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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-04
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auc:ioneers,
l113 MaIu street.

TRUSTEES AND ASSIGNEE'S SALE
4 OF VALUABLE STORES, DWELLINGS,
ANDVAt.ANT LOTS, ON STATE STREET AND
WILLIAMSBURG AVENUE, in THE TOWN
OF FULTON. ADJOINING RICHMOND ON
THE EAST. BY AUCTION.-The undersigned, S.
3. Witt, as assignee Of G. w. Norris. bankrupt,
and The undersigned, ia. Richardson, trustee In q
deed from the said G. W NORRIS aud wife. bearing
date the 9th day Of November, 1874, duly record
ed In the clerks office of the Chancery Court Of The
city or Richmond, 10 secure The payment Of Ger.
tain negotiable note therein mentioned, will sell by
auction, on the premises. on WEDNESDAY. 18Th
Instant, 1875, at 4 o'clock 7. NJ. the REAL Es-
TATE described 10 said deed. nsstIng Of
4 LOT OF LAND 80 by 10 feet on the south
side of State stree at It's intersection win Williams.
burg avenue, with an attractive two-st0ry FRAME
STORE and DWELLING, In which The said Nor
riss lives and Is doing business.
vacant LOT OF LAND, 80 by Ito feet, adjon-
AIOT OF LAND, 80 by ITO feet, adjoining The
above with q NEAT TWO-STORY FRAME
DWf LING, containing five rooms; kitchen, &c,
LOT OF LAND. 80 by IL o feet, adjoining the
above. with NEW rWO-STURf FRAME
DWELLING, containing four rooms ; kitchen, &c,
III. reon. .gr e. a..et -.-
TERMS: Enough IN cash TO fiefraY the expenses
Of sale and 10 pay off negotiable note for 100;
the b1auce In SIX and Twelve months, negotiable
rotes 10 he given the deferred payments, intcl
est added and secured BY a deed Of trust
S. B. WITT, Assignee; 1873
j.. A. Ri HARRISON, Trustee. 4
RICHARDSON & Co., Auc ioneers. oc
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BY Bobert b. Lyme,
successor 10 Lyme & BrOther.)
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1912 Main street.

ARGE SALE OF PERSONAL PRO-
IL PERTY. including
FINE HORSE.
SPRING WAGON, HARNESS,
CUTTING-KNIFh.
Pair PL kTFOkM SCALES,
Two BALANCE-SCALE2,
Haif barrel BLACKBERRY WINE,
Half barrel POWDER,
ONE FINE SHOWCASE, &C, sc.
ALSO,
Lot HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURN1-
NITUeE.
1000 CYPRESS SHINGLES,
CITY and STATE LICENSE.
shall sell on MONDAY NEXT the 4th day roc
tober. commencing 1t O'CLOCK a. NJ, NJ the store
known rs the stand of Gideon W. M6rriss, corner
of Williamsburg avenue and State street.
TEnMS: Cash ROBERT Il. LYME,
ca 90 ancionr'r.
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ByJ. THOMPSON Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1ll3 Msln street.

MOST ATTRACTIVE S LIE OF
WI HOUSEHOLD FURNGT u K +, &c, OF
W. GILLIAN. ESQ AT The request OF
George ". Gillian, Esq, VINO declines Keeping
house will sell at his reside &C. n" 107 east Cary
street on THURSDAY, October 7: 1873; al =, his
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
cousisiiHg Of e
MARBLE-TOP WALNUT CHIN Mattress,
2SETTEES-RepS:
REPS CHAIRS.
l PARLOR CARPET,
/ PIANO,
lMARB E-TOP CENTRE-TABLE,
SPARLOR FIXTU StS.
ITALIAN MARBLE TABLE,
lGREEN REPS EASY CHAIR,
l BRUSSELS tUG.
4 CANE-SEAT CHAIRS, "
HAT-RACK, BiDSTEADS. WARnROBES,
WaSH>TANDS. BUREAUS, PICTURES,
SEWING MACHINE, TOILET SETS &C. &C..
aud all artic es usually found In first class dwell
ings. $3.50 .,oo ,,o,
TEENS: Cash for bills under 800: over 300,
note at sixty days, satisfactorily endorsed.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
oc4 AucfOnser.
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LUMBER, DC.

* F. WATSON'S
VI FURNITURE-wORKSL UMBER-MILLS,
near This city, now have a capacity OF 10000 feet
per day. and prepared 10 cut bills of any Size
BUILDING LUMBER
from stock OF 500. 900 feet of logs at the mill.
The railroad cars run into the mill. enlurng dls-
patch. Attention OF wbeelwrights &c, Is called to
the ASH, OAK. BEACH, POPLAR, &C., from
the mills. t
! Orders LEFT at yard At Rockets. or at
WATERFRONT CORNER THIRTEENTa AND
~ 80 FRANKLIN STREETS.
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..s BY Richardson s. Co.. 4. .......
Real Estate Agents and AuctionccrS,
No. 1113 Main street.

HONTISUATION OF OUR LARGE
~ SALES OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS,
'MOND. BY AUCTIuN.-At the Iequest Of Charles
w. Purcell. executor Of the la.e bacon Tall, We
shall sell by uuc:ion. on the premises. on TUES
DAY the 9th day Of October at O'Clock p. Nj
large number OF valuable BUILDING LOTS In
Tait's plan TO the civ Of Richmond. commencing
and continuing IN the order in which they
named Us foii0ws-to wilt On the MechaHicsyte
turnpike the corner Of Jay streer, tbs nee TO How
ards Grove; Washington street between Bal er
street and the turnpike; Taii street between Baker
street and the turnpike; Christian, William, and
Richard streets. s>SS-"
y E,eMs: ORe-third of the purcha 5e-money IN
cash the residue In four eight, twelve. fifteen. and
els hteen MOI this. negolabic notes tn be given far
she deferred payments, with Interest ADDED, and
RICHARDSON & CO..
SO % ---.L--. ! - u .-t A urffnnetra.
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BY Bronaugh & Taylor,
Peal Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office opposite the courthouse, Manchester va


Office opposite the courthouse Manchester va.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NINE
SJIIJTNDRED AND FIFTY ACRFS OF LAND
IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, NEA at.rd The ~
OLD COURTHOUSr.-By virtue OF decree OF
the Circuit Couri OF Chesterfield county ntcred
the MAY term thereof 1877 ). in the sur sty'e'
Rob rtson, administrator of Mar!ln U.s. Mar Una r;
BrittoGs administrator ct GlS we. the undersigned
commissioners thereby appointed, VIII sen on
MONDAY, October l l. 1875, In mont or chester
field county courthouse at 2 o'c'o d., ut punc
auction the LAND above mentioned, containing
obout $50 ACRES, and situated on swift creek
Two and half miles southwest from the old court
house. The larger portion OF this LAHn Is VI
original growth and heavily wooded. There Is 4
good DWELLING. with six or seven rooms n,a IN
Iof rabIc repnir. The LAND Is Of very good Hnal-
liz: grist- and saw-mill adjoining the pl1ce The
LAND will be cut up in parc's to sui, ptrehas SER
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay cost Of suit aud
expenses Of sale and The residue a, one two, d ana
three years with negotiable notes, Interest adoed
from day of sale, and title retained I'LL conveyance
orJrIeiI hy court &. W. TURN 4.
JAMES NJ. GREGORY,
se oo-td Commissioners.
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AUCTION sA E4ES-FnIure Days.
BY Williams 6 Gibson,
Real Estate and Stock Brokers and Auctioneers.
No 1901 6Isfn street,

WE WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUG
w TION, on the premises. ON THU aSDAY the
2stb October. 1875. ut IL O'Clock H.. the La RGk
FUUl-sTOKY BRICK WAREHOUSE situated
an The corner OF Dock and Nfret enih streets. ex.
tending through from Dock 70 Cary. and irontiog
on Dock. Cary, ana nire;eenth streets. This house
IA now occupied-rne apartment by 5r. W. U.
homns. the other by Mr.. h. Meizger-t Is built In
rho most substantial Is In Grstra.e repair,
and ia one OF The most valuable properties OF tn.
kind IN rIle ctv.
WILLIAMS & GIBSON.
On 90 Auctioneers
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TOR SALE. THE WELL KNOWN,
4 MAGNIFICENT EST sTF," UPPER BRAN.
Dos" ON. JAMES RIVER, MIDWAY BE-
TWEEN R'CHMo>D AND N0RFOLK.-Thts
properly will be offered at public anctina: IL no
city Of Richmond. 4 some place TO be q. Sgnated
second day OF the Virginia State Fair. 1t COM
prises about 2 geo ACRES. divid.a Il 10 Two
farms Teach having 500 acres arabic land, viii.
irsi-cias imprnvcments) sb,ut 500 neres marsh
meadow. very valuable for hogs: 500 acres wood
land conveniently disposed. These farms Will be
nnered separately, or NAV be subdiyided, rs may
seem exprdlept.
Persons wishing TO purchase are invited to visit
the premsAs, where the undersigned Will take plea
sure II. showing the property. !.
y = fts1 RANDOLPH HARRISON.
GEORGES BYRD HARRISON S
G. sHIRLEY HARRISON, 49,
Executors aud Commissioners,
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IN tho homo tract there are Two ORCHARDS
fof four and six acrcs) of APPLE and PEARS
aid on the ow-grounds very superior F 81
water ON James river, and above the highest known
flood This gran lie could he delivered on vessels AZ
light expense. Ii desired. the quarry WIN tne prl
viii We Of ten acres ard the rgh of way TO tae river,
win be sold paraely, and 1t can be nrgotated TOR
before The day Of sale. sc ZS.oU6oc'.Iff
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by Warren & Topper,
Real Estate Agents and Auctlonccrs,
No. IL Tenth street.

WE WILL SELL ON SATURDAY.
w October 9. 1875. at 3 o'clock p. NJ without
re .c We on terms 10 suit The purchaser, BGa UTI
Full BUILDING LOT, 80 by IL feet, on Twenty
seventh bctwe en- Broad and Marshall streets.
WARREN & TUPPrR,
oc AuctiOpe.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
VERY VALUABLE LITTLE FARM IN
Y PRINCE GEORGE COVE Y, OE THE
J hMtS RIVER, NEAR (GR AT JORDAN,
POINT. FOR SALE AT AUG lON.-We Will sell
at auction at The office of rnh5s W a,n ~, IN
tohnr next ar y O'Clock IL. the very valuable lit
Tie FARM cccd IS ABOVE, tn" former rG s'dFnGe OF
DR.. Theoderick Bland, containing IWo I'll HUI =:
wharf at J@rdan.s Point. * miles below CITY
Point upnpsie Westovcr, the fine estate or A. ~.
Drewry Esq: IT'S acres cleared and in nigh
state of cultivation, and IS acres In m6 r13rigma
growth. The imprOvcn ents are FRAME DIV ELI :
ING with six rooms, needing some repairs, and
three double servants; houses Ia good order: or
aby healthy, and fine situation for physician,
there being none nearer than eight miles, anu he
very old man.
TERMS: Liberal, and made known a. time Of sale.
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS,
.ucTionecrs.
so111 - 10 % % % 3O,SOc PA
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ByJ. l.. Apperson.
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
Office corner Of Slain and Eleventh streets.

cEvENTEEN BEAUTIFUL ACRE
= LOIS, VERY NEAR THE NEW W., k ia lss;
on ,he nremIses. on DSESDAY, October o,
1875, at O'Clock p. NJ, tine aiove-'iescribed OIs
Ia the lovely Glen lien" plan. For settlement NJ
mr. investment with view to enhancement OF
vsJue Inv The Improvement OF the city properly
a iacent there is nothing now offered more desi-
ribe. =, a o o,d !
months for negotiable notes, interest a.ideh secured
y, 70 OF - AuciioDeer.
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session u book belonging 10 the Acton eslate'
and before seeing the pedigree some years
since wished The member of the family VINO
waited upon him to spell the name In ques..
ton. and when told 1t was spelt 'Jenyns
stated he was in possession of all the partlc-
ulars connected with the same. and that tney
we're the only family that had any c'aim
whatever to William Jeuyns's property; nu'
he never knew that there were any descehu'
ants of the John Jenyns, of BottIsnam, 10
existence, and bad the parties come ior"alu
ten or twenty years back they would nave
saved his lordship, who held the propert! ID
trust, great deal Of trouble"
Sometime ago certain parties we're Trying
TO dig up some old man Jennings IN me
neighborbood OF Burkeville, when we ao'
vised 'em TO give up their urgodly pursuits
Then we heard that somebody In Buck'ng-
ham had gone to England TO grab the estate.
Our solemn belief is that the JENNINGS
estate" i, The reason why the Stanton
Lunatic Asylum had to he enlarged. anu
now, alaS rnnitas ranitatum. we pave
onlv one comfert-if that estate don, oeloos
to us. it ought 10. We have lively conE &c
lion that we ought to be rich-but we am l.
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RICHARDSON & Co.. Auctionters. Sc "a

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
~ ON SEVENTEENTH STREET AT AUG
TlON.-By virtue Of the provisions OF deed of
trust executed ! y John Haean and Wife dated &C.
toDer 9th, 1863, and of record in tie Office of the
(hauc-ry Court, In deed-b ok No. 90 A, at page
TIA and In pursuance of a decree OF the Circuit
Court o. the Cni;e states for The Eastern District
of Virginia. pronounced on the 14th September.
1875 In the suit Of GayinZa' rs. Hogan ct ais, The
undersigned. IS trustee III said deed, and as special
trustee uumed in Id decree. will offer for sale al
public auction, OH the premise on Mon DAY the
4th cay of October, S70. ar tn hour of p M, the
following real estate In the city of iichm0nd, con-
yeyed by said deed, and described therein as that
certain Let of twenty-five feet on the east side OF
Valley or Seventeenth street. uear Valley chapel,
running back 16o feet, more or less, In depth,
with brick tenement and other improve
mentS thereon. The title To said property Is be-
Iieved 10 he indiSpu able but Tue undersigned will
convey with special warranty, as usual In such
cases.
TERMS: Cash as to 50 much of the proct eds Of
sale as will be sulicien. 10 discharge the sum of
II 800 with interest al the rate of SIX per cent.
per annum from tue 10Th day Of October. 1868,
until paid and The sum of f25 40 costs of suit and
the charges OF sale: residue on such terms as may
lie prescribed on day OF sale by the personal repre-
sentaIves CT said Chm Hagau. or in the event of
their failure to present such terms. then On such
ltrmS rs the undersigned may see H. to direct. ~
EDWARD Y. CANNON. Trustee.
:. d.. JOHN G.. SHAFER, Special trustee.
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BY james NJ. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THIRTY
" ONE BEAUTIFUL Ru!LDLH LOTS IL
KNOWN AS SlDHEY.-By virtue of Il decree Of
the Chancery Court of The city OF Richmond pro-
nounced on the 18Th day Of january. S74. In the
case of Sourhall u.s. Aliens eXecutIiX &C., we. the
un dersigncd. commission crs thereby appointed
win proceed to sell at public auction upon The pre-
misses, on MONDAY The 4th day OF October, $50,
commencing at o'clock p. NJ. thirty. one deSira-
be BUILDING LOTS, fronting 30 feet each on
the north aud south sides Of farvie street between
Reservoir and Randolph streets. and running back
l2O feet TO an alley 8 feet wide, being parts OF
SQUARES Nos. 5 and OF Aliens plan.
TERMS: tne-fouIth cash; the falancc In three
equal insaments, for negotiable NOES, ut SIX.
twelve and eighteen months, With SIX per cent.
interest added, AMI the title retaT ell until the whole
purchase. money IS paid and conveyance ORDERED
by The court. MA ~ a. ALLEN:
THOMAS NJ HEWITT,
Special Commissioners.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR & Son. AuctiOneers. Sc 22
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SALE OF THE PER.
| q SANAI DRlpEATN II 10 In q In

~ SONAL PROPERTY CT the late Captain
Pa'chal Buford will take place at the late residence
Of the dcccdent, in Bedford county. on WEDSES-
DAY the 9th day Of October, 1878. amongst
much other valuable property 10 he sold is the
thorough red Stallion Red Robin" some fine
Work Horses, Mich. Cows. sheep. and Cattle.
Pedigree of - Red Robin ~ viii re furnished on ap
plicaou. RuwLAND d. BUFORD, Administra-
ior Liberty. Va. ..- .,.-.. Sc 15-3w*
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BY Richardson & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEVEN VAL
i U,BLE BUILDING LOIS n THE COUS-
TY OF CHEST ERaIr LID. ON HULL AND DE.
CATUR STREETS. NEAR The TOWN OF
MANCHESTER. BY AUCTiON.-By virtue Of
The provisions OF 4 reran deed of trust hearing
date the 18th day of January, STA, and duly re-
corded In The clerks office of The County Court of
Chesterfield, from William II. lilderdice and wife
TO ). w. Fa, rar, John a. meancy, and \. Hey
Davis. trustees for the East-Eud Building Fund
Company. 10 sccufe The payment Of certain obl:ga-
lions Of debt therein mentioned, We shall. US trustees
In said deed sell by auction. On The premise $, on
MONDAY the 4th Of October ut O'Clock p. NJ,
ELEVEN VALUABLE DING LOTS In the
county of CT esterdeld near The town Of Manches;
ter. designated b. the Nos. q 3. 4 aud 5, on Hull
street near Lee street; Nos. SO and "a, OH Hull
street between Evans and Taylor streets, near the
store Of alassrs Morrissetie 4 Brother; and Nos.
II, rs, 10. ard So on Decatur street betty cen
Clopton and vans streets, opposite the residence
of thomas Ea'ien, Esq.
TERMS: Oue-third of the purchase money In
cash: the palaLce In four. eight, and twelve
months, negotiable nores TO be given for the defer
red payments, with interest added and secured by
d deed of trust. :. w. FARRAR,
JOHN A. MEASLEY,
T. WILEY DAVIS,
Trustees.
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By r. y. Eacho, "
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
No, 9 north Fourteenth street.

r SHALL OFFER FOR SALE AT PUB
4 RIO Auction A VERY DYSIHa BLF FARM
siIuafed upon the Williamsburg road light miles les
from The ely. containing TWO HUNi,HFD AND
IXrY-JNE ACRES, more rr less, In front OF
Uenr,co court house on MONDAY the 1th Gay OF
October. lS75, THAT being court day at ~ 0ciGcs
NJ. his land will be sold as whole or it dlvldrd
II desired improvements consist Of comfor'able
iIWs LING HOUSE and all necessary Gu -Dulio-
ings > his property Is near Savage sa'l"u. on me
York River and Chesapeake roao, and mas upon IL q
good deal Of wood and timber.
Q TERMS: Made known ut hour Of sale.
oc D Z. u. FACHO. hUc icneer.
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REMOVALS..
EDEMOVED. -REM0FED

10 = TO 627 BRVA' ST MI
BsTwELS SIXTH AND SEVENTH elhs" 49, =, ,rs
The undersigned bagS leave 10 a'n"oI.c , ~,
sH,nr. for,r.rty orcu,ipti b. I.s.!s tiirsh y run
senIeim.r, and r.rsnIy hy Mr. f. /. "r 4': y
Where he " II open large aud eS;GGslYt T.iN.
FANCY and STAPLE ,Dnl wv 'sp,.u, In
MISGs OF every description. faNS1 '"H
enSless variety, NOTIONS. &c. -...,,,., vii!
7 In ADDITION 10 the above. pTtlcu.ar a:;fn.u"" ~
be paid TO the STAMPING, BHhlDiH"' '"'
RsO.DrRI apartment ,,,r5 ak The
Thankful, FOR past patronage. ne "oI G,., rr-
kind consideration Of the llilcs aad s-ntrmr.
continuance OF iae same. LrS L. ,r,,
Sc 27,2w ....st % nIo-o-----
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RESINESS WANTS.
FURNITUR g.
I D. GATEWOUD,

T D. GATEWOOD, . ~ Re
SIG BROAD STREET, BETWEEN THIRD ~
-..-- AND FOURTH
have now on hand aud am daily receiving all
the latest styles of CHAMBER, PAeLoR, aud
DIS1NG-RooM FURNITURE. WALNUT ID. G.
SUITS from 500 to $3.50; PLAIN WALNUT,
SUITS from $50 TO 1850. Ase, every article
usually kept in tlrstcIass furniture store. CANE
aud WOOD CHAIRS 4 specially; MATTRESS rs.
FBATHER-BE Dc. PILLOWS. and foLsTERS. Having
practical knowledge of Twenty-Five years, can
warrant all goods as represented. UPHOLSTERISG.
and RErAIRtSG. Goods carefully packed for ship
ment. Terms liberal. Prices cauuot be surpass d.
uu 18TH - .SN3m
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SALE.

by virtue Of an execution IN my haads lu favor
of Harris rs. Sands shall proceed TO sell, ~ The
marble yard Of j. *. Sands, Governor and R.sS
streets. on the 9Th OUTOSER. 1875 nj IL O'Clock
A. NJ. four large BLOCKS OF GkANITE. 4 lot OF
MARBLE SLABS, and two FINE MARBLE
SHAFTS. JOHN W. WRIGHT,
oc Sheriff City Richmond.
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WY ANTED. ACTIVE BUSINESS MEN
w in every city and county. for the exclusive
sale of a staple article In the grocery line. I'M
meuse profits Energetic men, with little capital,
may make q 900 per annum. Address, enclosing
staInp, x,,,,,,-, xo,,,,Sx
oc AIT go Washington street, New York.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE ALE.

TOR SALE OR RENT, TENEMENT
a. No. 4O3, southeast corner of franklin and
Fourth streets, lately renovated. containing twenty
one rooms, including Kitchen. &c. Very great In
ducemenIs offered TO q purchaser in long credits,
&c. Applyto s. D. L. APPERSoS.
&C ct Real Estate Agent, &c.
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EOR SALE OR RENT. q very desira. a.
Il BILE BRICK HOUSE, on Fourth street b"-H
tween Leigh and Jackson streets, containing four
rooms: kitchen with two rooms: gas and water
throughout The house; besides other conveniences.
For terms apply 10 .s,. 4. d. EACHU. 4.
oc 1.3t Real Estate Agent.
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WANTS.

WANTED, a good COOK. Must be a
W good bread-maker. aud come well recon-
ncnd,d Auplv at No 9 south Third street.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.

THE FAIR.
RESTAURANT AND REFREsHMENT
PRIVILEGES.
These priyieSes will he disposed of by auction at
tho Fair-Grounis FRIDAY the 9Th OF October, at
O'Clock r. w., promptly. A diagram with al thp
particulars in writing may be seen 1T me Once OF
A T. Veg architect ana will be exhibited on the
Grounds. The accommodations have been en- !arged,
comprising number of saloons, ROOMS, anc stands
to he dlspLsed OF.
Terms: Negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed,
PAYABLE goth of October be delivered The Cav OF
renting. +. ". LElUh, SecIetalS'
1T
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AsasNa,HEss'. 10 ..as.IrU.,o..'

AitS
OFFICE OF CLERK or House. or DsLyc,rS-rS>
AND KEEPER or THE HOLLIS or VieamA,iiEsl
RICHMOND, July %. is1, (
THE FOLLOWING PROposUnn
Il AMENDMENTS TO the CONSTITUENCIES, ~ ~
VIRGINIA are publhhed In accordance win ~, w
Clerk Of House OF Delegates and Ke,,n,,t X.
Rolls Of Virginia. '-' u me
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JOINT RESOLUTION

PROPOSING AMENDMENTS TO TIY 2D. IN IT,.
5TH. 6TH,aDd 9TH SECTIONS. AND ADDry ~ ~ u,
SECTIONS 10 THE 9TH ARTICLE cox crr,,rAL
TIE LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT or Tpv re-.
STITUTIOS Of THIS COMMONWEALTH yoe s,S
Ii HING SAID AMENDMENTS. AsD cYprrpv,,rf.
THE SAME TO THE NEXT GENERAL Asst,t,a,'s
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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-03-12
A Lovely Meeting.

The stockholders of the Great Western
Telegraph Company had spirited meet
ing in Chicago the other day. The fol
lowing passage in their proceedings we
copy from the Times report
A Stockholder-I would like to hear
from Mr.. Stark in regard to this matter.
Mr.. Harding-He has not stated a word
of truth. say he is liar.
Mr.. Reeye-He is not a liar. / will
take the matter up.
Mr.. Reeve rose from his seat as he
made this remark and assumed q
menacing attitude. He was saluted
with cries of ''Sit down and behave
yourself. .
Judge Van Buren-There is evidently
going to be fight here.
Mr.. Harding-I repeat that Sutherland
is liar.
Mr.. Reeve-Shut mp. We amt going
to take any more of your chin music.
Mr.. Harding You are an adjudicated
fraud.
Mr.. Reeve-And you are a damned
fool.
Mr.. Harding-I maintain that he is a
liar
Mr.. Reeve jumped up hastily and
shook his fist In Harding's face, threaten
ing to give him particular hell" He
worked himself into rage as he capered
round Harding, and proceeded in the
midst of his gymnasic performances to
divest himself of his coat, as preliminary
to pitching into the object of his fury.
The scene then became one of the
utmost confusion, and never was eqAaled
for rowdyism by any outburst on the
Board of Trade.