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Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-31

LADIES find it their best friend 1t assuages tn,
pain to which they are peculiarly subject
notably tulness and pressure in the head, nausea
yer igo, &c. 1t prompt y ameliorates and per
manently heals all kinds of imGiammat ions
and UlceratiOnS. Our Toilet SOaD to
bathing, and Toilet Cream tor the skin am
complexion have proven OF lnestimable aayan
tage to ladies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-04

has been made on personal property IN hicn-
mond County.
CAsrLEToN- to the numerous Dnrg 9Iaand
committed ON the north shore of Staten lsand
within the last two monthst the residents propose 10
organize a volunteer night patrol
w-BRIGHToN.-The tax levied by the boaru OIL
Trustees of New-Brighton for the present Re nn
ia acknowledpcd to have been collected.
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
YoNKERs.-WIlliam McGrath, Who swndied n
number of the residents of Yonkers shor, tiine
ago and was arrested IN New-York last week. mas
pTofessed that his real name is Michael o. Mlnion.
He saws that he served as an Alderman III Boston
for two years.
WnfrF PIAINs.-The sut OF George olPnrII.t
against Jonathan Bavliss for on aggravated assault
and battery, was tried before Judge Dyknlan u.
White Plains yesterday. While patrolilng ms pea
Bayliss found Olphert asleep on rays s'YoP anu
wound. The jury rendered verdict III laFor oi
the plaintiff for $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-04
RorFsrs AGAINST SUGAR DUTIES.

Considerable feeling seems still TO exist among
he sugar importers because Of the recent order OF
the Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Mr. French
In relation 10 the testing and the assessment OF
dr,ies. IL was claimed by the sugar importers
Yesterday that duties pad been levied by the polar
;scope test and that sugars which should have PAID
0 cents pound duty had been raised 70 "a cents
- with the % per cent added protests
p'i,"t snch discrimination have been forwarded 10
the Secretary of the Treasury On TIE GROUND In%l
III ~ .,nser .v,sliuQ laws The importers further
nrots AGAINST the use of thc poiaIiscope as means
- fhe Dutch standard oi colois oil sugars
i, Is believed fhat test cases VIII soon DC o'o"s"'
IL. - AIIILi..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-04
.1.1cInr rnoM pEsPoNpENCY.

svoung man called at the Office of Coroner INNS
r. r,ookIyn Yesterday. and Informed him That /.
LOGGER. a tobacco dealer at Broadway ana Ma'd'h-
lane. this city, had committed suicide by hanging
At his home, No 443 Pacc-s rs CorG G i'm Su n'
10 - to1av Al Mr.. LOezeIs house, when Is
4ree-s,ory brick, 10 information IN regard 10 Inc
suicide could be obtained An oiSeS %, ,Ie
Stieoi III "a make an nyestiga ton, was not allowed
CaDpoSl, he bonse. Ii was learned. however. that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-04
MrRnERous AssAuLTs Isl RROOKLYN.


rrOBABiY FATAL AIFEAY ~ A sAL0oN-AN OLD
MANS INJUmrS RESULTING ~ DEATH.
Aprobably fatal anray occurred early yesterday
morning in the lagcrbcer saloon OF John Brurck, ri
no $50 Hamilton-aye.. Brooklyn. As nearly as
could be asceriaincd by Captain Reilly, of the Ven
Brnnt street Police. the facts are that about 12:5O
o'clock Robert Stewart age twenty-one, plumber,
Of No $50 Court-st., James Reardon, aee twenty
two, of No. 3OJ Hamilton-ave.. and Robert Brown.
ngc twentv-thrce of No. G3S icSs-st., entered the
saloon, and Stew art asked Bernard Braeck, son Of
The proprietor. who was acting o. barkeeper, II he
Stewart was good for three drinks" Brucck re-
Piled I'm the negative, and the three men went out
They returned almost Immediately, however, and
drank at Browns expense. Stewart was evidently.
ipcensed at Young Bruccs refusal TO trust him.
and when he had drunk his beer he hurled the glass
nj the barkeeper. Ii missed the mark, and Stiack
n mirror behind the bar. Brueck seized loaded
I.vnlVer and handed IL 20 his father. who had just
come in. The latter pointed the pistol al stewart
and told him To retire. lie went out win brown.
Iut K.ardon remained. Brown and Stewart soon
came back and drank again, and stewart Tor the
second time threw his glass at young Brueck. IL
failed to strike HIM. bat wounded ReaTdon IN
TIC face Young Brucck theIcupOn aimed the re-
Volver at Steward and nIed. The shot took effect
IL stewards ught breast, and he Tell 10 the hoOg
Several Officers soon arrived. and Stewart was taken
10 me Long Island College Hospital. At first ho
denied that he knew who shot him, Int later he
identified Brueck as his assailanf. The physicians
believe that the bail penetrated some vital part OF
fhe body and that Stewards recovery Is impossible.
Erncck and his father were arrested, and Reardon,
Irown and a man named Holmes, who was IN the
saloon were detained as witnesses. Justice Ferry
Yesterday held them to await the result OF stewart
Injuries. Coroner Sinims visited the hospital 81 10
a. IN. to take Stewart aute-mOTtcm statement, hut
The wounded man was found to DC IN u state of de-
lIuull.
Waller Dixon. are siXtv-eight. who keeps saloon
at Thir,l-avc and Ihirty-Sevcuti-st Brooklyn, had
n quarrel late Wednesday night with George Ne
Gee and ordered the latter out OF Ls house. lhe
dispute was continued on the sidewalks. and McGee
sirnck Dixon two severe blows one IN the lace and
one In the stomach. The old man became uncon-
tcious and continued In that condition Tor an hour
NcGe, was arrested on a charge OF assault lester-
daV morning. however, Dixon died from his
Injuries lie was formerly pilot IN the employ OF
The Fulton Ferry Company. McGee Is homeless
man and was arrested IN a stable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-04
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE INCOMPLETE COAL COMBINATION

THE INCOMPLETE COAL COMBINATION.
EBE OFFICERS or TIE LEHGH VALLEY AND lhE
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANIES STILL DE-
CLINE TO SIGN THE AGREEMENT.
Despite the fact that an agreement has been
signed by all the coal companies except two. the
establishment of a combination remains only a re-
mole possibility. The agreement was submitted
yesterday to the officers of the Lehilh Valley aud
the Pennsylvania Railroad Companies. 1t
was not signed by them Mr. IinChast
receiver OF the Lehich and Wkesbarre Com
pany. who has been an earnest advocate of the
combination. admitted yesterday that he did not
expect the Pennsylvania Railroad to sign the COM
pact. He considered the refusal by that company
of little Importance. on account OF the small output
81 reprcsented. final decision had not been given
by the Lehigh Valley Company. Judge Lathrop,
receiver of the Central Railroad OF NewJrrsey said
that Mr.. Packer, of the Lehigh Valley Company,
who was in this city yesterday. had promised HIM
60 call meeting OF the eompanys Operations "S
which his action would be governed
b. officers OF other companies, ana by opr-
ators generally, the accomplishment OF JnS sem, u
was looked upon yesterday as extremely d"ubilnl.
President Hoyt OF the Pennsylvania Coal Company,
taid that il the compact should BE- approved ~ me
companies which had not yet signed, u was hNely
t. prove an Idle agreement. he ucciatSo t.a' u"
FIRST refusal to restrict production under tho piv-
visions Of the agreement would rcs1l IN Inc N.l'r
overthrow of the combination. Lafh company WIS
entitled bv the agreement Ia one ballot, and 10 Te-
etricf the pTnduc ion twO-tETds vote OF the COM
p1nies was required. II the necessary vote could
not he obtained. the companies who had been IN
favor of restriction would bc forced proha .l, TO
sall their coal at prices below those agreed ugon
The market would he then, he thought IN at
least rs bad a condition as ~ present.
I'm anticipation of the adoption OF the agreement,
a. Ielirh and Nilkesbarfe the Reading. and the
Delaware. Lackawanua and Western Companies
Yesterday advanced their circular prices Aout -
cents ;ou. NJ Niikesbarc Company took ne
initiative and President Gowen. of the Reading, ter
ecrapled from Philadelphia that hls company would
follow the advance. He circular prices OF the
Delaware Iackawanna srd Western Company are !:
Steamer aud gate. - 40; scg, - 90; stove
So - and chestnut, s. 30. Tie other companies
made 10 ch ncc in their prices. OH ers of The Del
aware and Hudson, the Leiich Valley, and tine
Iennsylyana Companies said shat. until tie agree
mcnt was made effective. they saw no reason io4 am
advance m price. They expressed a desire FOL
higher nricrs for coal. hut said shat AZ advance
must be real before they could consent 10 put up
their rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-04
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUrs. o.
2ls BROADWAY
9a.m.87e Noon. 80. y. m. 81. Midnight OS''
Highest during the dav. 81. Lowest 90.
AYerage. 724s. same DAY, 1875. 6OIs1
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Nsr- York Hotel-SDealker Samuel j. Randall. OF
and John O. Hazard. OF Neworeans
Brevoorf Charles ancis Adams Jr Of Massashu
setts rim AgeAuf Io 1.-The Hon. Hamilton Mar. OF
Belmont n. " General George = OF sar'toga
J. OF tenesee. n. ~ " dsoT 5fvltt
Judge George r. ComsiOck. Of heropoittiH
Hotei-P T. Barnum. bridgeport Comm, and Genera ~
y. w.. Grand nirdt ioet-
Congressman Thomas Ryso Of ,otet1dn H2s te
H. q Stedman GHseg YlJuse- Clay ton MMlchael OF l-
deluh,a 81 Jruaes H0si-Jndge Henls Green oi rem,
sylyana .....Astor HOusv-GeOrge f. B9sAinsoi Om'eu
states Consul at Klngstug, jamaica
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-04
riARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAc.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
,., coOt sum act. " b.ss Clock slow J I'm. 1es
1oor 7.34 Noon souths 2S2 Moons age days,lb
'" ul.d WATER TD-DAY-A. ~
Uoor GOV. fslluI lO:tOl Beu B1to-- V.o!
' uf.I WATER TJ.DNi--P. a.
sandy Hook, lOi GOV IslanI 1886 Hell Gate O'-s
e,,, -.so. 40, sun acts - $50 Clock slow I'm 3fs
Moon riscs s.lS Moon sOuths $50 Moons age dhys1o
ulgu WATER srNnAY-A " ~.
Sandy Uook IO.3G GOV Island .11:2l Hell Oate o''o
HIGH WATER 81 SpAY ~ y .,.,o
SANDY uook l .OjI GOV Island lt.4l Hen GAte liO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-04
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

OFFICE OF TIE LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR THIRD DIsTRIcT
TONPEivsyIlLF. y. Y. Oct 3. 1879.
Execution Rocks Long land Sound-remuorary susDen-
sion of Fog and after TUESDAY next. the I'm INST,
nfi notice signal AZ Execution Rocks Light
hn.e Long Islnd sound will he undergoing repairs Dur
the trumpet" an Anderson log morn VIII be
onerated as a substitute IN foggy weftler
j. NJ. g. CLIIZ, Commodore e. :. ",
Lighthouse INSPECTOR Third District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-04

Erickson Oe Ioorp Sophie Fekra Hiram. Transatanno'
Ogr: 2d INST Eda. Alex Marshall. MeIwanlee tfanles'
Thorn OIoamn the Lizard; sd Inst Vaie' Nor
ElyerhOi cyprus. Equator, Exile
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-04

WNCHEsTFR's HYPoPHOsPHfTEs
WIN cure Consumption Coughs Bronchitls Debility go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-04
AnOuncemeDtAI


WINCHEsTER's HYPoPHOsPHTEs
win cure Consumption. Coughs Bronchitis peohy GO
For house-cleaning there Is nothing 80 eiIec-
tual and PYLEs PEARNE Sold by al gOcors
Cholera infiintum almost Immediately ana
Doaitiyelv the UOINAN PAP These are no ui"
words. Consultations SB2 broadway above lflhsI
The wholesale burglaries in Westchester
County won have impossible had The honse been pi
eIlv protected with Holmes Burglar Alarm Telegraph DO
Broadway.
No danger of making drukards by RICH
ARDS TrrToTAL ToNIc-g6od Tor body and BRAIN
You may buy n lottery ticket with the al
most positive assurance Of drawing blank but the purchase
Of one Of KNoxs Fail OF PeItemens hats VIII receive
a prize that will be admiration OF everybody 2l2 Bro~a'
way, and Fifth Avenue Hotel
The weakest cOnsumptive gets strength with
tho first dose OF RICHARDS IEEfoTAL TONIC
Bakers Chocolate. so noted for its nufritive,
urary qualities hardly needs further IN
awards Tor ats excellence az the
exhibitions In this country ana Europe tiAi Is AL
needed 10 convince anyone OF its gIt4t mtr-
For brain and nerves no other remedy is so
sale and sure as RcHARDs iEEIofAL TONIC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-04

For house-cleaning there is nothing 80 eifec-
tual and cheap as JAMES PYEs sold by ali grocors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-04
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-04
DISAPPEARANCE OF A MERCHANT.
ANXIETY OF HIS CRsDITORs-AMOUNT OF u
PAID DEBTS.

ANXIETY OF HIS RsDITORs-AMOUNr OF IN
PAID DEBTS.
+. H. Hempel dealer in millinery goods and
trimmed hats. AT No. 450 Broome-st.. has Gisap-
reared from ms place of business. leaving $4,000
in uppaid debts behind and his creditors have EN-
ployed detectives TO search for him On Saturday
morning this notice appeared on the door of his
store: CLOSED in consequence of death IN the
family" The place has remained closed ever since
aud the creditors arr anXiously searching Tor Mr
Hempel, but without success. .
lie came 10 New-lOfk in July, from Memphis
where he had been IN the collar business, ana
opened this millinery store. To the trade ne
stated that he had $1,000 cash, and ex-
prcted to receive $4,000 OF $1,000 more
as soon as his business was set ed IN Mem
nhs. He was very sc tlemahN III appearance
and was about thirtv-ive years old. At FIRST he
made all his purchases with cash, but gradually
unnamed an excellent ten days credit when WAS
Later increased to thirty days. tie often met H.
bills TWO weeks before the y were due re laci
that he had no aIk account was reported at length
ana the suspicion OF the merchants was aroused.
Nearly all the large houses in bls line oi trade are
credit nrs among Them being C. A Auiimoldt ~ Co.,
- 200: DreytuS. kOhu n Co.. 5000; Luck"meNer
Knuotn & Co., Hamil X Booth. $500; j. Ersiline N
$500: Herman & Wall, Ball & Ray, NJ. ). Hey
man & sous Joseph FucdmIn, 500; Hodges
Hnsey & Co. 5000; y. Erlanger, 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-04
INFLAMMATI0NS.

BONDS EXTRACT relieves and arrests In
nammatl0ns IN BRUISES. Ct - d -LOCAI.
FD JOINI~. sPKAIN1, CO. aHDlE &C
PoNDS bXTRAcT Fl RSs icn Esy; Ie gS&
NEURALGIA, SC
DONTS EXTRACT should be applied with
1 cofn- Tor IN ~ AIATf-M. COT b, NAhICO-E
VEINS. IL never fa'ls 10 r. lCye, and general.
~ cures. n peTsisicd in t.e Toe.
DOND'S EXTRACT should De- inhaled and
i taken internally q yer direction, for sohi.
II SG-. SDf.. THROAT aas. aL lennlfAas .
Of NASAL PASSAGE. lii tJA L. &C., &c
Inhaler JDc.. Rubber, u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-04
DETAILING OFFICERS SETTLING UP.

John Carey tax collector of Norihfeld ;. l., who
disappeared in July last as alleged. with school
funds amounting 10 several hundred dollars and
VINO upon ms return to Staten Island few days
ago was arrested, has Effected settlement before
Justice johnson with his sureties and the school
Trustees bv giving security for the payment of the
amount of ms Indebtedness. EN-l AK Collector
James Devn has also succee led in effecting set
flement with the Port Richmond school trustees.
Aaum Climber schoOl-taX collector of SOuthheld.
who disappeared OH Friday last, taking with him.
IL il said, between $40 and $500 belonging 10 the
towr b,s moi YET been heard from. lie was one of
The bondsmen Of William Whchihan, another ex-
collector of the same town. who Is under indictment
fheref6,e mad 10 secure another bondsInan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-04

Cholera inffntum almost Immediately an
postyev cured nv the HOINAN Par. These are no u'
words. Consultations Tree S62 Broadway' ABOVE if1s"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-04

II. Herring, a physician of national repu-
tation, says; 9TH medicine comprises the var,
tues OF Aco1ite and Arnica. ana cont aims a tonic
property which renders ii immensely superior
10 both"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-04

No danger of making drukards by kICI
ARDS TrrToTAL Tonic good Tor body and BRAIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-04

DOND'S EXTRACT co. has also incOrpo
L rated tn principles Of Ponds Extract a nuns
Der II the most desirable articles for the sick
RnIn and Toll
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-20
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auclioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

AN ELEGANT PRIVATE RESI-
"A pENCE,- WITH LARGE GROUNDS At;
THE MOST DESIRABLE LOCALITIEs IN TILE
CITY. FOR SALE BY AuGTION:-We viii sell a.
public auction on WEDN ESDAY the 2eih+Hay OF
May. al 81 O'Clock p D., on the premises, ,zl2 west
Franklin street, the RESIDENCE OF GeBcral Brad
ley n. johnson. Deg. T., -; p. -! n
bic In the city. 1t fronts 1872 feet Of Franklin and
ITO on Madison street, with Rn-foot alley be-
contains n paror, Drawing Rom, library. and
eining-room, ali opening ints large hall In the
centre on the first door, hrp four Chambers
the second floor and three Oh the third large balls
opening the house from bossoni to top.
The basement contains sftchen, laundry. servants
hail. and servants chambers, The stable accommo-
oates for horses and lSo carriages. with servants
by furnace are in lie house The con: cryatory Is
commodiosls. aud VIII contain rs many plants as
any amateur Will desire. -. ,.- a..
The grounds are elegantly laid off and improved,
and are planted with i: lalr-e COLLECTION OF exotic
and foreign plants the greatest profusion CT rosts.
and other perenniaS. The shrubbcry Is the raress
There Is a fincYclection Of grarei, some of which
for tlhs place.
There is perfect underground drainage Grace
street, the. wafer arrangements. having been per-
fected regardless or cost '' .'''' '
We will show The property 10 any one DESTROYS: OF
purchasing MP to the day Of sale II VIII be sold ~
rest in ono, two, and three years or upon shorter
crsditss as the purchaser may tieet: 49, 80 ~
100 G.1n9ui' - LIZ -! Auctiomcers!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-20
nnst ii. wheas.

Editors Dispatch I heard te,.tiays ina, ma;
che rust had made ats appearance NAG nay
almost said its annual t lss
whcat. " tsS s. -; 80,
Allow me- to suggest an expeIl!n l.,.ss
sshlch. Ii 1t shall not prove az" az,
eertain ~ result 10 some uenenl V ~ w
sands hereabonts md on tide,Wa.ss;, aau
siIs INST very little any Woutat az au.
wise tie sowing of line'--caF bonase OF ny.
drat Cat the rate OF one or TWO pusns's
e,sr acre ON am acre or two, 10 atternate
xt,i ne. So as 30 show the elect, II there pe
any. i ,,,: ,,as,, !, tr;od h,,t
ii ncsnrs 10 mo 1t may have good effect; -
Know hy actuai experience that, sowed Oh !,
fha single roof OF $n old house covered
with moss, twill clean II. off entirely !; ana
1 do not see why should not faye an equal 2,
eject OF, the fungus that forms what we :. eau
rust, AT all events, it will cost put lille I'LL
time and less money to make Inc eApeir
rnent- and 1t can do no harm.
lei, the man who soTs 1t grease nis nanu nus
arrns. and face to keep The lime from pnfn-
ING him. and let him SOW. ,osth, not against
she wind; and II he can, let him do IL on
the dew, and let him put on Inc meanest
clothes he has. Ohp Z Ah t'"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-20

Neariy all The tragedies contain the excia,
NATION q Never" uttered In bigh Key, anu
WITH the magni6cen,ly rolled. NOW .tle
word makes an audience giggle. ana nuase
each other with g hardly ever. IL Is inc
nnin;on O, Lester WaIlack that "Pina-
sarc ,, has cooked the goose Of tragedy for
the present, although, OF course, he never
used such language;
when a woman's eyes sparkle ana Der
face CLOVIS from the fire within, While her
foncue rolls off information about lgneo.ls
rocks and sfratiied rocks, siiufian rocSs
md cengIomerete rocks, OF caicerous rochs
and argiliaceous soil, II IS SAFE 10 say SIZE
,srs born in Boston, or at least has an uncle
s;yinc in Massachusetts. -Erie Herald.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-20
By Grnbbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers'
E,ovcntb street between Main and Bauk.

THE BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN RESI-.
DENCE AND GROUNDS ATTACHED; ~
SIDNEY. KNOWN AS "ARLINGTON,n Will IrL
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS OPPOSfrE
THERETO. AT AUCTION.-By request OF Mons.
SDiro ZcteHe we will sell by auction. upon the prem
ises on TUESDAY. 20h May, at 81 o'ciock pal:,
his beautiful residence, known as "ARIlNG1oN.
with the GROUNDS attached, embraciEg tue
souare OF ground bounded hy Hary1e. Garter,
Ritchir, and Wallace streets-390x267 2-l2 reel
The imrroyt consist Of heat ana we'll
arranged DWELLING i'll cottage style. WIN ao0ht
eight rooms. besides> out-buildings OF all xmas;
beautifully situated III grove of original OURS ana
hicko, les, and surrounded With choice flowers ana
shrubbery. There Is also 4 fine suDpy OF lrult-
trees Of many varieties, asparagus~oeds &c, &C,
aDd the situation is one OF the most elevated ana
attractive In all the suburbs Of the city. NO one
could well desire more charming home suflclenliy
convenient TO the city for busn ana yet ENJOY
inr the substan:i al comforts Of country life. .r.
Added 10 these inducements Is the colisloeranon
that ie property. being 50 near TO Inc CITY llmltS
and in The direct line Of The best improvements VIII
in few years crow to so q eat value tnaL Pun.
chase now made will not only secure pleasant
home, but be an investment which cannot 1all 10
prove unusually profitable. !!
rte: the above will be sold. whole or in par
Gels 10 suit purchasers, TIE FRONT ON HARElE
STREET OF THE SQUARE OPPOSITE to
:. ARLINGTOE." between Carter and Ritcme
streets-33Oxi3O feet These lots all lie beauti-
fully, and some Of them have handsome forest OAKS
near their front. Us.
ny.I5 a. irGI.a.'1 = % SCOT Auctloneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-20
BY Wellington Goddln, ,.
'' Peal Estate Agent and Aucti0nccr,
ooruer OF Eleventh AM, Bank Streets

commissioners, SALE OF y S7-1Oo
CACREs of La NIrIN TIE PLAN OF MOUNT
ERIN, on THE EAST SIDE OF TIE Wiz
LiAMSBURG TURNPIKE HALF y NILE Be
Low RlGHMOND.-Tiy virtue Of decree oftEe
Circuit C0urtot ,Henrico, entered on tic lenh OF
IEcernbcr, 1878, and Of another decree cllered on
ihe3ist of January. ! s77.. In the case,6f Wool
lk's.executors agans- Wo2!folk and ~, we shal
no suectll Commissioners thereby appointed pro
coed TO sell AZ public eueton atihy6fllce Of Wei.
Baiir Ind Eleventh slleets.in The CITY of Richmond
on TUESDAY the 27'h 9f1iaT; 1879; a. u 9cl9ek
M..the VALUABLE ASDATTRACIlfE LAND
located as above. containing 49S7-lOO ACRES OF
EXCELLENT FARMING ANDsaflcr reServtns
thcrefr6n oie-ttnili acre f4f a bnria-rrornd, and
Refinery Company. =.
For suburban residence. or for n urarket-garden,
this tract posse. ses many advantages. ~
TEESrS: One rliirG cash; balance at six and
twelve months, for negotiable notes. interest added,
and title retan d iii all OF the purchase s
fully paid and conveyance ordered by The Court.
'..~ Z. - sIS s.AA;sG i. IGAh7k.IkINGToS,
INV l6, ... ..,.sr.-.l...a Comm ssioners.