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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-07

The late Colonel William B. Greene, Of
Massachusetts,, as q young man, entered
West Point, but was obliged because OF ill
health to leave before graduating. Regain
ing his health, he sought commission to
join the army in Florida. He went to
Washington with strong !letters OF recon-
mendation from eminent Democrats, among
whom was David Henshaw. He was told at
the Department that he needed the recon-
mendation Of one or both the senators
from his own State. He called on Mr.. Web
ster, told him what he wanted, and handed
him his letters. Mr.. Webster looked them
over and said, "These letters seem strong
and sufficient. They are written by gentle
men who know you. don't know you,
sir" Most young men would have felt hum
bled, and have Withdrawn. Young Greene,
who was six feet high, handsome, and with
an eye almost as striking as Mr. Wehster's,
simply stood up and said, Mr.. Webster,
do you think I am tall enough for q SOL
dier ?o ssYes, SIR" "Wil1 you be kind
to say that for me.9s In alluding
to il, Colon Ell Greene said, " He then wrote
me the best letter ever had in 10Y life.n
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II Is claimed that the bond given by King
Fisher, at Eagle Pass, under indictment for
fourteen murders in the first degree, forty
assaults to commit murder, fifty aysons, and
three hundred robberies Is, not worth Sec
Snd-band chew Of tobacco le1as}
istatesnsdn.
NE are informed that g the price of dia-.
mopds was never SO low as at present, and
now U.s. favorable time to purchase them. VI
This Is welcome news. We shall take our
market basket this evening, and go out md
purchase CIR next winters stock .--N fogriS.
fopns Heratd, 81 80
Al Iowa Judge has seventeen adopted
danghIers. He ia supposed to be q .rebuke
10 In6 Chaeago an who keeps q 800, GOO dog.
Some uen degote their time ID lIeipipg the !
Y race. sanae ~ supporting the canine3
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By Richardson & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
l1l3 Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i FRAME STORE, DWELLING, AND LOT
ON lOR PESDLETON) AND TIlIRTY-PiRST
STREETS, BY AUCTIOS.-By Yiriurc of deed OF
trust from ". III. Addington and wife 10 the under
signed trustee, bearing date the 25ih day OF May
1877, recorded In the clerks Office of the Chaueery
Court Of the city OF Richmond default having been
made In The payment Of the note secured by said
deed, and being requested to do by the holder of
said note SHALL Us trustee in said deed, sell by auc
ton, ON the premises, on MONDAY the 10Th DAY Of
June, 1873, at 6 O'Clock 7. NJ, the property de-
scribed III the deed aforesaid as fronting So feet on
Tor Pendleton) street at Its northwestern inter &C.
ton With Ihiriy-hrst street, and running back be-
tween pa1allel lines 1913 feet, with u NEW FRAME
STORE. AND DWELLING thereon, situated I'M
medialely on 'he popular and highly-improvea ave-
nue. le2dlng to lakewood Cemetery, This property
should DC valuable business stand rs well
as private residence, and should command the at
fentfon or parties looking for such an Investment
TERMS: Sufficient In cash to defrav the expense
OF executing this trust and to pay OFF negotiable
nofe for $500 and interest thereon; the balance on
sncb terms as may be annouced at the time of sale.
my SO N. 81. LEE, Trustee.
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RICHMOND AND PHTEnSBrEGt
RAILROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, April :, IS.
~ trlinS GA this road wilI run As :o,Iows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
$40 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL dains. couu.csrs
for Charleston. Augusta. Columbia ~
vapnah, Raleigh, Atlanta, Ms"ol,
Montgomery. Mobpe, New ORLEANS,
aud all POINTS South and Souts"tt:;
stops only at Manchester and Chrstc7.
1000 A. NJ, ACCOMMODATES daily trNc,it
Sunday, makes close connection /.
Petersburg with The Atlantic, H:Si'.
sippi and Ohio railroad for LNHt2'
burg, karmyle, and other ota! ga
lions on that road, making SAM
time as by any other line. stops a. -
SECULAR stations.
I:o5 P. H., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS daily l~xtea:
sunday. Passengers taking A's ran
Will make csSe connection n! lc;ei'
burg for Norfolk, and II Norfolk VIZ"
splendiJ Eay.iine steamers fo' S s,
more, Philadelphia. and Ne" i'it'
and with the Old DoMinioE s'.41!vi'
for New York.
4:l5 P. ~, FREIGHT daily Except Sunday, MD
coach attached.
ll:1o p. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily Except sar'
dayl, connecting for Weldon. W.
mlnston, Charleston, t0tun0!i' Nv
gtista. and savannah. Pullman >.'ct
ing-car for Wilmington aid Tie s"u'-'
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
$40 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily texcrp; M.n-
day., connecting With R!chtnohd'
ercksburg and Potomac rsltLo~r ~.
all points North. EaI. aud "rs.. s'oi'
only 4: Manchester Ar! th1strT.
1850 A. ~, FREIGHrTRAIN daily tcNcrp' '"'-
dayl with passenger Cosch attached
ll:55 A. NJ, ALTON TEAM dali! tct'
cept Sunday WIKI passenger COACH A.
tached. ~
$3.50 T. IL. FREIGHT TRAIN daily texcepi S9e-
dsy), with passenger coach asiseite..
$50 r. A. THROUGH Man. daily, cohhesuaf
with Richmond, Fredericksburg -"
Potomac railroad fnr all points LssH
and West. Also, making close ceh ny
ton with the Chesapeake aud 'L'SS
railroad ior the S!rgin!s springs aHU
all points North and West. ms ua.-
stops only 1T Manchester aud tacs 's'
Passengers for Clover Hun eonness 81 ! hrs.u'
daily Except Suaday) by taking the i:l3 T. NJ san
ALL TRAINS leaving fe.essbu VIII start '''~
the AppeRsattox dsOos. ,,pN
:, EXCURSION TRAIN a, . A. II. and a:3o l. ~
ans A. SHAW, Superintendent
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Old Sl.-AnOilaer Story.
From the Raleigh Observer

From the Raleigh Observer
Mcssrs. Editors: The writer is 10th to
spoil the foregoing sensational sketch OF a
friends early career. 1.-THE one we recent
~ copied from the Wytheyille Dispatch
1t reads well. When a young man, by dint
OF industry and perseverance, rises supe-
rior to the unfavorable circumstances that
surround him, and elevates himself to an
exalted position among his fellows, the
story of his early struggles always interests
and pleases us. But when the case is Diff
ferent, and ones youth was more or less
blest with the SMILES Of fortune, there is
not much relish to a cultivated nature in
the kind of biography we have above: .
"Eight years ago" Samuel W. Small
graduated with distinction at Emory and
Henry College, Virginia. Lie is the son OF
prominent citizen of New Orleans, La,
and, l presume, from the way Sam. pulled
the old gentleman's purse-strings, by no
means poor man. The writer at that time
was Soph at the same institution, and
knew Mr.. Small as q young gentleman OF
accomplished manners, brilliant talents, and
great promise. His inexhaustible fund OF
humor, added to q winning power in cou-
versation, made him a general 'fayorite,
and there is no boy in the South who
was at college with him who fails to
remember Sam. Small, the tall, hand
some, well-dressed boy Of. nineteen, in
whom both Faculty and students recog'
nized the fire Of genius. His rare and yer.
snt,IA store OF knowledge. nc "ol as his
success in his classes, was matter Of sur
prise to his friends. The midnight lamp"
textbooks, and Sam. Small were essentially
opposed to anything like combination.
His ready and well-merited success in his
chosen profession, and especially as a hui
morist, does not astonish his friends. He
has undoubted ability. and his future emf.
hence is merely question of time. write
this merely to show that my friend was
never tramp printer, without clothes.
without friends, and without money, as the
editor OF the Wytheyille Dispatch would
have the public believe. o..
Possibly it may have been one Of Sans
tricks during summer vacation to "play
off" on the editor in this manner. "OlG
ST" could have sustained the part admira
bly, throughout. --.----
II such be the case, Z hope Sans success:
in life may be rs complete as the above
sketch shows this little episode to have
been. f. f. G..
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Circuses are becoming searcer every year,
but "equescurrielums' - aud other canvas
shows with long names are increasing in
number; and as these have clowns and
kicking mules and odd jokes attached, the
small boy never distinguishes the difference.
Jonghnes is q brute. He says the differ
ence between his wiie now and before lie
married her.si simply one OF sound. he
explains that before he M, rried her she was
jqysui, and now she Ia taY.ipll. 4, ss 1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-07
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THE VALUABLE BRICK RESIDENCE
4 5l1GRACE STREET. BETWEEN FIFTH
All, SIXTH STREETS, FOR SALE BY AUG
T10N-By request of the owners s,, we WI WI se q
Of June. at 5 o'clock p. NJ, the truly desirable
RESIDENCE long occupied by the late Corbin
Warwick. situated as above.
There are thirteen rooms In the main building;
five rooms including kitchen and servants apart
ments) In the wing; hot and cold baths, fine wine
vault and cellar; stable and carriage-house, &C.,
&C.: all in thorough repair.
The house is admirably planned, with Emo dry
basement large and hlgh-pitched rooms wide halls
and stalrways. and Is finished throughout In the
best manner so that to-day there are few houses OF
It's size combining much substantial comfort and
completeness of arrangement.
The location Is confeSsadly one OF the best In tile
city, beng In the most delightful part of Grace
street, and near 10 business.
MANTELS, sculpturcd in bas-relief, with allegori,
cal figures, fruits and flowers. They were imported
from Italy, and really beautiful as works OF art
They will be sold after the house. Also, two CHAN
DELIERS and three MIRRORS.
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
hucttOneerS.
P.S-Persons visiting to gee The house can do go
nv apDlyinp TO us. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
10 ! Auctioneers
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AND DANVILLE RAIL
IL ROAD COMPANY.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFEHN
SUNDAY, JUNE 9,187S.

THROUGH MkIL TRAIN DAILY.
Burkevi!le 4o4 P; NJ. sn!n-
SOB Z. NJ. Greensboro 1905
T. n, Salisbury 1853 p b.:
No. 2-245 A. NJ. leaves Charlotte: arrives at
Salisbury 1863 A; b.: Greens.
S., ...t. $50 A. ~. su,herIln's 0:42
A. NJ, Burkcvil!e 1:l2 z. NJ,
and Richmond 3:43 Z. NJ.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.
No. 3-11:15 2. ~, Leaves RicnmonG; arrives a,
vile 1928 4. d., Greensboro
9:l5 A. NJ. Salisbury l1:0l 4.
- NJ. and Charlotte 1910 p. N.
We. 4-4:l5 z. NJ, leaves Charlotte: arrives at
S Sa4s, 7:s5 5;4 Z + a NJ b SrsgIs
9:31 T. NJ. kurkevile 2:2S A.
NJ, and Richmond A NJ.
Trains nos. l and viii stop 1T al stations and
make close connection 1T Burkcyllle with the Alan-
vile. Lyncnburg, and all southwestern points. At
Sulheilins with the Milton and Suthern Narrow
the Virginia Midland railroad. At Greensboro with
the Northwestern North Carolina ratroad for Salem
S W'h xrn anG % Hlr A. Lns a
with Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta railroad To
and from all points North and South.
Trains Nos. 8 and will connect nc Richmond GO
Ing North and South with the Richmond, Frc'!e.
ricksbure and Potomac railroad for Washington
nns p"s tS ha MS or III In9 no Tn Wc a.
Dundee with Virginia Midland railroad 10 AMI
from Washington and all points North aud West.
At Greensboro with thu North Carolina railroad
TO and from Raleigh and GoGsboru'. and in:er-
mediate points. At Sa ishlry with the Western
North Carolina railroad. These trains rum daily
on Richmond and I)anville railroad and connect
above, except going north on Sunday morning ana
going south Monday morning. Trains making this
connection run daily on Richmond. Fredercas-
burg and Potomac and chesapeake and Ohio rai!-
roads except Sunday.
Trains on the n. w. N. c. railroad run between
Greensboro and Salem daily except sunday.
Pullman palace drawng-foom and sleeping-cars
run OH trains Nos. ! and 2 between Richmond
and Atlanta. and OH Nos. and bebetwcen Rici:-
mond and Charlotte, and between Washington, DAN
vile, Charlotte, and Augusta
Tickets sold to all southern and south
points, and baggage checked through.
Local tickets are good only for c0ntlnnous asssze
between the points named on the tickets. no lay
over checks will he given.
Z. ". +. TALCDTT,
General Superintendent.
JOHN r. MACAURDo, Geueral Passenger Agent.
ir
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pntlasephy. and d. Fact.
neral sherman Is t I n, reporfed in q re.

General Sherman is u Us reported IN re-
cent address:
aThere are such things as abstract right
aud abstract wrong, and when history II
written human actions must take their place
In one or the other category. We claim
that in the great civil war we OF the ma
tionai Union army were right and our adj
yersaries wrong. And no special pleading,
no excuses, no personal motives, however
pure and specious, can change this, the
verdict Of the war"
General Sherman is hardly the person to
deliver the verdict OF abstract, wrong or
right, in the matter OF the late war be-
tween the States. He and his family are
too intimately connected with and inter-
ested In the results OF that conflict to be
taken as impartial historians or valid
Judges. 1t would be very strange that
the General and his kinsmen did not
take this view, and assert the claim they
do. But the verdict OF the war is to
be made by future ages and future
men. How will It fare then with Sher-
man and Grant on the one side and Lee and
jackson on the other? We cannot tell, but,
Judging from what is happening now, we
should not wonder il the cause that was
beaten dows by mere avoirdupois would be
rescued and preserved as something worthy
Oh remembrance auu duSStloh. Ia VIC al .
to believe the New York Times, that cause
has been already won In the forum Of rsa-
son and by the judgment of q ma
iority OF the people OF the United
States. We of the South might be
too modest or too polite to make such
a claim, but when paper like The lfmeS
admits that the South has gained in peace
far more than she lost in war, perhaps Gene
raj Sherman may stop moment to consider
the relative value of philosophy and fact.
His reasoning, from an interested stand
point, may be as shapely as possible, but it
may also be lacking in the important ele-
ment OF substantially. Ii it be true, as the
Times asserts most emphatically, that
the South has triumphed in peace, What
need she care about who happened to
triumph in war? The moral victory Is
the great one at last. The Hungarians were
cruelty .overpowered by Austria and Rus
sia, but they have gained by diplomacy and
the revenges of time all they lost by battle.
Andrassy, who now dictates the policy OF
Austria and thrusts the sharpest thorn in
the side OF Russia, is Hungarian. Little
do the Hungarians care what the mere mil
itary martinets OF Austria think Of the cause
OF 1S4S solong as they hold the choice fruits
of it in 1878.
The South is perfectly willing to leave
her old cause in the hands OF the future,
Her new cause is very prosperous, despite
of the Shermans and all their Works.-A@-
T,tstQ (Gd.) COnStituti0ndtiSt.
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOnccrs,
No. 4 Eleventh street.

TWO BR1CK-AND-FRAME DWELL
J. INGS ON MOSBY STREET NEAR EENA-
BILE. AND ONE FRA%1E HOUSE ON NESABl.E
STREET, NORTH SIDE, OPPOSITE THE STORE
OF THE MESSRS. HORnBROTHERS, FOR SAL E
AT AUCTION.-We will sell at auction, on the
premises, on MONDAY the 10th of June. Mt 5
O'Clock =. NJ, the three FRAME HOUSES located
as above described; the TWO on Mcsby street being
nearly new AMI IN good repair, with well Of good
water on the lot. The lots have good fronts and
Venable street has five rooms: now occupied by Mr..
Mccarthy is in very good order. The lot fronts
80 feet and runs back II feet This house may be
converted into Il store and dwelling.
TERMS: One fourth cash; the balance at four,
eight and twelve months. for negotiable notes. IN
tcrest added and secured by 4 trust deed.
GRUBBS l. WILLIAMS,
jeG AuctCncCrS.
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by Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Aucti0necrS.
I1l3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4 TRACT
~ OF LAND. CONTAINING 634 ACRES, on
THE DARByTOWN ROAD. ABOUT EIG Fl 7
MILES BELOW THE CITY OF RICHMOND. IN
HENRICO COUNTY. BY .AUCTlON.-By Virtue
Of three DEGREES OF the Circuit Court Of Heurico
county, pronounced on the 9Th day of September,
1870, the l9Ih day Of June, 1876 and the III day
of May. 1878, In the suit OF Martin and mife ~.
Taylor aud others, the undersigned. special commits
.ioner thereby appointed, will sell by auction. at
Hcnrlco County courthouse, on MONDAY the 10th
day of june. 1878, ut ~ O'Clock 81. THAT being
court-day), the above-named FARM. formerly the
property OF Archer Taylor. deceased containing by
late survey SIXTY-THREE AND THREE-QUAR-
TER ACRES. This land lies well on both Sides Of
the Darbytoun road, on which there are several
small houses part OF this land Is cleared and the
balance in wood, and will be sold IN parcels, If de-
sired. to suit the wants OF purchasers.
TERMS: Enough in cash to dofray the expense of
suit and sale the balance credit Of six and
twelve months, the purchaser executing bonds, with
interest added for the deferred payments, and the
title TO be retained until the whole purchase
Is paid and a conveyance Is ordered by the court.
JOHN n. DAVIS,
je3 Special Commissioner.
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BY Frank J. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent, Auctioneer. and Notary Public,
No. 02l Hull street, Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE COR NER OF STOCK
TON AND THIRTEENTH STREETS, IN THE
CITY OF MANCHESTER. FA.-By virtue Of Il
decree of the Hastings Court for the city OF Man
the case of Fisher & Elan against Amos et ais. and
G.. NJ. Amos ct ais. against Taylor L Sampson
The corner OF Stockton and ThirIcenih streets, on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF June. 1878. at 5
O'Clock u. d.. the FRAME DWELLING situated rs
above, on a handsome lot fronting 1875 feet on
Thirteenth street and now occupied by G.. NJ. Amos;
located in Il very healthy and desirable ncighbor-
hood, which Is rapidly building up.
TERMS: For cash as to so much OF purchase
money rs may be necessary to pay The lien Of j. r.
Archer and costs of sale. amounting TO about 1910
and tho balance upon Il credit of six AMI twelve
months, for negotiable notes, with interest from day
of SALE and title retained until a OF the purchase
money is fully raid.
DAVID T.. PULLIAM.
GEORGE III. BURWELL. .
IL Aids Special Commissioners.
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BY 9rubbS u Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioaccr..
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets

TH7HE HANDSOME GRANITE-FRONT
i DOUBLE-sTORE TENEMENT. Nos. 5l4
AND Sic, ON THE NORTH SIDE OF BROAD
BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH STREETS. At
ATICTION-On MONDAY, 18th June III O'Clock
T.. NJ. we Will sell by auction, upon the premises,
The PROPERTY above referred 10. occupied by
Messrs. William II. Tatum, Gardner e Brother.
Wigand. and Others. There i fnc basement cX
tending the whole length of the building: on the
main floor TWO NICE STORES, and Il private en-
trance to the upper part: and above there are sl,-
teen rooms besides closets, with all modern conyt-
nienoes. &c, &c. The whole IS finished in nice vie,
and is IN good order. In the yard there Is Il brick
kitchen and two framed stables. The property
fronts 81 feet and runs back 10 wide, paved alley
In the rear.
The situation OF this property on the LEST part nj
Broad street and near 10 the Second Market makes
IL exceedingly desirable for business purposes. and
It's arrangement is the best possible for yielding in
come. It's present. rental even now being above
$4,000 so that few, II any. pieces OF property now
In the market equal II rSt-caSs invest
ment Property of such value is rarely offered for
sala.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at six. twelve,
aud eighteen months. for notes, with interest added,
and secured by trust deed
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
les AIciouctrs.
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Ey j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and AuctionccT,
lib Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE
i AND LOT ON GRAHAM STREET, ROCK
ETTS.-By virtue of Il deed of trust dated May 20,
1877. executed by Elizabeth Roberts to The under
signed trustee, and recorded in The Terrico County
Court, ID. b. SO. p. 40. and being required on ac-
count of default in payment of the negotiable note
therein secured. ! viii sell. on The promises, on
JUNE 10. 1878 tMUSDAIj. at q O'clock i. NJ,
the said REAL ESTATE. described in said deed as
follows: "All that lot of land lying and being IN
the county OF llenricO and town of Fulton, and
bounded rs follows-tO wit, being on The south line
of Graham street at point distant 80 feet east OF
Gillian street, thence running eastwardly along
Graham street and fronting thereon 90 feet. and
running back between parallel lines 10 feet 10 an
alley In common 10 feet wide.''
TERMS: Cash to expenses of sale and $3.50
with interest thereon frolE May rs, 1878 and resi-
due Is will he announced at sale.
l.. Z. BROWN, Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROWN. Auctioneer. ir3
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AusrTgOH Sales.--future nsys.
BY Trunk ID. Hin,
Renl Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
11OS Main street.

BUILDING LOTS ON TWELFTH BE-
ID TWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS,
AND ADJOINING THE NEW NORMAL SCHOOL
BUILDING. on TWELFTH STREET, AT A NC
TION.-On WEDNESDAY. June 18th, at o'clock
=. NJ, on the premises, will sell S6x132 FEET
OF GROUND on the east side OF Twelfth street, as
above, commencing 100 feet from the corner OF
Clay and Twelfth streets.
These lots are centrally located and suitable for
sites for dwellings, which would pay TO be erected
in this locality. convenient 10 the business centre
OF the cty.
twelve months. - .
VIII be sold very cheap. FRANK ID. HILL.
lie AuctiOneer
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BY Robert 3. LYME,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

rtNRUSTEE'S SALE OF a NICE LOT
L FRONTING THIRTY FEET ON THE WEST
LINE OF SEVENTH NEAR BAKER STREET,
NAVY HILL, WITH A SMALL FRAME HOUSE
WITH THREE ROOMS THEREON, AT AUG
TION.-In execution Of certain deed Of trust from
Philip Fleet to the undersigned as trustee, dated
June 2. 1877, and duly recorded In Richmond
Chanccry Court, D. 3. ITO A. page 400, will offer
for sale. upon the premises, on THURSDAY, June
IS, 1878, at O'Clock L. NJ being required so to do
by the holder of the note secured thereby. default
having been made in the payment of the same. the
utcd in such a rapidly improving ncishDorhood.
should command attention.
TERMS Cash as 10 expenses OF sale and TO pay
off note Of $50, with cost. interesrs&c, thereon;
balance upon terms to be given at sale.
ie7 r. A. MEAGHER. Trustee
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by Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOncerS.
lll3 Main street.

A VALUABLE TWO-STORY FRAME
n DWELLING AND LOT. ON THE EAST
SIDE OF THIRTIETH STREET BETWEEN
MARSHALL AND CLAY STREETS, FOR SALE
BY AUCTION.-At The request of the owner, Dir.
John Marshall, we shall sell by auction. on the pre-
misses, on MONDAY the 10Th diy OF June, 1878, at
6 O'Clock p. NJ, his valuable TWo-STORY FRAME
DWELLING, with five rooms, kitchen, and LOT
32Hx120 feet, with an alley In the rear "a feet
wide, located as above. The owner being deter
mined to sell, bargain may be expected.
TERMS One third cash; balance In six and twelve
months, negotiable notes given for the deferred pay
monls, with interest added. and secured by decd
Of trust. RICHARDSON & Co,
ip7 huctiOnerrs
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GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auc,ionsers

BEAUTIFUL BUILDING, J. o T ON
ID GRACE STREET BETWEEN TWENTY
on FRIDAY, 7th Of June. 1878, Immediately after
the above sale for Louis W. Pizzini Irnstee we VIII
sell at auction shat beautiful BUILDING LOT sitil-
ated as above, fronting 80 feet the north line OF
Grace street and running back $50 feet to good'
paved alley.
te4 Auci0neers.