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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-06-09
A Wnman Killed.

Margaret MCGEE, a woman of iIl-fame,
was shot and instantly killed, the night
of the Sd instant, in Greene county, a
few miles from Greeneville. We have
learned no further particulars than that
the law officers were in pursuit of a mar
named Jas. Dob&n as the perpetrator Of
the murder.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-06-09

Saturday evening, a young Mr.. Lynch
was thrown from his horse a: st. Clair
and badly bruised. 1t w~asfeared he had
received some internal injury.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-06-09
AMENDED ELL.
ETN THIS CAUSE TT APPEARS

II THIS CAUSE IT APPEARo
IL from the complainants btu, which is sworn 20.
That the defendant. y. III. Evans is q nonresident
of the state Of Tennessee It is ordered by me that
publication be made for fosr successive weeks,
before the Chancery Court at Tazewell on or before
the second Monday Of October, 1875, and make de-
Tense TO said bib, or the Same win be taken as con-
fessed by him, aud this CAUSE Rft for hearing ex-
parfe as 10 him This order viii appear for four
consecutive weeks ia the MoRREsr0wS GAZETTE
a weekly paper published fn the kt0wn OF Norris
town, Tenn. Nay q, 1878.
3. AUsa Clerk ( Master.
By ". Il. RQcKns, p. /.
May 10 nj 4w-pris fea So
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-06-09
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
In Csancerg Court at TazeoveH, Tenn

w. stane, clerk, etc. vs.. James n. Evans,
Judith II. Evans executor Of W. r. EgeBs, de-
ceased. j. n. Treece, J.. W. Bins, Edward Stern,
ELI Gain. Ebert Oyerton, @. w. Bowman, William
Epps, Reuben Kesterson, L. W.. Jarvis and P. N.
Roddy.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-06-09
J. j. YOUNG's,

At KNo XVIII E.
New Dry Goods House, is worth
all the time it will cost you to see
it, and the low price offered on all
lines Of Goods.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-06-09
Chancery sale
Valuable Property !
ERIN

Said property viii be sold on a credit Of six,
twelve and eighteen muhths, and without the eQui-
~ Of redemption. Ten psr cent Of the purchase
price to be paid ON day Of sale. Notes for the re-
mainder, with approved personal security bearing
interest from date, win be required Oh the purchas-
er, and a lien retained on the property until the
purchasa@noney is fully paid May 81, 1875.-4w
Prs fee So JOHN MURPHEY, @. AZ ii.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-06-09

~ by Agents. Address, G.. S. WALKER, Eric, Pa.4
GAA Daily to Agents. s. new articles and the
DEU best Family Paper in America, with two
IS 10 Chremos, free. ANNIE CO., 500 Broad
way, N. 7. AW
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-14

GOAL AND WOOO.-Jnst received fresh
stnvn which .frr 10 consul crs and the trade al
Very low Ggurrs. Also, COKE, CLOVER HILL
and >PLINT COAL for CRATES stoves, ana cnglr es,
CUMBERLA Nd: ana QUlNNlMONT COAL for
rnpincs: O.; X and PINE WUUD-all offered al
nanic nrccs for cash at Nineteenth and Cary streets
' i,S CHARLES II. PAGE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-14
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneer,,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank

COMMISSIONERS SALE DE VALE.
kICHMOND.-Ip execution OF a decree Of .bs
Choncerv Court Of Richmond, entered on the I.e
day of July 1875, In the cause or tir.en aDanlhar.
rs. Perrin and Others, the undersigned, cvmmis.
sioners thereby appointed, viii sill at auetion upon
the prem ises, Respectively In The order named h..
low. on MONDAY the 10Th day of July, the rGi
lowing REAL ESTATE, OF which the Etr Jams,
Kersey died sefZed-to-wit: At 51 O'Clock p II
the handsome BRICK TENEMENT No. s03. a., on
the south side OF franklin street between Ligh,b
and Ninth streets, and bow occupied by Mrs isa
bella SuIy; contains Ten rooms, besides drt sing
rooms, closets. storernOnis, and hab-r,om,.
Kitchen and laundry. II Is built In the best frsrsr
has all the modern conyenieuces. and being situated
within few minutes walk Of the centre of the civ
IL Is an exceedingly desirable residence for a G,,.i
ness professional person. The lott 22axl ~ lee.
TO an alley.
After which-ssy, at 6 O'Clock p. M.-wc viii sell
that LOT OF GROUND on the north side az law
street between Eighth aud Ninh streets. adjopins
on the west the property Of W. q. DaDdridyr 81
II fronts 81 feet and runs back l20 feet 10 I'll ,le
twelve feet wide, which extends from Eighth 10
BRICK TFNEMENTs, which yield fair rents. The
location Of this property Is especially suitable ,or
DIV, lliDgs
After which we will sell u SMALL FRAMED
HOUSE and LOT In The rear OF Sir. Dandritsr's
residence aud on the west side nj Ninth ere t..
tween Clay and Leigh streets. The lot l. 80 Icy 40
feet The house has three rooms, and rents t,r Ill
per mouth.
TERMS: One-rourth cash; balance at six. Twelve.
and eighteen mouths for negotiable notes with In.
tcrcst added AMI titles retained by the Curt uu'!!
' ". H. VIM.
j. \. "EREDITH,
G. =. IAW,
ii. T. WICKHAM.
Commissioner.
GRupBS 4 WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. ys
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CHLoRAL HYDRATE IN NEURALGIA.-The ia.
innate mixture Of equal parts of ehloral
hydrate and campbor will, 1t is said, produce
q clear fluid which is of the greatest value as
local application in neuralgia. DR.. Lenox
Browne states in one Of the English medical
Journals that he has employed it in his prsc.
tice, and induced others to do so, and that in
every case it has afforded great and in some
instances instantaneous relief. Its success, he
says, does not appear to be at all dependent
on the nerve atft cted, it seiDg equally efsca-
cious in neuralgia of the sciatiea as of the
trigeminus-is Of the greatest service In neu-
ralgia of the larynx, and in relieving spas
modic cough OF nervous or bysterica
character. 1t is only necessary to paint the
mixture lightly over the painful part ap&
TO allow it to dry. 1t never blisters, though
it may occasion tingiing sensation of the
skin. For headache it is also found an excel
lent application.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-14

A Chicago inventor comes forward with a
rival to the heely motor, sand has progressed
80 far as to be willing to state that by the
combination Of air and water he has produced
a pressure OF 10000 pounds to the square
inch. Further, the Chicago inventor refuses
to particularize. He is running race with
Rely to reach the Patent ueiee first with o
model, although h, ignorant OF the precise pris-
cipaes OF the other machine, hedoes not know
that the two inventions viii conflict Sc.
crecy and reticence are maintained in Chi
cago as well as in Philadel phis, and the pub.
licare vastly more interested 10 what remsins
TO be told than in what they have already
heard. Let the rush for new motors proceed
by nil neaus. Possibly some Of the me-
chanics who haye become infected BY the
keeiy excitement, though they fail in their
efforts for absolute origuation, may in the end
%oik out valuable improvements upon the
manipulation Of force as developed up TO this
time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-14

WANTED, EVERYBODY TO SAVE
w MONEY! MONEY MONEY!! by havi ing
lcir clothes secure by the celebrated French dyer
and scolrer and champion glove cleaner: rants
secured ami pressed in the original shape Tor 3Uc.,
per ptr. Repairing done at twent, five per cent
less Than any house IN the city. j. FRENCu.
my 24-3m No. Ninth street-sign of red flag.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-14

y,rr or MEAT Axp vEGETABLss AZ foop.
r, u found that siuce The employment OF the
c ~ a. dietary in the general prison 10.
s Soo,,snd involyinga very slight proportion
81 n,oat the health Of the inmates has pee.
s,riknsiy improved For all adult male s pp'
sonSrs Under sentence of niue months anu .,u
s uo, exceeding two years the diet formerly
ones Of meat per day made into SOUP wit
suecae en- vegetables, and twenty o o"ns''
s sso neeI fish was substituted for NEE g. III
, un " diet Comprises but very spare auafrit
of oeT meat et' a s moderate amount Of Itk ben
given esi instead. It is stated to b sau auoou
mon mon thing to find that amor 8 tie ag7icu
49,, lnborcrs Of Scotland nc neat IS cor
sunied, oatmeal and milk T Araniut, their ST
ole articles Of diet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-14

CIRCULATION OF TIE BLooD.-ProfesSor
Marshall, OF London, attributes the hearts
rhythmicai movements to the alternate con.
traction and expansion Of the auricles and
yentrcles; its slight rotary movement, Its
two peculiar sounds, one lone and soft, due
to the closure OF large valves, the other
sharp and abrupt, due to the closing Of the
small semi.lunar valves. The pulse be at
tributes to the pulSations or waves of the
mass of blood, caused by the elougation and
distepsion OF the elastic walls Of the arteries,
and said 10 he simultaneous with, but dis
tinct from, the onward flow OF The blood.
The position of the heart, and its relation to
tue nervous system, are, however, such that,
while in health, we are perfectly uncon-
scious Of the existence of the complicated
mechanism employed in the circulation Of
our blood.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-14
by Augustine Royal,
successor to Moody & Royall,)
Real Estate Agcn, and Auctioneer,
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester Va

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
tsOUaRES OFLaND IN MANCH ESTER AT
pursuance of Il decree of the nus
tings Court for the city of Manchester entered at
th, June Term thereof. la the chancecy suit OF
Jones assIgret. of II. NJ. Uuagns, rs. Biankinship
ct ats. the undersigned, special commissionerS ap-
PAINTED thereby, viii. on FRIDAY, July lotil'
1873 com mencing III 3 Ocl ck L. NJ, sell at public
auction on the premises. the TWO sQIAkES
Of LAND (Sos. 25 aud 26) In Marks adhition
TO the said city. formerly owned and USED ny H. VI.
Hudgins US brick-yard. ,,
This property Is valuable for brick. mlkimg, hut
desired at the sale viii be offered In lots for ouil-
lug purposes lO suit purchasers.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay cost ~ sale anu
$3.50 with Interest from August l, 1874 upon
credit Of twelve months as 10 II % aud 81 clSi-
teen moull, Il 10 residue. The purchaser giving Ms
Negotiable notes with interest added for delerfcd
payments, and title retained ~ security.
s. BROOKS.
4. X. COURTNEY,
&. W. TURNER,
iylO Special Commissioners.
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BY Sims 4 sampson,
Real Estate Agents AMI AuctiOneerS,
No, 92l Hull street, Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a VALUABLE
L FARMOF $50 ACRES on TIE BtN ~
BRIDGE kOADTHREE MILES FROM HNris
I'LL PITS, IN THE COUNTY OF Oh tE-
FIELD, on THURSDAY, July 10. lSI'' ~
l2 O'CLOCK Mon THE I'kEMiSt s.-By NI'uc
OF "A deed Of trust from james VI. bv"r'oh Ah' "''@
To j. :. Moore and william ;. uscrion. ifist',
and duly recorded in the County Court CLERK - tn
of Chcstercli county IN Decd. Book 50. i'agr !"5
fbcing RI urcd so to do by the beneficiary ~ -hl
deed we will cell on the premises. at pu'iIr avg
ton, on TIL URSDAI the 18TH day 81 july. - -,
at 2 - clock NJ. The TWO f. RNS described VI
said dced-thc 1rst containing 233 pcres' NOR 81
less. the second 357 acres. more or less lbh"'h. -
geiher $50 acres-lying on the R"E! >.hTi"s l"F'
and about three miles from clover I'M pts. as.
This Is OF The most desirable iarni' ~ up
section Of the cuuuly. being iocht'h III htt",N 49,
cinity convenient 10 churches. NILS. ana s'',,,
and near the pits where there Is g""d max ~
all the DI Oducts Of The farm: W. Ii wupl"i asa W.
tered and comfortable building.
This land has never been rAans!Bcd a 10 u " I
raj value. but from IS prnNint! 10 the Grover "i
coal mines It Is presumed To bc valuable coal i''
perry. ...,,,,,. .t;
TERMS: Cash rs 10 expenses ~ e1"cn,'hs ",'s
deed ana cost OF sale. and 10 iay oil bona j." Hs
thousand dolls =, with ten per cent nirf'-l 't''.
inc 9Th day of March. 1870; the resiGu" nH'A
such terms as the said James ". Ovrr'oh sA'' -
TQct. -. Movnr>' yrprIN
IrU. r,<.
Sale conducted by SINS & SAMPSON, AGcn".'"tI'
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BY j. l.. Apperson,
Real Estate Auctionecr and Agent,
lOlG Main street.

GRupBS 4 WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-14
By Richardson d Co.,
Real Estate AgcBts and Auctloneers'
No, 11l3 Main street.

A VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON
N FRANKLIN STREET BETWEEN sEy :,
~ AuCTION.-Un MONDAY the 10Th Instant,
at 6 O'clock r. NJ we shall sell by AUCTION, On !he
premises. a VALUABLE BUlLBlNG LII. front.
between Seventh and Eighth streets, anu running
back between parallel lines los feet 10 an any ten
TrpxS. One fourth cash; one-fourth In six
months: The balance in one, two, three. four, and
five wears (c4n be paid sooner IL desrabe), negoia-
HE note. TO be given for the deferred payments.
with interest added, and secured by deco of trust
'-'' RICHARDSON & CO.,
,v1A AucIioneeIS.
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BgSINESS WANTS.

VIZ ANTED, PURCHASERS FOR sEN-
w eral DOC ORS' PHAETONS. TOP and no
Tup-RIiC;GIES: SPRING-WAGOES.. suitable for
grocery and trucking purposes al very low prices:
Guaranteed superior workmanship. Lmbrei.a>
attached 10 open lmggles and wagons with ad,u>la-
bic hUldcrs-u chen institute for top. \ call soil
cifed w. G. SMITH, 30S Fifth street, between
I,rd ,mi ,fnrsh,,i j. l9-1m
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BY j. Thompson Brown.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
No.11l3 Main street.

TOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
Il IN THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER, VA.
A NEAT, COMMODIOUS FRAME HOUSE On
THE CORNER OF MCDONALD AND TENTH
MONDAY, July 9th, at O'Clock L. d., the above
desirable RESIDENCE, Containing five rooms.
with an unfinished basement. The house i built OF
excellent material. high reof, aud IN very good
order. There is fine well of water in the yard
The lot Is 33 by 165 feet.
Its location Is exceedingly desirable, being ec
waited. and commanding tiGe view OF the city OF
Richmond, and Is wi hin a convenient distance OF
the Free idge. This is fine opportunity for par
ties to secure neal and attractive home at small
COST
TERMS: Oue-fourth cash: balance at six, Twelve,
and eighteen months, six per cent interest, secured
by a trust-deed. j. THOMPSON BROWN,
tyl3 Auctoneer.
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&ithn,ond 1isgattht.
wEDNEsDAI....>..''''''A'
cow. ue,nodss. Episcopal Cha ~
Ine .s on the Question Of Liquor

60, tho Augusta t6a.) Sentinel, llth'l
~ n,,h,;sh his moyning the action OF the
,,,ohn,,s nf Tho Methodist Episcopai Sn'iIu
e.s"1 man the subject OF liquor trsilc. u
go, haen decided that the sale OF ,h'oAr
na,,mc ,;ouers in large or small quahl.t's,, "
.a - :, beverage, constitutes ',oiatio'l
" .sa yothod,st Ias, the Augusta 'Dis'ric'
y, .n~ calls upon tire members OF the
T.,hof,ist Church to sepsrate themselves
T-nn, his traffic, and requests tue p's'oie v, |
.hc different churches 10 .'Jao'G,ousy ~
s;rmlp y enforce the ruling OF the blsnop.
The following is the oficlss document
A,,crs,A DisrRicr CONFERENCE ACTION
"a 20 THE LIQUOR TRAEfic.- W nefeas ue
hishops OF the Methodist Ep'scopa' SnuIsn
sSouth) have made the fo!'owtog uee'sio"s
Tespecting the sale Of tntox'cst'ns nauo.s:
IN case Of arraisumeut and trial the ac'
us Az admitted that he was engaged in the
.sIe Of intoxicating liquors by the quantity
onS hy the drink with the reasonable
Snowledge that it is bought to be
nscd as beverage, but bis ac'ence
.ras shat there was no law vAited'
ne anpealed from the sentence OF tne
church committee by which be was eHpeties
tn the Quarterly Conference The aco'en
and dec,siea of the court below were sus
famed I'm The Quarterly Conference. IN
expelied person desired that the case m'gh
come before the bishop presidiug at the An
nual Conference and TO give ms w1shehecs
the Quarterly Conference, although eeen'tI
the verdict and judgment just, ander con
structioA of the law rendered, appeae'
from the decision Of the presiding elder L
the bishop presiding at the ensuing An
ma, Conference, upon the question OF law
Does the sale of intoxicating liquors, oy ID
large or small quantity, to be used as oeVt
rage. constitute an actionabe offence unde
Methodist law as found in the article OF til
General Rules requiring the avoidance
evil Of every kind and the doing OF no barn
these General Rules themselves being base
upon the written word Of God: The pc
OF the absence Of specific law was relled
by the defendant in the case referred 10. L
ruling of the preacher In charge was ttat ti
case was actonuue under the General kui'
and this ruling was sustained by the or
siding elder on the appeal. Dec,ded, In
both were correct in the ruling. Theretor
Rosolced, That the members OF our Chur'
are most earnestly exhorted to separa
themselves from traffic condemned by goo
morals, Methodist rules, and the Holy Scrl
:. lures.
Q. Resolved. That our pastors are heret
called upon 10 judiciousy. yet firmly, e
force the ruling OF our bishops as to The IA
of the Church with respect to the sale
Intoxicating liquors.
3. ResolUpd, That copy of this preas
bic and these resolutions be furnished L
press of this district tor publication.
4. Fl. PoTTLE, Secretary.
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DANGEROUS PEDEsTKIASIsM.-A dispatch
from Binghamton, Mass, Of Saturday, to the
New York Times, says:
The foolhardy attempt OF Hugh Don1hlc.
of Springfield, who is attempting to walk
l 100 miles in / 100 consecutive hours, viii
probably result fatally 10 him. He came here
several weeks ago. and made arrangements
with the proprietor of Mystic Park to al
tempt the above task. he being promised q
Der centage Of the receipts. He was I'D spen-
did health when he began his task, but after
the first week his physical powers began TO
be affected. Every week told against bin,
and now he would hardly be taken for the
same man. His face is thin, his eyes sunkcn,
and he looks 4 total wreck. One peculiar
feature is that he commenced the feat with
hair perfectly black, and ii is now as gray as
a badger. At 10 4. NJ. to-day Donahue had
completed S27 miles in that number of con.
secutive hours.
He complains Of severe pains in his head,
back, and neck. Notwithstanding his indl>-
position he is confident that he will complete
the task. He is now attended by three ply
sicians, who will take turns in administering
stimulants and caring for him during the rest
of his journey. Large crowds come from
Boston, Lowell, and the surrounding towns
and cities TO witness the torture he is infict-
ing on himself. 1t is the general opinion
that he will fail. Donahuc walked 1000
miles in 1000 hours at Springfield last sum.
mer, but his present task takes four days
longer. He sometimes falls down insensible
while on the course. He walks mile every
hour, which, Oh an average, takes him fifteen
minutes. He then goes to sleep for forty
minutes, when he is awakened to resume his
task. 1t is very difficult TO wake him. AM
monia is applied, severe castigaton with
whips are administered TO excite aud tho
roughly arouse him. He is also pricked
with needles, and pistols fred near to his
ears. Profound sleep ensues at each moment
of rest, and it now becomes long and deep.
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SALE OF THE
" VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY KNOWN
AS THE MONUMENT HOIEL.-By viru" al Z
decree of the Chauccry Court Of the city Of Rich
nond eutercd on the 20th OF February. 1870. aui
by consent OF the parties In Interest. we shalt
special Rissioners thereby appolnteti sell ou
the premises. ut auction. on MoSDa .l9tl July,
S75 at O'Clock 7. NJ, Nf fair; If not, llt' MrN!
fair tiay thereafter the well-knOwn aud truly Waltz
able MONUMENT HOTEL Pre- PtRTl. al HE
northwest corner of Grace ard Slnh streets ironl-
ing on the former SO 3.l2 feet, on tn" batter
lG3 4.l2 feet. with depth on the north lnr u
40 feet, and a width on the rear llreof % 2-l2
feet for that dep'h The hotel Is partly three aud
partly four stories above the easements. and coI-
tains sixty rooms (Ihc wooden tenement adjoining
contains seven roOms); kitchen. Laundry, servants
apartments, stables carriage house. &c.
Situated in the geographical celtic 81 the city, In
front Of capitol street and the handsome Al itDl
SQUARE with an elevation insurng 'altbfnl air aid
nIe views of The surrounding country,it J. justly
considered as the most desirable position within It's
limits for muc CHI needle fine hotel
TERMS OEe-ffth cash: balarce In equal install
mcnts Of six. twelve eighteen fwcnty.four thirty,
thirty-sX. fortytwo, iurty-eight. iI! -four. AMI
sixty months. with interest payable htlf-ycnr'y on
all the deferred payments, for negotiable no'~' for
each separate insttlmcnt OF principal and / lnir
rc.t, and the title retained until the whole purchase
money il paid and conveyance directed bE H.;
court. WILLIAM HRkt--
A. l.. BOULWAkt.
IL "a Special Commissioners.
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DY VIRTUE OF \ DECREE DAl +
n ra,,,..., N. no. g., tho causpS OF tal!I {
Real Estate Agent and Auc,ioncer,
1l0S Main street.

DY VIRTUE OF \ DECREE DA ~
- Feb. nary 10, 1878 IN The causes OF hli -
Page escheator, &C., aud Haroih 90. o"i".t+ ~.
wealth, &C., pending in the irru!t oout, - INK -
clty OF Richmond tn undersi2nrd.a as snr''' ~
Ins,ioners, viii proceed on "a ~ tDhl ~" 80,
day OF July, 1878. at o,cI"rk }. NJ ~, TIi
the premises, - sell the following ~ I. +,
REALTY I'm the city OF Richmond. or "hi,h Tx
Haro,h died seized to-wt: .'aH that LA > ~ -
Two FRAMED TENEMENTs thereon y, ~ va, I' ' ~,
h~!ng in the city ~ kichmonn. tronliig ~ -
The ucrth live Of Broad street, running an
right auyes within parallel Hines lfo J." .,D, rJ
alley In common twenty feet vide. an" az .kr'.,,
rs Lot 40. 32 In Isnn =. Valentines pa ~.
hOllsfs and lots are on Broad htrect )us' "st"'
Monroe Park. ,t,.. u
TERMS: Une-fourth c'sh: bIlance on cru .,,,.
six twelve. aud eighteen months. Win s!A - r,,i
in,rTes cyittcCc et by note. AMI iitle rcta '~'
the whole purchase money Is pait. ,.>.,.p
JOHN DJ Sl'f'
JOHN :. WIZ
Special Commit ~i"r'T
FRANK u. HILL, Auctioiper. ------
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BY Cook & LaughtOn, Auctioneers,
M IN Governor street.

HANDSOME FURNITURE, MIRRORS,
IL &C, AT AUCTION.-On SATURDAY the
I'm Instant at OK o'clock we will sell, at the resi-
denre of Mrs A. A. M0niero, corner of Ninth ana
Clay streets. portion of The household furniture
consisting of
2UVsL MANTLE-MTRRORS,
MAKBLE-TOr WALNUT S1DEBOhRD.
MhRBLE-TOP ROSEWOOD 'ETAGtRE CEL-
ROSnWOnD HAT.RACK, with marble slab:
/ MAHOGANY CHAMBER SUIT, with handtome
WARDROBE: ~
MAKBLk-TOP BUREAUS, WASHSTAND
REDsTEADS, BIDDING. TABLES. &C, &C.
COOK & LaCGHTUS,
iv1a Anciioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-14

A presiding elder from Maine-a keen,
humorous, somewhat waggish man- was APP
proached by . travelling companion, us
ne seemed TO be asleep 10 the rail.
way car. Brother d." said the. friend.
"wake up, wake up! Do you know where
you are!" Yes, i know where am"
answered the elder. "Where are your"
moi Jar IRON New York." "How do you
Anom Because have for tue last hour
sslI LIKE stealing some!hlng."