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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-22
Nv ". Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE NUM-
BER OF LOTS AND ONE BRICK TENE-
MENT n THE Plan REL L v kAlR ON ~
THE AVENUE LEADING TO 0AkW0oIo'
BOUNDED BY THAT AVENUE; Also Bf K
s. THIRTY-FIRST. THIRTY-SECOND THlR-
IY-THiRD. AND THIRTY-FOURTH STREETS:
ALSO. sEXERAI. LOTS IN % aE e j. KIN a
At the request of Mr. William H. Braner, trustee a,e
for all of the heirs OF the late John Brauer. de1
ceased shall lin continuation of The recent sales)
Offer for sale on The gremlSses IN 1hs orIeE saTer or
lakewood avenue, adjoining the residence OF MI
Schaap on WEDNESDAY, May 80. 1877. at 81
O'Clock p NJ If fair: II not, the first fair day there
aftcr). a large number Of BEAUTIFUL LOTS In
the foregoing plans, copies of which can be seen at
my Office.
These lots. for the most part lie well; and being
lust outside the city limits, where taxes are low the!
offer peculiar advantages for persons with small
means TO secure 4 home at small expense.
Every lot offerc,i will be positively sold.
TERMS: One third cash: balance at six and twelve
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by A deed Of trust W. GODDIN.
INV 22-2426,29S3O Auctioneer.
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uIGH-CONsTABLE'S SALE
By W. Go,ldin
by W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Aactiontcr.
Office corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets


Real Estate Agent and Auctiontcr-
Office corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L BRICK DWELLING ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF ROSS STREET BETWEEN GOVERNOR AND
FOIIRTEENTH: ALSO. TRACT OF ONE HI n
DRIED AND FORTY-NINE ACRES or LAND ~
STATioN. ~ AN ND An UNbIvIDED MolETY OF
EXCELLENT FARM ON TUCkAHoE GREEK,
IN GO0CHLAND COUNTY, coz NING
THREE llUN DKED AND EIGIiT1-ElGH IL.
Virtue OF three several deeds of trust duly executed
and recorded In the proper courts SHALL at Tie re-
uncst of the trustee and In accordance with the
terms of the said deeds proceed to sell NJ M bic nuc-
ton. OH the premises No. 1915 Ross street, on
SEW RNb very I'll Il DEsiRABLE sRfc Dwell
M; located as above. containing eight or nine
rooms admirably arranged for the accommodation
of a modcr4t e-sized family. The lot has front OF
32T feet and depth OF about $50 feet $50 as TO n-
clude the allcy on which there stands IN cXceileht
BRICK STABLE.
At thc same time and place. AMI by virtue OF the
said deeds of trust and at the request OF inc Trustee,
I Shall sell at auction n TRACT OF l49 ACRES
way station, designated as No. on Il plat annexed
to 4 deed from W. II. Gwathmey 10 James IL. iiatt,
wood. Also. an UNnIvIDED MolETI o., OF
hoe creek adjoining The celebrated Carbon Hill COAL
works. containing 3SS ACRES ('he other moiety
bciny owned by MeSsrs John W. Cotre!l AND Dr.
". p Palmcr), known rs "Sycamorc Grove" rms
Is said to be good farm, but its great value IS De-
cved to be in the valuable coa-Deds SUPPOSED W nc
underlying this farm. ,
While the deeds require cash sale. yet SIN au-
thorizcd by the trustee say that the beneficiary In
the several deeds will accept most liberal terms, Sc
cured Inv n deed of trust. W. GODDIN.
Of Aucttoucer.
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By Goddln, Warren i CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs.
HOG Main street.

rAR,l IN HENRICO COUNTY. THREE
AND A HALF MILES FROM TIE CITY or
pICiIMOED ON TIE RICHMOND AND HEN
rico TURNPIKE, FOR SALE AT PUBLIC ACC-
TiOS.-At the request of The owner we VIII oner
for Gale on TUESDAY the Goth day of May, 1877.
at o'clock F. NJ. on tho premises the very yaI;.-
bic FARM located as above, containing EIGHTY ~
NINE AND A QUARTER ACRES, more or les
,Lionnp The lands of Mcssrs. Gervas Storrs, a. D:
Ford and others. There Is on this place small
FRAMED HOUSE. This farm Is well adapted to
the growth Of small cereals ami Is SO siluatco That
T. w6nIL make n most excellent dairy farm.
TERMS: Accommodating, and made known at
sale. GODDlN' WAhhLN oo.,
nv O2 AuCAoHccls.
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nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP 1%Ffs
" COMPANY. sszzs6szzs

DILL ADELP HIA, RICH 1TFTS
SHIP LJNE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA PR9Nl-
DENCE. BOSTON. AND ALL NEW ESGLAS
STATES, THREE TIMES A "EEh.-Untll further
trips. leaving philadelphia every U ES pAf \;
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY: and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY. con-
Meeting at Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston, and by our Fall River line Tor
the same city ria Cape Cod, landing ut Oid Colony
"1p0'' w p. PORTER. Agent,
2425 Dock street. Richmond.
WILLIAM z. CLYDE CO..
General Agents.
No. II South Wharyes. Pniltteipi!ia.
ID. d. G. MINK. Agent
my17 NO. 20 DeVonsihre stlect. oVS1ou.
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"Be gorra," remarked a French gentle
man, after inspecting the first boiling OF
sugar in the maple-orchard he had just
purchased, 81 believe I can't do better
than keep on at this all summer" 4 simi-
lar idea has inspired the PbiladelphianS, in
view OF the success Of their show in bring
ing fools and their money to the Quaker
City last year, to adopt the international
exposition" business as a permanent in
dustry. The fair was re0pened with great
ceremony on yesterday, the President ofhcia-
ting as the grand opener. General Grant
and goodly company OF distinguished
people were present, and the opening-day
was success. But the sugar-maker dis
covered after while that sap won't run all
summer, and the Philadelphians will learn
in due time that permanent run OF inter-
national sapheads can't be depended on.
Chicago Times.
So How oiten-oh, how often-we find a
man who will pay eleven dollars for box
of cigars, without question or moments
hesitation, who will contract his brows, and
start back In speeches. horror, and stare
for ten straight minutes at the item, "to
one piece Of dress" braid, ten CENTS" in q
dry-goods bill that his trembling wife hands
him.-Burlington Ha.okceye.
The editor OF the Paris Radical has been
sentenced to two months imprisonment
and to pay fine OF 1000 francs for insult
ing the army. And old Mrs. Jobson, whose
husband expected ofic under Tilden, says
- all these Radical newspapers is alike, and
I'm glad to hear that one Of their editors has
been sent 10 iail."-Norrtsto,on Herald.
The Powers Of Europe have asked, it is
stated, the Republic OF Smiths Island to
remain neutral in the present war, Not
withstanding this, however, we see that
active preparations are going on at the
Island, and the two large vessels, the John
Smith and Tom Ditto, will soon beready for
sea.
Craftsmanship at the South seems to be .
mighty easy thing. once you know the trick
OF It. At present 1t consists mainly In re-
pudiating the legal Indebtedness OF the seye-
raj states.-St. Louis Globe.
How many hotel-guests do you suppose
can jump out OF bed at the cry OF "Fire -
and safely shin down rope fifty feet long
Bring on your figures. and let's get down
10 fine point.
a Nevada newspaper says OF man who
has sued IL for libel that 81 he petitions the
courts to stitch golden patch over his rent
reputation" e
Some folks can't understand why Italy
ShelId declare herself neutral In this Euro.
peaR Ear How much nobier 1t would be
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AUCraos sAars.-.Fus,,re Days.
by james Macdougall, Auctioneer,
No. 10 Governor street.

TINTED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE.
~ BY virtue Of mn order Of the United States DIS
trict Court shall sell Mt auction. for cash. ~ the
residence Of Albert Blair, ESD, mnyo,s island on
THURSDAY. May "a. 1877, at 10 A. H., the fol.
lowing rroperty-tn wit:
fine MULES, ~ ~ ....
/ good HORSE. sle
C0AL-C,ARTS. ..
BUGGY.
. set COAL-SCAIES- ,.
The COAL-OFFICE BUILDING used by Mr..
*s.E blair linear the DHuvlic depot) and the
OFFICE FURNITURE thcIein,
! set BUGGY HARNESS.
sets MULE HARNESS,
l RIDING-SADDLF. .
a lot of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. and
other articles too numerous to mention.
..a. CT RAMSDELL, "
1nyl9 III tied States Marshal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-22
By Frank ID. Hill,
Real Estate Agein and Auctioueer.
No lOS Main street,

MICE FRAME DWELLING-HOUSE
~ ON NORTHEAST CORNER OF SEVENTH
AND FRANKLIN STREETS FOR SALE, TO BE
REMOVED.-On WEDNESDAY, May 23d. at 5H
O'Clock r. NJ, will sell, 1T auction, on the prem
Uses AS above, the COTTAGE DWELLING (frame),
to be removed. The house contains six or seven
rooms, besides frame kitchen, and can be removed
with ease The attention of builders Is called 10 this
sale as there large quantlty Of good material for
building purposes.
TERMS: Cush FRANK u. HILL,
INV "a .E... Aucfioneer.
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by Robert y. Lyme
successor to Lyme &C Brofher),
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr.
+, 1919 Main street,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A HAND
~ SOME And DESIRABLE THRlEEIE;1,SsT[soIRs,T,r
SIDE OF TENTH STREET BETWEEN LEIGH
ZfNI. ESQ. AND ANOTHER TW O-STORY BRICK
DWELLfNti, No. 703.ON Ninth STREET NEAR
M, OCCUPIED ny G. N. WILLIAMS. ESQ. BY
AiT('Ti0N.-In pursuance OF two DEGREES of the
Chanccry Court In the suit of Bright Walsh and
ais the first entered on the 14th day of April.
1871 and the second entered on tho 18th day Of
Nav. 1877. in the same canse, we. the undersigned,
special com mssioners therein appointed. will pro-
coed to SELL upon the premises, commencing ut the
Tenth-strcet house. on TUESDAY the 29ih day Of
Nav 1877 a. s O'Clock Z. NJ. the PROPERTY de-
scribed in said DEGREES. First that nice STOCK
BRICK TENEMENT, occupied as above described,
containing eight rooms; Kitchen; gas wafer, &C.,
with LOT 22 by 100 feet deep: and Immediately
thereafter the BRICK DWELLING No. on the
eastern side of Ninth street north OF and near 10 NJ
street, occupied by MIR. Williams, containing about
nine rooms gas and water with LOT "a oy 2 U
feet Each house has an Iron Ycranda ana nice
Dorchcs, and for renting purposes yielding GOOD
ner cent. offers good opportunity tn purchasers TO
secure property conveniently located 10 business.
TERMS under the DEGREES will be one fourth IN
cash: residue upon credit OF six. 1--WE, ana
eighteen months, with six per cent interest addcd 10
notes and title retained until all the purchsc-InO o.
no. Is Dad and conveyance Is ordered by the court
A. II. SANDS.
a. Il. COURTNEY,
CHARLES L. WILLIAMS.
,nvl6 Special tommiS sioners.
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BY Grubbs Il Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuohea''
Elcyenti IN street between MIN ano bahn.


TRUSTEES SALE OF a LAKGE
i NUMBER. OF BUILDING L0Is, , GT ,tASS
REL AND CHERRY STREEIS.r pc GRIP Z EETS
CUMBERLAND AND ALBEMARLGr . decd of
At AUCTION-ln rart execution =. % ,,'a swhscri
trust from Lewis E. Harvie and VIE 20 onT Thar
hers as trustees. duly recorded in % hn,5er nf
cerv Court, being thereto required py .e non tIa
the notes secured, will sell by amcuom, InIow
premises. respectively, in the ordeT na II, o;coct
on MONDAY. 21st May. commencing q. pv ans
r. NJ. the following PROPERTY conveyed ny '"A"
deed. 10 wit: a., ,vost eide of
Laurel street between Cunberlana anI p''''
.trcets and adjoining st. Andrews cnHpGEn rpo>-1,
TWO HUNDRED AND SIAT1-NiNI, h 49, U,n..n
FEET on the west side Of Laurel street Det"een
Beverly and Ahemarle streets: ,,,. ,orr.r of
SIXTY FRONT FEET ut the Southeast e'' As' -
Cherry and Beverly streets; ana ,ao or Cherry
SIXTY FRONT FEET on the e.s. s ~ ailcmar,e
street, beginning sixty feet north u 'N''Ae
street. ,,.,.o f.et m alleys
An common 90 feet wide, and they VIII ps JIT nv
and sold IN such lots or parcels US may NC "
bidders. .o r worry i'm
They are situated In the centre OF vert ra} r ln
proring part of the city with Tue streeaTEi hn, nc
on their front ON Laurel street, ana olet ns
safe md profit, an investment III citv
rs can he found In any real estale III , for ,hou,
TERMS: The deed authorizes SAFE ior ao pu,
81 o 90 cash. but It Is probable mat , ,s
may be made to allow to purchasrs .IG ups '''
vi ''eo A. u. WILLIAMS.
Trustees.
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DICHMOND AND DANF1LLE
IL RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING Ell 4
APRIL 8, 1877.


THROUGH MAIL.
7:33 4. NJ, leaves Richmond daily. connre'ins a.
Greensboro with trains on Aorth ar"
lima division and y. W. y. n. H. -
Charlotte with trains an Ahuta -
Richmond Airline railway ."i ~
lanta. Macon. J2ck>opriIc, M"uls n
ry. Mobile. and New Or;c ORE I ,1J
southwestern points. with I. !. All
A. r. r. for Columbia, Augusta. III" ah
southern ana southeastern poin'S'
IYStllBURG ACCOMMODATING.
a4n A. Nj leaves Richmond daily FOR htr" .,'.
WV 90 Farmvillc, Lynchburs. aud lh'tr'tn,,
diatc points, making close conn cum, ,.rn
at Lynchburg for sli southwest"
points.
THROUGH MAIL. ,,o:.,,y
cog y n arrives Richmond daily. conH:T,'XXs
o'-0 with North Carolina division NJ md
C.. Il. r.. c. G. and a. II. IN, ~ 81 81
Atlantis and Richmond Air-Lthe
way from all southern anu "a" Err,!t-
ern points, and with Richfi%lu, o,tc
rctshmrv and Potomac and Cn"Ssleas M
anI Ohio railroads for all northern .Ha
western points.
IySCfiBURG ACCOMMODATES ,,.-
o.oo y ~ arrives Richmond taiiS iF'"i - In
S:Su l. W.. bur, Ear,uyle Burkere. ana All w
,.rn;e,ils,e points, and from All s"u'"
western points. ,,,w,...-n
1,,l.e,s xo,d to all southern anu S"'"
r.,ints and bsyyzge checked through o, glch-.
paiace sleeping cars run through 0''
n,oud and Brunswick. Ga. ,,,,,u. massage be-
ocsi Tickets good only for contlnuouS ~ Lr-oyer
,, LorS ,he n.,inis named ON tickets: 10 caI.r
tween tue pS'in ,an r. 81. X. TALtoll.,
checks NIL be gl'co' General Superintendent
M.curapo Gt neral PssseiRse ASeh@
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RICHMOND. FEED'G & POTOMAC Z. x. co.,,
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET Agent.
RICHMOND. December H. ISIS \
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

On and after WEDNESDAY, Dcrem.4r 1871
rains win run on this road as follows
SOB A. IL leaves the fjyrd-Sreet station daily r,
ccpt Sunday, connecting will. ,.n HlI~
tiin"rc ana Ohio and BaI'nE0ir. ard
Potomac railroad. due az New York 4,
l0;l5 +. NJ; arriving at Washington
al l:lO p. VI.
S:3S Z. NJ. leaves HyTd-S,rrct station .!a!lv con
meeting al Washington with he Iia!t.-
more and Potomac railroad. arriving
IN New lorh IL $50 \. VI. through
sleeper from Redmond 1" New York !:
pricc 81 br.iu. -.
1870 Z. VI. .tCCOMMuDATIDS TRAIN. for
Junction. lc9.", I;roai->t~cc, sta,l n
tSiinGays tXrrrte'ti.
7:QJ a. VI. arrives al Ryrd->tr,-t station daily
:"aS'.- NV io:!, !: sos the p..ce!-
Ing evening.
1900 7. NJ al ;yrd-~t"p, station daily ley,
ccpt sunday.
500 4. N. ACCOMMODATES TktIE arrive
al I'road-Strc"t SiHtiou SUNDAYS t1-
ccnteG.
4 pas.engcr-car which will be att.6 he'd 20 frci.h:
train. will leave Erozd->lr-.t depot on TUESDAY
THURSDAY. ana SATURDAY al $50 4. NJ ar
leave Quantico on same days at 3 r. ", arriving u
Bread-Strest depot al l0:4G p. NJ.
Through ,Iccpers and coaches run on night trans
between Richmond and New York each way.
FREIGHT TRAINS lave Brr'ad-StIt, station IN
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. aud FRIDAY NIGHTS.
and arrive on mornings of sa:E. day. toms!gIee1
Of live stock and prshsble ar'n:ir> rp"u giving
tice at depot can Ottalo freight al R'U"n on pre-
ctding evening.
Through bills of fading and rates given :" al rri2-
cipal points North and Wei. j.. +. u. MYERS.
General Superintendent.
&. \. TAYLOR.
de IL General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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BY A. Il. DueSberry. General Auctioneer'
1915 Main street.

GALE OF MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
- AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY,, 23di nstant;
ut q O'Clock will sell at my auctinn-roonS la .
M,iv StrecI several hundred volumes of MISCEl--
TNNE0US ROCKS and PAMPHL ETS, many OF
Witch arc valuable, and worthy the attention OF
boOk-buyera. n. j.. DoI' I.tish.r
tHStipn1SI,
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L'OR NEW YORK.-Thc Old 1>:sSffsss,
Il Dominion Steamship Company -
steamship OLD DUMlNIDS. captain WALKER,
will salt TUESDAY. May Cpd. ut / O'Clock 4. VI
Freight received until 10 O'Clock A. VI.
Through bills CT lading signed ana goods for
warded with dispatch to all points north. soHth.
east. and west: also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, $12; round-trip tickets.
$50. Steeragc, sc and SS.
For freight or passage, appyto
G.. ". ALLEN & CO.. Agents.
my21-2t C0mpany's Wharf. RocEctts.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

4 BEAUTIFUL MONROE-PARK LOT,
II ON LAUREL STREET BETWEEN FRANZ
LIN STREET AND PARK AVENUE, AT AUG
TiOS,-On THURSDAY. May 18th, al O'Clock Z.
NJ we will sell, upon the premises, the LOT sit4a'
ted as above, adjoining the residence OF Dir. Z. W.
Burr, and in rear of Mr. c. r. Sknkcr. II fronts 20
feet aud runs back 90 feet.
It is doubtful If there Is any lot now In the mar
offering so many advantages of situation, neHnDor
hood, &C., winch can be oousn a' INC ~" p'i'o Aoi
which this lot will probably sell.
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS.
Auctioneers.
POSTPOSEMENT.
Postponed to TUESDAY, 22d MAY. ut oclocS
p. NJ. GRCBBS q "iL !.tia,as,s
my1S AuI'Ioh'ct<.
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JANlES RIVER STEAMBOATGLn. ,
y COMPANY. SMssesI1e$$

JAMES RIVER STEAM BOAI GTLsla
y COMPANY. tnss.sEE1e&.
DAILY LINE-SUMMER SCHEDULE
FOR OLD POINT, NORFOLK. BALTIMORE.
PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK,
AND REGULAR LANDINGS Of JAMES RIVER
On and after WEDNt SDAY. May 2,lS77. the
fast and elegant steamers JOHN SYLVESTER,
Capt ain J. A. POST, and ELIZA HANCON. Captain
leave Richmond for the abOve-nained places DAILY
tSnndayS exceptedl al A. NJ ,
Passengers by this route view by DAYLIGHT all
the historical points OF interest oil James river
tpassing through Dutch GapI. including iortitca-
lions, battle fields, Jamestown Fortress Monroe RIP
Raps, Hampton Roads, &C. &c.
Close connections Made AT Norfolk with BAY Line
steamers for Baltimore. Philadelphia. and New I orr.
Fare to Norfolk Obi Point....... ......SZ 81
Fare te Norfolk or Old Point and rcturn..... TO
Through tickets to Baltimore, Philadelphia ana
New York at reduced rates. ~
Tickets OH stle steamers at CARRIER agency $50
Main street and at Exchange Hotel baggage checked
through.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Excursion tickets good 10
goodwin the river and return same day by up-etealncI
at 81 round trip.
Liberal ARRANGEMENTS will be made for moonlight
excursions Sunday-school and other pic mic parties
Freight received daily (Sundays cxcepted) from Z
A. NJ. to 6 2. Al. for Boston, Norfolk. and Ports
mouth, ao regular landings on james river at rea-
soaable rates.
Way-andlng freighfs must he prepad.
L. 3. TATUM, General Agent.
Office: Company's wharf, Rockets. and so3 Main
street my /
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Ms James Macdougnll Anctioneer'A
No. 10 Governor street.


nv lanes Mactlougnlh Anctioneer' III!
No. 10 Governor street.
TToUsEHoLD FURNITURE, RE Els,RI!
ERAToRs TE snsk vii vii, A se, q my Ssie
rnnms an excellent assortment or HoUsEioLb
FTKSjTu,KE%; es "n;isalITrs sMiAReLETor CHAM
l RER.sUIT, with WARDROBE, ia perfect order:
MaHSs KY WA I S[sS REb end sTsEAus
hxlke ~ ssHigSeak.GaTTkEsszs, HOLSTERS
several s%a rt e.cellens REFRIGERAroRs,
MM MT TaS sAfE sorxs and c1Asg
CANE and WooD-sEAT CHAIRS ana
sH HSSsks and orrIcE-nEsKs, .
EXTENSION and LEAF-TAhLFs,
AAooo sSsrs''assr 81 Hsr a vRv as
JAMES MACDoUGALL
uIGH-CoNsTABLE's SALE
BAKERY, CONFECTIONERY, AND FIXTURES.
will sell at public auction. on TUESDAY the e. ~
day of May 1877, ut 10 O'Clock \. NJ III tue Dase-
nv corner or Broad and Eighteenth streets, lhe !oi
lowing propsr! :, te satf WsrFen s
B fss7ie WI and TooLs, embracing
SCALES. TR0uG1is, &C.
Part barrel IA RID.
10. q GLASS JARS and CANDY a
TERMS i1 Cash. o"'>' T. L. wlrrTING,,
my 22-lt n. y. -. H.
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1;..c.1 INV GLASSWARE. DC.

~As-~--y----~~~~S-~-- tLn
nRUMMOND lLLu LIN IN, ,Innina,orin
y. mG rs.pas briant steady light, and burns WIFI
out chimney. ,,,, a,-la.s safety NIGHT
LITTLE MS S.n,iiy should have one. Price; zoe.
LAM.rT Rystao designs, ssss
and lined with galvanized iron' great '"'p'''>N''
on the zinc. >,, rp,rIrJARS &c.
REfHi1EA'> GEORGE GIBSON. DR.,
nv IL
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il LAND IN CHARLES CITY COuNTl:-,Pur-
auant to a deed of trust from Thomas Il. Baylor,
trustee, aud K. W. Baylor aud Mary G., his wife,
dated January L. 1872. will sell at public auction:
MAY, 1877. at ~ O'Clock NJ, VERY VALUABLE
TRACT OF LAND in Charles City county, va. Ibe,
Ing part Of the old Sandy Point eststel bounded on
the lands of Harriet r. Bayler, the south by the
James river and on the west by the main county
road. The said land will be sold in four parcels,
three of which will contain each about one hundred
of cleared land and foryseven acres OF wood
land: the fourth parcel containing about one hun
dred and Of cleared land and forty
seven acres of Woodland.
TERMS: Easy and made known on day OF sale.
nv Std RICHARD WALKE, Trustee.
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BY ". GOddin, Anctioneer, aud Ch2Hln, Staples
Co., Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE NUN.
i Der OF VALUABLE LOTS IN SIDNEY.
BOUNDED BY DOVER, CUMBERLAND, BEY-
ERLY, AND RESERVOIR STREETS.-The sale
advertised by the trustees Of Dr. John B. HarvIe OF
his LOTS located as above Was unayoidabiy post.
WEDNESDAY the asd Of May, 1877, ut o'clock
p NJ. when 1t will take place, on the premises, II
fair II not, the first fair dny thereafter.
TERMS: AT sale. ALEXANDER II. SANDS,
z. b. MEADE,
JOHN B. HARyIE,
JOHN 0. STEGER,
myl1 Trustees.
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my Is
g p + c / 4 L d.

The great CENTENNIAL COFFEE ANo s..
pnRcoLAToR. 1t saves 20 per cent u ''-,
Can be used In any conee-pos' fres' ooo ,,.i;Irs.
The MAGIC PLAlToR-iof al A''''
Price, only $3.50. .,,ds ms,,e ~
lowest rates .,,
Can anu eA" E.B. TAYLOR.
lolI Main street
my Ii -:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-22

GOAL AND WOOD.-Cheapest and best
~ fuel Ia market Best rst.cass Nut q srs ,
tom Of 1000 pounds. delivered. Liberal dedlciSn
to dealers West Virginia spnt, SS;So 70 s1 E 70
per load Of 1900 pounds or ~ 70 sos2 pr Tro ",
1926 to 1926 per z, 200 pounds. OAK aud PINE
WOOD low the lowest Gall and DC eonTin Eerx
.tras,s Tfe i4i CHARLES II. PAGE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-22

irHE AMERICAN SOFT CA u, N me-
co.'s Prce-List Of New GSSd ds. epaVi 1 " i
tsllic boxesl, now ready. Aoa ma n "a. and no
Rcade street, New YORK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-22

NOW ON HAND, THE LARGESTM
~ STocE 0F FJJRNITURE, made to mytA
orders, and daily receiving additions to same;
that have ever offered TO the public. ieels
viii give satisfaction to all who wish To buy WARD
robes sideboards, Drcssing-C Bedstesds; also'
Wai:Rarks. sns BOOK Sases, Tables, &C., with full
iIne Of cheap Furniture. See my stoss sse9rs you
buy. Z. o W. nns stras.
nlh 2-Sm !oo"'esuoA s>AS
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FURNITURE.

SECOND-HAND FURN1T U Ia
- BOUGHT, SOLD. OR EXCHANGED. IN
C. ROLLANDIN, (Tf
51l MARSHALL STREET,
buys all kinds OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
STORE CARPETS, &C., at the highest cash prices
REPAIRING and UPuOLSTERiNGa specially
a. ,ha I,.st stvle my 16-1ms