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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-15

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Your attention IS called Ia my large assortment of
handsome FANCY BONES 10" candies and fruits,
also FANCY BASKETS for fruits, &c.
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Arr.TI I,l, sALEs--.Futnre Dnys.
BY Chafifn, staples & Cos,
Real Estate Agents ana Auctiohe''
No. north Tenth street,
r .RaE pEREMPToRY AUCTION
L. SALE OF PERSONAL PROpER,IEf Al
- GRIP AWYERRY HILL FARM.

At the request Of Mr.. l. Davenport ana Inc nsas
ar the late Mr. r. Edmond ve shall sell Dy hues3'
Su,ths,t limit or reserve, on THURSDA1 ,yuiy =,
1875. Mt 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on Inc ~f AZ .I,I
afrasyherry HUI Farm, stuaued apout SA ,mir
5nrif, Of the CRY Of Rfchmo nd OK
inrre weIi.brose Mules. pair oiooned a n I'LL
r,rses 15 head of hooded Cattle tine Bni Is VIZ
me and thoroughbred. Is or 20 head OF nsoGEe re,
Isnoa a lumber and Farm. Wagons, nne 1 Iup
ssnrSsrpSwaron fmade by K. II. Bosberl. me i0p
ppaoy Q large and frst-ciass Hay-presses. Car1s'
an P1ws Hurrows, Wheat. Drill. Gleaners:
class Mowers. Patent Hay Loader, seoonss,
stump. Fuller and Machine for MOVIE DT Sats
fngs Grind Clones, large numheroi H.
Of Harness, Giant Corn. Crasher; grGls n pss
NJ Double aud Single Bars PltchtorKs, 1850 me-
Hoes Spades, and Shorels; very nrge en hot hhis
Steam Corn. Shelter Capacity Z,ouo pusn e,
ner day). Hand Corn-Shellar: IN nea ,i NJ Nv
s-Horse Power (complete). Pitts Tbresn1ng Dbl, nu.
chine. q Wheat Fans. Is Cradles, carpenter
Tools, 1900 to 1000 bushels nrst-class lcs 80
Patent Churn, very large Cookfng.s.oVes anu
tTtensis large Iron kettlef Cider. tiSs'. uua
den Sced-Drili, 2 Farm Clocks. about ZUO toIs "a
new Whsat-Straw. and MANY other things 700 h"-
The sale will com mepce promptly at 10 a. M. AS
e. is one Of the largest sales OF personat property
for many years, hence parties should oe NJ tic sae
nromntly at 10 A. 81. to enable the ancuoneer u
sell and deliver stock that day. 80 c
TERMS: All bills under 800, cash over soy. Ionl
months, time. negotiable notes With GOOD chdorser'
Win Interest 'o't CHAFFIN, STABLES & CO.,
iy1n.eodIot Auctionecrs.
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- 81, , ,e~ser Plates, Asain

rd;,ora DISPATCH Your fair correspond
=. 80 - srtiu ESTABLISHES the dcNHee1a OF my
ss,snS nr. Tnco. Mayo IN her last note as
- render nv invoked support neeases >.
~. r NAV advert to her own reasoning US 20
fhe position OF the Inscription anu las, ~,
Snr The under side OF tho Rims Of the pMaesl
and ia the fact OF their being raised impres.
lions. which, together with the hum Ole Gnu.
,srtcr al the material, at once eHectua.lY
disnoses OF all presumption Of the ware ever
having held proud place on crdiy ooaras:
Tnda.d In the aute.regolntionaTy perfoq OF
Inc 0id Dominion, and before the intzodnc-
s;nn ~ crockery or OF deli, SUCH wares
.s..,s in General use csnong the prerondef-
ating cfass OF our sfauucn yoe1sana
iup-yesseis OF born being the l,feoecesSo's
81 those Of more brittle naateEah
The moro wealthy class-the oarons 9.
fine timc-coutd only boast the possession OF OF
rentably imported china, OF css-xlass, ana
Of silver services, upoG which Snetr ctssts
ar srmoriat devices were Only engrGossa I'D
prouiucntiy exposed positioa, usually In
the centre OF the article. !
It NAV be interesting also 70 state 1oas
feature OF the period was, also, q aselul
nuryeyor, the tinker, who travelled through
the country with new wares OF Pe"Er'
which ne would exchange for old an1 worn
ont utensils. He frequently comtnned In
his useful ofdees also the mehoin VI
clocks. watches, the brazlng OF copper 'es'
seis. DC. Some families who were properly
provided renewed by moulding 1helr oie
and battered tableware. R.A- BROCK.
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III Is ccasrary to law in Cyprus TO CUT
down trees. The son 't an old prfest' nav
Iup cut one down, vas summoned 10
answer. He being Ill, bis father went IA
hIs place, and was condemned 20 sefen
days' imprisonment, and to 1859 DIS satt'
monstache, sRd beard.
Il would appear that walklsg masGn !.1 ,s
is also friction match. Hyou 9oh = uehTse
- araminc the bottom OF year feet after
bavinw made seyeAty-fye miles and taree
laps..-Nsw Haven Register. 81
Cnnuudrum by sSmythekins: Why 70 the
CAPTAIN OF ship IKE an astronomer All
Of SmytHkins's fellow-boaNers gave sup:
He brought US the answer: because ne
secsltsrs: NeU York Max.
Pleasure Iias many definitions, sut IN
realltyit consistsof going somewhere, nelng
nerfecsay uncomfortable all the time Wnlie
there. and caIlis,gg 1t "the best time you eyer
had :,'-Marathsn Independent. ..:
Diwrnod toni Gallon peb Cymro CIV lad
garol fydd Gsrpbenaf sS.-Dtsca AsTata.
Is ontund er sta ndabl aaedW ordo IT,
Rome Sentinel. 2
NJ 1aw6~s.
When boy sees a nice, round, snooth
shone living or the ground, be always thIDks
If rather mea@ that there isn't q yellow doS
in the vicinity.-Uncte Sass.
From all accounts, Sarah Bernhardt
couldn't be much thinner il she were
piece OF Louisiana testimony. -At0on9 LUG
tsing JoaraaA.
Lids tiazy law doeter> are manuiac-
tured by college commence'nents through
out these great United states.-Canoe"
Post.
About ten thousand degrees have been
conferred during the past few weeks. ana
vet men mop their brows and look at the
thermometer.
There are many things in this world that
are as deceiving as fish hook with Il worm
on il. You don't feel the point until you
bite Waterloo Observer.
The boys are coming out Of the creeks'ln
undress uniform these days. They, GET
dressed" when they get home.-Phatoaef-
phiG lem.
< college orator in spiked-tail coat
points the way to true greatness ana thcn
goes and rents himself as Il pitcher OF
professional nine. -New Orleans Pacdylne.
Two useful domestics -Sal'soda and Sally
ratus. One assists at washing, the other az
baking. Toronto GoSSiper.
"Stage- struck" remarked toad when
the wheels of loaded omnibus ran over his
bead SteabenviLte Herald.
"There's a woman at the bottom It," as
the man said when his wife fell In the well.
Elfnira Gazette.
Advice to some woud-be wits: " A little
wisdom now and then is relished by most
foolish menu OIL City Derrict.
The New York Herald thinks there
would be good deal more fishing II they
would only bring the ponds into town.
The most treacherous memory in the
world belongs to young man with new
ch.-Meriden Recorder.
American women eat more candy than
all the other women in the world. "SWeets
TO the sweet" -Chicago Journal.
A saw for the times-No man should live
beyond the means Of his creditors.-Punch.
A column article--A monument.
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BY Grubbs i Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VERY
~ VALUABLE FARM on LOWER JAMES
RIVER AT AUCTION.-By virtue of DEGREES OF
the Circuit Court OF the city of Richmond, entered
on the 2Sth OF Septen ber 1878. and June "a, 49,
IN the suit therein pending under the shor style OF
James T. Tosh ps. Sd. Louis Mutual Life-lnsu-
rance Company aud ais" the undersigned. who
was thereby appoinle special commissioner for
that purpose, will sell at public auction, upon the
premises, ON TUESDAY, 29th DUTY. al ! O'Clock
NJ; the valuable FARM known az "Wcstbrook, !"
containing 1913 ACR ES, more or less, lying In Ches
terfeld county Immediately OIL James river, and
adjoining '.Preslue Isle.'
:. The improvements consist OF COMFORTABLE
DWELLING with SIX rooms and all necessary
barns and out.butidiuRS, and the land Is in high
state OF improvement. This estate Is believed to be
one of the best on James river.
TERMS OF SALE: $4,000 In cash the rcsItlne
mot In excess OF the amount noted below at six ard
twelve months, for negotiable notes with interest
added bur should the whole sale exceed In amount
the expenses aud costs OF sale, and The sum OF
$4,000 With interest from 2sth September, 1878,
then AZ 10 such excess upon such terms the said
ToSh may In wiring designate on or before the day
Of saca lien TO be reserved upon the property until
all the pilrchase.moneyi Is paid.
Persons desiring to attend the sale may do so on
the steamer Ariel which leaves her wharf ut Rock
tets on the morning OF The sale at 7:15 o'clock.
CHARLES s. STRlEGFELLOW,
r.sg...,,i,y SpeeiaI Commissioner.
7 GRUBHs CIVILIANS Auctloneers. je27
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NRs, MALAPRoP's Own BaoTHkR.-A Ger,
tain colonial legion now extinct possesses,
nj one time an officer who would have Weia
passed for own brother to Mrs.. Mataprop.
His knowledge of the meaning OF many
English and other words and phrases was
enthusiastically limited, yet his conversation
was always grandiloquent and interspsrseo
with quotations., or rather Interpretations.
The test-book OF the mess teemed win Dis
1uaint. absurd sayings-some true, some
fnthercd upon him. This one, how
ever. was recorded genuine. His son
became victim to the tender pas
sion, and while the spooninS was
ut its hottest, S. "of ours meets
Maiaprop pere, and says: "Old lei
low, Is it true that son Joe is engaged 10
Miss Dash? Every one talks So" cit
matters but little, Captain s." replies
lMalaprop, pompously, ''what people tax.
There are always so many cunards hylnS
about that it is difficult to believe anything.
Whatever l hear. swallow with dose OF
salts. Joe is not affianced. Miss Dash has
certainly enamelled bin,-compieteiy enam-
elled him. He has put her other shooters
horse al combat; but no betrotha is yet on
the tapes. That will come, l suppose, OF
course; when, hardly yet knoW-but
post.mortem, iancy."-Chambers's Jour-
nal
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LITTLE JOHNNY PRILosoPHY.-Therew was
n dog, and there was cat, and there was
lam, and there was OK. The dog it sed to
the OK, the dog did: "That's nifty long
tail you got there, mister, with nice tos-
sic to the end, but you can't wagele it wen
you meet your master" Thenithe cat 1t
sed to the OK, too: "No. indeed, and you
can't bio it up like bloom wen you ct
mad" Then the lam it sed: "Iou amt
able for to twinkle it, ether. wen you
think OF something funny" The OK thot
awhile, and bme BY he SPOKE SPOKE UP ana sea
little bow so much that dident learn them
vain accomplishments, that's TACK, but |
cot a tolably good blsness edecasbun, and I
CESS mebbe you fellers wude have to cum
to me for to hellep you out il you bad to
fill order for ox-tail soop."-San Francis
co dT1Gnaut. ,....s
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WnkY ran TOMATO BECAME a VEoEr 4.
.,ss. J. totrsto4wsst hieff own toftA
wears ago, as tie .sjernsalem Apple, =. Love
a mile $, e,c.. and was cultivated as an or.
narnental plant, aud the fruit regarde1 :, a.
nnisonons. Now the fruit Is 90 generniiy
5i,sed and regarded rs healthful as any ina.
grows, 81 rs size and appearance nave
ehaaped stmost as much rs the opinion 5 oi
Its Inerits,- Rural LIFE. J.,
: a book upon gardening was Published 70
Rns,or In i798. Ia which tomatoes are ire.
nme ard referred to as ediblcs, and their
sn,,ixsfion as vegetables disccursed upon:
IN the light OF this TACT, the above extrac!
wo,,lsl seem TO have been pat forth Witnoul
ane consideration Of the records.-Nea
Pork Espr4Ss. T Sl
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BY Frank d. Hill & Coz
Real Estate AEctioneers'
l1OS Main street.

u,RI1sTEE,s SALE OF THREE SMALL
HOUSES ON THE NORTHEAST SG = Ere = TN
6F CHERRY AND ALBEMARLE SThEEst r. e.
nv Urine Of deed of trust 10 me- eeofdea IN 'ie
CLERKS once of Richmond Chaneery Oent IN IN ~ The
a U IF two notes secured ihereiu, AND ut lne
reGuest of the beneficiary in said deed vii sell On
MONDAY, July 81. 1879. on me pre.ahed IN a. saId
deed, AZ follows That certain lot or parcel %
ut the northeast corner OF Anemnrie ana With
San,b IF I AZ feet lie inches 10 alley In common
90 feel wide, with THREE FIR AME DWELLINGS
thereon The dwellings contain each nleS Iov t'
and are now rented to good and paylpe ten
ants. The property will be sold rs wboie OF oi-
yided to sui the views of pur :llaSers
TERMS. by consent or the beneficiary VIII DC OH,
third cash; balance In six and twelve months WIFI
81 In pIn .eN' FRANK D. HILL, Trustee.
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An1TII,os sALEs.-.rutnre DAYS:
by Robert b. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and Aucttoneer,
No 1912 Main street.

v,pIIsTEE,s SALE OLA NICE LOT
FRONTING THIRTY FEET ON THE ED W rST
LINE OF SEVENTH NEAa, bA Sn sssE HuiIsE
az = * H I nR FOOLS THEREIN. AT AuCTlQS ~.
In executions Of certaiB deed OF trcaa Irom pan
,1,,sfee dsfed iIfh June. 1878, and duly rec0rmsp
il, the eerks dee csSnd Gns snie pon the
nremisas. on FRIDAY the 18th day of July, tSiH.
at O'clock P. NJ, being REQUIRED 20 70 90 uy Ing
holder OF The nots secured THEREBY, osi mo pRI,-
PEETY aoye described This Let being sltun,s
ID neborhood thai is tmp re tase Of limited
ss eana sostinr a good nome and Investment
TsRs Cab rs Of sale ana 70 p pay q.
note of 4l4O. with all costs, charses, @e.' ne
'aiAnceup 'et GOBERT B.LYNE,
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BY George s. Vashon & Son, Aucuoneers'
No. 7Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALUA-
RIFE HOUSE AND LOT No. 314. ON THE
WEST SIDE OF TaIRp sT ERkEET ga EaE
snancc of a decree of the Cbancery Court or tue
city Of Richmond, entered on The 2stn Gay an "I
"ie fho UNDERSIGNED, as spec ial com missioner
vii sell the REAL ESTATE above msn1onea a.
public auction, On the premises. on IHu KsDn, Al.
lot has front of about 20 feet on Third street; run
ming back about so 70 feet between parallel INES
and eighteen months. tor negotiable notes, WIN ~
ierest added: title 10 be retained until the whole
nv rho Court JOHN Il. YOUNG,
" In Special Commissioner.
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BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Ills Main street.

TIVE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
L ON THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF TWEEN
TY-SlXTil AND STREETS, CHURCH HILL.
FOR SALE By AUCTlOS.-As the successors Of
certain trustees Of the Virginia Building Fund
Company named In deed bearing date the 2d day
OF january, 1875. duly recorded III the CLERKS Of
flee at the Chancery Court of the CITY OF Rich
mond. being required so 10 do BY the beneficiary
therein secured. we shall sell by auction, on the
premises. on MONDAY the = lst day Of Jny. 1879.
ut O'Clock p NJ. the real estate described in said
deed. consisting Of ONE UNDIVIDED HALF. and,
with the consent Of all other parties Interested the
LOTS fronting % by 1872 feet each on the north
west corner Of Twenly-sixth and = streets. Church
Hill.
TERMS: One third cash: the balance in six and
twelve months negotiable notes given for the de-
ferred payments. with interest added. and secured
by deed OF trust WIN. III. PLEASAETS,
MOSES QUARLES,
4. HOLIINGER.
two Trustees.
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RAILROAD LINES.
M 81 a - -
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND caEspEAKzl
- = a7Ia.s KkILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
. TAKING EFFECT APRIL 2, 1879

THROUGH PASSENGER.
AGO P. N. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY, THURS
DAY. and SATURDAY. Connectsa
West Point with steamer Havana foi
all points on York river and Bsiti
more. Arrives In Baltimore a.
M; connects with rail- lines for WASH
ington, Philadelphia, New York, Bos
ton, and, all western Point.. Connect
at Richmond with trains on Rlchmont
and Petersburg and Chesapeake am
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
s4o A. NJ. Leaves Richmond MONDAY, WE'D
- NESDAY. and FRIDAY; and
s.ooA. II TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT.
''o0 a. URRDAY. Connects With. steamers
at West Point for river landings, BAL.
tinore, and all western points. Cen
meets at Richmond with trains on Rich.
mond and DaryilIe railroad, Richmond
and Petersburg, and Chesapeake ans
Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
a.aop,M, Leaves Richmond MONDAY, WE'D.
NESDAY, and FRIDAY.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
1000 A. n, Arrives at Richmond TUESDAY.
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.. Con
meets with trains on Richmond afit
Petersburg and Chesapeake and Ohio
railroads. Steamer Hnyspa leaves Bal
MONDAY, WEDN EsDAY, and FRI.
tra raj from PhiiadcIphla, New YORK.
and western points, and at West Pofh
with tra1us for Richmond and tn
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
e.os NJ. arrives at Richmond MONDAY, WE'D
o." EESDAY, and FRIDAY; and
s.ao p. M. TUESDAY, THURSDAY. aud SAT.
Wv URDAY. Connects with steamer a.
West Point from Baltimore. CON.
meets with Richmond aRd Danville
Richmond and Petersburg, aud Chesa
peake and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
1o15 A, n. Arrives at Richmond NJ Nd Az
Ao'A' 49, WEDNESDAY, aud FRIDAY. Con.
meets with Richmond ano Peers
burg and Chesapeake and Oha rail-
roads. 49,
>,o transfer of freight at Richmond to or from
southern ponts. Cars run through between Atlahl 4
and West Point. ,., ,., ,.,,o,. ,.,.
guaranteed. ,s, ,,,,b a,,r,,t,os rata.
,,e,ad to All northern and western points.
Through tickets sold to al hort ETH eaSfs,n aos
~ tickets apply at General Railroad Ticket Of
sce. s26 Main street; at the Exchange Hotel, a1t
company's depot, sorEer T"enty-Isird and Docs
streets Richmond Va.
sms23 Fl. r. DOUGLAS. Superintendent
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BY Richardson s Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Ills Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLL,EEs
/ REAL ESTATE IN THAT PART Or. TIE
CITY OF RICHMOND KNOWN As ROChEIi >
ny AUCTIUN-By virtue OF the provisions OF =
certain decd of trust bearing date the "a Gay OF
Nav, 1877, from Dennis O'Dea and wife. duly re-
corded I'm the Ctancery Court of he city OF t1ch-
mond aud decree of the said Court entered In the
5ih day of July, 1879, shall, % trustee In said
deed and by virtue Of said Decree sell ny anctloi.
on the premises, or SATURDAY the 18TH DAY OF
july 1873, at 6 O'Clock L. NJ, the REAL ESTATE
mentioned in said deed and descr bed III sald decree
ms folovs-to wit. those TWO CERTAIN LO1S or
PARCELS OF LAND. with the improvements
thereon p the city ~ Riclm ond. ut the corner OF
Louisiana and Fourth streets. fronting OIL Loulsi-
ana street 32S feet more or less ans running BACK
within parallel lines and on the line of Fourth street
100 feet 10 IN alley Ten feet wide: also, that Othef
LOT OF LAND. with tho improvements thereon,
fronting 80 feet on Orleans street AT the northwest
Intersection with said Fourth street, and running
back within parallel lines and with The line Of salu
ing 49,, - ,.o ,ro
TERMs-fo wit: Cash as to one third OF the pre-
creds of sac; the residue In equal tnsialmenis on
credit of six anu twelve months. with legal lntcrts
thereon from dav of sale, the purchaser 10 eAecue
his negotiable notes for said deferred pa! hehts,
with I'M crest added. and title TO the properly ~ De
retained until said notes fully paid ana i COLI
'es't"'e oiie' y VIZ \. n. LEE, Trustee.
D,c,,.,,eor E. co .uctioneers w.
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I,y ". Goddin, Auctioncer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF BRICK
" TENEMENT IN SIDNEY: ON TIE SOUTH
SIDE OF MAIN STREET BETWEEN PARK
AND WALNUT STREETS.-As commissioner OF
The Circuit Court OF llenrico county, eneied ON
anainsl Dickinson. &C.. shall offer for sale st pub
nc aucrion, on The premises. on WEDNESDAY the
10th july. 1870. ut O'Clock L. NJ the western 0,
iI,atwo RrICK TEN E1IESTS 21X1 90 feet. located
as auove, containing four rooms, and referred 10 Ill
the bill of the plaintiff.
TERMS: One third cash: balance at six ana
twelve months for negotiable notes. crest added,
and file retained till the further Of the Court
'1N L. X. SPILMAN.
iylO Special Com miSsioncr.
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By j. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auc'lOneer,
lll3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ BRICK
" DWELLING, WITH LARGE YARD AT.
TACKLED, ON CLAY STREET, AND TWO
FRAME STORES IN REAR, FRONTING On
BROOK AVENUE.-Iiy virtue of decice Of Rich
moud Chancery Court entered April l3 1879, IN Il
suit styled Graham and ais rs. Warden Ell ais, the
undersigned. special commissioners appointed
therein, will sell at public auction the premises.
MONDAY. July 14ih. ut 6 O'Clock z. NJ, BRICK
DWELLING No. 12l west Clay street. The lot
fronts 81 feet inches. more less. on said Clay
street between Adams street and Brook avenue, and
has depth Of 116 feet with four-foot alley en-
trance 10 an alley 90 feet wide
The FRAME STORES on Brook avenue front
33 fee; inches with depth Of 35 feet with Iour-
foot alley on the east side.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance ut six, twelve,
and eighteen months, negotiable noe Interest add
ed and title retained till all the purchaSe-money Is
paid and conveyance ordered by the Court.
ROBERT STILES.
HENRY G. CANNON,
r. .-... Commissioners.
j. THOMPSON BROWN Auct!oneer Tvs
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CHERIFF's sALE.-By virtue OF OF p an ea-
- ~, nf ~. ~ The store OF s H. J. Huzler No 2S
seyaa street. TUESDAY the me-, to ESTiRE
july 1879. at loX O'clock a; M ~; 'h'ii i
BOUTS, SHOES -n.
Il. COATS. PANTS, VESTS
SHIRTS. HATS,
SHOWCASES, &C. ,,-p1ctIT
Sherif city of Rtchna ond:
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By George :. Vashon K SON Anc'ioncers'
No Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALUA.
| cIT VACANT LOT on THE EAST SIDE OF
E0rRTH STREET BETWEEN CANAL and
RSRD STREETS At AUcTlnS.in , pursuance s;,, nf
%i,chmond. entered on the 81 day Of July, 1879, in
the suit Of Mason Tunsl2ll ana oter , tne , ,o
W r. FSTA TIE above mention IL public auction.
nm the premises, on MuNDAI the 14lh day OF
JmIy 1879, ut o'clock i. NJ. TINS lot sias i Iront
81 j. x feat on Fourth street running back l3U rect
H,wecn parallel ueS and is desirable location for
private residence, it Is hear 10 CANDLES Hill
Park. 49,,
TERMS: One third cash; balance 1T six and
twelve months. for negotiable notes. with interest
addcd-iite to be retained until the whole purchase
money is paid and a conveyance ordered by tie
Ieurt A. K. COURTNEY,
i've Special Commissioner.
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LIVERY AND SALES STABLES.
LIVERY AND SALES STABLES.
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HEADQUARTERS
FOR TIE
SALE OF HORSES, MULES, CARRIAGES,
BUGGIES, AND WAGONS
AT AUCTION
AT
RICHMOND BAZAAR,
1888 AND l44O FRANKLIN STREET,
RICHMOND. VA.

The subscriber has fitted up In connection with
his extensive stables one OF The most
COMPL ETE AND CONVENIENT EAZA.tRS
o be fousd In this country: and having every Ia
cillty for the accommodation or stock, respectfully
HORSES, MULES, AND VEHICLES,
of every kind, promising that all stock, &C., con-
signed TO him shall have every attention, and re-
turns promptly made. .....
LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES made when required
THE CARRIAGE. DEPARTMENT
embraces constgnments Of almos, every variety Of
vehicles for pleasure aud, work-purposeS, as also
HARNESS OF every description. All articles In
this department will be sold ut lowest wholesale
manufacturers prices, and i'll no Instance viii any
deviation from such prices be made. Parties wish
Ing 10 purchase will ind IL to their interest 10 eS
anime this stock OF vehicles, &c.
My STABLES are new. OF LARGE CAPACITY,
and afford every convenience for droyers.
Parties desiring TO purchase for their avn use OF
the trade will find large stock to select FROM .,
AUCTION SALES every w EDNESDAY ana SAX
URDAY 1t 10 O'Clock a. 81. ,.,u.
- JOHN Is. DAVIS, Proprietor.
+. r. Cook. Auctoneer.
RICHARD SCLATER, Manager. ,,
j. NJ. PACE, Salesman. nF 1t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-12

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