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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-01
by Grubbs s. Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A UCTION SALE OF FURNITURE
N In pursuance of an order of the Chancery
7th Of May 1877, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, mt the resi-
dence of the Late Mrs Julia A. Mitchell. corner Of
Sixth and Frank in streets, 10 sell the FURNITURE.
PLATE, and other PERSONAL PROPERTY be-
longing 20 the estate of the late William Mitchell,
Jr.
Two PEWS in 81. Paul'S church will also be sold.
TERMS: Cash. ANDREW JOHNSTON,
executor Of William Mitchell, Jr deceased.
Sale conducted bv GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, huc-
1ioueers. my !
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AynTToN sALEs---Future Days.
by Robert B.Lyne
(successor to Lyme 6 Brother),
10. Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
ELEGANT, HANDSOME,
AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DOUBLE
BRICK DWELLING,
TIE RESIDENCE OF THE LATE u. .. sAoN-
DERS, ESQ, -.
WITH KITCHEN, STABLE, AND ALL MODERN
IMPROVEMENTS WITH BEAUTIFUL
sHRUBBEEY IN YARD .-...
LOCATED AT SOUTHWEST CohNEh VI
GRACE AND ADAMS STREETS;
AND ANOTHER wELL-BUILT AND ATTRACT
I'VE DETACHED DWELLING
ON NORTH SIDE OF GRACE BETWEEN Fou-
sHEE AND ADAMS STREETS
FOR SEVERAL YEARS OCCUPIED BY Iiol'-
ACE r. EDMOND, ESQ,
CONTAINING ABOUT EIGHT ROOMS, hlICh-
EN-, AND ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS
IRON vEnANDA, &C., IN THO
ROUGH REPAIR
ARE!M NEAT AND DESIRABLE HOUSE
ALSO,
FOUR VALUABLE. UNIaIPROvED LOTS ON
SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD BETWEEN FIRST
AND FoUs1IEE STREETS,
BY AUCTION.
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BY r. Pannsll,
Real Estate Auclioneer,
no. 81 Bank street, Petersburg, Va.

NITY HOTEL, FORMERLY KNOWN
W AS JARRATT'S HOTEL, FOR SALE AT
PUBLIC hUCTiON.-By virtue of a irust-decd
from S. A. Plummer to me, dated November 24,
1874, and duly recorded IN the clerks office Of the
auction, on TUESDAY the ST day of May, 1877, at
~ NJ. on The premises, that VALUABLE PRO
PERTY OIL Washington street In the city Of Peters
and now known as the CITY HOTEL. It contains
sixty-sevrn lodgng-rooms, with billiard-room, bar
room, stables and all the appurtenances of FIRST
CLASS HOTEL, and Is in most excellent repair.
TERMS: $4,000 cash, and The BALANCE In two
equal payments-one on the Sd day of MAY. 1877.
and The other on the Sd day of May, 1S7S-interest
added for approved endorsed, negotiable notes, and
deed of trust to the same. Purchaser u pay
taxes for current year.
The deferred payments may, at the day OF sale. be
considerably extended by agreement OF parties, and
ARRANGEMENTS can be made at the same time TO pur-
chase all The FURNITURE, which is new and In ex-
cellent condition. JOHN MANN, Trustee.
T. PANNILL, Auctioneer. APPS
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Auction SALES.--FUTURE Day.
by Grnbbs & Williams,
Auc,ioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
THE VALUABLE BRICK RESIDENCE
i NO. Sill GRACE STREET. BETWEEN FIFTH !,
AND SIXTH STREETS, FOR SALE BY AuC-
TiON.-Dy reuncst Of the owners we will sell by
auction, upon the premises. on TUESDAY, Sth OF
May at S O'Clock =. NJ. the truly desirable RESI-
DENCE long occupied BY the late Corbin Warwick,
situated rs above. ,u,,
FIVE rooms lincuding. Kitchen and servants. apart
ments) in the wing hot aud cold baths, fuc wine
vault and cellar stable and carriage-house, &c' &C.;
all in thorough repair. 80 =,
The house Is admirably planned, with fine dry
basement, large and high-ptChed rooms. wide halls
and stairways, and is finished througnoht IN tn ne
Its size combining so much substantial comfort ana
completeness Of arrangement.
The location is confesSedly one Of the best IN the
city, being in the most delightful part VI Grace
street, and near 10 business.
There are in the house two CARRARA M .AIs =
MANTELS. Scupturetl In baS-reief with allegori,
cal figures fruits, and flowers. They were imported
from Italy and really beautiful as works OF art
They viii he sold after the house. Also, two CHAN
DELIERS and three MIRRORS.
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBS & WllIlIla0S.
1nyl Auctioneers
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J. l.. APpERs0N.} Trustee.
,no3 A. Is. APPERSOS.}
I7ALUABLE MILL FOR SALE A

VALUABLE MILL FOR SALE Al
Y AUCTIOS.-Ou TUESDAY, May 8, 1871, al
IL 81. the undersigned, Is trustees OF RoDcrt ia,
or win sell at public auction, on the prelsTS; I'as
valuable property known as TiE RIVER hihhe''H
Nelson county. ,,t,,
These MILLS have just been thoroughly rel.sireu,
both rs to the buildings and machinery, ana are 40"
equal to any Of their capacity In the state le} ar
Virginia Midland. and Great Southern railroad
thirty mites from I.ynchburg. e. ,b,
The WATER-POWER !, one OF the N>' !" '''s
state aud can be Increased indefinitely. ~
The FIGURING MILL contains TWO p!'a -
burrs aud manufactures iioGr which has 10 s"iN'''
in the market. $500, ,.s max
The GRIST-MILL Is very fine. ani has nor
country custom OF near IN hundred ouHErl> % ~"
month. and this can be indefinitely lncrrtse,i.
Thn ri tS'rER- MILL also has = good custom,
There are SIXTEEN ACRES OF land ".t t"r,t,r
with millcr's house and ou-houses all III i
Va - "p'"' CHARLES II. ELACKfONp'
JOHN u. MILLER.
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BY w. GOdtlin,
BY W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and .Nucbontcr.
Office corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

N,RUSTEES' SALE OF HOUSE AND
l. LOT IN ASHLAND.-By virtue OF Il deed OF
trust executed to the subscribers by HTs sar H r. T..
corded i'm Henrco County Court. and by virtue OF 1
decree Of the GOEs OF the cy h sbe
case of Richards Us. Richards, &C., we shall, as
trustees in the said deed of trust proceed 10 sell At
public auction, OH the premises. In Inc village OF
IL O'clock H.. The LOT and FRAMED DWELLING
thereon, now owned and occupied by Mrs. Sarah i.
Shelton, adjoining The residences Of Mr.. James Mil
Ter and Mrs. Sarah w. Smith, fronting liz feet on
the railroad. The dwelling Is un excellent one, and
contains about eight rooms and all necessary out
buildings and beautiful shrubbery.
TERMS: Enough IL cash to defray expenses Of ex,
ecuting the trust and 10 pay off bond for $500 and
ali Interest in arrears ana rs to the residue OF the
proceeds of SALE unless otherwise directed by Mrs.
s. E. Shelton. on credit OF SIX twelve, and eiyi-
teen months, for negotiable notes, interest added,
and to be secured by lrusl-deed.
WILLIAM j. EEAKE,
HILL CARTER,
D13-lS;21,25,2S.&Myl Trustees.
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FRANK D. HILL. Auctioneel
BY Frank d. Hill, -
Real Estate Auctioncer,
llOS Main street.

DRICK DWELLING No. sol BAKER
D STREET. NEAR BROOK AVENUE, For
SAIE AT AIJCTION.-On FRIDAY, May 4, 1877
on the premises at o'clock p. NJ. will offer the
BRICK DWELLING located rs above described
1t contains six rooms. and the lot fronts 20 feet
with depth of $780, There is also nice wide alley
on the east of this property.
TERMS One thira cash; balance In six and twelve
months, with six per cent. added:
my1 tRANh DE- HILL, aucllOneer.
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PATENT NOVELTY PORTABLE
IL REPRESENTATIONS to be the best
and safest means OF escape from burning building
when the usual modes have been cut of. Parties
buying these Escapes can have the same practically
used and tested, without extra charge. For prices
and further Information. apply to
GEORGE A. A1NSL1E,
No. 10 Tenth street, Richmond, Va.
mn lS.2Wd&W
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Ey GrubbS Sc Williams,
huc,ionce-s and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LARGE
L AND VALUABLE RESIDENCE AT TIE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF FIFTH AND CARY
STREETS, AND THREE BUILDING LOTS AID
JOINING, AT AUCTION.-In execution of deed
Of trust dated April l. 1874 and recorded In Rich
mond Chanccry Court in ID. b. 1O4 Is. page 500
being thereto required by the creditor secured ne
will sell by auction, upon the premises, on MAY
1877 at ~ O'Clock =. NJ, the late residence OF John
Freeiand, deceased, situated as above.
1t is large, substantially buil, and cxpenSiyeiy-
fpi she'd residence. with every comfort AMI modern
convenience for u large. family. The rooms and
halls are large, high pitched and airy and enjoy an
extensive view below and across the river, with the
advantage Of southern breezes which cannot be OBJ
siructcd. The out-buildings are numerous and COM
pletc, and the grounds very attractive.
This property, so complete In all Its arrange
ments, and situated in II pleasant neIEhborhood
within few minutes walk of the post-oiice, offers
unusual advantages to business or professlona
man with Tie dwelling will be sold, if desired, the
adjoining lots in The garden, fronting about eighty
two and one-haf feet on Fifth street, otherwise
those lots will he sold separately.
TERMS: The &c ed authorizes the sale TO oe fol
about 81 5000 in cash. and the residue upon slcl
terms as the grantor may direct but it probable
that by agreement more favorable terms VIII be an
nouncnd at the time Of the sale.
P.W. GRUBBS. Trustees
JOHN HOWARD,
GRuEuS & WILLIAMS, hucttonecrS ap ID
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BY James Macdougafl, Auctionccr,
No. 10 Governor street.

TLEGANT HOUSEHOLD FgRNL
T. TURE. CARPETS, COOKING-RANGE, &C.
AT AUCTION.-At the request of the proprietor
who declining housekeeping will sell at the resi-
dencc No. south Third street, on THURSDAY the
Sd instant, at l01 o'clock all of the HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, CARPETS, &C., consisting of
One excellent WALNUT PARLOR SUIT, covered
with Brown Terry, and cushioned backs
Fine WALNUT LOUNGE, and ARM-CHAIRS 10
WALNUT 'CENTRE-TABLEs and ETAGEREs,
One WALNUT MARBLE-TUP HALL STAND,
THREE-PLY and INGRAM CARPETS,
LACE CURTAINS and CORNICE.
One WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT,
One splendid OAK, INLAlD CHAMBER SUIT, OF
! new aud beautiful design;
One excellent DRESSING-CASEC CHAMBER SUIT,
WALNUT MARBLE-TOP BUFFET,
WALNUT EXTENSlON-TABLEA nd DINING
ROOM CHAIRS, -.
STEERS. and PILLOWS:
ENGRAVINGS aud CHROMOS,
REFRIGERATOR, TIN SAFE.
CROCKERY md GLASSWARE,
In the kitchen viii be found one magnificent
COOKING-RANGE, with necessary appearances,
KITCHEN-TABLES,& &C., &C.
The attention OF hous keepers Is asked to this sae
rs the goods are all frst-cass and nearly new, and
should merit the attention OF those In want.
z =. - JAMES MACDOUGALL,
5 myl Auciioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-01
BY Frank D. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloncer,
HOS Main street.

VALUABLE STOCK OF GROCERIES
AT AUCTION-On WEDNESDAY. Cd May,
1877. at Id o'clock A. NJ. on the premises corner
Main and First streets, will sell. at the request OF
Mr. r.. s. Chambprlaync. his stock of FAMILY
GROCERIES, including TEAS, COFFEES, SUGAR,
SOAP, &C., and every article usually found In Il
flrst-class family grocery.
TERMS: Cash. FRANZ u. HILL,
,ny1-td huctioneer.
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AUCTION saIEs..r,,,,,
by Eronaugh Il TAYLOR

- E'HT t-HVHst. JIlnrNr.t,r
hU5TEE,S SALE OF THTpyy.r,vr
NEhh Sp M 9SG 12&HsAEpEE AcREs or Lh - r
touNfYTI'g virtue Of n recd Of trrl, tEFiELh
10 me hpri 49, 1875, and duly rero,Gs, TS"l'cd
naI ei' VIII J,,I1qnty Court clerks Office, d. ~ che
VIII prnGced 10 sell nj public aDrj" - Enyr
premises, on TUESDAY, May p. 1877 T7' -. on tho
M., me property above mentlonrd 49,, as clock
i i SITUATED on The Courthouse -o,J AZ
cleared and In high state Of cutyaiinn, '"1 Is all
r,,,f Cas IA to expense, OF sale and .,-o
WIN ln'ercst from Aprii19, 1877 anu ;3ID.3 |,
ap27 ~ I, r,
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AUCTION sALEs..-Fn1ure Days.

by Frank j. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent; AuctIoncer, and Notary Public,
No. 921 Hull street. Manchester, Va
DUBLIC AUCTION-SALE OF MULES
i AND HORSES.-At the request Of the owner
will sell In front of my office, in HnnclIcstcr on
FRIDAY the 4th day or May, 1877, Mt 12 O'clock
d., TWELVE GOOD WOHk-MULES and THREE
HORSES, without. limit or reserve. for cash.
= FRANK j. SAMPSON,
nv ] fuCti0ncer.
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EXECUTOR'S SALE OF THE BRICK
II DWELLING No. 4O2 EAST CARY STREET,
BETWEEN FOURTH AND FiF1H STREETS,
AT AUCTlON.-By request Of he executor, we
will sell upon The premises, on IuEsDA6 My ISL
Howard trustces), say at 5H O'Clock P NJ. the pro-
perry above referred to, now occupied by MIR. -. w.
Moseiy, and adjoining the residence of G. W. Roys-
ter. Esq.
1t has three stories with eight rooms, and kitchen
with four rooms: also, water, gas, bathroom, &c.
point Of neghborhood Is so desirable, that it should
attract the attention Of those wishing good home
at 4 moderate cost.
TERMS At sale. GRUBBs & WILLIAMS,
an 90 Auctinneers.
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pOSTpONENTENT

On account OF the inclemency Of the weather ~
above sacis postponed to TUESDAY EVENING
Nav lst at The same hcur-5 O'Clock.
amos FRANK ID. HILL, Auctionccr.
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Ivy CryEST. AND PLASTER.

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GRUBES & WILLIAMS. Auctloneers.
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BY w. Goddln.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr.
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
BY w. Goddin

GALE AT AUCTION OF SMALL LOT
y AND FRAMED TENEMENT ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF CATHARlNE BETWEEN MONROE
AND HENRY STREETS-At the request of the
heirs OF the late Matthew NJ. Lacey, deccaset shall
sell at auction, upon the premises at O'Clock r M
a small LOT with the FRAMED DWELLING
thereon located rs above, containing three rooms,
suitable for Z small family, and In good neigh5or-
hood.
TERMS: At sale. W. GODDlN,
INV Auctioneer.
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WE WILL SELL, ON TUESDAY
w Mny lat, at IL O'Clock. ut tie Petersburg de-
pot, LIGHTY-SlX BARRELS HERRiNGS, on
account OF whom It may concern, TO pay charses.
afs HILL q ANDERSON.
ap 26-8t Auctioneers.
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cost. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.
FLORISTS.

FLOWERS! FLOWERS The largest,
h best, and cheapest collection OF BEDDING
PLANTS ever offered in the city Is ut LAIRDS
GARDEN. on Grace and Droac streets. up 16-1m
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Ey James NIacdouga, Auctioneer,
No. 10 Governor street.
GTOCK OF NEW STOVES, lin W y, hn 1n.
- HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS. &c" A. , AoS-
,rION-On TUESDAY the 1st instant, NJ e.usn'
will scll at my aucton-rooms an eXce,lens ass SOL"
ment of IIOUSE-FURNlSfilSGe ooD0' "'' w"
sistng of ,-. e,,ox,Es
NEW COOKING-RANGES.
NEW SELF-FEEDING STOVES,
MILK-PANS,
TIN PANS,
BAKING PANS.
COFFEE-BOILERS,
TIN BUCKETS and DlPPERS,
LANTERNS &C.;
A general and frsf-rate assortment OF
MISUNDERSTANDING GOODS. &C., &c.
The attention of those In want is called TO TINS sac,
M the stock Is nil new and first class, and must be
sold to close business. JAMES MACD0UGAhl.,
an 80 NuCtLOINNl.
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WANTED, ORDERS FOR a BEAUT1-
w Full LOT OF SPRING PANTS. which am
now offering at about cost to close them out: 81
PANTS at 80. Have reduced the price about 20 Fer
cent. You will do well 10 examine them before buy
ing. Satisfaction in every respect.
WESSON THE TAILOR,
aDlS IL Twelfth street.
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CONTEMPORARIES. Sc

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GooDs. c,a"as
i Thousand dozen two and ,nTeet rpa as Peaches
two-nound Strawberries, two-ponni hrt, pItw two
pouni IIneappes, two-poand Lima sa,sr-C.rn. Cut
pponnd Green Peas, t4o-pouRd suE M,cnfs Green
Gnas Csiferns Canned Peaches APrl cSe. tire
C;sses, Fresh Prunes, Date, Dsic ,anIlssIEuX'S.
pound Pie Peaches, cheap ~ ny Main street
fe2i '----------------
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BY Grubhs G Williams.
Auctioneers aud Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and BANK.
PROPERTY AT No. Gil
/ MAIN STREET AT AUCTIOS:-We VIII sell
at anciion. at No GIT Main street, hctwecn SnAsn
and Seventh streets, on TUESDAY; iSt o. May, az
I n o'clock A. NJ, n lot of FURNITURE ann
HOUSEK EEPING ARTICLES, consisting Ill part
OF -,,cerc
DIREAU, WARDROBE. TABLES
COOKING and HEAT1NG-SIOFES,
SAFE CHAIRS, CARPETING,
OlL-CLOTLI, CROCkERI,
DENTISTS INSTRUMENTS.
CASE, and OFFICE-DOOR, &C., &c.
Sale positive. ~ ,,,r1,,,,c
80 ucinnrcrs.
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-.Urrrou sAnEs.-This Day.
nv James Macdougall. Auetioncer'
No.lO Governor strecf.

- --------- No. 10 GoVtffor BtTteF'
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN Fuk.
I'll NITURE. &C, ATAUCT1oN.-TiilsDA i a,
10 O'Clock viii sell at ny MarsrTShS fTCH
~ FiIRNirIyRE, consisting In part OF
Walnut, MAHOGANY, and other "Ahp-
WAIKIKI fSnT1p and STAINED BUREAUS and WASH.
JrNNY LIND and other BEDsTEAD3.
New RI AK and SFIUCK MATTRESSES
ZANE and WOOD-SEhT CHAIRS and ROCkERs'
MAHOGANY PARLOR CHAIRS.
WALNUT and OAK EXTENS1ON-TABLES,
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES and CRIES, r,,,,
REFRIGERkTORS, TIN-ShFEs, and WATER
COOLERS,
WALNUT HAT-RAt rs. LOUNGES,
0II,-PhINTINCsS and ENGRAvINGS.
COOKING. and HEATING-STUYES, &C.
Consignmcnts received mp to hour Of sale;
JAMES MACDOUGhLL,
r,r1 ",- AuctioDecr.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
DyJ. Thompson brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
1113 Main street.
MONROE-PARK PROPERTY.
THAT DESIRABLE PROPERTY ON SOUTH
WEST CORNER OF MAIN AND CHERRY
STREETS-BRICK ID YELLING AND
LARGE LOT. FINE LARGE SHADE
TREES, &c.-FOR SALE AT AUC-
TfnN

BY direction or The trustees Of Park-Plnce McthG-
dist church win proceed to sell on FRIDAY. 4th
Of May, at 5 O'Clock Z. d., that very desirable
CORNER LOT rs above mentioned, with n DOU-
BILE BRICK DWELLING thereon; said lot fronts
on Main street GO feet. and Of depth l49 feet.
location of this property the large and beautiful
shadeirees In front thereof and the and small
cost by which the present house be changed into
two tencmcnts, which would command good III
come.
This property Is sold to renves I'm the new church
on Franklin and Pine streets soon 10 be erected
TERMS: One fOnrtu cash balance nj SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months, six per cent. interest added
and secured by trust-deed.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
up2S hucttoneer.
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TOUR NICE FRAME DWELLINGS,
n NOS. 2Oe, 2O9h, ell, AND 211H, CONF N
ING THREE ROOMS EACH. ON The EAT IS,
SIDE OF CHERRY STREET, BEIW EEN Cu w
BERL AND AND BEVERLY,F FOR Al AUS-
TION.-Wc will offer ut public auchion, upon tIe
premises, on FRIDAY. May 4, 1875 O'Clock I.
a. the aforementioned properly. Eacn Iot lrohts
Is by IA feet to 20-foot alley with hne well OF
TERMS: Liberal and made known at hour OF sale.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON,
mvl Auctioneers.
GH-CONSTABLE'S SALE OF BAR
Ill ROOM, KNOWN AS CHARLES, ON SlN ,I,t
STREET, will sell AT public auction, on WE'D
NESDAY the I'd day OF May, 1877, at ~ O'Clock
a. NJ, MT No. S22 north Sixth street, between broad
and Marshall streets, opposite the Second Tor New
Market the following property, to SATISFY dlslress-
warrant in my hands in favor Of L. >. Warren Us.
Parsley Il Parsley-yiz.:
BAR. COUNTER, lCE-BOS.
GLASSES, PICTURES,
MIRROR, CLOCK,
DINING-rABLEs, CASTORS,
WATERS, CHAIRS,
PRESS. SAFE,
C0OKING-RANGE and UTENSILS, In first
rate order.
Being so near the Second Market makes this one
of the best stands In the city for barroom and eat
ing-house, and the parties buying the fixtures can
rent the house upon very reasonable terms.
TERMS: Cash. T. L. WHITING,
my 1-2t Higt-Constabie City Richmond.
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BY Hill u Anderson. 81,
General Commission Merchants and Auctsoneers,
1894 Mainstreet
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Ey Grubbs X v iihamS.
Real Estate Agents aud AGcticnc"r>.
Eleventh street between Mali: and E1ns.

GRrEES 4 WILLIAMS, Aurt!on~,r-.
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Sentence of the Lincoln
Tomb Robbers.
Further Particulars of the
Great Tidal Wave.
Ohio Democratic State
Convention to Meet
July 25th.
WashtngiOn Items.

WASHINGTON, May Sl.-There were
fifty additional removals in the Bureau
OF Engrsving and Pringting to-day.
Four chiefs of divisions in that bureau
are among the number dismissed and
their places will be supplied with new
men.
Hoffman Atkinson, Secretary of tbs
United States Legation at st. Petersburg,
has been compelled to resign in conse-
quence of i'll health, and Mr.. WIckhsm
Hoffman, who has served in the same
capacity at Paris and London, has been
appointed his successor.
A short time after President Hayes
was insugursted he formally rendered
General Comfy, of Ohio, the appointment
of minister resident 10 the Hawaiian
Islands. While 1t Is probable that he
will accept the Office the President has
not yet been informed Of such determi-
nation on his part.
All representations on the subject of
the Chisholm massacre have been REFER
red TO Attorne General Deveus, who
will examine the laws for the purpose or
ascertslning whether there is any au.
thority for the federal courts to interfere.
The Secretary of State takes part in the
investigation only from the fact that the
British authorities complain that one Of
the parties mssSscred was British sub
ject.
The appointments to fill the Austrian
and Brazilian missions have been agreed
upon, but Is it not yet known whether
the persons designated will accept, and
therefore their names are withheld from
publicity.
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A Card from Judge Ferguson.
CHARLESTON, May 26, 1877.
Editors of the Register:

Editors of the Register:
In your Editorial Correspondence
dated White Sulphur Springs, May II,
1877, in reference to my speech at Hinton
upon the Capital question, the writer
saws; ale told how that
when the original bill had been so
weg hted down by amendments as to be
utterly worthless, the Siple substitute was
introduced, which narrowed the contest
to three points; how that, in order TO Sc.
cure the passage of thesubstitute, it was
necessary to find q competing point in
the upper part of the State ready to play
the Judus Iscariot and betrsy its neigh
bors; and how that Clsrksburg promptly
undertook that vote aud sold out Wheel
Ing" &c. Some Of the readers of the
letter referred to, here, have construed it
as imputing the language above quoted
to me, and fearing that your readers else
where might give it the same construc-
ton, desire, through your paper, to say
that the words "resdY to play the Ju.
das Iscsriot and betrsy its neighbors,"
SC, were not used by me, and were not,
l am sure, intended by che writer to be
80 understood. On the contrary, they
are the words of the writer himself and
are intended, as / understand them, as
the expression of his opinion OF the ac-
tion OF the representatives of Clsrksburg
upon the Siple substitute.
JAMES II. FERGUSON.
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Fires.

BALTIMORE, May 3l.-About ii A. NJ.
a ire broke out in the wholesale drug
store of w. II. Brown s. Bro, rs South
Sharp street. The loss will be total on
the building and stock. The SHINE estab-
lishment was burned in Apfil, 1875, when
the loss was 100000.
CLEVELAND, May 3l.-Lsst evening
the Cleveland iron foundry, Nos. 708
7lO and 7l2 Lake street, in this city, WAS
totally destroyed by fire. Loss $1,000
to $1,000, insured for $2,775 in the fol-
lowing companies: Contnenentsl, New
York, $l,275; London Assurance Cor
porstiop $500.
PORTLAND, ONT, May 3l.-The house
of Alex Snyder was destroyed by fire
last night His two children perished in
the flames and his wife was very serious
ly burned.
NEW YORK, May 3l.--A Montreal
special says the loss by the fire there yes
terdsy will reach one-hslf million Of
dollars