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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-07-21
The sandy Johnson i'm Port.

Last Saturday evening the U. S. rev.
enue cutter Andy johnson came into
port Oh her way down from Lake SUI
perior. She remained in port over Sum
day, leaving early monday morning A
great many of our citizens, both ladies
and gentlemen, took advantage of the
stay to pay one of Uncle Sans veritable
crafts visit. All speak in the highest
terms of the courtesy shown them by
the officers and crew OF the boat, and
great praise was given for the clean and
neat condition of everything on board
The following is list Of the officers oil
the johnson:
Captain-David Evans.
First Lieutenant-RObert Barstow.
Second Lieutenant-Oscar g. Hamlet
Third Lieutenant-Frank III. New.
comb.
Chief Engineer-Geo. G. Disconeer.
First Assistant Engineer-H. G. Whit
worth.
Capt. Evans was an old acquaintance
of Capt. Kirkland, Of the Leviathan, an(
says he came in more to visit the captain
than for any other purpose. Capt. Kirt
land procured carriage and showed
Capt. Evans and some Of the officer
around the village, Sunday afternoon.
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CHEBOYGAN, MICHIGAN.
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Local notices 10 cents per line for the flrst IN
sertion and cents per line for each subsequent
insertion.
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year
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-07-21

The emperor of Brazil has lately been
offering great inducements thrOughout
Europe to emigrants to his empire. lie
promises free passage, provisions 5for
six months, half of the cost of building 2
house, and l6O acres of land for $3.50 But
the Russian government, evidently re-
garding Brazil as fraud. has posted
warnings in all the public offices and
churches throughout the empire against
emigration to that country, but recon-
nending the United States.
By a new law i'm Illinois n marriage Ii
cense is necessary, whether the bans have
been published or not
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-07-21
They have struck oil at San Buenaven-

They have struck oil at San Buenaven-
tura, Cal.
A deadly cattle distemper is raging in
some parts of Louisiana.
Mil,edgeville, Ga, wants the capital
restored TO that place.
John Nj. Langston has written letter
to President Hayes saying that he will
accept the Hayiien mission.
The indianapolis unemployed work
ing-men are discussing several Louisiana
and Mississippi colonization schemes.
The Deadwood Pioneer predicts that
next year there will be employment in
the Black Hills for three times as many
men as are there now.
Mrs. Augustus Hemmenway. widow OF
the rich Boston merchant OF that name
has given the homeopathic hospital OF
that city $4,000 and the Young Mems
/ Christian union $1,000.
The bondsmen OF McAllister, the de.
faulting custom house deputy at st. AL
bans. VT, have paid up the total defalca-
ton, amounting to about $3.50. Private
individuals lose about $500 in loans
etc.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-07-21
Proposals for Dredging the EIarbor

kOPCSAAS ASA IL AA<sA WOk
The proposals for dredges, &C., to be
employed on the Improvement of our
harbOr were opened in Detroit last Sat
urday. The Detroit papers state that the
contract was let to Messrs. Carkins.
Stickney s. Cram. We understand. how
eve :, that this is not yet definitely settled.
Messrs. Carkins, Stickney g. Grams bid
for the use of the equipments is the low
est. provided the capacity of the same is
equal to those offered under the other
proposals opened. If such is the case
they will, of course, get the contract.
Col. Duryea, the engineer in charge OF
the harbor improvements, LETT on the
City of Concord, Thursday night, for the
purpose of ascertaining and comparing
the capacity of the different dredges in
order to ascertain which proposal was
the lowest. Messrs. Carkins, Stickney
Cram are well known to our citizens
they having worked for two or three
seasons on the harbOr improvements
and will, under the supervision Of Col
Duryea, do the work satisfactorily SHOULD
| they receive the contract.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-07-21

Mr.. Thos. Richardson sent us to-day
some fine currants and cherries, tor which
he has the thanks OF the employees of the
TRIBUNE Office.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-07-21

Nos. 2, 8, 5 and 8, at Forr Wayne with
Fast express trains OF the T, W.,.s
q Rv L, and from Pi tsburg, Harrisburg. Balti-
more Washington, Philadelphia and View York.
Nos. |, 2 and 8 at Fort Wayne with express
trains on Wabash railway, to ana rom
Ouincv St. Louis. Kansas City. and Texas points
Nos. and 8 at Kalamazoo with Michigan Cen
trail r e. to and from Chicago, and at Reed City
with & z M Ry for Ludington -, r
railroad, and at Grand Rapids with M Il II for
Detroit and all points east. -, ,,...-
Nos 2, s 4 and 6connect at tRichmond Win fls!s-
buro Cincinnati & st Louis r for Indianapolis,
louisville, st Louis and all points southwest Also
TOR DAYTON, Xenia, Columbus, &c.
Sleeping and chair cars between Cinclnnatl anu
Petoskev. ~,
No. leaves Petoskey daily except Sunday. NO
on Saturday to Ridgeviile only.
tDaily except Sundays. tDaily except Manoay'
B-Brcaklast. D-Dinner. S-Supper:
J. H. PAGE,
Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agent.
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And out again curve and flow,
To join the bumming river;
For men may come and men may 60,
But go on for eyer.n


And again on through natural
arches built from the solid stone,
through gullies and glens, until one
wearies with the endless walk, and glad
" seeks rest in the picnic grove by the
waters edge, where the multitude have
already become seated, and the oration is
to be delivered. From this
place few OF us were permitted to cross
to the main land of the north shore. a dis
tance OF three miles. where the Indian
and halfbreed inhabitants were cele-
brating the Fourth, after the manner OF
their own purifying, should say. Here
we were shown the site of the church
built A. d. 1870, by the Catholic mis-
sionary, Pere Marquette, who here
founded the mission, and, with Joliet
were the first Europeans to behold the
Mississippi. 1t would be tell
! ing the old, old story TO particulariZe o
the homeward journey, of the wearied
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-06
BY Frank j. sampson.
Real Estate Agent and Auc'ioneer,
No. 921 Hull street, Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TRHL1
" VALUABLE FARMING AND I!M SJ -,
ADJOINING THE OLD COURTHOUSE Tkh !Ta
RECENTLY PURCHASED BY J: x: c nAppTT
AWAY, AND DISTANT FROM THE SoGrniih r
HOUSE ONLY ABOUT ONE NILE ~ Cut
SOUTH-By virtue of decree OF the conhl! ~ ,.,
of Chesterfield county, catered NJ the ny n
1879 thereof in the ease Of ~. J. luIai tS. 81 sr
nSyaii,s administratrix and others, WIN ohsa
for sale. IN front of the county conr,. ,s Eonrt
MONDAY, March 12, 1877 tDeing C0Gr}T al al i
duy), mt I2 O'Clock NJ, THREE 'ALeAo
TRACTS OF LAND, IS follows: containing
FIRST TRACT, called Grave, s, 2y I'M: nj
725 ACRES, with good FRAME: IN s,x ,h1st dfsy
acres cleared; the balance mostly S o,si y,jus.
corti-wood of excellent quality. Ihs iaun ,.,J aud
HE on accouu, of It's being good farihus az. trn-d
the quantity Of cord-wood, the Cover tin an
Running alongside Of the tract, Fine 'fe"A'N
VS. SECOND TRACT, called " Brtton's" aa"i saSa
the above. contains 9I4 ACRES, With soSI
DWELLISG and all necessary clubhouse, - I'm" i'm.
twenty acres cleared: the balance weh-"o"
medjateiy on the Clover Hill railrosu. ,,,, 100
1THIRI TRACT, called Fore'S,' conta.a,nSsn nse
ACRE.S, more or less, halt mile or the eoI W w r.
and adioins the land formerly owner .! wall nor
CogbiI, deceased; and J. T. !. E EnS WI
All OF ths land III well wjtered, anI u eli Ira.
good farming land. These farms WIZ p go go on he
rately or as whole, as ms! he aesne4
fRRMS One fourth cash; balance on on,Ss for
six, twelve eighteen, aud ~ al, and title
retained iii ali OF the purchase-money Is ia'' -
and q con yeyance ordere.t by the Court;
CORNERSTONE.
4 80 i 7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-06
nv Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AuctIoneer,.
Eleventh street between Main and p,nL

THE ELEGANT AND MOST DEsr.
i RARLE MISREPRESENTATION At t r,Ip
NORTHWEST CORNER or GPIfnt IVY
THIRD STREETS AT I.UCTlON.-By ,.,,,. md
the devisee OF the late Dr. Frederirt 4T NJ; OF
we will sell by auction upon the PREMISE ON Epf,
DAY the 9th day OF March. eommcnciny ., NJ AZ
o'clock +. NJ. the MUCli-ADMTRED RFSinESfsS
situated as above. II was built few ySars 400 ~ IL
brick and mastic with browil-.tGne trtrniny. - y,
has ten rooms, besides bath ROOM bascmrn, LII
en-, servants rooms; fine stable, carriage-hor, 81
&c. In addition TO these, six other rooms cou, -
made at small cost in the upper story. '"'' "
I All OF the chambers have stationary marble w,h
stands, supplied with hot and cold water and ~.
are speaking-tu tubes throughout the house. ''''e
4 Fine taste and good judgment. aided hy the t.s,
mechanical skill, and sustained by amric mr..
were freely used IN planning and CONSTRUCTIVE ~.
improvements, and are amply shown In their sdnnI
rable arrangements and thorough Hn.si In ever a.
tail, so that IL may be well said that In all Tia, CO.
stitutes strictly iirst-cass residence tL nrn,,,
Is not eScelled by any other In the city '''
The lot fronts 81 feet and runs back Is fee, In =,
alley.
TERMS: Will be very liberal and will ba ar.
nOuuced at the time Of sale.
The house win be open for examination on Thur.
day, Sth March. from IL j. VI. To ) T. NJ, and nm
Friday, 9TH, from IL A. ". until the sale is over
GRtBBS WILLIAMS.
fe 22-2i.27, mn .3.thendtd Auctl0ncc-c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-06
an intimate friend of MIR. TaaeR stated
u,astardau TINT Mr. Tilden had been all along

An intimate friend Of Mir. TRaen stated
Yesterday that Mr.. Tilden had beenall along
opposed to the Electoral Commission
scheme. When he was asked why Mr.
Hewitt, who was supposed TO be MIR: Til
denis mouthpiece, urged the scheme IL the
Governor was clearly opposed to 1t, The
gentleman replied that it was popular
error to suppose that Mr.. Remitps move
ments during the struggle for the :presi-
dency were inspired or dictated by MIR.
Tilden. AS lar as Mr.. HeWitt's course APP
proving the Electoral Commission was con-
cerned, this was certainly not the case. Mr..
Hewitt acted quite Independently of Mr..
Tilden in that matter, and ever since the
formation of the Commission with Repub-
lican majority (Which became ine9ttabie
through Judge DaviS's declining.to DE the
fifth judge) exc Governor Tilden had enter
tanned very little hope Of reachng the
presidency, to which he believed he had
been honestly elected, 'sWe none OF us
like to be cheated" remarked that gentle
man, with emphatic significance, "and l
do not see why Governor Tilden should be
an exception to the rule. "--&eo York.
Herald, Saturday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-06
nv Grubbs ( Williams.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

JUDICIAL SALE OF \ NUMBER VI
u VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THEtI
OF RICHMOND AT AUCTlOS.-By virtue OF
decree of the Circuit Court Of Fa,iier county, en-
tered OH the 18th December, 1876, In The case Of
Moseley rS. Parker and as, viii sell al ancuon,
upon tie premises, respectively, In the orirr named
below, the following designated LOTS III me p M
OF Adams's division, owned by The csslte Of Sif' IL
W. Moseley, to wit: ,,,o.r
On MONDAY the 18th day of March, at 4 O'CLOCK
PART OF LOT No. 90 on the cas: side OF lnson
between Franklin and Grace stretL-2-AV
feet; ,.,,,,,
No, 5lB, on the south side of Broad street between
Sixteenth street and Shockoc crtek-2oaos ,sc.'
LOT on the west side Of Seventeenth between MAI
shall and Clay streets -34aH3G feet: ..,n,
LOT v. OH the west side OF Seventeenth between
Christian and Richard strects-i4Sl6 90 leet' anu
running Back TO Concord street. 500.
And on the day following. TUESDAY lAe i''a
day Of March, 1T O'Clock =. Nj ..o. .,
LOT No. 3 In Square 60 at The SOUTHWEST corne' VI
Clay and Thirty-6rst streetS-lO0xl3Z !ee'.
TERMS One fourth cash !: balance III one, w. w.
and three years for bonds, with approved ecuim!,
and titles retained until the whole purcilhs-iaoe!
IS paid; and IN event OF failure OF any purchase
comply with the terms Of sale, resale TO DC Hae -
his risk and costs. ,>. r-.s,.,
WILLIAM b. MARTIN, Trasse''
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. Auctlonccrs
e9l3,l7,20.24,27.A lar36lO&td
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-06

TIE LOUISIANA RETURNING BoARn CAlL
upos Mr.. HAYEs.-O1 the release Oh tste
Madison Wells Returning Board, OF Lonssa-
ana. IRON custody yesterday, the whole
naety astirei themselves in their best
clothes. called a carriage, and proceeded TO-
the house OF Senator Sherman for the pur-
nose OF paying their respects 70 Governor,
HAYES. They were received IA the most
cordial mapuer and invited to hunch, which
invitation they accepted with great gratifi..
cation. They nil assured Mr. Hayes OF
their great delight at his elevation TO the
presidency, and were rot at aaa backward IA
indicating the pride felt by tlaean at hassas,
secured the prize for him When they
came away they exhibited so mach pleasure
Mt the reception they met, and at the KIND
words he gave them. that it was more aslan
a compensation for their long imprison
Every one Of them, black and white, comb
IDENTIFY expects fat Office. To-day Wells
was very prominent around the notes. he
was quite a lion with the Radicals bash here
and from abroad, Mr., Kellogg acting as the
master OF ceremonies and making the pre-
sentations.- Washington special 20 Batta-
snore Sun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-06
By Robert II. I,ynr
successor TO lyme & Brother,
Auctioncer and Real Estate Agent,
l212 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 HANDSOME,
i ATTRACT AND EXCEEDINGLY
RECONSTRUCTED, FIRST-CLASS FOTR.
STORY DOUBLE BRICK DWELLING. No. zoos
CLAY STREET. BETWEEN TENTH AND
ELEVENTH STREETS. NORTH SIDE-ls
trustee named In certain drrdOf rus, from T. e.
Warwick. Esq, dated May 10, 1874, Of record In
the Chancery Court Of the city OF Richmond. In b,
B. 1O4. page 1856, We shall. In pursuance OF said
deed, and by request of the holder Of the second
years note, dated May Ia, 1874 payable two years
after date, for the sum Of }3,SOS, default having
been made In the payment thereof. proceed 10 sell
upon the premises, on THURSDAY the srh day of
March, 1877, 1T AZ O'Clock F. NJ. the aboyc-,le-
scribcd beautiful and magnificent RESIDENCE.
now occupied BY Miss Charlotte G.. Tempt, contain
ing about fourteen rooms, with wide hall through
the centre, and built In the best manner aud OF the
costllesr material. The stable has capacity for
horses and carriages, and Is we'll built. All the
modern Improvements arc in the house. and The
wards are handsomely laid off with On" shribbrry,
Sc. The lot fronts 100 feet Oh Clay street. ami
runs back to a wide alley.
TERMS: Cash rs to sufilccncv 10 pay on and tis-
charge Il note for $3.S0S and interest until paid,
with cost and expenses Of sale: residue ~ 81 terms,
say upon credit till May l6, 1877. for s+.0l2: Ill
Nav iC, 1878, for S4.21B: ard upon credit for
*4.42O until 10th May, 1879; and balance upon
terms TO be given 1t sale.
- ". II. LYME,
4. X. COURTNEY,
John HOW ARD,
feIQ Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-06

1Ifza
6yl1H11 a. 49, q q ~.
SITION 0gtsNALUABLE MINING ANDkAIlL1
ROAD fNsGHEfTEHislEEUCo UN.
TY.--If1 riIrsuanca OF II deRree or the Shancery
Court Of tic efty4Uf Richmond rendered on Lne
18th dayof June, I'M she srll OF
and others trustees, Against the Clover Eli ha,l-
read Conp1ng shall, as speciaf NJ
pointed by said decree proceed e 4nge sns
tfon ut the Office or LncAe, N9 -.
Main street, I'M the city " 81
II O'clock, on WEDNESDAY:Lne4ins olay ~ Aprii'
1877. the foowing a. trs
CLOVER HILL MINES. tn sile county Of Chss,
terrified. consistfng Of. NINE. by NDhED sAN AMI
NINETY -FOUR ACRES In rec simple: and IN =
THOUSAND SEX HUNDEED1;Aa,Nsl1y.s LAI1-f. .Iyi.
ACHES in which the Glover HI III COMPANY h Ma
1ndiTtaed aBq nsa tisrevd,
CHINERY anu Hst In r
ana also the OIyYEn ILL s =, ss,,ua.
ipipS ~ isufttt t
Hill Mines 10 0sp0Tns =, on 3a ny i Sr Az
It's RoAS, MI annn SE q
X n ~ fe ahnve nronerfy
ana All i 9, t lS ts a ~
w. pc se,u az rtntsd and viii he frpsIed n all
,rho destre 70 in street. them - -:
WIZ Ty vS TrnSfs IN SAFE viii, no 1890 nayabIe
o,, : sthet1st day az July. sis77: Si.B4O on the
lat day OF Jauuary. 1878: 81 $40 on the 1st
asy ~ INV. Ts5a. Si'8io ON The 1st day
NJ ranI,ary,y aTg. nnf &42.fs4n ON the list day
" o ~ o' au oaN'VaV .Sa hI,ncs ~
VI oWt, Aofo, aiiu 40 " ZIG p....A. ny. =, "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-06
By Wellington God,!l:.
Real Estate Agent and Auct!onccr.
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
DWELLING AND LARGE NUMBER OK
LOTS in DUVAL'S AND MlTCllELL'S PLANS,
NEAR THE CITY OF RlCHMpSn;-By virtue YS:S Of
a certain deed of trust executed by W. \. Robinson
tn William n. Macfarland-who Is now deceased,
and of whom the undersigned is HE administrator,
dated the lst day of November. 1869 ani RECORDED
in the County Court OF Henrico county on Inc "a
day of November, 1862 The undersigned will pr9-
coed. on TUESDAY the 18Th day Of Ml.rh; A. u,
1877, at IL O'Clock noon, at the Office Of Wellington
Goddin corner Of Bank and Eleventh streets, IN the
city of Richmond, Va. 10 sell al public auction; l2r
cash, all the REAL ESTATE In the said deed De-
scribed. or so much thereof 10 may be hecessat!'
situate In the county of llcnrco. Ea on whlch the
said William 4. Robinson now resides; and "hch !.
more fully described In previous deed cXecH'ei %
the 81 me grantor 10 the same grantee .ieil H - ~
day nj Anril. 1867 and recorded In Ike manner on
TIC 7th day Of April. 1856 (which deed has been
released-hercby referred to forgreater certainty -a
: JOHN W. WRIGHT, Administrators OF
NH William II. mcfarland, deceased
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-06
BY Robert B. Lyme
(successor to Lyme q Brother)
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
40 1910 Main street. .ss

iT,RIJsTEEs, SALE OF, A DESIRABLE
j. GRoCERY-sTAND. WITH NICE , DWEL IL
4, STER On TWENTY-FIFTH STREET, WEST
SIDE. BETWEEN N, AND o STREETS, E0K-
MERLY OCCUPIED BY MR.; THOMAS I =: WEsI,
A trnstee in n certain deed of trust from T. T..
West and wife to me- dated July Il, 1872 RE re;
nare O. to secure n note for $425 at twelve
Months after date Tshall by request of the holder Of
said note, default having been made In ne paymehs
thereof sell upon the premises, on TuESDA! me
sih Jny of March, 1877, at 4 O'Clock, the above
DESIRABLE STORE and DWELLING. II now
rents for 81 per month. The lot fronts on twenty
fifth street Is feet and rims back 40 leet 10 an
alley. ,,o I'D
70 SeGt r, a. MEAGHER, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-06
BY w. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent ana Auctionecr.
office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE HOTEL PROPERTY ON THE SOUTH
GUST ALLEY AND WALL STREET.-By virtue
of DEGREES ofthe Chancery Court of the city Of Rich
mond entered on the 9th of January, 1877, and on
the 9th of February, ST. in the case of Mils's
executors Us. Glazebrook, &C. shall, as special
commissioner thereby appointed, In further execu-
ton of the said DEGREES, offer for saie at public
ton. on the premises, on WEDNESDAY the 7th
day of March, 1877, at ~ O'Clock NJ, that valuable
property located rs above, known formerly n
BRADFORD'S HOTEL. 1t contains ten rooms,
and was originally erected for hotel for which It
Is now used. The lot has a front OF 25 feet and L
depth of 100 feet.
TERMS: One third cash: balance at SIX and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest added,
and title retained until all OF the purcuse-lnoney Is
fully paid and L conveyance ordered BY the Court.
=.5 JOHN A. LYMAN, -s
fe 90 s... SpeciYl Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-06
T by Richardson aCo.,
J Real Estate AGENTS and Auctione.r,
No. 1113 Main street
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO !,

ng +, h N, h, SALE OF TWO vAIIr.
s sS5 AN p S9s SsTaasfkED
q. SaGKsn iaIEf, 81 autTi6N.HHnys TFEI :,15:T
date respectively the ,5ih day Of AngN. bearing
and me 5th day OF August, 1875, from r. 1873,
recorded In the clerks Office Of the a'Is Only
GoTs 2! III, te oSy, Richmond secure The
shs ,s ss trustee In said deeds being rare
ton, on the premises, ON FRIDAY the ' or y auc
March, 1877: at O'Clock p. H., two ~ da gay Of
TWo-STORY FRAME DWELLISGS' Sncslrable
and So9 with four and Ave rooms respec,iyei;v So1
LOlS 5SxaZ6 ana 34xl26 feet respertJye,y' ana
an auey In the rear twelve feet wide on fb and
q Twe1tSeght street between Cay and IsIs s
TERMS Enough Is required In cash bv s,a,
to defay the expenses Of executing this ;rs ate t
the 9th day OF February 1877: but the foo, from
terms may be gtyen-to-wit: One third cash tIS
ance In six and twelve months, n,nn,l.nln' Dali
added. and secured by deed of trust. ''' 'H@rest
tc.E7 d. a. KICHARDS0E r-..-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-06
BY Robert B. Lyme.
Successor to Lyme & Rrother,l
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.

HANDSOME AND ATTRACTIVE
III TWo-sToRY BRICK DWELLING on
THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF n AND
UNION STATION METHODIST. CHURCH,
OCCUPIED B3 Mr.. +. q. PHILIPS, FOR
SALE BY AUCTION.-By request Of the
owner, now residing in California, shall sell, upon
the premises, by auction, on WEDNESDAY the
7th day OF March, 1877, at ~ o'clock z. M.; the
SIDENCE, containing seven rooms, wide hall, aud
now in thorough repair Upon the OF The lot Is
frame building which fronts on street and
has been used store, can be for stable.
The lot Is 33 by 1872 feet to an alley.
TERMS: Will be liberal and made known at the
hour Of sale.
Parties wishing to secure nice piece Of property
for u home are invited to attend this sale.
ROBERT B. LYME,
NH Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-06
BY F. j. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
No. e21 Hull street, Manchester. Va.

TyRIJSTEE,S SALE OF A VALUABLE
Il TRACT OF LAND. ON THE GLOVER Hull
RAILROAD NEAR FENDLEY'S ST ATION y,
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, VA,-By virtue % o, i. u
decd of trust executed by Gilbert Mason on the 26t
oay Of july. 1866 and duly recorded in the clerks
Office of the County Court Of Chesterfield county IN
liz auction I'm front of the county Courthouse MON
DAY, March ~, 1877. at p O'Clock NJ lbeinE Ches-
ierfed County Court-tlay), a SMALL FARM; con
flaming SIXTY ACRES. more or less, near Fend-
iey's station, Glover Hill railroad. There are no
buildings OIL the land Of any value but mere = u
quantity of cord-wood and timber, and the iana Il
good for farming or trucking purposes. aG4
TERMS: Made known OH the day OF sale;
NH f. T. MASON. Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-06

The extensive tobacco factory Of Leggatt,
Hudson & Butler, in St Louis, was destroy
ed by fire Sunday. Loss estimated at soc, 600,
insurance, S47 200.
We don't believe man who can't run a
railroad can run State-eXcept a state OF
suspense. Norfolk Day-BooE.
The creosote works of the New Orleans
and Mobile railroad at Pascagoula have been
burned. Loss, $50, 600
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-06

FIRE IN BALT1MoRE.-The factory and
warehouse of the Patapsco Guano Company,
Philpot street south of the back basin, in q
commercial centre Of Baltimore, were burn
ed yesterday afternoon. The buildings,
stock, fixtures, and machinery were nearly
all destroyed, and the surrounding property
was greatly endangered. The total loss, it
is estimated, will aggregate about 500, 600;
insurance, 500, 0OO.-B aItiaore San, 9th.