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, 1876-07-10


AUGUSTA, Ca, July 8-Robert Butler, md
another citizen Of Edgcaeld County, complained
TINT they were interrupted by colorcd militia
company, who blocked up the public highway.
Prince Rivers, colorcd Trial Justice, sun,-
n,onctl witneases, and Doc Adams, Captain Of a
company, became 50 inso!cnt that Rivera ar
rested him for contempt. This afternoon, when
tho trial was resumed, the company rescued
Adams. Rivers, who in addition to being n
Trial Justice, commands the State militin,
ordered the company to dtsar1n, and, on their
refusing, called upon the citizens for mid, when
the militia company took possession Of a
brick building and refused to surrender. Fire
was opened by both sides for several hours,
and onc white man. MacKcy Mcrriwcthcs, was
Killed, and smother white man wounded. Ono
Of the negroes Ia reported killed and n!ne takcn
prisoners. a small piece Uf artillery was taken
from Augusta to Hamburg, but after firing u
few rounds tho ammunition gavo out Tho
citizens Of Edgc1eld are aided BY the citizens
to the building in which tue negro militia arc
iutrrncled.
1EsTEnpAT's pKvELopMENTs.
10 th6 Htsf<91 Associdted PfxkA
AUGUSTA, Ga, July V.-Tho not at Hamburg
llas terminated dtsastrous1y. This morning,
between md o'clock, six negroes were killed
and three wounded. One white man was killed
mud another wounded. After the whites tlrei
4OAE iAuuua II Ulu u FlcIC " uCE4UCd
rctrented from q brfck building Into the cellars
and out-houses OF adjoining buildings. Fifteen
were captured, anl tie ottiers, including Capt.
Doc Adams, escaped Into tho country. 1t Is NJ
parted that snn'c Of tho prisoners were shot
after being captured.
This unfortunate affair IL dcrlorcl by all good
citlxens OF both races, md there Ia deep rcysct
that better counsels did not prevail. Tie dead
wcre buried to-day. Crowds OF people from
Augusta visited Hamburg. Whites aud blacks
inter1nlnglcd freely. There, were no threats,
but deep regrets that blood llan hecn shed md
ltyes lost. No further trouble Is anticipated.
, 1876-07-10
NOTES AND NEWS,
TIN kIfYxN NIL.
THE 61LF
8tMeidG nttudfek

8iHefal Di,patch ~ 1ha JE{auas.
WAsHlSoToH, July 0-rhe Silver bill Is atIll
In conference, but Its substantial principles
have been ap2:SYcd by the tHo Houses. Thu
, 1876-07-10

Our 2 yards wide 1ron-Framo
Grenadine, superior quality, at
s1.75 and s2.oo; former price, SO
and $3.50.
, 1876-07-10
A BLACK DEED.

CINCINNATI, o., July 0.-Tha body Of Mrs.
Bennett, tho daughter Ut Mr. Hooper, who was
IavEslea aud murdered by the man Williams ut
New Ktehmoud, mas found to-day.
, 1876-07-10
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Dnrnett'a Cocoa!ne---A 1rrfuct dressing 10,
tho hair. The cocya!ne holds In !tquid form !
large. proportion Of dendorized cocoanut oil, prc.
pared sxpFessy for thla purpose.
, 1876-07-10

READING, Pa., July 0.-One Of the bridges
spanning Schuylkfll River at this place, known
at the Lancaster bridge, was destroyed by frc
this afternoon. .Lose, 81, 600.
, 1876-07-10
20 casos Corded P1ques, 7.8 yard
wide, 10c, cheap at 25o.

Puro Linen Batiste Cloth, 26c.
soc, 35c.
, 1876-07-10
THF WEATHER.

WAsn1NoToN, D. c., July o.-Tor tho Upper
Lake Negton. the Upper Mississippi and LOVER
Missouri Valleys, cooler, northcrly to westerly
winds, rising barometer, partly cloudy weather.
aud local zalns In Michigan, Wisconsin, aud IL
linuis.
LOCAL QlEIHYATIQNf.
, 1876-07-10

Our q yards wido Irou-Framo
Grenadine, sublimo quality, and
warranted silk and wool, at 1926
and $3.50; former prico 81 and S4.6o
, 1876-07-10
GRENADINES,
GRENADINES.
GRENADINES.

Our 2 yards wide 1ron-Frame
Gronadine, extra heavy mesh, ct
$3.50 per yard, former price, "a go.
, 1876-07-10

$50 pieces nssorted plain Drest
Goods ut 15o, l8o, 2oo, and 26o, 40
per cent under value.
, 1876-07-10

!. GREAT 1LPLosloM.
AkFz JuA" e.-An explosion Of frc.damp has
"s'lstcd as -fIIopitai CollicrY, ucar Saint Ar
, 1876-07-10

$50 pieces pure Mohair Glaze, for
travelling suits, at IL and 400, for
NOR price 36 and doc.
, 1876-07-10
Result Of the Imperial Confer
ence at Reichstadt.
Austria Fears Servian Ambition,
and Russia Would Pass the
pardanellos.
Tic Scrvtnn Minister Of War SUI
pcrscdes tho Defeated
Gen. Zach.
Forty-two Men Killed and Forty-sevdn
Badly Hurt IN G German Mine.



THE WAR.
suMM1Ng Ut.
LONDON, July 10.-A dispatch 10 thc 0o"9
Ntsas from Belgrade, summing up the operations
Of tho Inst eight days, says tho scEVians haYo
founht ten artious and lost 5000 men. Oasln8
tho attack Of Gen. Olympca on beliaa Inc
Turks rnassacrcd MI tho Christian 1ni'aoltants'
The bulgarian insurrcction is reported spreao-
Ing undu1y. ..-..-.-.
Hu3fons IN BELGRADE.
LONDON, July 1o.-Thc Standard has special
from Belgrade statlng that a'o moro wounded
soldiers Ind arrived there. Alarming rumorb
were current. It was said TINT Gen. zach'a
army was utmost totally destroyed. War-Minister
Nikolich had taken Gen. zach's command In
person. Wounded soldiers who had arrived At
Belgrade from tho Dsina army stated that
fix thousand 4crvfane wcFo wounded At
Dicltna- 4 telegram from Jagoucna reports
tint Herr Waltser, correspondent OF tho Vienna
Ntu FIRES prsss, was killed, and the correspond
znta Of the Paris Temps md Nastofdh wounded.
VARIOUS.
The rumoss Of tho capture Of Ncucstgnc Ia con-
tradlcted.
A dispatch to the Tina from Ztmony reports
that 5000 scrvians have succeeded In crossing
tho River Ttmok aud hare entered Bulgaria.
All Is quiet in Herzegovina. The movement
Of the Montencgrins on 3lostar Is probably
telnt to cover the actual march Of MortcntErin
forces by way Of PlV4 to cooperate with Gen.
Zach.
Tho 7Ymes' Vienna dlsppteh says seryta hns
given full satisfaction for the Outrage on the
~a''s'n A'''<''s.' 49,. u,,,,no,,
,,, ,,r.., 1u.. ,r,t.x
~ 'tenaa eapa.s" 49,. 'uo Av 1.,.e .ss =. ~ ~
n.y. ;. Assssu s sa,,. seu'' ~ sas
in,s1v"n,ton r " ~ ro.s,h1s 10 nrr cc,t,n edrc,,m.
usesse't'gr 20 pse auus ~ M a.'.,,.
eaue no iuea y. -, -as 0a.o ssa~ao
10 ue,oss ,Ao NJ, anuet a. sas, '.s -
s.a"a' s,"" 1a a".,s" ' '~'Ao"A~s' WI
'e1T .rho " "s S,aa,,ex.1,. no-,t, sr.,,,, .,v. I.
!. ss,a tna To,,,,r,ns ,,a1o,s ,voro i,ts.,,..as
-, nssana.ad, ~ 1.sn,I,. n,,.,.,on. Au..sds,s
aa.sa-,.1 ,..,,,st. 49, ~ ,-oa. g.
."a"a ~. orpsss 80, sAu e..ns.a" ~
t,wo r. faynr ~ ormIat;cc trto sG,~,i.o po.,,.
Ro-tt,, ,,,snn,c,, .nva pri,ca nort.,,'atsofy nnd
r,o,,". xn1.oss,, lava z,,aJ pr,,aa nj
,1nro,, tho roa,;,, ~ ~ ta,arpto,s - IN ~
ncrors nj Rnirtstni,+ Auitri. H. n,nosod "
t!o arcrandixcm.nt of seryta. an,1 Hpssta 1c. ~
A'tcr leaving 4seiehetaat' the CAR while at
4'aoss, M, WV %A'A os1pte" a.o. ''Ie'
sonsc!sea WIZ = alemoel " 1nv Ae.ensasa. An
.spy ~ ~, IssaA c W to ucsests ~ plessts4os
S S@a' 1u,a1 49, .Ias ~ fesufneo 1'oo1
'"' iA.els!." ~ tsse4."tmis ..saIy satIsaeo'
,,.sa ssasin 3..,..o oAfa1so n!s tna monss os IT,
fAhis' duly 9'@Ihe Journal af' Otoa's has q
special from semlin. frontier town Ok Austria,
in which Is said tho defeat Of the 8crylans under
Gen. ,Olimptcs is officially admitted. Turkisl,
, 1876-07-10

$50 pieces plain and checked all.
wool Debegos at soc, former prios
Soc.
, 1876-07-10
SUMMER DRESS G00DS,

1000 pieces Viotoria Lawn at 1QQ
o yard, former prioo 25c.
, 1876-07-10
FRANCE.

FRANCE.
TAN R1uIDlTtQN.
:. fAA1s. JulY o.-The suuoscd postponemcnt Of
w Exhibition IL officially denied.
, 1876-07-10

Great Bargains in Bonnet, Pom
sonc, Bellons, and other best makes
Lyons Black Silks at 90, s2.25, aud
$3.50, fully 40 per cent lower than
last months prices.
, 1876-07-10
DRESS GOODS.

q cases Black and White Checks
at IA 1-2c, former prioe 26o.
, 1876-07-10

A splendid quality Black Mexican
Grenadtne, 500; good value eoo.
, 1876-07-10

Our entire stock OF Colored qreu.
adines, In checked and stripos, the
handsomoat goods ever imported,
at ono-third less than cost.
, 1876-07-10

A splendid quality Black Gros
train, 9uinot celebrated mako, at
sl.5o and sl.76; former prioo "a
and $3.50,
, 1876-06-03
A CHRISTIAN ACT.

Under the above heading the "Maryland
Journal " contains the following relative to the
demise in this island of a distinguished citizen
of Maryland on the 31st January last =
"On the 18th inst, we referred to the
death, in a foreign land, away from home and
friends, of Charles A. Wales, Esq, late lnsu-
rance Commissioners of this State, who
had gone to the Island of St. Thomas, for the
benefit of his rapidly failing health. He had
greatly improved after his long sea voyage, and
by the advice of friends went from St. Thomas
to St. Croix, one of the Danish West India
Islands, about 40 miles distant from St. Thomas.
A few days after his arrival at St. Cro,x he
was seized with hemorrhages, which terminated
his existence in the flower of manhood. The
st. Cr0jr A0is, published at Ohristiansted, by
Christian Dahl, dated February 5th, thus re-
fors to the death of Mr.. Wales -"
Here follows the Obituary notice from tue
AUis and the Journal then continues:
4" 1t was indeed a christian act in the alb
Fence of a single friend for entire strangers to
tenderly care for him, to wipe the cold death
damp from his brow, and to perform the last
sad rites of consigOing his body to the tomb
Mr.. Wales many friends throughout this state
will thank not only the United States Consul,
but tho kind hearted Danish people for tho
respect they showed his remains"
Later numbers of the same paper contain
detailed accounts of his funeral obsequies, So
lemnized in accordance with the service of the
knights Templars by delegations from all the
Communicates in Baltimore, as MIR. Wales, IN
addition to the important public position be
" held as Insurance Commissioned, occu-
pied exalted stations in the Masonic traternity.
, 1876-06-03
P R 0 G ID b D | N G S.
OF FHB E
G0EEGRh
FOR &T. GR9FE.

MONDAY goth May 1876, IL O'Clock noon,
the Colonial Council held an Extraordinary
Meeting.
The Members were present with exception
Of 3rd Member for CAristiansted Hanson and
1st Member for FrederiIsted (Sarauw) who
had reported their inability to attend.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read.
The Chairman notified the receipt Of a COM
munication from the Presidency according to
which the Governor is authorized to sanction
the Budget professionally in reference to all
such items wherein the Government agrees
with the respective Colonial Councils, while
the other items shall be reserved for decision
by a Resolution Of His Majesty. He further
notified the receipt Of a communicates from the
Presidency dated 23rd May a. c. communica-
tiOg the demise of Mr., w. McFarIane and that,
consequently, the Draft Of Ordinance concern
ing pension for him is Withdrawn.
The Council then proceeded to the Order of
Day viz:
l, LIST Discussion on Draft Of Ordinance en-
towering the Government to o~Ontracta Loan etc.
The Draft with motives reads as follows:
d r Il r T.
of Ordinance empowering tie Government ofMs
Danish West India Islands to contract q Loan
in behalf ofMe Colonial Treasury Of st. Croir
to meet advances for the conductiag of Estates
Of st. Croin, and containing authorization to
grant Planters advamces from the Colonial
Treasury Of st. Gr0ir for cultivating SAID
Estates.
, 1876-06-03

Treasury Of st. Croix through the loan con.
tracted in virtue of 5 I, advances in The course.
Of the Financial Year 1876-77 to Planters in
St, Croix for the cultivation of their Estatess
on the security in the crop warranted BY the
Placard of l4th May 1923 CTR. the Ordinance
of 2lst June l849, besides such additional secu-
rity, as under the existing circumstances may
be considered satisfactory, and for the rest on
the conditions and terms for repayment ETC.,
which the Presidency might fix.
The Presidency shall, however, before pay.
ing out the advances from the Colonial Trea.
sury, every 3 months submit for the vote of the
Colonial Council of st. Croix a plan and state
ment of the bureau advances intended to he
granted in the next 3 months following.
, 1876-06-03
s. ". van Brake.
PUBLICATION.

WIHE Absentee-tax having become due
Al on the first instant, the respective at
torneys are requested to transmit to the
undersigned Commission Statements of the
Sugar Crop made, also of the revenues Of
houses owned by Absentees, conformable
with the ordinances of 10th February 1917
and 22nd February 1856.
The returns, of which blanks will be dis
tributed, are to be forwarded before the 18th
instant. after which period report of those
in default will be made to the Presi-
Royal Tax-Commission, St. Croix 3rd
June 1876.
S. W. VAN BRAKLE. R. PETERSEN.
J. A. HOVER.
, 1876-06-03
NOTICE.

THE undersigned who will leave
the Island for Europe on the
18th next month, requests Friends
and Customers for a speedy settle
ment of their Accounts.
ST. Croix 3rd June 1876.
X. PETERSEN.
, 1876-06-03
NOTICE.

THE undersigned requests Friends
and Customers to Oblige him
with a speedy settlement of their
Accounts, as he intends to leave the
Island early next month.
st. Croix Bird June 1876.
Ii. CONRAD.
, 1876-06-03
P R @ K L A M A.

NILE og Enhver der MATTE have
III Noget at fordre paa Boerno eff
ter :
/. Afgangne John Richard johann
mes,
2. Afgangne Thomas Huyghues og
efterleyende Enke Elizabeth
Huyghues, og
3. Afgangne Robert Williams (alias
Cobus) og tidligere abode Hus-
tru Cathrine Williams,
indkaldes heryed med 3 Maancders
Varsel at anmelde og bevisIiggj0re
deres Kray for undertegnede Ret.
Frederiksteds Skifteret, St. Croix
den 3Ite Mai 1876.
G. SARAUW.
, 1876-06-03
l..

The Government Of the Danish West India
Islands is empowered to contract a Loan to an
amount not exceeding 100000 Dollars, in behalf
of the Colonial Treasury of St. Croix,
on such conditions as may be required by the
actually existing circumstances, fer the purpose
of meeting such advances as the Presidency of
St. Croix in virtue of 81 of this Ordinance may
grant Planters for the conducting of their
Estates.
The Presidency Of st. Croix is authorized to
grant from the means procured for the Colonial
, 1876-06-03
N 0 I d s

again this year, aud the very low prices
OBTAINED Tor the produce, could not otherwise
than add to the peouniary embarrassment al
ready existing as a consequence of the preyions
4 consecutive bad crops made in the island
Inc scanty returns which Planters have
had or may expect to get from the very
small crop this year, will in most cases NOS
suffice to repay the expenses incurred for rajsino
the crop, not even the observation-disclosures foy
wages and for Provisions for the Iaboursrs.
win some few exceptions, the Estate.pro-
prletors are therefore entirely without the
necessary means TO 90 on with the cultivation
OF their EStetes, and, under existing ciroum.
stances, they can not entertain expectations
oil obtaining assistance from the only one re-.
naming Loaning institution in the Island.
the st. Thomas Bank, or from any other
channel.
Ii the Estates so situated are not to become
waste land, aud the existing order and stability
OF our labour relations disturbed or DESTROYED.
ana the Island itself exposed to total ruin
sooner or later, it is uuavoidably necessary
tor the Authorities to endeaYour to come to the
rescue again this year, although it is becoming
more and more desirable that the repeated and
increased outlay Of public means. which of late
years has been required in aid of Estates,
could be avoided. The Colonial Treasury has
no available mears of fits own to give the
. 80 $500 'N
required &id' owing to the late untayourabip
s.a'e OF thIng' IN the ISLAND; il is there
lof9 necessary 10 try to obtain a loan fer tas
purpose
As was the case LAST vaal. # il inta,dad
only to grant from the Colonial Treasury
bureau advances to planters for The Da0mnnt
Of money-wages to their ostateJa bo1rara
in reference to cornmaaI and oibar nrovioion.
for the iahoureYs. arran,nmants bsyo -
made with several Merchants bara hy Yhjoh
they engage. provided tbav Obtain bnraa%
right in the Estates rrons co'oyIinoto uith ~
Colonial Treasury n nroyid, nIanto 49," rn,, -
the reoojSite s1orlias ~ ia rahav. ' ~
articles in fine AIMING month, witbin tIo
limi-s fxal Nv in. rnm@9i..ian oano o 49," ''
The autboIsat;o9 far tbo Ian :, srm"".od j..
be oivo, for nm on9,nt 0,LiI ~" aaa - oPGS0o "
limin4rv caIaUfatn9.f IL astima+oI iii has y ~
ed for advance. I, m,You Inr tIo n,boI, 49,
from LIST J,na his ynortII tba 9fst (Iar,F Po,ao"
year and Tho mea9s nr,cnrod tor tba rnIao;ai
Treasury bv snc5 loan FwiII IN Eon, eonovoto go GaS
the other means Of n, C,Gan;sfG Trroaomr, En1
Meeting til, a3 mini .,rstion ovn,noaa ." '"
portion Of these l,+tar Win he ~ vad ~
bureau a v,nnoq "P''SN ~
For several reasons f. i 3osirabl, s., .uo;d
jn,roduciag ajdIion,I rran., 49, ~, " ~
, 1876-06-03

NET bekjendtgj0res herved at I'd
I'D kast til RepartitiOnen i afgangne
Martha Elizabeth James 30, vii
blive fremlagt i en- Session som af-
holdes Fredagen den 3Ote Juni f0rst-
kommende XXI. 10 slet midday.
Frederiksteds Skifteret den Site
Ma 1876.
C. SARAUW.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-19
GROCERIES,, &c.

GROCERIES, &c.
WTASHERWOMEN' SUPPLIES.
w SOAP, OF the best quality;
CEDAR TUBS, assorted sizes; r,,,,.
WASHBOARDs, several patterns; CLoTHnE HES
LINES, CLOTHES PINS, SATIN-GLOSS STARCH,
BLUEING, WAsHING-SODA,S soar, at the lowest
prices WLLlAM Il; IA
my 10 OLE DEoaG slcet.
GPECIAL NOTICE.-We are prepared
y to en- tar names for WOODS and CAPEHART'S
FAMILY ROE HERRINGS,
to arrive. Only small quantity expected
my1e-1r DAVENPORT MORRIS.
CHALLENGE COMPETITION.-Gol-
" zen Chop Gunpowder Tea at 81, Silver-Leai
Young Hyson Tea ut 81, best uncolored Japan Tea
at ST. Elk Fomosa Oolong Tea at 81, choicest English
Breakfast Tes at 81, mixed Teas at 40c:
0- II. W. SHELTON, IS.
Proprietor Virginia Tea and Coffee Store,
my4 corner Main and Eighth streets.
rOFFEE-Prime GREEN RIO and OLD
JAVA.
FLOUR-yIRGINIA,F FAMILY, EXTRA ST.
PERFINE, and FINE. For sale by
my Aim DAVENPORT & MORRIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-19
by j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
l113 Main street, opposite Dispdtch office.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i BRICK RESIDENCE, No. % SOUTH LAU-
REL STREET, BETWEEN FRANKLIN STREET
AND GROVE AVENUE, OCCUPIED BY CAP
TAIN G. w. BURR, FACING MONROE PARK,
AND IMMEDIATELY IN THE REAR DE TIE
DWELLING LATELY OCCUPIED BY COLO
MEL ALBERT ORDWAY.--By virtue of a decd Of
W. Burr and wife, dated 18th December, 1873, and
recorded In the Richmond Cllancery Court-D. b.
lO2 b.. page 37-and default having been made In
the payment of the negotiable note therein secured,
and being required to do by the holder thereof,
shall sell public auction, on the premises on JUNE
5, 1876. at 5h o'clock p. NJ, the following REAL
ESTATE described in said deed-yz, ''ali that Ger
provements and appurtenanccs thereon and there
unto belonging lying in the city of Richmond State
of Virginia, bounded and described as followS-to
wit beginning Mt point on the west line of Laurel
street between Franklin street and the Grove road
fifty feet from the junction Of the sixteen-foot pub
lie alley between Albert Ordway's land and that OF
DIR. David Newcombc- trustee for Rhoda A. New
combe, and running in 4 sOntherly direction SIX
feet, thence westwardiy 100 feet thence northerly
Blk feet parallel with the west line of Laurel street,
thence easterly 120 feet to the place Of beginning
The location of the above desirable BRICK
DWELLING recommends itself on account of Its
being on the most popular drive of the city, and
passing the front door. The dwelling has about ten
rooms, with modern Improvements, and WAS built
by the present occupant few years ago for his own
use in the most substantial manner.
TERMS: Cash rs to expenses of sale and S1,50O.
with interest thereon at eight per cent from Decem-
Der 16, 1874 to day of sale; and the balance ON
such terms as will he announced at sale.
CALVIN SHAFFEIi, Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctonccr.
my S-tdexhl24
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-19

.n,not; e TO have monument for dis-
no - n,ony ,>omets." When masa
se.ohos his toe Mt the head OF the stairs, ans
sS:ahts on the bridge OF his nose on the edSe
~ ,hs hnttom step, and discovers TWO pill
s;ans NJ new comets, he doesn't always get
Monument. but he feels as IL he would
need one pretty soon.- Nerrtsto,ria Aerdid.
In his book, "Why We Laugh" Sunset
GOV makes no mention OF Doorkeeger FitZ-
hugh. and vet Fitz has. Stated he Esss an i'm
noensc favoriie with Mr.. Cox: also, that
Cox is coming to Austin with ham as soon
nc he can leave the dcar.-Ne,c Orleans Re-
a,ubEcan. Sunset has changed his mind.
He THINKS = saunt with the Iaunty FIVE
would be rather cS-AuStin. ID httddeiphad
Balletia.
Silver money Is nuisance, that's fact4
When woman gets up Tristan the morning
she is sure to kaock her husbands panta-
ioons off the cIsair. and tls, silver in tbe
rockets roN all about rke room. To ne
sure. she gets down on hsf hands and knees,
gathers up tie truant coin, and declsEes
that she has returned them all to his padk.
cts. but somehow or ether TWO or three
dollars viii always bcisnnd missing.--Nor
s.istotoa Hereld.
Clarence Cook sees Hathing to adrnire mol
praise in American art exhibited at Tho
Centennial. Cook Is the person who writes
elaborate articles on household furnishing
for some Of the magazines. and il you were
to follow his directions you would have
your parlor walls hung with ancient frying
pans, grotcsQue pie-dishes, and scaly stag:
horns, and your mantel-piece garnishet
with revolutionary coal-scuttle, SO tina
your friends, when they called, would thinl
YOU had either gone crazy or into the junl
business Nornisto,1n Herald.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-19
by Goddin, Warren 6 Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
HOG Main streer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AUG
" TON OF ONE UNDIVIDED MO1ETY IN
EACH OF TWO VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND
IN AN IMPROVING PART OF THE GROWING
CITY OF MANCHESTER.-Pnrsu to decree of
the Hastings Court Of Manchester iu the suit OF
Ledley Us. F1eck, &C.. shall, as special commits
sioner, on SATURDAY the goth day Of May, 1876,
at o'clock p. IL. the premises, sell at auction
ONE UNDIVIDED MOIETY OF LOT No. SO in
the plan Of Manchester containing about one half
acre situate at the southwest corner Of Perry and
Fourteenth streets. This Is very beautiful and de-
sirable lot, in an improving portion Of the city,
Fourteenth street now being graded. And directly
OF A LOT situate at the northwest corner of Pow
hatan and Pocahontas streets, in Sneing's addi-
ton. known as Lot No. 2, and fronts sixty feet on
Powhatan street. .,ta SIS
TEENS OF SALE: One third cash: the purchasers
executing their negotiable notes with interest added
payable six and twelve months from the day of SALE
and the title retained until the purchase-money is
paid. ~ f. T. TURNER,
myl6 Special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-19
mCook & I.anghton. AucnoneSts,
No. 10 Governor street. T.

n ImSE AND HANDSOME ASsORT-
4 MTNT OF HOusEHoED FuRNIggKEsetC Ah 4
pFTS. WARRIOR SETS, CHA DiBER SEIs, &C., 70 "a
tI9WION.-On. FRIDAY the 18th tnsSant, ~ ~
oScto3k, we win sell Mt our auetioI,roomS mi
nnd,excelent assortment of HOUSf<foLD : oi.1>i.
S SsndsSms WALNUT aud FRENCH PAS Sd1s
:. PARLOR SUIT in Green-ands7oid strip pea reps
sSSf TrsufRaK x rARLoR SUIT Of
seven pieces IL Drab t Rspf !s snsLosk SUITS
q WhIStIT CHAMBER SUITS, with marble top
= +, ,}ps seSgs COTTAGE CHAMBER SUST;,f
n mra iIbWiTaTATTON OAK CHI AMBER SUI;
10 niieome w ALNUT HALL HAT-SIASDS, Will
= large Mir ror and Marble;
w r SITr and IRON HAgsRACkS; ~ ~
MAHOGANY BEDSTEAEsS, BUREAUS, WASH
cES sIREED and LEAF-TABLEs; ~,
III heantiful WALNUT and r N G ii PANEL
WARDROBE-Iarge SIZE D1rcS.
pPITSSF;iS and INGRAM CARPETS and fCds'
H EEhR sHrCK, and HAiR-TOP htATTREssES; i,
WI = NIIT. OAK. MAPLE, and STAINED CANE
and WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS and ROCKERS ~
Loo1KRsiiEG-GLAsSEs, LOUNGES, ENGhAF-
HANDSOME ak@nc MARBLE-ToP WALNUT BUREAUS
L ans + SS;i CookING-sTovE and appurte-
MAHoGANY and WALNUT SOFAS and CliAlks'
r,rties Wishing to buy are requested to call To-
DAY and examine. COOK LAuGHION,
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