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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-29
ghe 9Slailgg argnse.:
Science Cutdone.

Mark Twain in the August Atlantic.
Therefore: the Mississippi between Cairo
and New Orleans was l,2l5 miles long
176 years ago, 1t was 1880 after the
cut off of 1922. 1t was l,040 after the
American Bend cutoff (some sixteen or
seventeen years ago.. 1t has lost 81 miles
since. Consequently it's length is only 973
miles at present.
Now, if wanted to be one of those pom
derons scientific people, and "let on to
prove what had occurred in theremote past
by what had occurred in a given time in
the recent past, or what will occur in the
far future by what has occurred in lateiyears.
what an opportunity is here! Geology
never had such chance, nor such exact
data to argue from. Nor development oil
species, either! Glacial epochs are great
things, but they are vague-vague. Please
observe:
In the space of lie years the lower Mis-
slssippi has shortened itself 242 miles.
That is an average of trif1e over one
mile and third per year. Therefore, any
calm person, who is not blind or idiotic
can see that in the old Oohtic Siluriar
period, just million years ago next Nov.
ember, the lower Mississippi River was
upward of 100000 miles long, and stuck
out over the Gulf Of Mexico like fishing
rod, And by the same token any person
can see that 742 years from now the lower
Mississippi will be only mile and three
quarters long, and Cairo and New Orlean;
will have joined their streets together anC
be plodding comfortably along under {
single mayor and mutual board of alder
men. There is something fascinating
about science. One gets such wholesale
returns of conjecture out of such trihing
investment of fact.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-29

Would NEVER USE 1HEM.-If persons
were aware of the injurious character of
most Baking Powders now for sale in every
town 10 our country they would never use
them. A baking powder to be good and
wholesome can not be made by ignorant
persons, who know no more about the
chemical combinations necessary for such
resuhs than school boy. The only good
Baking Powder prepared by physician, is
DR.. Prices Cream. And for his True Fla
voring Extracts, we have only to say thai
they are the finest, purest, and best to bt
found in this or any other country.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-29
Ladies can Color their. Braids


At q mere oaga-
teile OF the usual
cost, with this
Splendid Dye.
Only FfyCents
per Boz.
JOHN p HUNT,
Proprietor, Qate
Calender h Co..
9Th street, one door
above Chestnut.
Sold by all Drug
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-29
DR.. BEALE'S.
GERM AN

will efectually'
cure all diseases
arising from a,
disordcred liver
and 9 tom q C b
such as consti-
patation, fatu-
lence. inward
piles, fullness Of
the blood to the
head, acidity OF
the stomach,
nausea, heart.
| burn, disgust fol
go cd, fullnes,
Second Stree, p
of druggists. ]
| For sale by e
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-29
HARPER'S HAIR DYE

GIVES q natural
Brown or Glossy
Black to suit Athe
complexion n
stantly. Does not
fade or wash out.
Contains no lead
or other poison.
Guaranteed Be-
ware OF limitations,
Ask for Harper's
Dye and take nc
other.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-29

To THE LADIEs.-The only place in
Rock Island where French Patterns for
Dresses can be obtained, is at Miss Ander-
sons over the Boston Bazaar. Dresses
made to order, in the latest styles and
most thorough manner.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-29

THIS IS THE ONLY LINE THAT RUNS THE
celebrated PULLMAN PALACE CARS from Chicago to
Baltimore, Washington City, philadelphia and
New York, without change. Ask for tickets via
Fort Wayne and Pennsylvania Line.
Through tickets for sale at all principal ticket
offices, at the lowest current rates.
F. r. MYERS, G, P. & T. A,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-04

addressed a thronR in .ne Exposition bu:Io.
ing. myde up my mind that could not
be conten,ed any more without IN act' s,.
work 10 The ministry. anu began 10 sees
place to study. OF course. thought 'na'
girls would have to be educated, II they DC,
came preachers as we'll as boys. I a ,roh
first to toe setninsries OF my own chu.en'
the Congregational, and they re'n.eo ,St'
Then | applied to the PRESBYTERIAN - sr and
exclusive. l applied TO fourteen IN all, , an1
a, las, found university in Boston wnNh
accented ME as stddent.- 0ber'in ColeSe
allowed me to study Languages, and the
professors thought they were doing great
thing for me, and said no otner cnurcu
| would do so aiuch. have year more te
STAY in Boston, when expect to Apply te
! the MeihodiSts for license to preach.
Miss V,Ner is daughter of Mr.. snow
den, Of New York. Her true name ~ Anni'
Olyis Snewdeu. but as she was Known a
Miss OlvcS among the crusaders. she cling
to the latter name"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-04

-pn,v,rK LE+rrss.-rFrom the London
Ners1-M osf. people will be glad to learn
that MIR. Griildford Onsiow has su"ceeoea 10
restraining MIR. Orr from publishing some
letters written BY the former In connec.
ton, which we pccd not explain, with the
nstto.aal Kenealy testimonial fund. mr..
Onslow Is one or q long line OF tllustrious
men who have helped 10 clear up the law
relative to property in private letters. 10
Pope, curiously enough, the world owes
the first clear expression OF the ruie
with respect to this point. II will be recoi-
lccted by readers OF bis biography that when
Curl, tsre famous publisher, brought OUT o
book entitled "Letters from Swift, Pope,
and ots1ers," the sensitive poet c.lled to his
aid the arm OF the law. sad procured an IN
junction restraining the publication of the
letters. Lord Hardwidke took occasion to
enunciate the principle which has always
since been acted upou-Viz., that "af most
the receiver has only joint property With
the wrIter,' and that the former
is mt at liberty to publish letters
to the world in face q the protest OF the lat'
ter. It ia not geaersiiy known that the Ia.
mous letters of Lord Chesterfield to bis son
we're the subject of similar litigation. The
widow Of the son agreed with Dcdsley II
! publish these celebrated hints to prigs on
the royal road to'rEsn; but the executors OF
Cord Chesterfield intertered, and the LORD
Chancellor of the day declared that the
widow had overstepped what was right, and
that she must not publish the letters without
the license Of the writer or his executors
Some of Paley's MSS. were also the subject
, of litigation, and at the Instance of Burns:
executors the Court of Sessions interferec
to restrain the publication OF his Pla onit
epstes to "Olarinda." OF course there are
limits to this doctrine. There may be cir
cumstances in which the publication OF pr'
ate letters is essential. 1t may be necessary
for the vindicatien of character that letter:
shall be laid before the world; and TINS ha'
been allowed more than once by the Cour
of Chaucery-no'ably when the public were
called upon oDlhye between Lord and Lazy
Pcrciyal and an editor named Milford on tht
point of veracity. But these occasions are
rare; the general rule is-and the iact Is
eomtorting-tb that publication OF letters l.
not permissible without the sanction OF tne
writer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-04
BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SAFE OF EIGHT VALU-
L AELE BUILDING LOTS On THE NORTH
SIDEUF PARK AVt NUE., OkTHE OLD WEST
HAM or SCIFFLETnWN K0AD a,I HALE Ii,
SQUARE WET CT TIE RESIDENCE OK
.J.IIN c. SHAFER, ESQ WEST OF MONROE
PARK. BY AUCnON.-By virtue of the proyt-
sIons of a certain decd of trust tearing dale the
22d day Of June, 1872, duly recorded In the clerk
office Of the I hanccry Court of the city Of Rich
mond. to 5, cure the unpaid rchase-monry due ON
said land we hail, as trustees in SAID dtc'. htihg
thereto required by the beneficiary therein NAMED.
sell hy auction, on the premises. on FRIDAY the
9Th OF August. S75 at Oc ock Z. 81. the RtAi
EST. + Described IN the deed afore a d as "2oo'9
feet Of land on the north side OF Park avenue or
The old Wcstlim or Srutii = own road, running hack
to an alley in common u feet wide, having depth
on its eastern line of OF feet. and on rs western
line OF l4S feet y; half square west OF the resi-
dpncc of John e. Slafr. Esd: west of hioi roe
Park: divided into sew IL lots OF 81 feet each; ana
one of 33i5 feet. - .
executing this uSt, ana note for 81 ,OS3 w.ih In
trrcs thereon The rate of Twelve per cent cr ai-
rum f.om The 22d day Of June, S75 uni the
,iay of sale. AS 10 the residue Of the purchase
money, due notice Of the terms I ercof VIII he
given. =. ". lioi L, ,,~
j. a. RICHARDSON.
Trustees.
RI ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-04

A story is told of an accident on the New
London railroad An intoxicated man was
sitting on the track, when the engine tossed
him down all embaukment. The conductor
backed his train to pick up the dead body.
The victim was found alive, however, only
somewhat bruised, and taken to Norwich.
The conduc,or kindly offered to send tie man
10 his home, few miles away, in hack
but he insisted on his ability 10 walk, and
refused TO be sent home. The conductor
pressed the matter. when the Milesian, who
bad stood the battling OF the coR-catcher so
well, bristed up With q" 90 away with your
kirridge; I'll 90 home ty myself; and if
have done any damage 10 your old engine,
hedad, III pay for it on the spot"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-04

MARK TWAIN GulSG TO STAY AT HoME.-
Mark Twain is us fully determined as ever
not to lecture any more. He writes US fol-
lows:
Dear Redpatb, Here you are again with
your customary annual lecture temptations !.
Your offers have been prodisal before but
this time you surpas> yourself when you say
YOU will pay me whatever ask. AT first
thought | would take you up and go into the
lecture.tieiu once more, charging you mil
lion or perhaps two million dollars Il week.
But consulted With friends oi mine, and they
SAID, with strong profanity, that it was too
much. Now, that comes from people trying 10
talk about thing they do not know any
thing about 1t these persons had ever gone
lecturiug u whole horrible winter, through
mud and sluSh, they wea!d have known
that my terms we've not onay reasonable but
almost divineIy cheap. However. the vio-
lent rematks of these ignorant friends have
decided xny course. | WILL not lecture at all
at any price. / will stay at home and suk.
But, juking aside, Redpath, really cannot
60 upon the platform the coming season. All
last winter ! sat at home, drunk with joy
over every storm that howled along, bar ~. e
knew that some dog of lecturer was out
in it. ;l,n expecting to have just as good Il
time next wiuter, and do not think it is mol Bile
in YOU 10 want to deprive me Of it.
Yours with affection, Mack TwAw.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-04

He was tall young man with a stra w.
colored mustache, and it was bis first trip on
IL sircet.car. One could tell by the way he
got aboard, and by the careful manner in
which be sat down. After waiting in vain
tor him TO pay up, the conductor jinglrd the
bell and jiuglcu again, and then called out {:
why doa't you pay your fare! "Wbat
fare: asked the young man. "Why, you
must put five cents In the box" "What
tor: "To pay your fare. I'm not going
to let you ride for nothing You hain't":
"No, sir.' "Wal, eau pay five cents, or
twice five cents, if you are so stingy As that,
replied the young uau as he opened his wal
let, "but if ever | come across you out in
our town I'll be darncd il Pdon't lex you
blind Detroit Free Press.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-04
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Auctfeueer and Real Estate Agent
So.1113 Main street.

TOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
TWO BRICK STORES ON SOuTH MESIT j
11,RSER OF FRANKLIN AND tlFIEENiiHH
STRErTS-l will sell III auction on VIZ pNESTHHny -,
the i / th instant at & O'CLOCK L. M. those W.
SRit:k ST ORES on the southwest corner Oh
franklin aud Fifteenth streets DOW occupies 40 90
oeter 35S feet on Fifteenth street ana 40 iee' on
IErantlin street. The upper portion contains SIX
good rooms, and can be used ior ume,,'ns pA
Till, front entrance on Franklin street. 49,
This property with but avery sma onaas , eau i
made most profitable Investment, belnR shua.tu -
The rity. and in nelghbortood where there Is con-
siderable business. Tnere has been lately erectea
Inn mediatey adjoining this properly several NAM
s,,na Nov, sfnres Parties desiring a paying Invest
n,rnt w,uH do well to attend this sale.
1ERns: One-follrth cash balance at six twelve
h hH trnet- decd. J. THOMPSON BROWN,
o1 ae iOs1J Auciioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-04
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Rel Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
11l3 Main street.

THAT NEAT AND ATTRACTIVE
TH,TOFJTnGE E. II. FITZHUGH. on Lt1GII
NEAR FIFTH STREtT.--TtRMSU UNUSUALLY
aASY.-l will sell at auction. on TtiURsDAf ihe
desirable BRICK DWELLING No. Ala Leigh
street adjoining The west the residence OF Judge
f.. H. filzhugh. This dwelling Is very desirable
central location and neighDorhood: being recent Y
built il has all the late improveine ntsa fine iron
yeranda marble mantels, line set of gas-iiX'ures.
baI h. rooms closets. &c. II has six rooms sides.
kitchen with two rooms: wood aud coal-houSe.
The lot j. "a by 100 feet TO Ii foot alley IL Is
seldom sllcil desirable property IS fnun0 on the
market. and parties looking for snch on most easy
terms win find 1t 10 their interest," t. attend the sale.
TERMS: Une-fourth cash; balancc one. Two. ana
three wears, six per cent. interest. sccur u by IA
trusl-eed J.THOMPSON BROWN.
an 2 au'iioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-04

TRUSTEES SALE OF ,,rT xA ! o. edR:
L PROPERTY On TIE iHt!s6 SSn1s aS6 Nsi IAN
sTREETs-By virtue Of deed Of f trust ,t eSenIs Sc
to me by Joseph stukeaperg and VIE. Mafei lS
1873, will on MVNDAY the "a Gay OF An ~, Us.
next III O'Clock 2. ", cell mt pubic auctioh, o 'i'
rncmists, the following property 10 VII: ,,,,,,e,
Two LOTs OFLAND. Situated on me s t.,n,ino
corper of Main and Tw,1tS second streets, IRON
on Main street fortysix feet and running naeh o e.
tween naralleI lines one hundred ana my ieet &c
an alley fifteen feet wide, with ivy 1c III
HarIsES on the same, renting toseher III 'he l''e
OF $2S per month. -. desirable
hong iu,n.diateiy on the main tnorougfare 10 tDe
Richmond and York River depot. Just opposite ti's
n.nni. couI t-house, ann close to the COCK ,
Tppys: Cash tor the sum Df S2-5OO, Win a.! ar
re.roprs Of interest, amounting TO $40, as OF 'nt
,v ~ sale and all expenses of sale Balance IN h"le
~ WE'VE months with six per cert. interest added
secured nv deed OF tru|t- a., ,.. =,
More liberal terms may be offered on Tie day Of
sale. Lo''io +. bC''tr a. A'"''e|'
WILLIAMS & GIBSON, AuctionecrS.
POSITION EMENT.
In consequence of the inclemcncy of me weather
the above sale has been pos pOned Until EDNEo-
DAY, August I, at IL O'Clock NJ.
WILLIAMS s GItSDN.
ana huctidneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-04

A ridiculous scene occurred in the British
House of Commons on the night when the
subject of the Prince Of Wales's visit to In
da was debated. Mr. Newdegate, who, with
Whall,y and one or Two others, is always on
the side to he laughed at, was making m ey-
ceedingly solemn speech, the burden OF
which was against the extravaganza royalty
imposes upon the nalion. and, desiring to EN-
pha>iZa Il remark, udul.Cd in Il striking ges-
turc. Before him sat another honorable
gentleman, who. according TO the etiquette
of the British Parliament, had his hat on,
showing that he did not sympatbize with the
orator Of the moment. This hat was white
Que, aud received all the force Of the striking
gesture, being forced down over the wearcr'>
mead. The effect was disastrous, making the
speaker the victim of uproarious laughter,
which killed bis speech.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-04

AssiiE OLlsGE.-rnere has been mid
sensation ~ oeiEItf aud other Ieligiouis "a.
theriss.plsces IL The shape OF an attractive
youag lady, Anu!e Onvit Sn0Eden BY name
but Aenie Oliver by adoption. she is a
,listh-tuilt youiS woman, with ,colS- black
eyes. attendant orowu ualr, and serv graceful
maoneI. Sue gave The following personal
account OF herself to y reporter:
~ pteseh Uec.u.e / love to, and because
feel that / have Deen called to the MINIS
Try. was reared Ia tae most retired eir-
lies, ssld never dreamed OF public lie when
was SCHOOL glfi. | loved art, and begun
10 learo landscape palatsng IN Cincinnati
When tns crusade against liquor. sellers
grew strong IN ONO | was drawn into it.
aud helped them VII could 10 rrumbuil
county. TBen 10 CI0cInuali 1 went with
Inc ladies' TO temperance meetings, and
by taking TO little kaots of men i
Salped confidence enough 10 address
Foug, and | preached 10 clusters OF
u- poor OF tne city. Then !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-04
.u,T1oNS sAEEs ru, ,aI'r ~ y. .. -
By Chaffin, Staples & Co.,
Real Estate AEents and AuctCneers,
No. 11Tenth stsset.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF EIGHTY.
u INVALUABLE Ltrrc3 IN The CITY OF
MANCHESTER, AT AUCTl0N.In pn par "a @,0 o.
nhesier. entered nj the yay term 1875. the under
signed special commits sloper. thereby appointed, VIII
seIl Of sucuo on the premises, on FkLDA : .AuRust
q. 1875 at 5h O'Clock T. NJ. EIGHTY ONE ,,E-
SiHABLK BUILDING LOTS on sainbridge, ror-
ter and Twenty .drft and Twenty-secono Streets
Immediately west OF the Petersburg rairoaa. ,,o
This property beng located convenient u lne
r,iIro.d and TO Belle Isle St ould commend The at
enrson or those limited means Who want no me
s,rsds and OF those wanting a Desirable locim9n
Tor nny kind Of manufacturing establishment; me
a[ts range In width from 80 10 SO feet aud In aeptn
from 81 to 204 feet plat may oe gee" en- ~ ~.
1sfca of the aurioneer5 aud In front Oh me court
aiouse In Manchester: -, ,,,o g.,
TERMS One. fourth cash. aud In" residue IN
fnua in Ialln .nts at four, eight and twelve ontns,
with interest ADDED and the rite retained un'li
conveyance Is ordered By the court
wa +. ". CONNER. commissioner.
ruIrFry. STApLEs & Co, AuciIoneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-04
BY Richardson & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
11l3 Main street.

A VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON
N yENABLE STREET WEST OF AND NEAR
NOSBY STREET FOR SALE AT AUCTION
On SATURDAY the 7th instant. at = O'Clock r
we shall sell by auction, on the premises val
ia bic BUILDING LOT fronting 81 rect on me
north side of Veuable street and running back 10
il, T. commencing 81 feet west Of Mosby street ana
running Yves. waTdly.
TERMS: Oue-third cash; balance ID SIX anu
xeive ,oouths negotiable notes 10 be given tor the
deferred payments, with Interest added ana secured
hy deo,i of trust RICHARDSON & CO.,
a. q AuciiOncers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-04

AN AnUs1Ns CONTRETEaPs.-- funny Incl
dent recently took place at Il Crystal Palace
Ieoucert ia London. The Liverpool choir
had just teeas TO sing Haadel's chorus from
Theodore, 1" lie saw the lovely YOUTH" when
II j.. de drummer OF COIN ms band, who was
standing apart from his comrades, lost bis
drum and mis- feoting,' aud rambling down
Two or three steps of the orchestra, fell on
his baSt. his legs atoue being visible. The
contreteEaps led 10 burst Of IiAy inter- from
the audte nee, which nearly unnerved the
choir, and was rene wed with hiIarIty when
the choir arriving ut the words, I" the youth
begins to rise" The unfortunate cluse of all
the merriment picked hImseif I'D and re.
sumed his place, no one laughing more
heartily than Mime. Jenpy Lind Gold.
schmidt, who was present.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-04

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TRACE OF
L LAND IN LOUISA COU>TY. FA.-By vir-
tue OF two deeds of irnst, exec ut-d on the 18TH
day Of June and the 4lh day III August. 1873, 10
the under signed trustees OF the Gordon vile ruild.
Ing association. from Henry L. Gu 'riess aud wife.
recorded IN the Clerks nlce Of III. Coany "url OF
premi.e,. on THURSDAY. Augls, IL h, 1875, at
2 O'Clock NJ, TRACT oF LAND conveyed By
less. lying bcing III Louisa county. Va, on and
south of the South Anna river. oelne all that land
eiongng 10 lot No. iissixu'dt' Ii: l.: Qua7les In
the division Of the estate OF john X. Qu,rles, de-
cras+dl. and bounded US lows: North Dy South
Anna rive. south by the main kichmOL d n al east
by thu section the said estate Us lgned TO John
Qnar!es, and west by that assigned 10 Di. Charles
QuSrles.
Terms: Enough Ia cash to d.fray the expenses
OF sale aud to pay The dues aud fines now IN arlcar
from said Henry l.. Quarles 10 said Association.
Terms as 10 residue made known On day Of sale.
+. Il. DAVIS.
w. NJ. DUNN,
jy22 @@ Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-04

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
q LOT MAR & .RDONStlnNt, ORA NGs
COUNTY, yA-By virtue of 4 deed OF trust
executed on The 18th day Of May. 1873. TO
the Trustees OF the GordOnsvtlle Buiidin2 hs>ocia-
clerks Office of ihe ounty court OF Orange, we,
th- trustees will sell al public auctioa.
upon the premises. on WtDS.suAY, August The
/ lth. 1Sf5.at l2 O'Clock NJ, certain l. I Or
PARCEL OF LAND CONVEYED by said deed Con-
tanning one acre, lying on the Chesapeake and OHIO
railroad being ali that land conveyed 10 said Mil
Ton LINN by William VI. Baker by deed catcd Feb
ruarv 3, 1872, and upon which said Lynn now
resides.
TERMS: Enough I'm cash 10 dafray the expenses
Of sale ard pay The dues and ines now in arresir
from said Milton Lynn To said Association. Terms
rs 10 residue made known on day Of le.
+. X. DAVIS,
W. M. DUNN,
~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-04

FRUSTEE'S SALE OF a NEAT RESI-
L DENCG ON EVERETT BETWEEN Sc.
OF MAN, II ST X. on FAT URDAY. AUGUST
TMH; 7rm, 1873, AZ 6OCLQtk IN, bY "a, AGG-
1873, from George w. Berry and EIenura. his
wife, TO the Undersigned, duly recorded iu the
clerks Office OF the County Court OF Chesterfield
the Beneficiary in said deco, shall sell un0n The
premises, Oh SATUR AY. August Z, 1875, at
O'Clock L. 81, by suction, the prop,rty mentioned
IN said deed. "being PART OF SQUARE No. 8,
In Marks addition, fronting &C feet on southcae
line # Everett street. b.gnuing GO feet from
Third street, and running back $50 fee TO a D.
foot alley" with neat and comfortable residence,
&c, thereon.
The decd calls for sale in cash. but more favor
able terms will he given on The day Of sale.
iy2S &. C. MCRAE, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-04

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE
l SMALL FRAME DWELLING uN UNION
ALL MAX TIE SESIDtNC OF ELIJAH
BAktR. fsQ.. BY AUCTION BY yirtiic of me
pro, i,ioEs OF a deed OF trust bearing dat" The l3h
DAY Of July. 1874. from Charles r. 1'nscr duly
rccc ri, d I'm ~. clerks office ot ihr Chlncery C"urt
of the city of Richmond. 10 secure the unpaid por.
ctiasc-l money oh The property mentioned therein,
shall IA trustee In said occd. being required ana ~
u,r.sl.d 81 10 do sell by auction. on the premises
On THURSDAY the 9Th day of August. 1919. at
o'clock L. NJ. the RIA ESTATE dfscrD III me
d, eli aforesaid. consisting of LOT OF LAND
fronting 57xIl 9 feet, with n new and attractive
frame dwelling thereon co. tanning four rooms,
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay the eXprnscs of
cytcuiug this trust and negotiable note Tor ~
with iIter.st thereon from the 1911 day OF july,
1S75 until paid the re- idue In six and twelve
months negotiable notes 10 be gwen for the defer
red payments. with interest added, and secured by
u deed II trust j. A. RICHARDSON'S.
ivo7 Trustee.