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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-04-06
VIM. PEMBRIDGE,

Will endesvor To give entire satisfaction.
Nuue but The best Of material used, Pdironizs
Home Industry. i6EE
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-04-06

Owing to the removal OF several OF the
members to other towns and cities, it is
quite probable that crew for the Regatta
This year cannot be secured. The present
design is to work an eight-oared crew and
use the barge for pleasure and exercise.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1877-09-06
NO 20

ry. Second against Cardcza. Ex'
Treasurer Niles @. Parker, Sena-
tor Y. j. p. Owens, and ex-Comp-
troller S. L Hege, for conspiracy
to cheat the. State in the same
matter, ;Tairl, ). against Cardoza,
as Treasure~, for violation: and
neglect Of duty in funding over
$4,000 detached coupons from cop
ISOLATION bonds which were not
Issued from the treasury until af-
ter the coupons matured. Fourth
against Parker Owens, Cardoza
and Hoge for conspiracy to cheat
the State in the, -sa.pe NATTER
Fifth, against T. C, Dunn, late
Com pttoller General, for violation
and neglect Of duty, in counter
signing. copsolidaiion bonds and
stocks in exchange for over $50, ,900
of invalid detached coupons from
various classes of bonds which
had not been issued at the time
the coupons matured. Sixth,
against Theodore Davidson, Dunn
aud Cardoza fer conspiracy to
cheat the State in the same matter.
Seventh, against Caraoza for viola
tion and neglect of duty in issuing
the consolidation bonds and stock
just mentioned. Ngh,h, against
Cardoza, as Treasurer, for divert
ing lax moneys to the payment of
a claim of Thomas W. Price &
Co, for over SIS, 1000 not warrant
ed by law. Ninth, against Dunn
for issuing Comp;roller's warrant
~ the same matter. The Grand
Jury took the bills and have been
out all day, and are understood to
be considering the two eases Gov
ering the first four indictments
1t is rumored that true bills have
been found IN three cases, but no
report will be made uulil all the
| indictments have been decided upon.
The jury is composed of nine white
men aid eight negroes, the concur
renee of twelve being necessary to
the finding of true bill in any case.
This is the first instalment of indict-
ments prepared by the investigating
committee, and they will be followed
up rapidly by others of more start
ling nature against offenders of ever.
higher rank and for otfenses of pro-
portionately higher grade. Two of
the members Of tue committee and
nearly all the clerks formerly en-
| ployed III the offices of the eX-State
Treasurer and Comptrollcr-G General
| have been subp9npd.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1877-09-06

The valley south Of the Balkan,
where General Ghourko lost 1900
men in retreating before the col
umns of Suleiman, is the centre of
the most remarkable species of
horticulture in the worl9-the OF
tar of roses. The Mussulmau ira
dition assigns the origin of tho
rose to the night of Mahomet's )
Journey to heaven. The white roses
spraug from the drops of sweat
which fell from the forehead ot
the prophet himself in the toll
some ascent; the sweat of Borak,
the miraculous animal lie rode,
gave birth to the yellow one while
the celestial drops which fell from
Gabriel were the source of the red
rose. The appearance of the
neighborhood OF kasanlink would
favor suspicion that the heaven
ward journey must have sorely
tried the Archangei and Count
Won Moltke, who was we'll ac-
quainted with Bulgaria and tho
Balkans, has styled the valley of
the Tundja "the Cashmere of Eu-
rope, tho Turkish Gulistan, the
land of roses" Roses are not
grown there in isolated patches,
but in fields and ridges, as if they
were no better than potatoes.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1877-09-06
TIE DAY or REIRIB u
TON.
WHAT THE INYESTIG ATING COMMITTEES
IN SOUTH CAROLINA HAS DONE.
Especial Despatch to the World. ]

COLUMBIA, S. c., August 26.-A
special session of the Court OF
General Sessions was commenced
here to. day, Judge Kershaw pre-
siding. There was full attend
ance Of the bar, but few or no
spectators. After clear and
comprehensive charge by the
Judge to the Grand Jury concern
ing their duties in the cases about
to be submitted to them, Mr.. AD-
ney, Solicitor of the Circuit, gave
out niue bills of Indictment, as
follows The first against Cardo.
"a, late State Treasurer, for viola
tiop and neglect of official duty in
the matter Of funding over $4,000
of invalid detached coupons from
relief of treasury bonds, which
were never issued from the trcasu-
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1877-09-06
HENRE BERR z 10 WEIR Y
L2E.DTVZFUS>s.- US>s----
A RoBEsos>6otNrT FEssGEoN.
[Robesonian, August 29.l

[RobeSonian, August i2s.l
Mr.. EDfroR,: l. give you the
following las I received it I should
l1itetes give yo,, the name of my
author but, he bound me so Tightly
to secresy that 1 cannot Besides,
he gave good reasons9why his name
should not be made public ~
IL On last Tuesday evening about
FIVE 8 clock, r was seated -on the
banks of Lumber River, a mile
from Harper's ferry, engaged in
fishing. A noise attracted my at
tention; l turned my head and
|sabout twenty steps below me saw a
woman standing on the bank OF
the river, she stood for few min
utes looking first up and then down
the river, as if to be sure that she
was unobserved, she then began
unfastening her skirt still keeping
her lookout. At this iuncture OF
affairs, [ expected nothing more
than to be subjected to the mortifi-
cation of seeing woman take a
bath or shut my eyes; for | was so
situated that l was concealed SO
that | could not he seen unless |
moved, so | concluded to be easy;
my ease did not last long, fer when
she dropped her overskirt, to my
horror and astonishment suspended
to belt about her waist was pair
of tive-shooters; ana heavy rifle
which she took off and laid on the
ground, then she proceeded to fin
ish undressing The last article was
her head covering, which was a
common fly bonnet without stiffcn
ing in it. When this was removed
what do You imagine [ was looking
at Nothing more nor less than
the stark naked form of tho verita
BILE Henry Berry Lowery. Bundiing
up the clothing and arms, he waded
into the river, aid across which
took him to the arm pits. On The
opposite side of the river he dressed
and made off through the woods,
leaving the worst puzzled fisherman
that ever tishcd the Lumber
River. ID.
Soon or late, love is his own
avenger.-Byron.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1877-09-06

The war in Europe, it is thought,
will lead to Polish freedom, that is To
say, the Poles will be allowed equal
liberty and equal rights with the 9TH
er subjects Of the Gear. Hitherto
the Russian policy, even since the
reign Of Alexander, has been for de-
sectionalizing and Russionizing Po-
land The consequence Of this poll
cy las been at least four bloody re-
beilions, which were put down by the
Russians with revolving and unexam-
Piled severity.
Thus it is, says the Baltimore San,
that the ''whirligig of time brings its
reyenges." The lesson that is taught
by the efforts Of Russia in her hour of
need to conciliate the warlike and
generous Poles may be studied with
advantage in other parts of the world.
No gallant and high spirited people
can be permanently ruled by "blooGy
Shirt" tyranny. The hour will in
evitably come when their good will
will be essential to their conquerors,
and it will be well for those who rulo
over them if their friendship has not
been hcpelessly alienated.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1877-09-06

Forgive any, sooner than thysels.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1877-09-06

Soon or late, love is his own
avenger.-Byroa.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1877-09-06

house.
"Mother," said one, cit is but a
little further. Do try to keep up
Here, lean npon- ine2 Mot4er,
mother pa - xssss {
She was vaily tryingsto suppSlt
the sinking form, bat not all her
strength could preyent her from
falling. And Bcfraff1 spraiig for
ward in time to receive her in his
strong armsias she fell back. ii
"Mother, oh, my mother !" was
the wild, despairing cry.
"Don't be alarmed, mlsse She
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1877-09-06

Queen Victories eldest Prus-
sian granddaughter is just be-
trothed to a German Princeling,
and the old lady is in fair way
before she finishes her reign to say:
"Arise, daughter, and go to thy
daughter, for thy daughters
daughter bath a a daughter .
Twenty years more will fetch it.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1877-09-06

Iii I1OooI -JIC 7 Z IKTttoO IIssF 2 oOOI
a dreaml No living woman was
ever blessed with-such beauty"
1"Yes, one 70
The lady went away, and before
night one half the world declared
him crazy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-02-14
SMALL PROFITS
Hith Large Saes, aud
CHEAP FOR CASH !
'Gainst Dear on Credit.

THE special points Of advantage OF this ISsrRU.
MENT ARE SEASONED MATERIAL SOUND
Workmanship. Uniform quality Full guaranteed richness
Of Tone and MODERATE PRICE
Samples Of these Pianos and fan particulars car be Oh
tAlnec frun II. n WHITNEY,
Ageaf OK he ThASerg Pianos for the Hawaiian Islands
Y b Parties residing on any Of the other Islands can
have Ph0t0ErAphs Of these Instruments furnished ap
plicztion- GO Tyr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-02-14
CHRISTIAN cERTZ,
NOTICE.

THEUEDERSIGNED BEES TO INFORM
fT the citizens Of HOnoiuiu and the public generally
ESh that be has moved % the new shop on Merchant
ES,Z Street. next 70 Dr. nofmann Drug Store who're
he win give special attention 20 al kinds Of Watches,
Cocks and Jewelry Repairing Engravings All pack
ages from the othr Islands addressed him. ntinng
articles FOR repairs VII receive prompt attention. Orders
solicited for all grades Of Watches Of American anufac-
ture. Satisfaction guaranteed In every respeci.
GA 5m D. WILSON CLARK.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-02-14

Has constantly % hand and for SALE good assortment Of
the Best Bar Iron.
All Islands will be carefully attended
sntsed. O6iT iy
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-02-14
EnVeIopes.

WUsT TRECEIVED-IOo.ooo Whit huRaad ssiss-
- "a envelopaa-
Note Envelopes,
Letter Envelopes,
Large Letter Envelopes,
Official Envelopes.
For rsas IN quantities 70 suit snd At rsersoeT p1sa
sal1m a. n WHITNEY.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-02-14

California Lime & White Brother
INNGLISH PORTLAND CEMENT-Besi quail
h isy. For sale by ISssl BoLLEs& CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-02-14
GHAS. II. GULICK.
Notary Public,

Agent to take Acknowledgement for Labor
sos Interior Office. Honolulu. ly
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-02-14
Miss Birds Hawaiian Archipelago

A FEW COPIES. JUST RECEIVED AND
"A Price. ~. For sale By
Il I'M WHITNEY.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-02-14
John HI. PATTY.
EDWARD O,HALLORAN,

Attorney and Solicitor.
Is authorized 5000 SO 600, Mortgage
OF Freeholds at lowest rates Of interest
ES Agents in London, aud 10 all parts OF Australia
oaes Fort Street, Opposite Mr. Ira Richardson's
store) HoEoiulu- go SIMS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-02-14
ssA WM WEIGHT, 90
SHIP AND GENERAL BLACKSMITH,

shop on Judd Wharf foot Of Nuuanu Street. th
Old Custom House, Honolulu, II. 1.
CARRIAGE REPAIRLNG DONE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-02-14
- rr.uhlr-eme slI..e..

~ F.a.s -. o. sius-loaEiur l.ss.
rr- n-.- r-ra-s ur-r r-1cTcus, indeei,
~ ir 1ssna.r lsil hFr SIDE
49, q t-ue srieud ia ny uesd-
49, r---uu- -.-- --asises ~ hs- had,
p.lrs-rr FROM a Eruuhis wuull Evrs
- t.-- tsa-s :. e. hsr,l q. a stane,
arl - s7usl ang cola - the rravs.
za..si L..al --,r uaus O. NY sias,
A-a tu-rul her tosh1r me tbt wsy;
1i-r-'r sa1aluz. -viih Iasssurs." shs saii,
n.t tis i-l- s.aiy - o. rsirNy-
Nf.s I.uzs -s-prsl ATsry Foo- friend.
H.-- -ssss-s slu,,si srrsr me wild:
I-ss slal e. -.1.Es tr.-n trr Fg~er.
aul 30, hsr ll-m.uaged ohld-
Nss. su.uE vs-is s,oz b-rra- rne guits,
usaurt au.'. Fur.- v-rs - deep - ths sea :
81 1aisl'g taiI hsf ous uirht
r--.frat rts ~uult uoi AVIS ne.
as-, ss-,e. o. ,.-~z-- of tie usis
So So f-,ss be- si., asy, oi her youth;
s1- sl-1 ues much rrssr hss Eru~n.
sar bee iilEar -ur.rl fgr the truth
NaHs o. uevs- t-raiei M vel.
s. 81 iu be- T.-s-ssee you'u 6ad
1'a-rraz ii.- ru-T..-s b. uzuaE.
Ana hu- ualu-r is harl and uuginG
Eass -rrsi erar salts in cloli
a-l1iuIlrz sr.1.laiau aaE doabt
aaE Il srrr ar au sls-ss elF,irv-z.
Nnus usu ever her sstilel thozrhts ruui.
Easr rrizi ilars me- ua rs ~av.
Aul ars $40 hss tr..ubl-l M srrcs
80. te t.s- q tiut uu-d ] wil ssy.
40 ha-. 49, uil o. - no more.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-02-14

WM. JOHNSON,
Merchant Tailor.
sss KAAhunAnu ST.. opposite Nr. G. Rhodes Store y
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-02-14
DR.. J. COILS BROWNIES
EOR CD YIN ID
IS THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY eEzU1H

TFJHE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
II the unfoundsd Statements eqasstiy made. that fhs
s9uPoston Of calonogTsE {. knS~n 20 Chemist. nnd ~
and Invented By D.. COILS BROWNE (az Army Msoul
Sta) and named By him. aud it haz basd al atlsmrf1
at analysis By the hSt Chemists q ne day he sfkos
s Obvious therefore, anything under ne uaus
save Dr. ,. cOLLIs BROWNIES CHLOR0DYNE. 4 part
cIUTIOT.-YisschanesTor Sir ". P we'd .tat-s th.s
Dr. Coils Browne Vas undoubtedly he iassutnr q chS
dyns. - -
This i1TauabIs remedy produess quss r,srhisg sis-p
tous aad stimulates healthy acson of fhs secrstons q s
BODY without creating any q hoss unpleasant results AZ
tending ne use q oglam od ane yossE nay AZ : =, az
y 70 IL uarveios good effects and wonderful uhs
medical eztoi ts virtues most srtsn1iEsy. uEnE IN
tery Darrhos Collicr Coughs Aathma kheumninr Nsu-
ralss, WLoopiag Cough, craup Hyatefia. Ae-
EXTRACTS FROM MEDICAL OPIyTozG
ms Right Hon Ea-i Russell ooununlsstss % ne cssrs
Of Physicians and J. T. Davenport that BE had rscairc -
formation the eject that Tie remedy q nny arses
Dr. Love- Medical Missionary 10 India reports Dee 3l5l
that n nearly tFery q choea IN uhh Dr. = COILS
BRoWNEs cHJoR0DTNE uas administered. ~ patisst
Extract from Msdfeaf zes jan II issa-~clIorodyns
Is prescribed b. d orthodox meli pfaciltoner %
course it would Dot thus b. sinruiy poDuiar I'D not
Ezirset FROM The General Board of Heaifh Ludos
ia efficacy n Cholera - 90 strongly courincnd q The
mi1enss vans q u reey t1at - cianot io' keioJ
urzs The necessity q adoptn< 4 IN al caasa."
CAUI10N--Ho1e Eauuins without The aort1 " Dr. ,.
COILS BRoWHK~ the 0orsrBnsat staup- OEsr
Eheiming medical testimony accompanies sach botfis
81. Esaus.eturss 1T. DAVENPORT.
%. Great Russsil o., BisouabuTy. Losdoa.
Sold IN BEETLES st Il. I5zf-. p a.. = ca
Agents IN New York, y. n. scIrUrrzu Co, - = e.
WnIs. osiSea
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-02-14
Il. WAY,
CARPENTER AND JOINER

nzWOrk Done PromptIy.[a
shop On Fort St. Esplanade opposite Hoppers Barrel
Rsct0ry. oSes lT
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-02-14

RATES OE ADvERrz@z-~o.
space M'.'u5sd ssIi iO S'1'-r'i -7ImT99Ts-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-02-14

a. Business Cards when prepaid for alt ye1r, are
allowed discount rom these rapa which g. tranlisns
aivertisemsnis. when paid Or sharsrd quarterly
N h-Au foreign advertiaementa must b. arrurpaniea
with the paw when ordered In notice vii Be taken q
them The Of charges given IN The above anc
remttancss for Eastern Amerzs .dsetseuionta % ano
scrptions may b made b. bank check en Or ten et ~
age stamps.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-29
I;y Robert +. Lyme.
successor 10 Lyme & Brother,)
Real Estate Agent ami Aictionecr,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF THAT DESI-
Il RARLE PROPERTY NOW OCCIPiED BY
hSn SLAUGHTERiNG- AND BUTCHERlNG-
PENS. AND FORMERLY OCCUPIED FOR
MANY YEARS By WILLIAM ENTERTAIN; At
AUCTION.-As trustee in certain .iccu from John
Becker and wife. dated January 20. 1876, OF record
in the Chanccry Court Of the city of Richmond. ID.
u. lO7 b., page 1877, shall, i'll pursuance OF salu
deed. default havin. been made In the payment OF
the three notes therein secured, drawn by the said
John Becker, and payable to the Virginia Fire and
Marine Insurance Company, at the request OF the
beneficiary therein named. proceed to SELL upon me
premises, on THURSDAY the 9Th day OF April,
1877 at 4 O'Clock Il. NJ. the following: Four sew
eral LOTS AND PARCELS OF LAND In DuvaIs
addtion-to wit: One LOT Of so feet 9 inches
front on - street, and running back l57 rect,
which was conveyed by f. u. Cannon, commission
or TO William EnterInan by his deed Of 9Th Febru-
ary. 1S54: also, two certain LOTS OR PARCELS
OFLAND known as Lots Nos. 2 and 80 In DuyaIs
addition. each containing about hall an acre winch
were conveyed by Isaac A. Goddin and Eliza Ann;
hts Wife to said Enerlnan, rs by their deco daled
It'll June, 1860, both Of which deeds are recorded
In Henrico County Court. Also, one other PlECE
OR PARCEL OF LAND 81 feet inches on one
street and 1877 feet, less another street,
and described as Lot No. 80. and part OF Lot NO.
SO. In Duyal's addition 10 the city OF Richmond,
which was CONVEYED by Nancy Habcrman. Jonn
Young. and others, to the said Enterniau bY their
deed dated March ] 3, 1862, recorded in Henrlco
County Court clerks office ,,,o c,,o,,,,
FRAMED DWELLING containing five rooms !;
also Kitchen icc-house stable, and slauehter-pens.
TERMS Cash as to $3.50 and expenses OF sale,
and all interest due TO date residue upon such lime
as may be announced at sale.
NH 81 ". L. COWARDIS, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-29
BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
lll3 Main street.

TNRUSTEE'S. SALE OF a DESIRABLE
l. COTTAGE DWELLING AND TWO BUILD
ING LOTS ON TWENTY-NINTH STREET De-
BY AUCTION.-By virtue of the provisions Of a
deed of trust bearing date on the 7h day of March,
dersigned trustee duly recorded in the clerks Office
of the Chancery Court OF The city of Richmond,
Shall as trustee In said deed being required TO do
on the premises, on MONDAY the Cd day Of April.
1877. at 4 O'Clock z. NJ, desirable COTTAGE
RESIDENCE and LOT 80 by 1872 feet. and TWO
LOTS adjoining, each fronting 80 by 1872 feet, on
the east side OF Twenty. ninth street between and
n streets, Church Hill.
TERMS: Enough III cash to defray the expense of
executing this trust aud 10 pay off the sum Of
1901. 49, with interest thereon from the 21st of
July, 1876, subject TO prior lien of 5000 due on
terms as shall be announced mt the time Of sale.
NH 2I j. A. RICHARDSON, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-29


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ VALU-
" ABLE WATER-POWER PROPERTY AND a
SETA6KRSAGELWfs On IF T1E S0GTH SIDE OF The
RICHMOND DOCK AT AUCTlQN.-ISy virtue Of
DEGREES of the Chancery Court of Richmond, enter
tor, &C." the undersigned, special commissioners
Will sell by auction. upon the premises. on MON
pan the the fsG BOTTOMS of he lND
BAR" property, owned by the estate OF Edward e.
!. The site of the PLAsTER-aILL, now being
run by Nessrs. Staples & Blair. bounded On The west
by Shockoc creek. and running east about 29O feet
to the corner of Banc9cks new iCenose anu fX
pprty has valuable WATER-POWER from the
dock which Is now profitably used for manufactur-
ing purposes, but could be greatly extended IL Will
be sold in such parcels rs may be determined upon
y The PROPERTY fronting on the south side Of
the dock beginning ut Babcock's east line. thence
running about 60 feet 10 corner about Opposite
Eighteenth street and running back +" James river.
This will be sold rs %ho:c or Su1-ulFldeu as DID,
dcrs may desire. So
8. The properly situated on the south side Of the
dock bcglnning ut Il crOsS-Srret which Is opposite
TO Eighteenth street. with The property occupied by
Mr. S. r. !.athrop: thence running twardIy along
the south line of the dock street fronting $50 feet
to point opposite TO Twentieth street, and running
back from said front ~ feet TO Il new street forty
feet wlde thus having two street. fronts ad water
front. ,
The corner lotwil be sold with front of 1870 feet
on the dock running back 10 the new street: and
thu residue will then be offered in lots each 30 by
l72 feet 10 the street, with the privilege 10 the
purchasers Of taking any number of such lots con-
Secutivcv until the whole shall be disposed Of.
It's location IL the heavy business part Of the city,
fronting the water. affords every facility for hand
ling. storage and manuiacur n. Of heavy mcrcian-
disc and products: and as there Is but 4 lini:ed
quantity of property of that character. such IN OPP
pOr1uny to secure choice locations for The purposes
above named should not be allowed 10 pass nnim-
proved.
4 map and survey may bc seen ut the office Of the
auctionecrS.
TERMS Onc-iourth cash; balance ut SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, with in
ferest adned, and titles retained by the court unl II
the purchase money shall be fully pad and convey
:ncl directed j.. X pAGE.
j. 0. STEGER,
JOHN s. WISE,
|. II. CARRlNGTON,
Special Commissioners.
GRIRrS & WILLIAMS. AuciiOneers. NH 1G
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-29
BY Edward G. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
No 1n15 Main slrccf.

BEAUTIFUL S U B U r B \ n RESI-
Is DENCE, WITH EIGHT ACRES OF LAND.
FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-0n FRIDAY, 3Oth
Of March, 1877. at o'clock T. NJ VIII sell on the
Street lust beyond the corporation line with EIGHT
ACRES OF LAND attached. owned by X. w.
Brown. Esq. The land Is excellent, with great
variety Of fruit. The dwelling contains twelve
rooms, finished in the handsomest style; kitchen
with six rooms; good stable
termined to SELL and parties looking for home or
investment can obtain great bargain In this pro-
pcrty. 49, ,,-,,o ,,.
a, tbr nnrchasc-monev, T.. G.. GODDiS.
vii 81 Auctioncrr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-29
CROCKERY. GLASSWARE. &c.

SPRING GOODS.-I now have in store a
- full line of The following goods: DECORATOR
DINNER and TEA-SETS, some new ana 6eantiiul
designs; GOLD-BAND and WHITE CHINA DIN
NEK-a and TEA-SETS, very cheap; TO LET.SETS
French and Englsh"oyer ffsy different patterns MS
by the dozen :. SILVER-PLATED GOODS OF all
kinds; fine and common TABLE-CUTLERY:e le'
giant VASES. CABIN ET-SETS, and-BRONZES IL
great variety; TIN CHARACTERISTICS, REERlGE
RATORS Of tine best makers; HOUSE-FUla
NIsHING and KITCHEN UTENSILS OF every
kind, Persons In want Of goods In my lne VIII CON
suit their Interest by examining my stock aud Drcet
before making their purchases. All goods VIII be
8 -f@s,zsg.l. : - Is $50 Z. b. TAYLOR,
r. mb19 1O11 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-29
ByJ.L. Apperson, Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF a
l. DESIRABLE PIECE OF FARMING-LAND
By virtue Of deed of trust to the undersigned
dated the 9th Of December 1857, RECORDED In Hen.
being thereto required by the benefciary,I will sell
at my Office. ut the corner of Bank and Eleventh
streets, on TUESDAY the Sd of April, 1877, at II
cleared and in cultivation. with n SNAIL. LOG
HOUS F. thereon, containing ONE HUNDRED AND
THREE AND A HALF ACRES, adjoining the
lands of f. Stearus, Esq, and Others on the Darby
town road short distance beyond the end OF the
new Central turn pike.
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires cash, one-fourth
cash and balance ri four eight, and twelve months,
with interest, secured by trust diced. will be accepted
NH "a W.GOnDIN, Trustee