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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-20
SrGtt0e.

" 20 itod, Ont, 19. O1drs. - GIN
beute Mor9en in oieitm Orte auSgebrodenes
Seuer 5srliOrte mebrere observation-disclosures, q.
{. eranforo's Suwelenlaben uno s. Rar.
tln's Gonoitoret. 0tau peraniAlagt Den
Saaoen aui $4,000.
Sid sburg, Riii., 10. Mdri. - Der
Soaarlaoen Der 56. &6pentbal & Comp,
Die Spesereibanbluns Der 50. Dapibion 8,
Sohne unb 2ouls 5offmann's gtisnwaarsn=
laosn brannten III per lstten gfatt nieber.
Der Selammtperluft betrast stpa $40,0
Nem.Orleans, 19. @idr3.-4ui Der
NIT 300 8allen Saummolle belaoenen Sarte
rGroenlea" brad beute elm Brano aus, mel
der etpa 200 8aaen bsiddOiste. Das i5euer
purse gel6Iat, obne 0aB Oas Sabrseus, mel
DIES mad Sloerpool beitintmt 1it, erbebli9en
Sdlaoeu erlitt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-20
0nr.e @obefoepe,d,e,s.

geeriife, fib in Sluibing, 9ollanb, su etablt.
rem, Inn amerifanii9es Shladtuteb unb
9leiih in Deut}blanb su importiren.
Sir Gleraneer Walet iibsrreid)te am
lesteR 5amita9e Dem Sultau iein @rebitiu
oils britilder @eianbter.
- Das SourRal ,,Dagens 4pheber" in
aopenbagen meloet, bas S:rfiner Sablnei
babe Der oGniiden Negieruug auf eereH I'm,
frage eripioert, oa6 es bic Grage IN Se5u9 au'
NoroiAlsswis oils oefnitip sslSit bstra9te.
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0ernttfd)te Sepefd1ett aus Re&p'
0prf.

Nep.gort, IS. gtdrs. - 9as gerbHr
Der Yoti5ei @ommiIiGle Dor bem Dlagor
Cooper nahm herte ieinen aufang.
- Inter benz Sieb in Der llm9ebung bon
BrootlDu itHb neuer0in9s lpteoer piele @rs
franfungeu an 2uu9eneuhe uorsefaDeu.
- Die Oampfer y@rcelfior" BON Utittel-
meerbafeu, nSaratoga" bon 5aoanna unb
y@afulia" BON 2on6On fiuO beute bier an9e'
fommen.
- Die 9ampfer rSorreuto@ bon Rew'
Gaifle, Gng., yqeifing" BON 9amburg, pan'
9oria" bon Glasgow trafeu 9letdlfaQs elm.
- Der 8aiienrthter Cabin CAB beute Die
gntideiouna in benz Sauoerbilt'iden CRIB
I9aftsprOseiie ab. Die GntideiOuHg beitd.
tigt bas 9sitament unO alle in Oemielbsn ent'
hQlteneu YerorbuunQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-20

EG@ Sn 9once'8 pate uts R { 5 Z
3ins Sep OF Rr. 1O8, 8ef.Baltimoreltr.
fiub ale Gd)teu ArBeueien 81 fiuoen, !. %.
Or. @bulmer'S 6eittinftur, 6otetter's SRA.
gen Bitterer, Saene's 8rufl0iun9smittels
Bombs @rtratt, Pierce's gnt6edung, Sellers
rSmiides eminent, S9ent's S1rnp, Eonis
cum unb Sittersr, Green's 4u9uRs 8lumens
8oide'8 9prup, Die Ri9euners@abe, 6unis
pbrep's Specificum, aper's ReDi3inea, TO-
tpie ole pppuldren SeiIm,ttet Der Se9el~
mart. (150-)
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fit Die ifbiae minter(aifon

c<AIsbetletonmg ais Heitfaes Veid5ente ete..
~ 2Bir haben ben Breis BON ieiseEen &tapaH
te unb Safs btnben lsca.5s tsess t1r oefren
In bieiem iraben Gheite ber gaiion berabseiest, n
unire Rnnoen, iai oa6 fie bis uenise 2ase Dor oen
Geiertagen rarten. gum iestgen Gtntaute oon
WeitaGdtsprdienteu su beipese1. = aBir haben fene
5eibeRe TIES bis su 12k Gents herdb. = Geoene
SCAR1S. bic str btsber nm 81 periauften, fino au
.eo Gents berobseles 9 etbene Scarfs. bisber fls
o2 se1iouit tsfen iett $t.25 td #eetnmtb,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-20

Ner0enipeiie.- 8tees ungeuebnrr
ReruenmitteI bebt uuo heilt frantbofte Gnls
pfinOtidteit Der Neroen, JierpenidwaGe,
neruOes 3uden, 3lttern, S9lafofgteit nRD
Spferie. @s serletht oem geiamntteR Nern
oenipfieme cine begtiidenoe &ube nnb belet~
tist BE our1 iibermdbise ScpfGrbett oerilr.
Ia1te geiftlge Grh6pfuug. @s bat Eanienbe
BON gseruen~@ @ridGpfuug gehelIt nnb 8iele
bonn gBahnfian gerettet. Gs befist eineu ara
genehmeu @ei6mad II. enthdIt nihte q hibs
tideS. Bret8 50 pro Bndet, S. fiir erei Busr
tete. gu haben bet Setb 9. Sance +.
108, g8 a. Baltimore 8 StraBG-
4GmGna@ srat,e. (150-)
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aetber, Bbospb bas RabifaI.
Seilmittet gesen Nerpeui9wdde. - 8boss
pbor 1T Elm Beitanotbetl oes nlenI9lid1en
Sorpers unO finOet iid9 i'm @ehtrne, ben Rera
pen, benz 6arue, oen 8uoaea nno i'm 8Inte
Dor. 4etaersBbOspbor iit elm neuss Mtttel,
oas Die 4erBte Der llniperittdt erfuneen uu6
oem dr3tlid]eu Stanoe i'm Atlgemeiuen Etsa
bsfannt if. Ge bat iin ais 8aoitalh,ilnlits
tel segen 4erUeniApdthe, Srdfteuerllif, Gea
bG9iniBdwGd)e uno ale ans SngeaDiiHoeH
enttebenoe &rantbeiten bep1brt. Breis $3 bic
8lalde; s5 5pei 6lai9en. 3n bnben bel
Seth 9. 9ance SIR. 108, Beas Baltimore
5traBe. - 4lmona9e nit allen SGbereH
llaentgeltlias (160-l
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9as netapru Quk.0reneseaarfrts

OUo O6SIWUEW 9sWBEOERINGsdYHWET
eirtttttel" oerletbt Obne Yariiim ober aett
fin ietoenmeide8 Qniebeu, tbut bem SGar.
auSfallcn Ginhalt, erjeugt eiueu neuen
9aupthaar=, 9 8afeRbart. unb u na
9enbrauen Q8ud)S un6 bstlt Sopibaut-
4usiAlage. Grtaltun9 I'M 6 0 pfe tptro
ourA @loDer'8loi 0 NJ fait auaeubItds
LID geboben. Sn alien 4potbeten gu boben.
S.r&. @alcott, Nr. 55, 81 or rbsQtber~
tpftraBe. (San4 ,3Dfte. .SaDtl
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Morris & genrp's eatarrb-
Rf{fMtiffeIA

gs heilt afuten unb droniihen 9atarrb ,tnb betp.
nelist, menn ieoe anbere Bebaneuns feblsef1lase
9tnutbnunss sapparate unb gsaienoouden iaft sans
perbrdTa.. Cine einmafise Mnpenouns he6t Sds e5es
iiibl BON S9pere unb Druid i'm aopie nno erpei9t
anb pertreibt ben einsetrodneten edlem, Der Die
len peridrieben unb b6hltf. tnboiiir unb ont pubs
Htnm gelobt bas es einbeis tiI Dos bette, eesen az
tarrh tn alien ielnen Stasisn befannte Nftel erfldrt.
13etres 4ttente unb Beridte i5er burd unier Dtits
fef beuerifeiste Seuren pertpeiIeu kir ad,unsspon
naf unfere Isenten 50. Coleman & Wo8ers. 5fr.
176, 9Neft=N NaItimpreftraKss
unS Set o. 6. Sauce, Nr. 1O8, xNeN=Saltts
utorettrajse, 80 BADEN; enoros bel 2sogeisr, sohn
& Gpmp., 9hpmfen s. Ylufb nno gSn. $.
Bromn s Kruoer. (Mpr.6. i2Dtss, lH.2.p)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-20
3su6lftattfeno SouarS S6aoetts
eeSn{,

2ouisoille, ap., IS. Mdrs. - Der bon
gmua &aipar ae9eH Philipp @teabsl einges
leitete acknowledgement purbe beute BEEN
bet, ineem bic 8el1morenen Der aldgerln
$l2, 900 suipraden. Die eettere fIagte Vten<
Del an, Elm ttamenloieS Serbrc6en an ibr be-
sanssn su baben, une iie beaniprudte 6eBs
balb $4,000 Sdabeneriab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-20

pG Seriud1e einn1oI 9auce's 5aap
BteberberRetler. Gr peroidt oitnnee
Saar, briu9t ble alte sSarbe 3nriid, TT eln ele'
gQnteS Goilettenulittel unb beilt GopIgrIno
nnb 3opfbantsS sSnden. Hre;s 81. 81 bnben
BET 8 eth 9. &ance yfr. 1885, gSef.Bab
tiuorearaBe. (lo0-)
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@esntudd,fe &pteDer E,eraeffeIIs.

Spfer lugenoIider llnbeOa6tiaulfeit, bic ie~
be8 befannte Wtittel oer9ebll9 probirt babeu,
fGnnen gratis elm einfades Re3ept 5lIr raa
den 6eilung neru0ier @ntfrdftung, nor8eitir
gen 8erfal8, performer Srdfte unb aller Snr&
4usidlpeifungen berbeigefiibrten llnoronnitA
gen erbalteu. 9eoer Qpotbeter Bat bic oajn
n0tbigeu 8eitanbtheile. Nlau f9reibe on
Sart0fott & GOttp4, 9sr4 SO, StGfa
fa1ts StrGReS W+sD+
(SjH. q 1osHt IA. a An. .S9.N
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GntfekIiGe Sd1tTSs&ataitropbe. -
Gin Santpfer tn oen 0ruto 9es
bobrt 1&no so Wenid1en EFT rMtts

8insitou, Samaifa, 10. Mdrs. - Der
stpt6en Qiuerpool uno ct. GbomuS fubrenoe
britlit)e Dampfer ySolioar," &apt. 9ohertn,
1T nit bem bapuideu Dampier nWtiAael"
suiantnlen9efoBen, 9a8 lestere fSabrSeu9
mlrOe in ben @run0 sebobtt, Il no go Ufen'
ihen ertranfen.
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8alttmore Wlb., 9onnerdag, bem 20. Mat3 1879

Damen traaen Sdleier aus biinnerem Stoffe,
Die Sarem,9ameu aus 10 feiner @aSe, bag Ct
i'm @runbe genommen nur nod Der sSorm
meaeu ba ift. Aber eieie Oanlen etidbeinen
nur su @agen auf ben 5traBen, besleitet BON
2dufern uno bon @unu1en umgeben. 9Sas
iagen unlere iungeu Stuesr ba3u, tpenn i'd
ibnen mittbeile, oab nad orientalliden Be<
9riffen eS ntdt gum guten Zone gehOrt, etne
Dame BON Stano iibcrbanpt nur anSuleben
Die Srauen bonn 9anoe unteri6etoen fit
IbrtgenS neientltd bon benen Der Stabt.
sic tragen allerbings dbnlid]e, aber BEL @sis
tenn beldeibenere Soitiime. Inftatt bes @olo,
fdmudes ilnb iie NIT 6als= ooer Qrmbanb
BON beutiden @lasperlen unt WeIfns, Obr=
ringen befortrt, anoere tragen S9leier, an
benen fleine Silber= unoGolomiin3en bGngen,
nod fonlilder eriheinen Die 9tubieriunen uno
IbpiTnieriunen, Die 9roBe iilberne oSer
bleierne Waiens uno 2ippenrtnge tragen, oft
bon mebreren 3oG Durdmeiisr, unb abult6e
brettere Span9en nm t6anogelent unb &nD.
del, alleroin9s mad unieren 8e9riffen cine
Serunsierung, II. bod palen baS blante Sil'
ber unb Blet biibid 3u Der bunfelbraunen ober
iammetihmarscn 9autfarbe.
Die @iel b1lben bas ge.p0hnlidife Qofonlo-
tionsmlttel in Sairo, nno oil allen Strabenz
eden iteben Die Sunsen. ipelde ibre sraueu
@ierfaBler anpreiien. Die Gieliuusen biloeu
cine Srollise 3unft, fluse, ourdtriebene Bur.
ihen, aus allen SimmelsGegeno sniammeit=
sepebt. 2ue baben fld niebr ooer ipeuiser
oeuti9e, enslii6s, ttalieniide uno fransDiiiae
Worte gemerft uno piiien fi9 Der 6remben
in Der einibneid)elno 8eiie su bemddti=
gen. uebrigens fam man fir tuenise Btafter
fait bic aanse Stabt ourhrsiten. uno bic
Suusen ituo oft toeit before uno uneisens
niistsere @iceroui, ais bic pripile9irtea 0ras
gomans.*)
*3r. aauHmann, ipeder einsn oeutfden Sudlaz
ben an Der Wfustib bat erSdblte mir. bas etsentltt
erf nad1 Der sebaner 9eididte bic gielslun9en fdb
eeuli9e Worte anaeeisnet bdtten. Die 8eutiden
ieten in sroBerer Ansabl nad bem Bbaraonenlanbe
aeiommen uno bic 3batiadae, bnB ees abesioes
Ssbn 5aiian in Berlin ubirt uno Ole beutie Niili=
tdrSut in @sppteu einseiihrt, babe oes gBeern ben
Reipeft Iar Die 0eutihen erbobt. QBas Wunoer, bas
aud Die @ielsiunsen in aoiro banon @inb btfommen
batten uno in tbrer gBsie Der neuen str5muna 9aeds
nuns tru9en, tnbem iie ben 9eutihen ihre gie nit
ioIsenbem brolltsen 3urue anboten: Cute gismards
@ia mstn 9err!" "@ute aoiierfGiel!" s9ute easfers
Gieli. uiiD.
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Ne,te Mm3eige.t.
sneben hireft bnm Varis empiansen:
GaIlisfh= gNd0ret

IN feltenen nnb fiinffleriiben 0tufern: ghaalan,
BIumenfelasen, sonces, statuetten, Eeaer,
&auiniintss unb Stmbubr 0ersterungen,
aannen. gans neue Yaliiip= =gHaaren. @rose unb
prd6ttse eammIuns iran8 Oiiider 8lumen.
aud Dieifade ausuabl fransoFider uno oeutider
Ropitdten, ais ba fino: 9iener unb Dresoener uno
potrte Weifinspaaren, marmorne nbren lno Bronses
artiteI. 6. y. 9anioiom s. Gomp,
SIT. s., ,Horb=2ib ertp sStrdse.
@asetnrtdtuHss su iebr bilisen greilen.
(Sept.23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-20

8ermrtbetl,tts profefftomelter Siebe.
Der Us q ierpolade Baul 8optou
fam aefiern fritz in MabilOn, Snb., on unN
ieete I'M Utitterua6t feline Sdmimmtour fort.
Seiu nd9ftes 3iel ift Qouisoi1e, &p.
-8tidof 9ubamet febrte geiterr
aus q m nod Sttama, Ont, 5uriid, uni
cine impoiante Denomination fanb ibm 81
gbren itatt.
- @br1p. Sames De&open, 0efar
bes ,,0iacine. @oGese" in 8aclne, Wisc., ftart
seitern Dtittas pl6sli9 on einem S4la9an'
folfe
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Gpe,ial ! Noti3elt.
9aM 8Ietfamann & COMBS wrebbefe


0an. aIettthuaann & Comps Wtebbeie
compressed yeast).
Da man entbed bat, oas piele gtad9ahmunsen un>
iyu Sefe ii i'm Dlarfte beinoen, 10 bot ole dd'te
4xe6bete unieres Gabrifates aui ieoem Vadete ben
Wamen unierer 6trmo. aae anoeren iinb ssaGab'
munsen.
Usan perlanse bon ienem Grocer 8aH, 6!etids
snanm s. Gomp's gsreBbete. 2dsIid friid1
NabritsDepot: gar. "A, sorosEntau gtraBe.
(Wadrsi9,tS) q. q. 8ennett, Sei6dftfhbrer.
Gtne &arte.
an VIE, pelhe on ben Tolsen bon Susenbianben,
nerpoier Gdpddbe, gntfrdituns, gerluft ber Nans
nessrat &C. leioen, ience i'd ftenfrei elm @etept.
oas fe furirt. Dieies sroBe 5eilmittel murbe BON
einem UfiFondr in Siib=Mmerita entbedt. Sdidt etn
abreifrtes gouoert on Saep. Seiepb z. Snman, sta'
tiou ., 8ible@Souie, N.sD. eitp.
(Son16, iSt.& .&u.i.a.2fl
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2t,as 0er SnnSeeDattptitaSt.
9te repnblifaniidlen Boritser Der Senats
sg

9fe repnbtifamiid,en Borftser Der SenatS=
Spn,ite'n.
@aibington, 10. Wdr,.-0ie repubz
llfantihen Senatoreu bielieu beute Nioraeu
einen @aufuS, nm ote bret 8orfber BON Sc
mats @ontite'n, beren grnennung ibnen bon
ben Denlotraten iiberlaiien iuuros, su eraah'
len. Die orei betrsifenoen @omite'n iino Otez
ienisen iiber anipriibe aus Der Gepoluttons.
3eit, iiber Bripats2anDanipriidle uno itber anz
genDmmsne So1lagen; Der @eufus ermQblte
Die Seuateren antbonp, @OmunoS uno Cont
ling 5u Sorheern Der @ontte'u uuo nabm
auberoem einen 8ei4luB an, welder earle9t,
baB Die Serbanblun9en mdbreno Ger aegen.
tpGrttgen grtraIlbuna auf Die beiben unerles
oiateu Serlulllisuagsbtas bsidrduft nercen
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8nttffd0{tatettt.
@erurtt,etIutta profeIitomeller 9iebe.

-Srleans, 10. Wdr5.-Dte hie'
fioe ,MedanicS' unb &raOers' 8anf" bat
ibre 3ablunsen einsetellt.
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Selearapbiidle 9epeiGe1t.
3alane-gepf(bea.

5eri9te Der ra6oeiirten Brefie' fir ben rDeutiteu
eorreip
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Xon b0n1 I9. Wtat6. = @Gne NelItr Tue
Sepei4e aus MaorlO mGlbet, OOB bic ipanIs
I9e 9tegierung beidllOifen bat, pdbrenO Der
beUoritebenoea gsablen ben 8elugeruugsSu,
ftano in ben baatiiten YrcOin5en 5u profIas
miren.-Die 8efiirpOrter Oe8 SOri9lags, Die
Sflaperei in aaeu ipanifen Solouie'n abSus
I6affen, meroeu am Sautage ein groBes
BQnfelt in Wabrio ab hQlteu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-21
BY y. Thompson Brown,
!. Real Estate Agent ana Auctioneer,
Ills Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE IN FRONT oFTHE
d UNITED STATES GOCRT-HOUSE. In THE
CITY OF RICHMOND. VA, OF Two vALuA-
BE FARMS IN POWHATAE COUNTY. Va
az virtue OF two deeds Of trust-the first OF WHICH
was executed by Edmund J. Allen and wife 90 the
s6th day or December, 1875. to W. Berkeley:
St,e second OF watch h1 safu Edmund u. Alien and
wife TO Iue on the 18th day OF October. 1S77-both
Of which deeds arc recorded In The Clerks otace OF
the County Court of FGwhaian county, volume 23.
pages 800 and 81 II SNAIL having been d1rccted SO
20 da by the beneficiary IN said deeds by Writing
proceed 10 sell ut pub lie anc.i ion. In froHt or the
United states cotrthause, on the south side OF Bank
between Tenthand Eleventh. streets, IN iae city OF
Richmond. on FRIDAY the 27th gay OF June,
1870. at 8 oHclcckIP- H.. TWO TRACTS Or LAND.
described In SAID deed rs folowS-fe wat: Two
tracts of laad adjoining each other In The county OF
Powhatan, Va the one tract Containing y55O
ACRES, The otbar tract 400 ACRES, and aftoniug
the lands of W. w. Hobson, DR.. Joseph Y. Hobsen,
Airs. Nancy Brown, Johl Harris. and others.
TERMS OF :sWLE: As to &9,25S.39 of the .pur-
chase money! one fourth cash. the balance In three
equal nstaments at one, two, and three years frn
day Of sale with interest at six DIR cent from day
of sale: as Che residue OF the purchase money NJ
such time as the said Edmund j. Alien shall make
known on ia;e-day of sale. Il. Is. BERKELEY.
Admistra: er'0f W. r. Berkeley uhder deed OF lesh
December 1876. e..
. Trustee under deed OF 18th October, 1877.
j. THOMSON BROWN. AuctioDccr-
je2l-dGwtds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-21
by Frank ID. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
HOS Main street. -.-.

TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELLENT
Il NEW BRICK DWELLING No. 413 WEST
MAIN OZARK PLACED, BETWEEN MADISON
AND BELVIDFRE STREETS.-In pursuance of
the provisions Of deed Of trust dated The 2l>t of
February. 1873, and recorded In the clerks office
Of Richmond Chancery Court, IN Deadlock 100
A. page 224. default having been made in the nay.
ment of Il certain sum of money therein secured,
and ut the request of the beneficiary In said deed
Will sell nj auction. on the premises. on TUES
DAY. June "a, 1879, at 6 o'clock T.. NJ, the
DWELLING and Lot OF GROUND described
In The deed. as follows:
All that LOT. PIECE, or PARCEL OF LAND.
with the improvements thereon lying and being In
the city Of Richmond. on the south side OF Main
street between Madison and Rclvidere streets, coin
mtuclng at point distant from the intersection of
the cast line Of B-lvidere slrccr with the south line
Of Main street 225 feet fronting on Main street
Is feet, and running bIck between parallel lines
1873 feet to IN al!cv 6 faet wide.
The DWELLING. with wing attached contains
about six good rooms; gas, water. bath. &c, &C.,
on premises.
This property, being less than one square from
Monroe Park. and in nice TC!ghhorlloOd. should
attract the attention OF parties desiring to purchase
desirable and chem home.
TERMS: Cash rs 10 expenses OF sale and $4,000,
with interest from May Is, 1879, al per cent:
the balance upon such terms rs the ErantOr in said
deed may direct JOHN 4. COKE. Trustee
Sale by FRANK D. HILL & Co., Anctioneers.
g.. Ia
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FRANK j. SAMPSON. AucIioneer. je12
v7AIuABLE LANDS IN MECKLEN-

VALUABLE LANDS IN MECkLEN-
BURG COUNTY FOR SALE-By virtue OF
deed of trust executed by James i: Harriss OF me
GATH day of August, 1877, 10 William baskerriui'
Jr., and John p. Tabb, duly recorded III M"eRan-
burg County Coul I, to secure debt therein men-
toned, default having been made, and we, or one
Of u.s. being required TO do by Inc crenitQT. VIII
sci, at pubic auction. on the I'd DA Of D ULl,
1873, In front OF the courthouse OF MeckIenourS
comfy in the town of Rvydtou, TWO VALUABLE
TRACTS OF LAND In said county-the Que Enown
rs the PAGE PLACE. being part OF the tract OF
land heretofore known The Baber Tract, near ~.
Tammany. OIL the Roanoke river. bounded on the
north by tile lands Of A, Fl. Bracy. Robert Tanner,
and Others on the east by the lands OF Marrow,
Mackifn and Others The south by the estate OF T.
Ellington, and on tbe west by the. ST. Iammany
road. containing 264 ACRES: the other known as
.STONELAND.s being part OF the tract formerly
known as the Branch Tract, lying on The Roanoke
river, and bounded on the north by the lands nf A.
r. Bracy and Gholson. the east By the lands or
west by the lands Of Bracy. Jones, and others ana
on the south by Roanoke river, containing 4u53s
AGRES.
These are said TO be most excellent farms
the tract OF land first sold Is sufficient 10 SATISFY
the purposes OF the trust the other viii not be Solo,
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay expenses or ex.
eeutng said trust aud the notes secured In SAID deec
lsaF $A00l; and to The residue upon sneh Ter ms
ms The grautor in said deed may indicate. With the
cSnsent OF the said granior more favorable terms
may be announced on the day OF sale
IS WILLIAM BASkERViIlL,J R..
MARSHALL NJ GILLIAN
je q Substituted 1ruatees
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-21
By Richardson C Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
llI3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FIVE
INVALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THE
NORTH LINE OF MAIN STREET BETWEEN
JEFFERSON AND MADISON STREETS BY
AUCTION.-By virtue OF decree Of the Chancery
Court OF The CITY of Richmond entered on TIE 29th
day Of june. 1876, IN the suit OF Walker and wife
yS. Bayly, &C.. we shall, as special commissioner
thereby appointed. sell Ivy auction. on The premises,
GU WEDEEsDAY.2 "a day Of July, 1879. at 6
O'Clock z. NJ. FIVE VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS-two Of which front &c feet, and three 27
feet each, and Iun back between parallel lines SO
feet to alley in The 20 feet wide the mort h
side Of Main street between Jefferson and Madison
streets. ....'-
Parties wanting 10 buy cannot do better than in
vest in these lots They possess all the advantages
Of location 10 be desired, and are by tar more
venienL 10 he business centre than many other lots
for which there seems 10 be greater d. mand.
Being anxious TO wind up this Snit. ard ihesc lots
being all the city property belonging 10 the estate
of the said Bayly unscld great inducements will be
offered TO buyers.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance in six. twelve,
and eighteen months. negotiable notes given for The
deferred payments, with interest added, ana Sc
cured by deed Of trt;st. -.
JOHN III. GUY.
ALEXANDER Q. HOLIDAY,
ie21 commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-21
Bv Robert y. Lyme,
Real Estate Auctioneer and Agent,
1912 Main street

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ NICE
~ BRICK TENEMENT. No. LOG CHERRY
STREET, BETWEEN CARY AND DOVER
STREETS. IN FORD'S ROW, AT hUCTION.-By
virtue of n decree of The Chanccry Court for the
city of Richmond. pronounced en- the I'd day OF
March, 1878, IN a SUIT STYLED Buen and wife Us.
pointed special commissioner by said decree. will
offer for sale. al public suction, TUESDAY. June
"a, 1879. upon the premises. ut 81 O'Clock Z. NJ,
The property mentioned in said decree consisting of
NICE TIFREE-Rn0M BRICK TENEMENT.
with necessary out-bulidmgs all In good order and
wilt Weld good per cent. on the Investment. The
LOT has front OF 1GH feet on Cherry street, and
runs back about 100 feet.
TERMS: Ore fourth cash: balance at four. eight,
and twelve months for oiabc notes. with interest
added and title retained.
ALEXANDER COKE,
jc13 Special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-21
by ". Godmn, Auctioncer,
coruer of Eleventh and Bank streets.

4 DMINISTRATOR'SA AUCTION SALE.
n The HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE ut No. 2G3 west Grace street, belonging 10
the estate OF David NJ. Lea Gave that In the base
ment and kitchen, which has been disposed of, will
he sold on TUESDAY. June Oath. at lAk O'Clock A.
NJ AS all the articles offered OF the best quality,
those in want will do well 10 give their ri tentoD
One full set OF PARLOR FURNITURE. III Green
and Gold Striped Reps. with Rosewood Frames;
One HANDSOME PIER MIRROR, French Plate,
with ornamental base:
One MANTEL MIRROR,
One BLACK-WALNUT ETAGERE.
One BLACK-WALNUT CORNER-ETAGFRE,
One HANDSOME WALNUT BOOKCASE.
Several TAPESTRY CARPETS. RUGS, and MAT
TING. nearly new;
PAINTINGS, ENGRAVTEGS, ...
FRENCH CHINA VASES. LOUNGE,
Two Handsome sets CHAMBER FURNITURE
Marble Tops; r. ~. ..a-
HAIR and SHUCK- MATT RESsES of beat quality !;
One WHEELER& WILSON SEWING MACHINE,
TABLES, CHAIRS, &C. a.. :
TERMS: Cash. WILLIAM Ii. PALMER,
Administrator OF David NJ. Lea, deceased.
j, l.. APPERSOS. Salesman. ie 2l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-21
ByW. Godoin, Auctioneer.

GALE AT AUCTION OF OLD FRAME
- BUILDING, AMI, LEASE OF LOT, At TIL e
NORTHWEST CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND
FOURTEENTH STREETS, NEAR THE BAL
LARD HOUSE.-At the request of the owners
the 23d of June, 1879, ut O'Clock r. NJ. the large
FRAME BUILDING locatQd as above. now occu-
MED as a livery stable by Mr.. j. j. Sutherand-the
same 10 be removed within thirty days. At the
sa,ue time and place the greater part of the VALU-
ABLE LOT on which the building stands will be
leased out for five years, payable quarterly.
TERMS: At sale. W. GUDDIE,
tc 90 Auctionter.