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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-03

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, WEDNEs-
DAY-Judge Hughes presiding. In the mat
ter OF Thomas r. Leigh. The sale OF the
bankrupt's real estate in the county OF
Gloucester, containing 294 acres, for $500,
was confirmed, and the assignee directed to
make deed to the purchaser upon the pay
ment of the purcbase-money.
In the case of Asa Snyder & Co. James
H. Dooley was appointed receiver and au-
thorized to carry out any contracts made by
the firm and complete any work commenced
by them that it may be to the interest OF
the creditors to perform. The Collector
and Treasurer of the city Of Richmond were
enioined from selling any Of the property OF
the bankrupts for taxes.
In the matter Of J. W. Butterworth. The
sale by former assignee of one-half inter-
est in a grist-mill on Stony creek, in Dim
widdie county, to the bankrupt for 5000,
was confirmed, and the assignee directed to
make the purchaser deed. to the prop
erty as an exemption upon the payment OF
costs. .-. -@ = 35.- 1.
In the case of William NJ. Jones d Co.
The assignee was directed to sell the farm
in Chesterfield county known as Hatch
er's,' containing 130 acres, at public auc-
tion; also the interest OF the bankrupt in
the house and lot corner Of Eighth and Mar
shall streets, publicly or privately. .--
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THE LITTLE Folks LEyEE.-The little
folks Of the infant class Of the Second Bap-
tist Sunday school will hold leyee this
evening at hali-past o'clock in the main
audience-room OF the church, corner Sixth
and Main streets. Elsewhe will be found
the programme for the occasion. which
.Dromises to be one or considerable interest
The proceeds will be devoted TO purchasing
an organ for the infant-class room. The
occasion will be efIivened by music, about
one hundred OF the little ones taking part,
concert exercises, recitations, dialogues, &c.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

TIE MILTON AND SUTHEKL1N, RAILROAD
The committee from Milton, N. c., headed
by Mr. Holder. which arrived in our city
few days since to complete a subscription
Of $4,000 necessary to finish the railroad
from Sutherlin, Va, to Milton, N. c., made
good progress among our merchants yester-
day. Some $4,000 were subscribed, and it
is hoped that the remainder will be raised
to-day. The work is one that should excite
the warmest interest Of our merchants, and
its completion will help our trade greatly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-03

OAKwooD MEMORIAL LAssocIATIoN.-Ther
will be meeting Of the Board OF this AS
sociation at the residence OF Dr.. X. S. Vest
Mt O'Clock tomorrow Friday) afternoon.
Preparations for the approaching memorial
day will be made. The Board will also
elect president to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of Mrs. Mary H. Smith on Sat-
urday last.
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TIE NEW TELEGRAPH CoMPANY.-By
Saturday it is expected that the Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph Company will have
established an Office in this city. The poles
have been erected between Richmond and
Washington, and the City Council nave
granted the company permission TO put
up their poles and run their wires
through the city OF Richmond to Manches.
ter. tits stated that it is the lntentlon OF
the company to fix the commercial rates AZ
very low figure for messages between
Richmond, New York, Boston, Cineinnatl'
New Orleans, Louisville, and virginia Cl5y'
Nevada. Estlsl.s 20,
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THE CRtTrENDEN CASE.
The Trial commenced Yesterday,

A JURY EMPANELLED WITHOUT GREAT
DIFFIcULTY-JoHN BELL BIGGER, DELE
GATE J. L. ARTHUR, AND MR. FRANK BIN
FORD EXAMINED AS WITNEssEs-MANY
EXCEPTIONS TAKEN DY DEFENCE TO THE
EVIDENCE EADMlTTED-EFFoRTT TO PROVE
LoosENEss IN MANNER OF ISSUING GER
TIFICATES AND WARRANTS. u,'fe,.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS. AT the last regu-
lar meeting of Phoenix Lodge, No. 81, ]. O.
G.. r., the following officers were elected :
w. C. r., Paul c. Smith; W. V. T., Miss
Matte Cauthorn; W. Secretary, Willie c.
Walters; w. +. S.. M. J. Moore; W. T.,
Miss 3. It. Valentine; w. c., Charles E.
Jones; W. NJ, c. 7. Simms; w. g., Miss NJ
Ida Quarles; w. S., Perry Jones; P. W.
&. r.. r. II. Burford.
The regular installation will take place at
their new lodge-room, Ninth street between
Main and Franklin, this evening ats O'Clock.
A full attendance is requested.
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POLICE EMArTERs.-Sergeant Jeter, OF the
First police district, yesterday arrested
William Fl. Koeff, German barber, on q
charge OF Iunacy. He had been drinking,
and is but slightly affected, and will be sent
to the almshouse for treatment.
Sergeant Whitlock, OF the First police
district, last night arrested Elizabeth Baker
(eolored) on the charge Of stealing twenty
dollars in United States currency from the
person OF Charles McGinn.
A policeman killed q supposed mad-doS
Yesterday on Peasants street, Strecker's s
HILL r.. ,att'
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BRIEF ITEMs.-" Why is flour so high?"
asked a countryman Of well-known Cary
Street commission merchant yesterday.
"Why," said he, "because there is war
in the yeast"
Senator Edgar Allan and Major A. H.
Drewry, president Of the Virginia State
Agricultural Society, were in the city yes
terday.
The Fair in the new booth erected at the
corner Of Twcnty-ifth and NJ streets by the
enterprising ladies OF Union Station Metho-
dist church is attracting number OF visit
ors. BY the way, DR.. Taylor goes ever to
Church Hill next week, and will give, in
connection with the Fair, two entertain
ments for the benefit OF the church.
Thornton Alexander, an escaped convict,
who has been at large for some time, and
operating in the upper part OF Goochland
county as chief Of a gang Of thieves, has
been arrested, and was yesterday lodged IN
the pententiary.
Rev. A. 3. Brown preached the anniver-
sary sermon before the Young Mems Mis-
sionary Society of Grace-Street Baptist
church last evening in the presence OF
large and highly-interested congregation:
The May term OF the Henrico Circuit
Court commences on Monday next. C.t5e.
Mr. A. G. Babcock, q member OF the Com
mon Council from Jefferson ward, will, it
is said, resign his seat in the Council at the
next meeting. Messrs. Elijah Baker, w.
Fl. Cullingsworth, and 81. G. Adams are
spoken OF to tjll the vacancy. }@,l - :: 1;at
The Ladies', Aid Society of the Monu-
mental church will commence their enter
tainment corner Sixth and Franklin streets
this evening. ~; .Ha As.ft :.
The daily line on James river has been
resumed and the Eliza Hancox will come
up this afternoon.
Hereafter the James River and Kanawha
Company will not be permitted to draw OF
the water from the canal, the Board OF Health
having declared that it is injurious to Rich
mond's health, and the City Council having
ordained that the canal shall be kept full.
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Don't you wish you were the Emperor Of
Germany? The other day he received q
Brunswick sausage six feet high for birth.
day present, and Tor two whole days he was
SO proud and stuck-up over 1t that he could
scarcely speak to Bismarck. - NoTTistotrn
Herald.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT Jatdge
| Hughes presiding.-The entire morning
and afternoon session Of the court was oc-
cupied with the trial OF the suit OF the trus-
tees OF the Dollar Savings Bank against A.
w. CARRIER. .r. ...-
The object Of the suit is to recover back
payments made by the bank to the defend
ant after its failure; part Of them within
the period OF four months before the adju-
dication in bankruptcy-to wit: S1,276.17-'
and another part before the beginning OF
the period of four months, amounting to
So, 1878.
The evidence was concluded, and the fol-
lowing instructions for the jury were set
tied by the Court, referring to the bill OF
particulars OF payments sued for:
The Court instructs the jury that in order
for the plaintiffs to recover back any pay
ments made to the defendant within four
months before the 14th Of March, 1874, the
Jury must believe from the evidence
1st. That the Mutual Building Fund and
Dollar Savings Bank was insolvent at the
time OF the payment.
Cd. That the bank made the payment
with view to give preference to the de-
fendant.
Sd. That the defendant had reasonable
cause to believe that the bank was lnsol-
vent.
4th. And that the defendant also had red-
sonable cause TO believe that the payment
was made in fraud of the provisions OF the
bankrupt act.
The jury must believe that all this was so,
or else they should not find for the plain
tiffs as to any such payment.
The Jury are further instructed that, IN
contemplation OF the laws OF bankruptcy,
oopcicfc in hainr nnahlo TO nav
and not paying just and legal demands for
money due and payable in the ordinary
course OF the debtors business. They are
also instructed that before or on the 14th day
of November, 1873, the president and cashier
OF the bank had right to make bona fde
settlement OF the Indebtedness OF the bank
with its assets as they thought best for its
interest, subject to the control OF the Board
| OF Directors.
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TO ALL, PARTICULARLY IyyAL1Ds. spnISo rs A
trying season. Indications o! sickness snouia y
once be attended to. Fatal diseases may be cauSpd
By allowing the bowels to become constipated agG
the system to remain In disordered condition untH
the disorder has time TO develop ITSELF An ounce eI
prevention Is worth pound Of cure fs an old and
truthful saying Therefore, we advise all who ara
troubled with the complaints now very prevalent.
headache, Indigestion, dsordered liver, want OF ap
petite. nausea, feverish sdn-to take, nitnout oe
lay, ScHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS. We know OF
no remedy so harmless and decisive In Its aciion ~
at once strikes at the root Of the disease and PED
duces healthy tone TO the system. People neFer
need suffer from any disease arising from dlsoa-I
dered condition OF the liver II they would take this
excellent medicine when they feel the first iRdiea-
tions Of the maady. Families leaving home lof the
summer months should take three or four boxes OF
these pills with them. They have an almost instan-
taueous effect. They viii relieve. the paitent OF
headache III one or two hours, and will rapidly
cleanse the liver Of surrounding ble, and VIII cnec
tually prevent bilious attack. They are sold Dya
oil DRUGGISTS .-.sf. =, @..s..r=.
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The MOZART THIS EvENISe.-The Or
chestra OF the Mozart Association will this
evening perform three pieces-the over
lures !" Bronze Horse" a beautiful new
waltz; "Gllusionen," by Hermann, and Q
"Pot-Pouri," arranged by. Mr.. Charles
Peters. Miss Wyatt will sing two selee.
tions, including Schubelts "Serenade,
with cello obligato by Mr.. Thilow. Messrs.
Thilow, Kessnich, and Retnhardt viii play
trio, by Reisiger; Messrs. ReInhardt,
Kessnich, Peters, and others qulntette.
" "Irrlicht," capricieto, by Jungmann and
perhaps not the least attractive feature Will
be the cornet solo, "Una Voice." By Mr..
Kessnich, with select orchestra accom-
paniment. aEt rrs
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SUPREME DJoURNMENT.-Haynes
Us. The Commonwealth. From the Hust-
ings Court OF Richmond. Decision re-
yersed, verdict set aside, and remanded Tor
new trial.
The court adjourned for the term. L.
One hundred and twenty cases We're dis
posed of during the term. The docket IS
said to be smaller now than it was ever
known to be before. 5 - -
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POLICE CoURT.-The following cases were
disposed OF yesterday morning by Justice
White: r
Kate Tago, using abusive and insulting
language towards Virginia Childress, was
discharged on payment Of costs.
John Spencer, charged with being va
grant, was discharged.
Richard Allen, William Woodson, and
David Bright, charged with being common
thieves and yagrants, were sent to Jail.
William Custalo, L. Pollard, and John 81.
Smith, charged with keeping their bar
rooms open and selling liquor on Sunday.
Custalo and Pollard were fined $40 each,
and Smith was discharged.
William Jones alias Charles Miller
charged with being drunk and disorderly
and throwing stones at the house OF Mary
Jackson, was fined 81.
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MAECHEsTER NEWS.

The usual quiet Of our city was disturbed
Yesterday by an alarm Of fire, caused by the
partial burning OF a house on Eighth street.
The flames were speedily subdued. and the
damage was las our old friend Lewis Lindsay
would sayf impetorial." - -.
.Oyercoats and waterproofs were attn de-
cided premium yesterday.
A prominent German citizen says that
Yesterday was "de anniversary OF de what
de clerk von de weader make demphoolish-
ness NIT hisself. - ,9s. f;f+ ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-03

| ANOTHER LARGE LOT or PApERs, xsyELorEs,ss
PENS, rENcILs, NOTICES. and FRAMES st LEVY
RR0TUERa,.
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The court was opened at 10 O'Clock.

The clerk, by direction OF the Judge,
called j. L. Arthur; and Mr.. Arthur came
forward, and was asked by Judge Guigon
why he was not present Tuesday according
to the terms OF his recognizance.
Mr.. Arthur replied that he had been q
little sick, but that the real reason for his
not being here in time was that he mistook
the day fixed for the trial. He learned OF
his mistake as to the day of trial on Mon
day, but it was then too late to catch the
train.
He was excused.
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DoS.r FORGET TO ATTEND THE SALE OF AR.
ROBERT A. PAIsE,s PINE REsIDENcE. No. 8 west @
Main street. with the ornamerted grounds, as =.
N. TO-DAY. The presence and aid OF his many
friends IRE confidently relied ON.
8. Il. AppERsoN, Auctioneer.
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THE .PoLARn RErnI6EaAroR requires only
ave pounds OF ice per day TO preserve meats butter
milk. &C. MoGNTcAsrLx q CoFER s.
I 7's,'s Manufacturers $50 Broad street.
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LINEN LAp-RoBEs can be had In great variety ~
LEVY BRoTHERs'. They also have some: for chil-s
dren's carriages. -, .,t..,.,, y >g.+.z 81 "a
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN RICH
MoND PosT-oFFIcE MAY 2, 1S77.-Miss t MOI
lie Bennett, Richmond, Va.;- - fitts,
packet Office, Richmond, Va; y. b. W eston'
CentreYieW. Va. 49,. 80. -
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DR.. Tdylor's Entertainment in Maneees-
ter.-Dr. w. 81. Taylor, Richmond's hu-
morist, will give two Of his delightful exhi-
billions and humorous descriptive lectures
at the Baptist church, ins this city, on FRI
day and Saturday evenings OF next week 7
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THE CHEAPEST SILKS ever sold can now be hadas
LEVY BROTHERS. You can fave money BY pur-.
chasing at once.
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THE BOARD OF MANAGERS OF HOLLYWOOD |
MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION will meet in the lee
ture-room Of St. PauPs church on Friday,
Nav 4rh, at y, M,
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JOIN LATOUCilE. IA
MERCHANT TAILOR, E
No TENTH STREET,
anticipating the season, has just opened new ana
choice fabrics for
SKELETON COATS,
which will he made up In the best manner, giving
lisltncss, strength, and economy.
FRENCH BAPTISTE,
FRENCH DRAP DETE,
FRENCH WORSTED,
BLACK and BLUE Cl1EFlOTS,
ALPACAS and DUCKS.
Now Is the time to provide against the extreme
heat and not swclter under hcaey weights
DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER. ar3O
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have analyzed the wHIsKEy known under the
brand of :. b SELECT" controlled by Measrs. WAL
TER D. BLAIR & Co.. Richmond, Va, and ana u
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities, ana
recommend Its use for medicinal and family pur~-
roses-J. B. mcCAw, M. D., late Professor OF Chem
istry Medical College Of Virginia. c.ssrft
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/ LARGE ADDITIONS HAVE BEEN MADE TO THE |
pREss-GooDs STOCK at LEVY BROTHERS., and
at prices to suit everybody "snd the rest Of man
kindxn ~ Eti =" %'s.S !s5s5ss s.=1 4ttt+ tfs
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W, GODDIN, P. NJ, house and lot In Ashland,
Can leave Richmond In ~ p. III. train.
ROBERT B. LYME, AZ P. NJ. trusee's sale OF q
new frumed house and kitchen, No. BIZ Baker
street, between St. Peters street and Prentss
alley. - /...' es.s ,ts- Z.
FRANK u. HILL, p. ~, assignec's sale OF Rrornd
on Laurel street between Cumberland ana Bev-
criy s. 2 tt.' 5t.1t 49,. '.3t.
J. l.. APPERSON, p. M., mansion No. 8, and or
namental grounds attached, on Ma1n between
FRANK j. SAMPSON, 12i NJ, assignec's sale OF
: wooded land near Coaield station, on the hlcn-
nlond and Danvile railroad. .,., ,,..,,,s9
JAMES MACDOUGALL, 10h A. M, at residence
No. south Third street, household furniture,
carpets, &c. .tnGss3r.. :iFt'i'
GRUBBS 6 WILLIAMS, ?. ~, commissioners.
sale OF building lots on west Grace street, ana.
oOH acres In the western suburbs or the CITY.
A. 3. DUESBERRY, 10 A. NJ, household furnf!
ture. hardware, &c.
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pIEcE OF REAL oAaaAaANKEEN,c contain
ing ten yards, can DO haa as LEVY BEoT1tHza' toF
seyenty-hse cents. sas
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4ithnloud Dispatth.
THURSDAY MAY 3, 1877
r1-TlIE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN' OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY 4:
wEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAx.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, nearly stationary or
sowly-rising barometer. stationary or rising
temperature, northwest winds, and clear or
partly cloudy weather.
For the South Atlantic States, stationary
or slowly-rislng barometer, clear or partly
cloudy weather, winds variable, but mostly
from the northwest to southwest, and
slightly rising temperature.
For the Cult States, slowly-faIling ba-
rometcr, nearly stationary temperature, east
to south winds, and clear or partly cloudy
weather.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
falling barometer, east to south winds, IN.
creasing cioudiness and rain areas, without
change OF temperature.
Cautionary signals continue at Cape Hat
teras, Kitty Hawk, Cape Henry, Cape May
Atlantic City, Barnegat, and Sandy Hook
and are ordered for Newport, New Ha
ven, New London, Woods Hole, Boston
Thatcher's Island, and Portland.
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WoaAN,s MOST EFFECTIVE CHARM Is q lovely
complexion as impaired by GoURAUD's OLYNrIAH;,
CREAM. This long-established preparation hns re-
ceived the unqualified commendation Of the beauty
and fashion of the land. Large bottles reduced to
one dollar: trial bottles, twenty-five cents. r,rs,
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LAKESIDE LIBRARY EDITION OF MADcAP
VroLET.-We have received copy Of this
popular novel in the Lakeside edition from
j. T. Ellyson. 11l2 Main street.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy or clear and very cool. Yesterday
mornings telcgraphic news announced that
there had been frost in many parts OF Ala
bama, and nearer home we have it that hail
fell in some parts Of Goochland and Flu
wanna counties TO the depth of two inches,
and Tuesday morning we had a spit Of snow
here. Yesterday there was cool, brisk
wind from the north and west, and over
coats and fires were necessary to ones COM
fort.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY q 4. NJ, Al !:
q A. NJ. 81; noon, G2; 3 ?. NJ. 62; 6 P.
d.. 5S; midnight, 47.
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Levy BRorHEns, DOLLAR KID GLOVES are the
host In the CITY for ti1a price.
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SUMMER RESORTS:

GUNNER BOARDING AT
y =. : OLD POINT COMFORT.
MRS. EATONY house has been thoroughly re-
paired and altered, and Is now ready for guests.
Terms: 90 per day. Reduced rates By the month.
INV 3-2t* MRs. 8. F. EATON.
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NJ ELLYsoN 6 Co., advertising agents, insert adj
vertisemens in all of the newspapers Of the United
States ut publ rates. Orders left ut the Dts
match counting-room will receive prompt atten-
III
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SICK AND NERVOUS HRADAcHR.-DR. C.W.i
BENsoN's CELERY AND CHAMoMfLE PILLS are
prepared expressly to cure Sick Headache, Nervous
Headache, Dyspeptic Headache, Neuralgia, Ser-a
vou,ness and Sleeplessness, and will cure any case
Price, soc. Postage free Sold by all druggists,
ONCE, LOG north Eutaw street. Baltimore, nd.
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SLIPPERS, TIES, BUsKINs, SERGE GOODS, SAM
dals, Prince Alberts Oxfords, Newports Magnolias,
Buckle Newports, &C., cheap at tt 4.
BoscHEN's, SOC and 511 Broad street.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE. Good worE, low
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

a1- On all sales Of Reat Estate made 6etoess
the lSt Of January and last Of June the tdEesle1
On ali sales made 6eosen the 1St OF July and ias
Of the Uear the tares haze to be paid on The sele,
rTbiS custom was adopted about fifteen years aRs
by ali the'rea estate agents In Richmond, aud ar'
plies TO Richmond and vicinity.]
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THE SILKS AT LEVY BRornERs' haysupo COM
parison been found to be cheaper tan they arr sold
for either In New York, Philadelphs, or galamores