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THE PRESIDENT ELECT ar HoM1.
How he Received the News Of his Election -
the Chief Magistracy.

low he Received the News Of his Election -
the Chief Magistracy.
Gov. Tilden sat very quietly in his houss
at Gramercy Park all last evening, and receives
the news through a private wire and from
minute messengers from the Democratic head-
quarters. A number OF family friends were with
him early to hear the returns, and to their NUM-
Der were added the Governors political friends.
who poured In later. In the evening
to tender their congratulations. Al
About ten o'clock Mcssrs. Algernod &. Sullivan
and Augustus Schnell arrived at the head OF the
delegation from Tammany Hall to request the
Governor to go down to the Wigwam and re-
ceve the congratulations Of the Sachems. Buf
the Governor thought II would hardly do SO Ia
take time by the furolock, and said IL was bettss
to wait until the result was placed beyond q
possible doubt. An hour later the
Hon. John Kelly, ruddy and Joyous, ap-
pcarcd and had an Interview of con-
siderable length with the President elect. The
Governor was calm aud composed under his
budding hon RS From tho 81 TT he h td worn
quiet, asslred air that was so assured that 10
could hHtcly become more confident and he
became evon Quieter "a time wore on. HIS nrsR
con IA vi tory despatch, which was from sum-
nit, n. was received with manifest sntisfao-
tiOn. Nor were his guests DoisY excited over
the news OF his elevation to the Chief NJ gus
tracy. The des patches were read with oompo-
sure and tie Governor received all congratular
uOns very quietly.
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VIRGIkIA.

NORFOLK, Nov. THE election was
quiet. lhls clt, gives Tilden majority Of O5s
G"ode, Democratic, Tor Congress one Of pOJ, uHd
a Domocr.tic gain Of 67i.
Elizabeth City county gives a Republican ma
joritv OF 30 and Republican gain OF 20
NCnMoND, Nov. S-Tden's majority In Rich
moud VIII be l.A1. Ret 1rns From, ihe surround
ing cuLnues show Democratic gains over the
vote OF 1874. Tho only close contests fer Con.
Rress are IN the Second and Fourth Distrcts.
TIE remaining seven districts will elect Demo
cratic tongressmen. Tho returns from the
Ing over the vote OF 1874 Tho Demoot attic ma
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KENTUCK Y.

LEXINGTON, Nov. 7.-O6iclal vote OF the
city gives-Tilden, 1.5Is; Hayes. 2.l72 a Demo-
cratic gain Of a. on the vote Of 1877. Blackburn
Dem), for Congress. 1854 shackelford Qaep.l,
1,s95.
LOUISVILLE, NOV. 7.-Tilden's majority In Ken
lucky 10 estimated at over 5000.
LoUIsvIILE. Nov. L Majority In city, 1905
In State. 5000 to 1000. We have carried evei
Congressional district. 4. L. BuRyETT,
Chairman Dem. Central Committee.
LouIsvILLE, Nov. THE total vote Of the city
bliss and Tilden l2.1g3, Democratic majority OF
7.U5 and a Democratic gain sf $500. The State
probably goes Democratic by over 10000. The
Democrats elect Congressman In every district.
they being as follows:
First, Andrew Boone; Second James McKen-
zc; hird John W. Caldwell; Fourth, j. Proc
tor Knott; Filtb, Albert s. " ILLS Sixth. John
q: Carlisle; seventh, J. c. S. Blackburn Eighth,
". j. Durham Ninth, Thomas Turner; lenth,
john u. Clarke.
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GEORGI1.

COLUMBUS Nov. 7.-Muscogee county
gives Tilden 400 majority, as also a like number
to Harris Dem) for Congress. This district
goes Democratic by heavy majority.
AUGUSTA, Nov. THE returns seem to indi-
cato the election OF On unbrcken Democratic
delegation to Congress. There has been large
vote poled In the state. Every county In the
Eighth District has gone Democratic. Rich
jorlty.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 5-Chatham County gives
HHrtridge for Congress over 60 majority; Til
dens majority SO. Seven hundred negroes
voted the straight Democratic ticket. Every
thing passed on quietly although there was a
crowd oi negroes In the town all DAY.
ATLANTA. Nps. THE s. ate give. a major
ity Of from hfiy To Sky thousand for 1iden.
Ihe Congressional tickot is reelected through
out INC slate.
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The Pacific Coast Joins the Vict0-
ri0us Phalanx.
THE NATION REDEEMED.
fhe South SOhd for Honest Govern.
ment and Reform.

The latest returns seem to leave no
doubt Of the election of Tiiden and Hendricks
The probabilities are that they have received
about 2O5 Electoral votes. This would
leave to Hayes and Wheeler l@. and
rive Tlden and Hendricks Al majority. In this
estimate we concede Ohio, Michigan, Nevada.
and Wisconsin to the Republicans. We are not
sure that they have carried them all. We con-
ssde New Jersey and California to the Demo-
srats. We are at this moment not quite certain
about either OF them. However, we hav no
loubt Of Ti.den's election.
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VERMONT.

CAsrLEroN. Nov. 7.-Castleton, Rutland
county, Vermont, gives q Republican majority
Of l2l.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION. Nov 7.-EIehty nine
towns In Vermont give Hayes $3.50; Iilden
1s.JTa. The same towns rave Grant ei.53s; Gree
le, 6.sl0. Republican gain Of LEO; Democratic
gaia 5.5Gg
return, from 50 towns give Haves 25,2j8, III
drn 231g. scattering IL. same towns gave, In
1872, Grant &i5B, Greeley $50. O'Couor 2l6 |:
,yess mai irtty over III len. Il. .s6i; Hay..'s
gan over Grant. 1,72O; liiden's majority over
Greeev ami O'Conur. 5.S3.
One hundred and NJ y two towns to be heprd
from gave Giant l.p45 Gr,nts majority over
Greeley Auu OCOnOr W about p,UNO Ia le12.
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ILLINOIS,.

CHIcAGo Nov 7.-Returns from twenty
townships In Illinois show general Republican
m Jorues. The vote for Cooper In some u the
interior counties Is nearly equal to that for
lilden.
CHICAGO, Nov T.-At Q o'clock II Is evident
that Aldnch (tep Is elected from the fir,t
Courressi"nIl District Harrison Den.) IN the
second, and Lemoyne tDeni.) IN tue IhiTd. The
Gernnns cut lirenthTu beayily. Chicago will
doubtless 60 1900 for lilden.
Chro, % majority for lilden; Democratic
gain ( 20
Returns from 20 towns In Illinois give Hayes
t,S@; ,Iilden, 3,isi; Cooper ~; Republican gain
over the vote Tor loI2 OF LIZA Democratic gain
l,tiN being net Democratic gain OF M
CHICAGO, Nov. 7.-Eleven precincts In this
city and ~ towns In the Interior Of the state
give n yes 1890 linden 1887. a small Demo-
cratic gain over the vote fur Governor IN ls,3,
when the State went Republican by over blOJJ.
Tnere is no doubt Of alargo Republican malori-
" in the state.
Returns from 50 towns In Illinois give Hayes
2l0Sl lilden, lS,5Oli Cooper, al net Demo.
cratic gain, 3W.
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UISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 7.-Madison gives a
net Democratic gain Of 800 which proportion
indicates that lilden has carried theState.
Returns frcm nfty towns and wards in Wiscon-
sin give Hayes majority Of l,9Dy, a Republican
gain Of VI7
NtnetN-eight towns and wards give Tilden l2
majority, Democratic gain Of ugi This does
not include any returns from the city Of Mil
wanhee. where there are indications Of a large
Republican gain.
ll2O 4. NJ Twelve OF the thirteen wards Of
Milw iukee and one town give lilden l.2t8 ma
jOfty. The Democratic majority In tho county
viii not exceed $500. One hundred anu hfty-
four owns ana wards, not including tho above
90.
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One hundred md sixtv-three towns aud cties
give HAye- 6isJj; lilden. 43,436: hice, Gl ,5J4 /;
Adams, 4l.0Gl; Baker, 5.Sl
The following is the vote Of Boston all but one
wardi II yes. l9lS; llden, 222.1; Rec, 1903;
Adams, 2l,515 liJker, Lbs.
one hundred ana ninety seven towns give
II ves gj51s; rilden, 7l,0ii; Rice, s9,S0i; Adams,
7U06 Baker. StS5.
Four counties complete give sixtY-One Repub-
Ne "a and ten Democratic member. Of the Lecis-
lature. All out turee towns in the Fith Dis
uict Give inks9 0 al rockingham. . l5j. Oth4r
town VIII Increase Btnks's maj nIy about 20
, h. rhird DIS rict elec $ Dean % M tor Com
gress by IS plur Morse (DcmD is also
elected In the Fourth District Bu.lrr. In the
seventh Dist. ici, has about 5000 plurality over
IarDOx HuI IIudr.
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TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS, Nov. THE election here to-
day WIS unusually quiet a very heavy vote
was polled, that Of the city being over 1000,
or 1000 over any former vote. 1t Is believed
that Thomas, tho Inuspendent Democratic cam
didnte for Governor, has rried the county by
over 1.5O0, and that the Republicans have elect
ed thor legislative ticket. lhe Democrats gem
orally concede the election OF Randolph tRepub-
lican) for Congress over Young (Democrat), the
present incumbent. The Official vote will not
be known until a late hour.
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MA YLfND.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 7,-Tilden's majority
In this city is s,0p In the State not less than
1000 Five Democrats elected 10 Congress. Tho
sixth District doubtful.
Onlcial returns from all the wards in this city
give Democratic m JpritY Of lO090. In this
Congressional district, compri ing tho Flrst -
the NiHth hrls, inclusive. KuumOlrs Dem)
majority Is b.27 Fouth, savanna Dem ma
iprity over 200. Returns from every portion uf
the state show democratic gains.
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NEBR5SKA 4.

OMAHA. Nov. THE election passed of
quietly. A helvy vote was poiled ~ tins city.
No returns are yet IN from the state. Both par
ties claim Douglass county. Local factions have
caused much scratching. The straight ticket so
f.r cornted in this city shows u Democratic
plurality.
OMAHA. Nov. T.-Partia returns from Colfax
county show 81 Republican majority the
lurty; Dodge county, ll0 Republican majority ;
Memaha county Is claimed by the Democrats
Saline county Republican by about iOO Demo-
Gratis claim Platte county by 100 majority No
oihcial returns have been received.
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UORSH NOTES.

Goldsmith Maid will winter In California
Charles Robinson OF Fishkiu has purchased
AucmArie for 900,
ADD was sold al the Plmco meeting TO A II.
Brow VI Na,umore TOO 5000.
MurrHiH continues 10 rags In and near Cairo
tsYpl' Aeary aOoO horses have died III that citT
NlOLc.
C. McArdell ~ Middlet0wn, MY. has SOD
tll,OVO,
Flora Temple IA In her thirty. second wear. sts
thestnhl iiili, PhadOpnlA
The once renowned race horse wild Irshmds.
nt last surviving son OF Imported 9iOhoOe. died lhs
nlA at
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HALIFAX, Nov. IAN American brig. Iumbss
laden. Is reported ahorc at Porters Passage east a
Halifax. Tue schooner Morning Light from Boston, n
ashore al Cape Negro Late reports from Newfoun h
land there have been many thirty shpv recks
on that co st sincc the Is of October Several ivea
were lost: rho schooner Minnie Cronon Of Halifax,
Nhich lrft Boy Of Islands the 18th OF DC
Pctuu has been fallen IN with dsmlntled sinkinss
Tue crew ana three tour Passengers supposed "
nave hren lost. Tn schooner Lizzie OF T.egnOuths
from 81 Johns for Glice bay went ashore Port NOvG
on fndy night last aud Is total wreck. Tue cro1
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WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS, Nov. 7.-Gov. Tilden will
have $500 majority, and Robinson 1900 majori-
ty. Clarkson N. Potter Ia elected to Congress
by 2,tcO majority. The entire county
ticket is elected by 1900 majority.
James r. Angel Republican, will probably
bo elected to the Assembly In the First District.
and W. +. Moler, Dem, In the Second District,
II is rumorcd that Gen. James w. Hustled will
he defeated in tho Third District by George Il.
Craft.
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ARK ANSIS.

LITTLE Rock, Nov. THE returns from
Ave wards aud one township are as follows:
Democratic 0e; Republican, 05i. For Com
eress, Stuart, Dem, 612i Cr.vens, Dem, 81;
Mcclure. Rep. 0O5; Rice. Greonback 7s, Dell.
RED. nonoj WARD, Rep; yet 10 bear from.
El0OtioD quiet. ana OrdellT
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JOrTINGS AHOUr rOJvN.

Patrick Dineen dropped dead on the sidewalk
nv laVO SecOud avenue last cyeling.
Henry l. Collins. captain OF Providenos
Yesterday mOrniHg.
The Hon. Thomas X. Downing Of Port Chester
thrown from hls CtTrage Yesterday. and hsd four
Of s flns fractured, Oesds other severe aLd pOdsD
iatal Injuries,
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PENNSILD1hI4.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. T. Philadelphia
gives Hayes and Wheeler 1900 TO 1900 mi-
iorty. Pennsylvania Ia undoubtedly for Hayes
ny from 10000 to l5,OOO majority
Returns from nearly every precinct Of this
city indicate Republican majority ON the
Presidential ticket OF 1j.AH. The city gave r
Republican, majority of 1870 last Year.
krturns from - towns and townships out side
OF the city, principally Ia Chester, h.rNs, and
Delaware counties, show "A net Republican gain
OF o4 ON the vote for Governor la 1873.
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MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. THE election passed
on very quietly. An unusually heavy vote was
polled. The appointment Of several hundred
United States Deputy Marshals caused great
dissatisfaction among all good citizens OF both
parties, and resulted In an increase Of several
Thousand votes for the straight Democratic
ticket. Very little scratching done Returns
Democratic gains. '
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FLORIDA.

LAKE CRY. Nov. 7.-Returns come in
slowly. Tho southern and western counties
show large Democratic gains. Tho Republicans
have small gains n tho eastern counties. Tue
State looks Democratic. Definite -eturns are
expected about midnight. The Democrats
claim the State
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RHODE ISLAND.

Providence, Nov. 7.-Partial returns
from all parts Of the state show that Hayes Will
hive from 5000 to 900 majority. Eames and
Ballou, Rel ubllcan Cnngressmen, are both re-
elec,rd 10y a large vote, There have been no
d sturb inces. All three Of the State cOustltu-
tiOnal amendments are rejected.
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WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER

Jority In Alexandria Is 210, and about the ssme
majority for the State Constitutional amend
ment. Gen. w. H. y. Lee Is elected to the state
Senate. There is no doubt OF Hunters reslec-
tion to Congress by a majority OF several thou
sand.
NORFOLK, Nov. THE majority for Goode
nem) for Congress In Portsmouth is Ills, .
Democratic gain OF e65,
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CHICAGO, Nov. 7.-Returns have been re-
ceived from fifteen townships In Iowa, showing
heavy Republican majorities.
Partial returns from II counties In Iowa show
Republican gain of IA a Democratic gain Of
t9 net Republican gain 62.
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valuable Land Patent, .rnu,ed.

wAsHINGroN. Nov Tho Commissioner oe
the General Land ONCE today Issued patent for the
nancno Jamu. embracing two square leagues IN sla
Diego Coun " Ga itOtnli, nTy II. BuuOn, Nara
burton. and Neliir Burton, cOunrnlres and also q
paient Tor tue Rancho Irdra Blanca comprisni +s 800
sl. mi
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ST. PAUL. Nov. 7.-Returns received to 0
o'clock Indicate full vote and heavy Repubil-
oan majority on the general ticket Dunnell
(RepJ IN the FIRST Congress sional District will be
elected Ntewart (nep IA the lbIrd and prODa
bly, Sttait (ltep.l Ia tue second.
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VEST VIRGINIA.

WHEELING, Nov. THE Dem ocrats
pnin In every precinct heard from. Wilson's
majority In the first Conare essional District will
be 1000. rne majorities for Msrturs and
Kenna in the second aud third are very large.
Tiluen's majority will reach 20,000.
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ron rnpEN AND mENpnIcKA.
NEW YORK.

The returns from the interior Of the State OF
New York al l o'clock, when this edition want
10 press, were very meagre, but sufficient To
Indicate that the State has gone for H.
den by handsome majority, aud that
the entire Democratic state ticket Is elected
Tho Repu blcans cl i'm the defeat Of Congress
man Ward In the Eilhth District. The Assem-
bly, Is very close, with probability that tho
Democrats will have a small majority.
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Miss NIarshall Ahead.

Misses Won Hlllern and Marshall resntered the
track IN the Central Park Garden at about O'CLOCK
yesterday morning and at 1I3o Miss Won unlern hAl
wakod seyenly.nve mites. after rest OF four hour
Miss Marshall completed her Tooth mile at 20 ock
r. NJ. Miss NJ tr.hall walked thirty miles during The
day, and Miss Won Hihcrn twenty one.
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state Onacers Elected.

Governor-LucIus RoBINsoN.
Lieutenant ant-GOvernor-wuLIAN DonsnKInRn.
Cans COmmlssioncr-DARIUs a. OapHs.
Inspector " State Prisuns-koBHRr n. ANDERSON.
Judge Of the Court of Appeals -RoBKRr EARL.
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Iarry IIolton. eX-ppliceman, Died In Newark.
on MONDAY, from iOt w. caused from hltr on che
tnuml rV'd ~ drunk, quarrel with PairicG
Mtblauus tArct WteAs 40.
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The Cues,. Of q. w. Cb,,ds. A. NJ.

WAsHINOToN. Nov. 7. The President and Mrn.
Grant wltn Secretary fsh. viii leave Washington fo<
phlladrlpha tomorrow. and be the guests OF q. W.
thliis durnS tielr tsy IN tho clty-unIu tue closs
VI tue Centennial kIhUlllon.
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Van Horne, Division Superintendent OF the
western Union Telegraph Company, reports the
election OF i've and perhaps more Democratic
cratic by over MmO
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The Eastern Qurstion.

LONDON, Nov 6.-lhe standard announces In
an official form that the Marquis ~ salisbury viii %
appoint q special AnntasaGor 10 act with Sir Aunry
~ ibtt ne slisr plenpoteniifl at Tue oOnsempA-e4
40
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Gov 1ilden's majority in Kings county is IL
100. and including the thfeo county towns 30 far
beard from Ia 1s 22. In the town Of Flatlands.
vncn bas for thirty years gone Republican, lii
den gets "a mi Jority.
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MAINE.

PORTLAND. Nov. THE following is q
statement OF the vote cast In the principal cities
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'ReeIected. tDemocratic gain. tRepubrcsn
gain Democ ats, Is Republicans, O. In the last As.
semnly thor were ~ Republcans and SO Democfais
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Judges oftbs Supreme Court Probably Elected
Seventh District George W. Ra wson (HD.
Eighth Distrlct-Albert haignt (li)
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State Senators Elected TO FIJI Vacancies,
Fifth District-Frederlck W. Seward (Rl.
1hir ynrst Disirlct-E. 4. sprague (R).
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INlel's N. lonIT lvrT liaJ aJes..,............b3bJ
At the tn eof going to press the returns from
The Guy are too Incomplete 10 acmit of exact
nRur's heing gwen, eIcept as Ia The PTesidenual
cfnuidatts. Inc indications aIe that MIR. ROOM
son" nn1 ritv for Governor and Mr.. Elv's for
Mavor VIII each be neatly as l.rge as MIR. lii
deus. or course the entire 1ainmany ticket
shares IN The great Democratic victory.
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Grants majority over Greeley In 1879, 5lt5g
snE VOTE ~ sOME or tue PRINCIPAL CITIES
Aubuin gives II yes s6v IN sJorty. Democratic
gan oi 100
syrseu,e gives Hayes a3s majority q Republi-
Gan Ialn VI 40j.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-19

ETyHAT TRULY VALUABLE FARM
I Known As aIsJNsI EFT HALIan,1 g n II4I,
ITcHM5ND And HENRIC0 yBRN rihE, 49, ~
nsfISfEssAPEHKEAND OHIO HAILRQAp; IARESEl
AND a HALF MILES FROM THE g lIl,1r ~
RIcHMOND, FOR SALE At PUBLIC AUCTION
Al flie request of the owners, Messrs Storrs Coz
we win Offer for sale on the az Pu0hG gs
tion on THURSDAY the 18th day OF MgI, S76
At o'clock z. Nc, that TRvL FAM 49,
DEED AND NINETY-sfX ACRES OF land,
ten acres of which Is meadow land. The whole farm
has been heavily manured and ts In hign state o.
cultivation; young orchard OF TOO or 500 trees ol
choice fruis; well Of excellent water In the yard;
also q fine spring near the house. Improvements
Dwelling with seven rooms Kitchen barn. stable and
division giving to the place with the residence one
hundred and two acres, and to the other
acres, with small house occupied by the manager;
The earness OF this place to the city, with splendid
pike and railroad communication, with furn-out on
The place accommodation trains pass twice day.
sho,ld engage tile attention Of those seeking plea
SAINT home, and at the same time good investment.
TERMS Cash sufficient to pay expenses Of sale ;
residue very accommodating terms, ana made
known ut sale. GODDIN, WARREN G 20,
op o-eodtds Auctioneers.
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BY Goddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctiopsers,
I1O6 Nam street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FRAMED
Il STORE, WITH DWELLING ABOVE, ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF BROAD BETWEEN ADAMS
AND JEFFERSON STREETS, AT AUCTION
In pursuance of deed Of trust from William
II. Cass and wife to the undersigned trustee,
dated the ED day OF December, duly recorded
In the clerks Office OF the Chancery Court OF the city
Of Richmond, and being required so 70 do by the
beneficiary, we win proceed 70 sell on the premises.
at public auction, on THURSDAY, the 9th day OF
dwelling above, situated ss above described. The
lot fronts seventeen feet nine and half inches and
runs back one hundred and twenty-elght feet 10 .
wide alley.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay Oh . note Of 4224
past due, and expenses Of sale; the residue OF the
cured In such manner IS the said William III. Cass
may direct and In default Of such direction, a. tho
trustee shall think ct.
j. A. GLAZEBROoK, Trustee.
GoDDIE wkRREN 4 Co., Auctioneera. apI7
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BY Richardson & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1112 Main street.

a VERY ATTRACTIVE NEW MEDI-
Ia UM-SIZE BRICK DWELLING FOR SALE
BY AUCTION.-We shall cell by auction, on the
premises, on MONDAY the 24th instant, at O'Clock
p. n, . VERY ATTRACTIVE NEW TWO.STORY
BRICK DWELLING and LOT on Haryie street
Zeteile in the plan OF Arlington, with six rooms,
closets; kitchen, stable, and water on the premises
months negotiable notes given for the deferred pay
ments with interest added and secured by deed Of
trust. - : $3.50 RICHARDSON h CO.,
ap1S Auctioneefs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-19
BY n. N. Lee, Auctioneer,
No. IL Eleventh street,

TWO VERY VALUABLE BUILDING
/ LOTS ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF FRANKLIN
STREET, ADJOINING THE RESIDENCE OF
CHARLES L. TODD, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
BY request Of the owner will sell at public auction
1876, at 51 O'Clock P. NJ, the VALUABLE LOTS
above described, fronting twentyeght feet each and
These arc the most desirable building lots and stu
ated on the most fashionable part OF Franklin street.
and should attract the attention OF persons Wishing
to buy for private residences. -
TERMS :: One third cash balance on q credit OF
six and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added and To be secured by trust-deed on the pro-
.erty N. ii. LEE,
mi Auctioneer.