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The New York herald., 1878-03-27
Western Canada. s. 500; companies unknown. 81

western Canada, s.. 500; companies unknown $1,000
'oi.'' r ,rrs Co. No Is North Fourth street,
on siock-commcrciai Union, $500; Armenia
Sl 25o; Adriatc $780, Lancaster $l.250; Farmers
ssSs q New sSSS a's9Si $4,000
man,o So 00C; German OF Philadelphia, $4,000; ienn'
syysna ooc; cIzsns 5000; cy ., .o "oS
Capai Clty ST. 500; Union Fire OF New York ST. 800
Newtown, s.. 900; Roger Williams 900; Humboldt
$1,000; American OF Baltimore, $1,000; Nanooa' Of
Oldsch Il Merre enstal, printers and bookbndors, oc
eapy,ng The upper no0rsel NOS III 70 soo s Fnsu,
Hail So 50U Franklin So 800; Virginia Homo. u 800:
Buffalo, OF New YORK. 81 500; ST. JOSEPH 200
cescr 81, 900; Manufae,urers 81 900; tennsyiyanla
$1,000; FrankLn. $1,000; Trade, 1900 Total,
A. Genzscb. No. lag North Fourth street. on build
ing--United Firemen's, So, 900; Mutual. OF German
town, So 900; weIchester, OF Now York, 5000
Philadelphia. $2160; HUDSON, ~, 100; Lancaster,
So, $50; AlIemauia, $2,150; total. $4,000 On X
wntman's stock in tho same buildins-rh@nix' Of
Messrs. KIRK Bait h Bsrwind northwest corner Of
Third ana Cherry Streets have an Insurance OF
$30,000 divided equally among the following COM
panIes:-Queen, Ststo OF Pennsylvania, Lyooming'
spring Garden, Lumbermans' aud Fire Association.
Horace Binder, No 127 North Fourth street-on
stock. Etna, s., 900; Rochester German, Now York,
s., ZOO; Firomen's, BALTIMORE, $1,000
Aasm Bs1 oS No. sis ceey .rmsn sreeson $500
Cnarlos PhanDs, No. 3l4 Cherry strcet-on Stock
Jefferson, s2,250; Fire Association. $2,25o.
The insurances diviucd among nearly all tnc
companies having agencies In this CITY.
careful estimate OF tho whole loss indicates that
II will be between 5000 900 and $500 000 Tho losses
incurred by the poor people who tenanted tho small
houses will exceed the nsursnces, but that OF the
stores factories and other will DO fully
met by tho amount OF Insurance.
the assurances the Guiou properly, southeast
OF Fourth aud Cherry streets. are as ioiiows
Queen. Connecticut. Boston Underwriters, Manuiac-
iurers' OF Boston, Fire Association. British American
OF Toronto, Western Of Toronto, Lumoerman, Ian.
CASTER Miviile of New Jersey, 81, 500 each, and
United Fircmcn's, So. 900. The losses Of Kirk, Bait
BetwInd will be about twenty-five per cent of their
Insurance. J. Roggenburger. paper box manufac-
turer Third and Cherry streets, has an insurance OF
$1,000 in. the Royal and $4,000 in the Liverpool
London ana Globe.
The New York herald., 1878-03-27

detectives drew their revovcrs No sooner had Dyer
drawn hrs pistol than Buhler attempted 10 obtain
possession OF II. A struggio then ensucd, during
which the revolver discharged Shortly after the
report Buhler fell tho hoor the bullet had CO.
tered HIS breast and inflicted q wound whiah II 10
thought will prove fatal
hcwoundsd mans comrades then attempted TO beat
the officers. hut were driven OF the basement Gin
sol Buhler taken the station house, where
atter's wound was dressed by Police Surgeon McClay,
after which he was removed to Bellevue Hospital.
Ginsei was locked UP. Some hours later tho polioo
arrested John z. McGovcrn. aged twcnty-f years,
OF No. 374 Eat Fourth street: John wryon. alias
"Boots,' aged twenty-five years. oil No lao hui
berry street; Peter Durrgap, aged twenty years.
Of No $40 East Eleventh street; George Hushe:
aged twenty-five years, OF No. 90 First street. and
John Bannon, aged twentyons ydArs. OF NO. Isl Lud.
low street, who were Identified as the men VINO nad
been the club room at tho time OF The shooting
They sad to be professional sneak thieves ana
burglars by profession. although some OF them claim
be clerks, plumbers and butchers They were
shown their photographs IN tho Rogues' Gallery,
Kept at the station house, after which tncy wore
locked up.
Buhler, who was wounded, is said to be an ex-con-
vict who served . term In Sing Sing for burglary
In Suffolk street a fow years ago.
The New York herald., 1878-03-27
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 26, 1878.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Frsis t(,er). Meyer, Hamburg March 49, via
HAVE iesh. With mdse :nd passengers Kanhsrd Co.
March H. os 40 49, lon n u passSd bar. @ nnis s 4sa'
lon 4s 81, passed : large iceSers -.
% an % sey ss with
and ps,ssn4E,esrs sc Mslory CO. Savannah March %
with indse 70 Geo Yonge, n,..u. c,.- p.,..
.n &c ia y
'niR Bss camn. Nor, orou Liverpool Fob in ballast to
sehr Carrie B"ane Harris. s.r.cos days. with fruit
%:ds,S Ssiss:o 10 ss e. s; %.,sS e
- during heavy gale from nv, broke fore gan;
lumber .s nss 70 s:noy
ssss s
Ms.s cS1 Il s1d s. had "sS rs% with
e zSDhs MI. :. s M
"sss - u: station N ate;
ssrss s Isc9vsS 40 ds%.g Dc for Boz,
ss- Bark Geo Corstt tBr,, from Stockton, xhich
sncored In the lower bay camo up TO the city 2oth FM
nBarks Seepner (Nor from Ipswich, and Luxor tBr),
ss0h 70 The DsS city sass .''' "'' -''''' " ~ ' ~
on sRe 18th inst is consignea to smith Co. ana re-
= during heavy ,a9, I0 sSoS NV ws c.,,sG
away; damage TO the schooner unknown.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Taapoosa Us supply Lieutenant Comm ander
McRitchie Newport for Washington, Do. 49,
seamer Gsucns Boston for Nev York, With dse
and passengers to II + Dimock .
steamer Abatross, Williams Fall River for New York
steamer Tiile. Ewing. New Lonaon sua Norwich for
schr o q Acxen Toms stamford for New York.
schr Mail. Mead, Greenwich for New York.
schr Sarah Babcock, Stedman. Port Jefferson. for New
York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer General whitney Haett New York for Boston
Steamer City Of Fitchbuig Ellis New York for New Bed
stcsmer Galatea wheldcn. New York for Providence.
Schr julia urace (r) Dickson. New York for 81 Johns.
schr P l. smith, Upton. New York for Portland, Me.
Schr Blackstone, Wicksou, New York for Providence
Schr Warren iatcs Smith, New York Tor Milestone Point
schr Sea hird Golt New YORK for New Haven.
Schr Escort. Brill. New York for bridgeport.
Schr Dart. Campbell, New York for stamford.
Schr Delmon Locke. Dodge, Hoboken FOR Boston
Scr Lizzie l. Mills ARMSTRONG lioboken for Boston.
Schr Cynthia ane Gardiner. HobokeD tor Providence.
Schr Ciark. Carr. Weehavsen tor DO t0n
schr Mary LAM gdon, Mullen Rondout for Boston.
schr Trimmer, fito, Albany for Hartford
schr Naii. Merrill. Port johnson Tor Boston. -.
Scr Johnson Port Johnson tdr Alyns Point
Schr James I'm giish Parker. Amboy for Somerset s.
Schr Eva Diverty. CANDY. Amboy for Pawtucket
Schr George l. Fcssenden BeeUc Phadelphia for Bos-
ton -.
Schr Ingrahnm smith. Philadelphia for New Haven.
Schr Rodney Parker Parker. Baltimore for New Eavcn.
Schr Eva Holmes Bonrke. Virginia for Strntfosa.
schrJ Phelps. Rcckwell. vrEinis for Aew Haven.
Schr VIM Fsrren, Lindslcy, Virginia for New Haven.
The New York herald., 1878-03-27

day trial trip and returned to New York. She VIII re-
sumo her place on the line carly date.
s n1sE Gm. % chev.isr from P"sssgocl. h.nas'. rss 70
Islands bas towed o oy cutter DIX with
slight damage
YORK pm, into Nassau Key wsso prior TO March 49,
Bmc ArnoIE sBr,. from nalifsx, Ms tor Matsnns. 60.
oa oS s Rs, OF 'ns and
scHR Clara LEAvrr from New York for Havana. struck
on" ." hs % and to have
scnR HoRAcE lost at San Quinsen. Lower Csfornis
the 5th OF March Cargo aud o. rigging saved
she arrived ss San Francisco NovsmSer is 1919
sns % 20 w a r ' d ~ h n;,s ta ~ st And was said
TO be sound tho date OF her loss tho day she was
from PhsdsIpbia, bound 20 Portland. Ne.
Sem s.p.s Cheney from r%s.asphi,% ~ NJ for Nswsssry z
Philadelphia Yesterday for repairs.
scnR WILLIAM THOMAS from Port johnson for Newbury-
mile east OF Wood End light Wood End liyh. taken
bar VIDE Berth sapDs.sd bearing light
s0ss Up p g the sd The e. S ss
possible after they found shs was 70. likely 70 sa. OF
struck but were fortunate enough swing mako
ss s to s A1sss @ iSs
viii Will g. s's d s Sss
sIoor PREp Bnowx from Providence for New York.
which put into Newport RI March s with her msnnast
first fair wind.
sLocr ExnA OF Boston from cos.spors for rivsrton.
towcd into New Bedford Saturday.
CnARLxsroS, March 25The schr Hattie Kelse, which
three lover placed
her and her rigging IL being rapidly liked up
The bark Axor been taken In Marshs dry DOCK her
copper apparently being fair order Tho repairs
VIII bo through WITH whom she will rapidly pre-
pare for her voyage to Liberia
Coin STRING HARBoR. March 25-DurinG the gale Of
Sunday night tho Despatch Capt Spriug dropped
her anchor aud ashore the east side Of tho
Sho lies In an easy position and Will got OIL without
damage.
Tho sloop Jcnie (beforc reported) OF all right aud
resumed her voyage.
WARRINGTON, March 2erhe signal Service station 81
the of the Austrian brig Npo reports to the Chief
Signal Ofhcer folows-"rhe Of station NO havs
taking and other apparatus
lfcsaving station from board the wreck. The Of
the wrecked vessel win remn'. board EXCEPT in bad
Tho captain has ade contract with the Coast
Wrecking Company get the NipoM on and take her
Batmoro.O
The New York herald., 1878-03-27
CONFLICT WITH ROWDIES.

DESCENT ON AN EAST SIDE CLUB HousE-oxE
OF THE MEN SHOT.
A party oil young men some months ago hired the
basement Of No. 154 East Houston street for a club
room, but the people In the neiehborhood
soon found that It had been nired as
the headquarters OF gang OF young
thieves. who were well known IN that vicinity. A
few weeks later Mr.. Charles +. Schultz, tho propric-
tor OF beer saloon at the above number, missed
occasional keg OF beer, and last night the saloon
keeper saw two men breaking into his storeroon.
He Informed Captain Mccullough, who sent Detec-
lives Dyer and Dessert TO arrest the thieves
IN THE BREAST.
The officers went 10 the CLUB room and found
In the place eigbt yonug mon, some OF whom
the officers recognized as we'll known jail
bros. Frank Buhlcr alias smith aiiss Me-
Nnlty and Robert Ginsei were Identified ms
the who had broken into Mr.. Schutzs apartment.
Thc detectives told them that tbey prisouors aud
would nave TO 90 TO the station house. The men
said that they would nght nrst Fearing rescue the
The New York herald., 1878-03-27
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, March 2e-Arr,ved. steamer Fernwood (Br),
Dinsdale. New York; bark Regulus CHor,. Holte, do
Sailed 24th. Taylor ~. for New York Ozark G L
Taylor Bergman. last reported sailed from Calao Ian
2l for Iquque and San Franoisco).
BRISTOL March 26-Arrivcd barks Honor (Aus) Mareg.
liza. New York; kobt Godfrey (Br), Taylor. do.
Sailed 2eth, bark Alma (Nor), Woxhoidt, New York.
BARCELONA, March 23-Arrived, bark Espana (Sp),
Roses, Charleston.
CApz to March 2s-sailsd, schr Kensett Haraden New
York.
CAPE Town, cGH. Feb ls-Arrtved brig Julis,e CBr),
Sheppard, Pensacola.
Baltimore.
FALMOUTH. March 23-Arrived, bark Melchior tGer),
werichs, Nov York for Bromen 26th, brig Or Lasksx
(GerA Do Bccr, wmInCton. NC.
on tho Lizard 25th, bark Bremen tGer), Hellmer.
Charleston for Rcvnl- -. .....,s..,.-
GLASGOW. March 26-Arrived bark Left (Nov) Erickson
New York.
GENOA March as-Arrived bark Lesssps tNor,. ssesn.
Philadelphia before reported without dato).
Sailed oath. brig Susan Bergen arding, United States
HULL, March 26-Saiicd, bsrks Bjorvkcn Nor) Ander-
sen. New York; Hertha (Ner). Pedersea. Miramichi.
HAvRx, March 23-Arrivcd, ship Supply u.s. Kirkland
New York.
LrvKnrooL. March 2s-Arrved, ships Lady Lsgar tB),
Hughes, Pensacola; George Bell 3D. Goudy, Philadei-
phia
Sailed 2sth, bark 81 Olaf (Nor,. Lusd. Richmond Va
LONDON. March Arrived ship Plymouth Rock. Ham.
nnond New barks Ataanta Ger. Behrmann. and
Aladdin (Nor). Johsnuesen, do.
Cleared 26th, bark lose lopez Mcdonald. Boston.
on the Isle of Wi eht 2eth AM, steamer Asata (Br)
Macsny. New York for London
LYNN, z. March 26-Arrved, bark Mexican (Br). 0rE
6the, st Msry's. Ga
LONDONDERRY. March 26-Saiisd. barks. Omen (Ner).
Larsen, Baltimore; Graf Moltke QGer), New York.
LISBON to March 26Sailed, Marsnns. for Pensacola;
vittoria, New York.
MORGAN Pill, March 90 ARRIVED, brig vaiero tBr),
Smith. New York.
MEssrsA March is-saed scnr Mary Lord Lord, United
States.
PLYmourH, March 2e-Arived. ship Andrew Lovtt (Br),
Allen. Philadelphia for Antwerp.
PERxAMnuco, March 23-Arrvcd. steamer Glenlogan
(Br,, Lndbcrg, New YorK for Bahia and Rio Janero.
QUEENSTOWN March 25 ARRIVED, bark Mary Ann (Br)
Dwycr New York; 26h ship City OF Madras (Br) Gran.
GER Astoria: bsres vdarne Cor) Nsthasen New York:
vinoland tNor), Andersen. Baltimore; Amathea CSor),
salvesen do: Ruth Palmer (r Smith. Kate Crosby
(yr). Hilbert, Phadcphia Nipote Accame GsaD Crovi
alta, dc: Nahor Aus), Fr.nasovich Portland
Also arrived 26th Po,yncsian (Br), Brown, Bal
timorc via Halifax for Liverpool.
Arrived of Fastnot Light 2eh, noon. steamer Egypt
(Br). Grogan. New York TOR Liverpool
srsrry March 2I-Sailed, bark Onni (Nor) Abrah am.
son, United States
SEvILLE March 2o-Arrived. schr W Green, Heath,
New York via Corunna.
SHANGHAI, to March 23-Arrived. ship John Harvey.
Brown New York Win Batavia.
TRIESTE 10 March 2e-Arrivcd. schr Eagle Rock Ham.
mond, Charleston.
LoSpos. March ae-Bsrk Pstcr tAus Medsshe.ts from
baltimore via Queenstown has arrived Great Yarmouth
4, losky
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYuEAp March 20 Wind NV, moderate; barometer
NAV w NM
The New York herald., 1878-03-27
FIRE on BROADWAY.

While the flames were in progress IN Canal street
another fire broke at No. $40 Broadway occupied
by g. p Reilly 4 Son Us restaurant The damage
confined to the hrst floor and basement and will
probably reach 1000 The proprietor was unable to
leave his beu, and better estimate OF the loss or
what insurance there Is could BE- learned
rhc flames from the roar OF No. $40 Broadway COM
nunicaLed with the oi No. 20 Duane street, occu
pied first floor ny ". Gould son, dealers in
stair rods. Their stock was damaged S'60 kaufman
Co., fancy goods dealers, on the second foor will
lose $780, Damage 10 me building. about $500.
Tho hre is sad have been caused by over.
heated stove the restaurant
The New York herald., 1878-03-27
A BRAVE LADY.

The register in tho maIo primary department OF
Public School No. 20. frame building ON GreenvIlle
avenue. Jersey City. was fired on Monday afternoon
by the pupils throwing papers down tho heater. Miss
Ora Goodae tho teacher of the class, the smoke,
and than fame burst out around the woodwork.
Tho boys sprang from their seats~ and Miss Goodae.
placing back against tho door directed the boys
to get their hats and books and hcn marshaed them
ready leave the room. BY that time the flame had
f0r 4 ha dav
The New York herald., 1878-03-27
SAILED.

Steamers Nevada Br) Tor Liverpool: Coperncus (Br),
do Conanm yBr Havre; Olaf DAM. do (see Misceany)
Cassiui tr Pernambuco sAiled 25th); Wyanoke Rich.
mond, &c; Harrisburg, philadelphia: ship Eliza Mcneil,
San Francisco barks sch Nor) Cork VIM Bate
man t,icr). Astworp; Unanima tBrl, Duukirk ulhnrc
tNorj Glasgow; Chinaman tBr'. shanghai; McNarn
tBrJ Live rpooi: u q stanford Uta. Naples: Carrie
eckle. Msanzas; VIM Cobb Brunswick. Ga; brig Rachel
tone,, 50 Thomas schrs Is Hazard, Georgetown, SC {;
Helen, ,,eorgctown. DC; Willie marNn, -.
AIso sailed, barks Abna tor NV, rpoo; Harry Busch
man Buenos Ayres, schrs Francis shube
Favorits ----.
Also sailed Us steamer Talspoosa rom Boaon). Wash
Inc ctou
The New York herald., 1878-03-27
AN OFFICER CLUBBED.

ofncer Kennedy, of tho Fifteenth precinct, while
attempting to quci disturbances john Bcrrig ms
liquor saloon, corner Blocker aud sullivan streets,
last night was struck on the head several times with
club IN the hands OF Patrick L,hy brickiaycr, re-
sding at No 25l wcst sixteenth street. Tho ofiicrr
was badly Injured and alter his wcuns were dressed
hs was placed the sick list His assallant was ar
rested aud locked up
The New York herald., 1878-03-27
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.

MIR. George Taylor, resident Of Jersey City
Heights, left his homo several days ago, and no
tIdings of nn havo since becn received by his
family. when he left he had considerable sum OF
money Id his possession.
The New York herald., 1878-03-27
SPOKEN.

Bark Eliza Millignn (Br) Mitchell. from New Ysrk for
London, March Is. lat SO -, Ion 1854.
BRIG showing the International code signals FGu,
March "a, IS miles OF Barnegat
Schr Donna Anna, Amherst, from Bath for Newark,
March 20, off Capc Cod
Schr Jesse Murdoch, Socom. from Phppsburg for Balt
more, March 81 of Phenix Island.
SchY Hntte Perry. Chase. from Rggsve, Me- for Pha.
deIphis, March 23 on Egg Harbor.
The New York herald., 1878-03-27
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Capt Chester OF steamer City Of Austin this port from
Fernndn &c reports the Turn buoy In tho SE channel
at Port Royal sunk
The spar buoys occupying the position Of and
buoys in this district during the winter being taken
up and the and replaced.
. ID AMES. Comm ander, UsN.
Lighthouse Inspector, Second District
BosToN, March 25, 1873.
The New York herald., 1878-03-27
FIRE IN WILLIAMSBURG.

The icehouse attached to Fischer Eppig's brew
rry on George street. Central avenue, Williams
burg, was damaged about $500 by Hre yesterday AFTER
noon The nrc caused by the gnition OF a kettle
the storage casks 0f The brewery. Tho property Is
fuItv nsured
The New York herald., 1878-03-27
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER oLAr dam. Andrcasen hence I'D for Havrc
ch returned day with machinery dissrranged re-
paired damages and proceeded yesterday morning
SryAwyR MASSACHUSETTS, OF the Fall River line. pro-
s>AAax xa-n fss kAsAAla Nask sAsA-a-
The New York herald., 1878-03-27
GEORGE ROBERTS.

George Roberts, one OF the most prominent bushes
men of Hartford, dicd there yesterday morning He
was pre-. Lent Of tho Hartford Carpet Company whose
works are ai Thompsonve, Conn.
The New York herald., 1878-03-27
ANNOUNCING A DIVIDEND.

Mr.. &. Thco. Bell, receiver OF the Merchants Loan
and Trus. Company, OF Paterson, " j. has announced
dividend to depos tors OF ory por cent, paysbc on
and after March IS.
The New York herald., 1878-03-27
WHALEMEN.

AT Gusdaloupe Peb %, schrs Mary Curren DYER. Of
Provnc a wol; Edward Lee, Atkins with 30 bbls
sp and Is DO VIII oil since last report.
The New York herald., 1878-03-27
AMERICAN PORTS.

YARMOUTH Ms. March ~ Arrived steamer flam-
borough (Br). Fraser. New York
The New York herald., 1878-03-27
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
(Fce

DATES DEPARTURE FROM Nsw FOR THE MONTHS
MARCH AND APRIL.
The New York herald., 1878-03-27
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
I 1 Bar Therl State V
March 26. Horv. Inch Deg.l Wind Weather.
horseshoe. ..... Noon I3O.0fl sol Partly cloudy.
Bar .......... 4PMl50OOI JI W. lClear
Scotland LIT ship SPMI3O.O0l All WSW IClesr
New York. ...... III Pm .0UI 3SI IClcar.
WESTERN UNION TIME. BALL.

NEW YoRK. March 26-Noon.
The western Union tine ball to-day dropped ono
tenth second SLOW
The New York herald., 1878-03-27
WEATHER REPORT.

HoLYuKAp March 20 Wind NV, moderate; barometer
80 Os2.
DuycsSEss, March 26-wind NV. moderate.
The New York herald., 1878-03-27
J. CLANCY JONES,

ING OF THE BERKs COUNTY LEGAL AssocrA-
rIoN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-21
ATreyr.s,s sALass...F uanre pays.


rOMMIssIONERy SALE OF sEVE-
~ RAJ yALUAgLE; TI ACTS 0E Ell bAS SIi,,a ~
AT PUELIC AUCTION 10 q decree Of
Hanover Circuit Court. rendered on The 9th OF May,
1871 in two suits therein pending, under the styles
OF Walton who sues, &C., pS. JOness executor,
&c..'' and . Walton, &c, rs Jones inc a1dersiS1-
proceed to sell at public auction, to the highest bid
DER at Higgasons store-house, In nan0yer county,
the following parcels of REAL ESTATE In which
Thomas T.. Jones is Interested In fec OF Tor he-to
wit: p..-,.
ACRES, and formerly belonging to Thomas JONES,
now licensed. This tract adjoins the amos on inc
estate of p. j. Isbe deceased, Mrs. Emily Mltcnell,
Jefferson Thomas, and Others, and Will ee dlYided
Into lots to suit purchasers. If desired. -
I'd. A PARCEL OF LAND, containing ~
ACRES, more or less. lying on the /" Old M0unlaln
road, in Hanover county, on which said Thomas
house. recently occupied BY Mrs. Smith, Tbs iand
adjoins the lands OF Edward wv. MOTIFS. Esq. II.
George Fleming, and Others. This tract Will be sub
divided If deemed best at the sale.
TRACT OF ABOUT 1877 ACRES OF LAND: u
Ing in Louisa county. Va, and being the Iand de-
ysed by the wife of said Thomas L. Jones from her
father, 49, Hope, now deceased.
TERMS: Enough In cash 70 pay costs OF sale ana
OF suit and the residue in three equal annual install
ments at one, two and three years from gay Oh sure;
personal security for the deferred payments pear,
Ing interest from sale, and title 10 be retane
until all the purchase-money Is paid and convey
ance o'ue'eu y VIZ EDwARp-w. MORRIS,
w. j. LEAKE.
Special Commissioners
Edwin VAuCuAS Crier. il 21-M3w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-21
by Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
l113 Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A HIGHLY
i VALUABLE NEW TWO.STORY BRICk
DWELLING, WITH ALI. THE MODERN I'M
PROYEMENTS AND CONFERENCES. BUILT
THROUGHOUT 0FTHE BEST MATERIAL AND
IN THE MOST SUBSTANTIAL MANNER, ON
NINTH STREET CORNER NJ STREET NEXT
STREET BEYOND LEIGH STREEf}.-By virtue
of the provisions of deed or trust, bearing date the
22d day OF May; 1877, from The grantor therein IN
named TO the undersigned, trustee, duly recorded In
the clerks office OF the Chancery Court or the city
OF Richmond, TO secure the payment OF q certain
negotiable note described In said deed default hav-
ing been made In the payment thereon, being re-
quired SO to do by the holder OF said MOTEL shall as
trustee in the deed aforesaid sell by auction, on the
premises, on FRIDAY the 25th dav Of January,
1878 at O'Clock p ST., the real estate described In
the deed aforesaid, consisting Of an attractive new
TWO.STORY BRICK DWELLING, with nine
rooms including kitchen and servants room, hand
someIy finished with all the modern improvements
and conyeniences on the east side OF Ninth street
corner Get 1.-THE next street beyond Leigh street,
TERMs One third cash balance In six and twelve
months negotiable notes given for the deferred pay
ments with interest added, and secured by deed oil
trust. .,o,,
ja 10 j. A. RlCdAkDSoN' irus'ee'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-21
BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
1l13 Main street.

TWO NEW BRICK STORES WITH
1 DWELLINGS ABOVE AND ALARGE BRICK
HOUSE USED As A STORE NEAR BROAD
STREET, ON BROOK AVENUE.-1 will sell at
public auction, on
THURSDAY, JANUARY PATH, AT 4 P. M.,
the misses, the above desrabie pronerLy near
feet 10 inches, and running back between parallel
lines liz feet inches on the south. and 4S feet
inches on the north: The improvements consist OF
above, and q large BRICK HOUSE used as q STORE,
formerly known as Kellt's Junk->hop: This IS yer?
desirable property and should attract the attention
of persons seeking investments, the annual rental
of this property Will pay good percentage on In
ycstment.
win be exhibited by plats ut sale:
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at TX, twelve;
and eighteen months six per c.nt. interest. secured
by deed of trust j. THOMPSON BROWN,
IN 10 Aucuoneer.