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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-01

- Ess;;sas.;ass;l - = M
AND DkNYILLE RAIL
LII ROAD COMPANY.


SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKEN, rv.rc,
SUNDAY, JULY 8, 1877.
81 THROUGH MAIL TRAN DAILY:
no. 1-7:25 A. NJ, leaves Ifichmona: arrive.
,-rg Bars cIiIIs 948 A. ~, Dan,iEs
,. -. -. t:<5 I. D.. Greensboro 9g6
-. and Charlotte lis Tx +. 4 r. NJ
NO. 2-4:3o A. h., leaves Charlotte: arrives .,
Salisbury $50 A. NJ GTc.rs..
s.. 1885 \. ~. Rurkcyl'n 1s5s
49, 7. d.. and Richmond 4:i3 F,V
THROUGH PASSENGER TEAM DAILY.
No. $1,000 I. b., leaves Richmond: arriy.s :.
&C.. .;.... Bnrkeville la \. ~. U,H.
vitlc sos A. 81. GrC~ua~r.,,
A. D., and Charlotte l:iG +. "
No. 4-5:25 /. H., leaves Charlotte: arrlyr. =:
Greensboro 10 r. ~. san.
bury 1886 r. ". DanyrI. I21t
|, ..... - .-.. A. IT.. Eurkcyire 443 4 II
w. e.. and Richmond TAI 4. ~ ''
LYNCHBCRG ACCOMMODATIONS DAHL
NO. 5-l0:00 A. NJ, leaves Richmond daily and -
rives at BurkeviIle al l2s., !.
NJ, connecting With thu 4 ~
.. o. X. X. for all points In n:
southwest and the rsrlHm;
[ springs and summer resorts rn
No. G-l2:50 r. NJ, leaves Burkcyillc daily and A.
rlVrs nj Richmond q. 3:l2 y
NJ, connecting with A. NJ q
q. X. X. from all points .on,h
aud southwest, and IF. IN n.
|.s|l ..-r. various springs md SUN MGR -
- r..,--. sorts on that road.
Trains Nos. and 2 stop only At Chuia Durt.
vflle- Keysville, brakes Branch. Roanoke CIrvo-
Boston. Senftsbnrg, Barksdsle's. Dundee rJ,pyilc
Reldsviile. Benaja. Greensboro. ThouasvIlr .,ils
bury, China Grove, and AIRLINE Rai.roa.! June
ton. q ~ g.
! Trains Nos. and connect at Dundee with .to
Virginia Midland railroad. Al Greensboro for IA
leigh. Goldsboro' and intermediate point. with Y
C.. railroad. ~ Air-I Junction with AtIaurt ,,'
Charlotte Airline. At Charlotte with Chariot
Columbia and Augusta railroad to and FROM All
points North and South.
Trains Nos. aud will stop at all stations AMI
connect at Richmond going North and south wiiI
the r., r. 81 r. r. r. for Washington aud Ill i.iu,,
North and West, and with the e. { g. T. y G,~
Greenbrier White sulphur and other spring; In
West Virginia. At Greensboro with the " e. ana
n. W. n. T.. railroads TO and from SAlrtr y { ~,
leigh and G0lsboro'. and Intermediate r.lir..
At Salisbury with WestcrH y. G. railroad ms.
trains run daily on Rich.nond and Danyille r,r
road, and connect az above. except going north
on Sunday morning and going sonth on N.,t,,
morning. Trains making tht- connection run ,,il~
on Richmond, Fredericksburg AMI Prtn,n,. ,,,d
Chesapeake and Ohio railroads except Sun,ay
Trains on y. w. n. &. railroad from ;rrarz
boro' 10 Salem daily except Sunda and .o,n ~rp
to Greensboro daily except Saturday.
Tickets sold to all southern and southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
Local tickets are good only for a continuous ia.-ags
between the points named on ths ticket ~ .,v.
over checks will be given.
&c., T. NJ. z. ThLCuTT
General Superintendent
john II. MAcAURoo. General Passenger ia.u;
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BY W. Goddin
BY W. G0ddln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
81 Rank and Eleventh streets,


COMMISSIONERS SALE OFTWOFA-
~ LIABLE PARCELS OF REAL s1 LEST, ESTATE - IN
DUvAL'S ADDITION, NEAR TO BR00h, Az ~,
NUE., THE ONE CONTAINING THREE ACRES
AND THE OTHER SEVEN ACRES.-As SPECIAL
commissioners appointed by decree OF the Cir
cult Court of Henrico, entered on the 9th July,
1877, in the case of Keck against Baner, &c. we
shall proceed TO SELL public auction, on the pre-
ses, on THURSDAY the I'd ef Aaglst, ls77. a 81
Keck and wife to John a. Boyer, trustee, and con-
sisting of the following LOTS In Duvars addition;
adjoining the lands of John Wickhamts heirs and
oticrs-viz., LOTS Nos 200 and 21O ip DuvaIs
addition the former containing ono acre ana the
latter two acres: also SEVEN ACRES OF LAND,
With large FRAME DWELLING thereon. for
merly owned by William Booth. On the two for
mer lots there is spring of pure water, and Il
large frame building, once used as dis,illeTy. The
is well adapted for market-gardens The location is
also we'll suited for an ice-house. - ..,t.. s
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at six. twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. interest
added aud title retained till AL Of the purcha 81
money shall be paid aud CONVEYANCE ordered by the
court ROBERT STILES,
EDWARD Y. CANNON, , q
v23 Special Commissioners.
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BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneeIs.
ma Main street ......t,-

TRUSTEES SALE OF,. A VALUABLE
i FRAME DWELLING ON THE EAST SIDE
HTM STREET, THIRD HOUSE
NORTH OF. CLAY STREET, BYJtAUCT!ON.-
By virtue of the provisions Of certain deed of trust
bearing date the 23d day Of April, lS7 from the
evafItor therein named to the undersigned trustee
duly recorded In the clerks office q the Ghanee5y
Court Of the city Of Richmond In Deed-Boek !HS
C. page 900. to secure the payment OF "a neRouaoie
therein shall a th sr 5eser m sad
note, sell BY auction, ON the premises, on THERS-
DAY the cd day Of August 1S75 at S SsS .o
sisting OF q desirable TWO-STORY, Frame
DWELLING, In thorough rePais ssntainng I'VE ",
levin the rear IL feet wide; ON the cast SIDE OF
TSenty-eightho street between Gay and Leigh
rftEr~.s{- o. .r.5'ts2--.
! TERMS: Enough to pay the expenseo Of executing
this trust and to pay of the sum Of 81 900 With In
terest thereon from the 21st Of April, 1871 Is re-
autred in cash but the following terms may be
giyen--to wit: One third cash balance in stx and
Twelve months, negotiable notes given for the de-
ferred pay n,ents With interest added and secured
Nv "a - j, A. RICHARDSON. Trustee. :,
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NE Came az last.

tr.or, Tho milwaukee, Tim-s,Juiy 25.l !
Twaivr years ago there resided In Muk-
,,o,ann, near Milwaukee, the family Oh Dir.
T.,arss stewart. Mr.. Stewart had quite
nnn,her OF children, both sons and daugh-
ters His bows numbered. three. The sec
and of thpse--Htrnm-is the actor in sort
of romance. At the breaking out OF the
rebellion he happened to be In the East, and
enlisted IN a Massachusetts regiment. He
served until the close OF the war, and In
1885 was, mustered out Of the service.
Soon after this. the young man. left home
and went. East again. From there he drifted
South and 1nally stopped in Texas, in
which State and Ia Mexico he has been ever
Since. Mr., Stewart has been engaged in
cattle-raising while South, and Is reported
to have made considerable money. About
three years ago be was taken very sick, and
for some time was detiriohs. While ia this
suite man that wss employed by him abb
seconded with bfs entire stock OF cattle,
worth about SS9sO.; However, the strange
part OF our story follows. In al OF The
twelve wears Of his absence MI. steWarts
friends have never heard TotN mom him.
There had never heen any tttncuity 70
cause this, bot still he rensssed silent,
The ianih, thought he was dead, and
some property be has LETT was'aa minlstered
upon. MI. James Stewart, 9he father, was
| the only one who believed hessould return
| He moved bis family to OcsHmowoc some
years since, where he still dives MIR. Stew
arts fafuh was so great that The has for years
made practice Of meeting the trains, trust.
ing sorae time to meet the 'tost one. Be
Gently he has been talking about the subject
great deal, and only fo$ days ago he
was asking son-in-tavy, n lawyer, what
would have to be done ;abuut the property
in case the absent Hiram should ever ne
turn. ..AyI! ~
On Tuesday morning 'bewent to the train
at Ii A. NJ, in company with a friend
The old gentleman ga2ed upon the throne
as he had done for years. but this time to
his amazement not In vain. There came to
the anxious father the lons-Iost boy. Quietly
the old man put bis arm about him andnook
him home to the nearerRsrent-his mother.
| Two other sons living at Genesee tcame
LONE last. night, and two absent daughters
have been summoned to make the family
circle complete. ~, ....I
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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
COMMENCING MAY 2l, 1877.
.ia, THROUGH PASSENGER.
900 p. NJ. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY. THURS.
' -, DAY. and SATURDAY. Connects ~
West Point with steamer Ua'an1 i'F
r-.....' all points on York river aud Bail
..., II more. Arrives In Ballimore Al ; A.
... .r..., A.; connects with rail- lines for "a,h-
ington, Philadelphia, New i3rh ,n b",.
-.i.'i az ton. and all western points. Conh'c's
.y at Richmond with trains o'i RiehEloal
and Petersburg aud Chesapeake aH'
Ohio railroads.
-... CO., go THROUGH FREIGHT.
500 A. NJ Leaves Richmond MONDAY, WE'D
49,, :. NESDAY. aud FRIDAY: and
500 A. NJ TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and sAi,
URKDAY. Connects with steamer
.- at West Point for river landings pa
timore, aud al western points. , s,h
meets al Richmond With trains on Rich
niond and Danyliie railroad Riehmoh,s
$685.. and Petersburg, and Chesapeake Al"
> Loc sf PASSENGER.
500 P. N. Leayes Richmond daily excerpt sur
,..,D..g ThifsI0UGH PASSENGER
,o.oa A N. Arrives 1t Richmond TUESDAY ,
49, w. - THURSDAY. and SATQR pAf. tohI-
.''.lT meets with trains Oh Richmond aiio
.-.-s.5t..s Petersburg and Chesapeake ana Unio
IL. railroads. Steamer Havana leaves BAL,
% sP5SEf f5sI WSEEb ss 5 hs and FRI
,r..-s.t DAY, at +. d.. Connects ~isc'
trains from Philadelphi.. New HoTs,
and western points, and NJ eat io H.
-# with trains for. Richmond and uis
- q South. Hss=.' ~.
THROUGH FREIGHT. rrn-
400 p. NJ. Arrives at Richmond MpNUAl'" En-
NV SESDIY, and FRIDAY; and At
e.1sp. Al. TUESDAY, THURSDAY. anu sAh
e'Ao URDSY. Connects with steamer A.
i West Point from Baltimore. S9 m
.,nects with Richmond and lsnviie'
Richmond and Petersburg, and Ses~-
= ncake and Ohio railroads.,
f!.;.,--} FOCAL PASSENGER: sn, s,n-
o0O A. NJ. Arriyes at Richmond daily s1ssps anl
Ao''0 - day. Connects with Richno.o c aS
ta1 Petersburg and Chesapeake anu o''"
railroads.&c. ~ -~f 49, s-,,,
No transfer OF freight nj Richmond 10 y, ,sOt,
southern points. Cars run through between A'HAH''
and West Point, -. Ia, ,,xAst rates ,
Careful handling aud dispatch, Win o~ss' i1''''
sTnroush bills OF ladfng. with guaranteed raves
issued Oh northern and WESTERN hsrn eastern, and
western points, and saygaxe CHECKED OF.
For nosets apply atGeneral Railroao ulSASSe na
Sce 628 Main stfset: At tho Eaehangc f S 10y
conipanv's depot, corner Twenty-thira anu wv
ma "a II. T.. DOUGLAS. sapcrineenee....-
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Dear Dispatch: AS a criterion OF good
grammar will you give your. opinion of the
tence, ."..Our staunton correspondent neg.
!ects to state ,eho the delegates are for"
g the latest information" since your last
ISSUE" d" ;;:' - ... - - J.. .-.
= We shall look for an answer in to-mor-
rows paper, - -" - .-i- r.
q. Our opinion is that it will bear no g con-
struction.'' ...,.,.'.
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,.uCTrroN sALes-..--1F'u.,,r,,e: Days lays, /.
BY Robert b. Lyme,
Rca, Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
~ 1912 Main street.

TWO LARGE BRICK STABLES, ~
WITH DWELLINGS OVER EACH,
OCCUPIED BY HENRY WATKINS ANT A. n.
'1.."-. ;.!se.t." BROOKS,
Nos, 1929 AND i 1886. ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
j FRANKLIN BETWEEN GOVERNOR
a.. i. AND FOURTEENTH STREETS;
AND TWO LARGE BRICK FoIR-sToKY AND
ig.n ~ ;wELL.BUILT DWELLINGS -
on THE EAST SIDE OF 1oCUsT ALLEY
,Mr BETWEEN FRANKLIN STREET
~ ~ AND T0sACCo ALLEY. ,''..
CONTAINING ABOUT TWELVE ROOMS EACH,
.saa.if ~ FOR SALE BF AUCTION. ''.'...
AZ the request ef the executors Of the late L. t.
Sister deceased, wifi sell upon the premises be,
PROPERTY. On uRURSDAY the I'd day of Au-
gust, 1877, ut O'Clock +. VI. the above-iescrtbed
VALUABLE PROPERTY. Each stable yields an
an nal rent Of SdGe, and for livery bust ness the
location Is unsurpassed by any IN the city, being so
| arranged as TO accommodate Il large number OF
horses and veitraes in most advantageous way.
Each stable LOT Of 24x90 feet, with alleys both
on side and re:i.- $50
sell those TtsO VERY LARGE F0uR-STORY
BRICK DWELLING-HOUSES described above.
/ each contasHing about twelve rooms. and are In
first: class oraer, and could be made profeaee oy
and bank about 125 feet to an alley In TIE rear
Special attention Of capitalists: and those seekiDg
paying investment Is invited to the sale Of this truly
TERMS; VIII be extremely liberal. and made
known at hour of sale. ROBEhT Is. u Ne
~ 81 5-. s'... AucnoneeE.
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RAfIaoAD LINES.


az ID 80 - -
RICHMOND. FRED,G q POTOMAC r. X. Co-(
80 OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT. I
& IS !" :. I. L RICHMOND, June az. 1877. ,
.SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. -.
On and after SUNDAY, June Gath, trains will run
SOY A. d. leaves the gyrd-street station daily lex
-. > cent Sunda vi, connecting With the ball
,timore aud Ohio and Baltimore apd
..'t@ 4'i Potomac railroad dtle at Wasliinet On
f.rr ut .1:1O T.. NJ: Baltimore at $40 L.
b.; PhiIadelphia ut 9:35 p. n. View
York mt l0:l5 p. NJ.
sos P. ri. leaves Byrd-Stree. station daily arIis.
~ ing ut Washington ut $3.50 =. NJ;
Baltimore at l1:40 r. NJ: Ptttadel-
pbia at $40 A. NJ: New York At Go
A. VI. Through sleeper from Rich
aond to New York; price Of Der til. 81
4:l5 P. IL. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, tor
pa Junction. leaves Broad Street station
.-r.f daily fSundays txcepted).
ZOO A. II. arrives at ByTd-Street station daily
leaves New York at sos the precr.
-Es.' ding evening; Baltimore at 1855 p
a. Al, Washington nj :55 p. NJ.
l0aS r. II. ARRIVES at ByrdStreet station daily Tex.
2-f5 A. MI Philadelphia at 1905
7. NJ; Baltimore at 3:I5 p. NJ; Wash.
ington NJ $50 L. N.
S.25 A. ". ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrived
|. n.. ut Broad-Street station daily tSun.
e. p, ........ N'' epN''E,'T D. MYERS,
~ General Superintendent.
..... .... ......,....r. ..,....C. A TAYLOR,
h2s General Freight and Ticker Agent.
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A NECESSARY DRAwasACK.-A friend of
mine was in Russia last year, and having
some trouble about washing apparatus, ex-
planned to his landlord, and told him that
Englishmen were in ;tfie habit of taking a
BATH every day. "A Saith !" said the as.
tonished native. "a bath every day!"
calculated the Muscorite. "Why, you
aiiust wet your back ~ Family FAIR
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BOOKS AT 90 CENTS EACH.

BOOKS At 20 CENTS EACH. 4,
(By.mai csc. each; ordinary price, 81 to "a each
THE LAW AND THE LADY. By Wilkie Col
n Inns, "A book OF intense dramatic interest.
10000 LEAGUES UNDER THE SEAS. BY Jules
Verne, Intensely interesting. Eight inustra-
ST. GEORGE AND ST. MICHAEL. BY George
Macdonald. grand historical romance.
PAUL MASsIE::a BY Justin MCCARTHY. A power
full and romantic book. ~ HI Es3 ri ~ e
Sent postpaid 70 any address ON recep. Of price
by j. T. ELLYSOS,
NH 2S l112 Main street.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO KAILRo,py
RICHMOND. VA, june |. 1871
AND OHIO RAIL.
! ROAD and Alter I.ShAN hmm 2

ACCOMMODATION train leaves Richmond ,tiiy i.X-
cept Sunday at 400 L. 81. aId arrives It; tor
louisville at 7:45 L. NJ.
Mail train between Richmond and Hinton runs
daily Except sunday, between Hinton AMI Hunt
ingtOn runs daily. stopping ri all regular stations,
Express train runs daliy, stopping al Hanover,
Junction. Noers. Trcvilliuu>. Louisa. ,"rc"rsriIc
Charlottesville, Stanton. Goshen. Hh"ru Coy-
ngton, aud all regular stations west Of C0IiUrtoD.
Mail and express trains connect al iur"i-yila
for Washington and the North. and al thsriVt,,s
VILE tor Lynchiury and the South.
Express train connects At Cincinnati with trunk
lines for all points In the West. Northwest. and
Southwest anil ut Richmond with the Richmond
and DanvlIlc. and Richmond and Petersburg trains
for all points South.
Sleeping-cars run on nigh.-trainS.
Mali train arrives at Richmond al $50 I. y.
Express train arrives at Richmond a. $50 4. ".
Accom- notation train arrives ~ Richmond i.
S:45 A. NJ,
Through tickets sold and baggage checked 10 Al.
principal points,
For rates, information, &C., apply at CompanJ's
Offices. and at S26 Main street, Richmond. Va.
.'.. CONWAY X. HOWARD,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
W. ". 5. DUNN.
jc2 Engineer and Suurrintrndcn-
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BY j. d. Whitehead Co.,
Grocery Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
1912 Main street. ,-
CTOCk OF FAMILY GROCERIES,
~ STORE-FIXTURES, &c, AT AUCTION-
At the request Of Mr.. f L, Durcll, who contem-
plates Change In his business, we z.ill sell at The
store now occupied by him., No II Eighteenth
street. between Main and Franklin. on WEDSES-
DAY MORNING, August ISL commencing at IL
O'Clock, his entire stock OF
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES.
embracing such n variety or GOODS and FIN
TURES as is usually found la tirst-c14ss store OF
the kind: together with BAR-FIXTURES, SC.
This stock is well worthy The attention Of the trade.
J. %. WHITEHEAD &c CO., Auetsoneers.
NV creditors are invited to attend the above sale
and buy out the amount OF their claims.
jy3I e. 7. BCRCH.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

L1OR NEW YORK.-The Old x$EsR
4 Dominion Steamship Company'soassIilfhsaa.sk,
Steamship WYANOKE. Captain Couch, will sail
FRIDAY, August 3, at 10 O'clock A. NJ.
freight received until O'Clock A. Il. .# =.
Through bills CT !ading signed and goods for.
Earded with dispatch to all points north, south
east, and west; also, to foreign ports. #'r
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Cabin fare to New York, $12; round-trip tickets
S24. Steerage, Sc and $e.
For freight or passage, apply TO
G. ". ALLEN & CO. Agents.
an 1-2t Companys Wharf. RocKctts.
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ByJ- TtrsmpsoRBrown.
Real Estate Agent and AucsiGneer,
Ills AE1in street. .,...,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THIRTY.
NONE FEET OF G ROUND, NORTH SEVENTH
STREET, NAVY HlLL-In pursuance Of aGecrce
OF the Chancery Court OF the city OF Richmond. en-
tered June z, 1877, In the suit Of Cabel rS. Myers,
the undersigned special commissioners, will OH p
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST I, at OK rs'cLocK 2. NJ,
proceed to seI on the premises, ut public auction,
that certain LOT OF GROUND, fronting 81 feet
the west line OF Seventh street so feet south
of Preston street,. and running back between par
allel lines 1874 feet to an alley II feet wide.
. TERMS: One third cash: balance in negotiable
notes of six and twelve months. interest added
title retained till all tie purchase money IS Laid.
-. .-r-.... --.- j. PRESTON COOKE,
rt... Special Commissioner
: T. TIIoN psOS BROWN. AnctionetT. jy27
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BY j. L. Apperson,
Rea! Estate Agent and Auctioneer.

TWO PRETTY LOTS ON WEST SIDE
4 SEVENTEENTH BETWEEN RICHARD AND
BALDING STREETS AT AUCTIOE-Will be
sold. On the premises, on SATURDAY, August 4,
1877, at 5h o'clock p NJ, TIE above-described very
desirable LOTS, fenced in, and shade-trees on the
front aud south side Wen of frst-rate water. Each
lot fronts 24h by 80 feet. - -. 80
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance 1T four. eight,
and twelve mouths, for negotiable notes, interest
added secured by trust deed. ......
AT the same lime will be sold TWO GOOD
). L. APPERSON, :,
jy2s NY IT, Real Estate AuctIoneer
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~ ;, . - .
AUCTION sALEs--This Day.
h,e: ft.3 by Robert b LYME, fl'.t..
. Real Estare Agent and Aucnoueer,
Nd. 1912 Main street


.i1>,t, itsl by Robert b LYME,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
~ .."'@ Nd 121 2 Main street .......
-FOUR DESIRABLE BRICK STORES
-. .o.e.,. AND DWELLINGS, ~. -;
LOCATED ON THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
wAEL TOR FIFTEENTH) AND FRANKLIN
STREETS, NOS, 1901 AND 1908 FRANK
LIN STREET, AMI Nos. IL AND II +.
IT. ON THE WEST SIDE OF WALL u,
,at OR FIFTEENTH STREET, BE-
TWEEN MAIN AND
FRANKLIN STREETS,
gT ."' WITH GOOD LOTS
:Tt1 TO EACH, .t :''' /
FOR SALE EY AUCTION. = /
Al the request of the executors Of the hate Il. r.
WEpSEpaY ih Sn'I; LIST se day. August s:n 1877 ct
O'Clock r. NJ, beginning with the properly corner
Fifteen h Tor WalD and Franklin streets, now occu-
sss vhiu taifIsl Ths s ans
on 1fankun street are substantially aud wahb1iit
aSs cod r as u fGias St
/ ON the east. lately occar$ed by Mr. l. II Slater
! EeCh store has five rooms asoSe, and teot1nectce
water. n 5.is. -: ~ !. lE's--. -.
y linn ediately after these VIE Be sold the SCORES
scribed. occupied by Charles Richardson as paint.
i shop, and Others. Each store has dwelling OF si1
Il rooms above. srs -,gi..E. ..-...l.. 81. ;.
i For an investment TINS property offers ahrst-clast
chancc being centrally loratel, and yteifng goot
percentage on its Waldo. ,Tt-r.if =. .'t. AZ
TERMS: viii be extra Fbcral, and made known
at day Of sale. Special asttniisn OF bidders Is In
vted, and they may attend sith theassrrance thai
| the property Will he sold. .'..
jy27 ROBERT = LYME, Anctionecr.
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f.: "A LIBRARY FOR THE PEOPLE. 80.
-i:ij bee .rn' e ~ 4. Pc. .... f'.'' '.-.
T.. ",,r .s..f s,~ ',.-..a' 81. -. =
IL. ~. s.. FOR SALE d. ,. -
1T. ELLYsON. BOOKSELLER,
1l.2 MAIN STREET.
, 81 g.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-01
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Robert B. Lyme
Real Estate Auctioneer,
No. 1912 Main street.

by Robert B. Lyme
Real Estate Auctioneer,
No. 1912 Main street.
GMALL DETACHED FRAME DWELL
~ ING AND LOT, No. GA, WEST SIDE OF
THIRTIETH STREET BETWEEN LEIGH AMI
KITCHEN. WE'LL OF GOOD WATER, &c, FOR
SALE BY AUCTION.-Ry request of the owners
shall SELL upon the premises, at O'Clock r. NJ. or
MONDAY the 9th: Of August, 1877. the above pro
perry. II will certainly be sold, and bargain viii
be had. Please attend sale. - 't - i -.
TERMS: One third cash balance at three, six
and nine months, six per cent. interest, With notes
ROBERT B. LYME.
all 1-2.4E6 .. Auctloneer.
TOHN MCCORMICK, AUCTIONEER,
store on THURSDAY NOR MING, commencing al
I0A O'clock, q large and desirable lot OF HOUSE.
HOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE. on accoun,
Of W: r: Bruce and others, to pay adygnces 'and
charles: In the stock will be found sit N',...:'
! superior BLACK-WALNUTB BOOKCASE, {! "a
fine MAHOGANY RDROBE--portable; :, =,
SIDEBOARDS, BUREAUS, WASHSTASDS, 49,
EXTENSION and other TABLES, :rnr-9E,
CUSHIONED and other CHAIRS. -.
TIN-SAFEs; CARPETsiand LOOKING-GLASS,
A lot Of fine STEEL andoiher ESGRAFISGS,
pieces NEW FLOOR OIL-CI.OTH, 4 and Sd
SINGER SEWING in good order.
:-. ALSO, ~ ,:t-.-; Jim!
l nne BAR-ROOM COUNTER, In good order;
STORE-C0UNTERS-asso sizes: - 90.
q SHOWCASES, 2 BATHROOM SCREENS. =.
TERMS: Cash. ..f al ..E., au LIT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-01

At the request of the executors Of the late L. T.
Slater, deceased. will Sell upon the premises on
FRIDAY the Sd day OF August. 1877. mt 6 O'Clock
L. ~, those FIVE FRAME STORES AND
DWELLINGS located above described, now
occupied by 4. Hook and Others and yielding fair
rents.
for any small business Each STORE contains fiOm
three to SIX besides store and has water, &c,
on the premises. Each tenement has good lot. and
plat OF tho property will be shown at SALE Special
attention Of those Wishing TO purchase good business
stands in good locality is asked to this sale.
TERMS VIII lie extremely liberal, aud will he
made known ut sale. ROBERT b. LYME,
iy2S AuctiOnpcr,