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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-11
by Robert Is. Lyno ....-
(successor to Lyme & .Brother),
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
so 1910 Main ctrnat

CMALL FRAME DWELLING ON THE
OPPOSITE EBENEZER CHURCH, No. 219, FOR
SALE BY AUCTIoN,-By request Of owner shall
on THURSDAY, May 18th, at O'Clock 7. NJ,
sell the above HOUSE AND LOT. now occupied by
a good tenant at $40 per.month. 1t contains four
rooms kitchen, &C.. and the lot extends back to an
alley. For large percentage on cost this offers
special opportunity. -.,...E ar.sa II - ..H.
TERMS: At sale. i; J,
my6 ROBERT r. LYME, Auctloneer.
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WANTED, ALI WHO ARE IN WANT
w Of LEATHER of amy description to know
that We are selling at reatly-reduced prices our pre-
sent large stock or SOLE LEATHER, HARNESS
LEATHER, BRIDLE LEATIIER, FRENCH an, and
AMERICEN- CALFSKINS, IlNiNG-ShlNs,
before removing to new store, No Is Thirteenth
street ~ "a -, O. II. OHALKLEY & CO., j.. r.s
'fN7'' thirteenth street between Main and Cary.
an o4-jm' = ~ - fiti's'. Richmond, Va.
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BY Bycrly 4 spoHsll- Auctionecss,
aa4 1fafs stree. =. II 49,, !.

by Hycriy q EoHel1, Anctioneess,
81 1924 5Gai:s stree. RI Il M:
1TLEARTNG-oUT SALE of FuRNI-
Su ~ s EeTEss N EMais sQhsEA a AZ
a sss NJ THE aS = e 10
pries: be sbpses he On hand
'o'''' BUREAUS. BEDsTEADs,
1pAs aihss M IL ATTREssEs e
S 64H Efss s RfTss s9 s nEAMss
SPOONS, FANG Al n Issl rs, t&cpfsnis
s-ss''' 80 10 q Also, - ~, -
onrssac ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
One s sa2M SSasH WALNUT I
BILE twelve feet long. ..sss = ~ -.
The above stock win be positively closed to-ey as
'''s M ' : : go BYE1EeI ~. s F e9s,,aass,s.
IIlSI aIl9 ell BY w soddlDf ~ u fl'i:-,. =.
G.t8 ;sf4uetioneer and Real Agent, & :
ar corner OF Elevcnth.and Bank strccts.L =
GALE AT AUCTION or THIRT two
y AND OEE.EIGHTH ACRES OF GARDENING
LAND, ON THE NORTH LINE: OF 3THE ,Ro A sD
LEAPINS FH9 EH R56IHBa she reassss Il liz
owner shall Sell ut auction, on the preIniseS On
IyEs IDe f e. o WNs9y lsaS 9fGfF
lssi rs above, adjoining The residence Of
M. Charles HartWef that formerly occupied BY Dir
j. Nv. Rose, running back to the sherwood Piarm,
on into tee lots Of ten 70 twelve
rsdeness these lois are wen lsested >. ~ tv.,s
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, interest,"
added, secured by deed Of trust :, -
9;1aifaiHH3r' 2'ci.N.a ot'A>--s'
....,..;re ,aPosTPoNEMENT.a -@t'P@q
In Of rain the aboye c.. sae e. was post,
poned till THURSDAY, May II, 1S7 6, st thesam nm
hour. II .GiiEi& &E;9E1si W!GODtpINs ~
my 10 ---.-------A nclloneer
ESTABLISHED 1861 ptiai j,nqis 10
-, lz9i,!im SIT A-5 l:isl@ ,>la. ,@ii!:
-3aeti iaT2 ABRAHAM HARRIS, - IT.,
1Ht2 9Ei{Sr" PAwSBRoKER. ~.
-,lJ 7l@,tH l.ili IElEi'S r2l!i!H s'll 60
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE; &c; AT
PUBLIC AUCTION-At the request Of ADr 2 g1n 2
Harris we VII sell o a. wareroom i 1929
slant at : 3 SbSS %B4SEEE
l"a.;a cHaiss,2 l2...rta ;aa@a@.2@..
6.'g, shYNk WATCHES eli ..;,'. !.
~ H.. PITCHERS, ~ -. as.~,..t; -'i.
GOBLETS, .,.:.f.,z:a q
g.. FORKS, &C.; .f.....-...r.. !.,if
with fine assortment Of
s--...s;.,t.t4 GUNS, .s.f F.st. a@.'. =" =.
/. PISTOLS, &C.. .u. 3-.,,t,, .,i5 ~ s..
All articles warranted rs represented.
-, ABRAHAM HARRIS. Pawnhroker. Z
successor to II. Harris & Brother.
j. C. KEESRE, Salesman. - - ''". -.
-s..-Ett s't : NOTICE: - 49,.
All persons having forfeited pledges will call at my
on or before WEDNESDAY,, May 10TH as further
indulgence cannot he granted. = ..Tt I T.",E T.
ABRAHAM HARRIS, pawnbroker,
lmy4a! ss successor to II. Harris 70 Brother.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT.-Judge
Hughes transacted the following business
Wednesday,: II
The case Of Mary \. Owen Us. The New
York Life Insurance Company was under
trial yesterday, in which the plaintiff claims
of the defendant the amount OF FIVE thousand
dollars, due upon the life OF her late hus-
band, Isham II. Owen, of Danville, Va.
The defendant demrrred to the declara-
ton on the ground that it claimed the loss
on a policy executed before the war, and
that the war OF itself annulled the policy.
The court oyerruled the demurrer, holding
that the effect OF the war upon policies was
only to suspend them during the period OF
hostilities, and that insured persons could,
after its termination, claim the benefit OF
their policies by paying up the back pre-
miums:
The trial Of the issues Of fact was therefore
proceeded with before the jury, and was not
concluded.
Messrs. Edwin C. Bouldin of Danville,
Wood Borldin, Jr., of Richmond, and E.
Barksdale OF Halifax, appeared for the
plaintiff; and Mcssrs. w. W. Old Of Nor
folk, and T. N. Williams and Boulware OF
Richmond, for the defence.
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s3 By Frank D. Hill, Il. ~.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer, 4
:. HOS Main street. f ..

ILFRAAIE.S TOREA AND DWELL
SING. No. 1913 NORTH THIRD STREET. OC-
,CUPIED BY PETER ,STORRS, AT AUCTION
ON THURSDAY, May lth. on the premises, at 5
O'Clock p. H., i VIII sell the above property, The
HOUSE has four rooms, and FRAME HOUSE IN
rear, fronting alley, which rents separately; lot
2Sx120 to a wide alley; now renting well
: TERMS; One third cash; balance I'm SIX and
twelve mnths six per cent. added, secured By deed
of trust, FRANK d. HILL, 4.
my 8 Auct ioneer.
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IGENTs WANTED everywhere. Nd
n dress, enclosing stamp, Centennial ME; , S a.
&c Wainnt street. PHILADELPHIA. my l-eodI3tL
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nv 9,ll,15&
BY Augustine Royal -
= - successor to Moody & RoyalD,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr.
Office corner Seventh and. Hull streets,
ma #I Manchester Va. Il .l.. i...

large AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
INVALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY
OF MANCHESTER, VA, ON SATURDAY. MAY
THE PREMISE5.-At the request Of Thomas W.
McCance surviving partners will expose for sae at
public auction at the time above prescribed the truly
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE In, the city Of Man
chester, az follows $50. i. -. pa. !. .sS
First. HOUSE AND LOT on Fifth street nearly
opposite the Masonic Hall. Large frame house, con-
tains seven or eight rooms; lot fronts SO feet on
Filth street. by 125 to an alley In common II feet
WIDE x1a Is Z. SOC as f.t&3i
Second. HOUSE, AND LOT on Ludlow street.
Lot fronts e2k feet on Ludlow street by 1872 feet
deem. An old building Is on this lot
This valuable property Is well located and IN I'M
proving parts Of the City and should engage the at
tention Of; parties seeking good investments.
interest added, secured by trust deed. .s.ssa
g4s5 l1sE. AtGUSTiNEs ROYALL, -
mvl II e. q pcfionnar
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CHEAP SHOES.-I respectfully 3
~ ask the attention Of ladies to the fol-ee@
lowing styles OF very cheap goods for spring and
and Foxed Button-Boots, from 90 to $3.50; Serge
and Foxed Balmorals, from S1.75 TO $3.50: Kid
Tics, at from $l.75 to So. Gentlemen's Prince AL
bcrts and CATERS from $3.50 to &c.. These arc all
good goods, warranted to wear well, and the prices
astonishingly low. JOHN G. PAGE, DR., Agent,
- 900 Main street,
my6 between Ninth and Tenth streets.
SANDALS! SANDALS! SAN So
~ DALS! eS
For SANDALS the ladies should go to MAY. e.@
And examine his large and beautiful display.
Tie Sandal Buckle, Button and Bronze Sandal. -
Fit for the most delicate hands to handle Ef4
In Slippers, Magnoias, and Newport Ties .-
His styles are the prettiest that one can devise
s.... s... MAYS SHOE EMPORIUM,
Erna CTR
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WANTED, EVERYBODY TO, KNOW
! w that JOHN, DOES has! on hand 100 Grill
DREN'S CARRIAGES, to be soldat reduced price;
Will also sell on the instalmcnt plan and take old
carriages in exchange. REPAIRING done neatly.
~ 90 I'm JOHN DOES. .
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pITSyNESS WANTS.

uTANTED, ONE HUNDRED GUS ~. =
mn fbr PhRR's. CELEBRATED sCH .ls,s.
COAL ns hss coae " IN mae nae
Old coolers Of PARIS make rGpairsd on sh9 r no.
icc. " W = niftaootb and Main streets
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WANTED, MY FRIENDS AND THE

WANTED, my FRIENDS AND TIL
w public to know that WESSON "TIll
TAIIOR " Is still at No. IL Twelfth street, nearl!
opposite the Dispatch building.
+ call attention to my unexcelled success In gar
ment-fttinc To lay aside all presumption and pre-
tension, / feel confident of being able to get up
FIRST-CLASS GARMENT at fifteen to twenty per
cent less than larger houses they, of course, being
under heavy expenses-mostly employing .cutters
statesmen. &C. A FIT, WORKMANSHIP, and LOWER
PRICEs are the inducements offer. Can refer,
when required, to large number of the best people
In the city.
Having succeeded so well In giving satisfaction to
confident, by strict attention TO business in future
guaranteeing entire satisfaction to all who may ia
edging the liberal patronage extended to me In the
past respectfully solicit continuance OF the same
Orders solicited from the city and State. :.
The latest STYLES and reports Of fashion on hand
All orders carefully and promptly attended to:
Give me a trial. W. o. WESSON.
NH 2O-eod2m s,'.s.=i-E -i'.t.. = r, -. -
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WANTED, at the celebrated French Dyer
wv and scourer's, il 900 pair Of PANTS: IQ
COATS and VESTS at 100. Also, 10000 pair Of
PANTS TO DYEats1 and sl.25 per pair I whoie
suit dyed, $3.50 Also, pair MIG IloySs
Scourer's, No Ninth street, sign of the Red Flag.
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RAILROAD LINES.
90 90 IT,

q 81 IT. # #
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD CoMr'Y,l
rcHEDULE !G ~ TRI Hf ss.y IF lsas No.
y 3.-THRoUGu MArL-NEw YORK TO THE
SoUTH.-Leaves Richmond ut $50 A. NJ. leaves
Burkeyille at A. n leaves Dundee Of l:39 T.
1876 z. NJ; leaves Salisbury at 1854 r. NJ !; arrives
at Charlotte at 9:l5 ?. A. 1G.i>;.gg.- .f.4it.s.-.
Train No: 4:-NEw YORK An AND NEW ORLEANS
NJ; leaves AIRLINE junction At 6:25 A. NJ. leaves
Salisbury at $40 ~; leaves Greensboro ut 1928
riyes In Richmond at 9;35 r. NJ. E5 ,Elf
Westward Richmond at $40 A. NJ. arrives
At Burkeve At 12:o1 r. NJ. leaves Burkesille ut Q
M ~ aSs5 I've At Lynshg5g Ct $50 p;M rrox
Eastward-Leaves Bmkeyille at 1:45 p. NJ; arrives
ut Richmond at 4:44 p. n. t.lEzs XII
p4TIoS daily ' Except spnday5, westwardoi.eayes
Richmond at p. b.; arrives ut Bnrkevile at 12:1e
TRAIN.No.. 10.-LocAL RHRKRYILLE ACCOM-:
~; arrives at Richmond ut IL IL I'LL !. N
Trains Nos. and connect ut Richmond with the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. - 81: 2
Trains Nos. 3and connect It Greensboro with
aaS Esh and
dee With trains. on the Riehnond, Erederickshurg
ana sad n sotbs1n
from Washington, Baltimore, Phladelphis, and New
York. sffaf,Iais. s.Ee i3Ea= tee ffis1 slt fy
trains On lie Atlanta and Richmond Airline rail-
road to and from Greenyiile, Atlanta, Montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans, and all southwest
ern points, and with the Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta railroad for Coiumbia, Augusta, Savannah,
tallahassee, and all southern points. go
Train No. connects at BurEevi1le with the Attain
tic, mississippi and Ohio railroad Rom Lynchburg,
Chattanooga, snd oil southwestern points. - -
Tickets sold to all southern and southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
Dnbr0ken gauge from Richmond to New Orleans.
Pullman sleepers run on all night trains. 4Els aa
Local tickets ARE good only fer continuous passage
70 the points named on the Ticket N0iay-oSer checks
VIII be given. - 4. IL II. TAICOTT, 5i.fi
General Superintendent.
JOHN Z. MAcMURpo,G General Passenger Agent.
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD;
FOR THE NORTH AND WEST. ...,@
Leave Richmond at 1856 r. III. and 10 p. NJ, &c
Potomac boat connects st Shepherd with through
sleeper Tor New York. In d.. COLE,
y IS 9t General Ticket Agent
81 j. p DUKEHAHT,
Eonthezstern Passenger Agent,
q. r. gHAnr,
nh S-Sm III Master Of Transportation. a
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FOR OTHER sstLocA1.",sEE FIRST PAGE.]
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By j. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,s1 III -
No. 1l3 Main street, oapesite Dispatch ofnee.t

/
T ARGE VACANT PROPERTY ONE
LbHUKDRED AND TEN BIZ ONE HUNDRED
AND FIFTY FEET, WITH WOODEN STABLES
TH THE on FRTH 6 sPREtp s s}
STREET, ATAUCTION-7Byr equest Of theorne
win sen at auction, on the premises on FRIDAY,
rnble PROPERTY on the west line Of Fourth street,
about 200 feet north of Leigh street. This property
fronts feet on Fourth street. and runs buck $50
feet TO an alley is feet wide and has upon IL bestdes
good, substantial fence, several STABLES which
pay good rent II will be sold either as whole or
divided into lots, may be desired at SALE Parties
looking for desirable building lots at reasonable
figures, near the centre OF the ciet should avail
themselves OF this opportunity to supply themselves
with SUCH AS this properly istlie only vacant
property NOW to- be had on the west Hue OF Fourth
strsetfs entire ienft being occupied by build
1t recommends Itself at once as desirable Invest
ment. stssst
TERMS One fourth cash; balance In stx, twelve,
md eighteen months, sir per cent! interest adde's,
s's'l = = !. Z - j. THOMPSON Known
+ my Nj & Auchontsr.as
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ROOTS. SHOES. &c.

NOTICE.. F. .TINsLEY d S.
~ GO. desire to make known to thelr@NS
friends and the public that they are at 43l
Broad street. to suit any and al dsssrnE .
and. CHEAP SHOES; and they furthermore state
that they do not wish any one to take their say In
the matter but to call and examine for themselves.
TRUNKS, tSATCHELS, iVALISES, and all other
articles kent that are usually found in frst-class
boot and shoe house. n H. = !ss.-.
Henairing done in the neatcst manner and with the
ehnrfest notice requisite for completion. my IL
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WNRs, LIQUORS L, u DC.

r AGER BEER, ALE, AND PORTER; .
IL ID 90 n 4 &c. II I'll 4 tJ>t III Z
ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE TRADE AND THE
PUBLIC GENERALLY 3 49, !. 5,5 4
Ihaye erected In connection with the James River
Steam Brewery m establishment for the bottiing Of
LAGER-BEER, u $780,. s,
{gSas ALE, and ssEsEEsgS
g# PORTER
and am now prepared to I'LL orders in quantities TO
suit customers. 'st 49,
Having adopted the latest and most important inn
pr0yements I'm the manufacture OF these healthful
beverages can furnish good article as can be
made anywhere and 50 the lowest prices,
All goods to any part or this city and to
Clsy orders received nc s0s NAIN STREET. 6
III ID. G. YUESGLING, .M.,
my 1-3m $50 Richmond, Va.
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r AIDES NEWPORT TIES, <&@3
/ 1 hand-made Philadelphia make csaeys
&C. so: KID SLIPPERS, all styles. from 81 TO So 5O
Ladies' SERGE FOXED and kiDBUTTOS BOOTS
and BALMORALS;M Misses, Children's, and infants
SHOES, hand and nachine-made; Ladies, SERGE
GOAT and MOROCCO ,BUSKlNS. handmade;
TRUNKS, SATCHELS, and VIiL1SES. Repairing
neatly and promptly done at
myl1, Fourtl, and Broad streets.
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pUY HENRY c.. BOSCHEN'SmInp
- RICHMOND ,CITY-MADE SHOES; RS
prices Us low as northern goods, and guaranty ESI
iced to be better. Sold by HERMAN BO-' SAz'-
sCHEN & BROTHER, 509.a ell Bread street,
md by HENRY, C; BOSCHEN, 2l5 Broad, and at
2ranch-store, 22l Main street, between Second and
sHOES with STQCK,WELL PATENT TIPS abest
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SALE.

HIGH-CONSTABLE SALE. III
I will sell at public anction on THURSDAY the
18th day of May, 1876, at o'clock p. NJ, at No.
north Eighteenth street, the following property, to
satisfy distress-warrant i'll my hands in favor of
Mrs f. W. Palmer Is. Peter Stewart:
ONE FRAME STABLE
twelve stalls), and shed attached.
TERMS: Cash.
aH-.. A.. B. DUEsBERRY, Fl. c. c. r.
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TOR BALTIMORE. EfsJ
T. 80 TgI-wEEKLY.l& 2szsssassss
- pOWHATAN STEAMBOAT LINE,
FOR
THROUGH FREIGHT. ,xp
NO TR NSEER RETWEEN RICHMOND hND

= - III
.#Ss1 NO DOCKAGE CHARGED -,
The new and fast iron steamers SHIRLEY ahs
MISSIONER, OF this hne leave their per 70 sSo
Dock foot of Twenty-second street every IA
DkYand THURSDAY MORNING stf O'Clock, . AM
SATURDAY AFTERNOON at O'Clock, LOT ns 9Th
more, making close connections 1T !ocaa fon and
Baltimore and Ohio rairoad fer al points ,.asd Tor
northwest: also, with Northern Ceatra .aii i
northern cities and Capada. ~ ,oAnss
! Through Hills signed to Baltimore aEa =, p alis,
west aud rates guaranteed rs low as , ~ 1yent
line. Apple 90 l.: y. IAt III and No
. Ofices twenty second aud Dock streets a nc Al
003 Main street. "
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, WEDNEs-
DAY-Judge Hughes presiding.-The fol-
lowing business was transacted:
Garnett, assignee Of Engel Il Son, bank
rupts, Us. S. Lisberger and others, in chan
Gerry. A final decree was entered, deciding
that the transfer on the 10th OF May, 1870, by
Engel & Son (who were retail dealers, and
were adiudicated bankrupts upon petition
of their creditors on the 23d day of June,
1870 Of their whole stock OF goods in bulk
to Lisberger at 80 per cent. Of their invoice
prices, was under the circumstances fraudu-
lent in law, and void as to the creditors.
The Court, however, being of opinion from
the evidence that the price Of $4,000, alleged
tohaye been paid by Lisberger, is rs much as
could have been realized by any other
method OF sale, it is ordered that he pay to
the plaintiffs that amount, with interest from
the 10th day Of May, 1870, and costs.
In the matter Of Henry Bowler. The re-
ports OF the marshal and assignee, and the
exceptions thereto by the bankrupt and John
Dunlop, creditor; and the answer OF the
assignees to the latter exception, were re-
3 ferred to Commissioner Thomas S. Atkins
for audit, examination, and report. y. =
In the cases OF G. 4. & T. G. Keats. All
the proceedings in these cases for the sale of
acertain store-house and lot belonging to the
uuHkTuptS, auu uIStrlpuIloN Oh the pFOcSGuS
thereof, were set aside and annulled, and
the assignee directed to sell said property
for the satisfaction OF the debt OF William
Knabe & Co., unless the bankrupts shall pay
the petitioners $3s7.96, with interest and
costs. 1t was further ordered, on motion OF
the bankrupta, that these causes be removed
to the Western District on payment OF costs.
In the matter OF M. w. Rose. Leave was
given the bankrupt to amend his schedules
of assets, and the. property thereby surren-
dered was allowed him as an additional ex-
emption. %5
In the case Of Samuel w. Keyes. The re-
port Of Commissioner Thomas s. Atkins
was confirmed, and the assignee directed to
sell the real estate surrendered by the bank
rupt, consisting Of four hundred and thirty
acres OF land in Brunswick county, at pub
lie auction on the ed instant, at the court
house Of that county.
In the matter OF G. e. Cogbiil. The ac-
count OF the assignee was referred TO Re
gister Forbes for audit and report. ii
William H. Gee and Thomas G. Reckless,
OF Nee klenburg county, were adiudieated
,ankrupts.
Discharges in bankruptcy were issued to
!. III. Wilson, OF Dinwiddie county; Mat
heW Porter, OF Powhatan county, and j.
l. Bayton OF Gloucester county.
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WANTED, ALL HOUsE,KlEElP1s'ElsIR'as,'I II to }.
POLK MILLER d CO.'S We. -
advertisement for ITALIAN INSECT POWDER
for destroying reaches, ants, moths, and bed-busT
:T,onnt corner OF Main and Ninth streets. my 8
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10 SIX 81 BY w. GoddlD1 -. i,at,is.:... I
rs ~ LAuedoneer and Real Estate Agent, ~ :
ys j corner OF Eleventh and Bank strccta.T y

,,o...e,e aaPOSTPONEMENT.r ~ .~>l.i%.t!f
In consequence Of rain the above sale was post
poned till THURSDAY, May II, 1876, at the,samc
Iny1o Auciioneer /,
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81 - g ~ BARK WANTED.
In0uirc 1t Bark and Sumac Mills, corner Seventh
and Canal streets, Richmond, or at Tannery ana SUI
an 13-om ; -. = - =. arm. JOHN z. HULST.
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EY Ehaain, Staples & Co, Real Estate Auct,opee,.
Ii js.E ~ Tenth and Main streets, - :.

CRAM, SAFE jiOF A aRC;E Sfru
VI BEE oPDEsIRaIs n f,rtIr I,1Snr AZ NJ NJ
THE WEST END WITHOUT IiMiTATiOsNs'n ~
RESEKYE.-7Te yu sell ON the premises, besfnngnns
Mt the corner or Cary and Reservoir streets On WnE
DAY MAY l5, 1875, atl4 o'clock II. NJ. 4 is,,.
number Of desirable y BUILDING LOTS siiuatc5 en
Cary, Carter, Reservoir, IIarSie. Ashland and oihan
streets, In the western portion OF the city.
value 10 Is this and have positive instrnrton.
from the owrcr TO- scu erery lot offered, those Who
attend the sale may expect To get bargains. Va ca,i
John B. Haryic- :5, .s..e5 80. -' o''
TERMS: Liberal and announced at sale. s'.5.!
.,'5aCHAFETN, STAPLES Co, huc,fopcera
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.RNs: Liberal, and announced ut sale. 1870!
STAPLES & Co. hue,fopnora

MEssEs.. CHAFFIS- STAPLES & Co.: C;entI..
men,-You are instructed TO sell without limit az
iotof lninc Offered at auction. -
Respectfully, !tttt JOHN b. HARFIE.
nv S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-11
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

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Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
A VALUABLE SMALL TRUCKING
~ EAR GoS 1T ~ S THlRTYr III fE
MILES OF THE CITY OF, RICHMOND. NEAR
THE MECHANICSVILLE TURNPIKE, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-On THURSDAY the 18th
of May next, ut O'Clock p. NJ, will offer for sale
at public auction, the premises, the above de-
scrbed FARM, about one half of which is equal to
toes tomatoes cimblins and other early vegetables
&C.. and the remainder Of sitter land, well adapted
for corn wheat, and oats This land Is located In
very healthy scction In good neighborhood, within
half mile Of public school, and adjoins the lands
of John L. Grubts, Esq, Colonel r. II. Morris, and
DR.. Hugh ID. Smith.
Persons in want Of nice little home would do well
to examine 1t and attend the sale.
my I-eod9t&tdtds HUGH A. WATT.
BY j. Thompson Brown, ,s..# st.l.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer, r
l113 Main street, opposite Dispatch Office.
A SMALL, NEAT NEW FRAME
N HOUSE ON WEBSTER STREET. NEAR
BROOK AVENUE, WITHOUT RESERVE FOR
SALEAT AUCTION.-At the request Of the owner
viii sell nj auction on THURSDAY, May lth, mt
81 o'clock z. NJ, on the premises, that NEW
FRAME DWELLING, containing two rooms, hay.
fronts 80 feet on Webster street and running back
between irregular lines about 100 feet.
Persons desiring good home at low figures VIII
do well to attend this sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance In four, eight.
and twelve months with six per cent. added and Sc
''N y -. =, -, j. THOMPSON BROWN,
my @ Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-11

PHILADELPHIA. RICH AJfTS
L MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM s sasss1fssses
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA PR0Yl-
DENCE, BOSTON, AND ALI. NEW. ENGLAND,
TWICE A WEEk.-Until further notice the steam
ers OF this line will leave Philadelphia every TUES
DAY and SATURDAY. and Richmond every III Is
DAY and FRIDAY, connecting at Providence with
Boston and Providence railroad for Boston, and by
our Fall River luc for the same city ria Cape Cod
landing attend Colony denOt, and avoiding transfer.
% = NO tE' W. p. PORTER. Agent,
~, 81. eg-rrg >, 2423 Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAM r. CLYDE 6 CO., Agents,
No. IL Soutf, Wliaryes, Philadelphia.
afs. ID. ID. G. MINK, Agent,