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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-24
BY Grubbs &c Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ALARGE
~ AMoqNT Of yERY o yALmAgdE RE E
DENCES, AND TEN BUILDING LOTS, AT AUG
Coke { cottrcll, trustces,l
In execution OF decree Of the Chanccry Court of
Richmond, entered In this cause on February s,
1876, the undersigned, the special commissioners
misses, on MONDAY, May 1st, at AZ O'Clock p. NJ,
the following described valuable preperty,to wit:
wing attached, No. 100, occupied by Robert Harvey,
ESP, situated at the northwest corner OF Clay and
Adams streets. 1t has fourteen rooms kitchen with
four rooms, smolchouse, and hree-story portico in
the rear; Is handsomely finished, with all modern
convenienccs and In every respect Is really desira
Bile residence for large family The lot Is 46 S-l2 by
2. Two beautiful ByI IL LOTS aioining the
3. The very handsome new THREE-STORY
BRICK RESIDENCE No. 004, adjoining above, oc-
cupied by Mr. W. G. Harvey. 1t has ten rooms;
every arrangement for elegance aud comfort to be
found IN the best Of modern residences. The lot Is
i. A beautiful BUILDING LOT adjoining the
above on the west, II 9-l2 feet.
). FOUR LOTS OH the west side Of Adams street,
north If Clay street, each about 24x1 10 feet Upon
some OF these lots stand brick stable and carriage
house.
6. THREE LOTS on the south side of Pullam
A plat OF the whole property, showing the SUBJ
divisions can be at the Office of the auetioneers
The property Is well known that 1t Is deemed
unnecessary to more than to nvite general atten-
ton to the sale, which Will afford unusual OPP
portunty In extent and variety, for judcious invest
ment.
Terms: One fourth cash balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes with inter
est added and titles retained by the court until the
purchase-money shall be wholly paid.
JOHN A. COKE
.. L. COTTRELL,
PARKER CAMPBELL,
Special Commissioners
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
apis, 1919, 20,22&td
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yscaRIoug C0NvtCy.--A very sing ,lar
.Sriaf took piacs Ia y arts last week, the dts
closures made during which prove what q
long way sAaail sum OF money iudiciousiy
applied may be made 10 60. Fifteen years
ago d gsenadier Of the Imperial Guard ds-
serted, and being captured soon afterwards
was sent TO prison To awaits his trial. before
the trial came on, Chaplat, as nc was eaiied,
struck mp an acquaintance Win another
prisoner called Marechal, whom ne induced
to personate him, and TO accept the conse-
o,,ences. Marechal succeeded IN passing
himself Off as the deserving grenadler, ana
was sentenced to five years hard iaDor.
He spent this time ut the galleys without
disclosing the secret; but when al the
expiration OF his sentence he was sent
to Join colonial depot, he MADE
his escape. He was, however, captureo'
and, stiH passing himself oil as the gren ,lo,
dicr Chaplat, was sentenced to ten years
imprisonmens for deserti0n. He had been
for no less than six years in the prison OF
Fonteyrauit before his patience was eX-
ha,lsted. but Mt last ho determined to I'M
bosom himself, and upon inquiry 1t was
found that his statements were true. HE
was brought before q courtmaTtial last Fri
day, together with Chaplat, the real de-
serter. who explained to the court that
when, after being captured by the gem
darmes, he was being taken to Auxerre in
company with Marechal, who had merely
been arrested for begging, he suS-
pestesi to the tsater that they should change
placcs. This they did IN the prison, and
the result was that while Chaplat, passing
rs Narechal was :" discharged with eau
ton" Mareehal, passing as Chaplat, was
sentenced to five years. Imprisonment. All
that he seems to have received in return is
the sum OF 90 francs, which, considering
tlat he has been lin prison altogether, for
! nearly twelve years, is at the rate of about
fourteen skillings per annum. Chaplat,. in
the meunw lille, had returned to his native
village and had become respected family
man, when the disclosures OF his substitute
he'd to bis arrest. He has now been sentenced
TO three years imprisonment, while Mare
chal ia ID last restored to liberty, and Will,
though snany people may think that nc was
q fool for his pains, be looked upon as hero
in military circles both abroad and at home
| LonGox Ne,cS.
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TBE1I.uMsY DoDGER.-The clumsy dodger
il always on the street, and ii you walk
much you will meet him at least once week.
He bears down at i rapid pace, and appears
to be going to pass on your left, but at the
distance OF two feet he suddenly ducks to
the right. you put on your brakes and try
to Yeer to the east, he yecrs to the east, you
try the west, he tries the west, you try the
gutter side, he tries the gutter side, you try
the inside, he tries the inside, you become
excited and Jump for an opening on Ills
right, lie flr,shes up and jumps IN the same
direction. There are but two ways to get
Inv This excited idiot. The one is to right
about-faco and go round the block; the
other il to grab him around the waist and
hold him till policeman comes up and lets
YOU 60 by--St. Louis Republican.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-24
BY Goddin, Warren 6 Co.,
Real Estate Ase.".ts and Auctioneers,
l1Q6 Main street.

WHAT TRULY VALUABLE FARM
L KNOWN AS "HUNsLETT HALL,mON THE
RICHMOND AND HENRlCO TURNPIKE AN!l
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD, THREE
AND 4 HALF NILES FROM THE CITY or
RICHMOND. FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
AT the request of the owners, Messrs StorrS & Co..
will offer for sale on the premises, At public anc
at o'clock z. NJ, that TRuLYFALuABLEF FARM
located Us above described, containing ONE HUN
DRIED AND NINETY-SIX ACRES OF LAND,
ten acres Of which Is meadow land. The whole farm
has been heavily manured and /, in high state OF
cultivation; young orchard OF 700 or 500 trees OF
choice fruit; we'll of excellent water III tie yard
also fine spring near the house. Improvements:
Dwelling with seven roos kitchen, barn, stable and
all necessary out-houscs. This farm Is susceptblepi
division giving to the place with the residence ono
hundred and two acres, and to the other niney-four
The ncarness OF this place TO the city, with splendid
pike and railroad communication, with turnout on
the place accommodation trains pass twice day
should engage the attention of those seeking plea
SAINT home, and at the same time good investment
TERMS Cash sufficient to pay expenses OF sale
residue on very accommodating terms, and made
known at sale. GQDDIN, WARREN & CO.,
nm a.eodds AuctiOneerS.
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4 Ros,,senflti Marriage.

ryrs DAUGHTER OF THE RICHEST NAN IN THE
woRI. n UNITED TO HER coUsIN--sPLENDlD
po1NGs.
. PaRrs, April l, 1s76.--n has been long
time since high life in Paris has had such
matter for emotion as that caused by the
marriage of Nile. Bettina de Rothschild to
her Vienna cousin Albert. Oh the occasion
of this marriage alone the father of Mile.
Bettina gave to the poor the g Inondees, "
and dotted in marriage young portionlcss
girls to the amouat Of 80. 900 francs $780,
000>.
Baron Alphaese de Rothschild is The
richest OF this rsch family, the head OF Their
Paris house, and portioning his oamShter
with i've millions OF francs lone mli'ioh Oh
dollars) gives her but trif'e OF the fortune
which vii, ultimately be hers. Her trons-
seau was. Of course, something bcwiiaef-
ing--one fan alone, painted by Eugene
LAME. and mounted by Alexandra, cost one
thousand dollars; the rest may be estimated
accordin yly: and house less large than the
Rothsehiid,s could not conveniently have
contained the trunks filed with linen, cam
brio. lace and stufIs, destined to adorn this
modera.e-s;zed young lady. Baron Al
rhoase, wishing to do the thing handsomely,
had twenty-five splendid carriages built Tor
the occasion, and the harnesses made after
the exact models Of those used ut the coro-
nation OF Napoleon l.; and not finding his
own falhbred horses Of adequate size, TWEEN
ty-fipe saairs were bought in England and
sent over for the marriage. Seldom has Sc
imposing cortege passed through the streets
of Farss.
Punctually at hali-past II the bride vas
handed into the first carriage by her father.
Her mother. dressed in rich silk, cert d'edt
trimmed with velvet leaves Of same color
and wearing a lovely bonnet to match, took
n MACE by her side In the second carriage
came the bridegroom, accompanied by his
brother and sister: the latter wore a laScn-
der-eoaored dress trimmed with lace. Third
carrjegc contained the widow OF the great
Baron James, likewise in light lavender
Fifth. Madame Nathaniel dc Rothschld,
s,1perbty dressed in yellow and white lace,
with:a bonnet OF point dAlencon trimmed
wjth1urquoisc blue feathers. | have been
asked il green and yellow are coiors
allowed at marriages? Certainly Christians
seldom, ii ever, wear them on those occ:t
sions- but the Jews show very decided
preference for them; and in some paris OF
the werld they are obliged to conform TO
law imposing them.) Sixth, Madame The
resc &c Rothschild in pale green, with bon
net cert Nile Ga new dingy color, feathers
OF the same shade, and Nalencienncs lace in
profession, accompanied by Miss Alice and
Miss Marguerite de Rothschild, the first
wearing pretty gray bonnet trimmed with
male roses, the second Il very light blue COW
cred with lilies of the valley. The succeed
ing carriages were filled with other mem
bers OF the family.
This ceremony concluded, the bride re-
ceived I:he traditional kiss; and the wedding
party, followed by n favored few, returned
= to Baron Alphonsc's hotel, Rue St: Floren-
tin, where superb luncheon OF eighty CO.
vers was served.-PGris Correspondence
Boston A9uertiSer.
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GRUyus &c WILLIAMS, Auctloneers.
an 1871 "a ,26.2Std
BY Sampson & McCrary,
Real Estate Agents ind Auctioncers,
No. 92l Hull:strect, Manchester.

4 UCTION SALE, OF SEyENTY-TWO
N ACRES OF VALUABLE FARMING AND
TRUCKING LAND ABOUT FOUR MILES FROM "a!
MANCHESTER, LYING ON EACH SIDE 0E
FROM THE BROADRoCK .ROAD.--.At the re
quest of the owner, we will sell mt public auction,
OF April, 1876, ut 12 o'clock NJ, SEVESTY-TWO
ACRES or LAND is above described.
Tho land Is divided by the Warwick road. One
niece contains about SO acres, with a small dwelling
thereon: the other piece contains about SO acres
without buildings. There Is sufficient quantity OF
timber and wood on both places for fre-wood ant!
fencing purposes. Neighborhood healthy and respect
able and the land and location admirably adapted to
trucking and farming. -.
TERMS One third cash; balance ut four, eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes. with APP
proved cndorserS decd OF trust to secure the de-
farred m,yments with interest added from day OF
sale. SASlPSOS & MCChhh1,
apis Auctlonccrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-24
By w, Goddin
By w. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF. THAT TRULY
L VALUABLE LOT ON THE NORTH SIDE
OF MAIN BETWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH
STREETS. IN THE CITY OF RiCHMQsD.IBy
virtue of deed of trust bearing date 7th of July,
1860, duly recorded I'm Richmond Hastings Court
on "a August, $50 i'll decd-book No. =. page -.
shall as the surviving trustee, proceed TO sell ut pub
lie auction, on the premises, on MONDAY the 1st
day Of May, 1876, at O'Clock T. d., (lf fair; II not
the first fair day thereafter,) that TRULY VALUA-
BILE LOT located rs above. now and for many years
p;lst occupied by Mr.. w. II. West 1t has front OF
so feet and depth Of l53 feet, with the privilege OF
two alleys leading ont to Eighth street. The build
lngs on this lot belong to Mr.. West.
Taking into consideration the location OF this lot
its great depth, the fact that 1t has front sufficient
for two frst-cass stores and looking to the additional
fact that the business Of the city Is tending III that
direction this is regarded one of the most attrac-
tive unimproved lots on Main street.
TERMS: One third cash: balance at one and two
years for negotiable notes. interest half-yearly. Sc
cured By deed of trust; the taxes for 1876 to he
paid by the purchaser. w. GODDlN,
ap l5lS,2022 24,&td Surviving Trustee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-24
BY Augustine Royal
successor to Moody & RoyalD,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR HUN
i DRED AND SINTY-FIyE ACRES OF VAL
LIABLE LAND IN THE COUNTY OF CHES
TERRIFIED, ABOUT ONE MILE FROM NAT.
TOAX STATION, on THE RicHMoND, AZ AM I
2s, 1876, ON THE PREMISES, AT 1896
O'CLOCK P. My virtue Of u deed OF trust exc.
cuted to the undersigned by John f. Booker and G
r. Golfer. bearing date on the 10Th day Of March
1875, and duly recorded In the County Court clerk
Office of said county, ID. Is. vol. AZ, page 633, on
being required so to by the beneficiary shall expose
for sale at public auction, ON the premise, at the
time above prescribed, FOUR HUNDRED AMI
sTXTY-FIvE ACRES OF VERY VALUABLE
LAND, adjoining the lands Of William Spears, Esq
and W. w. Osboin's estate The land Is in good con-
dition, and we'll wooded and timbered, and being SC
near the Richmond and Dlnvile railroad should en-
gage the attention Of those seeking good investments
TERMS: Cash as to expenses of executing this
trust and to pay OFT two notes now due for 80 050
and interest TIL paid and upon the following credits
Note due 18th March, 1876, for s106; note due
18th April, 1875, for Sl06.50; note due May 1e
1875, for SLOT: note due 18th juno, 1876, for
Sl07.5O the residue, If any, payable at such time
or times rs will be made known at sale.
ap IL SOCRATES BROOKS, Trustee.
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ByH.. Mccormick, AuctioneGr,
l4l4 Main street.

r ARGE 'TRADE-SALE OF READY
IL MADE,CLOTHING,I HATS. CAPS, NOTIONS,
&C, AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY, 24th instant,
at , o O'Clock Twill sell at my store large and de-
sir BILE stock of READY-IADE CLOTHING. &c.
from u meschant declining business, consisting in
part Of <..-
CL 0TM, CASHMERE, and TWEED PANTS;
CLOTH CASHMERE, and TWEED VESIS:
Fifty dozen MERIN0 SHIRTS and DRAWERS;
FANCY CASHMERE SHIRTS and OVERALLS;
Large lot LINEN COATS and PANTS;
STRAW and WOOI. HATS. CAPS, sc.
AS this stock is all fresh and desirable, the atten-
ton of the city trade and country merchants is So
licited and will be sold in lots to suit the trade. with
ont reserve. Ii. MCCORMiCh-
nn0lx Auctionecr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-24
by Frank d. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
HOS Main street.

THREE VALUABLE, 1IEDIUM-sIZE
: DWELLING HOUSES (Nos. 600, Gil, AND
TWEEN LEIGH AND NJ FOR SALE AT AUG
TloN:-0n TUESDAY, May ~ BY request OF !. M, NJ
Newell, Esq. will offer for sale at auction on the
nerty located rs above. Two of the HOUSES are of
BRICK, containing six rooms each: and Kitchen; ;
tlle other Is new FIR SAIE DWELLING with seven
rooms and kitchen: the whole being In good condf-
ton, and now rented out Mt flir-paying rates.
The LOTS front about u feet each, and run back
to Il wide street 140 feet deep
The contemplated improvements on Church and
Onion Iills and the opening OF Leigh street to this
noint now being considered by the Council tends to
make this one Of the most desirable neighborloods
In that locality, and will enhance the value OF pro-
perry very mateli lily.
TERMS: Very reasonable, and announced on day
of sale FRANK ID. HILL,
ano4 AuctiOnecr.
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sOL1CITOR OF CLAIMS.

EDGAR NJ. GARRETT, SOLICITOR
H. OF CLAIMS AGAINST THE UNIT ID
STATES GOVERNMENT, COMMISSIONERS OF
DEEDS FOR I'll II SEVERAL STATES, NOTARY
PUBLIC FOR THE CITY OF RICHM0ND.-De-
positions taken deeds mortgages, powers or attor-
ney acknowledged, and all other Instruments OF
writing 10 be used recorded In any OF the States
properly executed.
Pensions, botinties patents, and all other claims
before any Of the NJ Washington, or be-
fore Congress, promptly attended to- When required
have the assistance or the best attorneys Tor each
particular branch OF claims at w sstingSons ID; 2.
~ 49, 8ts53 E. NJ GARNETT, tf# e
Room No. 4 Skaters buildings
an 2o.2w ~ s9.-GTs Cos RichraoHd. Va. I
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BY Sampson & McCrary,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 921 Hull street, Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A BEAUTIFUL
i BUILDING LOT ON PORTER STREET, IN
THE CITY OF MANCHESTER. AT PUBLIC
AUCTION.-By virtue Of deed Of trust executed
to Inc by Lewis J. johnson and wife, bearing date on
the 18th day Of January 1875, and duly OF record
of Manchester in deadlock volume l, page ISL, I
will sell ut public auction, on TUESDAY the I'd day
Of May, 1876, on the premises. at o'clock r. ~,
the BEAUTIFUL LOT fronting 35 feet on Porter
street. running back rs feet to an alley on Four
teenth street.
This Is very handsome BUILDING LOT.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the debt secured
and cost of sac--say 500; the balance upon such
terms the said johnson shall direct tile day Of
sale. WILLIAM Is. MCCRARY,
ap 10 Trustee.
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by Grubbs q w iiliatns,
- Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
~ r,iarf,,,tI, street between Main md Bank.

COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF TIE
4 u11rsWy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES REsIDENCEAT
THE iNplRTHEAST> CORNER OF GI.As;E AND u,
TWENTY THIRD STREETS At ~. " R ITEM
nnnd entered 4th December, s75, In the case OF
Hardgroye who sues, &c. ga Hardgroys, re W 1
sell nj auction, upon the premises. on ~
of May, ut O'Clock z. h.' the RESIDENCE situA'eu -
above. Esss.3 u no,rs ard .,
md carriage-hotse and smokcouse-all with stock
brick fronts; built and finished In the best style
throughout In fine order, and with oil she H'odern
he lot is 45 By 1876 feet, and the situation enjoys
view which, for extent and beauty, Is not surpassed
by any other in the city. ,,,,.l
and twelve months for negotiable notes. with Interest
added and title retained by the court until the notes
nrr maid HENRY HUDNALL,
az P JAMES PLEASANTS.
Commissioners.
cRryyus &c WILLIAMS, Auctloneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-24
BY Goddtn, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aueuoneers,
llO6 Main street.

GALE OF ESCHEATED PROPERTY
y In obedience to an order from the Governor of
Virginia, of date March 2s, 1875, the undersigned
viii sell as directed, ut public auction, on the pre-
misses. on MONDAY the Gath day OF April, a. D.
1875, at $50 O'Clock z. NJ, SIX FRAME HOUSES
AND LOTS, fronting on New or Twenty-first street,
gnon a IN c Witch ooon ts died
possessed These houses have all been lately repaired,
are conveniently and BEAUTIFULLY located and offer
inducements to those in want Of snug little home,
or for speculative purposes. Their location Is very
near to the centre of our city, and Immediately on
the line of the contemplated extension OF the city
railway.
Purchasers can easily satisfy themselves as to the
perfect title TO this property.
TERMS: One third cash residue at six and twelve
mouths time, and title retained until all Is paid.
j. A. LYMAN.
Escheator for the Commonwealth.
GoDDIN, WARREN & CO., Auctioueers.
4 ri,
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BY James NJ. Taylor 6 Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
office corner CT Eleventh and Bark streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF WALL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
" ABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE COUNTY
RICKSBURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
NEAR HUNGARY STATION, ABOUT SIX
MILES FROM TIE CITY OF RICHMOND, AT
AUCTION.-In execution of decree of tic CHANCE
~ Court of the city Of Richmond rendered on the
18th day of June, 1875, in the case OF Glazehrook
against GlaZcbrook, will Us special commissioner
thereby appointed proceed TO sell ut public auction In
front Of Ienrco county courthouse, OH tuesday
tic 9th day of April, 1876, at IL O'Clock NJ ut the
risk and costs Of the former purchaser, Mr.. James
I. Sutton, Jr, = TRACT OF LAND designated as
Lots Nos. and 9, In the plan OF GlazehroOks farm,
containing ~ 44-l00 ACRES, with all the improve
ments thereon.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, interest
added and title retained until the whole purchase
money is paid and Il conveyance is ordered BY the
court. JOHN HOWARD.
Special Commissioner.
JAMES VI. TAYLOR 6 SON, Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-24
By Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEE' SALE OF FRAMED
Il DWELLING AND VACANT LOT No. I'll
SOUTH Laurel. STREET, BETWEEN HOLLY
STREET AND JAMES RIVER, AT AUCTION
In EXECUTION of u deed of trust from Mrs. Mary A.
Grinnan to the subscriber and others rs trustees,
bearing date May 22, 1872. and recorded In Rich
monf Chancery Court Office, being thereto required,
l will sell at auction, upon the premises, Oh FIR l.
DAY, 2Sth April, at O'Clock Y. NJ, the property
situated AS above, and occupied by her.
The LOT IL 60 by las feet to an alley. ss
TERMS: The deed authorizes sure for cash, but
1t Is probable the sale will be upon the usual terms OF
payment. Z. q. hCCKAE, trustee
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auc,ioneers. apis
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40, BY James d. Taylor &c Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner of Eleventh. and Bank streets.
BY Francis T. Isbell,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.
MICE TWOSTORY FRAMED Dwell

MICE TWOSTORY FRAMED DWELL
IN ING, No. 100 WEST DUvAL STREET, FOR
SALE At AUCTION.-On THURSDAY the 9th
day OF Anril, SIG, upon the premises, at osiocS
2. NJ, will sell ut auction that nice TWO-STORf
FRAMED DWELLING, No. 100 west Duval
street. between st. James and ST. Peters streets and
nearly opposite the Mount Zion (colored) church,
containing about seven rooms, now renting to \
good tenant at S15 per month. The LOT fronts 20
feet and runs back 125 feet.
TERMS: One third cash: residue ut and II
months for negotiable notes with interest added,
and secured by deed of trust.
ap2 "a FRANCIS r. iSBELI. AnctionceP.
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uIGH-CONsTABLE's SALE.

IwlI,selI ut public auction on MONDAY the Oath
day OF April, 1876, 1t O'Clock y. M at souihwe>
corner Fltecuth and Main streets, the following, TO
satisfy a rent attachment in my hands in favor of
Todd & Co. rs. Il. +. Newman The CNENP1RE)
TWELVE MONTHS from 1st day of May, 1876, to
LIST day of May. 1877.
TERMS Approved security for the payment oil the
rent on the first day of each month.
A. l.. DUESBERRY,
,noo H. G.. G.. r.
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The Portsmouth truckers promise plenty
of strawberries III ten days from now II the
present weather continues.
The mild weather In England is reported
to be generally favorable to the growing
crops, but the grain markets are rather dull.
Captain John A. McCaull is the only cos
mopolitan citizen Of Yirginia.--Saie'n Co'e-
serratire.
The West Point Star has acquired q M
tienal reputation by suggesting Jsif. Davis
asa suitable candidate for the presidency.
Senator John w. Johnston is detained ut
his home, near Abingdon, on account OF
sick daughter. tSsE.s
The General Conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church of the United States meets
1T the ACADEMY OF Music in Baltimore on
the Let OF May. i.