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BY Richardson & Co., 500
! Roal Estate Agents and Auchoneers,
, ~ No. r1l3 Main street. -

SALE OF .NALU-
RTcHMoN,D AND COUNTY OF HENRICO by
aIIITI0N.AJy virtue of decree Of he Cnancery
Court Of thecity of Richmond entered on inc Ssth
day Of june 1876 IN the suit OF Walker anu Waie 70
misssoners thereby appointed, VIII seby auction. on
the promises, commencing and contn9ng IN Tue or or
der in witch til herein named, on MOMDAf tIle
24th lnstant, ut 81 o'clock r ~; THKEE GAnHs
with four rooms kitchens aud other improvements
CaThaine street corner of Smith street.
a BRICK HOUSE and LOT, No. az Durai
s&rsstt- near st. Peters street 49,, on -,
Ea.er street between Third aud Fourth streets
on Seventeenth street corner Of Green street
and At S o,s!Sck the same f1 0 ~ hNn With
small FRAME DWELLING thereon, on Williams;
burg avenue near the Gas-Works.
And on TUESDAY. the 25th instant, ut ~ O'CLOCK
M, q TRACT OF EIGHT ACRES OF LAND near
Hungary Station, on the Richmond, FREDERICK
a aaS, fe'1 WERY Ti NTTRAGTIVE LITTLE FARM
called " HAYWOOD" about two miles north OF tie
city of Richmond, the new North road, adjoining
the lands of Thomas Bruton and others contain,
LAND, with a COMFORTABLE FRAME DWELL
ING and other improvements thereon
Also. n TRACT OF THIRTY ACRES OF HIGH
LY-IMPROVED LAND adjoining the above.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at SIX. Twelve
and eighteen months negotiable notes given FOR the
deferred payments with interest added and title re-
tanned until the whole purchasc-money Is PAID ana
conveyance ordered by the court AS to the country
property longer time may be given If desired Try the
purchasers H KEN 1; SHeio Q. HOLIDAY,
Special Commissioners.
RICHARDSON & Co., Auctloneers. j. II
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A TROUBLESOME JoKE--The theft OF the
great Gainsborough painting, "Tbe Beaati
full Duchess of Deyonshire," got one artist
into trouble through the popularity OF bro
ther-artist, who wrote to him. saying :
"What nerve you must have had to collar
Gainsboroush. What are you going to do
with it:'' Mr.. Wells Smith, OF Leeds, the
recipient of this note, glanced over it and
threw it among his waste paper, which. Or
dinarily, would h:Ec been the end OF it.
Finding its way to the dust-hcap, however,
it was picked up by scaycnger,. who evil
IDENTIFY read the scraps OF writing he picked
up, and was also posted on current matters
of news, for he took this especial piece OF
paper to the detectives. He doubtless had
visions of sharing the $4,000 reward offered
for the recovery Of the famous picture. Tie
note found its way to the Central detective
office in London, and Dlr. Wells Smith soon
found himself called upon by an officer,
who desired also to know what he was
"going to do with it." Thereupon the
whole matter was explained as above, and
the police are still looking after that Gains
borough.
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Crs.rER.

$sfSUSEEIS. -.4s $500 $50. -
What! shall that sudden blade f
aG5@ Leap out no more .ty.
No more thy hard be laid ISL
Upou thc syvord-hilt, shifting sore9
O for another suoh .. -Z.tsh
ThechargcrS rein to CLUTCH to- IN is
One eNual voice to summon victory, - i IS
- Sounding thy battle-cry. ttE.-
Brave darling Of the soldiers cholccS $50
Would there were one more voice!
o gallant charge, too boldc
Oh. fierce impcrtous greed ~.
TO pierce The clouds tina. Fl their darkness hold
Among thy fallen braves thou Hest, ..'sF !.
And even With thy blood dehcst
The woltsh foe ! ~ ssf.,.} e.
But All, thou hest low.
And all our birthday song Is hushed indeed
Young Hon OF the plain, &a
Thou Of the lawny name!
Holly the soldiers hearts shall beat, =.
z.ls Their mouths thy death repeat.
Their vengeance seek the trail again s.
But on the charge no more shall stream ~
Thy hair-no more thy sabre gieam-
No more ring out thy battle-shout,
Thy cry OF victory'
Not when hero falls
Thesound a world appals; ~h
For while VIC plant his cross
There Is glory even In the loss;
But when some craven heart .sst
From honor dares to part,
Then, then. the groan, the blanching check,
And men IN Whispers SpNaks
Nor kith nor country dare reclaim ia'"
From the black depths his nanle.
Thou, Wild young warrior. rest,
BY all the prairie-winds carcssed!
Swift was thy dying pangs
Even rs the war-cry rang
Thy deathleSs spirit mounted high
And sought Columbias sky;
There, to the norihward far,
Shines new star,
And from Il hlazes down
The light Of thy rcnOwn-
Iuly 10, 1876. EpMuND 9. STEDNtS
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THE WALLAWHATOOLA SPRINGS

The hotel ut this delightful summer resort, only
three miles from the Mboro' depot of the Chesa-
Deake and Ohio railroad will be open for visitors on
the goth of June. The mineral waters are ALUM
and CIIALYBEATE. The alum water Is shown by
analysis to he the BEST and STRONGEST AClDU-
LATED CHALYBEATE WATER in Virginia 1t
Is entirely acceptable to the stomach, and Is soye-
reign remedy for all chronic diseases which require
Alternative. tonic depurativc and duretic agents: IN
DYSPEPSIA, LIvER-D1S EASE, ScROFGLA, CliKoNiC
DRONCUITIS, cUTANEoUs DISEASES, DISEASES
OF THE URINARY AND SEXUAL ORGANS, NEC-
RALGIA, and GENERAL DEBILITY, 1t Is remedy
of unsurpassed utility and power AS tonic, II Is
prc-cmincnt. Cases of DIABETES have been cured
byit For circular with analysis and remarkable cures
Richmond to r Z. Dupuy, druggist, or write to the
subscriber. Fare from Blilboro, depot to TINS
$40; per MONTH $50; two months, S65. Parties OF
SIX or eight obtain board for the season of three
months for 500.
Post-ofllce address: S1illboro Springs. Bath couI-
~ Va je 19-MW,&F,1m*
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!, BY W. Goddin, . u, :.
Real Estate Agent ana Auc IN. $3.50,
Z corner vf Bank and Eleventh strectSff

TOR SALE At AUCTION, VALUABLE,
T. TIMBER ON A TRACT OF LAND In W.
COUNTY or PRINCE GE0RGeE, A4SsR R A srtRtsS
EDMoSD STEAM sAW-MIL L:.;,,,At the Feqaess Oh Q,
M5 WIiam Ges win c Ses tor f a BsE
nns Ssevanfb streets on TUESDAY the 10th day OF
Juis, 1875, nj 12 NJ, all the STANDING TiaBEE
On tract OF land In Prince G1osfe county nc eat
asoRtt 100000 feet Of pine; AZ s9e
sxme time and place Will selloae bT
POWER STEAM sAW.Mlisls neapiy newl scI one n
Ettcnger & Edmond: foSf Food BoSA-ohn'' ohe
LOG-WAGOE, &c, &c, :. -. ,,,.,,, ,r,,, bs
Parties desiring TO examine TINS properly Wlil pe
TERMs: One fourth cash balance nj four, ana
eight months for negotiable notes saislaGtor1fy CIR
wv w 1sI4'iyl o.ea.2S&25 AnctionecT.
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by Lancaster & Lucke,
Stock and Real Estate Brokers,
State Bank Building.

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AUG
RoA u5G fR OF il cEsTEKFELp
OF p.s ey Of Gt on
18th day of June, 1876 IN the suit Of LanSaste5
and Others trustees against the Clover hill ar4ad
Once OF so of Lancaster Lucke, 10 iii Main street
on THUFspAY the Goth July, 1876, the following
% s ssSn s2s ss eh as the
S eid. Consisting mn of f NfNE HuNDRED AND NINE
TYEoUR ACRES in fee simple; and S one TE3H
ACRES in which the Clover Iiir Company holds
undivided interests and leasehods; and all the MA
ne GoTER H E Hssa hsrs whe
I'm Mines to osb9rne,s on james river With al its
F F2AIREusE s1 WHARHEs AZ and
COAL RESERVOIR AZ Of the al. above property It
tail have been printed and will be furnished to all
who desire to Inspect them. !,
The terms Of sale will be: $3.50 payable on tn
july jul a fs7 y si,el6 on the ist day Of January
1915; 81 $40 on the 1st day of July, 1873; $3.50
On s t I S as to the
such purchasenone one third thereon shall DC pald
in ea third IN SIX 9ndf d pap
cnts to he secured by negotiable notes OF the plr-
chascrs with approved cndorscrs to be secured by
2. And at the same time and place shall also sell
by public auction, and under the authority OF the
same decree. ONE LOCOMOTIVE, THIRTY IRON
cOAL-CARS, Ten GONDOLAS, Two BOX
CARS, ONE SECOND CLASS PASSENGER-CA AR.
This rolling stock Is now in use on the Clover Hill
abroad and may be examined ut any time by those
desiring to purchase. The terms of sale will be one
third cash one third on credit Of SIX months; and
one third on credit Of twelve months, said deferred
payments to be evidenced by negotiable notes of the
purchasers with approved endorscrs and secured
by a deed of trust on the property.
g. a TRACT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LAND known as '.Tizzartl's." and lying near the
mines. containing FIVE HUNDRED AND THIR-
TY-THREE AND HALF ACRES. the mineral
rights being reserved. they not belonging to the
Glover Hill Company.
The terms of sale will I've cash sufficient to pay
debt of about s. 200; and as to the balance In two
equal payments-oue ut six months and one at
twelve months-evidenced by the note or bond of the
purchaser, and secured by a deed of trust ON the
property. ,,.,,, ,o
Persons desiring to inspect the property Will be
shown through tile works by the managers ut Glover
HILL
Trains leave Byrd-Strcct depot at 1:20 P. NJ. Mon
duv. Wednesday. and Friday. Train leaves SioVeF
" JAMES r. WERTH,
10 1o-tds Special Commissioner.
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Isg Chaiiin, Staples e Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No, ] Tenth street.

GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
- OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HOTEL lfOR
DIVISION AT AUCTION:-lsy request Of the own
ers who are DESTROYS of dividing their properly, we
1915. at 6 o clock r. NJ that valuable and centrally
located prosperity, Fourteenth street Opposite tne
Exchangc Hotel known as "DELARUE'S RES
TAURKST' The buildiug-occupying the lot "a
feet front and about 80 feet deep to an alieyIhas
and hiding located so near to the largest hotels in the
city is wen adapted for variety Of uses The pro-
perty formerly rented for 500 per month. but
Since the decline In rents has been rented for less
and now pays $40 per anonlh, which is very good
percentage on the price that the property VIII pioDa-
bly sen for at auction.
twelve eighteen twenty-four, thirty, and thrty-slx
months Interest added, and secured by a deed OF
trust and the property TO be kept insured for the
benefit of the yendor until all the purchase-money
IS lslid Ijy1OJ CHAFFIN STAPLES GO.
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RIcHMoND AND PETERSBURG kkILRoAD{
COMPANY. J
COMMENCING JUNE 4th, 1876, trains
" on this road win run as follows:
LEAVE EIcHMoSDbsocTH. c,,-
5:10 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily t efesWc on
day). connecting for all points Souan
and West SIeeping-car attached runs
through 10 Weldon. o.,,,
LOO F. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, eonnecups
for ali points South and We:.
sensezs taking this train Will ais Sss
close connection at PetersoutE al
Bay-line steamers for Baltimore, f iui.
adeIphia, and New York. Fare - ~"
rs by any other line. ,x,,I
$40 p. NJ, FREIGHT daily texccpt surdayl' WIZ
coach attached. =
1880 A. n, FREIGHT TEAM daily texcept SUI
day), with coach attached. .,,,,
l1.aA A. NJ THRoiJGH MAIL, daily, coDrectipss
with RichInond, ErcdericksburS I ntt
Potomac railroad for all pom" h'-
7.ss p. NJ. THRoTGH MAIL daily except sum
dayj, connecting with hcnIme sosSs
FTdericksburg and Potomac rsiiros.lE
Tor aiI points East aud West. PlliDas
sleeper attached, running tnroas.i
to baltimore. Also making eios S NJ
nection With the CHESAPEAKE : ana o mi
railyoasi for the Virgins sp8fnSs ."
all points North and West. 20
The $40 A. ID train from Richnonu Iii III .ss,tonl
p. N. train fropa Petersburg VIII StGp tns mai ln
This Is the only iine with double hsny Gss ss,st4
close connections for Charleston, CohinDA' AueN'
Savannah, and the South. ,,... ,.,a ptebmoud 81
leo r. q. MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS . anu
All TRAINS leaving Petersburg win start Nv
te 8 a. sfia W, eupst i--~--
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BY Chanin, Staples & Co, -
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneer5,
No. / Tenth street. ,;.,.....s

SALE OF HOUSE AND
i LOT ON THE EAST SIDE 0E BUCHANAN
(OR FEDERALl STREET BETWEEN RICHARD
RICHhiOND-By virtue OF a deed of trust executed
BY William WILLS dated May II, 1875 ana duly re-
corded I'm Richmond Cancery Court clerks office In
D. b. los B. page 342, default having been made in
the payment Of the note therein secured shall pro-
coed to SELL being required to do by the beneficial
ry at auction, to The highest bidder. the premises,
on THURSDAY, duly 70, at 6h o'clock p. NJ, 1876,
the above valuable property The lot fronts thirty
two feet more or less on Buchanan street. and runs
back between parallel lines distance OF one hundred
and eleven and half feet. ,..,..sT
TERMS: Cash enough to defray expense Of e1ecu-
ting this trust and to pay OF note OF sou due MAY
Is, 1876, with Interest until paid; and the remain
der If any on such time as the said William Willis
shall direct or in Of his failure to give such d.
rection then as the trustee shall think fit.
MANNING G. STAPLES, Trustee.
CHAEEIE. STABLES & Co. Anctioneers. jy1O
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BY Robert B. Lyme
successor to Lyme & Brothcr),
Real Estate Auctionccr,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME BUILD
i ING AND OTHER IMPROVEMENTS, WITH!
f1Hh A 5F E1ND. IN HESRico CoUNTXs 81
THE NEWBEInGE OR r., NI NJ " III Re rfIa
CITY, BY ,AUCTION.-In pursuance of ceT-
tain deed Of trust to the undersigned trustees OF
Mechanics Building Fund Association, dated sep
D. r. so, page ere, we shall sell, by order Of tho
said AssociatieI. the above PROPERTY tdclanlt
described) ut auction, or the premises, on FRi'
DAY the 18th day OF July, 1876. Mt 69'clock.
TERMS: At sale HENRY KAHK,
HENRY THON.
GEORGE HIRSH,
Trustees Of Mechanics Building
;v11 Fund Association.
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By Cook & I.auxhton, Auctionccrs.
No, 10 Governor street. -

DhRLoR FURNITURE, .e.ocTAyE
PIANO. FLOWERS. ROSES, .arERAI xss
se,rstrsfEST OF FURNITURF sWSSTSTFREssES
&C, AT AUCTfON.-THIs d., ne ID O'clock Nc
i GREEN PsWAIEU".. rARr.OR SUIT,
GREEN PLUSH Rgs' sMOOp PkRLoR SUIT,
WALNUT - HEpS !, ia BCREAUs,
.ExCELLENT, EAi' MATTRESSES,
OAK CANE NE ! ItsIEG-R0oN CHAIRS,
cHILDREN'.s. GRRRist scs, LOOKING GLASSES
GqoKSllSSWs.sIOyEs, CKQCKERY, -
ALSO, At Al O'CLOCK,
I good 8tk-0ETApE PLANO, -
j. 2,60a assorted 0MER~POTS,
1000 assorted FLOWERS On potsl,
-. COOK q LAUGHTON,
jy64 ..,,s Alctioneecs-
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The politeness of u Californian was well
demonstrated at q recent horse-race. A man
who lacked the lucre to secure him admls-
sion at the gate perched himself on monu-
ment in Lone Mountain cemetery and CON-
posed himself to watch the flyers, when an
other fellow, reaching up, touched him on
the leg: "I want that seat, sir" "Oh
you be id" But it's my family tomb
stone. My grandmother lies buried here"
"Oh," said the sport, and accommodatlnSly
climbed down.-Cdpitat.
It was q sweet household picture: She
was red in the face and scolding hurri-
cane; his nose was bleeding where the roll
ing-pin struck him, and he was swearing q
cataract; the children were crying. Over
the door hung a motto, GOOD bless our
home"; there was chrome Representing
Faith, Hope, and Charity, over the mantel,
and plaster bust of Peace on the bookcase.
-. A woman writes that ga man can hold
his age much better than he can hold his
youth.'' To which man might add that
woman can hold her age much better than
she can hold her mouth; but respect Tor our
hair prevents us from making the remark
NorriSto,cn Herald.
cpd like you to help me little" said q
tramp, poking his head into country store.
"Why don't you help yourself" said the
proprietor, angrily. "Thank you, will, y
said the tramp, as he picked up bottle OF
whiskey and two loayes OF bread and dis
appeared.
II any one has large, well-yentilated,
and commodious iceberg to rent he can
hear of reliable tenant who will take good
care OF the premises by applying at this
oflice.-Easton Free Press.
A Milwaukee man says that the slang
phrase "Pull down your vest" is not new.
lie heard it twenty years ago. When
Stephen a. Douglas used to make par
ticularly fine point the buttons would fly
oil, and the people shout, "Pul down your
vest"
A Milwaukee man made three unsucccss-
full attempts to blow his brains out, and
then his wife told him, 'sDon't try it again,
John: YOU haven't got any," He goes
about saying that he owes his life to that
woman.
These arc the cl6lera-miXture days, when
the unripe watermelon makes its periodical
visitation, and seems to forget that mans
stomach isn't Brooklyn Ar
gus.
Miss Grundy says that the original OF Sir
Walter SCOTS Rebecca, in the novel Of
Iyanhoe, was Philadelphia Jewess, whose
picture Washington Irving showed to Scott.
A scientific paper says: "Keep your mir
rors away from the sum-" "And from the
daughters, also, if you cam" adds family
paper.
It was General Braddock who first discov-
cred that one white man could not whip a
dozen Indians. Braddock is dead, but the
War Office still lives Chicago Times.
Girls over ten or twelve years old wear
their dress skirts long enough to touch their
ankles.
Miss Thackeray says that rather than keep
dinner waiting people break of their talk,
their lives. and their prayers.
A combination lock-The marriage ccre-
mony.
Hunting parties-Mothers with daughters
to marry.
The s.visite" mantelet is q copy of the
scarf mantle worn generation ago.
Linen and cambria dresses are made in
much simpler style than they were last year
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GREAT REDUCTION OF BOARD
AT THE
CELEBRATED ROCKDRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS

Owing TO the depressed condition OF The coun.
try the proprietor has determined to lower his
charges that all may be able to derive the benefits
from the use of these justly celebrated waters.
They need no recommendation to yirginians since
they have so fully established their efficiency through
the thousands who have been brought from DEATHS
door renewed health by the use of their wonderful
medicinal waters. Since last summer the Chaly-
beate Spring. which was opened last year, has been
thoroughly analyZed by Professor NJ. B. Harden of
the V. N. J., OF Virginia, and by comparison shows
it to be fully strong 'Rawlcy" OF carbonate Of
iron, having a small quantity more than one and
small quantity less than the other two springs. SO
in addition to the water that has made these springs
SO te LAKES Sa n IN 1
either separately or In connection with the more
celebrated waters of these springs pure carbonate
of iron (chalybcate) water inferior to none, and
equalled only by Rawcy, In the State. This ut the
very cheap rates, with accommodation fully up to
any previous year.
First month Of four weeks, $60 two months,
eight weeks, 500.
Professor I. S. DAVIS, University Of Virginia,
resident physician.
Send for circular. JAMES 4. FRAZIER,
my 15-cod30t Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-14
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