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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-16
ByP.S. Seabury, AuctioDeer,
No. 81 sycamore street Petersburg,


10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
d from James NJ. Overton and wife, LATED MARCH
18Th, 1870, oufy recorue. ia the Clerks Office OF
Ches'ertiel I'd County Court (deed-book 90. page
93I, for certain purposes therein set forth. shall,
public auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY
The :23d day If March, 1876. at ~ M., TWO
VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND conve yed In
said deed, situated In Chesterfield county, contain.
Ing s Y HUN,,RF ID AND T Fly A. RI Jointly,
and adjoining The lands OF James R. Gates, John r.
Lacy's estate. George Bar liam, q. {. Moore. VIII
liam Blankensbip, and others. Part Of this land Is
In cultivation, the residue In oak aud pine, and lies
aboul two miles from the Clover Hill cenot. on the
Glover Hill railroad, within the coaI-field. Inc
buildings consist Of neat 1wellipg-heuse, recently
built, and necessary oul-buildings and Is conve-
nIent 10 churches and srhnols.
TERMS: Cash for expenses Of sale and 10 satisfy
the trust the balance on credit Of one. two, and
three years for negotiable notes, interest added,
and secured BY rrust-deed. j. :. MOORE,
fe % i'd Trustee.
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BY Chaffin, Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
corner Tenth and Main streets.
SALE OF THE LARGE

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LARGE
i AND VALUABLE BRICK WAREHOUSE:
IN ROCKETS, NOW OCCITPIED Ply THE
VIRGINIA MATCH COMPAHY At AUCTION:
BY virtue of Ger ain deed of trust duly recorded
In Richmond Chanrcry ourt CLERKS office In deed
book los c. page 2S2 shall proceed to sell {bcing
qnired so to d. Dy the beneficiary at auction 70
the h'ghest Slider. on the premises, on THuRS-
NJ, tina, LARGE and ADMlr ABB Y-LOCATED
BRICK BUILDING situated on Pockets street,
together with The adj niDg LOT, the two lots hay-
ing front Of 80 frero on Rockets street and TUE
mag back 70 feet (more or IessI J0 Water street.
TERMS: trough in cash to defray the expenses
Of ex Ing This trust and 10 pay off and discharge
note of II .93l .25, with Interest from The 2lst
day o: oyembtr, 1875, III nsid: aud on Ihe Io.
2ls-24th MAY, 1876; S2,O43 rs. payable the
2lsr.24 h November, 1876 and the residue. II
anv, on such terms as may be annouuted At the
sale; The deferred payments TO be properly secured
n. l.. STAPLES, Trustee.
CHAPLIN. STAPLES & Co., uciioneers NH / 8
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Office DAVENPORT & Co..)
STOCK BROKERS AND STOCK AUCTloNEERS, I
RICHMOND.
WE SHALL SELL AT AUCTION, AT
w our Office lover rhe First National Bank) on
THURSDAY the 18th DAY OF Marcn, 1875, al Y
O'Clock +. NJ. for account Of whom concerned,
RAILROAD SEVEN PEk CENT. RECEIVERS
CERTIFICATES OF INDFRTEDNESS-prin
pal payable January /, 1877; interest, January
and July.
VIII also sell such other BONDS and STOCKS as
may he offered before day of sale.
DAVENPORT & co,
nah 6-tds Stock Brokers.
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BY Sampson & Me- ;rary
(successors TO Sims & SamUsonh
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 92l Hull street. Manchester, Va.

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND
L ADJOINING THE LANpSOF W. n. BRAN.
THE BROADROt X ThACT.-st the request of
Mrs. John w. Lipsc,mb. We will offer al public
auction. on The premises, on THURSDAY the 16:h
CAV OF March 1876, az IL o'clock 81, FIVE
BEAUTIFUL. LOTS Of TRU KING AND
FARMING LAND, containing by recent survey
each four acres ten acres eight md one third ac
seven aud halt acres. and acres. The lot Of
fouracrcs has small house thereon: the bsiance
unimproyed. This pronerty will I've sold as whole.
or In lots to suit purchasers he land lies welt.
aud is within one and half miles Of the city IF
Manchester. approachub.e by The new road recently
op AMI by Falling Creek turnpike and the Broad
rock road; IL q vicinity healthy aud respectable.
This Is ADMIR-; BILE opportunity for parsons desir-
ing subuI ban RESIDENCES. The land Is for the most
part In good heart A plat OF the land can be seen
ut our office.
TERMS: Made known day Of sule.
SAMPSON & bCCRARY,
mh l Auclioneers,
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Fly Wellington Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
CORNER of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE ABDUCTION OF THAT VERY
y VALUABLE GRANITE-FRONT AND STUc-
COED TEN MENy, No. 400. At THE NORTH
EAST CORNER OF MAIN AND FOURTEENTH
SIRE TS.-At the request OF The owner, who &c
aides in distant city, shall offer for sale at public
auction, on the premises, on NOSDA1. goth OF
March, S76, at AZ O'CLOCK p. NJ, that very valu.
able property c,ted as above. VI has q front Of
DIX feet, den,h ON the east line of Fourteenth
street of about 80 feet and WIDTH In rear Of about
35 rect II has an excellent basement and three
stories above. For MANY purposes II Is regarded as
TERMS: One fourth cash bal nee at four. eight.
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
ADDED, srcur ed by q trust deed. he taxes and
ins urauce for 1875 TO he paid by the purchaser.
w. GODDlN, Auctioneer.
NH 12.1517S20
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"Three fishers. went sailing out into The
West" and their names were Clynler, Rob
bins, and Blackburn. :" Three corpSeS laG
out on The sniRing sands, In the morning
sun, when the tide went down, And party
was watching and wringiDg its hands, O'er
the Marsh that would never come back IL
the town.
.fAlbum-p arties@ are the lattst. and are
claimed 10 be new. The most beautiful
women are invited, and their presence gives
the title to the entertainment. which is apt
to be oppressive they say.-Cincinneti Com.
n,erciaL W have a good msny All.Bummer
parties here, but they are not claimed TO- be
new.
The LONDON Hour is amazed that Scbenck
should shske the Dust of Europe from bis
feet without drss taking leave of the Queen.
But when II il remembered bow the Ameri
can press has p,,ebed into Schenck for " eaii.
iug " on the QueeU--as well as on the King
and Jsek-tbere's nothing so.rems2kable Ia
his coEdoet after .Nornsatoaoa Herald.
Even Bsruum canpot bear to be made
fidicn!eus. He hss caused TO be published
Tetractioa Of the story that In bis youth he
unped out OF q window 10 his swesthearl's
house and fell into q cistern. Rh,aeas says.
q &c % b oIttV pHtcpS0 t6t& l2c OEeLEreD, out
nesfr ipt0 the cistesD. 50
~ woman who faanted away Ia a ,passen-
ger. car the other day was revived by o nan
&3iding cold doer.key 10 hcT nose. Tkere
y lesson In this tor wives. It should
tagh womaD never TO refuse 10 permit Der
Epxtard 10 c.rij desd latch key when he
goes ont at n,ghfs- Norrzsiosn Herald.
bio Lewis says II q man will eat black
berries for s sesr he will be able to liit q |
horse.; BE may be right, bur black berries |
ate hsEa 10 gst At certain seasons, and no
one wants 20 LIT q horse anyWay.-Neao Or
Icons ReFasgfcen. 5 $.'s,
ens % Da,s Eswiseinasions.
g ecmepudy ssys TsDdaii calls his wife
-auls. Ne suppose sho cal,s him
asgora o,s<u Courier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-16
By Lancaster Il Lucke,
Stock and Real Estate Brokers.
State Bank building. Richmond, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ELK ISLAND
i By virtue of deed Of trust executed on the
2Sth day Of December, 1872, and duly recorded,
we SHALL being required thereto By The benefciarits
In said ed sell by public auclion on the premises
on TIL URoDAY The Esd OF March, 1876 at II
o'clo k. the farm known as LIZ ISLAND, lying on
James river, In the counties of SCOTLAND and Cum
berlann. about Fix miles above Cartersyie, and
about two miles from TX Hill 'anding, adjoining he
lands Of .uIiin Harrison and others, and contain
Ing about 009 acres. ne buildings consist Of new
dwelling. house and all necessary out-huildings.
his farm is considered by many the hest In The
State of virginia, and has reputation co-exensive
wi the state.
We viii also sell at the same time and place
IA MULES,
/ HORSE,
IA head of CATTLE,
IL Ht'GS.
And all the valuable FARMING IMPLEMENTS
on ihe place.
TERhS: Cash sufficient to pay the expenses OF
sale ana three notes OF $4,000 each with Interest
from 2Sth December, lS72; and for the bs laucs,
en- u credit Of one, two and three years. wi h in
tel from the dsy OF sale, evd.I ced by negotiable
notes Of The purchaser and secured by DEF Of trust
on The property. PrACHY K. GRATTAN,
ISAAC Fl. CARISGTON.
e. 20 Trustees
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Rr,Yrr,Fur ExpxRrAEsT--DEXoNsT OF
CEREBRAL AcTlvlrY.--An experiment OF eA'
csedine beauty and delicacy, indicating Inc
action OF cerebral activity, is due 10 Df. a.
Mosso. ef Turn. At recent meetipg OF
the French Academy of Sciencies Professor
Gland Bernard explained by mesns OF
s,nnle apparatus the method employed. TO
tine nhystologist II Is well known that the
cfrenlatory vessels expand and contract
Dnder the action Of the blood. 1t Is quite
possible that at one time the veins and
arteries are more fully charged than at an'
other time. When the blooG Is driven from
the brain into the body the veins increase
IN size, and the opposite takes place
when the blood Is sent from the oody
back into the brain. Any excitement OF
q centre of nervous action drawns TOWARDS II
an increased circulation. believing That snis
action would be physically demonstrated.
DIR. Mosso conceived the following simple
experiment, which was fully Illustrated oy
N. Bernard. A glass vessel large enough 10
hold mans outstre,cbed arm IN II, tnerc
being al aperture 10 the side big enossn 10
admit the arm, was used The arm OF the
person TO be experimental upon was mace
n Ar exactly In the orifce, so that here
could be no escape for the warm water WIN
which the vessel was silled. Connected "itn
The water was a thin glass tube, something
like a thermometer tube, in W1lch wafer
Ia p;aced. or coarse, the level Ct the wafer
IN the tube being determined, the ieast
r;sp or fall Of the Muid is appreciaole. Df.
Mosso's experiment demonstrated beyond
fhe least doubt that the faintcst mental enort
on the part of the person wlo was expert
mepfed upouc aused an apprcciabie lowering
of the water level, showing that the blood
left The arm, diminishing IFS actual volume,
and went 10 the brain. AS those component
parts which go to make up the limb OF the
nerson, such az flesh and bone, were inca
psble Of rapid change, the difference in bulk
could no. bare arisen treSn any other cause
than the draining off OF a certain amount
of tl~oa from the arm. So sensitive
did this experiment show itself to be, that
when the rerson bad his attention attracted
by the reading Of book or newspaper. in.
stantiy the bulk OF bis arm diminished; even
the entrance OF new conner into the room
produced visible effect. We know that
When food is presented 10 hungry man az
sisyokntary.flow of saliva takes pace. 1t is
then, fairly deducible from this fact that ir
any mental effort an extra quantity Of blood
suress to the brain. This very ingenious
experiment, If carried further, may mark al
exceedingly Interesting period in biological
research.
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ACaTIIOsu,lNI' .lALesse-x ...nrs Dsys:
Nv Cook d Lau9htou. Auciionesrs,
No. 10 Governor street

4 ssIGNEE,s SALE OF PERSONAL
~ pp0pERrYs AT AUCTIoN.-I will sell Or
TUFsDAY March 21st. al o'clock a: ALL. All
corner or Ross and Fourteenth streets, tne ioisoT
'ns snspSFEH.HACKsa ana HARNESS for same,
i TflP.DRAG and HARNEsS for same.
q TOP.BUGGlE5 aAd HAkNEsoto r Saoae'
2SLFIGHs,
ROBES Qaph -
SADDLES,
q HARNESS-9QX. tsi Z
RTRAw.CuTTER,
/ GRAIN. BOX,
OFFICE.DtSks
STOVE and PIPE. ,,,rr,r
hia 0 Assignee.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAiLRoAD}
COMMENCING OCTOBER "a, 1875
" trains OR this road will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH
$40 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily except Sun.
day.. connecting for all points souta
and West SIeepuR-car attached run .
7:4s A. ~, FREiGHT Train daily (eIcep. Sun.
day), with coach attached for Peters.
burg, and stations on the southslce
road, Lvnchburg, and the West
1:46 P. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily, connecting
for all points South aud West pls'
sengers taking this train viii paa
close connection at Petersburg l@
Norfolk. Elegant Dtrlor-cM attacnss
runs through TO Weldon.
500 P. n, FREIGHT daily Except sunday'' VI"
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
100 A. n, FREIGAT TRAIN aaiIy te1ceps sus
dayj with coach attached.
1900 H., THROUGH hAIL daily, connecting
. with Richmond. Fredericksburg aDa
Potomac railroad for all points Ei'
SEQ P. H.. s FREiGHT daily Except Sundays
coach attached.
7:S5 p. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily te1ceDs sust
dayI connecting With RichGosa
Fredericksburg and Potomac ralIroSo
for nil points kast and West. puunAs
sleeper attached. running thfonka
to baltimore. Also making eloos
connection with the Chesapeake sno
Ohio railroad for the Virginia sprin"
ard all points North and " eat. !.
The MAIL TRAINS will rot stop between Hlc~
mond and Petersburg except at Chester.
This Is the only line running double dahy u T..
making close connections for Charleston, ." rI.
without break OF schedule. ,ra
a. i:9s +: 4 - h Sisi WEDNESDAYS nd
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will stsr'f'
de3l 4. SHAW snner,-
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Nv j. l.. Apperson.
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
office corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF A
L DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT ON THE
sOnTH SIDE OF CL H.. BETWEEN HSM s n
trust to me, dated 18th March. 1874, recorded In
tichmopd Chancery Court. in ID X: 102 A, page
pr uises, on TUh Y. March 81. 1876. at 5
o'clock T.. NJ Of fair If not the next fair day there
after) tho above described REAL STa Tt., In the
occupapcy of Mr. j. j. Davis. The lot fronts %
feet by l53 feet to an alley feet wide, with the
well. built brick dwelling, No. 5l7, containing six
rooms; kitchen with TWO rooms; paved yard
water. &c.
TERMS: Reasonable, and made IL own at sale.
NH 8 l.B. APP. RSuN, Trustee
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BY James NJ. Taylor & Son,
Peal state Agents and Auctt"neers.
office corner Eleventh ana Bank streets.

THREE NICE FRAME DWELLINGS
i NO. 1904. .211, AND PIN; CONTAINING "A n
OF CHERRY STREkr. BETWEEN CUMBER-
LAND AND REVEKIY STREETS. FOR SALE
At AUCTION.--We will offer at public auctiob:
Mar h. 1875, ut O'Clock P NJ, the above de-
scribed properly. The lois each front 15 by
14l feet alley twenty feet wide, with water on
the TIRE misfs.
TERMS: Very liberal and made known at the
hour Of sale. JAMES NJ. t. YLOR q SON,
NH Is AuclioneeIs.
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By Grubbs C Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

SALE'OF TWO FRAMED
FUITs rH Strict. BET CKSON AND
DUVAL STREETS, AT AUCTI0N.-In execu::
ZION of the provisions Of a deed of trust dated
Dad February. 1872, and duly recorded in the
Chancpry court of the cry of Richmond. in deed
book 90 B, on page 4a2. shall sell at suc' ion,
upnn the premises, on SATURDAY. ISM March,
1916 nj AZ O'Clock p. NJ, the TWO FRAMai,
TcNEMtNrS situated sbove described: each
containing seven rooms; besiccs kitchens with TWO
room, eacn.
These houses are comp .ratively new. a, d one of
them is occupied by Nrs. Quarles and the other
vacant. They front about 20 feet each. ana have
side alleys. and run back about 1872 feet to an alley
l6 feet wide.
TERMS: he deed authorizes a sale for all cash:
but II is probable that ali the parties In interest will
consent 10 liberal terms of payment
j. H. MUNTAG UE, Trustee.
GRIiBRS & WILLIAMS, Auc1ioneers.
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1870, 81, !, p;cbmoad D;spasch .

Dear s,rs,-I see from the Baltimore Ga.
y.iie that there ia 3 surplus OF 'Sl,Ioo
asfer lefraying sill expenses OF erecting
the Jackson statue. Your worthy GOV.
ernor recommends The amount to be invested
and the Income appropriated annually to-
wards gettiog 8 medal tor the best scholar 10
each class Of the V,rgipi, Military Institute.
I think, as many others do. that It bad better
be spent for bronze hat or cap. TIE slatue
is not complete without one or the otnsr
being held 10 either the right or le't naoo'
What do sou saw! JosNiE hke'
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Anc'ioneei,
M 7i1s Main street, opposite Dfspatch Office.
BY Frank D. Hill,
Guctioneer and Real Estate Agent
No, l1OS Main street.

THIRTY FEET OF GROUND ON TIE
J. WEST SIDE OF THIRTEENTH BETWEEN
AD' TIoN.-By virtue Of a deed Of trust from
Fannie Rouldin to me- recorded IN Cbancery Court
D. B. IO5 B. ;page 362, and Ia default thereof |
VIII cell on the premises on SATURDAY, March
Is, 1876, at Az O'Clock, 1HlRrY FEET OF
GROUND located ss above described. The open,
tt1ewalue Of this property yer, considerably.
TERHs: About $40 cash; the balance In four,
eight and twelve months, with Interest aGdeo.
mh;S JOHN n. CLAIBORNE, Trustee.
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By j. L. Apperson,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
corner Eleventh aud Main streets.

DRAINED HOUSE AT AUCTION.-I
II will sell. ou the premises, on THURSDAY,
March 16, 1875, at O'c ock y. the FIR MED
HOUSE on the east sioe of Min between Clay and
Leigh streets, 10 be removed In thirty days.
TERMS: Cash, j. l.. APPERSON,
NH ID AuciioDeer.
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teCANTON INSIDE LINE."s,%sua,
NEW FAST FREIGHTsROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND ANDRHlLADELPHIA

NEW FAST FREIGHEROUTEB BETWEEN
RICHMOND ANQRHlkADELPHIA
TRI-WEEKIY.
On and after OcToBER LIST the spleDdid Iron
steamers OF this Inc will leave Richmond TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powhatan Steamboat Lines pier, at corner Of
Twenty second and Dock streets, making close con;
nccton each trip at Canton, Nd, tEast BaiGimorel
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company for Philadelphia
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All freight by this line covered oy Ore and marine
insurance free of cost. No dockage charged at
Richmond. Bates as low as any other line. This
is the quickest line between Philadelphia and Rich
moud.
Freiehts ordered by this line should be marked
canton Inside Line" and sent 70 the Philadcl-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore depot, Phiiadsi-
phia.
Freights received daily In Phiad e1phia and Rlch.
mond. For further information apply to
l.. B. TATUM, Agent.
Ofhces Twenty second and Dock streets
and 20. 903 Msin street or 70
j. 8. WILSON, General Freight agent,
Philadelphia, WILMINGTON aud Baltimore RaiiroS a
Philadelphia taS
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BY +. d. Fach9,

Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. Fourteenth street
nRUGsTORE.-Bv request Of Dr.. j. F
~ Rass, who declines The drug business. we viii
offer for sale by public auction, at his drugstore,
No. 224 Seventeenth street. at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
on TIA TjRsDa the 6 h instant, all Of his stock
OF DRUGS. FIXTURES, &C.. THREE show
CASES, and ONE excellent PRESCRIPTIONS
CASE. This is good location for drugstore.
Parties Wishing to engage in this business would do
well 10 attend.
TERMS: Cash. T.. u. FAtHo,
Keal Estate Agent and Auclioneer,
NH IRON No 9 Fourteenth street.
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IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE
Il sale we will sell The VACANT LOT on he east
sid of Fourth street adjoining the above described
lihouses on The souh. It fronts l6 feet, and runs
lack % feet to all alley 16 feet wide.
TERMS: At sale. GRUBbS C WILLIAMS,
NH AuctiOneerS.
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TN PURSUANCE OF A DEED OF
i trust fro,a N. V. Bacchus, dated Sd day of Sep
TENDER. 1875, being required by the holder Of the
notes therein described. will sell at auction. upon
the premises. on the 10th day Of March. 1875 at
M, TWO LOTS. fronting twenty-five feet each
on the north side OF Moare street near Oak street,
IN the city OF Richmond. runniug back one hui ndred
feet. J erms al sale. II. l.. STALL ), Trustee.
tHAFFIN, STAPLES Co.. knctiQneeIS. mn
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BIZ Thomas w. Reese, Auctioneer,
No. ID Governor street.

BIZ Thomas W. Reese, Auctionser,
No. ID Governor street
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF FUR
IA NTTURE AT AUCTIC direction will
sell st the Monroe House, 6cverrfer street HIS
tThursoeyl MOMNISG, CO m1aencsrx az 70 o'esock,
One ROSEWOOD 81 AMsEE p sgiI Iii,,r With
WARDROBE.
Ore COTTAGE. CHI AMBER SUIT,
One HAIR-CLOTH SOFA,
Two MATTkESSF f.
BULSTERS and ? ALLOWS,
together with asSor traentJr
HOUSEHOLD F. EkNiTURE.
THOMAS w. KEESEE,
NH 1e Anctioneer.
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d FTER THE ABOVE SALE WILL
IA oferiFOUR PRETTY LOTS OF 80 feet each
on the same street and near to Clay street.
FRANK D. HILL.
NH E6:3t Auctioneer.
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BY COOK q aaughuon. Aucuoneers,
No. ]. o Governor street.

No. o Governor street.
). W.T.
m AON A. SORTED FRUIT AND
lUslOVOl IN AMENTAL-TREEs,SH RUSs
1 &C. AT AUCTlON.-!n conse-
cue nee OF havi, X to ciegr or The apd In the spring
re VAN sell a. suction. TaUksDhI the ''th
sirt.eia at 10Y O'Clock, and rontiEue from Gay 70
oaY until y g whole Is d,po,ed OF, large ios u
choice FK UI T-TREES, consisting OF
kPPL q, PEACE. AP Moot.
PLUM, CHERRH. GRAPE VINES,
STAr flARU aud d. ARFPhAhS.
ALSO,
Ey'ERGREENS. nvpus
AZ &eiJBS ROSES, VINES. &c. 49,,
The above stock is good. and OF goon Haieies. 500
1Eaas: sums over $50 sixty days FOR approved
city acceptance ,,1p.1r navIs r. CO
Oorez q LACGagoE, huctioneers. mn lo-9I
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..is-rI,,rs ',,,A,InIrrs,-rurars pays.
stsS~S-s-s-NSS~~~~-~~J~
Bytseorre n. Poinde1ter,
Zeal Fstate A1rnt and Auctfoneer,

800 AUOAlOM So 49, ---.~SS~~-&
Byt,eorre n. Poindexter,
Zeal Fstate A1uut and Auctfoneer, II.
hoo Main street, under Planters National Bank.
TRUsTEE's SALE OF ONE OF THE
i MOST VALUABLE BOslS FiSSs 30 of q cer ~
,aSn deed Of trust executed september ls7 3. ana
e a,c hanefS B. BE- G. 3 IS trustee
eeIi 9poa ihe prrinises, on sATiRDAY The lSth
Instant at O'Clock r. NJ, the f9ItoW,ns ,no
nronerty: All that certain LOT OF LAMP ying
Ia that part of The city known as m nsaovna
fronting Sky fee, On sseR 70 he or
Roterr Rerse trustee, ano bombed en- tne west Dy
OrIss Ms street. This is regarded as one OF the oest
business lots in Rockets a. Gallo
TERMS: Reasonable. and uade k Ir 1850 a.
NH s JOHN =: MuRPo 7: Iras,ee: :4.
BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auc1tcneer,
No, Ills Main street. opposite Dtspafeh ONCE
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
MED DWELLING ON LAUREL
sTpEaT. NEAR SPRING STREET.-By virtue
Of deed of trust from C. w. BurT trustee TOE r. n;
Io The as e the
being required 50 to do by the benehclsrys sei a.
public auction on the premises; a. ~ so,iaw.
he reai tate described In said deed as follows: bat
House and LOT on Laurel stree oe gnpl,s unity
feet from the corner Of Spring ana Laerel sIeets,
aad running nortneastery ao5G .nh h,S rsax fees
and running back between parallel lines 10 feet to
an alley twenty'feet wide. . ,,.
1ERas Pe5g Selal a5e Rsse SUM- rrusiee
NH s-ia,iS Is i4.I5 16I7,1s,&se
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-16
MD DOMINION STEAMSHIP .xSFs
" COMPANY ssissafib
FOR NEW YORK.
FOB NEW YORK.

This company VIII dispatch one OF their splendt
steamers-0LD DOMINlOS, TYAN0kE, ISAAC
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY. and SUNDAY at high
water. s.sf
These ships are entirely new. and were built en-.
pressty for this route
They have splendid saloons, staterooms, and bath.
rooms. 80
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are un.
surpassed.
Goods shipped BY this line arc landed regularly
q Kew YORK on the company's covered pier, 35
North river. ~ y
Freighs for points beyond New York Sorvarde Q
With dispatch, and no charge naade exeePt astua
expenses Incurred.
Freight received until 6 2. a.. daily.
For further inforuassioo apply 10 sass 81
GEORGE w. ALLEN d CO.. AReutes
B my 10 ONCE Ccmpapy's Hhsrves, Hoekets6. &