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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-13
FOREIGN.


New YORK, October IA London
dispatch SAYS that duel was fought
with swords nj Nesinet, near Paris, on
Sunday, between two young Americans
named Riggs and Paine. The cause was
an old family vendetta, which was re-
nowed last Thursday night in the Re
Nuisance Theater, when blows were ex-
changed. The result of the duel was
that Paine was slightly wounded in the
arm
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NeW Work Dry Goods Market.

y kEw YORK, October l2.-Domestlc
goods in moderate demand at generally
unchanged prices Cotton fannels con-
tinue active. Prints in irregular de.
mand; Bristol fancy prints reduced 10
73c, and plaids TO SCI orient, ruby and
purple prints reduced to Sc. Woolcn
goods quiet. Dress goods and felt skirts
in steady request and firm. knicker-
booker cambrics reduced one cent.
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Heavy Frost I'm Memphis

MEMruIs. October l2.-There was a
heavy frost this morning, and thin ice
formed IN the exposed places, but it IS
not believed any serious damage has
been done to the cotton crops. That IN
the uplands has already made, and in the
bottoms, the late growth will be checked,
and thus cause the other portions to
mature.
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FROM BEILtERE.

Special To the Register.
BELLAIRE, October u, 1875.
Bcllaire gives Hayes majority of 20,
and Pultney township Of II, a Democrat.
ic gain in this township over 1873 Of lS.
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na.,ructIon ofa Centennial BuiIdir &
I'm Philadelphia.

Pu1,ApELrH1A, October l2.-About y
o'clock to-day high wind blew down
the unfinished Agricultural Hall in the
Centennial grounds. The building was
about one third completed, and was en-
tirelv of wood. Eight laborers were IN,
iured, five seriously and one fatally. The
building was under contract 10 be finish
ed LanuArY lst.
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Pittsburgh Market.

PrrrsRuKGH. October I2.-Wheat-
Quiet and prices unchanged. Corn
Dull: receipt, light; ear 7OG 72ci shelled
6sfa 7Oc. Petroleum-Quiet; crude
81 65G1 81. at Parkers; refined l3f
for Philadelphia delivery.
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Municipal Election in Newark.

NEWARK, y. J., October l2.- The city
election resulted in An immense RePub,-
can majority. Henry j. Yates WAS
elected Mayer by $3.50 majority over
Andrew Smailcy. Democrat. The Re
publican gain over last Mayors election
m 1873 is over 3, 800.
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Mass convention OF Pkysicians.

In obedience to n call of a large num-
Der of the medical fraternity of the State
there was mass convention of physi-
cians to-day, for the purpose Of organi.
Eng another State Medical Association.
The following officers were elected: DR..
Ellis Byrd, of Phillips county. President;
Z. T. Date, of TeXarkana county,
Secretary. An investigation into
the management of the Arkansas
Penitentiury by the President. Zebe
Ward, conducted by the Board Of Peni-
tentiary Commissioners, consisting Of
the Governor Secretary Of State and
Attorney General, has just been had.
The Board finds some grave abuses eX-
istlng at present, bat they do not regard
them of character sufficient to warrant
them in depriying the present lessee Of
his contracts
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FROM BELMONT.
The County Probably Dem
Ocratlc.
{. CLA1Rsv1lLr. ONO. October u.

ST. CLAIRsvILLE, Ono, October y.
Special to the Register.
Belmont county has probably gone
Democratic. Large Democratic gain in
this and Union township. The following
Democrats are positively elected: Stamp
for Auditor, Kelly for Treasurer and
Parkinson for Infrmary Director; the
others are in doubt.
c. y. GAUMER.
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cleveland Mark et.

CLEVELAND, October l2.-There was
no meeting of the Board OF Trade to. day.
Petroleum-Yery firm; standard white
lOic; State test $50 degrees, HE car lots.
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No Secretary OF the Treasury Yet

CHICAGO, October l2-Presldent
Grant tonight stated that he has yet
made no appointment of a Secretary Of
the Interior, but that he should do so
Immediately upon his arrival at Wash
incton. The Presidential party leave.
for the Cnpltal Tomorrow morning.
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PEAsg township gives a majority for
HAYES o. les. Democratic gein Of "a.
CALDwELL's election did have good re-
-I. didn't it2
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S,TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, NUM-.
y OPAL Count OF WheeIimg.

Christian Burke, who sues, &c,
W.
Margaretha Mas, Administrative, and
others.
~ CIIASCERi.
gy n decree Of the Municipal Court 81
Wheeling. entered IN the above entitled
cause on the 3Uth day OF August, l5I3 said
cause was referred TO the undrrS!gncd,
Commissioner Of said court, 10 take, stat"
lst, An account OF the liens upon the
reaI estate IN the bill Ia said rru-e mem
fIoued and described, with the amounts
and priOrItles Of such liens.
gd. An account Of the administration OF
the said Margaretha Mas, OF the estate OF
David Mas, deceased and said Admins
tratriH is required by said decree 10 render
such accounts Ia the Commissioner, and
settle the same before him,
3rd. To examine into and report any
other matter when the Commissioner
may deem pertinent, or which may be re-
qulrcd by any Of the parties In interest.
The undersigned, Commissioner OF said
Court, hereby gives notice that on Wedncs-
day, october 18th, 1873, at his Office, No. lli2
Chapline street, Wheeling, w. Va, lie Will
proceed 10 make up a report upon the mat
tcrs and account, as required ~ SAID de-
cree. Il. u. bAhh,
Commissioner.
Jordan, and Caldwell & Caldwell, solicit
tors. sePLioa"-l
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Arkansas Grand Lodge of Masons

LITrLE Rock, October l2.-The
Grand Lodge OF Masons for the State,
met last night, with large attendance.
Grand Master Bell delivered his annual
address. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year. NJ. 5 Bell,
Grand Master re-electcd G. ThornburG,
Deputy Grand Master; NJ. Mcclure,
Grand Orator; Luke +. Barber Grand
Sncrntnry. L l. Dndrc. Grand Treasurer.
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state of Trade New York.

New YORK, October l2.-The Ecening
Post saws: 'As to trade in this city, We
can only say that every firm from which
We hear, reports that the sales this season
are ahead OF those Of any season since
1873. On manufactured goods there has
been heavy losses TO manufacturers, but
profits have been made for all those
through whose hands goods have passed,
after leaving the manufacturers. One of
the largest dry good houses reports that
its sales during September We're
81, 100000 ahead of the corresponding
month in 1874. This is an exceptional
case. The railroad tonnage was never
larger on the trunk lines than now,
which. while it does not prove. that the
railroads are making larger profits for
the rates are low. does show that the VOL
ume Of trade is large The directors Of
the Atlantic and Pacific which company
leases the Missouri Pacific, are now in
conference with large stockholders OF the
latter. From the course OF the stock it
it inferred that the dividend OF the Mis-
souri, Pacific will not be paid.
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rsv .lr reports tins morning the
,aGcs are that the weather to-day
r e fair, with northeast to southeast
.---.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OftiyE or CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
ASHlSGroN. October IS. IAN.
PROBABILITIES.

~ 'T'tVU|I 10 7 4. Vt.
PROBABILITIES.
FOR the Atlantic States. rising baromc.
ter northwest To northeast winds. tall
ing temperature and clear weather with
frequent frost.
For the Ohio Valley, Tennessee and
Gulf States, stationary or lower pressure
low. but rising temperature no-ibcsst ~
southeast winds and clear wes,hcr
For the Upper Mississippi. Lower Mis-.
souri, Valleys and Lake. Regions, slowly
falling barometer, southeast TO sopth.
west winds, rising temperature. partly
cloudy weather and occasional rain,
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BELMONT county has probably gone
Democratic" CALpwELLs election IS
what did it.
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&t'hrrlinq 9eglster.

c.p closed in New York yesterday
.,r-r
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ROOK AGENTS .sII %ANTED 2TRs psS9 TO

nIrIs ommOn sense Medical Adviser" by
4. V. Pierce, ". u. The most ready sell
ing book out. Exclusive territory and
liberal terms. Address the Author al
Buffalo, New York. ylb
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.

Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th SITS.
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PEAsE TOWNSHIP (BRIDaEPoRrl.-
The following is the official vote at the
Bridgeport lOhio) polls yesterday;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-02

There arc various rumors of1oat in regard
Tn newspaper changes and establishments.
II is said that prominent local politician
has purchased one OF our evening papers,
and that half.interest in the other has also
been sold. Another ruDor Is to the effect
that one of our morning dailies will proba-
Div pass into the centre of one Of our largest
commercial interests. Whether these ru-
rno,s be true, bave not been able TO posi-
lively ascertain. / bear that the Tobacco
Exchange and Chamber Of Commerce, or
prominent members OF those bodies, medi-
tate the establishment here Of an organ some
what similar to the Journal Of Commerce Of
New York city, and that large amount has
been conditionally subscribed already to-
wards the enterprise. This is move in
the right direction, and will place the bur-
den OF commercial journalism where 1t be-
longs-on the merchants, manufacturers, and
shippers themselves. However well disposed
orr present press may be to defend and
promote the commercial interests CT the city,
it Is certainly unable TO afford 10 do more
than it has heretofore done in that direction
without liberal assistance from the gentlemen
most particularly and directly interested. Ii
they cannot afford TO pay for the journalistic
representation they require, or think desira-
BILE, it is rather unreasonable to expect the
press to furnish it for nothing, especially as
The press has done so much in that way
without any remuneration beyond that
which every interest receives from the pro-
motion Of any other local interest.-"Meld,"
Richmond letter in Petersburg appeal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-02

It is not altogether easy ut all times to find
any body here New York; for whom you
may be looking. l called on Moses Handy,
at the Tribune office, the day arrived here,
,but could not ascertain from the clerks 10
the couu,ing-room whether he was in the
CITY or not. He was not in the Office. lett
a card for him, but heard nothing from him,
and only asccrtaired today that be had teen
absent for week in Boston. If it were
not an ungrscious task | would devote a
short chapter to the young gentlemen who
conduct the business department Of the
Tribune, who are, on the whole, as far as
nv observation OF mankind goes. the most
superstitious and teatber beaded collection
that l ever had the pleasure Of inspecting.
Their brains appear TO have been added,
either by looking up 10 the tall tower that
surmounts the thirteen stories OF the Tribune
building, or else by the too liberal patronage
by the rum. shop that opens its inviting doors
on the bottom floor. l could tale unfold
IN regard to the sagacity of these noble pens
men which would not greatly irtlate their
reputation; but as the occasion was trivial,
mol to say The subject, will permit the tale
to sleep till another time, If not forcver.-E.
S. Gregory's last letter from Neeo York an
Petersburg dppeaI
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-, 81 d, b. r.sIsa 81 1..Ga-s ss.lre Dor 8.
nv cook Il Laughton, Auctioneers.
ma III, Goyernor street.

TsLEGANT HOUSEHOLD .FURN I.
II rIrpE SUPERIOR IMPORTED SEVEN
R1raaVy EfRio tWsitf5 PIANO, CARP aiR
EoRs. & G., AT UCrI0E.-At the reques, OF NJ o..
vii ,e It his esdeuse 80 sIs Tspt street ts sa,
tween Leigh and o. streets on III ia,I n
instant nc OK O'clock bis entire fHoUsnfioi'D
wsf pGepEs pAn1on
Sofa q Arm-Chsira.t and Parior Cnalis, Oh
beautiful d. sIgn-imported from Bernn: 11p.
RIGHT PIANO, beautifully ornams nIeo ano
caived-brought from Berlin by MIR. Hey
and pronounced an Instrument OF superior tole
Resn.ifu inuid PARLoR.TABLEa and elegant Turk
: hh EMBROIDERED TABLE COVER,
Handsome PIEK- MIRROR with marble stann
Fine LACE CURTAINS, CoRNIcEs, ana LAnbhS
BRUSSELS and TnnEE-PLY CARPETS and RUGS;
hkgzul JET and GOLD CANDkLABhAe. h1ooefn
Trentysote.day FRENCH GILT CLOCK with sta.
Zine Very handsome walnut and French panel In
laid SECRETARY and BOOKCASE
In The ming room is so 80
WALsUT EXTENSION D1NING-TABLE.
OAK CANE.sEAT CHAIRS,
One set of Hae STEEL ENGRAVINGs OF German
Silver and PLArED-wARE, cRocKERr, GLASS
The Chambers are furnished with complete Wal.
NUT SUITS, with WARDRoBEs, one suit OF
which was made to order, aud Is very nana-
some, together with elegant ID h"i pt, ,nHe
FIGURED and PLAIN TOILET SETS, MATTIsG'
kkPs LOUNGE, &C.. nc.
CnILD's GARRtAGk, CRIB, ana bGDpIsG, &c
I he usual KITCHEN FURNITURE, loohlSa-SiofI e.
The furniture throughout the house Is as good as
ne ", having been used only is" in9n Gn roN
sa2 Auctioreers.
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3 .g,t,nif,n sAstsras.srs a,sys.
81 BY Robert 3. Lyme.
u fsucccssor to Lyme & Brother.
Real Estate Agent and AuctioDeer,
M. 212 Mafn street.

T,RUsTEE's SALE OF IA SMALL To-
AND VsLDAgGE i.of UpoN WHICH FOR
MERLY STOOD THE FAl TORY OF Smith =
mCCURDY.s OPPOSITE THAT OF BsCuTT &c
ECLSHKE-By virtue or q certain deed or trust
executed to me ~ trustee, dated the 10Th day OF
June. S74. OF record in the clerks ofire of the
Cbancery Court Of the city of Kfchm1nd. IN D. b.
lO3, D.. 40, and By request Of the holder OF
notes Iberin re ,orded default having been made
in payment thereof shal sell. upon the prem
ises, OF, THURSDAY the 9th f. Sepiember, / 875,
nj & O'Clock p. 81, the above yilusbIe property,
fronting on the west side or wentv first street be-
den,h &c FEEL. With ap alley on IT'S south.
fYR3is: Cash as 10 txpnnses OF sale and enough
TO nay or two notes or s85 each. dated 9th June,
thereon from maturity till paid and residue upon
Iberul creuir, to be announced at hour or sale.
so ii ROBERT 3. LYSf, Trustee
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Auction SA mss Day.
By Richardson d Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
ITO tfsin street,

roETINUATION OF OUR LARGE
IN TA sIr' Plan TO The .uTY Og, RicH-
MoND BY AUCE0N A.. The seq nea9 81 Tas We
shall seii bv> auction, on the premises, on WEI
sEsDAY The Is. DAY % sepie.TRefer Ct osISef
between Seventeenth srsct and t,e Mechanicsytlle
turnpike eommenciIg and continuing 10 WIZ .de of'e'
Three LOTS uf 80 Ivy 145 feet, more or less. on
the north side OF Darlington street near bucnanah
toT Tos 80 fee. en- the east side Of
Seventeenth street between Washington ana WIZ
Four LCTs OF 80 BY s5 feet on the ives. side of
Buchanan street between William and christian
streets. 600.
The east side OF Buchanan street between William
seven LUIS of SO and two of 81 by. / 5 feet on
the east side or Buchanan between Christian an"
Seven LoTs of 80 and two of q by 18S 6 leef,
from the west side OF jams street oet"'eh III
Seven en- ,oTs of 80 and so Of 81 by e5 feet on
The We. side of James street Letween Ihrs'ian anu
Richard streets. ,,. -, ont
of the corporate limits, embracing nea- ny !nat en-
rre space bets cen Seventeenth street ano tile NE
chsnicsvie turnpike a1d Washington ana baloing
such an Offering OF building lots has seldom, II
ever, been made IN Richmond before, ann WIN pro-
small means should not fail 10 attend tnls SAFE, US
an opportunity for investment Will be onereo ihat
cannot fai, 10 please and yield handsome return
OH the amount invested.
situated as these lots are-co' veDlent 10 tne cen.
ire OF the city. the markets, and all the Important
places of busin, s. fr,e from any unpeasan. sur
roundngs, and comm anding fine view OF h1ch.
mnnd and her surrounding hills-must always be
fully appreciated. and meet with ready sale when
brought properly Into notice ,,,
Aleady euerU lot Of this property SOLD by us TWO
Years ago has been built upon, aud while Inc e. G
has Ieen turned to other and growing sections OF
the city there Is no X cty In aud ab nut RICHMOND
where there has been more SUBSTANTIAL l"profe-
nent and advancement In values;
Attend this sale, and We will "fer In these Times
of lacking confidence All opportunity Tor Invest
meut wi til safely and with prutf:
Now IS the time to invest, while everything ID
low and be ready for the rise In values when must
surely come. l.,
TERMS: One-third of The purchasc.money IN
oasE; The residue 10 four. eight, twelve hteeD, ana
eighteen months, negotiable notes to he given Tor
The deferred payments, with Interest addeu and Sc
cured by deed of trust ~ ,.
The sale of the aforementioned property VIII
~ contipued THIS Thursday EVENING, The %
insiant NJ 8 O'Clock, and will commence at the
corner OF Bucha nan and Oh ristian streets.
RICHARDSON & CO.,
.urtfoneprs
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FIN ANCIAtl.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE
e, ,,...e-, !, Gar, ta,,,ber / ST6.

"WEDNESDAY, September ], $40.
sALEs.-2s shares OF Virginia Ffra and MARINE
insurance Company stock sold AZ SbT
Synts Virginia conscis. gu 6ia. ovr
asIsr. virginia con oils. nav, 4Sk old: 40 asn1u'
T.irrinta offered OK hid. OK asked; srsln Dew
tar..st certificates, 22h a.ked: Virginia
sbc coupoua. S7k bio. SSS ASKED; a. ,os hid.
Etty Observation-Disclosures ely S.y n;d Petersburg
lO7 asked: Richmond CITY . ca '
cry o, sonds souihsite Railroad miro mort
,,aa nrercrTeG 6s, j. & j.. 40 blo Richnonu'
ETroderirksburg and Potomac Kailroao niorRas w
~. - e2 bid: Richmond frcneslckspuutas sd
,;Snac Railroad mortgage 6's, j. q D.. 80 Dlo
aosae md aiexancria Railroad md mortgage
e,s -. FAX b,o. n asked: Richmond ana Dah-
Ellie consol. 6,s. N. 4 ~. ~ asked;
'T,n,,J Bou6a.-Jamea hirer ana hanaWha Cahai
a., S 'nnr,pase 6,s, NJ. & N, SO nh, 81 asked.
IA Sa;iroG1 syvcHx-Gbe apeakt and OHIO hailroa",
no mar 3 asaed; Richmond. Frederick sburg ara
not,tnac abroad common, 100 par, 90 BID; klcn-
mond Fredericksburg aud Potomac Rsilroau per
cent. guaranteed, 100 par. 80 old; Richmone'
Fredericksburg ard Potomac abroad per cent.
a,srapteed 90 p9r. 9S bid: Richmond and Dam
vile haiircad. 400 par, 10 bid, IL asked: sea
board and Roanoke kallrvad guaranteed, luo par
93 bid. r.,
100 par, hid. 30 ,,a
Boak Socks.-Firtt National, 90 par, llS olo'
I2l ass ed: AatiolaI Bank OF Virginia, lUO par
iO3 asked; Planters National. 100 par, lOO old t
ll2A asked; Merchants and f'lanters Savings,: 70
par. 23a asked; City savings. 20 par, Z4h ASKED
Bank OF Commerce. 20 par, 20 Dlo III @eh' GOV
ImsuT1nct C.Jn13un :es-VIrgina Fire and Marine
Ok par Is bid 35H asked: Virginia STATE, 20 par.
25S b:d; OId dominion, 100 par 80 bio, 92S askco'
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BY N. N. Lee,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
No, Eleventh street.

EARM OF ONE HUNDRED AND
i TWELVE AND A HALF ACRES tONE-
HALF Of THE WILLOW TAVERN TRACTl
FIVE MILES FROM tICHHOND. FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-ty request OF the owner will
sell at public auction. in front or Henr'co County
Court -housa, on MONDAY, September 6: lS72;
at 2 o'clock IL, ONE HUNDRED M ELVE
AND A HALF ACRES OF LAND (kn0wn as ONE
half of the yellow Tavern traci), fiv. miles north
of Richmond and Immediately At the head OF the
Brook turnpike.
This tract OF land. from It's location the character
of the soil, peghborhood. &C., should attract the
attention of persons wishing TO make investments.
TERMS: Liberal, and made known at the time
- an al N. 81. LEE, Auctioneer.
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BY Richardson & Co..
Real EBtate Agents and Auctioneers,
1113 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE HERMIT.
4 AGE NURSERY. NEAR THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, BY AUCTlON.-By virtue or the
provisions certain deed OF trust hea ring nate ON
the 9th cav Of July, 1871, from the Virginia Nur-
sery and Wine Company 10 the undersigned: trus'
lees duly recorded In the Cfce OF the clerk OF hen
rico County Court, 10 secure the pay ment ni sum
OF msncy therein mentioned, we shall, In the exc
cuion oil said trust tbeing thereto required by me
beneficiary therein secured, sell by auction on tne
premises. on WEDN tsDAY. 18th Of September b r.
DC ed. consisting Of FORTY ACRES OF HIGHLY
lMPKOvED LAND forming almost s1u,s "a r WIN I'm
beautiful grove Of oak trees the former site oil inc
dwelling house, situated In an attractive locality
near the Agricultural on ne of
a mile of the city OF kichnoud; on wHlcn llno
there is now growing nursery STOCK esuma'eo as
10000 ee-year.old APPLE-TREEs, to 10
10000 iwe-YeSr,o'a APpLE-rREEs, e'o s feet
An assortment Of PEACH, PEAR, CHERRY.
APRICOT. and NfCThRlNE TREES.
Also, GRAPE:ViNES.S SMALL FRUITS, and AS
The Hermit ta Nursery Is the Oldest in Eastern
Virginia, and has al established trade through yir-
ginia ami North Carolina: and Is unsurpassed by
any nursery 10 the country for reliability and excel
lccc OF us stock: II produces the hncsl apple Ir,s
grown in the United Suites. It's soil and The mild
ness OF The clim ate enable r:crymen produce
trees In two years fully equ1 10 these grown In
Pennsylvania and New York in three years, ana
out the winter months. Situated near the spread
Ing limits Of growing city. It's purchase would I've
Il hsuisome investment Independent OF the nursery
stock.
TERMS Enough in cash to defray the expenses of
executing this trust. and 10 pay of SIX neYo.iabie
notes for one thousand dollars each, with interest
thereon at the rate OF twelve per cent. per ahnul1
from the 9th OF July. 1875, until paid the resi-
due on such terms as shall b. announced ut the time
of sale RALEIGH +. DANIEL,
j. 4. RICHAkDSON.
. trustees
RICHARDSON & Co., Real Estate Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-02
BY Edward c. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 10l5 Main street.

VERY EXCELLENT BUILDING LOT
Y ON WEST SIDE OF TWENTlE1 Fl BE
TWEEN GRACE AND BROAD, STREETS FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-0n FRIDAY. September
Sd. at 4ko'clock r NJ. will sell on the premises
Joining the two BRICK tenen ents mt the southwest
corner OF Broad and Twentieth strets. The lot
alley bis IS an exceedingly desirable building site
and will I've sold low.
TERMS: Ore-third cash: balsnce at and IL
months, with six per cent. Interest.
EDWAkD c. GODnIN.
AT Arctioneer.