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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-08

A ROMANCE IN REAL LIFE.-The story OF
John Burns, a young man at present NV
ing in Rising Sun, Ind, and his two SIS
ters, Anuie and Maggie, is quite interest,"
ing. John, Annie. sad Maggie were born
in Charleston, ". Va. In 1860. when they
were all quite young. they were left orFslanS
and taken to the orphan asylum at Cl:Acin-
matt. John stayed in the asylum one year.
aud was then taken to Pomcroy, Ohio, and
shortly afterwards bis oldest sister, Maggie,
visited him. They thee parted for what
they though. brief season, but which
really proved to be period Of thirteen years.
I'm December last John Tent to Miamls
burg. Ohio, when sudden determination
seized unon him to find ont the wherea-
bouts of his sister, and he sent "pcr-
sonai" to one OF the Cincinnati papers.
He soaa received a reply which made his
heart qeap for JOY, and on opening it found
it to he from his long-lost sister. who was
living in Cincinnati. This good luck in
duccd Jshn to try to find bis other sister.
A few weeks ago he went from Rising Sun
to Ironton on tow-boat, and on lis return
stopped in Cincinnati, where lie accident
allv found trace Of this sister, and was soon
in her presence. The sisters had not seen
each other. nor their brother, for thirteen
years, and neither knew that the other lived
in Cincinnati.
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NEPTUNE ENCROACHlNG ON THE EASTERN
SuuRE.-Thc Eastern Virganidn, published
at Ouancock, Accomac county, says: :" We
learn on good authority that during the
last ten years Swanu's Point. in Chesapeake
bav, has washed away one hundred feet &;
Sharp's island ono half washed away in
sixty years Cooks Point is gradually
fading from, view. and the owner is anX-
ious TO dispose OF it. Tangier island, only
about fifteen miles from Onancock. is also
gradually wearing away, the old camp
ground, where we we'll remember to have
spent SO many happy hours in days lang
,syne, now being two hundred and City
wards in the bay. This latter has occurred
within less than twenty-five years. No
wonder the late State-hne arbitrator
couldn't find Watkins'S Point"
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In Stanstead. Canada, a man sold ten.crnt
nackares ;" warranted sure death to potato.
bugs; no ri,k OF poisoning animals as with
Paris green" The packages were not
opened until time to use them. One victim,
having three, opened one and found two
square blocks OF wood, on one OF which was
written .H Place the bug on this block and
press firmly with the other.'- Indianapolis
NerS. ii.
A druggist, rccollecting the Latin COM
pliment 10 the product OF the vineyard LII
zinc verttas, has put up this inscription TO
the credit Of his soda FOUNTAIN: IN Soo@
SQnitdS. .t-.t ..u.a..
"Let us be charitable" says fair-ElDd-
cd Virginia writer, 'After all, the men
who fought for the Union may have thought
they were doing ght."-Butalo Express.
And verify no man is content with his lot
(unless it,, contaius twice rs much as BIS
neiehbor's. and is fenced with iron fencinS),
be it summer; or winter.-Ron,e Sentinel. !
The ONLY difference between Hanlan, our
pIuckv oarsnlan, and John Bull Is, that one
had to oar OUT bis shell, and the other bad
to she'll out bis ORE YonIcerS Statesman.
"Oh," she said, II think soda-water is
soda Iicious" He took tie hint and soda
dime on the harvest-ield of love.-Maraton
Independent. ....t ..<..
Blue is said to be the Emperor Williams
favorite color. It is remarkable colncl-
dence that bis nephew, the Car, just now
affects the same hue.-Ne,o York Express.
England may be "mistress OF the Cs,"
but she has never yet been able to fairly
master the H'S.
The French novel is supplied with all the
indelicaceS of the season.-At6any Evening
Journal.
Tie Buffalo Express thinks Cox might be
got off on the plea that he has saved DR..
Hull's life.
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Ys,,nr Han,


tfroui the Darlington naM key 9.
souss al NE cdfre et. rhe irst Tins,
you 3 wear ssoye-pire Int eyersnoas,
looks nc pou. Not, ss you may valssy
imagine. because yon are the hrst Young
mar, ho ever wore stove-ptpe hat, 0us
hecause It IA apparent even TO the old S s'li
man who ssts IN tic back pew, ygttho q !. any
cushion Ia, nway beck under tue gsHer5
where che poor have the gospel preaceed gu
them. TINT 1t Is theaErst time ever yos 3 ore
4 haf al skatS description. Your old rather
ciaps one on The back OF bis head, Icts MS
hands tuso his pocket, holds up ks mead
and wasss oil down the streets IN gaze OF
wind. md never thinks OF his bat. But
Won, ssH, you pail yours on at H,e nost
graceful angle R can pc posed. sue you
90 teeSering along, both hands resdy 70 ny
ut the rat at the slightest provocas'on OF enc
ghostSest phuurom Of pun OF woo. iou
don't hook comfortable, son. nsur nat j. y
always trying to come of; You DUMP u
;agaitft everything you pass you cup IL tne
wrong way when you try TO BRUSH tne duss
Off It; when you carry 1t 10 your manu- W,
the aisle everFbOdy smiles. because.you nrst
hold it by the brim and let the crown Ill'
gracefully over your arm, ana ny Inc tllne
you have hit three or four Worszi,ppers 10 q
the bead with 1T you change ana turn u
under rour:arna and try to carry It that way
withosat toudhing it, and the first thing you
do ID that poseyou put wonaa's eye out
with your elbow. Then. when YOU u.s. ST.
down, You pvt the hat down .oa the floor,
setting il oa the ebrim;.as fataa mistake.
And then before the sermon is bali throngl.
ynu nut vouraeet on il threertanes. But
never MIND. yOu,haye to learn some time.
Only don't imagine that people never saw
ANYTHING. OF the kind before, because they
have. Apd EnaIly, son, il sou are only I'VE
feet three inches tall, don't think that nat
three feet five inches high impRoves your
appearance or makes you lock taller
Because it doesn't. 1t may make you LOOK
"a though you cletked. In a saeond-hano
cIoihinc.store. butit doesn't make you look
taller. Be- and by, when you have worn 9
high hat two orshree years, you VIII weaa
it SO naturally that it will become you
But the first time-ob, my son, my SON !
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A Boy WORTH LOOKING AFTER.-The
Pekin Cll.) Republican chronicles bit OF
heroism by Peoria-county boy hlch de-.
serves recognition. A coal.shaft is being
sunk Just north OF Hollis. and the other
day IL workman by the name OF Harand
lighted a slow.match leading to blast and
then signalled to be drawn up. The depth
of the shaft was seventy feet. When ne
had been raised fourteen feet he struck the
bottom OF board partition and was thrown
back to the bottom. Thomas: Crandall, d
step-son OF Harland, was witness to. the
accident, and promptly slid down the rope,
seventy feet, and tore the match from the
fuse in time to prevent an explosion. The
net was a brave one. scarcely to be paral-
leled. The boys hands were terribly lace
rated by the friction Of the rope. The
step-father was rescued with broken rib
and other severe bruises.
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'HAInaelAp LINES
Ea g
4 RIcHxorp, YoHK HryrR AND s:mEsrEAKx{
cCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
y n. 80 TAKING EFFECT APRIL 2, 1879

: SEt45 s.sEss ~ 80
THROUGH PASSENGER.
ono D n 1,eavee p,ctmops TUESDAY. THURS
o'oV e A TSxy and sITGrpnAT CONNECTS q,
Mast pntrt wi,S stcamer Havana ID,
.fI notnt. on YORK river and Balti
nasre Irrivrs in baltimore ut q A
sff M. Connects With raiI.IInes for WASH
~ ingt0n. PhiladeIphia, New York, Bos
ton. ond all western Bo'nts. GonnsSe
~ Ill I' S,t li,rn I'D .f;nacannake an,
nv s .iinsods ~ 49, Nis~-' = 80
On.o i".Iioa' Is
THROUGH ENElGHi.
6.do A. NJ I,eayeS Richmond MONDAY. w ELS
Nv - - :. NESDAY. and FRIDAY; and
500 A. n TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ana SAT
-'' URRDAY. Connects with steamer
At west Point fer river landings, BAL
tinorc, and all western pe:nt:. ~. Leh
meets at Richmond with trains ON f.iclt
moDd and Darvi)le railroad. fetGnniontt
and Petersburg, ana ChesapeS'AS 49,
Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER. ..-
oo.u ,r r .o,.as R,cbItond MONDAY. WE'D.
3:3u Z. ms ETTTsT,tYa and FRIDAY.
,r,s 81 - III p ASSEStiEK.
rnho .g sI RtcSmond TUESDAY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-08
BY Richar dson ( Co.,
HeaI Estate Agents and Auctioneen'
.-a J112 Main street. ". A.a

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i 4 snA sTPEET COfiNER OF GREEN, BY
SSTCTioN@As trustee. in certain deed Of tsns5
bearing date the 10th day OF Decemo er. &c ne
RI. rk.s ofkeeaf Tho Chancery Court OF me Guy OF
Richmond the payent e seI,a b.9 9hi
cation of Debt therein lnentionee a, naa ra
ouired to do blythe 6cnpciarvi in said dsed shall
as trustee tterein sell by aucfion; on the lTen J. E
O,c,ock p n. n NEAT TWO.STORf BEiCk
DWELLING and LOT fronting l6 lo-1Zxs4 ieet
or. Cherry street corner Of Green street.
TERMS: Enough in cash to defray me eApehsee
of executing 11is trust and 10 pay of the sum OF
1865, with interest thereon from The ioth Gay re he
cemper. 1878: heresidue on sueh terHis DO y"
announce" IL "'e 1'n n. n. LEE, Trustee. :
p,,.,neor co. Auctionoe,s jyS
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~. 7. I: n !, 81 NJ, . he Earsn quake :

Hsw peep Dsss the Earth Quake : 4,
IRON the sscaaa,spto tCata Unien, June asss.l
The recent earthquake at Nireinia Oty
was NOT noticed at ali 10 the mining Aen rs.
but only By people on The surface. aneir
famous earthquake d some years sgo,
which yhook down chlmneys, 6scss ais,
cracked brick buAdlRRs, and dsd other
damare, was merely nestced by sosaeak the
miners WORKING 10 the upper Levels, ousit
did no damage, not ese1 shaking Down ionsc
stones and earth TITO station-ufen &c the.
various shafts aeft &C The sirungest, ana
the deepest point where It was notieed
was by the stasi,n&ender at the sSbo'ioot
leyc, Of the Imperial Empire shstt-s0o Feet
below the surface. s He said 1t felt IKE a
sudden faint .ti,sob or ptlsation Ell che air,
ms though blast bud been let Oh sot0eW mere
at q distance above, below, or ia Sone inde-
finite direct;os. Ia some Of the lfasnes tue
sboek vas net noticed at all, epeA by sta
fion-nea. Censmentins on this peculiar
fact st the tine, the Gold Haa -AenS re-
married taat the earthquake scenes to be an
electrical disturbance, proceediog arom the
atmosphere acsd Aax from the depths OF the
earth. TO- r'saa
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CURIOSITY OF THH WooDs.-[From the
Salisbury On. ca W0tchmaa. l-Seren miles
west OF Salisbury, on the premises of James
3. Gibson, is botanic curiosity IN the shape
OF gum" tree. About ten years ago one
of the prongs Gt branched into fork about
a yard from the sroundl was cut off, and in
falling one of its limbs caught on limb OF
the remaining prong. 1t was not further
molested. and the limb OF the dependent
tree, now an inch aud half in diameter,
grew into the one that held it up. The re-
marEable feature is that the rootIess tree
twin-that tree twenty-five feet high, with
abundant foliage, should he supplied with
sufficient sap from the contact of the above
mentioned hmb, surface vi PROBABLY rot
more than three square inches.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-08
By j. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent ana AEcnoneer'
lll3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A BRICK
| inwEtIJSG, WITH LARGE YARD At.
TAC he So 0N CLAY sTKEET, AND TWO We
FRAME STORIES IN REAR. FRONTING On
,R0t,E hVENUE.-i;y virtue Of Il deer &C Of Rich
,nnnG Ehancrry Court cn,ered April Is, S79, IN Il
suii stSled Graham anc ais. rs. Warden ct ais the
undersigned. special commissioners appointed
tb.rrjn win sell az rublc auction on the premises,
WONDaY. July l4rh at o'clock +. NJ, BRlth
DWELLiSG No. 12l west Clay street. inc iot
fronts AZ feet inches more or less. Oh said Clay
bet wcen Adams street ann Brook avenue, and
las depth Of 115 feet. with four-foot alley en-
france 10 an alley 20 feet wide.
The FRAME STORES on Brook avenue front
"a fee; inches wliha depth Of 35 feet. VILE Iour-
foot alley on the east side.
Trims: One fourth cash: balance at SIN. WE'VE
nd .i,bIr-n months NEGOTIABLE no. es interest add.
cd aud title retained til ali the purctase-noney Is
Maid and conveyance ordered nv Tie Court
'NN ROBERT STILES.
HENRY 6. CANNON.
Commissioners.
J. THOMPSON BROWN. Auctionecr. jyS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-08
By Richardson & Coz .a
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers'
liI3 Main street.

VALUABLE BUILDING-LOT NEAR
= rwENry-FIFTH AND VEN A Il
srKEET chHNCA HILL; r by Auc on Fsi3NY
f sh : 1th DIV of July i $50. At o'clock Z. NJ 4
LOT of LAND about 60x40 feet. In me rear o.
Ashurv chapel. on Twcnty-Gfth street oct"t"h n
and u streets. Church Hin. .,, H.
TERMS: one third cash: balance In three ana SIX
months. negotiable no!cs given for the deferred nay!
,momts with interest ADDED and secured br decd OF
trust. hiIhHhDSG ,otJ,n.ars =
10
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EpI0S,s LATEST OF THE ELECTRO LIdHT.
MEMO park letter about Edison. Speak.
Inc 81 The aieetrie light, upon which ne 'is
srner =. ntin@ for domestic use. he says
shnt.ona.horse power will give six lights
canal 10 aix lets Of gas, which can be uaed at
sha exne,,ss al Que cent per hour, or
Sna th;ri al the cost OF misunderstanding gas.
He il nsrfectiy satisfied 90 TO the feasibility
at ito nse for this purpose md now that
the sfetephone is completed, will turn bis
mind 10 n. Before making any public ex-
i,ibilion he viii iignt up AeDio Park for
practical purposes.
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EAST bound,

C.hSi BOUND.
Mail train arrives at Richmond daily s-
cept sunday at........................ $3.50 T. y
Express train arrives ~ Richmond daily
b.3J y.
and OIL Tuesday. Thursday and Satur-
day connects at Richmond Nth Viz
gina Steamboat toniUsRy's steamer
Ariel which leaves Richmond for Old
Point, Norfolk. &c. at 7:l5 a. NJ.
Accommodation train arrives nj R!ch-
Inond daily except Sunday af...........9: 500 4. Y
A mixed tram leaves StauE''si ~ 1:i5 A. "
taking PASSENGERS from Virginia Hi.lenl tai
from Washington. and arrives at Richmond n :; b
T. 81. daily EXCERPT sunday.
A connects with Virginia Midland railroad. le,f
ing nc ll:OO A. N. for iymc&bury nn, Atlarl-
Mississippi and Ohio RaitrotI stations. AMI ~.
Virginia Midland railroad, lrtN ing ~ 81 T. ~ T.
Washington.
b connects With Virginia Midland raNrn,d. t~.g.
Ing ut $50 A. N. Tor Washington. and with VI.
gnia Midland r.rpri. Icdtilg ut 100 4. NJ o. .
Lynchhnrg aEd h,an'Ir. Mississippi ald Dn!u i;.i.
road stations.
- connects with Valley railroad. lcayiug ut , p
VI. for liIrriSuHLirg.
T. rOnuccis with Valley railroad. leaving a. !:'s
A. VI. "ur iiJrper's Ferry.
+ connects with stage iiae FOR Lexington. Va
I; connects with e.. Il. :. aud l.. T. stan. - :r..
points on the ONO river ana CiGc'nnrI
n connects with Scioto |alicy la'r'a" tor ~
Northwest.
j connects with all lines div"rlI- :. ;nr W.
North rest, and Southwest. w. ". :. Ut -,
Engineer unI >ts,-riuicu,!.f.'
CONWAY X. HOWARD. Gen"r!i Passenger &c..
Tlcke: Agent. my -
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By Frank ID. Hill " Co.
Real Estate Agents and Aucl!oneers,
l1OS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L FARM ON THE CHARLES CITY ROAD
THREE MILES BELOW RICHMOND. HORSES
MULES, STOCK, HOGS. FARMING UTENSIlS =
&C. AT AUCTION.-Dn TUESDAY,, July 10.
1879 Mt ! l O'Clock a NJ. on The premises. will
sell The VALUABLE FARM located on Charles
CITY road three miles from Richmond, and adJoin-
Ing the lands of Messrs Fulton Sianard aud I,aly.
being the same property formerly owned by pr.
Charles Ander on. The FARM contains TWO
HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE ACRES or
LAND. about sev,ntS- acres i'll wooG and the
balance cleared and in fine Stale of cultivation.
The improvements consist of SMALL FRAN b
DWELLING, with The usual ont-buiidings, fence
around he rlacr. and The land well watereh. Mr..
Parrish or Mr.. Robinson. who reside on the prem
ises. viii show the property 10 parties desiring To
purchase. This farm was highly improved by the
late Culonri Chastain WEitc.
I,umruiatnly after the sale of the farm viii sell
all the Personal. PROPERTY on the place
8 WORK. MULES.
2 FINE BROOD MARES.
4 IIAMBLETDNIAS COLTS.
l WELL-I;ROKE AND GENTLE Pony. win
Saddle and Birdie:
head Of CATTL r. .tderny and Devon stock;
Several FINE MILCIi COWS,
- TIOGS-nf good stock:
FARMING UTENSILS. &C..
TERMS: For llc real estate. one tnIrfi caSi h''-
ance in six. twelve, and eighteen months. SIX per
cent, interest added To noses secured DE ace! ~
trust. For the personal property sums nhrr Fn"'
cash: over that amount SiNty-d'y NOE: WIZ snis-
factory cndUr>er. D. H., ~ r. NJ, u.i ~.
iy 3.e3d trustee ioT I.ECN /. w LIIc.
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A LAD FEAT DGsERyED A Kss.-On
Thursday afternoon Mary Brown, a pupil
OF a New York grammar school, while pro.
ceedins homeWard, had her dress ignited
by 6re-cracker. The eirI screamed with
fright, and boz named Willie " atker, see
ing the danger she was in, with gxeac pres
ence OF iniud threw off his coat and com'
plete!y e1geioped the child and soon eStn-
ruished the flames. aud thes sawed her i,te-
TIE people in the nei2hborhoed lcuoiy w,
one beautiful iady persopaliy took him bg
the hands and rewarded hiaa by Kiss TOT
his bravery sf it.Ssss
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M. de Lesseps related 4 curious anecdote
OF his esrly life 10 a,apeeeh made recently
before scientific association at Amiens.
He said that be came 10 that town Ia 1922 Id
PASS his examination for the degree al bach
4ior. The professor asked Jim which we're
the four cordtnal points on il mar, but he
Nas Obliged TO confess that be old not know. .
Heobtsined good mar So III Greek and Lalip,
bpt completely tsiied In geography,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a FALU-
CaRJE FARM ABOUT FIVE MILES FROM
CLOVER HILL. CHE>TERFlELD COUNTY:
yA-Ey virtue of a decree ~ he Clrcn1t Colrt OF
rhcsIrrliehi county. entered May l3. 1879. III the
suit Of IL. W. Moore rs. Gre>Lam's administrator
and nIs' We. the Undersigned special colnmlssiGn,
crs will sell by public anc;i"n: at ChGstcrleu
Courthouse. on thr l4il day or july, SO At ~
O'Clock T. ~, that FARM. or TRACT OF LAND,
of which John II. Gresham did sif ze'l and poSrss-
ed containing SIX HUNDRED AND TWO
hI'R ES wing and being about five miles from Go
YER Ilill, Chesterfield county. Va. and adjoining
The lands of William Wilkinson. j. ". Wnnack:
and others. COMFORTABLE DWELLINGS and
necessary out-bnildin.s
'rhc said sale Is made ut the risk and costs OF
Clarence Gresham. the former purchaser thereof.
TERMS: One third cash: and tn. 1cSidnc upon
credits of one and years. the purchaser to exc.
cute notes for the deferred payments interest added
from dav of sale. and The title retained until the
whole Of The purc!a- money IS paid and convey
ancc ordered Dy the Court.
e. G. MCRAE.
MEADE IiASkINS.
Special Commissioners.
F.J. SAMPSON. Aucinnecr. jv 3.S&l2
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BY Grub, & Williams.
Real Estate Agents aud Anctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bauk.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a VERY
~ NALUABLE FARM ON LOWER JhNE Is
the Circuit Court of The cry Of Richmond entsren
on the 2Sth of september. 1878. and jane "a 1873:
~ the suit therein pcndiuY under the shor style of
- james T. Tosh Us. 81. Louis Mutual Life lusu-
ranc- Company and as" the und' rstsncd. who
was thereby APPOINTED SPECIAL eomm,ssionrr ior
that purpose. will sell ut public auction. upon the
premises. on TUESDAY. 29th July, IT IL O'Clock
H., the valuable FARM knoHn as "Wes,brook,''
containin. 1873 ACRES, more or less lying in ChsS-
teriicld county. immediately on james river, and
adjoining - Pressure Isle" 49,, >,
the improvements consist of 4 COMFORTABLE
DWELLING wli six rooms and al! necessary
barns and ott-f1Ihings, and the lan,i Is III nlSi
state OF improvement. This estate is believed to be
one Of the h 81 on Jafncs river.
TERMS OF SALE: $1,000 in cash: The RESUME;
mot III excess of The amount noted below ut SIX M
twelve months, for negotiable notes WIN Interest
added but should the Whole sale exec cd III amount
the cxpcn<es aud costs Of sac. and ne sun o. G'
$4,000 with interest from 2s:h September; 1879
then. AS TO such excess upon such Ivris Is ny s''
TOsh NAV In wiring designate on or before me na
of salc- lien 10 be reserved unon The proncf'! Until
all the purchase money Is PAID.
Persons desiring to attend The sale may 40 so ON
the steamer Ariel. which leaves her wharf It Rock
tets on the morning Of the sale at 7;lS oclocE:
Special Commissioning.
GRuBps & WILLIAMS. Auclioneers. te27
OOMMIsSIONERS' SALE OF VALU-
" ABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE. CITY OF
RICHNOED.-By virtue OF a decree of the Chah'
oery Court Of The etv of Richmond, entered on me
Sd Of May. 1879. IN the sult Of the Trustees OF ~,
Third. Street African Methodist Chhrrh aSalns
Poindsxter auu others, the undersigned Us srecia
com nris,ioners herein named, viii sell ut rnblit
auction, on The premises, on ne 18TH or JIL Ia,
1872 O'Clock 7. ~. The LOT or LAM ~.
HCIiDISG thereon known rs TIE " Iti!ki,
STREET AFRICAN METHODIST CHURCH,
situated on the north slde of Third street bctwecl
Leigh and Jackson streets. and fronting W .eet OF
Third Streer. in the city OF Richmond:
TERMS OF SALE: One third cash: residue OF
credits al six and twelve months, IN tquai install
ments. purchaser giving negotiable not-s, with In
lpre.t added from day or sale: ltle retained Until
all OF the purchase money is paid and conveyance
ordered by the Court. ~
- EDWARD Y. CANNON,
HILL CARTER.
fy4 Commissioners.
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yDS Jas. Macdonald, AuctioneG7
No. 10 Governor street.

No. 10 Governor street. ,s
1ToIJsEHOLD FURNITURE CAR
HI pEvrs REFRIGERATORS, &C. AT .AUC-
DAY az Fpk O'clock 1 WIZ sell atny
: air s1 TJsu, ar AR iI ETO CHAMBER SUM-
! IA K,afv RBL E-TOP CHAMBER SllE,
. WALNUT PARLGK SUITS, coveFed IN green
!. ,w akI MAHOGANY and OTHER WARD
RifREHIis, BEDSTEA ADS. and WASHsIANnSs,
HaH0C.a Y and.Waa1 " UT PARLIR Gu AXIS
NewiIi A TR and SHU(K, MATTR ESs,k.s. -, ,,,,
d;aIlSs ELs. THR EEipLY, and other CARPETS,
= siDEIOA RDS. .RRFIiGERATo RS..,,,,r,.
# CANE arE.WGOIcCHAIRSa and KOCtEEhS1
Lounges. TlN-SkEE1S- RI =. -. 80
GiIiTDREN'S 'CARfaIA rs and CRIES,
EJIyTIC S3EECHES. FEED-CUTTER,
desks, RNGRA.VIN6S, &C. SC
zlonstaninents receivsdkIp 10 hour OF srae
! - JAS. MAODOUGALL, AEosisreer;
E, B.tGogx, Salesman. sFo
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LIVERY AND SALES STABLES.
SaSz & go go Eg e,azz-
HEADQUARTERS
FOR TIE
SALE OF HORSES, MULES. CARRIAGES,
BUGGIES, AND WAGONS
AT AUCTION
RICHMOND BAZAAR,
1888 AND 144O FRANKLIN STREET,
RICHMOND. VA.
LIVERY AND SALES STABLES.

The subscriber has fitted mp in connection with
h Is Extensive stables one OF the most
COMPI. ETE AND CONVENIENT RAZAARS
o be found In this country: and having every fa-
ctity for the accommodation or stock, respectfully
solicits consignments OF
HORSES, MULES, AND VEHICLES
Of every kind promising hat all stock, &C., con-
signed 10 him shall have every attention, ana re-
turns promptly made. -, ..--,
TUE CARRIAGE DEPARTMENT
embraces consignmeuts of almost every variety OF
vehicles for pleasure and work-purDoses. as also
HARNESS OF everv description. All articles In
this department. VIII be sold nc lowest wholesale
manufacturers, prices. and in no Instance Will any
deYiarion from such prices be made. Parties wish
Ing 10 purchase will find 1T 10 their Interest 10 eN-
anime this stock OF vehicles, &c.
My STABLES are new, OF LARGE CAPACITY,
and afford every convenience for droxers.
Parties desiring 10 purchase for their sWn use OF
the trade viii find large stock to select from; .,
AUCTION SALES every WEDNESDAY aad SAL
URDAY at 10 O'Clock A. 81.
=, - JOHN b. DAVIS, Proprietor.
II. n. COOK, Auciione+r. ....
RICHARD SCLATER, Manager.
j. NJ. PACE, Salesman. my ~