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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-21
Mistaken identity.

REMARKABLE CASE IN ILLINOIS.
The Chicago Tribune of Thursday has the
following story OF Il case of mistaken iden-
tity Last Sunday morning a man was
run over and killed at Evanston by an in
coming railroad train. The corpse was at
once identified by many persons residing
there as that Of Josiah Hill, a gardener who
formerly resided in the village. Amid great
sorrow word was sent to his family resi-
dencc, in this city, at No. 81 Grant place,
and they immediately went out to care for
the body Of the unfortunate. head
OF the family. The wife wept, and
in her almost inconsolable grief fran
tically caressed the. dead one. The
inquest was held, and there was
no lack OF evidence concerning the mans
identity; in fact it was never questioned.
At the expense of the family the remains
were inclosed in very fine coffin, and on
Tuesday, the day appointed for the funeral,
the body was borne to the grave amid the
lamentations of large circle Of friends and
acquaintances. AS il to complete this whole
story OF deception the remains were buried
in family lot in Rosehill, owned by the
brother of the deceased. That apparently
was the end Of Josiah Hill on this earth.
On the jury at the inquest was Deputy She
riff Kcarney, who, among others present'at
the time, knew Hill very well, and swore
to the identity. Tuesday, the identical day
Of the funeral, he visited Winnetka on
official business, and was almost frightened
out OF his senses by seeing the veritable
Hill at work in a garden. Hailing him, he
conjured him by all that was good and holy
to return to his ghostly residence, and not
to be wandering around ghostly gardener.
Hill thought the man was crazy at first, and
upon listening to subsequent explanation
concluded that his surmise was correct, and
all the way to town yesterday he regretted
the untimely fate OF his friends brain. But
judge Of his surprise and astonishment
upon entering his own home to eShis wife
scream out and faint, before what she
took to be an apparition. She had never
doubted the identity OF the dead man, and
her husband had lefther only few days be-
fore to do some work in Winnetka, hence
she could not have forgotten any single par
ticuiar OF his appearance. Indeed, twas some
time before she could be convinced that her
husband was still alive, andnot in the cold,
cold grave to which she had on the previous
uay consigned him. She insisted with re-
doubled Vigor that she had examined tho
dead man, and fully identified it in every
particular as that OF her husband, even to q
shortness OF one OF his limbs, and its SINH
larity in size, looks, and marks. A daugh-
ter, seventeen years of age, also monrned
the untimely decease Of her father. Learn
ing all the facts in the case, Mr. Hill was
extremely anxious to view the fellow TINT
looked like him, and yesterday visited the
|icoroner's office to effect the removal OF the
stiff from what he hopes to be his final
Iresting-place. The necessary order was
IgiYen, and to-day the body will be exhumed
and taken to the Morgue for another in
I}quest." $50 800 2s.~.Eg
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So BY Robert B. Lyme n =
(successor to Lyme &c Brother),
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1910 Main street.

II ARGE AND VALUABLE = BRICK
IL DWELLING ON THE SOUTHEAST. COR
NER OF, TWENTY-FIRTHI AND MARSHALL
STREETs: NOW oGCqPIED By y & yU STns
LOTS ONTWENTY-FIFyTH STREET AND, ONE
ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF. MARSHALL. Re
TWEEN TWENTY-FIFTH AND TWENTY
SIXTH STREETS, AND one OTHER LOT ON
TWENTY -FIFTH STREET, WITH 4 Small AL
ERhL, ROOMS, FOR SALE BY .AUCTION.--By
request Of the owner will sell upon the premises,
ut public auction, on TUESDAY the 9th day OF
juno, 1876 Mt 5Ifo'clock p. NJ the above desirable
property. Pic dwelling contains ten rooms aud
large porch, and Is well huilt. Hatofith pro
perty will be shown nj, sale, and terms named Spe-
cations have been made privately to purchase. The
house lot fronts AK feet on Twenty-ifth streetby
I2O feet to wide alley. The lots front 80 feet each
by the same depth. ROBERT j. LYME,
lie 90 L-.LL y LL-n. t,nG = y :.LLL AuctiDneer.
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! WASTEp FARM.-A Detroit real estate
agent, says III. Quad was waited on yester-
! day by a tall man with a weed on MS nat,
who said he had the cash to pay for farm,
nroyitled he could get one to suit. The agent
| smiled him to seat, and brought out his re-
gister of descriptions. He had seVerai farms
| registered on his books, and ne nad no aouDe
that he could suit the would-be purchaser.
| The stranger remarked:
"What I want is a farm OF about three
| hundred acres ". ""
= .eI'yc got it," replied the dealer:
| "rd like about six big hills on IT, =
| g Here She .is-here's a farm with exactly
six hills on it," .,,.....-,-...r.-ss,,.zo ),
"Here you are. Here's. larhi VIII i"No
exactly in the centre" p
"And want o big natural cavern In one
| of the hills" ..... :,
~ Here YOU are there's cave on this farm
which can't be beat" ......-..
The stranger drew long breath and went
on
at want farm of three hundred acres,
hit one hundred acres must be marsh
land"
:. Here she is" was the ready reply. "Just
+hrep hundred acres in the farm, and just
one hundred in marsh land"
81 must have waterfall tWenty-six feet
high ON the farm" continued the stranger.
:. Here YOU are. This farm has natural
waterfall of twenty-five feet and eleven
inches. l don't suppose an inch, more or
less. ON waterfall amounts to MUCH"
"Well, no; but want windmill on one
Of the hills" 80
t.That was put up last year, was the
calm reply. .,,--'. u...
It was some time before the stranger
thought of anything else, but finally said: .
"There must be a Baptist church right
across the road from the house." a., ~, .
..Onc built there last summer, sir"
alt must be brick church." "0 fs1
$50 it is" ,..t =. ..,....,.,
"IIas it IN organ ?" r.s @.., n.f ..
=, "It has" .. i~'. 80. -, :.
,l"Thcn I can't buy the farm of you, )" said
the stranger. rising togo. '-If there is any
thing hate it is q church organ, and you
can see for yourself that would be in a
state OF continual misery. The farm suits
me tirst-rate, but I can't 60 that organ" !,
Just what estimates those two men placed
upon each others veracity as they separated
will never be known.
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je I9-M,Tu,& W3t
ssE si'tByJames NJ. Taylor & Son, - IL"
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,' e
,nfJlce, corIier of Eleventh. and Bank streets.
rT,RUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
j. REAL ESTATE ON TIE EAST SIDE OF
cAlY STREETS, NOW 3CG sT BY M 8:
VALENTINE, ESQ, AT AUCTiON.-By virtue OF
deed of trust dated january l, 875, executed by
James b. Dupuy, trustee for l.. T. Stevenson, and
the said l.. r. Stevenson. duly recorded In the clerks
Office of Richmond Chancery Court. having been
requested by the bcneciaries therein shall proceed
to sell at public auction, upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY the 21st day of June, 1876, at 6
O'Clock p. NJ, that DESIRABLE LOT, witha TWO
STORY BRICK STOREHoUsE thereon, fronting
26 feet the east side OF Thirteenth street, be-
tween Main and Cary streets, and running back the
usual depth,
Being situated in the business centre OF the city,
this property must greatly increase in value, and of
fcrs special Inducements for a permanent invest
mert. zfti - $. sE.4t.{,a Il. ~
Tile lot and house are subject To the lien OF prior
deed Of trust securing debt not yet dine. but ar
engagements have been made with the beneficiary In
that deed, whereby, In OF sale, release can be
obtained, 30 as to give the purchaser title. q. I.
4 TERMS: Cash as to one fourth Of the purchase
money; the balance IN three equal nBtalments Mt g.
g and lS months negotiable notes to be taken for
the deferred payments, with Interest added, and So
cured by u deed Of trust.
JAMES N. DUNLOP, Trustee.
JAMES II. TAYLOR Il SON, AucIioneets, ie9
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BY Lancaster & Lucke,
Stock and Real Estate Brokers,
" state Bank Building.

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AUG
OTION OF VALUABLE MINING AND Rail
ROAD PR0PERTY N CHESTERFIELD COUN-
Court of p the city Of Richmond rendered ON the
18th day of June, 1876 in. the suit Of Lancaster
and others, trustees. against the Clover Hill Karoa
COMPANY shall, as special commissioner appointed
by said decree proceed to sell auction at the
Office of Lancaster & Lpcke No. I'LL Main street
I'm Tie city of Richmond at the hour OF ~ oclocR
on THURSDAY the Goth July, 1876, the following
pr I. pThss vhEuABLE PROPERTY known as the
h G sdnsin mt Of NS II I'M fSI AID of
sand SIX HUNDRED AND AM sLX S11x EYE
undivided Interests and leaseholds; and all the MA.
CHiNERY and BLrLEMENIs used ed ,h n With
and also The CLnyER dh i1 rlnn,Lg from Clover
Hill Mines to Osborne,s on James river with al rs
sR1NGs aA II Fs SahS sa and
COAL RESERVOIR. All of the above property
viii be sold as whole, and lists of the same In de;
tail have been printed. and Will be iurnlshed 10 Ill
who desire to inspect them. ~ ,
Theter1ns of sale will be: $3.50 payable on tht
LIST day January ST.; 81 $40 on the lSt day OF
1878 aa $40 on the 1st day Of July. ISIS; sI64C &!
on the 1st day. of January, 1879, anu s42,64O Oh
the Is, day Of july and IS to the baSn an &C. o.
In cash one third thereof IN six months, ana one
third thereof in twelve months.sucf deferred pay
ents to be secured by negotiable not S ol e
deed of trust on the property. han alec cal,
g. And ut the same time and place shall also sell
by public auction, and under the authority OF th,
same decree, ONE LOCOMOTIVE, TIIIRTY lion
COAL-ChRS, TEN .G0NDOLAS, THREE BHA-
CARS. ONE SECOND. CLASS PASSENGER-CA
This rolling stock Is in use on the Glover lll
railroad and may be examined at any lime ~ THOSE
desiring to purchase. Tire terms Of sale VIII DC one
third cash; one third credit of SIX mouths a
one third on credit Of twelve months said deferred
r,yments to be evidenced by negotiable notes of tue
purchasers. with approved cndorsers, and secured
i,y dneIO f tho DrODprty. 80 's
3. A TRACT OF PARTIALLY-TlMBERE;D
LAND known as "TiZzards.N and lying near me
mines, containing FIVE HUNDRED AND THlR,
TY-THREE AND A HALF ACRES. the mineral ,
rights being reserved. they not. belonging 10 the
Glover Hill Company. MAI.
debt of about 81 200; and ms to the balance. IN TWO
equal paymentS-one at SIX months and one at
twelve months-evidenced by the note or bond o the
purchaser. and secured 10y i deed OF trust on the
property A., .,,, :,
Persons desiring to inspect the property VIII be
shown through the works by the managers al Clover
Hill. =
fIav Wednesday. and Friday. Train leaves Clover
Hill at 6:l5 A. Ai. Monday, "wednesday, and Friday
JAMES r. WERTH,
10 19-tds - '5' Special Commissioner.
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BY Chaffin, Staples L Co., .i.
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers,
No. l Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VERY
L VALUABLE NEW BRICK HOUSES IN MAN
CHESTER. NEAR THE FREE BRIDGE. AT AUG
TON. ON SATURDAY: JUNE %, 1876, AT 81:
O'CLOCK P. My virtue of . deed of trust exc
ctcd ny Josiah E. Perkins and wife, hearing date on
the 14ih day of May, 1875, and duly recorded in
the clerks Office Of Manchester Hastings Court, In
Deadlock l, page ass, I@ll sell (being required
premises, on SATURDAY the oath day OF June.
1876, the ab0ve-descrbed VALUABLE PRO
PERTY fronting 81 feet on Seventh street, and
having depth OF ITO feet on one side and rs feet
on the other side.
TERMS: Cash enough to pay the expenses of exc
interest from the 18th of May, 1876. till paid; and
the balance upon such terms may he ANNOUNCED at
. IT.I. ..'' '.stf @t4 NJ. G.. STAPLES, vi
IT, s Trustees.
CHAFFIN. STAPLES & CO., Auctoneers. je Id
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BY Grubbs & Williams. -
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LARGE
~ QUANTITY. OF VERY VARIABLE WA,
TEReeFRONT LOTS ON TIE SOUTH SIDE OF
TIE RICHNfOND 1tOCK AT hUCrION:-By 1ir-
tue of decree ot the Chanccry Court OF Richmond.
entered on the 7th day Of June, 1s76 In the case
of Richards &C., Us. MayoS executor, &c, the ln-
drrsgncd. special commissioners thereby appointed
will sell ut auction, upon the premises GU III ks-
DAY Goth June commencing 4 D O'CLOCK T. NJ, q
PORTION OF THE REAL ESTATE OF Edward
q Mayo, deceased known as fhe - SANDY bar,
living on the south side of the Richmond Dock 'front.'
ii,g on street running parallel thereto, beginning
at Shockoe creek and running eastwardlv, so as 10
embrace not exceeding 500 feet front. +. -.
This property is now under rent TO heSsrs. Sti-
niles q Blair S. r. Lahrop, A. G.. Babcock, and vart-
Gus others: and the first lot has In connection with
il very valuable water-pOwer from the DOCK, WHICH
is used for milling purposes
It's location I'm the heavy business part OF the
fronting the water, affords every facility for the
hautjjinp storage, and manufacture of heavy mer-
rhnndjsc and products: and as there Is but limited
uIntiiy of property Of that character, such an OPP
portunty for buyers is not likely TO DC soon again
map and survey may be seen at the Office of the
TERMS: One fourth case; balance. at three, six,
nine and twelve months, for negotiable notes, With
interest added, and secured by deeds of trust. '..
'1'>1 ~ -. 49,, l.. Il. PAGE,
... JOHN o. STEGER,
. ',.'trft. us.... F. JOHN S. WISE,
..,...... ..-r |, II. CARRINGTON, /,
- Commissioners.
GRuBBs & WILLIAMS; Auctioncers. ie 10
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= 3D.. By. Robert b. Lyme 49,
:; successor to Lyme & Brother),
Real Estate, Agent and Auctlonecr,
- '.ia 1912 Main street.

rF,TRUsTEE'S SALE OF, f r a NJ E D
DWELLING No. 2l1, WITH GOOD, LARGE,
VAIJTAEI,E LOT, ON SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD
StrREET BETWEEN JEFFERSON. AND MADI-
SON STREETS, AND ONE BAY. HORSE, FOR
SALE BY AUCTION.--In execution OF the prori.
sions az two certain deeds of trust from w l.. Samp-
som aud Gcorgianna, his wife, of record IN the
I;bancery Court of the city of Richmond, to me as
trustee the first dated I1th February, 1876, to Sc
cure payment Of two notes, one ut four months for
$40 and second for & so at six months, drawn and
endorsed by w. i. Sampson, payable at Planters
Rank of Richmond, Va; second deed dated 10th
tIay of February, 1876, to secure u note for 800
drs3wn nv w l.. Sampson, and endorsed by him al
ninety DAYS after date for 800; and by request OF
holders Of the first-named note and third note de-
fault having been made In their payment, will sell
mon the premises, at public auction, on THURS
HAY the ga dry Of June, 1876, at 6 o'clock P. NJ
,iI the nroperty described in said deed, being the
Ta AME HOUSE and LOT now occupied by W. L.
rSampson, containing about six rooms; Kitchen
Tie LOT fronts Broad A by 127 feet to
Also. MT same time, one large, fne-size BAY
HORSE we'll suited for working and riding moro
r,rtuulary described In the second deed Of trust.
TERMs Cash as to cost of sale and suf1ctency tC
nav off and discharge the two notes as above
anounttng together to 1891, with interest from ma
turity. and residue upon terms TO be named at otl
Of sale.---.,l.3sst7 -4eR. a, MEAG rll,
y 1860. al t. - ,t.rigs.f trustee.
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lg7,e J, Cloud.
TRANSLATED in the metre OF the original
from Che French .s Beau Mage =:

TRANSLATED in the iNetEtaUt 4huo Wig iAih''
from the French q Beaa Mage =:
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Nd rest thy pinion needetb. " SIS siaSt ~
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NV thoughts though sad are sweet, s-tss q
And With the mornings beam 1888 G7lSt. 80 u
] witness inm my dream e,.EH 81 lS tfst
4 Tile shOrc,.lthe stream, F'f3 EfgHtG.
:, Where 10y my steps shall greet 10
: Or Whence, bright Cloud. dost tnou roam, u
sssef Horne by the Wild wind's sweep s...;a sqa
= Cnn,'sttlieu from that home Giit p.sft,tgst
..i For whiohl often ~eepF q @hb y !. {
: Hast thou the mountains III on, ttJi,td le u.
Which my companions SIT on "A trs,.z lrss "a,
Our sky ts that of Britain,t' .siI.sd ttat y
ST Aud neck'd with many star s. .iga' -
Hast seer, my mother knecling, l. ss@S ~
.ier voice suppressed with feeling, tui
!; As with prayer appealing n .G'.t- 'zfa E.setsa
For him who wandars far d ,nHEt,st! rsfs
s;G Whence, bright Cloud, &c 800. 'rs ~ :
- n Is .aHs rE%3 80. f..-s.gst ,5ss az; tgCr =,
!, Hast seen the chapel yonder. = .'8 Ee.,,:e
:. Where Louise sits to ponder, ttf: tt
.., While far away wander. -.a.f'gs ..A#
~. Does her fond faith decline = .sGr@. SOD
All. Il will waver neverlA ~ Et' :" sE.
Louise IL mine forever. @ss @
No time can sever " Na.t 80 ',.,'
~ That loving heart from mine!
sry For nity,s sake, bright Cloud, snr
.,.a,- Borne by the wild winds sweep,t is.t
s.S Take me to TINT home 'tftslj .i....ls
For which often weep! ,.f,.., :. -
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b 3a| BY Richardson q Co., ~ =
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers,
- Nh LILA Min street. -

INV NEAT AND ATTRACTIVE
L FRAME DWELLINGS ON UNION HILL
FOR SALE BY AUCTION-Wt shall sell by ant
lion. on the premises, on MONDAY the 26th in
slant. at o'clock r; NJ, TWO NEAT AND AT
men and two stories above. containing four rooms
and kitchen each, and lots fronting 20 by 165 feet
each on the north side of PeasaDts street between
Twenty-hrst and Twenty-second streets, Union
Hill. .t....; IN. tg-
twelve months, or longer time may be given III de-
sired negotiable notes given for the deferred pay
ments, with interest added, and secured by deed OF
trust. RlCHAhDsON to.,
, 10 90 -tr.@.... AUcbOHtcis. y
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',ArItrrON sAIEs-Fnftare Dnys.
=! Z By Wellington Gioddin.: Y "a
So Real Estate Agent md Auct!oncer,
- ef3ce corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

rtOMMIssI0NERs SALE oF.LoTs on q
on lTWENTY-FTTTfI AND 1WENT7-F OyRIa ~
STREETS.--In further execution Of aesrsc, o.
ed On Tie 18th of February, 1916 IN tle case OF
and als rs Vaughan, ga sat ssi ed
WgNIhY, 2etIi OF June, 1875, commencing ~ =,
O'clock iP. NJ, the following VACANT LUIS III
.WInT Mo- =. fronting 100 feet on this west line q
twenty :Gf street, running back to the tn sraet
bounded ON the north by the so.h slac o, ~ ts veat
line Of Twenty-fourfb street, running back on Its
south line 123 feet and on the north by the ravina
SaIsn T,(yT Mt the southwest corner oil Ciny anG
fourth streets fronting on the west line OF
Twenty fourth street 125feet running beck ON tne
sot ne or Clay street about 100 feet, more or css
to o ravfnc ,.,,z...., :. .,,o,s.,
rTEpMs: One fourth cash; balance ut g., IL, anu
months for negotiable notes. Interest added, ana
ttfin retained until MI Of the purchase.money is
raid ie' ALEXANDER n. SANDS,
~ On a. III III Commissioner
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%. by Robert u. Lyme .y7ry
successor to Lyme & Brother),
Real Estate Agent and huctioneer, &.
Nn.!l2I2 Main street, -. -

TWO LARGE BRICK BUILDINGS
L CORNER OF ROCKETS, OR MAIN STREET
AND Elm STREET, FRONTING THE LOWER
GAS-WORKs. NOW. OCCUPIED BY MIR: LY-
nucs of Tie owner Will SELL upon the premises on
Wednesday, June 81. 1876, at o'clock p. NJ:
the above desirable property. now used as grocery
This property is valuable. and offers good oppoT-
tunily Of Securing property in the immediate local
ity near the steamboat whuTves, CITY ~
plat of the property will be shown al l1lc Oh SHE
TERMS Liberal and given ut sale;
10 10 R0RERH. Il. IYNE, AuctlOncer.
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BY Augustine Royal
Successor to Moody & Royall,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
i. Office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va. ..,... !.

a UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
N coal. LAND AND PERSONALLY PROPERTY
IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD ON THE
PREMISES. ON SATURDAY, JULY 1, 1875, AT
~ O'CLOCK My request of the owners VIII
sell at public auction, the premises, on tile date
above mentioned. the valuable TRACT OF COAL
LAND belonging to H. II. Brooks's heirs lying about
four miles south of CoalfeId station, on the Rich
inond and Danyille railroad in Chesterfield county,
containing 374 ACRES, adjoining the lands OF
Franklin Siearns and others This land Is considered
tho best tract of indeveloped mineral land IN the
Richmond cnalaeld, Decides being one of the most
desirable farms In Chesterfield county. The ln,-
provements consist Of aTHREF-STORYiDWELL
ING, containing eleven rooms, and all the usual and
necessary out-houses, orchard, &c. This valuable
farm should attract the attenion of capitalists and
parties seeking good and safe investments. For fur
Their Information address the auctioieer or sgd
ENHAM BROOKS, Skinquarter post-oflice, Chester
field county, Va.
will also sell at the same time and place n lot of
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE and
CATTLE.
TERMS: VIII be as liberal rs can be desired, and
made known at sale. = TO- so
AUGUSTINE ROYALL, Auctioneer.
jel7,21 ,24,2S&Jy1 ~ ,s -.n.ssr
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The Woman's journal is trying to asccr-
tain the highest test OF seli-control. AS far
as cur experiences goes it is helping pretty
girl on with her shawl and folding it about
her, with her mother in the same room look
ing on. This is the hardest trial we know
OF, excepting, OF course, the one the girl has
TO undergo Aorssich Bulletin.
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PRODUCTION IN BOARD.

: Mrs Edgar GAKTH, Of Aibsmarle county one
mile from Ivy depot. and seven miles ADORE char
Iottesville, Is prepared to take BOARDERs during
tlie SUMMER and FALL. Location healthy; 4sbie
unsurpassed; large airy rooms; and beautifully
shaded lawn, admirably suited to children Piano In
the house, and every comfort for boaraera.
and servants half price Special arrangements made
For further particulars address Mrs. EDGAE
GARTH, Ivy depot, Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
or s3yBLETT C CARY, Richmond, va. ie2G-lw
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By Robert 4. Lyme
Successor to Lyme & BrOtller).
Auctioncer and Real Estate Agent, e..
1919 Main street, 81. .

r ARGE QUANTITY OF personal
IL PROPERTY. CONSISTING %, Of ne M l.opN
SELL ER, WIiEAT-FANs PR0yEND y; Er ;G9RS,
CLOVER, HAY, WAGONS, CART, GDI fI ny,
KNiFE cULT5yAT9}lRSs; ,, HAsN s5syrF H2s
POTATOES, PEAS, TURKEYS, &C., &C., For
SALE AT AUCrIoN-At request OF William
,Ruterfoord Jr., shall sell. upon the premises, t
his farm Wcstview, on plank road or Gary street,
four miles west of the city, on WEDNEsDAY,Ju June
81 Ct commencing mt II O'Clock A. NJ. very large
quantity of PERSONAL EFFECTS, amongst WHICH
are ,-,-o ,r,,r nc g. ..,.s j.. f.
One good FAMILf-H0RSEf-
several fine MICH COWS, HOGS,
DOITBLE CARRIAGE, HARNESS. and POLE,
One new BUCKEYE MOWER. DRAG, - .,
HOES, fiDT-BED SASH, CRADLES -
: STRAW-CUTTER. CUTTING-kNltE,
BITGIY-RAKE, SUBSOIL-PLOUGH.:
FODDER, nice TOP FUkNITUREcWAG oN,
One, handsome aud superior LADYNS S1DE-SAD-
DT,E.inearly new, very fneD
Lareetn,,niber Of CEDAR POSTS, and great va
-Ticty of FARMING IMPLEMENTS 100 nut
merous to mention, and which are valuable for
Special attention Is called to this sale. ,..,-
TERMS will be given at time Of sale, ana LUNCH
will he served. RoBER1 -. - NE,