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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-10-15
LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS.
rL0uR. GRAIN AND HEAL

ATLANTA-Flour: superfne, 81; family
Sc; extra family, S. so; fancy, So 50t07 80
Wheat-The following prices are millers'
buying prices Tennessee choice white, 81 IA
al 16; Tennessee medium, 81 05(0l 10;
Georgia choice white and amherst o.; lower
grades, 81. Corn: Choice white, zoe,
mixed, 65G6c7. Oats, 45@75c. Meal, zoe.
ST. LOUIS-Flour: Double extra fall,
81 1904 80: treble extra fall, SIS 10 as %;
family, So 3535 so; choice to fancy, So COG
Is. Wheat: No. 2 red fall. 0$115 4.
Corn: No. 2 mixed, 353<c.
LOUISVILLE-Flou So 2 edo. fam
lily, SO 1904 Is. Wheat: Red and amber. 81.
Corn: White, AZ; mixed, 40. Oats: New
white. SOC; mixed, 261Sc.
CINCINNATI-Flour family, s. Is a
90. Wheat: Red and white, ...@$1 10
Corn, 42c. Oats 255zd27c.
NEW YORK-FIour: Southern, common
to fair extra, So 50@6 90; good to choice
extra SIS 1907 80. Wheat: Ungraded win
ter red.$1.2Sg$I 81; No. 8 do, 81 "a; No. 2
do, 81 2291 331S; No. 1 do, ST $50
SS1z. Corn; Jag raded, 54@65zc.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-10-15
Eggs and Egg Culture.

The traffic in eggs in this country is
estimated by competent authority to
equal $150,0O0,0G0 per annum. New
York receives in a single year $4,000
barrels of eggs valued at 100000. In
1877 there were exported from this
country 5000, 200 dozen eggs valued at
S66S,701. It is claimed that Philadel-
phia consumes daily $4,000 dozen eggs,
The approximate receipt of eggs in Bos-
ton for the year 1873 have been as fol-
lows: 107, 1927 cases containing 40 dozen
each, $4,000 boxes containing 100 dozen
each, and 1873 barrels containing 70
dozen each. These figures give, as a
result, 168,410 packages containing
5,515,652 dozen eggs, or 78,187, 1886 sin
gle eggs. It is estimated that fully Is
per cent. of all receipts are consumed in
Massachusetts, and that about 80 per
cent. are consumed in and near Boston.
Boston CaLltiUGtOF.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-10-15
PROVISIONS.

ATLANTA Bulk meat: Clear rib sides,
615c. Bacon Sugar-cured hams, 1870 lie;
shoulders, &C; bright small sides, Sc; plain
hams. none; breakfast bacon, G8Ne.
BALTlMORE-M Mess pork, 10 90. Bulk
meats Loose, shoulders, 3lc; clear rib
sides, &c; packed, shoulders, Axe; clear
rib. sides, 6Mc. Bacon shoulders, 4Ic;
clear rib sides, &c; hams, 11@1l16c. Lard,
refined, in tierces, &c.
CINCINNATI-Po,k k, SO 80. Lard, Sc 10.
Bulk meats shoulders, 31zc; clear rib, 81 rs
as 00;clear sides, IS so. Bacon: shoulders,
81 25; clear ribs, So 371S; clear sides, 6slc
NEW YORK-Pork New mess, SO 90;
Middles; Long clear, SIC; short clear, SIC.
long and short clear 5.75c.
LOUISVILLE Polk, 50. Lard: choice
leaf in tierces, TIE; Go. kegs, SIC. Bulk
meats: Shoulders, So IS; clear ribs, S. 90
ear sides, S. %. Bacon Shoulders, SO 8715
clear ribs, S. 38; clear sides, SIC; sugar
cured hams. 9910Ko.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
ATLANTA-Eggs: Reliable selling at 17c;
ordinary lots, Ice. Butter Choice Tennes-
see, 16G 14c; medium, 12@16c; low grades
9 9 16c. Poultry: Small, 9Q12c; medium
12@17c; large, 16@18c; hens, zoe; ducks,
15g...e. Sweet potatoes, 60c@...c per
bushel. Irish potatoes, 90c4$1 pei bushel.
BALTIMORE-Butte Prime TO choice
western packed, 13815c. Eggs, 15c.
LIVE STOCK.
ATLANTA-We quote Choice Tennes,
see cattle Sc, common 11zG215c, Georgia
1H82Hc. Spring lambs -. Sheep $1Q2
per head.
CINCINNATI-Hogs Common 50 500
20, light So 1908 60, acking So 1908 IS,
butchers So 65(03 rs.
LUM BERs
ATLANTA-All undressed lumber, $12
per NJ. Flooring dried, dressed, tongued
and grooved, $16@17 per NJ. Weather.
boarding dressed aud edged, $15 per NJ.
dressed on ore side, $14@15. Shingles,
inch, all heart, So 80; shingles. No. 2,
So So
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-10-15
A Female Duel.

A good deal has lately been heard of
the progress of female emancipation in
Russia, but it is somewhat of a novelty
to find the Russian ladies figuring in the
character of duelists, az was the case
not long since with two bellies OF Petit
gorsk, a well-known fashionable resort
on the northern slope of the Caucasus.
A dispute arose between the rival beau
ties, springing out of the attention.
paid to each in turn by handsome
young cavalry officer quartered in the
neighborhood. The quarrel ran SO
high that one of the Amazons at length
dispatched her maid to the other with
a formal challenge, which was instantly
accepted. The belligerents met without
seconds in a lonely place outside the
town. each armed with brace of loaded
pistols Before, however, they had even
taken up their respective positions, the
trembling of the one lady's hand caused
her pistol to explode prematurely, send
ing a bullet through the dress of the
other, who shrieked and fell down In a
swoon. The assailant, frightened out
of her wits, flung away her weapon and
rushed to raise the supposed corpse;
but her ungrateful antagonist, recover
ing her senses as suddenly as she had
lost them, clutched her by the hair with
one hand, while boxing her ears with
the other In the most energetic style.
The firing having now ceased, the bat
tie proceeded hand to hand. Locks of
hair, ribbons and shreds of clothing
flew in every direction, and, but for the
timely advent of three or four police
men, the affray might have ended like
the somewhat-similar combat of the
Kilkenny cats. The military Lothario's
only remark on hearing the story was,
Its lucky they took to clawing each
other i stead of me"
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-10-15
English Wheat Growing.

Estimates, by Thomas @. Scott and
Arthur 81. Savory on English wheat
growing, show that English farmers can
not continue it at the market prices OF
the past season. Careful figures show
that wheat must net the farmer 60 IS
per quarter to cover expenses, while the
average during the past four months
was only e.. They say if American
growers can raise wheat, and, after pay
ing costs, including transportation, can
sell in the English market for $1.25 per
busheI, then the time and money ex-
pended raising the grain in Great Brit
ain is wasted.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-10-15
t1UanO.

Prof. Kohl. in a recent paper, denies
the exclusively modern use of guano in
agriculture, and quotes the Arabian
geographer, Edresi, as mentioning
cliffs bordering the Persian gulf which
were covered with the excrements of
birds. These were used as manure at
Bassora and up the Euphrates. The
Peruvians also used guano at the time
the Europeans first arrived there. and
Humboldt, early in this century, urged
its use, but without effect. 1t was only
in 1910 that the first ship-load of the
article was sent to England from the
Chincha islands, and a large demand
soon sprung up.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-10-15

A YOUNG lady reioices in the posses
sion of large and tawny st. Bernard
which she calls Tafsy, because, as she ex-
nlains to inquirers, " it was given her"
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-10-15
The Rnshman After the Lion.

Capt. Awkward tells dron story of q
rencontre between a bushman and lion.
The narrator was acquainted with the
man, and has no doubt OF the truth OF the
story. The bushman, while long way
from his home, was met by lion. The
animal, assured that he had his
victim completely in his power, began
to sport and daily with him with feline
iocosity which the poor little bushman
failed to appreciate. The hon would
appear at a point In the road and leap
back again into the jungle, to reappear
a little further on. But the bushman
did not lose his presence of mind, and
presently hit upon a device by winch he
might possibly outwit his foe. This
plan was suggested by the lions own
conduct. Aware that the brute was
ahead of him, he lodged to the right,
and feeling pretty sure of the lions
whereabouts, resorted to the course of
quietly watching his movements. When
the lion discovered that the man had
Suddenly disappeared from the path, he
was a good deal perplexed. He roared
with modification when he espied the
bushman peeping at him over the grass.
The bushman at once changed his posi-
ton, while the lion stood irresolute in
the path, following with his eye the
shifting black man. In another mo-
ment the little man rustled the reeds,
vanished, and showed again at another
point The great brute was first con-
fused, and then alarmed. 1t evidently
began to dawn upon him that he had
the position of matters, and
that he was the hunted party, The
bushman, who clearly recognized what
was passing in his enemy mind, did not
pause to let the lion recover his startled
wits. He began to steal gradually tow
ard the foe, who, now in complete
state of doubt and fear, fairly turned
tail and decamped, leaving the plucky
and ingenious little bushman master of
the situatiOn.-Chdnbe rS' Journal.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-10-15

Keeps constantly on hand Metallic, Rosewood and
homs- ade Collins of all sizes. They also keen a
supply of good, durable bureaus, bedsteads tables
sc. They ask an inspection OF their goods, and
solicit the patronage of the public. Orders by
telegraph or mail promptly attended to- aug27'79-Iy
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-10-15

Proposals for House and Sign Painting, esue tally
country work are solicited, and when offered me
in meet with liberal sh-pric' reduced rates.
guarantee to give work that will p ease aud on
reasonable terms For terms, etc. address me at
M0rristown. Tenn, Hay25'7g If
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-20
DN T THHN y. tIIII = 9,
Real Estate Agents and Aucticncer
llOS Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELLENT
i NEW BRICK DWELLING 40. Ala Ws>r
MAIN OZARK PLACED. BETWEEN MADISON
AND HFLEIDERE STEEET$.--.n pursU7nr, nI
tic provisions Of ce OF lruat ,tat! lhc ~ 81, ~
February, 1878. and recorded IN the ci.i.'G ,.tsr
Of Richmond Chanccry Cont. III n,r,i-RJrr 100
A. page 22i. &c fault having been NJ. tr IN the nay
mrnt Of i certain sum o! money til r~iu srrurr,,
and al the request Of the hcencary in sal. d. CT
VIII sell ri auction. OH H." PREMISE, on TT IS
DAY. June pa, 1879. A. Il n'cir.S j. NJ lie
DWELLING and LOT Of GEDJNn described
In he deed. as foiiow~:
All that Lot. PIECE, or FARCE. or Ik<D.
with the improvements thereon. lyiu. AMI brif. i1
the city of Richmond on the S,'ti:A iii. nf Min
street between Madison and Bclyh!cir streets, r.,n
mcEciEg al point distant from Tie rnrr ,r,inn Of
the east line Of i: Where sir.ri Win "a SuuiA lane.
OF Main street 225 feet. fron:!ug .. Ndu .;r.,.,
Ii feet. and running back b"f"r.u t:.laItrl line,
l5S feet to an aiiev ! feet WIDE
The DWELLING. with wlu@ Hf:tt,nd contains
about six good rooms: ga, wair". "a J.. &. &c.
on premises.
This property, Being les than ",,r suurr,. from
Monroe Park. AN! In lee rt!.il'rrt,uuI. >tuu.i
attract the attention of parties ac.Irns 10 parrn 60
i desirable and cheap iinuc.
TERMS: Cash ~ 10 err.n,cs ~ ~a,r aud si.uTU.
with Interest from May -, 1879. - : l.r yrur.:
the balance upon such terms Is the rlTtrr t'i al
deed may direct JOHN \. cox f. TrI,hr
sale by FRANK ID. HILL ( Co, AEr:t"D"'Ts.
tc Ii
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-20
BY Jno. L. LauGhton. r., AuetioEcer,
No. GIG Main street.
OFFICE SOUTHERN EXPRESS CONAN

OFFICE SOUTHERN EXPRESS CoMrASY.l
RICHMOND. VA. {
GALE OF UNCLAIMED EMPRESS
OPACKAGES. &C. ON FRIDAY. 2OTH DAY
Of or sale ihc fSlowiig list Of uScTAiED XRT
CLES will be sold at public auc!ion on Fkii,A 7
June 20th, commencing a. 10 oc'ocS a. M: az.
NJ. pa; Anderson, Miss L. H.. pa; AHey. g.. Dag
Anderson. jim, C. bag: Brent T. O.. pa; BROOKS,
burroughs & Co. J. ~" pa: Bennett; Ghas, bag ;
Iiranch, L. T.. pa: Butcher T.. "a; snrun: T.: j.
art krS Snrns papr cG ry o1x co
H.. pa; burton. Miss NJ, pa. Brown s r., pa;
Boiling A. b'de Erown' r. oT M isi R a. ga sass
stencil Bostick & CO., pa; Brown Miss Lucy pa;
Bennett. c. T., "a: Baker; H., bxs; Banks j. d.:
Brooks & 4. pa Cnrns. Miss 81, box Cox. J. r.,
pa; Caustey. r. K. bx; Chri,tian., W, E.. pr;
ilunb-beIs Capers. j., box; Curtis t Co., key and
", box: Cowiey MIR. john, pa: Cox, Mrs. lrunk;
Canada S; bann: Cartnr, G, box: Gardwei CO. q,
T. WI pd hSx e1 Dab oG IssteE h D. p Pa &C
Fleet. J. A.. frame; Fileher, Mrs, W. L., char;
Frn remi ra fiG Ir,nE = e. ehnr H'Dson
Gibson. H. F.. pa. Grow 7, +. H.. bale: Gathripht,
E. casi Gnspp hc FIX GkEs W GreSn' r.
2.pa. att: Hoekaday; J: r. pa: Hsrsman. ". B.. 2
Hendrcy Dr.. h'dle: Hunter. G. W., pa Jones, E.
NJ. vaIi:e; limbo len.J. D., 2 pakces; Jones Bros;
& Co., box; jackson, A., ign; johnson. NJ: E.,
cast'gs att; Jenkins, {. W. pa; JORDAN. ii; A..
pa; Jones & Watt. pa.: Jefferson Fleming, box;
Long. j. F., cas'gS; Lucas, &. f.. pa. Little D..
H., z pkgs; Loving, L. T., pa.: McDermo'f, G.,
pa; Mitchell. j. c.. pa. Martin, W.. pa. 11cAfur-
DO. j. r., b'dle; Martin Brothers & Co.. bags :
Morcfeld, E. Il bag: Myers, j.. box: Newcomb,
Tom, bag: Nichols. W. NJ. umbrella; Noting. a.
W.. pa: Olendorf. G., box: Petty. Can't. K. w,
box: Pomeroy. Miss t., pa: Page. ,. bd!e; Pot
ter j. S.. pa; phIbrick. 4. j., box: Peyton. e..
cast'gs: Powell. W., pa: Powers 4 Co II. " pa. ;
Palcr Hospital, D.. Rogers, J. r. pa: RoSenb tun
:. NJ. 4 NJ. pa: Rogers. j. r.. truss: Rahm &
Hunter. casi'g; Ryland A. c., pa; Slraton Is, pa.
Spavy & Co pa &: Saalding, j. W.. box: Snodsrass,
S. K. pa: Smith, ". H., box: Smith & Co, ii. NJ D.,
iron; Shircman. j. H., pa; Smith Il Mcintyre,
b'qe; Schott, Henry, pi.; Sou. Mut'l ms. Co.. pa.
Sullivan, Capt, box Stickney. r.. pa: Smith 4
Co. H. NJ. cast'p; Stain, J. R., box; TATE. Geo: w,
pa: Taliaferro & CO., II. b., pa; Traylor, VIM,
Walden. Miss V. pa: Wallman & g., rast-blow-
ers: WllIiams, &; H.. box; Winston, Mrs CART.
box; West, r. F.. pr: West, Capt. Geo. box !:
Watts, II, G., pa. White. }. s.. pa; Winghed, ).
T., brx Wickers, L.. L'skt: Williams & Co. r. F.,
pa; Wood i H., truss: Wood & H.. box: wills, w +.
S. box; Wheeler, L. ~. PHI. Warren. :. II box :
Wilson, G. B.. box Warwick Bros, pa; " 600 y
Co., Robt., sack; Yates. g., pa. >
Agent Southern Express Company.
nv 1o-7nw4w
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Byw. Goduin, Auctioneer.

GALE AT AUCTION OF OLD FRAME
y BIJILDING AND LEASE OF LOT, At THE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND
FOURTEENTH STREETS, NEAR THE BAL
LARD HOUSE-At the request or the owners |
shall sell nj auction. the premises, on MONDAY
the 23d OF June, 1879, Mt O'Clock p d., the larYr
FRAME BUILuNG tocatad rs above, now occu :
MED as q livery Stable by Mr.. J.J Sutherand-t;Ie
same 10 be removed within thirty days. At The
game time aud place The greater part OF the VAIU
ABLE LOT on which the building stands VIII be
leased out for five years, payaOeIuarferly.
TERMS: At sale. W. GUDDfS,
ip 90 Auct!outcr.
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TO DYsPEPTICs.

The LUNENBURG LITH1A WATER Is offered
you rs remedy Of unqpestionable value in the
treatment OF Dyspepsia In its various forms. We
have 1t draught, for sale in any quantity, at 5Oc
per gallon. In recommending this Water to our
patrons we speak not only from our personal know.
ege Of cures effected by its use, but on the ties t.
mony of physicians Of high standing. Read the SUBJ
Joined certificates % $685.
Aessrs. PoIs Miller & Co.:
sss With ss secasa se q eTsR
cases OF Dysrepsta and Indigestion occurring both
I'm adults and chiidrcn. In one case especially,
where Indigestion was accompanied by headachs
when better known 10 the faculty mis- wafer viii
acquire high rank among The medicinal springs OF
Rickmoad, June IL, 1875. 'o'' H. ~
BgRKKyILLE. May 2, 1879.
Mrs. II. S. Woottan- : 80 j, .lrer.sf.,
About The arst of FEBRUARY last was great suf-
isrer trom dryness Of Mouih and tiroa. and burn
ing thirst. tried the water from different Springs
and wells IN my neigbeorhood without relief, and
Your LUNeaBuRa LTTHIA @ATER sym. and nd
TWO or three dranghts IN 4uck succession aliayeda
christ and removed the dryness and made me very
comfortable. My daughter was similarly affected
sea. and yomtisss afser drinkfng mafer She S cos
nsneed drinking the .LUNENBURG LlTHIA
hos aead ss Dens
s NJ fEess segff H e.
u s.s3E.-s 8 ~ JAMES A. AoNEw, hi, d.
coHmea . itss . aaoss vatsaole agent In Dys:
eruetatiops. have witnessed most obstindte
s slsia q s g ,s hs
uaeassra asrcs 81 asi 1875 2
PoEK MILLER 3 co. Druggists, corner OF
Nansh spa Main streets sols Agents, :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-20
BY Goddin, Warren & Co,
Real Estate Agents aud Anctioneers,
No. 11CG Ma!D street.

4 UCTION SALE OF THAT VERY
N DESIRABLE BRICK REST 'ESCE No. IL
WEST CARY strict. AT PRESENT OCCU-
PIED TsT BENJAMIN COTTRELI., Eso.-At The
lion. on The premises, on MONDAY the 23d day or
June. 1879. mt O'Clock Z. NJ, the PROPERTY
located US above. The house contains seven roonIf
three closets. bathroom. water-cioset. gas. and
water: double porch In rear; kitchen, two rooms;
large brick stable, &C.. and rulvert connection.
Lot so by l56 feet 10 wide alley.
TERMS /: One fourth cash; balance ut four. cgh',
aud twelve months. interest added. aud sccurca by
4 seed az triIst. GODDlN, WARREN &c co.
ic lS-!t Suctloneers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-20
BY W.Goddln, Nsctionecr.

GALE AT AUCTION OF TWO BEAU
y TIFUL LOTS IN THE PLAN Or ~GIEL-
STON." ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF LEIGH Be
TWEEN HARRISON AND NORTON STREETS,
AND ONEON WEST LINE OF HARRISON BE-
TWEEN LEIGH AND CLaY STREETS:-Wll be
sold ut auction. on the prcKists. on WEDNESDAY
the 25tli June 1879. 1T Q clock L. 81. those TWO
BEAUTIFUL LOTS located as above. each 4Ox220
feet 10 an alley 20 feet widc. Also the one Oh the
west line Of Harrison street. 33xl7O feet, and
boalhdrd on the south by said alley.
TERMS: Onc-third cash: balance ut four and
eteh; months. for negotiable nolcs, Interest added
secured by deed OF trsst.
Je2O w. GODDIN, AucIioueer.
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By GodGin, Warren L Co.,
Zeal Estate Auctioueers,
No. llO6 Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF THAT PLEA
II SAETLY-LOCATED AND COMFORTABLE
BRICK RESIDENCE No. sos WEST CLAY, BE-
TWEEN HENRY AND SMITH sTREETs.-At
the request Of The owner We VIII oGef for safe NJ
public auction. on the premises. on WEDNESDAY
the 9Th day OF June, 1879. a. O'Clock 2. NJ. the
PROPERTY lGcate rs above. The honFe has eight
rooms, closet. gas, &C.; brick kitchen. four rooms
hydrant III yard. Lot 81 by 100 feet 10 an alley
eight feet Wide.
Terms: One fourth cash; halnnce ut four. eight
4 nd twelve months interest added, aud secured hy
frust-deed. GODDlS, WARREN H Co.
je 1861 Auctionecrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-20
EO HOLDERS OF
CITY OF RICHMOND BONDS
MATURING IN JULY AND AUGUST, 1885,

At meeting of the Board Of Commissioners
of The sinking Fund held May /, $40, IL was
ResOtrsd. That The acting president of HE Board
give public notice by advertisement that the oIt-
standing LondS of the city of Richmond. due In
1850, will on and after the 1t day al july, 1879.
be redeemed on presentation ~ the ohlce OF Inc
Auditor OF the city.
In pursuance OF the above directions. herebr
give notice tina. the SIX PER CENT. BCND- or
THE CITY. due in July. 1880, amounting! 10 S67,'
45I.37. and August. 1850, amounting 10 $751;
56S.2S-to,al. sl05.0l9.65-mill he redeemed III
PAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST on presehta,
ton at the office of the Auditor OF me city On ano
after the lsT DAY OF july, 1879.
HENRY G.. CANNON.
Acting President Commissioner. Sinking Fund.
my 9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-20

NTOTICE.-By virtue OF n writ OF teri
~ EdctGs issued from the clerks Office OF the
County Court of Giles county in the OF ID. a.
French, for. &c. Us. Pulaski ami Giles Turnpike
the 4Tu DAY OF OCTOBER, 1879. at he front
door of The courthouse Of Giles county offer for
sale at public auction 10 the highest bidder, for
cash, ONE SECTION OF TEN MILES OF THE
PULASKI AND GILES TURNPIKE ROAD. IN
said county, running from harrisburg TO near Pom
lar Hill, which has been levied upon satisfy said
writ. j. II. WOoDRAN. ID. s.
for J. a. Hale. S. G.. 6.
JIJSEl7. 1879. je 20-1aw90d
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-20
BY Jas. Macdougail, AuctiOneer'

EURNITURE, SHOWCASES, RE-
FRfGERATORS. PIANO. IRnN-SAFE. &C.,
AT ATCTION.-THIS DAY at l0.. o'clock, l will
sell at my warerooms, without reserve r ME-
WaINIIT pAR1,OR SUITS, l MARBLE-TOP
CHaMBER STIR, WALNUT and other WARP
ROBES, BUREAUS, hEDSTEADss and WASH,
STASDS: PARLOR CHAIRS and TABLES, !
MEDiUsf-STZE IRON-SAFE. In good order: 70, 4
FIRST RATE REFRIG ERAT9iRSS d A tEs ,S nd
WALNUT FRAME SHOWCASES, DAN EA,
TENsIOMLEAF and other TAB BLEK TANE SE enc
HAIR. and SHUGK- MATTRESSES SID E
ROARDS. TIN-SAFES, COUNTERS, DESKS,
BIKD-CAGES. &C.
Cnnsirpments ecHr wed up 10 hour OF Gale.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, Auctioneer-
E p COOK. Salesman. 1e2o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-20
BY Grubbs:tS Williams,
Real Estatc agents and Aucrioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bauk.

T'HREE BRICK STORES AND DWELL
i INGS. Nos. III, ll9. 121 AMP 1913. ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET BLTWEEN
FIRST AND SECOND STREETS, AT AUCTION.
By request " the owners VIII sell by auction,
upon the premises. on FRIDAY, Goth June. at 5ia
O'Clock r. NJ. the PROPERTY above referred to.
and Waiter IiYrnr and bciDg the property formerly
known a. - Brackets Tavern" The buildings are
three stories above The easements, have store, below
and DWELLINGS above
The steady ncrrase In value, and the rapidly
growing demand for property on BrOad street.
Should insure active competition for the above,
which from It's situation must he in The midst
of The fine business portion of tie street.
TERMS One fourth cash: balance 81 six. twelve,
and eighteen months, FOR negotiable notes, with in
tcrest added and secured by deeds OF frusr,
GkUBBS d WILLIAMS.
iul7 AuclioLecrS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-20
BY Robert Il. Lyme.
Real Estate hgcn, ana Auc;,oDe.-.
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
L. THAT GABLE CENTRslJy-rn.
GATED LOT. on TIE WEST SIDE. ~ TENTH
ST kET lMMrDiATELY n REAR uF
WEST CORNER OF MAIN ANU TESrrjI
STREETS.-Ey virtue OF trust deed To me. dated
22d May. 1877, Of record In Richmond Ch,nccry
Court. in ID. b. ITO a. page 3i3. will sell on The
premises. on FRIDAY. June 81. 1879, VI 10
O'clock ~. the ahoyc.d">cslb",. EftiI.Y-yhLJ-
ALE LOT In the heart # the hl.it IS. rar or,.
city and The most desirable prc now on the mario,
IL has front Of ~ feet and 4 depth ot 90 feet
more or less. ana bounded on The north by All alirv
TERMS: Liberal, and made kup~n ~ ale
JiIES l.. kpPERSON.
je Is Trr.',.