 feet on seventeenth street, corner OIL
222by lG5 feet on Seventeenth street between
Wgshinyton and William streets; ~
264 bv l65 feet on the east side OIL Bucnanan
street between W lillian and Christian streets
o64 by l65 feet The west side of ~. james
street between william and Christian streets:
264 by ! 60 feet the east SIDE OF bucnahan
street b, tween Christian and Richard streets;
264 ny 1875 feet on The west side OF bucnanah
street b., tween William and Christan streets
az by 1872 feet on The north side Of washington
Ct eet between Seventeenth and RuChanal streets
Al by 1876 feet on the east side Of seventeenth
greet 6elwpun Richard and Baldwin streets:
Gi by 1855 feet on The west side OF Buchanan
street between Richard and baldwin;
1853 bv 1872 feet on CarrinEton street, norm sue;
commencing ut the cast line OF Buchanan streelaho
rupLiug eastward: ,,
tirrty feet trout. :, . ;h,
twelve fifteen. and eighteen m'.n' negollaoie
no,eS to be given for the deferred payments, win
interest added, and secured BY deed o. trust:
RICHARDSON & CO,
:.
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From the White Sulphur Springs.

Correspondence OF the Richmond DisI,atchl
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, August Z, 1915
After Il pleasant ride over the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad we reached this grand ole
watering place few evenings ago. We had
heard much Of these Springs, and for a long
time desired to come here. Our anticipu-
lions have been at last realized, and we will
say to all those who have any idea Of coming
to do SO, and we are sure they will not regret
having come.
The company at this time numbers about
seven hundred; uccessons are being made
BY every train, and in. d few days the White
will be TX gay AS il ever has been, although
judging from The way those vino are here
are enjoying themselves we would call it very
gay now.
The Messrs. George l.. Peytou Il Co. have
been improving these Springs very much
since last seen. Thousands OF dollars have
been spent in order to add to the comfort Of
their guests. They deserve to be .eucour-
aged in their efforts 10 please the public.
They are doirs all 10 their power TO satisfy
the wants OF every guest and every body
here now is Comfortably situated and seems
disposed to remain for some time 10 come.
Just here we would say that we have never
seen better managed watering place than
this is; everything moves along ~ sUoothly.
The Office is under the charge of Major
3. +. Eaklc, The efficient aud polite chief
clerk. and shows the wisdom OF the Pey-
tons in placing tim in that position. His
KIND alterations aud urhare nunner to the
guests have won him many warm friends. |
bis assistants in the Office Me,srs. Bernard |
feytoh. Rand, Stolnaker, and >huu,aker-
We WIN each other III their attentions TO the !
many Calls Which are SO constantly being |
made upon them. Without fear OF contra. |
dictl0n We would say that such atten tons are |
seldom seen 1t watering places, for at most
Oh them you hardly can get u civil answer
;fom the clerks, and these gentlemen We take |
Q"a'uHe III recommending.
Las wants Of lie Iler .uaa are beautifully |
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HENRIco COUNTY CoURT.-A grand jury
OF the Henrico County Court met yesterday
for the first time under the new law, and in
dicted Thomas Patterson, Tucker Patterson.
William Lambert, and John Bryant for as.
saultipg Willis c. Carter. The accused were
bailed. The grand jury was adjourned until
Saturday and the court until tomorrow.
The grand Jury is composed Of Messrs.
Charles L. Wortbam, foreman; l.. w. L.
Wickbam. Charles Howard, Smith A. Tborp.
ZeS. McCiruder, Ben. W. Green, Jr., N. 6.
Sheppard, John :. Quar!es, John W. Cor
don, L. Cbamberlsyne, George NJ. Flick,
James c. Schermerhorn, William }. South
ward, w. Fl. Brauer. Robert T. Brooke, l..
Fl. Herbert James W. Okey, and Daniel g.
Jordan.
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ByJ. Thompson Brown.
Auctionctr and Real Estate Agent,
SO,ll13 Main street,

TOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Il TWO BRICK sT0KtS ON SOUTHWEST
CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND FIFTEENTH
5TRErTS-l vii! sell IL auction on VIZ DNESDAY
the l lth Instant, at d O'Clock i. NJ, those TW'J
BRIk 81 ORES on the southwest corner OF
franklin and Fifteenth streets, now occupied as q
i-ed-store BY j. f. Hunger. These stores trout to.
ctthrr 35A feet on Fifteenth street and feet on
Franklin street. The upper portion contains six
good rooms, and can be used fOrsiwclling purposes
with front entrance CD Franklin street.
This property with but very small outlay can be
made most profitable investment, being situated
on the corner Of one of the maiu lhor0ughfarcs OF
The city, aud in ncghborhood where there Is con-
slider able business. There has been lately erected
Immediately adjoining this property sefrra hand.
some new stores. Parties desiring paying Invest
mrni would do well to attend this sale.
Terms: One-fotIrth cash :: balance nj six. twelve
and eighteen months, six per cent interest secured
by trus deed. j. THOMPSON BROWN,
au I.6,7.9,10&1l Auciioneer.
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By Frank D. Hill, 80 49,.
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
11OS Main street..

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT or
GROUND CORNER OF HULL AND BID
III STREETS, MANCHESTER. FOR SALE At
virtue of deed of ri,s ,rim a;eG
Nav % 1878. and recorded In the ettice OF clerk
OF chesterfield County Court. and being rsqu IT..
so to 90 by the beneficiary therein secTTsu, shs
premises. at O'Clock z. 81 AS FEET of GRnUND
On the south side of Hull s,reet corner OF bnoe ahc
Hull, with depth of 1865 feet. col. and n m,
TERMS: Cash for the expenses OF SAFE aEo " tI.,
off mole of 1855, with Interest thereon from t.s
oath hay of July. 1875; the ballnce upon suci
terms as the said Dixon may indi ME- ,ru..
te' MS 40 '' WILLIAM Il. MATHEWS, r.
,,o,o1a1 Trustee.
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uUsTINGs CouEY--Jadge W. C'Opton pre-
stding.-The following business was trans
acted in this court Yesterday:
Road commissioners were appointed in the
magisterial districts named:
MidloMiau.-Road Precinct, No. l, l.. ID.
Horner; No. ., J. {. Winston; No. 3, 10.
scph ID. Elicit
Clouer Hill District. No. l, II. j. Mark
ham; no. >, John Bailey; No. 8. l.. l.. Les
ter; No. 1, }. {. Morris; No. D, William
Spcers; No. 6, NJ. W. Walden: No. !, j. l..
Wnkler; No. S, j. II. RowIelt.
Date district. Ne. 4, jos. A. jackson;
No. IL. ii. Nunn.tIy; 80 9, John Wilson.
MGtoocn district. No. ., John d. Sadler.
ID. VI. Gcodc WAS appointed supervisor OF
Clover Hill ricc K. l.. Grimes, who failed to
qunify: W. II. W. Criitrndcn was appoint
cI Justice Of the peace for the same maglste.
rial district.
An order WAS entered changing the place
OF confinement Of the prisoners OF Chester
ii Ii county from the jill Of the city of Rich.
mond to the lIcnrico county Jail.
The last Hlll and testament of George
Washington (colorcd), deceased, was admit
ted to record, and large amount OF miscei'
lane0us business was transacted. The court
adjourned for the term.
MAYon's CouRT.-In this court yesterday
The followicg business was disposed OF:
Samuel jackson (colorcdD, charged with
playing policeman, was fined Il, admonished,
and discharged.
John Woodbridge, Edward Robinson, aud
Charlotte Bowman were up for engaging in
free fight. From the evidence it appeared
that Charlotte met Woodbridge Sunday on
the street and demanded in respectful
manner the payment OF an amount of money
due her, at which he took umhrage and
grossly insulted her. She retaliatcd by
striking him, 1rd fight cnsued, in which
Woodbridge came out second best. Charlotte
acknowledged that she did wrong, but
pleaded eXtenusting circumstances. His
Honor being of o like mind only fined her
81. The two men were discharged.
RELIeIous.-At the Manchester Baptist
church Sunday Rev. J. Il. Bagby preached
in the morning, and Il. w. Cridin at night
At the Presbyterian church Rev. l.. W
Moore dscoursed in the morning, and J. K
Dagby ut night.
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Tup CuYoSoNgTER LcCK-The Buffalo
Con,yer gives the following description of The
cbronometcr safe-lork. which has recently
been well advertised by securing several
banks against robb rs:
The patent was secured in May, 1874. The
lock consists of two deicatey and intricately
constructed cbronometers, which are en-
closed in case Of brass with plate glass
front. and which are attached to the inside of
the inner door of q safe. The two chro.
nometcrs arc merely for convenience, or in
case one should become disordercd, as either
is capable of doing the work required. Upon
closing the safe at night the cashier winds
The c1roDometers up till the dials revolve SO
that the hour when the safe is to be opened
star ds under a small red index. For in
stance. the safe is to be closed at 4 L. H., and
is not TO be opened until the next morning.
The intervening time Is seventeen hours,
and hence the chronometer Is wound up
until the number Il is brought under the
index. Bo'h thermometers run an ordinary
clock until O'Clock the next morning. Du-
ring the oleration Of Winding :, a heavy piece
of metal ,(b1ass in this nStance) is dropped
down into position so as to prevent the oolts
| of tue safe doors from being thrown back,
even though the combination lock should be
| opened. This heavy piece OF metal Is at
| taChcd 10 the bands on the chronometerS ny
means Of a cilcb, which is set free when the
| time Tor which the dial is set arrives, and,
| being ioosed, allows the piece OF metal 10
drop back, thus leaving space for The bolts 10
be slid. S0me idea Of the ingenuity ana
! complication OF these safety attachments may
| bs derived from their price, which sou, the
thermometers contained in them alone being
valued at $3.50 each. Forty-eight hours is
the longest time during which they can be
u,.d at one winding, which fully covers the
tine between 4 O'Clock Saturday afternoon
and o MouGay morning"
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FINED The Police Justice yesterday tined
the following parties: John Mcdonnell, Tor
assautipe and striking William Jones, so ;
Daniel Williams ard Beverly Lee, - each
for creating a disturbance 10 the house OF
Robert Howell: Join f. Tyler, 8 for being
drunk and dsorderly in the streets; Is.
Bagby, 81 for interfering with persons on
the street; William Thompson, s. for being
drunk and annoying persons on the street
Isaac Jackson, drunk, 81; Mary BraX!on, y
for trespassing on the premises Of IL. A
S1.trcp
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A TRACT OF
L LAND IN LOUISA COUNTY, NA.-By viz
tue of two deeds Of Irlst, uted on the 9Th
,lay of June and the Alb day of August. 1878. 10
the under ed trustees Of the Gordon Vile Guid
ing Association, from Henry l.; On ires and wife.
Louisr, we will sell at public auction, upon The
premise on THURSDAY, August 12th, 1873, at
IL O'Clock VI, TRACT of LAND conveyed by
said decd, containing FIFTY ACRkS. more or
less wing ana being In Louisa county. Va, on and
south OF the South Anna river, being all that land
belonging 10 lot No. (issigu.d t. ii. lnaries in
HE division Of the estate OF John X. Qutrlcs. de-
crased). and bounded as FLOWS: North By South
Anna rive. south 10y The main Richmond road, east
BY the section of the said estate as. ign-d 10 John
H. Uunrles, and west by that assigned TO DR.. Charles
Quarlci.
TERMS: Enough in c;lsh to defray the expenses
of sale and 10 pay The dues and fines now In arIenr
from said Henry l.. Quai!es 10 said Association
Terms AS To residue made known on day Of sale.
+. T. DAVIS.
W. NJ. DUNN,
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=, e., IN. ,,.an nulix nY Tue welt.

,upp,,cu, a. caa pc seen aaiiy ~ Tue wen
filed tables.
The dress bali last night was "the atii'r 0.
the season. A large crowd OF ladies u'iu
gentlemen were present in the bathroom ~
full costume, the gentlemen in their sWa''o"
i,il coats and the ladies In silks, mussins' M'.
We would like to describe many OF tuo
handsome and beautiful dresses when WEI
morn hui time as we'll as space iorpias W.
Amonr tho ladies who were pfescnt We tau
nj vtfrain from mentioning the folio"'ns :
n.i- among the f,irest WAS Miss voorhees,,
,,a"ohtnr of the Hon. Daniel voorhees,, OF
Tnd,ana. whose maine and fame are douotiess
r,nil;ar 70 your re lders, who, by her spr'eht'y
nit and brilliant repcrtee, wins her way 10
,ha hearts OF admiring beauX with the same
tani,ity that her father rommaeded the atten-
t;on or grave senators; Miss Marshall, the
beautiful belle Of Louisville, KY, great
granddaughter Of ChiefJustice Marshall ;
Misses O'Hara. OF Pittsburgh; Misses Dan
bridge, OF Cincinuatti; Miss +. Williams, OF
Baltimore; Misses Ward and Irwin, of Rich
mond; Miss Mamie Paul, OF Petersburg;
Miss Annie S. Bell, Of Staunton; Misses
Adel Talbot, Aupie Christian, Alice Morson,
and Miss Henry, Of Richmond and others
whose fair faces did moi fail 10 make an lnI'
preston, but whose names We were unable
to learn; also, Miss Mack, Of Indiana, whose
lovely face we will not soon forget.
The German yesterday morning-a most
pleasant stf,ir-was led by Mr.. Elliott, OIL
Augusta, Ga. We noticed among thu guests
Senator Robert Toomb., General Joseph e
Johnston; si>r French. New York; ID. 81
Bell, Staun'on Rev. H. G. Alexander, Kew
Or. Dix, New York; and Governor Kan
dolpb, New jersey. Richmond Is wei repre-
sented in the persons Of Parker Campbell
and lady. Mrs. Lizzie Bolton, 7. T. Mayo
W. Fl. Allison, Charles Talbot and lady
Charles Davenport, w. r. Trigg, W: l.
Royal, d.. MiIlhiser and lady, w. Wiz
Henry and lady, Or. Robert Cabel', ant
The weather to-day has been charming
clear and bright, with cool bre' za all 10
time IvASuOE.
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au.a.uN s.AAs.ss-sns.ls ,i.,
nv Thomas w. Kcesee, Auc,ioneer,
No. Q Governor street.

TyECUTRIX's SALE OF ELEGANT
\, rpESCH CHINA, CUT AND ENGRAVED
GLAsSW ARE, &C.. Ar AuCTiON.--As execuirix
OF Major Willism Allen, DECEASED. VIII seli al
The auction. rooms OF 7. ". Reese, No, GoveiI!-
or street on TUESDAY MORNING, 10th instant,
at llh O'clock, ,,.1-,r- ,,,,<.
DINNER SET. consisting OF anout 2Oo pieceosn ;
One very handsome OHM Err SET Of about 100
VERY handsome assortment OF CUT and En-
GRAVED GOBLETS;as CHAMPAGHES,
VINES, PRESERVE DISHES, FINGER
BOWLS. DECAATERS. &C, &C. :,
Now OH exhibition. Parlie. are reque yea 70 call
Fxecurix Of William Allen, deceased.
THOMAS ". kEEsER, Apctioneer'
j. C.kEESEE. salesman. .s.s.... &. - - su y
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BY Augustine Royal,
Successor to Moody & Royall,)
Real Es'aIe Agent and Auclioneer,
Office corner seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.


TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND IN CHES-
l. TERFIELD COUNTY, NEAR Glow II
III LII Piston WEDNESDAY,, August is.
1873. ar O'Clock +. NJ. on the premiscS. by viz,
rue If d.: e! OF trust cxecnted To- the uhdersgntn
by rOm A. Lester and Sallie H. his wife. datei july
Is, 1872. and duly recored IL Chesterfield COMFY
Court clerk, office, %. b volume 90 page o94),
AMI being rc.Iuirei so to do ny The beneficiary,
Shall sell at public auction a. the time ann place be-
FIRE mentioned TH.. OSE-TH1RD 1NTkEEST OF
The sud l. ester In Il certain TRAGIC OF LAND con-
tanning 1913 more or less lying on the - y ocu-
bridge r. al; adjo he lauds of Fran Kiln StcarS,
Esq, David Ffankliu's Estate, and Mrs Ann +.
Hatcher 5 estate bcrg The same tract OF land where
Of John w. Lester died selZei, &c. About onc-halt
this land is In CIVILIZATIONS balance In forest; oo
frame DIV cling aud all The usu Il out houses.
This valuable tract lies immediately in the coal
region. with every INDIGESTION OF Il ilhc deposit or
coal. This land IS sold subject 10 The dover right
Of Slrs. l.. ". Wl!kerson In the whole tract, which
has no. hrcn assigned To her yet.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses of sale and an
amount sufficient to pay of Il bond now due-S3Q0
with eight per cent. interest added from Iuiy 10
1872: the re idue UPON Il credit announced at sale,
10 he liked D. the grautor, or III default Thereof BY
the tru ice S. BROOKS,
nm 7 Trustee.
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THE PUBLISHERS AND EDIToRs' AssoCiA-
TroN.--An important meeting of the Advisory
Board of this Association will be held at St.
James Hotel, in Richmond, on Saturday, 14th
Instant, at II O'Clock A. NJ. The Board con-
sists Of Messrs. L. II. Kelly (president). John
\. McCaulI. Robert W. Hunter, w. W.
.Sro.:, J. a. II. St. Andrew, A. L. Bennett,
John C. Shields, W. Z. Gretter, and John
q. pme (secretary).
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MATCH GAME OF BASE .BALL.-A match
game of baseball was played yesterday be-
tween the Virginia, Jr., and Arlington Base
Ball Clubs. Victory for the former. Score,
"a To 81.
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ANOTHER BASEBALL MATCH.-The Swans
and Allantics play Il game OF baseball yes.
terday evening, resulting in the triumph of
the former by 1G TO 10.
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GARD Mr.. JOHN A. CUNNINGHAM,
" JK. having this day bcen admitteda psrtrer In
my business. IL will herea1 II b. conducted Under
The maine Of " ILLS Is GUSNI>GiINN. / re-
speclful!y solicit for he new concern continuance
Of the patronage So kindly exteOLel 10 NY Sell.
JOSEPH y. WILLIS.
Having increased facilities for the prosecution OF
our business We shall ne able 10 keep con, IL sty
hand n full supply OF FORE IGN ant DDMt STU
DRUGS, Mr. DlClStS, and rHaRMACEUTI-
CAL PRODUCTS, together with all articles usu-
ally fou In. Il FIRSf-cBhSS DRUG 2Okt., TO
which We invite The attention OF The public.
Willis & CUkkINGHaM,
Apothec.ries,
Franklin and Fourth Sheets
RICHMOND, VA August !, 1875. su 2-6teod
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TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
Il LOT MAR q ,RUOhSVIuMf, ORANGE
COUNTY, VA.-By virtue OF 4 deed of trust
executed or The Ism day Of May, 1873. 10
the Trustees of The Goroonsyilie Building as>0cia
non from Milton Lynn and wife. recorded in the
clerks office OF The county court Of Orange. We,
The undersigned trustees will Lat public auction,
uuon The premises. on WtDN SDAY, August the
18th. lS75.at IL O'Clock NJ, certain II II OR
PARCEL OF LAND conveyed by said deed Con-
tairing one acre, lying on the Chesapeake aud Ohio
railroad beipg all that laid conveyed 10 said Mill
ton Lynn by William NJ Bas' by deco dated Feb
ruar, 8, 1872, and upon which said Lynn now
resides. 49,. ...s
Terms: Enough iu cash 10 dcfray the expenses
of sale ard pay The dues and hnes now In arrear
as 10 residue made known on day nf sic.
L. Il. DAVIS
W. II. DUNN,
Is % Trustees
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TOR RENT, Ga
THE CELEBRATED GREENBRIER WHITE
SULPHUR SPRINGS.

Pursuant 10 decree Of the District Court Of the
Une; STATES for the district of West Virginia rem.
dered in the suit Of Gay and Others rs. he White
sulphur Springs Company and others, the undrr-
sigmed, special commissioner In said suit will. on
SATURDAY. August Ii, 1878. ut = O'Clock NJ,
al the While Sulphur Springs Greenorlcr county,
West Va, lease Ut auction. subject to ratification
by the said court. the property IF the said IITE
SULPHUR SPRINGS Company for The term OF
two years ending November /. 1877.
The lessee will be authorized IL apply, under the
direction OF The said commission err One-iourth OF
the rent TO improvements aud repairs OF the said
property. and will he required, In addition TO the
rent to pay the taxes Of every kind which will ac-
crue ag,inst the said property during the term
Aforesaid. and To paY the insurance on said pro-
ptrty 10 The extent OF enc thousand dollars per an
i!um in premiums.
The rent of zach year will be PAYABLE In four
equal iuStaIiments on the Ilst and 5th Of August
and Isl and 18TH OF September. ~ l--- -
HEhRI n. MATHEWS. -
9-3Ot Special Commissioner.
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BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
Lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE
/ SMALL FRAME WILLING ON UNION
HILL NEAR THE RESiDLSCE OF ELlJ III
BAKER, ESQ. BY AUCTION BY virtue of me
provisions OF deed of trust bearing date the 3ih
tiay Of July. 1874. from Charles r. Tenscr, duly
rec orded IN The clerks Office of the ChaDcery Court
of the city of Richmond, 10 secure the unpaid pur-
chase-1noney on the property mentioned therein. |
shall as trustee In said oeed. being required and re-
alested SO TO do, sell by auction, on the premises;
on THU RSDAY the 5th day of August, 1879, at +
O'Clock p. NJ, the REAi, ESTATE described In me
deed aforesaid. consisting of Il LOT OF LAND
fronting 57x119 feet with new and attractive
frame dwelling thereon continuing four rooms.
with excellent water on The premises.
TERMS: Enough In cash TO pay the expenses o.
executing this trust and negotiable note for -
with isterest thereon from the 18Th day OF july,
1875, until paid =: the residue in six and Twelve
months negotiable notes TO be gwen for the oefer
red payments, with interest added, and secured by
deed OF trust j. A. RICHARDSON,
Trustee.
The sale Of the above-mvntoned property Is post,
ponrd until TUESDAY The 10Th instant ut u
nn'cIock p M !. a. RICHARDSON,
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WANTS.

WANTED, BY a GENTEEL YOUNG
w LADY a SITUATION as companion TO
settled lady or invalid Is willing to assist IN sew
ing or any other light work for lhr comforts OF y
home. Address II. +. e., No. 3OS east MSr,ufh
street Richmond, Va. au 1O-2t-
WANTED, TWENTY COOKS. WASH
" ERS and Ix0SfES for private tamllles In
New York, New Jersey. and Brooklyn.
Also,
4 few GOOD TWlS TIERS Tor tobacco factory III
d. +: JUsTIS. Labor Agent,
ap1O No. 9 Fifteenth street.