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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-13

"OLD Man BENDER AGAIN Adam.
Reber. alias "old man Bender" was
taken to Woodbridge last night under q
charge of insanity. He is held there
subjec. to complaint aud warrant for
arrest as the veritable Kansas fraud.
" old man Bender" While confined in
the county Jail every night he would tear
open the wound in his neck. thus en-
dangering his life and causing not lit
tie tronble to the officers Reno Ga
zette. Dec. IL.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-13

Nearly all Of the Brooklyn minis
ters, and many of the clergymen Of
New York, alluded to the fire in their
sermons on Sunday, and i'll Mr.. Beech
er's church, and that OF Rev. Dr.. Tai
mage, collections were taken up in be-
half of the suffering and beroaved
families.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-13

Congress will probably al journ from
Friday, 18th instant, until the second
Monday Of January. Meanwhile the
Select Committee will pursue investi-
cations In the Southern States.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-13
Virginia CITY. Nev.

DULLION even such as IL NOS
ID receivable at the L. 8. Mint asssyed Az;
sold on the most favorg Bile terms.
Samples CT ore critically sssayed for both
Gold and Silver, AND REPORTS BASED UPos
DUPLICATE TESTS, for 81 rs per sample.
when reports are delivered in Carson.
Samples of Ore assayed for Copper, Leaf.
Antimony. Tin ard Mercury or Other Metals.
at very low rates. Sc Circulars
Sa nples of sll inorganic INSTANCES, miner
ais. Saline deposits anu mineral waters anab ted
and examined chemically or mcroscopically
Also particular attention given to ths Exam.
nation Of Foods snd Liquors, with yer, renee
to ADCLTERArIONS.
We aim at large business on small proeis,
whether in Analysis or in other branches.
Assayers and the Trade furn shed with Chem.
ically Pure Gold III $40 per o., with discounts
of for quantity. Chemically Pure Silye. II
50 per OF.
For further infor nation see advertisement f.
Virginia Evening Chronicle, or call, as above,
Oh Messrs. PiIley McCGnnel for Circular.
COMA WIEGAND
Formerly Meter and Ref ger Of L. g. MiIt ~
San Frsnclsco. and later Asssys. Ct the sGr1s
EIabl!shMeDt. aoyllm
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-13

INDIAN AGENT. - President Grant
has nominated c. II. Soaring to act as
Indian Agent at Pinto, Nevada, so til g
telegraph informs US. Doubtless it
should have said Phoebe, as no one
by the name of Soaring is living 81
Pinto, and no Indians to speak OF
make their quarters in that vicinity
Eureka Sentinel, Dec. 10
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-13

Hon. Il. NJ. DAGGETT, messenger for
the Nevada Electoral College, left ior
Washington on Monday nights train.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-07

POLICE COURT, Observation-Disclosures 10
seph j. White presidinq.-SeVerai citizens
were brought up and 6ued for not having
obtained licenses 10 accordance with the city
ordinances. They blamed the police and the
Justice, and every body-but themselves.
The case of James Bsgnall, charged with
assaultipg and striking Benjamin Honseman
was dismissed.
Dennis Williams (colored), charged with
stealing coal from the Chesapeake ana Onio
Railroad Company, was discharged.
Joseph Crump (colored) was fued two
dollars for disorderly conduct in the street.
The case of John Lawrence (eoiored),
charged with stealing one lot of fsn and one
lug of brandy from Crowds q Bradley, was
continued until to-day.
John James (colored) was fined ~ Tor as
sauiting and beating Belle GOODMAN.
William Nichols (coIored), charged Win
stealing one coat valued at 81 FROM A. Harris,
was discharged
Laura Mabrey and Alice Rosser (both col
ored, were each 6ned $3.50 and costs for
fighting in the street. Laura Mabrey was
committed In default of payment.
The case Of Henry Pryor lcoloredb charged
with stealing one coat from Albert Harris,
was continued until to-day.
r. w. Griffith was committed to jail 10
default of surety, having been delivered up
by his'surety.
Caroline johnson tcolored), charged with
trespass, was sent to Jail 10 default of pay
NETT Of costs.
Josephine Miller (colored nurse), charged
with stealing clothing from Major Poe, was
declared guilty. The Justice gave her the
privilege Of taking four months 10 jail or
thirty DAYS with twenty lashes added. The
latter was chosen.
Fred. Wallaber, charged with trespassing
on the premises of and beating Rosa Carroll.
The case was dismissed on payment Of costs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-07

WARD MEETINGS THURSDAY NIoHT.-In
accordance with the order Of the City Con-
seryatiye Committee adopted on the 9th
ul,imc ward meetings will be held on the
evening of Thursday the 9th instant at the
following places for the purpose OF eiecting
members of new city committee
Marshall Ward: Club House, corner OF
Twenty eighth and Franklin streets.
Jeffersoa Ward: Police Courtroom, Odd
Fellows Hall.
Madison Ward: Monticello Hall, Broad
street between Sixth and Seventh. $500.
Monroe Ward: St. Alban's Hall, corner OF
Third and Main streets. ~
Jackson Ward: Engine.h house, Washing
ton Hall building, Broad street between
Ninth and Tenth.
Clay Ward Bienner's Spring Park tor
merly Euker's), west Clay street.
Each ward is entitled to elect five members
to serve for one year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-07

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE Yesterday between
10 and l o'clock, while the grand jury the
Hastings Court was considering the indlet-
ment preferred against W. T. Smith, faro
dealer, Smith, In frerzied mood, arising
from over drinking, attempted to commit
suicide. he 'leaped into the canal at point
near the roling.milIs, and, instead of sink
ing as an ordinary mortal would have done,
he floated down the stream to the armory
bridge, where be was rescued by some
and it was only by active cxertions and
copious use. of liquor that be was resusei-
tated. Coroner Taylor was sent for. Smith
not coming exactly -wilbIn bis Jurisdiction.
the coroner bad him taken to the Medicsl
College Infirnary. Smith has been engaged
"a q dealer for Phillips, who kept BANK on
Broad street. He ia. quite popular With
sporting men. He was before Judge Gui
CONS court some months ago for playing
cards, and was then ined.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-07
BY Chaffin, Staples q Co.. i,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
No. / Tenth street. yts

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
~ VERY VALUABLE NEW BRICK HOUSES
INMAMCHESTER, NEAR The FREE BRIDGE.
BIZ virtue of q decree rendered In the Hastings
Court OF the city Of Manchester the 2Sth day OF
February. 1876. the undersigned. special commits
sioner thereby appointed win sell, upon the prem.
ICES on FRIDAY the 1Sth day OF March, at
O'Clock 2. NJ, those TWO welI-Iocated NEW BRICK
HOUSES on Seventh street near Semmes street,
bui:tiast year by Mr. e. Perkins The lots front
thirty.seSen feet, and run Rack 10 Mayo street,
having an irregular depth Of ITO feet one side,
and seventy eight feet on the other side ~Ei. :.
One OF the houses Is at present occupied by Mr..
Newman as a store, at good rental, and the other
by Mr. Perkins This proprty being located 50 adj
mirabIy on the great free thoroughfars between
Richmond and Manchester win always command
good tenants at remunerative rents. & -
TERMS: Enough in cssh to deSray the ex penses
Of The sale and costs Of suit and TO pay OF and dis
charge a debt OF ~ 64.37 with interest from the
GATH of July: 1875: iilI paid; and upon the follow
lowing credits: $500 payable on the 14th of
May. 1875; a407.07 payable In four months;
and the hal nee SIX months after date Of SALE notes
to be given for the deferred payments bearing six
per cent interest. The title 70 be retained until
the purchase money is paid in full and convey
ancs ordered by the court. JAMES CASKIE,
~. 1870 Special Commissioner.
iCHAFFIE. STAPLES d Co., AuctoBeers. mh7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-07
+" ByAugustine Royal.
successor 70 Moody q Royali),
ReaI Estate Agent and Auetioneer,
Office corner Seventh and Halt streets,
Manchester VIZ

TRUSTEES SALE OF -FOUR hun.
i DRIED AND stXrY.FlYE ACRES or HAa-
UABIE LAND IN THE COUNTY OF Chg
TEREIELD, ABOUT ONE MILE , FRSa MD .ND
DANVILLE RAILROAD ON TauRsD1,hsY, p IhE
9TH DAY OF NhEG I go, VI nv III xiE,ue Of q
deed I.csed 70 the unssrsgnea , Sy yH s
day OF March, 1875, and ouly recorded 10 'as
County Court elerss efice Of said s+unt " 10 By
the bene ciary. shall expose for sale ~ pnons
don, on the premises at me TINE so Eye ACRES
of very valuable land adjoiIinx hs isaas ~ The
Ham spears, So, and w. w. Dsborns's es,aGs ,tn
land Is i'm GOOD condition, sHd We'll aho sn.
bered, and being near the kfcbmopa aa ~ tsoss
VILE railroad, should engage fhe a'tenhoa " -
seeking good investments. ~S.,,,ro this
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses or execnEuntsn So.
,r.sr and nav on ivo notes NOE due for &2l0 oYt
and iutsIest and upnss, ,he -, sios ncs
dne 18th April. 1875 for slo6.5o; n3.e , Su IsTS,
lSih. 876s for $l07 note d. 1ein JIss - srch
for SlO7.6O: the residue, II any. payaof A.
lima or times a. viii be MADE snosn ,tsSss;xs
900 Trus'ee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-07

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF CHES-
~ TERRIFIED LANDS.-On MONDAY. Msreh
day, SHALL In accordance with the decree render.
ed In the chancery suit OF Mays executors o.. Wo-
mack, and Walden, and Others, pending 10 the
public auction, ut the courthouse door. ia Man.
chester, at IL O'Clock NJ. the TRACT OF LAND.
containing THREE HUNDRED AkDTWkSTY
AND ONE QUARTER ACRES, belonging 10
Thomas NJ. W0mxck. It lies In Chesterfield coun.
ty, on the Goodies Bridge road. about five miles
east OF CLOVER Hill pits, adjoining the lands Of II
W. Walden, a. A. Phaup, Ed. T. Webster's estate,
and K. j. Gresham F.,. n
The HOUSs. Is wooden, covered with tin, and hiss
eight rooms, and is la reasonably good repair.
TERMS Cash enough 10 pay costs OF said suit
and expenses OF sale /; and balance ON q credi; OK
SIX, twelve and eiRhteen months, equal payments,
Interest added, for bonds with approved sscnriy,
and title retained until payments are made In full.
CHARLES ). STnlSGFFLL0W,
NH Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-07

A JoKe ON rHs CHIsF or PoLicE.-L.st
week MIR. ]. L. Slaughter 4rformed the Chief
OF Police, Msjor Poe, that during r., u
storm icoioted womsn bad sought shelter
unon bis premises and after the rain was
ever she departed, leaving behind bundle,
which, when opened, proved TO .contain a
valuable sssortment of ladies' and ehildren's
under wear. Major Poe advertised for the
Owner through the colnmns OF this paper.
when. however. some dsys afterwards the
bupdle was sent 10 bis Office, be ascertained
thst the clothing belonged 70 bis family.
!Fhe eoIored nurse, Josephsne Miller. vas
arrested sndaaptto jail blythe Pelies 5usssos
Yaetagdsy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-07

HusrINGs COURT, YEsTERDAY-Judge a. q.
Guiqon prestding.-The grand jury, w. W.
| Timberlake foreman, presented the iolloW-
ing true bills:
For felonies: Emma Payne, setting tre to
the iail: q. A. Deitrick, deceigipg Lenore
w, s. Clarke under promise OF marriage
John Jones alias Green Lancaster, bresk'
| ing into the stable of Robert johnson same,
breaking into the Governors stable; John
Gillespie, assauitipg Robert Jones; Robert
Lewis, breaking and entering the store
house OF Champe Williams; Mary Johr.
son. stealing from the person OF William
Price: Jack Jackson, stealing watch from
the person of Adolphus Manson; John Gar
nett, breaking and entering the storehouse
of Cbampe williams; Nathan Burnsteip,
receiving stolen railroad iron; Cornelius
Hickman. assaultipg Robert Coombs; Will
liam Upshur, second petit larceny.
For nisdemeanofs Carl Singleton, eX'
hibiting the game commonly called faro.
bankD: George W. Hill, permitting ga
gaming table called faro-hank, German haz
ard. roulette, and a gaming.tabe of like
kind, to be kept and exhibited on certain
premises occupied by bim-to wit, the house
on the corner of Franklin and Fourteenth
streetsv; Thomas Cunningham, destroying
p,operty of John Wesley; William I.
Smith and Henry Phillips, for exhibiting the
game of faro.
Justice W. T. Martin Republican,, OF
Chesterfield, YVES indicted for PERJURY 10
qualifying as the bondsman of Charles X.
Lew, plckpocket arrested during the Fair,
and swearing that be (Martin) was the owner
of $1,000 worth of upiucumbered real estate
in Chesterfield county. Levy long since
| fed the State.
"Not true bills" were returned IN the
cases of William Jackson, a lbert Feldner,
aud Henry Berry.
The grand jury will meet again WedHes'
day, when it will proceed against large
number of bar keepers who have been sell
ing liquor to minors Ia defiance Of law.
j. Morton Lewis qualified as notary pub
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-07
2 BY W. Goddin, ,r.. ,..trs
Real Estate Agent and Aucttoneer,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets
SALE OF VALUE

COMMISSIONERS SALE. OF VALUA.
OBLE REAL ESTATE ON TH e NORTH SIDE
OF MARI HALL STR EET, NEARTo The EAST
LINE OE FOHRrH- SrkEET-As commission
ers OF the Chancery Court OF the cisy Of Rtchmnnd
by the &C cree entered on the 11Lh October. 1875,
iu The case OF Br.y %. smith. we shalt, 10 further
execution thereof proceed 10 sell At public ancton
on the premises. on To 'sDAY.t the 9Th cav OF
March, 1875, nj O'Clock r. ~, the XChLLENI
BRI. X TrNEMkNT. located as above, now In
the occupancy OF SIR. j. g. James. At the rental OF
&2S per month, containing seven rooms besides
the Kitchen, with threeroomg, smoke. house. water
closets &c, The lot has front OF 24xl09 feet.
After which will BE- sold the old Il anne tenement,
brick kitchen, &C.. on The adjoining lot, on The
west, TO be removed 10 thirty days TINS tenement
"a In good sound condition. aud could easiy re-
moved TO another locality. In the ch!mnsys. kLch-
en-. and smoke-housc ihtre are supposed 70 De SO,.
600 TO 40, 600 old bricks. And after the GALE OF
the old idI gs will be sold the inside lot Sox1o4
feet. % an aleS dve feet wide. This 10 o valuable
locality for etore or dwelling. s,ls.
TERns: One third cash: balance ~ hx ana
twelve months for negotiable notes Interest ADDED,
and title retained nnti al Of the pnrchase.M,onfy
N fulfy pxftf.-------- JOHN A.. M aREDfTH,
: - kDWARDY. CANNON. =
IA "a fpeciai Commissioners;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-07
BY Wellington Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioueer,
. corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

MEAT COUNTRY SEAT, WITH SEVEN
~ ACRES OF LAND ATTACHED. At III
VILLAG. OF JESsINGsyILLE. ON ,TE sE
afLFn SOhTH OF RICHMOND. FOB SALE
At the request Of MIR. W.. K. Wilson, ossr FOR
sale bis country seat located as above. The DWELL
Ing Is In gooa order: contains SIX r'toms above the
Basement, Besides tie dwelling there 1s g9od
kitchen, smoke house, stable, carrtsre- house &C:
The land enow: Betfn wheat. and Is OF exceilert
are to bearing condition. The dwelling Is well
Shaded. ma the piscs very healthy. and not more
than 200 yards Of the cepot where; me cas- psss
chesp and convenient access 70 those whose busi.
ness calls the 10 10 edmond. Asa summer retreat
TO eGect andnmeoiate sale \ great bsr9atn will
be oven, snG tho wheat crop now growing on the
place will be iRciuded in Tue safe :, o,>n,r
NH AZ Real Estate Agent and AuctIoneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-07

observation-disclosures young gentlemen
of lively disposition were arrested on Church
Hill LIST night charged with amusing them
selves by pulling off pailngs and otherwise
defacipg property. They were taken IN
charge by Policeman Bailey and Mr.. Grad
dock, and brought to the FIRST station house,
where Justice w. E. Granger recognized
then to appear at the Police Court this morn.
ing. Citizens of Church Hill make hume
rous CON plants of the mischieVous propensi-
lies of young men and boys who roam over
that section of the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-07

STONE. CUTTERS MEETING. semi.
nual meeting of the Stone Cutters Union
was held at Tnon's Hall. on Main street, last
night. The following officers were elected :
President, James A. Bailey; Vice President,
George Gordon; Secretary, j. W..Fiaberty !;
Financial Secretary, D. L.. Smith Treasurer,
Gilbert Phillips; Sergeant, james Mcclellan.
A communication from the Worktngmen's
Council, proposing that the mechanics and
laborius men of the city shall unite and
establish weekly newspaper to be called the
Monitor, and to be devoted to their interest,
vas discussed. y. - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-07
BY W. Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer,
corner OF Eleventh aud Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE UNDI.
L yIDED MOIETY OF A HOUSE AND LOT
ON THE WESTERN LINE OF FtElh 81.
virtue OF deed OF trust executed to the subscriber,
dated Isl April, 1872, duly reeorded IN Richmond
Chancery Court, in Deadlock No. ~ A. page
public arctinn on the premises, ON TIL UR5DAY
the 9th OF March, 1876, at4 O'Clock P. NJ ~ fair
n not the Hrst fair day thereafer) the real estate
conveyed by the said deed, consisting Of one bali
Of q certain LOT OF u ND wiih la. BRICK
FRAME TENEMENT thereon, located as above,
TERMS: Enough in cash 20 defray exoeuses OF
sale and TO psy Of bond Tor $500 and intsres.
the proceeds OF sale, If any, on such ierHs as
shall be named at the hour OF sale. E.-.;L
WILLIAM JOSIAH LEAkE, q.
NH - Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-07
BY p. q. seabury, Auct!oneer,
No. 90 Sycamore street, Petersburg, Va.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID from James n. Overton and wife. dated March
Chesterfield County Court (deed-Doox So. page
1881, for certain purposes theren set FORTH shsi,
being required SO 70 DO by the beneectary. sell q
the 23d day Of March, 1876. &C IL H., TWO
VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND conveyed n
said deed situated in Chesterfield county, contain.
Ing S'X HUNDRED AND Fly AZ Rfs Jointly,
and adjoining the lsnds or James K. Gates Jonn 4.
Lacy estate. 6eorge Barilan, g. c. Moore: WI.
In cultiysiou the residue Ia oak aud sibe, aud es
about two mies from, the clover Etii deeot on res
Glover Hill railroad, within The coal-neld. Ine
bulldogs consist Of neat duellipe.house, recently
built, and necessary out.buiidiuSs, and Is conVe'
nient to churches and schools
TERHs: Cash for expenses Of sale and 10 sasMI
the trust The balance on credit Of one. tTo ana
three years for negotiable noteg, interest aooea'
and .ecuEed by trpst dead. rIg!. >. A9gKE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-07

.PERsoNAL.-Mayor Wickham, OF New
York city, accompanied by Judge Lawrence,
arrived in the city SUNDAY afternoon and
s,orped at the Exchange Hotel. Yesterday
morning they called upon bis Honor, Mayor
Kelley, who escorted them to various places
of public interest. Mayor Wickham left
yesterday afternoon ola Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad for Hickory In Hanover county, the
country seat Of bis kipsman, Mr.. Wickhsm,
the father of General Williams Z. Wickhsm.
Levin W. BarriDger was appointed com.
missioner of deeds for the Safe of Virginia,
to reside in the State Of Pennsylvania.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-07
The Ward Meetings.

Edlitors Dispatch At the ward meetings
to pe held Thursday night-Whlcn l am
glad to believe will be largely ATTENDED ey
onr best cisizens-would 1t not be welt for
the voters to il sfruet their representatives
In The new City Committee to vote for or
against the primary election fplan? know
that there are two opinions prevailing as 10
urinary elections. Therefore ] think II
would be, wise to have an gexpr sssIon from
each ward meeting. MONROE WARD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-07

Usrrgp STATES DIsrRICr CoUET, MON
pAY-Judae Hughes presiding. In the ma.-
ter of D. B. Cogbill. Adjudication entered,
and an order made enjoiniDg all persons
from proceeding against the bankrupt 10 any
court other than this until the further oroes
OF the court. 81,
In the case of william e. Norment. Order
referring cause to William j. Leake as spec'a
commissioners TO take an account OF itens. :.
7 Tn the matter Of William n. Sutton. Ine
clerk was directed to check on the iunu !! y
hank for $3.50. So in favor OF William o.
Isaacs or his attorney.
Trustees of the Dollar Bank us. Stoops ano
others. Replication filed, and cause oraereo
to NO nroceeded In according to tne ruies
and procedure of the State courts not 10
conflict with those laid down for the onlseu
States equity courts. .... a,a
Rrowu. guardian, &C., Us. Cauthorn ana
others. Bill dismissed with costs, out WIN.
out prejudice to the right OF any creoleoI -
move to get aside the homestead exemption
of r. Cauthorn, the bankrupt ana 70 requne
him to pay into court the amount OF Ice 1--WE
notes received BY him. The petlnon o.
Albert and Ella Harden was Witnora"I'
and the Injunction dissolved:
In the matter OF William MsJor. Ine an
lswer, demurrer. and plea OF -. q. spiinau
70 the petition OF William Msjor and others
was fled. !, . mn.
assignee was ordered to collect the deferred
payments due by the purchasers OF The
bankrupt's reel estate and deposit the same
Ia bank to the credit of this court. The
assignee was also directed to file and settle
bis final accounts. q
In the case of Henry Bowler. The as.
signees were ordered to sell the Dankrupes
chooses In action.
In the matter Of j. j. Umbauf. Henry
Meyers administrator was authorized, after
depositing In the Planters National Bank to
the credit Of this cause Sl10.37. to withdraw
from said bank the two unpaid Dotes OF "
schnellenberg for 1859 and S70S.5o respec'
lively. nt
In the matter of W. w. Myers. The CLERK
was directed to check In favor OF Charles l..
Mosby for $3.50 for balance of rent due.
In the matter Of John T. Boutwell,. The
report of Commissioner Atkins was recon-
mitted to him for further inquiry and report
Ia the matter OF Frederick Perkins. The
exceptions of the creditors to the report OF
Commissioner Atkiss were overruled, and
the exceptions of the assignee thereto sus-
tanned. Thereupon the report subject to the
exceptions of the assignee was confirmed.
In the matter of D. c. Mayo. The as
signee vas.alowed 500 for his commissions
on the sale of the realty in this cause.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-07
RY Robert B. Lyme
BY Robert B. Lyme
(successor to Lyme Il Brotherh
Real Estate Agent and AuctioDeer,
M 1919 Main street

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VaLUA-
i Bile AND DESIRABLE FRAME DWELL.
INGS, ONE OF THEM NEWLY BUILT, WITH
lOOb LOTS TO EA CHI, STU ATED ON THE
NORTHWEsT SIDE OF MARSHALL STREET FREE.
BETWEEN MONROE AND HENRY STREETS,
NUMBERED 400 AND 4OS-In execution Of the
provisions Of certain deed Of trust, gated January
of record In the Chancery Court Of The city OF
Richmond 10 D; B. l02 3, page 2,2; a ans.n Sy
having been made In the payment Of the note
therein secured. shall proceed to sell upon the
1875, at 4 o'clock z. II those TWO VALuABLE
DWELLING S as above described. Sne OF them, No.
4Os, is double house. brick basement, eight rooms,
kitchen, &c. No. 466 has stI rooms, Kitchen &c,
ana Is occupied by good tenant This is COCA
property and offers rare opporl unity TO secure NO.
! residences in good locations.
TERMS: Cash as 10 sufdcency TO nay Oh note Sc
cured in said d. ed, amounting to 49, 400, with In
,erest from January 1st. 1876, aud cost and ex-
penses Of sale; residue upon such terms as may Dc
given ut hour Of sale. More favorable terms, no ",
ever Will probably be given than those prescribed
in the deed WILLIAM n. IL Nrs
NH 81 AIuStScs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-07
MANCHEsTER NEWS. !

Ffued-The following parties were fined
Yesterday In. the Mayors Court: 7. w.
Hnteheson, ten dollars, for keeping hfsStore
open on Sunday; Andrew Harrison, one
ooitar, for depos,ting rubbish % the street !;
Frank Horton, $3.50, for disorderly conduct
.in the strees, and P. Adams, one dollar, Tor
drunkenness. = ttss az ! 8 $50. Us