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Tho AbAuelion OF II ChIld.

Mary sieyort Of 81 willow street, Hobokcn,
made oniavt before Justice White yesterday, charg
ing the abduction OF her dauphter Enlna aged H. by
a man nam'l Miller Qf Jersey Cuy Iloights. Nhle
-hidll X Yn lne lnmbaig aiVnurl what one alter
noon last October, i3mma VAS suddenly sc1 a by sry.
tfu uIch, lhtu-t into AfOHch aud tIlfu ..lI away
Tier mull er AAs MOT MeA.l lIlLM nor slrN M.
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SOME w4sHINGr0N ToPIcs.
-nydcr'- Confederate The Robbery of n.

Snydcr'r Confederate 90 The Robbery of an
Agent OF New losk House.
WAsnINGToN, May 5.-George Sheckels, alias
Broken Nose George who Snyder's confederate IN
the robbery OF Perry Dry goots store In this city last
summer arrested here yesterday on the additional
charge Of rObbing the agent OF owens Co.. ot New
nund. The ltrry Brothers ma Otner Respectable Clu
2ns Of the Driet urge The delivery OF shcckcis tp mo
kcamond authorities, On the groun1 tln there IS no
possible re ut cuntictlns any bJdY ia the D,t. lc'
courts. snyd'r will ue Remembered MAS released -
straw D-i ~ parry persOnaihs hnsei a. D4'id Edes-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-06
HiPIIZED BY BEECHER.
''iiJaY Loft TO Organize Meeting f0i
AddIIiOns 10 Tho (hurch.

Additions 10 Tho Church,
NY h't her last night talked TO very large
u persons ia his lecture room. Al the close he
'' no h7 private room 10 put on his baptismal
nersc two young converts, leaving Brother
' organize church meeting TO vote on the
lnnes that mad been proposed for member
''e ~ the candidates was Elizabeth Turner,
division q opinion among some OF the
wrethcr mis- was Bessie or not. The
81 f,f N'rH ai voted m. In the church, the moor
- tu lffl iIk"n up, unCOYcrlng tue bip-
l. fHH -rr'lt' sang " Must Jesus bear the
4 1913 NJ iccc fcr win hls arm about Harold
A. % ~ Prot. D .l. raymond, descended into
b. f,. Ut, luil u. q thr Ieung man led nm out
4 ,t up tIHr Hu1 thtu rrtu ned 10 the left OF the
snn. f"e q dnMins with water; He put MS
10 NN. lllllc Raymond and AS the cOlgrcgh
hna ID, r1 per luto The water. Then turning hs
hlm N' Al D. hr suieunlY "a Elizabeth, b pti2e
IL yf'' q tiat ~ ths Father, nu4 the son, and HE
d. 90 . Iu'9 iunnef-ug her and lifilng her up,
4 HW'h lie ~i.c1 the water from her eyes
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Speaker Kerr, Health.

WASHINGTON, Nav 5.-Speaker Kerr returned
from New YORK tonight where he went to consult Dr.
Hammond lie arts for Rlchmpi Il IN the morning.
m friends say that his heath Is bad and that there Ia
but tc hope OF hls recap rating unles he gives up
the alaaOu, Jutlos Of speAaer Tor sOnc time
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ROME, May i.-king Alfonso has written an
other letter assuring the Pope that spain + Catholic.
aud consequently Catholic, need apnrchend nothing
from the application II the clause "a the new tpnstl
tuuun upon religious lh'rN. More ''cr ne clause Ia
question does not COAtIANcLe rae spirit VI the Con.
CUruut Of 1901.
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Tho Agcd Comm0dorc Rcco,crIny.

Commodore Vanderbilt was better yesterday.
He nearly all day In easy chair smoking and con.
vcrsns with friends HIS eSos have reganed much oi
their natural nre and his face ooAs brighter Dr Bod.
rnhlmrr thinks that the 1llIJ vii ne able to
next II he continues to gAG strength as he has
done Tor the last few 1ay-.
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ConstirurIon-Mnkiua In spain.

MADRID, May Am the Congress To-day Sehor
Romero or,iE moved an amendment to Article Nl Of
the Constitution In favor OF the extension Of toleraon.
All objections and atlcmpts to alter the article how.
ruitless aud II win pass exactly It stands.
notwithstanding ihe NasuuutSs OF the wording. In tie
division 10y Nhch the unenducnt supporlet hy 5 nur
Alvarez dtleted. "A Deputies abstuned from yOt-
iug absent.
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CHICAGO, May 5.-Dom Pedro arrived here via
the Chicago and Northwestern l.iiroad u,is morning,
ana, after trip TO me Clih, which supplies the ci;y
win water, lett nj otlock wa the iMLnurgl and
Fort Wayne Rlrnad. lie viii stop A. l't t,hurl'h and
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WAsuINGTON, May 5.-rhe original copy Of
the Declaration of Independence VIII be taken to In
dependence HAL, Philadelphia, to-day, by the chief
clerk Of the Interior Department II Il - be kept thuTs
until the close VI the Centennial Exhibition.
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Victoria c. Woodruff had large audience In
TIE Cooper Institute Hall last evening Zulla Maude
Mrs woodruff, daughter previous 10 the lecture re-
cited "Ioria's Plea fol Mercy" ana was Apfinded
Mrs Woodruff dealt with the social question, ana visa
trHu 'rYty aHpianfq1
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John Smith, who had been on trial in Jerso,
C,ty Tor tne murder Of Emma Mccarthy IA lub.bcn
tenemeut in d druuScn QUARREL Wac found guilty u
m,nsllughtr last oYoniuk Inc .xlMuul penalty 10
two ars IN state prison.
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A Biz Day. work in Congress.

WASHINGTON, May 5.-The House yesterday
disposed Of seventy hiis on ht private calrnIa eavs
ing hut very fcN 20 be acted upon. II one Ot The
largest days worK ever accomplished.
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PARIS, NAV 4. Further prefoctoral changes
wifi be- gaItttcd ON Monday next These Include the
compulsory rrromrut OF seven projects aud the dis
mlssal Of fOftj subprcfecs ami secretaTcs-seutrAl
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Freebooter James Harper of dorsey City was
convicted ~ the United states Dstrct Court al Tren
ton, yesterday, of running an Illicit stu III HObOken
He was sentenced to pay hne OF tJVO.
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EX-pohce Justice Bowling was thought 10 20
dl M llslerday lie was lnacous tor No
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-06

GIvrsTON Nnv - Y. lNflUIl COke wN1
ei'Cttd tLitcd states soma Nr t' i"5'
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Jorr!NGs .InOrr rOuN.


soutlcrlN To- westerly winds, slightly warmer,
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JOOKINGlNT0ANAVY YARD
MMfTTEE FROM CON-
apESs IS DR1WING FORTH.
n .,,houl,us sscor Robeson's Contractors and
o,Ser Agent. IN Bropk'yn = Testimony
Sn.,a,uipa Many Old Charaes that the
80 ncnartment has not Noticed.

A.
nosr,,e Mr.. IIarris's objections, the
a. .ub Committee Is gradually unearthing
,,snd and slarlng fraud, too, II the testimony
s,qimber Inspector Storer is credible. Mr..
-, inspected timber in the Brooklyn Navy
VA Tor years. but was suddenly removed some
s,o,,bs ~, he did not know why, but the rea-
son may be inferred from his testimony. Messrs.
srif 4 Blslor were large contractors for navy
,,mter. such lots as Storer Inspected were
,nif,rml, less In quantity than was specified
IN tbe contracts and Mr.. Storer so reported to
,be chief OF the Supply Bureau. The firm con-
,inued IT'S short deliveries nOtwithstau ding, and
storer managed to get Transcript OF the recelv-
jns books Of the supply Bureau, in which each
4 dice OF lumber was entered as the contract
quantity. He produced for the committees in-
Formation his own measurements and those ss
entered in the books OF the Supply Bureau.
The di1 renee shows a balance In favor of tho
swinders Of $4,000. MIR. storer testified that
ono Wallace Of Norfolk was also interested In
these contracts.
The committee yesterday received an anony-
nous communication from a naval officer Of
rank skctching plan for the reduction of naval
expense, by which he estimates that the navy
may save about three-quarters Of a million
nually. Thus:
offlnSinsnt saving .'.,,.'.s'. si5. 800
Detail and recruiting should belong TO Sec
2 snd eaSp%eSs sHSS Sf SSN;S Con-
e'l1cfinu DEPARTMENT.
Hy Gisiuissiug onehaJf the clerks I'm the sec-e-
iay eiHee in The other bureaus, saving 10000
.saa s,oisaias tie Ssvsi Asylum, sayipg . $4,000
D. 40 isnug the Naval AC AdeIny, aud the con.
teGu-ui saving OF pay Of professors and ON.
Cen drawing sea pay Tor shore duty, as we'll
saa I .''' 'V' @ 10000
u cNumiLiers OF squadrons are required to
employ sN young engineers or mldshpmen
secretaries, instead OF civil aypointees,
s1ltng 1900
i tae 81 Cspialns. with as many civil clerks,
sl.ulu b. required to appoint young en-.
ehccr midshi?men q such posts, saving. IS 250
AlJAsnlns navy chapains, sryng,.......... 51 800
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-12

How TIGHT THEY WEAR THEM.-The ex-
tremities to which fashion has advanced in
London in female attire are really deplora-
BILE. A lady on whose trutbfulness 1 can
depend confides to me the following partlc-
ulars She was asked the other day to in
spcct the wedding trouSseau OF young
lady of high rank. The dresses were very
numerous and beautiful, and every acees-
sory OF attire was in the height OF fashion,
il not OF good taste. "But where" in
ouired my friend, " is the under-clOth-
ing!" =,
Dity. "ladies wear none nowadays. They
wear these instead" And she pointed to
three complete suits, not OF arm6r, but OF
chamois leather.
It is only over chamois leather that the
skirts from Worth can be strained tight
enough. At Bristol, the other day, the
Mayor gave an entertainment to the Lord
NIayor Of London, and the occasion seemed
so important that one lady guest sent to
Paris for her dinner dress. 1t was so tight
when it came that she had to take OIL gar
mcnt after garment before she could get
into it at all. And then she had to sit down
at table. am told that her sutferings were
considerable during the repast; but her
worst misery was the reflection, Chow
shall 7 get up again?" Eventually she did
get up, thanks to the gentlemen on each side
OF her, who pulled down the refractory gar
ment by main force.
At the very last drawing-room in Buck,
| ingham Palace q similar catastrophe took
place. A lady made her bow to the Queen
little too low for her "kicking strap" Gas
man would call it, but / dare say MIR.
Worth has some prettier name,) and it slip,
ped down so far that she could not get UP
again. The Lord High Chamberlain him.
self had to come toward and set her straight.
English Gossip in Harper'S Bazaar.
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TAFT's ORDER.-It is difficult to speak OF
this atrocious and alarming action OF the
Washington Government without heat. It
ought 70 be impossible for any man to think
OF 1t without heat, for ittinyolyes in doubt
and in danger the safety and the future Of
our common country. 1t makes mockery
OF all constitutional provisions to secure
those features Of our institutions the loss
OF which, in the emphatic language OF that
great lawyer and citizen, Judge Nelson,
OF the Supreme Court, will "cause our
Government to disappear from among the
family OF nations Let these provisions
be made waste-paper OF by such an order
with impunity, and the rest OF the Consti.
tuition will speedily and surely cease to be-
Nets York World. .z
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RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD Comply, I
RICHMOND, VA. August 4, 1876.


rSCHEDULE OF TRAINS, TAKING Eff
Richmond Hh nd at 10 p. Il leaves Tomahawi at aIs
It s4 ei:f 81 Gn 6 Go cover At | ffe sTs
Wolf-Trap at GAG P. NJ; leaves Ringgold a:736
p. NJ. !: leaves Dundee (supper) q. 500 T. NJ: leaves
?. n; leaves Thomasyiile ut Il:3l p. NJ; leaves
Salisbury at 1892 A. NJ; leaves China Grove at /
A. NJ. arrives ut Charlotte at 242 4. NJ. THIS train
sT9PRs 1ny ssoSf Rsesd S AND NEW YORK
EXPRESs-Leaves Charlotte at 2:lo A. b.; leaves
Airline Junction at 2:4O 4. NJ; leaves China
leaves Thomasville at SEA A. NJ leaves Greensboro
ut G:17 A. 81. leaves Danville at s:54 4. leaves
Dundee ut Sol A. H.. /; leaves Ringsold at 9:l5 A.
NJ; leaves Wolf-Trip at 1896 4. d. leaves Burke
vile at 12:45 p. H. leaves Chula 1t LAG 2. NJ ar
riyes at Richmond at 3:l9 Z. ". This train stops
only at stations named above.
TO SAyANNAH.-LeaGes Richmond at 6:10 a. NJ. ,
leaves BurkeVillc Mt 4. ~: leaves Dundee (dlnncrl
at 1850 leaves DanviiIe at l;52 r; NJ; e avg
(supper) =. NJ. : arrives at Charlotte at 9:Os T. u.
Stops ut all stations.
Observation-Disclosures Charlotte 1T 5:5J A. NJ. Leaves
Airline Junction 4. 6:25 4. NJ: leaves SalI,bIT!
at $50 A. ~: leaves Greensboro at lO:33 I. NJ,
lao p. NJ: leaves Burkevc ut 6:55 Z. ~; AZ.
rIves in Richmond at 936 Z. NJ Stops at all stations.
TRAIN No. 5.-LYNCHBCRG ACCoMAoDAlIos,
at Burkcvl!le at las z. NJ; leaves Burke7ule at2
p. NJ; arrives at Lynchburg ut $40 I. M
TRAIN No. 6.-LYNCHBURG ACCoMM0pATlos,
Eastward-Leaves Bursevile II 5:lO y. h.; arrives
at Richmond ut $40 A. Nj. ,,o
TRAIN No. 7.-LOcAL BURKEvILLE 3CcQhAV
DATIoN daily Except Saturday,, Westwari.L;e5stTesS
Richmond ut L. b.: arrives ut BrkeVilc ~ lz'4o
A. NJ. ,,,
TRAIN No. 10-LocAL BURKEyILLE Accom-
NOTATION, Eastward-Lcayes Burkeville al AZ
NJ. arrives ut Richmond at p. NJ.
Trains Nos. 3 and connect at Richmond Win ue
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad Ia.
trains to and from Raleigh and GO!dsboro'.
The through trains connect at Richlnonu WIN
trains on the Richmond, Fredericksburg ana TOO
mac railroad to and from Washington, Batlfnole'
Philadelphia, and New York. M,
Trains Nos. l and 2 connect II CnarioiE WIN VIA
trains on the Atlanta and Richmond AIRLINE Ian'
road TO and from Greenyilh, Atlanta, Montg9mer!
Mobile. Pensacola, New Orleans, and all south"esH
Trains Nos and connect with the Charlotte
Columbia and Augusta railroad for Counha, hE
gusta. Charleston, Savannah, Tallahassee, ana M
Southern points. ,.,r
Train No. q connects at Burkevile with the Atlar
tic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad from L!hcaoufe
Chattanooga, and al southwestern points,
Tickets sold to all southern and SOUTHWESTERN
points, and baggage checked through.
, Unbrokcn gauge from Richmond TO New Ofieaas. ~,
Pullman Palace sleeping-cars run through De.neeI
Richmond and Atlanta.
Local tickets are good only FOR continuous passage
to the points named on the ticket. No checAs
will be given. 1. d. x: IALtOiL,
Ef.IE..g> =. General Superinteo .out.
/ JOHN II. MAcAURDo, General Passenger Agent
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, Id By j. L. .Apperson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
lOl6 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TEN LOTS IN
Observation-Disclosures TOR HUNGARY STA
ARRANGED FRAMED DWELLING, &c. Al
scrIber, dated 9th September, 1874, recooded IN
Henrico County Court, In D. d. s4, p: 2 ; am am
being thereto required by the be1ercaay VIII a se
at at ~ ociocf F. NJ liz fall; if not the next fair
day thereafter the aboyedescribed zeal estate on
rnad "irht miles from Richmond. The DWELL
ING contains seven rooms and two closets, and con,
nected with the kitchen OF two rooms ny covered
,,orch and convenient store-ro0m. Fine garden,
With best variety of fruits. Yard ornamented with
flowers and shrubs. Well of cool, pure water. Eight
TRPMHs: At sale. - 4. l.. BOULWARE,
- n "a. 'NS 80 ...... a.. .r. Trustee.
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rl,c Tw0i AFssaics.

q / I Bfr,s amending ro43tnr posirs rs.
- two n,ars,,alled ssssta arc seen
Two armies on tlts ernmpled s,ores ft
Thaeaeath Jews back between }5fs5 s.
f,oc marches 10 the drum. beats roll,
THE widcsspouthed ciarion's bray,
And bears npon . crimson scroll,
4 Our glory Is to STAY 20
ono moves In siIence by tho stream.
With sad yet watchfui eyes,
Calm as the patient rlanef,s gleam lSgt
That walks the cio1ded skies.
I Along ITS from. no sabres shine, !.
{ No b!ood-red pennons wave
+ Its banner bears the single line:
~ !" Our duty Is to save"
For those no dea,h-bed lingering shade
AT honor's trumpct-call:
with knitted brow and lifted blade,
. In glory's arms they fali lsf.
For these no flashing falchions bright
No stirring battle-cr!
The hioolless stabber calls by might ..t.
Each answers, Hero am !"
For those the sculptor's laurelled b1a.
The builders marble piles,
The anthems pealing DER their dnst
Through long cathedral alsses,
For these the blessom-sprinkled turf
THAT floods the lonely graves
When spring rolls In her sea-sreen SUR
In howery .foaming waves.
Two maths lead upward from below,
And angels walt above,
Who count each burning ltfe-drop's now Ri
Each falling tear OF love.
Though from the Hero,s pleading breast
Her pulses freedom drew,
Though the white lilies In her crest
Sprang from that scarlet dew
While yalor's naughty champions wait
Till all their scars are shown,
Love walks nnchallengcd through the gate,
To sit beside the thronel 10. ". Hotaaes
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
l113shlain street.

u1RI7sTEE,S SALE OF BRICK HOUSE
AND lot ON MADISON STREET Be
TWEEN MARSHALL AND CLAY sTREETS :iI
By virtue OF decd of trust executed by A. H. Bel,
d.ted 9Th Septelnber, 1875, and recorded In the
RicImond Chancery Court, u. Is. 106 a, p; l45, to
certain negotiable note default having scso
nv d bv The Beneficiary the undersigned, trustee
i io a said deed viii sell ut public auction on The prem
iscs. on FRIDAY, September Is. 1876. at O'CLOCK
y Ar the following real estate. described In said
deed rs follows: IAN that LOT OF LAND, with al
the thereon the east Line OF mad OH
the said cst line of Madison street between Marshall
and Clay streets twcnty-one feet north OF twenty
foot allcy thence running northwardly ana fronting
IN sd Madison street twenty-one feet, and running
hack eastwardy and between parallel lines, sixty
two feet, to tlirce-foot alley" \, -.
TrRWs: Cash ms to expenses of sale and to pay a
note nf with protest and interest from Scptcn-
Der O. 1876; and baIance on such terms as VIII be
nnronnccd at sale LIE ROY +. BROWN,
- .~ Trustee.
r,,o,,pcoS Rpow,s kuctioneer sell
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7lA.Uc1rTor1s AIEss...Future Dsyz.

GALE OF THE OAKLAND EST
~ NEAR CLOVER HILL PITS, IM gHEE sy slns;
FIELD OGUNTYsVA. a., IN PETh Isa S /, ,o q
sATuRpAY, sEpTEMBER 23; ls19 5.n nan r. 10 3,
decree Of tho Hustings Court Of Pe.erssurg IN Inc
chancery suit schmidt ana 9a Law. W.
shall offer for sale, to the highest Diaac on . eli ~
Interest OF the late +. Schmidt and Amelia his Ste
nte above. described property, Thien u nIs
situated as above. formerly the home OK the a,e ~
Johnson and Ksss ;l Is
nertv. near the Glover nm railroad and pits, about
twenty-GYe miles from Petersburg, aud the same
distance from Richmond on the AppomatIo1s ryge
and eighteen months the purchaser to give sasisaaC
tory security In deferred payments, ana tsis ~
ed until paid for The deferred payments 70 e"ff
i"''' Wv ALEXANDER DOMAIN,
SAMUEL-D DAVIES.
Commissioners.
PC cr.prpv Auct,oneer sc Tu,Th&Std
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE:

VERY DESIRABLE BRICK DWELL
Y INGs ON THE NORTH SIDE OF hEIG I
RETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH STREETS
FOR sALE.-I am authorized to sell the very o er
sirable RESIDENCES located as aboye, OF one VI
the other BY Mr. George d. Poindcxtcr; They are
admirably adapted for the accommodation OF large
families. ~ ~ a.,,r
III tn W. GODDIN,
o. 10 1aE16 Real Estate AucIioneer.
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Yankee turkeys are fattening for Thanks
fvfyiny 80 $50 ,rt

1ankee turkeys are Iatten1ng Ior THINKS
giving. /; . ! s. s: t.3,,
General Joe Hooker addressed the Asso-
ciated California Pioneers at their gathering
atthe Centennial on Saturday. ,sa sg.
The scalptor Rogers, who sailed on Sat-
irday for Rome, will upon his arrival at his
destination prepare design for a figure to
be placed on the dome Of the new capitol al
Hartford, Conn. z.. j,
dis.iB guished politician while convers.
piqned By her attentions to- beautiful Spitz
dog thAt was resting its head coniidingly in
her lap, and inpasiently asked: n, ,'. NV
g Why. is 10 that a lady Of your intelti.
) gence can be 50 fond OF dog!,'
Because he never talks politics., was
the prompt answer. rss
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Ry Richardson 4 Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1l13 Main street. .sf....

TWO NEAT AND ATTRACTIVE TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLINGS. ON MAR
SHALL STREET GHURGH HILL H. E s,h SAM
ut az clock p NJ, we shall sell by auction, ON the
premises, two neat and attractive TWO-STORf
FRAME DWELLINGS, with five rooms anu
corner Twenty eighth street, Church Hill.
The LOTS front 81 by. 155 feet, with an alley In
the rear 20 feet wide. .-.--.,.,
TERMS. One third cash; balance in six and
twelve months, negotiable notes given for the defer
red payments with interest added, and secured by
decd of trust. RlCHARDSoN w.,
SEQ .a@ts ~ - a" y II. LAuetloiccis'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-12
by j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lib Main street, opposite Dispatch Office.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK HOUSE
J. AND LOT ON JACKSON STREET-By vir-
tue Of deed Of trust dated 9th of April 1875,
cuted by a. r. Brooks and wife 10 the undersigned,
as trustees. and recorded in the Richmond Chancery
Court ID. p. los b. p. 44S, and default having been
secured, and being required to do by the bencf-
ciary, we the undersigned, trustees, will sell at
public auction, on the premises, on the 14TH DAY
OF SEPTEMBER, 1876, Mt s O'Clock ?. NJ, the fol-
low real estate described in said deed-as follows
All that certain LOT OF LAND In the city OF Rich
mond with n small BRICK HOUSE on it, fronting
thirty one feet nine inches Jackson street. near
Clark street, and running back between parallel lines
one hundred and fory-one feet, more or less TO an
alley.
TERMS BY consent Of parties interested, will be
one fourth cash. balance In four, eight, and twelve
months, interest added, and secured by trust-deed
...s.s SOLOMON JOHNSON,
DANIEL HENDERSON,
\. II. BROOKS,
Trustees
r11nNnsnN pnn1rN Anntinnnnr so
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7 THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer.
BY James NJ. Taylor & Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets

u1uOsE TWO DESIRABLE SMALL
i BRICK DWELLINGS, NOS: 502 AND 504,
ON THE WEST SIDE OFSEC0ND SIREEI, BE
FIVE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS, EACH EACH
FRoNTING on THE EAST SIDE S,0 OF F LIST
STREETs. .25xlOO FEET TO AN ALLEY u
FEET WIDE, FOR SALE AT AUCTIoN:I;Me
will offer for sale at public auction upon the premises
1876, Mt O'Clock p. NJ. the property as above To-
Gated The HOUSES contain four rooms each, brlc6
feet each running back 149 feet to ~ foot alley
with all necessary culvert connections, &c.
TERMS Liberal, and made known at the hour Of
sale ,o~-
seq JAMES N. LAY LUZ " SON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-12
p. s. ,SEABuRY, Auctioneer.
By J. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
T.s S-tzzI1I3 Main street.

At REQUEST OF OWNER I WILL
n seII Mt nublic auction on SATURDAY, SepteTl,
Der 9Th at o'clock r. NJ, that desirable LOT OF
GROUND 1896 feet, moro or less VIII IN
DWELLING and smaII FRAME HOUSE, NO. 10
north Twenty street, near Main street. Arst-
Parties desiring home at a small! cost, or nrst-
cla es investment. wouId do we'll to attend
se IL j, THOMPSON BROWN, Aucuoneer: