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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-26
LOCAL MATTERS. S.

rn,r,pv,Sa Prospects rog THE NExr
cn.rr FAIn.-Co Colonel VIC. Knight, prest-
Sant NJ Che Virginia State AgrteuitHrai so
1 usa.S Major A. H, Drewry, and other menu
Sn,: ~ lie Executive Committee OF the So
,snsv returned from Philadelphia on Sum
ss.v where they went In the interest OF the
sSh;bition OF the Society to be held In 0c-
.nber. Colonel Knight visited the Centen-
r,inl eyery day, and made his headquarters
nc the Virginia building, where he saw
many persons from the North and West
who are greatly interested in Virginia, and
especially the agricultural interests OF the
State "a number OF persons who were ex-
hsbsting machinery and other articles eX-
pressed desire to come TO Richmond:
Several stated their determination to send
dnnl,cates Of the articles which they are
now exhibiting at the Centennial to our
Fair.
One morning while Colonel Knight was
examining q carriage he fell In with y gen.
tleman who proved to be very cultivated
farmer from Michigan. I'm the course OF q
very pleasant conversation that ensued this
gentleman spoke Of the difficulties Of farm
ING In his State, and said that for long
time he had had desire 70 come to Virginia
10 live, where the climate was mild and the
land was cheap. Colonel Knight told him
that this was all true, and gave him some OF
the circulars which he was distributing IN
the interest OF the next Fair. The Michi-
can farmer asked Colonel knight to tell him
frankly whether it was true that man from
the North who came to Virginia to live was
snubbed and ostracized by society and
treated as badly as he had heard settlers
from the North were treated. He replied
that we were only too glad to welcome emil.
grants from the North who came to live
among US; but said that there was class Of
people who were not welcome and who ha6
been snubbed. He then told him all about
; Che carpet-baggers who had infested thu
State. but took occasion to refer to the true
honest men who were living in the Old Do
minion, and who would be always gladl!
welcomed here. Before they parted h
gave him several OF the circulars concern
ing the Fair, and asked him to distribute
them, saying at the same time that it furthe
information was desired concerning Viz
GINA, he would be only too glad to tall
with him or his friends il they would com
TO the Virginia building. The next day
and indeed for several days, number
gentlemen called there, and talked with Col
onei Knight and others Of the party. TIL
gentleman already referred to said he Woul
visit Virginia in October.
This is only one OF the many incidents Q
the visit Of the delegation, who think tina
great deal OF good has been accomplished
have returned well pleased with their visit
and satisfied that the prospects for the mex
Fair are very encouraging.
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FOREIGN ToURIsTs.-The following tour
lists from Glasgow, Scotland, arrived in the
city on Sunday, and are stopping at Ford's
Hotel: j. Henry Anderson and wife, Miss
E. Beuner, Miss w. Webster, Mr.. w.
Bayer, and e, Mason.
The party were taken in charge by Mr..
Sale, clerk OF the hotel, who showed his
guests the principal points Of interest in the
city. They left yesterday for Washington.
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THANKS TO PHILADELPHIA MILITARY
The resolutions prepared by select COM
mitteee of the First Virginia regiment to
send to the First Regiment National Guard,
Of Philadelphia, have been engraved on
parchment and handsomely framed, and
will be on exhibition to-day and tomorrow
at j. Fl. Tyler &Co.'s store. The commit
tee expect to leave about Thursday for
PHILADELPHIA.
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INTERESTING TO TRAvELLERs.-In conse-
quence of washes on the Virginia Midland
and the Alexandria and Fredericksburg
railroads all the passengers who have been
heretofore going by those roads have been
for the last week, and are now, going by
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac railroad and boats north.
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GITNsURANCE COMPANIES.

TN N. WALKERS CO., GENERAL IN.
~. sIJRANCE AGENTS, lOi4 MAIN STREET.
RIcIIaoND. VA, representing the z -
NORTH BRITISH AND. MERCANTILE, lN
sURANCE COMPANY, of London and Edinburgh
Capital, SIC, GOO, 900 gold. -, =.
AMAZON INSURANCE. COMPANY, OF Cincin
natl. Ohio-esscts oyersl 900, 900; no,1,Yx
Of New Ysrk-assets over $500, 900. ,L...i. -
! ATLANTIC INSURANCE. COMPAEY,ho
Brooklyn, N. Y.-assets over &5 90 .009. 80,
;iyu, N:Y-assets over $2.5 00.000. =, = . 80
INSURANCE COMPANY, ?
Portsmouth, ya.-assets over 10000.
Deposited with the Treasurer OF Virginia, 81
300, Losses equitably adjusted and promptly PAID
lnis agency. Applications solicited. and immediah
attention given thereto -- &C 10
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Hastings Court adjourned. Ion account
of the illness OF Judge Glopton and of Mr..
Atkisson, the Commonwealth attorney,
the Hastings Court adj ourned over yester-
day until "Wednesday. The case OF George
w. BroWder, charged with burglary and
larceny, will be argHed on motion for q new
trial, and be. heard. IL ~ 4
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By Goddin. Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Sti HOG Main street.

j DROVE OF FINE YOUNG Or,
SALE AT PUBLICAUCTION.-At the request Of
the owner we will sell at pnblic auction, on TUES
DAY the26th September, Isl 8, at 10 O'CLOCK "A. NJ,
Is FINE SADDLE and HARNESS HORSES, very
2Pl sisA STYLISH MATCH HORSES. '. 80,
- ALSO, = ;...tJIS sa!s14 : ~
:. 1 new ToP-BUGGY.
They can be seen at the above place until The day
TERMS: Ninety days, for approved negotiable
no'es' " '''' ''' lfGoDDN, WARREN 3 CO,
e. ca 90 t. ''t-'.' e !. Auctjoneers.
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ANDERSON AT THE Observation-Disclosures
the wizard commenced an engagement at
the Theatre last night, and will, as usual,
have big crowd during his stay. Not only
his wonderful tricks, but his gifts make his
entertainments popular. He introduces
number of novelties, which render his per-
formances even more attractive than here
tOfore.
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BY F. u. Sampson : - q :"
(successor. 10 Sims s Sampson),
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
No. Q21 Hull street, Manchester, Va,

lSuCCeSSOE.lO SlluS " SouPoOuJ,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
No. 921 Hull street, Manchester, Va.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TRULYaYAL-
i .UABLEREAL AND PERSONAL PROPER 5IEs
SEVEN MILES FROM MANCHESTER. NEAR
IaS S9 RNb bhNSGE al Ria
or two deeds Of trust from John ii. Burton and
wife-one to Henry Hudnall, trustee for George
Watt, DR.. dated March 8, 1874, and the other from
deeds are duly of record il the clerks ONCE of the
County Court of Chesterfield county, we will sell ut
public the ss De as 9 e
THURSDAY, September 2sth, at O'Clock 2: /, M y.
VERY VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND on which
f1td SSfa A@D TEN ZEN HosEs with good
DWELLING and all necessary out-houses thereon
usually found on Virginia farm with large orcnard
and well wooded and watered. We VIII also gel
TRACT without buildings containing about THIR.
TY-FIVE ACRES all In woods and pines, about
five miles distant, near Mr.. Ananas Hancock's. on
the Providence road in said county OF Chesterfield
farm, on the River road, and is considered a good
Al the same time and place will sell, If neces.
sary for The purposes Of said trusts TWO valuable
Persons desiring further information in regard to
the property will please call on Mr. + D. Sampson nj
his real estate Office No. 92l Hull street, Hanches'
ter Va who will take pleasure In showing THIS Vaiu
The terms Of the deeds require cash, but more l6.
eral terms will be announced a. the hour or sale
W 'Ae pa ''e' HENRY HUDNALL,
Trustee for George Watt, DR.;
F. IL. CONNER,
al5 Trustee for C. W. Turner.
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Tobacco Crops Injured. The recent hea-
Wy rains have greatly injured the tobacco
crop in this; and adjoining counties. In
many places all OF the plants have been
washed away; where this has not been:the
case the plants were torn down and greatly
sp3nraS sis- s-tis -, Sax trS,
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#Ha RICHMOND AND PRTERsBURGl
RAILROAD COMPANY. I

hichnv " W, noD Eoa,n,W
nAiAnAD SonN ,
rGMMENCINGS SEPTEMBER 3, 1876, trains
" ON this read will run rs follows. Sg
IEIyE RTcHMoYp soUru
RIO A n TIIpOTYCu MAI daily Iconnerttng,
c'Ao ~ w. CO.. TU;iInin oton 1,b,rjssfon S,rsnnah
sII - - Tn,rmhsa Snonsf, and ali noInts South
and snntS Hcsf. SIsennr-esr attached
rnna th,ouDh In Weldon This train
a runs r HuSn 70 MesaSr and rhsstst
n I'D riGfTT nh am daIiy IeIcens Sunday
Wnin SEA Nv ths fraiu 70 LWeSu
t LA.. p, ST. ean ~ nn,da ~ Peter
h mus LIZ LII, St,enHc MissjssnnI and
Ohio train for stations on that road
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Musical. THE Washington Choral Quar-.
tette (colored) will give another concert at
the colored African church on Wednesday
night. This club gave an entertainment at
this church week or SO ago. 1922 y,
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THE FIRST "GERMAN."-The initial
I" German " Of the season will be given this
evening at the Exchange and Ballard by
the Richmond German Club. AS there are
a large number Of ladies from various parts
OF the State and abroad in the city, the at
fair will doubtless prove success.
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THE CRY COMMITTEE The meeting OF
the City Conservative Committee to take
place tonight will be interesting and i'm
portant, inasmuch as arrangements are to
be made for an immediate opening OF the
canvass in this district.
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.25 The lSapannah Suferers.-.The Mayor
will doubtless publish in day or two o
card calling upon our citizens for contEiDu-
tions in aid OF the Savannah sufferers
There are many who will be glad to give.
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WHAT WAS FOUND WHEN THE JAIL WAS IN
sPECTED.-The Richmond city jail, having
been recently repaired and renovated,
Deputy Sergeants Macon and Harmon, by
direction Of City Sergeant Tyler, yesterday
morning inspected all the cells, and their
Of chisels, razors, &C., which had been con,
cealed by prisoners. %t5tLl.:;ssl
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THE RISE IN THE RIvER.-The river con-
tinued to rise until Monday morning be-
tween 9 and 8 O'Clock, when the water be-
gan to subside. 1t covered the wharves at
Rockets two or three feet, and swept away
q large number of barrels of oil which were
on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
wharves awaiting shipment. A considera-
BILE quantity of the oil was recovered. A
number Of poplar and walnut logs which
were on the wharves were also swept away.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-26
ByJ. L. Apperson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
.f = ~ lOI6 Main street.

rt,RrJsTEE,s SALE OF TEN LOTS IN
i JENNINGsvILLE iQR HUNGARY HUNS, alRH,S ST .
TIoSl WITH WELL5gUb1TG, G2NyE5NlEEs s
aiI5cTioNDBy virtue Of deed Of trust to the sub
scrber, dated 9Th septembe5 1875 and
hoinr Thereto required by the beneficiary, Will sell,
on the premises, on FRIDAY 22d September ls76
at O'Clock f fair If not the e esiate ia
thss Pichmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road ros cirht miles from Richmond. The DWELL
ING contains seven rooms and two closets, anu con-
rorrh and convenient store-room. Fine garden,
With best variety Of fruits. Yard ornamented WIN
flowers and shrubs. Well of cool, pure wafer. Eight
trains mass daily to and from Richmond.
'fa MnnpS T': At sale. A. L. BOULWARE,
1Ih'i". nv Trustee
DIS .traet and return by the 6:35 p. NJ. train.
"''" j. L. kPPERSON, Auctioneer.
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BY Goddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auct!oneers,
HOG Main street.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF. LEIGH BETWEEN ST:
JAMES AND ADAMS STREETS FOR SALE AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.-We will sell at Inbne auc1
September, 1876, at O'Clock P. NJ, the LOT stu
ated as above described fronting 80 feet by to an
alley. -.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at four, eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, with interest
added, and secured by decd of trust.
GODDTN, WARREN & CO..
eos = Auctioneers.
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BY Robert b. Lyme
successor to Lyme $ Brother),
Resi- Estate Agent and kucttoneer,
1912 Main street.

VERY DESIRABLE AND NICE TWO
- STORYBRICK TENEMENT NO. 617 EAST
SIDE OF TWENTY-SIXTH STREET, BETWEEN
LEIGH AND III, WITH KITCHEN AND FINE
LOT, &C., FOR SALE By AUCTIOy.-By request
Of Mrs Emily Cooke shall sell, upon the premises,
tober 1875, at 5K P. NJ, her truly comfortable and
desirabiy- RECONSTRUCTED r ESIDENCE, containing SIX
rooms; kitchen, well Of good water, &c. The house
is in good repair, and in most excellent neighbor-
hood, The Tot fronts % by Isl feet. s.s..S-
TERMS: Reasonable, and Mt sale.
e28 ,-ls ROBERT b. LIME, .Auctioneer. !.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS arrive ut
Richmond DAILYnt 10 a. AZ, and leave Richmond
2. $50 e. Msst Fem. Win .ye ne
LOUISE, and landing passenEersf in Baltimore at 8
"A. ~, In ample tine TO connect all trains TOR
northern, eastern, or western points,
Fare TO Baih0fe4 8 W
Fare to Baltfmore and returnI 90
Fsfs TO aud as
Ftre to New York and return 9b
Ro g S.;SR 10 Phisds
phia, and NeH Yofks for THlRTYDAYsfr from
vi TrfHhRsioSGSSsaHEREIGHTT TRAINS leave Richmond
DAILY al s A. NJ; arrive g Richmond Dali. AZ
Freiehn deiiyeredin baltimore at 8 a. oI DAILY.
Careful handlin snd the ptlnps dispsfeh susrara-
4 The sskes pleasure is aanoancisE;tp
the public che rs of their DAILY
LIME hetwssE Rtchrnond and Baltimore Z. Their
fhaSe bccu feAtaed ssH the most thofoat
manner for the accommodation ef passenels
M a ~lS ssr 81 ds s 81
sTssTelisrs s.king this iss have the benesse ths
n Bainhre iii ananie time q eofiact Ss she faii
Ehnes for Ehiladeaphias HeH York Baskoss and nj
tut lie I8WEsr RarEs and greater ssStaiea ban
any ether las are cGetsd 20 s6tppez No ssanstes
fsffS8hs to0F from southern pqlntsA - Rlch9Qa1,
Cars run throaEh hesween Wsaf Point nd A4r9a
without chaz&e.s 20 m rpFthexNs easf.
erns snd HestsTa paints md es1Ea&e ehctksd
s Tss asxsa .pp,s !. a 81; ~. aas
sa IS p D,sl al sssst :sss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-26
BY Frank d. Hill,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

4 SSIGNEES' SALE OF FARM IN
APOWHATAN COUNTY, VA. AT AUCTION.
IN THE MATTER OF WILLIAM 81. ALDER
DICE, BANKRUPTCY virtue Of 3 decree Of the
United States District Court for the Eastern District
Of Virginia, dated May 90 1870 In the case OF All
derdice's ass,gnees rs. Alderdice and others, We
viii sell at public auction, Mt Powhatan Courthouse
on MONDAY, October 2, 1875, (couEt-day) at IL
O'Clock NJ, TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES
OF LAND belonging to said bankrupt and for
merly the property Of Thomas B. Dorset, lying on
the east side Of the Richmond and Danyte railroad,
in the county of Powhatar, distant one mile from
Mattoax and two miles from Powhatan station, and
adjoining the lands Of p j. Haskins, DR.. Corntck,
Ed. Rudd, and Thomas A. Spears
TERMS: One third cash balance at six and twelve
months with SIX per cent. added, and title retained
until ali the purchase money is paid.
+. M. GARNETT,} Aes,oraes
90 % j. Y. REIDY. Asslgnees.
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CASES DISPOSED oF.-The following cases
were disposed of in the Hastings Court
yesterday-Judge Guigon presiding:
Charles Fleming, felony, was dismissed
by order Of Court.
Pat. Woods. on appeal from decision OF
Police Court, was fined $40, and four months
in Jail.
Hester Golf, keeping house Of ill-fame,
was fined $40 and jailed ten days.
Alex. Briggs, assaulting and beating
Charles Duke, was acquitted. "
Minnie Epps, charged with keeping o
house Of ill-fame, was tried and convicted,
fined 1884, and sent to Jail for ninety days.
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citation Tor the purpose Of giving amateur,
righteousness the present Sgantess'
IN numbers among It's members some OF the
best Young men Id Man ciiester.
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OFF for the Woods.-A number OF sport
hing gentlemen of Manchester Will leave
to-day on hunting trip in the county.
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BY Robert B. Lyme
successor to Lyme & Brother),
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

AT THE REQUEST OF THE OWNER
IA l will sell at public auction on TUESDAY
NEXT the 18th day Of ssgtem6eF 1874 n a. S,tS
G0OD HoISE thereon, situated on the south side OF
Al street between Twenty-hfth and Twenty;s sixth
streets The lot fronts So feet on street and runs
Kitchen; a good well of water In the yard, and Is
now occupied by good tenant.
.N1NNS ROBERT B. LYME,
en- o0.o1 % 25o6 Auctionetr.
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POLICE COURT, MoNDAY.-The following
cases were disposed Of in this court yester
day by Acting Police-Justice John j
Crutchfeld: rs.S4:t't 800 :, g.
Otto G. jain, charged with selling good.
without license, was sent to the grand jury
Layinia Morgan, cursing and abusing
entine, charged with the same offence
against Lavinia and stealing gold ring,
were fined $3.50 each and costs. ,.;5
William Valentine, charged with having
in his possession one lot OF tobacco, the pro
perry OF L. C. Williams, was sent to iai
for ten days. 2, .e..
James Cousins, charged with feloniously
assaulting and beating Meta Williams.
James and Mietta were also charged with q
misdemeauor. The cases We're continued
until to-day, and attachments issued for the
absent witnesses.
Up. Winn, charged with assaulting Mrs.
Burke, not appearing on Saturday, an ut
tachment was issued, and yesterday morn
ing he came up to answer both charges. He
was fined $3.50 on the first charge and 81
and costs on the latter. 4..
Thomas Christian, charged with stealing
one pair of pants from S. Schwartz, was
discharged. Thomas was rearrested on the
sCnaEgc OF ACr6aklnS duu cuttEluS Tue uOusc
OF s. Schwartz, and was sent to the grand
jury. eSsssasa..
William M. Harris, threatening to beat
Joseph Martin, and Joseph, charged with
trespassing on the premises of Harris, were
discharged on payment OF costs,
Pat. Coleman, charged with being drunk
in the street, was fined $3.50. ea
John A. Cooper, charged with stealing a
cow, was required TO pay costs and was
discharged. y ! = 80 -
Burwell Beasley, charged with being
drunk and insulting Cornelius Harris In his
own house, was sent to the chain-gang 10,
three months. 81 III. w.: ..ss.,f,,,s
Margaret Lawson, charged with cursine
and abusing Ellen Mathews, wac fined 81
and costs; IN default OF which she was sent
under the hill.
Ransom Scott {eOlored) charged with as.
1 sasiltiag his wife with cowhide, was flnef
$40 and committed to Jail Tor three months
David and Pacie Lee, charged with as
Sau.ting and beating Mary jackson; ant
Mary. charged with cursing and abusing
Dafid DaSid Ind Mary were lined 81 ant
costs, aud Paeie Was discharged.
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FOR RENT.
ToR RENT, DESIRABLE FRAME "a

DOR RENT, DESIRABLE FRAME "A:
T. DWELLING on Leigh street between Sec ~
ond and Third, containing seven rooms; gas water
closet, kitchen, &C.; in good order Bent. ssVV,
next to Lard's fower-garden; six rooms gas "a'er'
@ TRICK n' SWELLING No. 500 west Grace street,
formerly occupied BY E. d. Garrett, Esq. Rent
eI Detached BRICK DWELLING sos north Sixth
street, formerly occupied by Charles I. bindoro
six roomsand every convenience. Rent, s4oo per
Several TESEMENTs in Jones's row; six rooms
kitchen with four rooms; every convenience. Sooo
BRICK TENEMENT on franklin between TWEEN.
ty-third and Twenty-fourth streets; eight rooms
every convenience. $3.50 per annum
BRICK HOUSE on Ninth near III street; e'gnt
rooms. $500 per annum-
BRICK TENEMENT on Ninth between Leigh ana
NJ streets seven rooms; kitchen, &C.. $3.50. -,
BRICK TENEMENT ON Grace near Twenty-third
street; seven rooms, gas, water, &c. $I7o.
BRICK DWELLING on Twenty-ffth near Mar
shall street: seven rooms. $240 per annnm.
FIRST FLOOR over Marcus Harris Brothers
Nice BRICK TENEMENT on Pine near Cary
street, five rooms, gas water, &c. Rent, S2io per
Sc 28-st ROBERT B. LYME.
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By EDWARD C. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Aucdoneer,
3. IL. l0l5 Main street. ctrf.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
I'LL NITURE FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-On
TTIURSDAY, September 18th; at II O'CLOCK a; ~
win sell at No. BOT east Franklin street HUOSs 70
HCII n and KITCHEN FURNITURE, consisting OF
-, PARLOR SET, CURTAINS, ri =
'.a' BEDS, BEDSTEADS, CHAIRS,
TABLES, STOVES, &c.
TERMS: Cash. EDWARD. c. GODDlN,
co Oh Auctioneer.
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BY Grubbs Il Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auct1oneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE IN THE. CITY OF RICHMOND AT
AUCTION.-In execution OF decree Of the Cham
cery Court Of Richmond entered on July g, 1872 In
the case of Rahm uS. Rahm and ats, the under.
signed, special commissioners thereby appointed,
will sell at auction, upon the premises, on TUES
DAY, Goth September, at ~ o'clock 2. M, the iol.
Rahm died seized, to wit |: A LOT OF GROUND In
rear Of the tenement on Cary street owned by Dir:
Mechanics alley and another alley; 24x62 feet.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay costs and sale and
any delinquent taxes the residue ct one, two, and
three years for notes, with interest added, and title
retained until fu!lpayment ...,l. ...L '..t..5+ !
~ ii ~ ....r 81 THOMAS j. EVANS I-.s.-,
CHARLES U. WILLIAMS,
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.AUl,rrto,n sALEs-Fnt Dsy..
,pssaasors 6 Msrsis. Aaetionsarss,

sAyeafo1hE Agtzssy
EAsTERN HERRISGs AT AUCTION.
on THURSDAY. 2etfl instant, we will sel as cur y
warehouse, on the dock, at O'clock, tne cafso u
schooner Heien,a consisting OF !, =. .3t 4,
EASTERN HERRiEGS, IN barrels ana DoAes F al'
In prime order. on 81 ,s
sss REFINED SUGARS,
RIO COFFEE, -
SYRUP, BACON. fssfss ~ s;stF15
LIVERPOOL SALT, ~. 5
TEAS, FLOUR, 6o., &C.
&c 81 A'lsae' DAVENPORT { MoRRIs.
3. 80. BY Robert B: Lyme
lsucsessor to Lyme q Brotherl,G Es
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer, ,;t.s:
5s. NO, 1912 Main street ~. feasI {.
T,RUsTEEps SALE OF "a yALgABElLIEE
i BROADSTREET STORE. WITH DW j EhsIs
ING OVER SAME, AMI. NICE LOT AIS 49, ayt-,,st
70 Ege 81 g wife August
1s7S Of record In the Ghaneer ~ ia ses ms
city Of Richmond in 101 aaa ds gesnR
required by beneficiary secured In sald ueSut ~
having been made in thepayment OF note "a
s nas sss E ' oseE
STORE and DWELLING situated on the north side
OF Broad street between First ang EousnSS; rNc,
The STORE Is large one, ana si ~ hniidinsa
mon the TOT. which fronts on the north nae Of
Broad street Sd feet, and runs back 20 ieet al
alley 10 feet Wide. p, - - %,r a n
TERMS: Cash as to 500 and interest Tod An u
gust "a, 1875, till paid with cost ana
sale; residue upon such terms WnfsL = b. LYME,
20 "a - 80 . Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-26

on on The Waters. 1t was rumosed yes,
tardap TINT forty barrels Of kerosene OH had
hsam caught by parties In the vicinity OF
nrswry,s Bluff, supposed to have been
washed down the river by the recent heavy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-26

"A Dramatic gEltsb. he young men. Of
Manehester have formed s drsmatie asso.