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All Honor 10 Captain Eads--.A Tribute
from One who Knows.
ESUUlA l. hSNo WA " ~~@S|
ESGISEER's OFFICE, Port EADs. La,
= JulV IL, 1879.


ESGISEEr,s OFFICE, Port EADs. La,
July 13, 1879. J
Editor of the Providence Daily journal 3
The interest Won have taken in the work
at the mouth OF the Mississippi river makes
it pleasure 10 me to inform you tnat we
have obtained that maximum channel re-
ouired by the law through the shoal lying
at the head OF the South Pass and through
the bar at its mourh-a nayi9able channel
OF 26 feet depth in the former place. and IN
the latter n channel 90 feet deep and 200 feet
wide at the bottom, with central depth OF
80 feet.
It was only about year ago, when, hay
ING the % feet as central depth through
the bar ut the mouth OF the Pass, was rash
enouch to publicly proclaim to the five hun.
ired distinguished alumni OF Brown UNI
yersity assembled at dinner on the campus
that we did not intend to leave this work
until we bad secured channel so feet deep
through the bar.
II NAV have sounded to many sceptlra
ones like brayado or the e&uberance 0! an
oyer-slnguine disposition; but scarcely q
wear has passed and the United States ~
specting Officer gives his certificate to the
Secretary of War that the 80 feet Is here, ana
that 80 feet is not found in tortunus chan
mel, winding among shoals and turning
sharp points, but it is straight and naviga-
ble, and the Great Eastern, with scarcely q
change OF point in her course, could travel
the two.and.a.halR miles through the bar.
Thisrcsult virtually finishes our work,
great part OF the working force is disband-
ed, and the work hereafter will consist in
the consolidation Of the sea ends OF the Jet
ties by the construction OF massive concrete
blocks and by palmetto crib-work thanking
it.
We think we have right to congratulate
ourselves in having successfully accomp.
lished this great undertaking, which, in
The increase OF depth secured, and in the
magnitude OF ills results commercjally,
: stands far in advance OF any work OF the
kind recorded in history.
The conditions existing, and the peculiar
nature Of the work to be done, especially at
the head Of the passes, has required Us to
grapple with the mightiest and yet the
most subtle Of natures forces. To find
ont how she wished to work has required
much close study and many discouraging
experiments. But the end is reached, the
channel obtained, and permanent work,
made more SO each year by nature herself,
stands rs an enduring monument to the
skill and genius OF the greatest civil engi.
neer of the United States.
Certainly. il Charles A. Hartly was
knishted by Queen Victoria for opening the
mouth OF the Danube to twenty feet, Anne
ricaus should place high upon the scroll OF
honor, for future generations to remember
with pride, the name of James B. Eads.
am, sir, yours truly,
E. L. CoRTHELL.
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New N0ToRs. There is at Lille, in
France, a quiet mechanic named Duprez.
he is to-day. after working at it for years.
exhibiting model Of his new motor. In
the approaching Scientific Exhibition OF
the Palais de PIndustrie at Paris he will
have, it Is positively asserted, little train
OF cars, propelled by q battery OF twelve
Bunsen cells. a.A cs ~ = ]
B 1t is asserted in London that a firm OF
German engineers have positively CON
structed an electrical railroad, with three
carriages capable OF carrying twenty per-
sons. and "a line soi rails. .220 yards long.
The train moves at the rate OF ten miles an
'hodr. The poWertis. derived from dyna-
mo,electFic machine, 1.-The current from
which is transmitted TO anot her .machine
which Wor Ks the train NeD York Evening
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sArLIaoAD Lsngs.
"a III a aHsa Ee
RIcuMoND, York RIVER AND CnEsrEAkEt
cCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
= TAKING EFFECT APRIL 2, 1879

THROUGH PASSENGER.
goo p M. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY. THURs
''oo "a DAY, and SATURDAY. Connecta 2
west Point With Steamer Hayana ~,
all points on York river and Bait
more. Arrives In Baltimore at a
h,..conncrts with rail.iines for Wash
inEton, Philadelphia, New York. Boz
Ton and all western points. Connect
49, at Richmond With trains on Richmond
and Petersburg and Chesapeake AM
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
aoAM. Leaves siehmond, moyDAY; WEB
s.oo A.. N Tuesday, THURSDAY, and SAT
wv q uRRDAY. Connects with steamer
ut west Point FOR river landings, Bal
tjmorc, and all Erestern po:Hts. Cen
meets al Richmond with trains on Rich
nond and Darville railroad, Richmopt
,.... and Petersburg, aaG Chesapeake ane
Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
oao p n. Leaves Richmond MONDAY. WE'D.
'''0 " NEsDAIY; and FR,DAY:
,o.on 4 mr. Arrives at Richmond TUESDAY!
$o'0' THURSDAY, and SATURDAY,. Con.
meets with trailIs on Richmond aht
Petersburg and Chesapeake and Oh1e
railroads. steamer Havana leaves Bal
t;n1ore from Pier 144 Light stree,
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRI.
trsins from Philadelphia, New York
and western points. and ut West tolai
with trains for Richmond sno Inc
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
s.osP N. arrives 1t Richmcud MONDAY, WED
" NESDAY, and FRIDAY; aud
5.3oP M.TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT.
jaw itRDAY. Connects with steamer vi
West Point from Baltimore. Coz
meets With RIcbnons and Danyil!e
Richmond aud Petersburg, and Cheez
peakc and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
1o.15A ~ Arrives at Richmond MOND A 7
ho'A' WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. Con-
meets with Richmond anC Pecers-
burg and Chesapeake and Ohis rail-
roads. -
M transfer of freight at Richmond TO or from
sonfha,T, POINTS Cars run through between Atahe
@i arsfni handling and dispatch, With lowest RATS
Through bills of lsding, win guaranteed re'e'
,,sned to I'll northern and we.tern polnl'. ~,
Thronrh tickets sold To all northern eastJfh' @n~
western points, and baggage checked th5oggh. m,
For tickcts apply ST General Railroad Ilcks1 ~.
Toe. 300 Main Street; at the Exchange Hotel aas
company's deoot, corner T1enty-taild anu ioos
streets, Richmond, va. ,, =. ,o-,,.o,a o,e
ma "a H. r. DOUGLAS sunarln.enae1.
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!. -1IIrcrI,o,lr,, ls,5AILE e.. DAYS.
ByW. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer'
office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
DY VIRTUE OF a DECREE 5Ea OF opu TIE

: <xVr IN n
ny VIRTUE OF "a DECREE OF IHE
X crp6I or cotIKT Of HENR1CO COUNTY:
2s 9, MsHg seks and as i
os sner,a commissioners therein named
viii s p5em,sS dss o
uon. on ? p NJ Inc Following described properly
= ae TWo L0Ts OF Nos; So and 60 I'm IN
the plan Of Buena vista IL aen .a framed
sc at te northwest OF VII
ams anu streets fronting rs9 mi lack be-
sraIl.l lines 40 feet being The same propeF
Els. A. y y m.4cs e iygs G.am '
e ~ Fn, c,s, to pay the expenses oI
s .hf sas
nd Years with interest at the raie Oh
sx per cent per ann from the day o. sale, nGts s
Tor with Interest n.ig IN f
retained until the purchase-z5 ~ y! = cosBY,
U.s.. -. JOSEPH BRYAN
-. Special Commissioners,
r r. AppFRsoS. Salesman. y q
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BY Grubbs Il Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
Eleventh street between Nam aud Dauk.


Eleventh street between Nam aud Gauk.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VERY
~ VALUABLE FARM ON LOWER JAMES
II Rs CITY of
on the 2Sth of September, 1878. and june "a 1879:
IN the suit therein pending. under the ori style OF
rance t Company aud as" the undersigned, who
was thereby aDpOin ed special commissioner for
ha, T ss q se a%si a pSe
NJ, the valuable FARM known as "McsiDro"k,'
containing 1913 ACRES. more or less. lying In Ones,
terheld county, Immediately on james river, anu
adjoining "Pres1ur lsle." ELECTROMAGNETIC
The improvements consist Of COMFORTABLE
DWELLING with six rooms and al Necessary Sa!r,
state OF improvement. This estate i, believed TO be
one of the best on Jamss r dS tho rcs,aue
mot In excess OF the amount noted below at SIX ana
Twelve months, for negotiable notes with Interest
the expenses mud costs Of sale, and The sum OF
$4,000 with interest from 2Sth September, 1878;
then rs 10 such excess, upon such terms rs The said
Tosh may In writing designate on Or before the day
of ac-a lien 10 De reserved upon the property until
all the purchase money IS paid.
the steamer Ariel. which leaves her wharf 1T Rock
tets on the morning Of the sale &C 7:l5 o'clock
l.. ! f.,e CHARLES :. STRINGFEI. Low,
GnuBrs & WILLIAMS. Auciioneers. je27
USTEE'S SALE OF MULES,
i WAGON, AND HARNESS.-By virtue of u
deed OF trust from Park W. Crump, duly r, corded
in Hanover County clerks otlce-default, having
been mede in rayment OF the debt secured. and
being thereto required by the creditor seeured-I
shall sell at public auction, In front Of Mes.rs Cox
4 Leake's slorehouse, in the town Of Ashland, ON
TUESDAY The goth day of july, 1879, Mt 10
O'Clock A. NJ, ~ ...t y ....... .t.., .t
2 GOOD MULES, ;-..
. r. / FOUR-HURSE WAGON, and
J. ss.ss 4 SETS OF"WAGON-HARNESS,
or SO much Of said property may be necessary to
pay the debts remaining unpaid and the costs OF
executing the trust. .:-4' Pa fN.f, = ..' -.
TERMS: Cash as to the costs Of executing the
trust, and also for 81 62.5 aud interest from 18th
September, 1875 and TIE residue on such terIs as
the said Crurup may prescribe, or as may oe an
uouncsd by The trustee al the safe.
HILL CARTER. Trustee.
=, e, VAUGHAN, Cryer. - jy 19.eod6t
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BY frauk ID. IIlIl z co.,
Peal Estate Agents aud Auctionecrs,
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUA-
BILE AND ATTRACTIVE FARM CALnED
EJANDON, IN HENRlC0 COuNII SEAt III, IrIE
ISHTT T nE E SHR EEsRR Sj
GRoUSDS AND PARK ON THE WEST.-by
Urine of a deed Of lrusl dated July 10, 1877, ana
recorded in the clerks Office Henrco County Courl,
thr n,yment Of certain note secured therein, ana
at the request Of The beneficiary IN s,u aecu, wi
will sell at public SUCTION; on the prri's nciorr
rs above, on FRIDAY July 70. 1919 az y oo. m
Follows T, i;LANDON FARM Of +. N; Jahb, II
The county of Hcnrico. near Inc clty Oh hicilhoI,
containing SIS 4-5 ACRES, more or less, Iitns So,.h
OF the old Wcsham turnpike nov tne d ii,I%
ing the new CIV Reservoir Park ana was ~ "a
RI snid r. NJ 'Tabb By two detu'-Unc from j.; '.
iSuge and wife October g. 1S49, anu Inc nlner
from Archibald homas ana wire 1anmatH i, e. tx
DWELLING. containing SIX or ei"ht ROOMS. - iln
the usual our-build:ngs, and well OF tNcelicl'
water. This land is not only very valuable Tor
farming purposes (haying been kept III iisi STU
considered the most desirable in that section on &c
count of It's proximity 10 the public l'ark "nlcil
has grown in the past year or TWO 10 u" ,e ' ,r
fashio able and attractive pace near me CITY. IHc
grounds lie beautifully HE place Is hGh. ,;o any Ito
dies fiued 10 bccome very valuable; ana TINS SAFE a
rethcr, offers more inducements 10: Soilu lnNcSt
ncnl than any that has taken place In Inc helshoor
hood of Richmond for some time.
:, p ne NAV be necessary 10 defray the cXpli>cS9i
executing The trust and TO pay more ~ fi,ogc'
win Interest ut Six per cent. from Juy ~, le.e.
tiil Maid the balance upon sucn terms lis 'hc
III the "tt" '"'' N ~ KoBEET S sTILES'
" Trustees.
Sale by FRANK y. HILL & CO., Anc'ioneefIs'
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LIVERY AND SALES STABLES.

The subscriber has fitted up In connection with
his extensive stables one Of the most
COMPLETE AND CONVENIENT RAZAARS
O be found in this country; and having every IA
cilty for the accommodation or stock, respectfully
solicits coisignmeuts Of
HORSES, MULES, AND VEHICLES, +
Of every kind promising thar all stock, &C., con-
signed TO him shall have every attention, and re-
turns promptly made. IL
LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES made when REQUIRED
THE CARRIAGE DEPARTMENT
embraces consignments OF almost every variety Of
vehicles for pleasure and work-purposes as also
HARNESS Of every description. All artlcles Iu
this department will be sold ut lowest wholesale
manufacturers prices. and in no instance VIII any
deviation from such prices be made. Parties wisl-
Ing 10 purchase will find 1t TO their Interest 10 ex-
anime this stock Of vehicles, &c.
+ My sTABL Es are new, or LARGE CAPACITY,
and afford every convenience for droyers-
Parties desiring 70 purchase for their awn use or
the trade wiz find Q large stock TO select from.
AUCTION SALES every WEDNESDAY aud SAT.
uRDAY at 10 O'Clock A. II. .,.i&s.ss..,....t
..,.es ., '2 JOHN b. DAVIS, Proprleto:.
f. B. COOK, Auctioneer.
RICHARD SCLATER, Manager.
j. 81. PACE, Salesman. myl
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At the rcunrs' of Mr.. /. Davenport and the heirs
or the late Mr. Il. Edmond we shall sell by auction
without limit o. reserve. OIL THURSDAY, July 81,
1870 at 10 O'Clock \. NJ, on the wcll-knnwn
Strawberry Hill Farm. Situated about ~ miles
north OF the city OF Richmond. 3 Work Horses.
large wrll-brGkc Mules, l pair bloodcd Match
HORSES ) head of booded Cattle 1.-THE !'u,i Is very
fine and tlioroughbred.). Is or 20 head OF blooCcd
Hogs, 6 LUMBER and Farm Wagons. uue Top
Sprlr2- Wagon (maGe by Il. n. BoShcr). fine Top
Buggy, large and frst-rlasS !lay-pressrs. carts
80 PiowS, HIrrows, l Wheat Drill. ) Cleaners. =
iirst-class Mowers. Pa:en! Hay. Loader. scoops
l stump Fuller and Machine for Movin2 Dwell
iugs Grind2toncs, large numhcrof frSi-clasS - Is
of Harness, Giant Corn- Crusher: great number
of Double and single Bars. PtchOrks. Rakcs
Hoes. SPADE. and ShoYels: very large Horse ana
Steam Corn Shelter tcalacily 2,0OO bu>hels
per dsy). l Hand Corn-Shclcr. l nearly new
S-Horse Power tcomplclel. Pitts Thrcshins-M Ma
chine, 2 Wheat Fans. Is Cradles, Carpenters
Tools. 1900 10 1000 bushels iirst-c!ass lee.
Patent Chur,l. very large Cookins-StoScs ana
Utensils. large Iron Kettle. Cidcr-PresS. iar.
den Sccd-Dri2 Farm Clocks. about 200 tons OF
new W.ieat-Sraw. and many other things TOO nu-
merous 10 mention.
The sale will commence promptly at 10 A. NJ as
Ii is one of The largest sales OF personal property
for many years. hence parties should BIZ NJ the sale
promptly at 10 A. ~ 10 enable the auclioneer TO
sell and deliver stock that day. -..
TERMS: All bills under $50, cash ovor $50, four
months time negotiable notes With good ehdorser,
with interest added.
Iy lO-cod1 OF Nucti0ncnrS.
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----. :. . ru,ure Dnys.
: : BY :Goddln, Warren & Co..,
Real Estnte Agents and AucioneerSft
No. 1IO6 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4 MOST
~ VARIABLE FARM, CONTAINING s6o,AoREs'
LYING IN THE COUNTY OF 4.
GLOUCESTER, ON YoRK RIVER,
AT CLAY-BANK WHARF.

Pursuant to decree OF the ChancerY m s
city OF Richmona, entered jung -, &c. ;rus-
ices, &C. we James Neeson ana Inom Of Of de-
cree of The Circuit Court or Glonceslcr coan y ninr
Tered November 90, 1873, in The fu'ts OF ha anes
Rrofhors n Co us. e. A. Leavf Co., al o. Ja I'M
Harvey u.s. jasper G. Rove and others J. DE- c gTS,
With the said james Neeson and Thoma; G. JACK,
son. will sell on FRIDAY, July rs, dsTy, t a, he
o'clock NJ on the premises. at public a,icti9p, ~ IN
highest bidder therefor. that TRACT " LhNtn
wing in the county Of Gloueestcr Stnte Q. rafninI
ON York river, Known as " Hermitage" contalLins
$50 ACRES, more or less, on The following ter"s-
to-wit: - 49,, .-,,,e.-s of u.,iil G., 10
and the costs of said SUITS the residue Oh tue p9
ch,sa. money In four equal instruments ut SIX,
Twelve eighteen, and months me cre nnr
10 bear interest at The rate Oh SIX per
cenIum par annum from day Of sale. ana 10 he
evidenced by negotiable notes the tite 70 oe re-
tanned until all tile purchlse-money Is PAID
s''AeN JAMES NELSON,
Special Commissioner;
THOMAS 6. JACKSON,
Special Com sSiouer;
81. BOSWELL SEAWELL,
Ir1A10t Special Commissioner.
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Costly s. Discretion.o

Olive Lcgan's London letter to the Cincinnati En-
quircr.J
On what scale of magnificence and eX-
pense life is conducted among fasbionaolc
people during this racc-Week 1t would DO
difficult for ordinary people to guess. But
an affair which Is the subject OF much talk at
present, though lis discntangl ement has not
reached The courts yet, will give an IDEA OF
the reckless extravaganza which prevails.
There is 4 system OF betting carried on be-
tween gentlemen and ladies who frequent
the race, called winning the discretion -
notion borrowed from the French. IL the
gentleman wins, his payment is tacltly un.
derstood to be nothing more than pair OF
gloves, The story goes that Lord Rose
berry two years ago won the discreet onary
pair OF gloves from the wealthy hciress who
now bears his name, and that, with the
grace and modesty OF young queen who
scarce can tell her love, and yet must, since
her sutton dare not ask for it, she sent him
the gloves. with the third tingcr\of the
left hand slinnad- Through an eng aanmant-
ring. On this hint be sDake. But to the
affair in question At the last Newman
ket races a certain lady won discretion
from sporting lord possessed OF large
means, but not profigate or fool. She
told him she would like Norwegian belt
the raging fancy for the moment-a silver
clasped affair. generally made Of Russia
leather BE acquiesced, and desired her to
order it herself at his Jewelers.. She did
so, and in course Of time obtained the most
beautiful Norwegian belt ever beheld by
mortal eyes. Enclosed in a violet velvet
case, itself triumph Of artistic manufac-
ture, was the object for which the following
bill was sent to the astonished discretion
loser:
"Lord -, TO Messrs. -, DR.. To one
Norwegian belt of solid silver; ornamented
with several rubies, cmeradS, and pink
topaz stars, and diamond cluster clasp
G742."
Now, man less sure OF his own position
in society would very likely have paid this
bill because it was what Is called debt OF
honor and said no word about it; but this
lord is man of the world, and he Instantly
proceeded to Iay..the case before the Club,
asking for advice in the matter. The
decision was that the extent of his liability
was e+0 (S200), as the most costly belt to be
found in the SHOPS Of London was to be had
for that. The ludy's husband has been APP
pealed to, but he is unable TO pay; the
Jewellers insist on their. claim the lord VIII
pay only s4O. 1t is probable the courts
will have to decide who must be the loser.
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COLONEL EAroS's DELusIoN.-[From the
Atchison (Kan.) Globe. July 18th. ]-Colonel
Isaac Eaton. Of spirit-wedding notoriety'
was ia town last night. Heinformed Mrs.
r. Gale. at whose house he was stopping,
that her husband visited him the nigh; be.
fore. and was very anxious that his little
boy, ingalls,. should be given to the Eatons
to raise. He gave Mr.; Eaton letter 10
This effect, but Mrs. Gale is not believer
in this robustness. and refused to grant its
request. This lady, who was guest at
the shirt wedding, must be greatly amused
al the press comments it has called out. 1t
differed in no respect from a common rap
ming seance, and statements OF reporters
That the bride and groom appeared in per-
SON to partake of the wedding breakfast
must seem the highest flight Of ridiculous
ness. Colonel Eaton is growing rapidly
worse. He now talks Of nothing else, and
claims to be in constant communication
with the spirits. Of the dead. We sincerely
hope he will recover. 1s
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Real Estate Agents and Anciioneers. T.
No. Eleventh street, between Main ana BANK: 2;
TRUSTEES SALE OF. a FARM DE DE
i SIX HUNDRED AND EIGHTYc,TrW{y122 A MiF'ES
IN POWHATAN COUNTY ABOUT FIVE NIL ~ .
FROM THE COURTHOUSE.-In execution Oh OH =
deed Of trust from n. B. Porter and wife 10 Tue smE
soriber as trustee dated ed x the creditor So
euredWI will sell by auction; in front OF Po"na,atn
court.house, on MONDAY the 4th day OF AneuiS ,s
1915 THAT being at IL o'clock NJ So ,1e
as the "OFFiCE" formerly owned Gy Dr ,n np nd
Crump now occupied BY Mr.. L. 5. irvine, 1nI p au
ioininp the lands Of william F.. Royal. 2. ID. Ior-
Ter and others, aud containing 6s2 acres more Or
less. opyrv pwETJTNa
with ten rooms, and all necessary farm anu o'lief
buildings. t,,,tod RI evan
inc lie property before the Gay OF safe;
TER1fs under the deed, would be sufhclenI IN cssn
10 defraY the expenees Of sale and TO pay on nou
for ~ 800 with ali arrears Of interest due upon IT,
and The residue upon such terms as the gfanior IN
said deed may prescribe but am auth DJ Inc pc
creditor TO state that If desired less payment IN
cash viii be required. and reasonable credie gwen
for The residue Of the debt secured: ,r.
9hCbbs q iy 2224o6,2SStd
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BY Grup5s & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auc'ioncers'
E,aventh street bctWceD haIu and Bank.


Real Estate Agents and iAuclioneers'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
rRIJsTEEs' SALE OF BAR, BAR
/ FIXTURES, BILLIARDTABIES, &C. AZ
hITCTION.-By virtue OF deed OF trust eAecil'e91
bv Charles Koch the undersigned, as trustees, aio
by consent Of all parties inleresred we WI sen u.
ainictiop. upon the premises, on MONDA 20, d
dny Of July at O'Clock A. NJ tif not not SOLO pr-
yate sale by Friday, 25th instant the
ed BAR BAR-FIxTUKES, BlLf:1ARn-IaAaSHLES
and other appurtenances. locaied AT No. soS eas.
Broad street, adjoining the City Hall, among winch
we will anumerate-
3 KiLLIARD.TABLES with aprurtenances COM
! pOOI,-TABLE with appurtenances completely,
/ FINE BAR AND LUNCH-COUNIER'
Q FINE MIRRORS.
az dozen LARGE CHAIRS,
TOBACCO. CIGARS,
Lot SHELVING, PARTTT!ONS, &c.
These fixtures are hrst-class, and shou'u tract
the ai tenliou Of persons desiring such artlces.
TERMS: The deed requires cash, but II IS prooa'
ble that more accommodating terms VIII ne an
uouuced Of the time Of sale.
JOHN \. MEANLEY, }Trustees
WILLIAM II. TALMAN,5
n B-The above articles may be purchased pr
yateIy as whole IT application he made TO the auc'
tioneers on or before 18th instant.
GRUBBS l. WILLIAMS,
jy2l Aucuoneers.
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DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
Iiu,inps Court clerks office OF he city of Manches-
Ter, in Deed Book No. g. page H. viii SCI at pup
caid civ I,OTS Nos. 26 and n. with Il GOOD
FRAME HOUSE thereon, ut 6 o'clock L. d., on
THURSDAY. July 81. 1879: .
tIsA'' NN~-' Trustee.
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RIYER FARMFOR SALE

VALUABLE RIVER FARMFOR SALE
Y IN CAMPBELL COUNTY.-By. virtue of
deed of trust executed by Robert TAYLOR 10 INC il.
dersigned trustees, we shall proceed 10 sen 20 Tue
THURSDAY. 3lst July. 1870, that HALUABLE
TRACT OF LAND belonging 10 said Iayl"r. con.
tanning about 700 ACRES, lying on Falling river at
lis iusection with StGuut0n river. and adjoining the
Red nil estates of the Ia John Henry. II las 2o2a
low grounds aud excellent EE-lands, ana Is ser5
river which Is nav,gabe for steamboats, 10 the Rich
mond aud Dlnvihe railroad. The lands are IN a
good state of cultivation. and the Improvements,
though plain. are substantial and ample.
TERMS Liberal, aud made known on tue o''S %
sale. a., ,, ,-,, t.1,o
Measure in showing the farm TO AIRY one desirlhe 10
'ee - ~ -''- CHARLES NJ. BLACKBOARD,
JOHN N. MILLER,
.,o1o Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-22
RYAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

KEAL ESTATE AT fHs vIAHE sLhLI I.
GRANITE FRONT MS
' TENEMENT on THE NORTH SIDE OF A. SaI
MAIN STREET NEAR THE ST. CHAkLES ny
iTEI, FOR SALE-I offer for sale large ana excel
lent GRANITE-FRONT STORE AND DWELL
ING, located as above, fronting 20 feet running
can hn had annly 10 W. GODDIN,
~ a23t Real Estate AuCtionecr