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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-17
The Annual Reports.

from the Washington start
Departmental and Bureau reports are
coming Into season. They will be as concise
and interesting as usual. The following ex-
tracts from the report Of the Small Potato
Bureau has the true rings.
"In the division for the dottipg of rs the
work has largely increased, chiefly on &C.
count OF the egotistical nature Of the business
transacted. The number of is dotted du.
ring the fiscal year was 1885,, 5243. The
number remaining on hand undotted June
80, 1876, was 1Sl, 1891. " - j..
ain the division for the crossing Of t's
there has been falling off of IS, 1852 as com.
pared with last year. This is accounted for
BY the fact that there have not been so many
t's to cross, and by the additional fact that
many have been Inadvertently left uncrossed.
This serious omission will be remedied in
future, because uncrossed looks like ].
~ have to report gratifying spread of
temperance principles and practices among
the employees Of this bureau, as eviuced by
the circumstance that when any extra holt
day has been granted to members Of TEN.
perance organizations the majority of the
clerks ayailed themselves of it. It has also
been observed by clerk specially detailed
for this--duty that all employees who left
their desks during Office hours returned
chewing coffee beans or lemon peel-thus
showing their love Of those essentially TEN.
perate beverages, coffee and lemonade. ]
have, therefore, the honor to recommend
the establishment Of coffee plantation and
lemon grove on one Of the public reserVa.
tons south of Pennsylvania avenue. The
force Of the objection that may be urged
against this enterprise-viz that there Is not
sufficient winter heat in this locality for the
successful cultivation Of coffee and lemons
will not be of long duration, as anticipate
that the next House of Representatives will
make it hot enough for anything"
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I 4 UCTION SALE OF Aa SPLENDID
"A STOCK OF GRO CERIEs, HORSES; BUG
GEEs, DRAY, SULkY, LUMBER. CEDAR.
R9sTs ANR ~ Tn PEN 2;
TKEETS,MANCHESTER, VA.-sktT the request
to discontinue business, shan salt st public arc-
tion ON TUESDAY the 2Sd day or November,
1878 at 10 O'Clock a. his entire stock OF GRO.
= $3.50 WIVES, LIQg ORs, SUGARS,
z.3 .s'. GGS0pEE4 81 yE a. As.ft:
The stock OF Goods viii be offered as 8 whole, as
the party purchasing can rent the store NJ mode
rute rental continue the business. y IFS IL
OF the finest stands in the city. Mr.. CsrsIey has
been merchandising here for nine yeirs. The trade
Is well established. II the stock Is not sold as o
whole WIN sell Il out In parcels until the entire
'' - / FINEToP-BUeaYf new,
SULKY,7tr filst So @
| sa=.y+f1 DRkY, fsgssgtt .Ys stfsz assSE H ~,
SPRING-WAGON,
LUMBER, CEDAR POSTS,
FINE BAY HORSE, five years old, suitable for
nas or hs
years OLD, well broke to single or dosiole bar
ness. Cz1Ia 4St+ ~ 3s53.J9 aSst II
The storeroou is large and well arranged all the
fixtures OF modern style andin, COED order. Large
well arranged. This Is one OF the best business
chances ever offered TO the public, as the situation
is cenral business already established, and every.
thing complete.t
Any party desiring to inspect the stock before the
day Of sale win cali on the auc,oneer or Mr. Gers
uon desired. and show the same. = t.s .it,t
TEHMs: Very liberal. and announced at sale.
AUGUSTINE ROYALL,
no17 Auctioneer.
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.AUCTaON EAEES -Euiuss Bays.
BIT Gruons q Williams,
Resi- Estate Agents aud Arctioncers,
81 ElevartA sstecs between Main and Bsns. E.


COMMISSIONERS, SALES OF VERY
DmEEkt tfas h5usss I'M H5,r gS5sSsTgT ,y
At ROCKETS, AND 0N stooaE sr ipsTxt rI,
svsss A Il s Ss rkfsSH
Wiitams's lssniaiatrsaors Williams, Rax..ns
q Williams as. Psiddy, administrators.
Prtdd7, adninjtuat0f. Tes Kasiand and dLe
IN execution of aeczee Of the GhsneerY Cont or
ss &c ssss
missionen thereby appointed, will sell sc auction
tn ,ss ssissG r. @ order named
la.s firms % Williams Son q Ragiand nd Wa sos
6 aassf EibAY s' is,h November & 1, 49,
ton E rsa Ohio Dbl n Sssee. aloas
9sa sssss $ II s with
A LOT on Ohio streef, NJ It's Intersection with
the Baltimore Bsck 2omsny AZ as yards Of
menee quantity OF ihe most superior Srfes.cia 1.
~ ~ s SO celebrated for the dne
sl IoTs Il aoSi and IN SQUARE No - p,,o.
fronting about a5x feet on the north nldc or VII.
"A ,HRICK HOUSE AND LOT on north side =,
Williamsburg avenue, near the above, formerly
0e xns 81 81 sa nj saSsse sS so,eb.,
Situated on the south sce OK Moore stleef heswaey
Gifmer and Pine str ets--to wit:
A good BAICK DWELLING with aho,, IL,
rooms. andtLOT so by SEQ feet.,--- ''A
A LOT adjoining the above On the east 81 BY 200
feet " @Vo
And rive LOTS sdjoininz the dwelling on ,ss
street., " '" ii'e
Upon some Of the above property there "a also ,
large quanty Of very suoettor brick.elsy.
AZ The same time and place, we will sen L0Tog
GR0USD In Sidney, at the corner Of PARK ave.
nue. lor seumetown roadl and Rowland streets l75
by about las feet 10 an alley. =. 'O
Plass or all the property may be seen at the oace
OF the auctfoneere, and sales win be made iIssuch
parcels as may be deemed best
This sale Is worthy Of general attention, and
especially OF brick-makers, as II affords an oIpor.
tunity Of securing good clay al both ends OF The
city. .lsg s.s -. - 40
TERMS One fourth cash balance at six, twelve.
and eighteen months, for negotiable notes with in,
terest added, and rtle retained until the notes are
paid. JOHN A. MEREDITH.
WILLIAM j. LEAKE
Commissioners
GRUBBs WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. nol5
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lib Main street.

0NE HUNDRED AND THIRTY.sEVEN
~ FEET OF GROUND ON SOUTH L "A ,,isI
STsEET, At AUCTION, on SATURDAY, NO
VENEER GOTH. AT 4 O'CLOCK r MY re
auest OF owner will sell at auction on .e aoUsI
Dale 1877 w 14S FEET, fronting on souih LauIsi
Street two squares from the terminus OF me Srees
csss railway. Also. DES1Rn Bile Bup rIvDSir "
aiIey. and bot.pded on the south by twcDty-loot
alIev. This lot Is beautifully located, ana Is on lhe
west side OF Pine between Spring and Cn,na seeis
TERMS: One fourth cash balance In SIX tweiYej
and eighteen months six per cent interest seSuleo
yra19 80 r Aucti0neer.
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Bv Richardson 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lib Main street,

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID chaucery Court Of the city Of Richmond pro-
bounced in the suit of Chesterman against Jones,
shall sell at public auction, on the first day of the
next term of Hanover County Court tbeing the
18th DAY Of NOVEMBER, 1851 at IL NJ, at
the courthouse of said county, a FARM containing
so acres, rood, and 20 poles. more or less, now
occupied by Mrs. Jores, situated ABOUT three miles
Hay post-ofice, on which Is good DWELL II G.
HOUSE containing seven rooms, and the usual ous-
houses.
TERMS One third cash; balance in two initial
menls at six and twelve months for negotiable notes
with interest added, and the title to be retained uH-
til the whole purchase-money is paid and convey
ance ordered by the court.
nos Special Commissioner.
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BY Robert B. Lyme,
-; successor TO Lyme e Brother,)
Real Estate Agent and Auction eer,
No. 1912 Main street.

GMALL BRICK TENEMENT WITH
- VALUABLE LOT FRONTING ON SOUTH
SIDE OF MAIN STREET StCOND DOOR WEST
POSfTE THE RESIDENCE OE MRS. JANE
GRIFFIN, FOR SALE By AUCTiON.-By re-
guest OF the heirs Of Robert Brown, deceased lshal
sen, upon the premises. on WEDNESDAY the 7th
day Of November, 1876. at O'Clock p. NJ, the
above ost valuable property, located in one-of the
best neigborhoods In the city. The LOT Is 80 oy
- feet
TERMS: Easy, and at sale.
A rare chance 10 secure good property at Q small
outlay. ROBERT B. LYME,
no 13 Auctoneer.
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A UCTION SALE WILDE SoLD , pt
n public auction, at Supnysi6e gear tSS ~ on
FRIDAY, November y, S76. comm,sppSc, p.aTY
O'Clock A. AZ. ,ali The prkS0SAL fhVi a-'
belonging 10 the farm, consisting o. N. y,lward
HORSES and BROOD MARES. 10 foat 10 oi1 49,
Everett stallion" ~. clair
NILES Mich S R9ms: PIGS PIGS and BROOD sows
Hay .PsFsss new THR
REAPER. CLIrPKN MOVIE, HAY.ikDDAk'
GLEANER, PLOgGHs,t II ARROWS ,,,,.,,.nts:
BnKcxsMITHs'I COILS CARPENTERS QUA
l25 barrels CORN 80 a.. ,.,,,5,,,sc, &c
SHOCKS, FODDER, BAY, sIhAW. Sh AZ ~ s.psy
PRODUCTS, with Other asticies1o9 H'e4's
msnioIE; or nnrchases amorn.tng TO less than
4, M c.sb. Sor amounts over 81 90, notes az ssnssy
Gsys. Interest added, With sppr2see n s1aSs
For the prcprielors. j. u. aoSu sn,gsr.
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BY Goddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
.r. No, 1lO6 Main street,

TWO BRICK HOUSES ON THE EAST
l. SIDE OF SECOND NEAR DUAL STREET
FOR SALEAT PUBLIC AUCTIOS.-On MON
DAY the 22d day Of November, 1878, ut O'Clock
P. NJ, we will offer for sale, on The premises: at
public auction, TWO BRICK, HOUSES located as
above described. One has four rooms and cellar,
the other has two rooms. Lots front about 90 and
SO feet and run hack an irregular width, T. csc
houses are so constructed that they be used as
stores. .ss@-a& .t.E
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at four. eight,
and twelve months, with interest added, and Sc.
cured by deed Of trust. =.
GODDIN, WARREN & CO,
no 10 Auctionsers.
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BY Richardson, d Coz
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1113 Main street. 49,

IA DENCE AND LOT ON CHURCH AILL
FOR SALE BY AUCTION.-We shah zen by auc-
ton, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY the 18th
instads, al O'Clock Fl. NJ, an attractive BRICK
RESIDENCE with two stories, containing ak
rooms kitchen, stable, and lot feet on the
north side OF Broad street between Twenty-seventh
and Tweaty-eighth, Church HILL rs ~
TEENS: One third Of the purchaser money In
cash; the residue In four, eight, and twelve months,
negotiable notes to be given for the deferred pay
ments with interest added, and secured by deed Of
ruS. RlCHARDSON q CO.,
no ~ itatsls = 49, Auctioneer5. e
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BY Richardson 6 Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneefs'
No. 11l3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO FRAME
i TENEMxNTs AND LOTS On ON, TIE HE EA NJ
SIOE OF TWENTY.FlFTH STkEESI:: r Pc
TWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH sTEhE 20,
CHURCH HILL, BY AUcTI0S.aAs trustee s y :
deed bealiug date The 10th day Of DecemDer iS
from William n. Norriss, and duly recorded 10 u,S
CLERK, ctice OF The Chanc.ry Court OF the ciy w
Richmond, 10 secure the payment certain zee
gotiabIe note therein described shsi - soiJer
In said deed being required so TO do by the hoiusa
of said note sell by auction, on the preinses %
WEDNESDAY the 24th instant, at o'sto S.t,si /
NJ The reaf estate located as above, aug s,
In said deed as having front Of 33 oy LEO Ies..
TERMS Enough fp CASH 70 defras Inc s sapsI
OF executing This trust, ard to pay on ~
note for $500 With Interest thereon al tne rag ~
light per cent. per annum from inc 2otn I,ns as
Der, "A, until paid the residue Oh sush
shall be announced st sale. .,.~,5 ,-..orI-
The aforementioned property was so.a ,. AMEN
ing TO said .rust unGer y preyion1 aaSs, h ihs
but the put chaser having failed 10 comply VIII he
terms OF hfs purchase the sal real es,a,e ". "a
resoId as above advertised, ak the cost ano "a
el sa.o putSu>'ei'Ss - Trustee.
~ =
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wATCHEs, sEWkARY. &c.

MATCHES AND CHAINS FOR e.
I Wv Indies and gentiemeR can be bought Cor 81
ahouf one haif their value. There IL no use sEkAa
i'm paying $50 for ladies, watch when yon eau
buyit for $20, or $I25 for y gentiemanS watch
when you can get Il fer $50. Rings, buttons. &C.,
very cheap at 8. a. WINST0CKS npan Office. z
north Fourteenth street 70 4z-&n
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= aosnanx Thro' tho Eye.
!. pAHcIruE INTERPRETATIONS DISPOSED 81.
i..s-.,..r..,. - se.yp s,a3c afoaR lrHER.

A FAHCIrUE NEEHPRETATIoKSp isPUskp ~ ~
NJ InrrzRsFnox EuRss's stoGB ArHER.
From the Boston Advertiser, November o.l
Some time ago member Of the Tar 10 TINS
cify. interested In subtleties not ait0getne,I.
legal, undertook TO verify the 1olloWine ".
OF poeticaI exegesis, which has been iof so'n u'
time going the rounds: .,,,,.., Z
"a New York pictorial publishes an Illus,
tratton Of g Comm thr0 the hye,a anu
blunders into what we presume y tns ~ "a
lar misconceptiop Of the dttty, giving a asS
die and lassie meeting and kissing IN IN = nef1
OF graip. The lines 3..]- =, ..3 /.
.If ladtie meet rasis ~
coming thro' the syt !" -
md esneciaIlv the other coupiet 49,
Whsn comm ihro' the rye" "a;
-. ~ to ;mply that traversiug che rye was
%. hs,;,nai or common thing. but what 10
~ name of the Royal Agricultural Society
eo,,,d he the object In trampling down q
cr uu Of grain 10 that style2 The song per
hans suggests harvest scene, where DOLE
ssTes- "a is the custom In Great Britain, are
at work reaping, aud where they woaiu
come and go through the feid indeeo, on!
not through the rye Itself, so as to meet ana
b;ss in it. The triltk is the rye In this case rs
M more grain than Rye Beach Is IN Deiae
the name Of small, shallow stream %. neal
AYR. in Scotland, which, having neither
bridge nor ferry, was forded by tne peop'e
going to and from the market, custom allow-
Ing lad to steal Kiss from any lass Oh his
acquaintance whom he met mid-stream. Oul
contemporary will see that this is the true
explanation il he will refer to Burnss orsgl-
nal balIad, in which the first verse refers to
the lass wetting her clothes Ia the stream:
JENNIE dis s, wat, puir bodie;
JenBys seldom dry;
She dra97S a. her pettfcoade,
Comm, thro' the rye"
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By Bebert B. Lyme,
Successor TO Lyme & Brotner.)
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1912 Main street.

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND VA
Y CANT PROPERTY IN ROCKETS, AT
FOOT OF FULTON HILL, FORMERLY OCCU-
PIED BY MIR. WATTS AS A BRLCK.YAR
AND ADJOINING BALTIMORE BRICK COM
PANY'S PROPERTY, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
BY request OF the owners ! shall. upon the premi-
SEES, on MONDAY the 22d day Of November, 1875,
at O'Clock 2. NJ, sell the above valuable property
There are some four Eve acres which can be sub
divided into building lots or can be used proftaby
as brcK.yard having upon It some superior clay.
BILE and Office, and TIVE small brick houses, and Q
large frame building. If the ground be not solo,
then the improvement Will be sold to be re:
moved. There Is in them very large quantity OF
bricks and building material aud rare chance to
procure such ut u slcrtfce.
TERMS: Atssle. ROBERT B. LYME, a
no17 a, Auctoreer.
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By Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 11l3 Main street.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID Chuncery Court of the city Of Richmond pro.
nounced in the suit Of Chesterman against Jones
shaIl sell ri nnbIIc auction on the premises, ut
O'CLOCK p. NJ. on THURSDAY the 18th day or No.
vember. 1875. a HOUSE and LOT on h a., as
Ave feet on Adams street between Clay and Leigh
Streets, and running back seventy feet.
TERMS: One third cash; balance n TWO ,rshl.
notes with interest added and the title TO be tapeo
until the whole purchase-money is paid aud 4 con-
'eSaA'e oioe'eN v ROBERT HOWARD,
nos ~ Special Commissioner.
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r BY W. Goddip,
Real Estate Agent and Aucdoneer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

SALE OF SEVEN
i EIGHTHs OF HOUSE AND LOT ON UNION
oPPosiTE 70 The METHODIsT CHURCH.
As trustee IN certain. deed Of trust from Seth
Creekmore, trustee OF Mary T. Chris tan, bearing
mond ChaUcery Coalt, in Deed.5oot No. Sc 4. mage
960.I shall sell q, auction On the PREMISE, on
Friday III 26,h OF November, 1876, ut o'clock
or lately in The OCCUPANCY Of Gr. william Chris.
tap. The lot has q front OF AZ feet apc depth OF
1876 feet, With q comfortable FRAMED TENE-
HENT thereon.
TERMS: Enough in cash to defray expenses OF
sale and to discharge note Of S121.36 with inter-
est from the Goth OF November, 1870; as TO the
residue Of the proceecs OF sale, ON such terms as
may be announced ut the time Of sale.
Il " -rs, ALEXANDER II. SANDS,
no 16 Trustee.
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RESTAURANTS,
r AIDES RESTAURANT ON 49,
Ia BROAD STREET. &sM

shall continue the .REsTAURAET w.
opent DARING Fair week, and Will. be prepares 70
furnish In lrst-class style OYSTERS,GAI Z. 6c.,
night. In . few days iwiif be prepared 70 EST
NATE F6R MEAT SUFFERS In any destred STYLE lyle,
having made " soI sne los'
FRIED OYSTERS ID boxes. LUNCHES sent
to any part Of the city = - .sys.. - sss,
ON the hin aRESTAU SANTShere ladies' wtin or
without gentlemen, can be served with subsisntia.s
as we'll as sweets, ssk portion or ING paqnc pa
) no - "a - sa7 Broad street
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BY N. NJ. Lee,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
No. IL Eleventh street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FRAMED
tHOUSE ON LEASEHOLU NEAR LEIGH
AND TWENTY-THIRD STREETs.-n pursu-
ance of decree Of the Chancery Court OF the citY
of Richmond, pronounced on the 21st day OF DC
tober, S75, In the suit OF Robinson %. Crunip IS
special commissioner named In said decree, VIII
seIl at publfc auction, on the premises, on FRI
DAY, l9lh November, 1876, at 4 O'Clock T. d.,
the property described In safd suit as Franz,
DWELLING-HOUSf, built on leased ground, ana
owned by Henry Crump, deceased, and situate near
Leigh aud Twenty. third streets.
TERMS: One half In cash; balance on cIedii q
six months for negotiable notes Interest au'GIu.
'AS- CHASTAIN WHITE,
no1a Special Commissioner.
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BY Robert 3. Lyme,
isuccessor to LYne j. Brother,)
. Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
No. 1912 Main street.

FIXTURES OF A LARGE RETAIL
n FEED.SToRE, consisting Of
PEATFoRM-sCALEs,
TRUCK, .
Two STOVES,
MEASURES, r...
BAGS,
One small IRON SAFE,
Two DkSKS, ------..
Tw0TABLES, 80 .,-.-.......-
WATER. COOLER,
r.. One. = COOLEY HITCHISG-P0ST,'
and sundry other articles 100 numerous TO men
ton, at store occupied by ). s. Carter, agent no.
728 Main, between seventh and Eighth streets. BY
request of Mr.. Carter shall sell. upon the premi-
ses, the above articles, on FRIDAY the 18Th Mo-
TERMS: Cash. RORERT y. LYME,
moi AHciioneer.
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r YKEN'S VALLEY COAL.-Four bun.
IL bred tons of this celebrated coal for sale. Also,
Reliance and Burnside Egg and stove; WeS
beriand. for steam and smiths use; Clover Hill
and Midlothian Lump; Soft Lump and Hail , Coke;
Oak and Pine Wood. WRIT ROBs kIS.
&C 23 corner Seventeenth and Cary streets.
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YxTANTED, d SERVANT TO asaist In car
WV INK for children and. house. Cleaning white
Must come reconamended. Apply at
4uS east Leigh street. between fourth aad HIn. So
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

A NICE FRONT ROOM on first floor,
IA with board. at 361, SeyeEth and Main streets
Also TABLE-BOARDEKS wanted. no 5-3t"
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FOR RENT, that most desirable and "a
pleasant STOCK-BRlCK DETACHED al
DWkILING now owned and occupied by 7. j..
Moncure, ESQ.,, on Twenty fourth street between
Broad and Marshall streets. Eight rooms; kitch-
en-, &C.; stable. and fine lot. Rent very low $500
per year, and possession at once: rr.,
no15.3t f't, Real observation-disclosures.
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Editor and Biographer OF Robert Burns.
P.S. / should remark that Burns's song
consists only of two separate stanzas, with
chorus. The couplet containing the words
quoted by the Newburyport herald,
+ A. the lads they smile on me,
&c., does not belong to Burns's own edition.
?. 81. W.
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NANNELTON SEMI-CANNEL COAL
Othe peerless coal for open crates kindles quicker,
gives more heat and burns longer than any coal on
The market Anthracite Coal, all sizes, best quslity;
Cumberlan dCoaI, for steam: QuinnImont Coal Tor
steam James River and Bcllona Soft Coke.
S-P. LATHROP.
sa1O Seventeenth street at drawbridge.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
Il REAL ESTATE IN ORANGE COUNTY,
VA. KNOWS ASH WOODLEY."-B virtue OF a
decree Of the October term Of Orange Circuit
Court win offer at public sale, on the premises. on
THURSDAY, November 25, 1875; that valuable
ESTATE known as Nv soiop on r. Iee de
ceased, containing $50 ACRES situated IN Orange trns
miles from Orange Courthouse. adjoining the
Montpelier estate 1.-THE home Of President Madisonl
the lands of Colonel John Willis, Colonel GarTet
Scott, u. NJ. Burnard. and Others.
The land Is Of the finest chocolate SOIL ana IN
GOOD state OF cultivation, improved by a large and
commodious FRAME DIV CLING containing
twelve rooms, extensive lawn and enclosures, nne
old shade,rees all the necessary out buildings: e,c
About one-tbird OF the land Is In timber, most OF
Which Is original growth, and well watered.
| TERMS OF SALE: One-fourth cash the balance
in three equal instruments, one, two, and three
wears; the purchaser to give bonds With good per-
sonal sec urity, bearing six per cent Interest from
date and the title retained further security until
the whole purchasc-mouey Is paid
will take pleasure In showing the property 70
day Of sale. LEWIS II. LEE,
Executor OF j. II. Lee, deceased.
J.H. HoUsEwoRTH, Auctloneer. no l.eooot~
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MULES, MULES just arrived D.
WI at our stables, on assignment, from WA
'''' "'''' FfRsT.CLAss MULES, MGnG
which will be sold very low to close them out at
once.
hire.-------r--Faus1 IA ---~r--~TURSER& co
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A NTHRACITE COAL for furnaces, La
n tro5es, self-feeders, base burners, and other
stoves; CLOVER Hill. LUMP and HAi isd,H
highly recommended; BLACK HEATH lump,
average and smiths burns Ike the Midlothian and
Is mined on adjacent property. For SAFE at Prices
~ 'A'.0-' ALBERT BLAIR,
Fourteenth street near Mayo's bridge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-17
RUsHNEss WANTS.
FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, comfortable TWO-@
II STORY HOUSE with four rooms, closet, ~
&c: also GARDEN; one mile from Manchester.
Annly at NUNNALLY & SONS,
NJ 7-3teodx Manchester. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-17

IGOR RENT, suit of three very desi. IN
l. rable ROOMS. on second floor With kltch ~; y;
Thoroughly repaired. Possession given at once.
Apply on premises. No. S14 east Grace street.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-17
BY Goddin, Warren & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1lOS Main street, -.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
FARM IN CoRoLINE COUNTY, CONTAIN
ING TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY.FiYE
AND A HALE ACRES, DWELLlNS, AND n, NJ.
LANDS OF MEssRs. J. T. BUTLFR, J. C.LUCk.
AND T. w. SCOTT.-By virtue Of deed OF trust
from John w. Hutchesop and wife to the nnder
Rather Glen, on the Richmond, Freoerickshurs and
Potomac railroad, on SATURDAY the 20th gay Of q
located as above described The deed requires that
The sale shall be made after advertising for thirty
DAYS hut by consent of all parties Interested the sale
will be made after ten days notice.
TERMS: Made known at sale.
no 10 - r. w, HUTCHINSON. Trustee.