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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-02

Among the most interesting of the SUBJ
jects considered at the Convention of Min
Ing Engineers, described in our correspond.
ence from Franklin, n. j., was the recent
invention Of glass that is not brittle. Pro.
fessor E2geston has been examining the
subject, aud demonstrated before the meet
ing that the glass prepared by the new pro.
cess could be thrown on the floor or left on
red-hot stove with as little probability of
breaking as wrought iron. Herein is a
charming prospect Of economy for house
holders. This Is said not to be new dis
covery, but the story that represents Ro.
man emperor as putting to death the first
uniucky inventor OF flexible glass and thus
exlinsuIshlps the secret has at best myth
cal hayOr.-NeU York Tribune.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-02
Ry ". GO(lIiIl,
Real Estate Agent and huct1oneer,
Office corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

Office corner
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VALUA-
l. RLE1EON-FHONrT IT. NEMESTS ON THE
East Line OF TWrLFTHl, ;, ST ~ Es'Er r B AZ
OTHpR V LUABLE RE- rSTATt ON THE,
MARGIN Or JAMES RiVtR' souLH OK OF, 81 +, T
1NMLf SConT"kk I EAI Gp I mr.:
suapce of a decree of the hancery Court OF me city
Of kicImond pronounced on The ON dry OF hprll,
1875. in the SUIT OF 5 H. arc j. +. Adams IS re.
bert G ,rme executor and dcvistc of John 'IrHme.
deceased, and others and Ill certain other SUITS,
ana In conformity vi Ii the terms aud conditions Oh
c, rain d.cl trust therein mentioned alld re-
fprred 70. the un~ ar>i2n.d with proccedon TIL CRs-
Day the Sd of june, S75 If far. If nor, on The
first fair day ther.a 70 sell at public auction,
stu tie In the said city Of Richmond, or so mucn
thereof shall be necessary to Carry into eneet Tie
provisions of the saii decree:
First At the hour of o'clock p. NJ, the pro-
perry of John GIane. ds ceased, fronting ~ teet.
more less, on the East side or Iwellln Stree o
TIVE Ell Main ana Cary streets, and running back
eastwariy II feet, more or less. on which are two
thrte-stnry prick icnemen:S with handsome from
SecondLu On the same day, at the hour of 3
O'Clock PM, one unGivir ed mnicty, being me pro-
ptrty of John GInmc: deceased OF LOI |! ing on
The margin or james river, in said CITY, scntii OF
The canal or race leading to the Colombian MINIS.
ana Immediately east Of the luchinond ana tcters-
burg arnan hT,dsfx 5orT E vnSTR a pE IGe
P1:nTY This LOT has front Of 1873 feet On llaX-
ans Columplan Mil canal running hack 23O Ter t,
loot pre- ss,Ire tskpn from the franklin Paper NILS
ana the works below, and rents Tor S45O per an
mum. 49,
Th,rdIy Ard certain other LOT, the property
OF James luntcr, deceased. udioinirg the property
last above described, fronting 100 feet on the wee
line If Ninth street and EXTENDING $50 teet from
cas- to west, more particularly described IN de-
from william o. Taylor and D." Ire to said james
Hunter. Gated 17Ih Eecember. l S62, and recorded
In The Hastings Court Of said city. This lot Is now
occupied by Messrs. j. Z. johnson L co. as Iron
manu- .acturers. and rents for S4OO rer annum.
IHE Terms of the said sales will be rs follows
For Cash as 10 so much will be necessary TO pay
thu expenses OF sale, Including The costs OF adver'
Using and commissions 10 The Undersigned ana 10
the auctioneer and tn pay the principal and inter-
est of the DEBT declared aPd Hdjugcd 10 be Due 0y
the said decree, after crenil"g Ger ain sums therein
mtDtIo' ed The amount Of cash payable as atnIc.
said Will be about ihirtyone thousand dollars 1888 -
OOU) as nearly eau be calculated al present The
surplus Of tie purchase MOI ey, II sny, VIII be
made payable as tue suid ROserl GrGne. executor
ana reyi &c of John Crane, DECEASED may direct,
or. In ntfaut of such diIeton ut the discretion OF
the undersigned To tie Exercised At the time OF the
sales. ANitREN 1OHNStON-
JOHN CREME, JR,
nv 1o.eodtls Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-02

The Ingenious French have eontriyed a
novel way to impress the barbaric mind. M.
de Brozzas who bas charge Of the expedition
10 Senegal. carries an electric battery in bis
pocket communicating with two rings on bis
hand and with other apparatus scattered
about bis person. When be shakes bands
WIG savage chief that chief will be very
much asto nished, for an electric shock W III run
up Dis arm and he will see lightning playing
about The bead Of bis visitor. Naturally be
VIII think he is being interviewed BY the
q and will be resdy 10 consent to anything
IN order TO get away.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-02

UCTION SALE OF FOUR BEAUTI-
N Bull BUILDING LOTS SITUATED AT
The ONNhR OF TWtLFTu ND POTTER
STREETS, IN THE CITY OF MAStHf STIR -
nv virtue of decree of the Hastings Court Of The
CITY of Manchester. Va, in the suit styled Harris
and wife rs. LaZenden's heirs. we shall sell ut
public auction. on the premises, on So TUBA
June 12, 1875, at O'Clock L. NJ those OUR
VERY DkSI aABLG LOIS situated above,
fronting tngerer 132 feet. These are unques, ion
ably among the most beautiful lots in the city. and
sh ud attract the attention Of all wishing to buy for
Il home or speru ailou
TERMS: one fourth cash. balance at SIX. twelve,
aud eyhl. en- months. negotiable notes to be given
for def FRED payments, and title retained until
Is paid.
JAMES a. CLARKE,
WILLIAM AMBERS,
ie2 Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-02

AN ORIGINAL DEFEAcE.-[Macoa (Ga.)
free Opansoa.] John Boyd Is white map,
who was convicted of stealing two horses
and two mules in Noxubee county. When
asked what be had TO say, Mr.. Boyd declared
he had "alwags intended TO be honest,s and
THAT "be did not think OF stealing the males
mtre than mouth before be did IT," Re
lerriDg to the time when he was arrested by
the officers of the law, be said be was, "as
was natural, strsining every nerve to get
away, and tnat il he had succeeded be was
satisfied he would have made good cti-
Zen.3 -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-02
BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate + gents aud auc'iopeers,
No, lib Main street,

CUBURBAN LANDS FOR SALE
- THREE TRACTS OF LAND highly adapted to
ness &c, containing respectively 6G-lS. 54-93,
and FILA A tKrS. ON the Hermitage road aud
Richmond. fredericksburg and Potomac railroad,
adjoining The lands I'll Me SIS Branch. Balmer, and
Others and within wo miles Of The western limits
OF the city Of hichmonu, tor sale on liberal terms
Apply 10 RICHARDSON & CO..
my 31.lw Ills Main stfeet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-02
Rv Grnhhs 4 Wilkins,
Real Estate Agents and Auc,ioneeIs'
Eleventh street between Main ana Bank.

SALE OF HANDSOME
/ RIIIIDING LOTS ON The NORTH SIDE
OFF FRANKLIN STREFT 8ETWEEN M,Dl.
son AND MONROE STREETS at AUCTION.
In execution OF deed OF trust 10 tile subScri%l'
duy recorded win sell al suction. upon the pre-
misses ibeing thereto required BY the creditors Sc
curedj, on MONDAY, June 7. 81 O'Clock J.. M,,
the property above referred 70. IL beeiDs on I've
north side OF Franklin street 81 ieet VS. 81 10
snn .trc.t fronts 90 feet and runs back 1913 i-ll
feet 10 an alley In common 30 feet VIDE. &,
This property has very bean'Iui s,t,a. ,oS, ~
one of the most desirable portions OF trah s,.
street. and In proximity 10 SOME OF the ptS' 'e'''
dr. noes In the city. .;,,, -.
TERMS Cash to pay expenses OF sale WIN ar g.
rears OF taxes ami the sum OF s2,2eZ 20 WIN -
Ierest at the rate OF eight per cent. from Isl ~
yenber 1874: the balance up0n such terms o. w
pranor or his assigns may direct or upon 'ei"'s "
be made known Ut the time Of SAFE. ,r-..
mvoS A. ID. WILLIAMS. Trastte.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-02
BY ". Goblin,
Real Estate As cnt and Auctioneer,
corner of Eleventh and bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO LOTS IN
i DUyAL'S ADDITlO&, On THE NORTH
LINE OF BAKER BETWEEN sr. PAUL AND
ST. PtTEK STRtETS. " II SMALL
FRAMED TENEMENT on one IF THt M.-By
virtue of two dc, ds of lrust-thc first from David
Patterson TO ". Goddn and II. A. aloorn", tru:-
ices, bearing date 18Th of S"ptemhrr lsG2: tie
second from David Patterson am wife 10 ". J.. VI.
Kelam. trustee, bearirg date l3th June, 1866,
both duly rccOrced in Elcsmnnd Musings Court.
VIC shall, IN execution th'rc"f. proceed 10 gu a.
public auction. OIL the premises on EDNE9Dtl,
June o, 1875. at O'Clock i. NJ Tue REAL
ESTATE located rs above. no" occupied ny saia
Patterson, fronting 45xl4S feet, TO be alV'dedln
lots. H.,
TERMS: One. fourth cash: balance Of four ,iSht,
ana twelve months for negotiable notes, inicfe..
added, and secured by derdof trust
W. goblin,
"a. CIAl .ORNE.
MM. L. VI. kELLaN,
,,r0o Tius'ecs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-02
BY W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.
nv w. GOduin,

GALE AT AUCTION OF LARGE TO
- BACCO FACTORY ON THE NORTH SIDE
OF GARY STREET OPPOSlTk THE OLO Gas
WORKS.-at the request of til" personal repre- req,
,nr1ion. ON lie prtlni.es, on + IDAY the 4th of
June. 1875. at 5 O'Clock r NJ, the THREE
II ny nKICk TOBACCO FACTORY jocH'd rs
above. fronting 24S feet. ruDning back 100 feet.
his prOperty is located nearly opposite to The new
tobacco ware house now about bclng erected al the
southeast corucr OF Gary and Fifteenth streets,
which will doubtless give additional value to the
adjacent prorrrty. - $780,,
Terms: Onc-fnurth cash; balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. interest
addeG, secured by de, d of trust
nv Al w GUDDIN, Auctioneer.
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ausaMastc Telegraph Fores""'
.,oued IN orc than n Century Age
tror The Dispatch.1

FLOR The Dispatch.]
T, y, ou o; the Spectator, written oy
.ssso,, may he found an almost exact ue>
Sau;,,,fnn If The automatic telegraph. sach ~
.,,Ioved ia most OF the poa'ce-slations VI
.s;s rn,ntrv. The article itself is deHoSsu
m the different eNpedicnts wnen 10y ue
adopted by absent lovers Tor S"e''aneS tne
s,apcs Of separation; such as AZ certain saouls
agreed upon to oitcr up prayers 'oF ea'o
other. &C., and then foito@s:
"Strsda, in one Of his prolusteos (Pro-
r, ,r;ves an account OF chimericat CORE.
S,'nndfnce bctwc,n two friends by the help
81 q certain toaaSsone, watch has such vir-
trc in il that IT it touched two several
noodles. when one OF the ReSdies 50
fonched began to move, the other, though at
ever SO great distance, moved at The sane
time and in the same manner. He tells us
tina. the two friends, being each Of them pos
sesscd Of one Of these needles, made KIND
of dt0{ Plate tascrsS,sget ,c,tk the fost''<sfed.
f,ren$y letters, in the same manner as The
hours Of The day are marked upon the ordi-
nary dial.pis,e. They then txed one OF The
nee dies on each of the plates 10 such a man
ner that il could be moved round without trn-
pediment, 50 as 10 touch any OF the fcur-anG-
twenty letters. Upon their separating from
one another into distant countries they
agreed to WITHDRAW themselves punctually
into their several closets at certain hour OF
the day, ard 10 converse with one another
by means Of this inves,ion."
~If he had mnd to write anything to bis
friend, he directed his needle 10 euery letter
that formed the lnords oc'aich he had occasion
for, making pause at he end Of every ,rord
or sentence to auo,d onfuS.on. The friend
in the mean ,chue so,o his o,Cn sympathetic
needle mortng itself to eoery letter ,caic1
that Of his correspondent pointed al. By
this means they talked together across
whole ntuent, aud conveyed their thoughts
to one another in an instant, over cities OF
mountains, seas or deserts"
On the daIs Of some modern automatic
teleQraphs words or alarms In common use
such as 8. fire." MURDER" "lost," found,
&C., are written entiIe. so IS TO save time in
spelling them out. Bearing this in mind,
let the reader peTuse the following:
"Iu the mean while, if ever this invention
should be revived or put 10 practice, would
propose that upon the lovers dial-plate there
should be written not only the four-and
twenty letters. but several entire scord
which have always place in passionate
epiStles- as flames, darts, die, anguish, db
sence. Cupid, heart, eyes, hang, dro'on, ant
the hkc.'
The question is, Who knows but what thi
playful description of an Imaginary instru
ment may have contributed TO the inventor
and practical adoption Of one-its very cOun
terpsrt-in all of It's minu,est details! II
the latter the electro magnet is actually ant
truly the loddsIOne which causes theneedle
10 move around the dial. Is.
Note.-ltalics the WRITER'S.
but the come ctipg-wire was wanting.]
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-02
BY James IL. Taylor Sc son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets,

AN UNDIVIDED MOIETY OF THE
II REAL EST ATs. IN THE CITY OF RICH
MUND FORMERLY OWNED AND OCCUPI ID
BY THE VIRGINIA STEEL /" Oaks nOMpA.
auction. upon The premises. on THURSDAY the
Ord OF June, 1S75.at O'CLOCK T.. NJ, the above.
mentioned property, which Is now occupied by
MPssrS. j. X. johnson & 60, situated on the north
side of James river between Eighth and Ninth
streets. fronting 33 feet the south side Of HaN
airs Mill canal ana running oack $50 feet to lanes
river, togetber with the right OF 100 inches of
water uDCer f0ur-foot pressure taken from the
franklin Paper an and The works below, and Is
now renting for $3.50 per-annum.
TERMS Liberal, and mace known at the hour of
SALE JAMES 81. TAYLOR 4 son,
my 90 Aucrirneers.
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TCE-CREAMl ICE-CREAN!

c. ZTafMER. With facilities UNSURPASSED, offers
10 the public PURE CRt:A NJ. mansSactured only
of the best material md by the most skslfu hands
EIch, owing 10 the great abundance of Ice; he Is
enabled TO furnish at unusually low rates and So
icis the patronage of pic MIC parties. excursion.
parties, church festivals. and prtvue families guar
aranteetnR Satisfaction and q free delivery to any
and all parts Of the city. An syamination of his
CREAM, ORANGE and LEMON-ICES, will con-
vince the most sccplical. C,ZtaMMER, 60.
1886 Main street,
Please leave your orders for sunday on Saturday !
ME-. w. ". TRIBBEgg Is With me, and will be
E'aa 70 serve his nienos' py7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-02
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estatc Arents und AuctloncerS,
l113 Main street.

WARDS. GROVE LOTS FOR
LII SALE.-A number Of those BFAU1 1FCL
LOTS on MoSby, Catcr, Bryan. and stewart
streets, In the ulin of Howards Grove, delightfully."-
locate q Il few hundred Yards beyond The corporate
limits Of the city OF Richmond, tor sale. hpply
TO RICHARDSON Il CO.,
my 31-1w Ills Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-02

"In politics there is growing feeling in
favor of Reputation. | am astonsbed at
the expressions of those whom l have looked
upon as Uen 10 be relied on in any emer.
gency where the honor OF the State is con-
cerned. This question will be the issue in
the next election for the Legislature, and l
very much fear that they will beat us two to
one"
The above is from the Charlottesville cor.
respondent Of the Richmond Dispatch. We
imagine his fears have got the better Of his
Judgment, or be must be unfortunately
thrown into reputation circles. We are
aware that there is much loud talk Of this
kind in certain quarters; but that there is
any overwhelming public sentiment in that
direction we have no reason to believe. On
the contrary, the intelligent people Of the
county with whom we come in contact. en-
tcrtaiu very different sentiments. Certainly
in this township the "two to one" will be
on the other side; and we confidently be-
lieve that before the election Reputation
will be at discount in the good old county
of AlDemarle.- Charlottesville Chronicle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-02
BY Richardson Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1113 Main street.

DUILDING LOTS IN THE WESTERN
ID PART OF THE CITY FOR SALE.-Attrac-
tive BUILDING LOTS in that growing and Im
proving part Il the city, on Grace, kranklin, and
Laurel stree Is near ii onr..e Park, tor sale br
kICHakD>OS K CO.,
mv3l.lw lll3 Msn street
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CONFECTTONERIKs.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

TCE-CREAM! ICE-CREAM II am now
orders MS unriyalk.d PUREfCE-CREASL Manu-
facInring by sIean, and using only the punest ma
tertas aud fruit faxorlngs. ain enabled 10 offer
cheapest. Fairs, frass, pic-nies. &c. can rsly on
getting nice article Of ICE-CREAM at a 10 price
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-02
DRUas. MEDIslN Es. &c,
N,O PHYSICIANS.

THE IMPROVED TRoMMER's EXTRACT
represents the soluble constituents Of the best Ca.
uada malt, aud consists of diastase. malt sugar,
resin and bitter of hops, phssphates Of lime and
magpesa, and alkaline salts. 1t Is prepared by an
improved process, whta prevents injury TO Its pro-
perties by excess OF heat 1t Is also very paatabe,
convenient, of administration, and will not Torment
For ssleby PURCELL, LADD q w.,
mY2e Agents for Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-02

The EFFECT CT PRESENCE OF MIND
From the Brooklyn Eagle What cool
ness may do in such cases Was once well il
Illustrated by the great German actor Emile
Deyrient. The Grand Theatre at Vienna
was crowded. The Emperor Francis, with
several members of bis family, was in the i'm
perial box. The play, Schler's " Robbers"
had reached lis third act, when cry arose
that the stage was GU fire. Deyrent signed
at once to the prompter, who lowered the
curtain, the actor stepping out in front of it
ere it wholly fell. In bis clear, clarion
voice he said: "There is no fire.
The Emperor has been despoiled of an
aigrette OF diamonds on entering the theatre.
No honest man wilt object 10 being searched.
You will PISS out one by one at each several
entrance and he searched by the police sta.
toned at the several doors. Any man at
tempting TO 20 out of order will be arrested"
The crowd, deceived by the GOODNESS and the
charge, poured out. AS each reached the
door he was simply told to hurry on; and
just as the last rows of the upper gallery
were filing out the flames burst through The
curtain and euveIcped the auditorium, but
not a life was lost. though in less than an
hour after the great building was in ruins.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-02
ByD. IL. WciSig, r j. Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers.

THREE DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
L ON THthTEENTH STREET. MASCHhS-
TER. NEAR BILLIE ISLE hVENCc. FOR
SALE BY tUCTl,N.-un THURSDAY, 80 Day
OF juno. 1875, on The premis s, at ~ o'clock T.
NJ, We VIII sell those brautifu! LoIS ironing To-
In one square of the Richmond and petersburg
denor and very convenient TO Belle Isle.
FERNS: Exceedingly liberal; on. fourth cash:
balance IN six, twelve, eighteen, and twenty-iour
monJ ~ six D. cent. interest In negotiable notcS,
'eo"'e'' " ID. X. WEISIGER & CO.,
to- AuctioneerS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-02
BY Grubbs Il Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

1--WE BUILDING LOTS IN THE PLAN
l. OF PORT MAYO, AT THE CORN Il OF
LOUISIANA AND EIGHTH STREETS, AT
AUCrI"N.-Qn FRIDAY the 4h of June, at S
O'Clock p. 81, We viii sell upon the premises The
To u O-foot alley. they orr. In the best and most
improving psrt Of Port Mayo, and are IN few
Steps OF Williamsburg avehue.
TERMS al sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
ie AuctOuetrs.
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BY Cook & LaughLon, Auctioneers,
No. 10 Governor street.

BY Cook & LaughI0n, AuctlOneers,
No. 10 Governor street.
DOBACCO-FACTORY FIXTURES AT
J. AuCTlON-On FRIDAY tho 4th instant, ut
l O'Clock ?. NJ. we will sell ut Factory No. 1894
Cary street all the fixtures contained therein, con-
sistlng in mart of
HYDRAULIC PRESS,
PUMP and RtTA1SERS,
BOX. SCREWS.
BiLl~TS, BANDS,
SHAPES uf all sizes,
BENCHES, BLOCKS, TINS,
IRONS. STUVEs, &c, &c.
The above fixtures are al In perfect order, and
deserve The atenti n Of IN sc Ia want of such.
TERMS: Sums OF 500 and under, cash; over
800, ninety days tor approved PAPER.
COOK & LAUGHTON,
ic2 AuctloDcers.
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AUCTION RALEa-fusuEe Days.
BY Edward O. GOddin,
I.uctioueer and Real Estate Agent,
No. 1O16 Main street.

AND ATTRACTIVE BRICK
LIZ DWELLING ON PINE STREET FOR SALE
At AUCTION.-Op TUESDAY the 9Th instant, at
6 o'clock, on the premises. will sell the bRICk
DWELLING No. 312 Pine street.: between bey,
e,lpy add J. lbemarle. coutatn1ng forr rooms ano
IhI &c c,O.eis Thl Is neat two.story brick house
wi h front and rear porch, city water, fruit and
grapes on the place. Lot 25 by 40 rect 10 wide
alley. VIII pay handsome per cent. on COST;
TERMS tine third cash balance In six and twelve
months with six per cent. Interest added.
EDWARD G. G'iDDIE,
TO Auctioneer.
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GALE OF A DESIRABLE PLACE.
y AS agent for Mrs. j. THOMPSON Brown: Of
Charlottesville. l offer for sale her sUMMF II
RESIDENCE, in Allegheny county, Va formerly
owned by III. late Edward Jnrdan). This place Is
three miles rom iongdae station, on the Chesa-
Or axe ard OHIO ruilros about four miles from the
Longdae Iron Company fuThace, and imme dia'eiy
unoa SIMPSONS creek End Iowpastur river. \
branch railroad from the fun mace 10 The he aphake
and ohio railroad NOW under rptracD passes
through The properly. The farm contains TIL kEE
HUNDRED AND 70 Tr ACRES OF LAND,
divides into highlands, low-grounds. and Woodland,
wtlra fine orchard uud garden Oh the same. me
house has nine rooms on one floor. with dry and
com modulus cellar and garrett; has been recently
repaired ana painted. and ibe enclosure renewed.
The buildings, Including al lce-house, are all In
GOOD order. -,
There is a comfortable tenants house on, tie
premises er, cted within the last two Years, to be
used in case the srcS 10 lease the farm ana
retain the DWELL, aud cnrIiage is 4 su~fncr re-
sort This place has unu ual attractions owing to
It's situation and beautiful surroundings, and It's
nearncss to fine springs OF sun chalI u ste, anu
SULPHUR wafer. Chulcn and mil within four hum
drcd yards. ,,,-,,,,,r
TERMS: Liberal. :. V. sui Halt,
iel-2w Charlottesville, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-02
By W. Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

VERY VALUABLE IRON.FRONT
Y TENEMENT ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
MAIN BETWEEN TWELFTH AND THlR-
TEE NTH STREETS FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
M ss s9a h as sa Jnne Ns ocesk
NJ. Tor immediately after the sale or the two tenc-
men.s OH The east side OF Twelfth street near 70
Main street, by Messrs. Andrew Johnston and John
Creme, dr.. trustees.l that very desirable ard adj
with Iron and. sIock-Driek front. No. 1905, on the
sculh side OF Main between Twelfth and Thlr-
teenth streets, now occupied by Messrs. WOodhouse
&c Parbam.
This property Is located In the most desirable
part of tie ely. and should attract The special at.
leniton OF those who may desire 10 make solid aud
judicious investment.
TERMS Oue-fuurth cash balance at six, twelve,
ana eigh cen months for regoiabts notes, interest
'' oee-~ - w. GoDDIN,
my 27.2931&je2&3 Aucti0neer.
DUBLIC SALE.-By virtue of deed Of
Il trust from William \. Berkeley dated the
10th OF December. 1869, I Will. AS substituted
lrust offer ut public safe, ON The Hays
King William county, Va. on THURSDAY The
24tk OF June, 1875, about noon. the following
personal properly conveyed by said deed, or 50
much thereof MS Is now cxistin8-Viz:
laMULEsand HORSES,
q yoke of OXEN,
80 CATTLE.
10 MICH COWS,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS and UTENSILS,
CARTS, 90
a TERMS: Made known ut sale. ~
INV a4.a,.r,a, o"E sIss, itAsfTIs ru,sss.