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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-02

GHEEHE SOAP.
CINCINNATI OLEINE SOAP.
rROCTER & CANDLES
CINCINNATI oLEINE SOAP
is without r doubt the
GREATEST IABOR.SAViNG SOAP
EVER PRODUCED.
1t is made OF The
BEST AND PUREST MATERIALS,
AHDl
WARRANTED NOT TO INJURE THE FINEST
GARMENT.
IT WILL NOT WASTE OR BECOME SOFT
like the various yellow soaps when used in warn
wafer, and
EACH BAR WEIGHS FULL ONE POUND,
so THAT
PURCHASERS GET ALI THEY PAY FOR.
1he increasing popularity OF The
CINCINNATI 0LEINE SOAP
has caused many limitations under the lame Ct
OlelGe soap and other brands of SIMILAR APPEAR
ANcE soa at less price, blu. very inferior in quality
to the
3. GENUINE OLEINE SOAP.
BE not deceived by these limitations hut see that
= PkOCTER & GAMRLE'S CINCINNATI OLEINE
SOAP ," is OH each bar. :, r.. ...
For sale lay gTorcr. everywhere.
ID. r. BuHBY 6 Co. Wholesale Agents,
No. Exchange Place Baltimore, hid.
my 5-S,M&Th
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Gy ". GoGd!n.
Real Estate Agent and Auc,loneer,
R.uk aud Eleventh streets.

SALE OF VALUABLE
Il REL ESTATE ON THE SOUTH SIDE or
FRANK y STREET BETWEEN LOCUST AL
Lev AI0 WALL STREET. AND ON THE
NORTH SIDE DE AN ALLEY BETWEEN WALL
STREET AND SiOCKOE CREEK. AND Be
TWEET FRANKLIN AND MAIN STREETS,
KNOWN AS TIE SUAP. AND CANDLE FAC
TORY LOT. AND THE MACHINERY AND FIX
TCRES ATTACHED THEEETp.-By virtue OF 4
deed Of trust executed by james Murphy and wife
TO The undersigned. bearing date 2ISt Of July,
1875, duly recorded In Richmond Chancerv Court.
aud of u decree entered by the Chancery Court OF
the city OF Richmond on the Gath of June, SO. in
the OF Lindsay cS. Murphy. &c.. We shall sell
AZ pubic auction. IN The premises, 0L MONDAY
the 7th of July. 1879, at o'clock p NJ f fair: IT
not, Tie first fair day iereGt1crl TINT excellent
BRICK 81 ORE nad DWELLING, formerly oecu-
pied By said Murphy oEtng ii feet more or lees,
Gu she south SIDE of Franklin street, aud running
back about 90 feet.
Afcr which Will be sold the LARGE BRICK
SOAP AND CkNDI.E-FACTORY, fronting on
tue north side OF said alley AZ feet. and running
r * lis west line 20 feet, on lis east liue &C -l2
ogcthcr with MI MMIllNERI aud FIN
$ thereto attached, aud the appurtenanees
...~. 10 belonging.
TERMS: Enough In cash TO defray expenses OF
sale anu COTS OF suit. anu taxes In arrear, ard 10
pay ur note past due OF 1900, VIII Az Interest
accrued thereon aud rs 10 The residue (,f any, on
sue terms as shall be announced ut the time OF sale,
IL - roo.bie that the day OF sale more liberal
ter Ins VIII be announced.
W. CODnlN.l Trustees.
ie2 5-lCt n. II. LEE, s
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THROUGH PASSENGER.
400 p. N. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY, THuHs'
CIV : DAY. AMI SATURDAY. CONNECTS
west Point with steamer Havana ,oi
nil points on York tiyer and Bait
more Arrives In Ha',hnore st 2 Z
III: cnDnrrts with raij-nes for Wash
ingt0n, Philadelphia, New grk. ~.
ton. und all Western po,nis. C2nnech
-,.-t. ..a at Richmond wish TRIMS on PicbnGEt
and Petersburg aaa chesapeake ""
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
s4o A, II. leaves Rschmonn 1fONpAY. WEI .
- NESDAY. and FRIDAY: and
500 A. ii TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and SAT.
''" IIRRDAY. Connerss with steamer
1t West Point for river landings, Bad
tiMOre, and al Sr,teYp CONT. Con-
nectsa nj Richmond Mits trains on Ric.r
mond aud !)aryille railroad. Rchnonf
and Petersburg. and Chesaatahc AZ"
..r Ohio railroads.
LOCAL. PASSENGER.
a.ae PIX. Leaves p:chr,nnh. MONDAY. WE'D
=. -. NESDhY. and FRIDAY.
TrRuLGH phSsE&,rt.h.
lo.rS a, Il. Arrives nj Richmond TUESDAY,
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY,. Con,
meets with trans OH kichmOna ane
Petersburg and Chess leak. aud Out
railroads. steamer Havgna leaves B"i'
:i1ors from lhSt IA Iisa md s Fsi
DAY. at 4 p. 81. Connects ril
.raii,s from Philadelphia, New Yo-s
and western uo,nt. a!ut Al lest po.h
with trains for Richmond yno IN
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
o.o5 a arrives At Rtcnruo1d MOSDAY,"ED
''-' EESnAr, ana FRIDAY; and
200 = ~ TUESDAY, THURSDAY. aud SAL
wv IIRpAY. Connects Nth steamer x
Yves: Point from Baltimore. Cor
meets with I,ichnone and DsGvt'le
Ric.,moud I'D Petersburg, AND Chess
rnake and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
Arrives at Richmond II o Nd Y
Ava" 49, DNESDAY, ami FRIDAY. Con-
meets with !.icuioud ant Pc:"rc-
bury ard Chesapeake and Ohio rail
roads,
No transfer of freight at Richmond TO or ir"i-
.crthern points Care rua through bctw-.r h.....a
and West Point. 80
Earcfui hi ndiing and dispatch, "ith lowest ratss
guaraEteed. ,
,.eued 20 All northern and w.'.,r1 rrIHt..
Through tickets sold {" all n"rhsrn, 'a5tera, ane
western points. Aid baggage "h-rtct though.
For ticket; apply al Gcncral H'ttirnai TcEet Ot.
ace, 9ZG Main street; 4: he Exchange :inic, art
cempary'a 6epo., corn7r Tncn.y-!&.rd a1d tAcS
streets R:chD ond Va.
naZ3 En- DOI'GLAS. Nur@r.1lendcr,
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from the 81. Louis Giooe.D cnocrat.l
Public Bafks.

Every large city should provide public
baths. so arranged and managed as to be
attractive 20 any class OF citizens who shonld
choose to resort to them. Asa sanitary and
protective agency. crowded community
owes the duty to Itself Of establishing and
maintaining such promoters OF personal
cleanliness and general health. 1t was
part OF the civilization OF old Rome.
that even the lowest ranks Of her people.
should have every incentive to frequent
bathing. Tie buildings and halls belong.
ing to one OF her public baths occupied
ground mile in circumference, and capable
OF accommodating over 6.000 bathers at
once with case. These halls were beanti-
fully ornaneuied with mosaics, ETC., and the
water flowed from silver tubes into basins
of Numid,an marble, while every appurte-
nance was beautiful work of art. Al.
though this was for the royalty and the no.
bisity Of Rome. the lowest stratum Of socie-
ty also hath lis baths-of course less grand,
but equally bene6cent.
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nv 2C-Pof2n
ITO HOLDERS OF
CITY OF RICHMOND BONDS
MATURING IN JULY AND AUGUST, 1880.

At q meeting of the Board OF Commissioners
Of the Sinking Fund held May l. 1910, IL was
Resolved. That tic acting president OF tie boar ,
sinnhtmg Londs Of tie city of Richmond. due IN
1850, will on aud after The 1t day of July, 1912,
be- redeemed or presentation ut the oilcc OF the
Auditor OF the city. ,,
In pursuance of thu above directions. ! hereor
give notice that the SIX PER CENT: boMpsSe 9f
AZ, az. and August. 1880, amounting 10 S37..
58S..s--total. 81 O5.Ol 9.G5-Hl be redeemed at
pH: AND ACCRUED INTEREST on preseh.a,,
tiou at the office OF the Auditor OF The city OH anu
after the 1sT DAY OF July. 1879.
~ " HENRY G.. CANNON
Acting President Commissioners Sinking Funu.
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BY Jno. Z. Laughton, Jr., Auctioueer,
DIG Main street.


HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, REFRI-
IL CREATORS, RUSTIC WORK. OFFICE
DESKS. SiNGER SEWING MACTIINE, &C. &C.
AT AUCTlON.-THiS DAY at 10 O'Clock will
sell Mt my auc!ion.ro0D5 .
l excellent DRESSING-CASE COTTAGE SUIT,
BUREAUS. W!ASHSTANDS. BEDSTEAD,
CANE and WOOD SEAT CHAIRS.
WALNUT EXTENSION DINlNG-TABLE.
SIDEHOARD-SAFES, fOUNTER-SCALES,
/ exce;l.nt REFRIG ORATOR, with water-coolcr
attachments:
l SINGER sEWlSG-MACHINE, in good order,
Sni able for heavy work;
WALNUT OFFICE, and sTANDING-DEsKs;
GOOD INGRAM CARPETS. 80 yards each;
AN invoice Of RUSTIC WbkK. consisting of
Benches. Chairs. Flowcr-Stands. and Baskets;
l NEDlUM-SIZE TENT,
COOKING-STOVE and UTENSILS,
IRON TENDERS. PIANO COVERS. CRURNS.
a large lot Of CROGKERY, TlNWARE, STONE
WARE, 10.
For account of the administrator OF John 7. uust,
deceased,
BOAT. suitable for Guck-hunting;
~ DECOI DUCKS,
The above goods must be re:L owed IT once TO maze
room for sale OF BOOKS at ) o'clock.
JNU. L. LACGHTON. JR.,
. iyo Auciionccr
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by Grubbs & Williams.
Pcal Estate Agents and AuctiODeerS,

q,
TRUSTEES SALE OF \ FARM or
L SIX HUNDRED AND ElGiITl-TWo A.RE Is,
IN p0WHATAS COUNTY ABOUT FIVE MIL rs
FROM TIE COUR1H0uSE.-ln execution OF Il
deed OF trust fir, III ". Il. P"terand wife 10 Ill" SUP
scrber as trustee. dated Esd april. lS7U. ana dS
record d, being thereto required by NE crcdor Sc
cured. will sell bv auction, IN troai al i0"iiatih
court-hou.e, on MONDAY the IN . day OF july ~
1879 tthal being cnurr-daN) 1T IL O'Clock W.. Inc
LAND conveye in So III H. 81. being me farm SHOWN
~ the "Oftlcc." formerly owned ny Or. bnrf
Cr,,,uD now occuDied nv Mr. l.. ;. lrytle, and All
Joining the lands Ot william Z. Royal. j.. d. Porter
and o. hers and containing GS2 acres. more or lts'
The improvements are 1t BRICK DWELLING
with ten rooms, and al! necessary farm al" other
buildings.
Persons DISPOSED 70 purchase are invited 10 eX-
anime the property before ;lie day OF sale.
TERMS Under the deed. would be Sufficient In ca II
TO Gcfr:ty the rXncEsis OF sale and 10 pay OF bon!
for $500 win all arrears Of interest due upon ii,
and he residue upon such trims As Tie grsntor IN
said deed may prescribe: bat am authorized by the
creditor 10 State that If desired less payment In
cash will be required, and reasonable cr, dt given
fer the rcsidu. Of the debt secured.
+. W. HARDWOOD, Trustee.
GErEES & WILLIAMS, AurioncerS. e26
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MzNEElAE. WATERS.
TNO DYSPEPTlCS.

The LUNENBURG LlTHJA WATER is Offered
YOU as a remedy of unqucstionable value III TIE
trcs imcnt OF Dyspepsia in It's various forms. We
have It on raucht. for sale in any quantity at soc
ner gallon In recommending this Water to our
patrops we speak not only from our persona! know
lege of cures effected by It's use but on the test-
mony of ply scaus of high standing. Read the sub
Joined certificates:
Nessrs. POLL Miller d Co.:
Gentlemen.-I have used the NENBURG
WdEE" %SGGsa SemS ri bo
IN adults and children. In one case cSrcrlaiiy'
where indigts; sion was accompanied u! hedunCne,
The result was something mHrreitOnS. DouDleSS
when better known to tie faculty this Water Will
acquire high rank among The medicinal SPRINGS or
Rici i June II, 1878.
BuRKEvILLE, May ., 1879.
Mrs. III. S. Hootton:
About The first Of February last was great sur
fer-r 1rom dryness of mouth and tlroa! and burn
ing thirst. | tried The water from different Sarin@i
and wells III my nclghborhOod without relief. and
S YOUR iri "iL iS LirHIA WATE:" and
two or three dt.ughs in quick succession aayed all
thirst and removed he dryne*s ana nine ne very
could not find any relief from burning thirst nau-
and vomiting after drinking wStrr; she cnm
WATER" and found prompt relief and great beEc-
dit. voluntarily send YOU his certificate rs an e1-
preston Of my gratitude for the great DehtlL de-
rived from drinking the "LUNESDURG LlIHlA
WATER" Very resi- cclfuliy,
JAMES \. AGNEw, NJ. ID.
IcommcTd ii as most rdiuGbie agent IN llSs,,
pepsia. especially that form accompanied BY acii
cructatiOns. | have witnessed most "OStihdte
casc-opc that resis'cd the whole mdterid mtdtcnI,
yield tn The effects of tins wafer also conuruu
II AS a FebritnGc. W. ALLES: DE- -.
LunenJurg Courthouse. March 90 1878.
POLK MILLER G Co. Druggists, corner of
-''n''' al" '" je 13-cod
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Dy Grubhs & Williams,
uIWUEIo "
Real Estate Agents and Auc 'loGecrs.
trnHrnth street between Nam md EGNk.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A YER I
~ VALUABLE FARM On LOWER JAMES
RIVER AT AUCT!ON.-Hy virtuG Of DEGREES at
the Circuit Court OF The city If Richmond. entered
on the 2Sil Of September. 1878. anLJWnc21. 40.
Ia the suit therein pending. under the shor STYLE 81
- James I. ToSh u.s. st. Lofts Mutual Liir-lnSu-
rlnc.. Company and riS.." the unit rsi5ncd. wa0
was thereby appointed Il SPECIAL commissioner for
that purpose, will sell 1T pri;lc auction. upon ire
premises. on MONDAY, 2S Ii july. 1T = o'clock
NJ, the valuable FARM known as '.NeS'brook.
containing 1873 ACRES. more OF less lying In ChsS-
ierhe!d COUNTY. Immediately OH james river ana
adjoining Presqur lse.' . =,
TIE imrrov cmcm'S consist Of 4 COMFORTABLE
DWELLING with six rooms and all necessary
barns and Out-buIlhtnrS. and the land Is III hi%h
state Of improvement. THIS estate IS believed to be
one of the b, 5: ON james river.
TERMS or SALE: $1,000 i'll cash: the residue
mot in excess OF the amount noted below SIX ana
Twelve months, for neg table notes with Interest
added bur should the whole sale exceed III amour.
the cxucnses and costs Of sale. and me sum OF
$4,000 with interest from 2slh september; lsf :;
then. as such upon such terms rs ne s'iu
rrosh may In wri ing ,lcsl"r on or before me "a
of s:e-a lien TO lie reserved u!,o the property untll
all the purchase. money Is paid.
CHARLES :. STR1SGFELLOW.
Special Commissioners.
GRUDBs & WILLIAMS. hccisoEctrS. le2
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FURNITURE.

SPECIAL OTICE.-LARGEN
y STOCK ON EASY TERMS OF PAY.A
MENTs; ALLOW PRICES, FGs sn T N IN wSp
daei-e 10 nurcbase FURNITURE of any kind to
our large aud select stock, most or which, being
bought for ca sh prep, red to oder greater IN,
ducemeDts than otherwise both as TO teruis ana
prices We have some fine ARl.OR AND CHAM
RFR SUITS which we will clio G out at 4 sacTihGe.
FnII ne of cheap WALNUT AND POPLAR FUR
N1TURE. l.. GAItRiGHl q SYN,
70 1.9m 10 Goyernnraor street.
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| EAST BOUND.
| Mail train arrives al Iic.Ilunr.. rlIi!y ~.
| rcpt sunday 5f.......... ........... sac =. =,
| Express train arrives 1T ErIliGoDL ,!ai!s
| aiif Oh Tuesday. Thursday. AMI Sttrr-
| day connects 1T Richmond With IT.
| gina Steamboat ioinptnN'S steamer
ARIEL WHEN leaves i!IchnirGi l"rDid
! Point. Norfolk. &c.. II 7:lJ \. NJ
Accommodation train afltvr~ ut Eirli-
m1nd daiy except Sunday at.......... 600 4 V
4 mixed train leaves Stduu ~ a. .,:iJ \, NJ
takn" PASSENGERS troin Virginia hhlriuI ,r.,.g
from Washington. and arrive, at kichlEDnG ~ 10
L. II. daily exec IL SUNDAY.
4 connects with NrSinia HihlLnt r!!irol.i. t.ay-
Ing NJ 1900 4. II. Tor l.yartbury and t',rtrir
Mississippi and O"in Railroad sia' .,i-. am WIN
Virginia Midland rL:ru.d, lcayln, At :J:iu T. VI r
Washington.
B connects with Virginia ;liIlaul railroad ,cay.
Ing NJ $50 4. W. tor Washington. AMI VITA W.
ginia Midland rlllrUa., iei.Iny u 10 T. W. !.~
Lynchburg and A'ian'ic, AiSsi- r? and O!tip .:..-
road stations.
ID connccts with Valley railroad. I.U!ug at , T.
II. for finrrisouhnry.
f. connects with VaeY railroad. ,..y!u. .: lt.lJ
4. NJ. :or lIarDrr'> Ferry.
+ connects with stage iiUe :Ur Lrxtugluu. -.
G. connects WI n &. y. :. AMI !: l.. steamer E- al
points on the Ohio river ana tincnnnil.
II connects with Scoto alley r,lircHl for ~
Northwest.
J CONNECTS with al lines d.Tnrcing - -. 49,.
Northwest, aud Southwest. ". NJ. :. iIi.rN.
Engineer aui Sup"rIn,....,.'
CONWAY +. HOWARD. General ra>e.'.,r e,H
Ticket Agent. s..Hi
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT, THAT MOST DESI. 81
It RARLY-LOCATED DWELLING on MJ
the corner OF Cary and Second streets, containing
four rooms: besides kitchen and servants room
bath arrangements for hot and cold wafer. This
house IL elegantly finished and IN GOOD repair. COLI
Iailing all the modern conyeniences. Apply TO
DICKINSON & CHEWING,
Real Estate Agents aud Aucttoneers.
jyl-2w 1l15 Main street.
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VALUABLE LANDS IN MECKLEN-
Y BURG COUNTY FOR SALE.-By virtue of
decd Of trust executed by James T. Harriss on the
24,h day Of August, 1877, 10 William Baskervi
Jr. and John 2. Tabb, duly recorded IN M"cklen-
burg County Couit. to secure debt therein neii-
toned. default having been madr, and we, or one
Of us, being required so TO do by Inc ereal9r. WI,
Sell at public auction. on tue % DAY OF JULY,
county. In tlie town OF Boydtou, TWO FALUABL
as the page PLACE. being part Of the tract OF
land heretofore known as the Babcr Tract, near ST.
TamIaanv. OF the Roanoke river. bounded on the
north BY the Ian is Of a. II. Bracy, Robert Tanner,
and others. on the east by the lands of Marrow
Mackn. and Others on The south 10y the estate oil r.
Ellington. aud on the WIS! by the 1t. Tammany
ro:d. containing 264 Ores: the ohcr known US
"STDNELAND." bein" I par: OF the tract formerly
known as the Branch Tract, l. Ing on The Roanoke
river: and bounded On The north BY The lands sf a:
L. Bracy ana Gholsou. on the east by the lands OF
Ghol:on & Blanton. Ellington. and others. on the
west by the lands of Brscy. Jones, and others and
on the south by Roanoke river, containing 4ooA
ACRES.
These are said to be most excellent farms.
If the tract of land first sold Is sufficient TO SATISFY
the purposes Of the trust the other VIII no. I've Sold
TERMS Cash sufficient to pay expenses OF eS-
ecutng said trust and the notes cured In said deed
(Sav X2400) and to The residue: upon such terms
as the grant or 10 said deed may indicate. With the
consent Of the said grantor more favorable terms
NAV be annognced on the day OF sale
WILLIAM BAShERVlLL, JR.,
Trustee;
MARSHALL NJ. GILLIAN,
is2 Subs tinted Trustee.
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By j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
l113 Main street.

H,RITSTEE'S Ale OF TWO NEW
4 FrAME HOUSES On WEST CARY SIEthI.
Hy virtue of n deed Of trust executed 5y i =. Lean
TO me as lrusce. datc'l october 3. IL &, any ~
iii a. page 2I3 default having neen mad" IN pay
mcnt of note iherrn secured and being reqnc'leupy
baton Of saidL c. 1eaill. will seliaf puhhG aMct,.
on SATURDAY. July SIN, at 9 O'clock L; :; ~. ~; snc
- All that lot of eroun'. With all The improvements
thereon lying and Being In the city OF Richmond;
homn,Icd as foilows-lo wit: Beginning on The south
side OF Dover Tor Ca-yi street. NJ point slant l42
feet inches west of Randolph street. thence rum
ming we,tsardly along Dover Tor Cary street, and
fronting thereon "a feet, ard running back between
uaralrl lines 1877 feet 10 an alley ten feet vide
TERMS: BY consent of all parties one III ri cash:
balance IN six and twelve motifs. .ecurcd hy irl:I-
DEED. J.: l.. ntpH ~, 1Tu't";
J. THOMPSON BROWN. Auctrneer. 80
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LIVERY ARD SALES STABLES.

The subecritcr has flied IN in connection With
is extensive stables one Of the most
COMPLETE AND CONVENIENT BAZAARS
o be found in this country: and having every FL
cility for the accommodation OF Stock respectfully
solicits conslgnnents of
HORSES, MULES, AND VEHICLES,
of every kind, promising that all stock. &c, con-
signed TO him shall have every attention. ane re-
turns promptly made.
LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES MADE when required.
THE CARRIAGE DEPARTMENT
embraces consignmentS of almost every variety of
vehicles for pleasuI e. and work-purposcs. Us also
HARNESS OF every description. All articles III
this Department Will be sold at lowest wholesale
manufacturers prices. aud i'll no Instance will any
deviation from such prices be made. Parties with
Ing 10 purchase will find 1t 10 their intrest 10 ex-
am luc ibis stock of vehicles, &c.
MY STABLES are new. or LARGE CAPACITY,
and afford every convenience for dro7ers.
Parties desiring 10 purchase for their ewn use or
the trade vii fiud Il large stock to sciect from.
AUCTION SALES every WEDNESDAY and SAT
uRDkY at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
JOHN Il. DAVIS, Proprietor.
r. r. COOK, Auctonepr.
RICHARD SCLhTER, Manager
j. Nj. PACE. SaleSmau. my ~
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by j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auc'loneer,
81. lll3 Main street. F. :
nRICK RESIBENCE-CENT 10
d CATIOS-No sos FIFTH STREET Be
- TWEEN CLAY AND LElGH-DE-
go TACuED HOUSE-DES1-
RABT,E.

viii sell at public auction, on "WEDNESDAY,
.Jn,v o 1874. NJ 6 O'Clock 2. NJ, the abo, pro-
neriy for DIVISION OF INTERESTS. being lately
OWNED by Mrs. LetItia =. Anthony. deceased. Ihe
lot fronts on east line of Filth street near Clay 80
feet, and has a depth Of so feet to vide alley.
The to use is well built. with kitchen In yard.
'rhs nro,e is very convenient to business mar
ke,s churches and schools. Persons can attend the
sac with the expectation that the property WILL
BE SOLD. .,.
and eighteen months Interest added. secured BY
trust deed. j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Ia 90 Auction Ger.
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From the bill OF fare OF Partisan res
tauraat where English is spoken 3 some:
LIouEUEs EYEGLASSES.
Gin.o!d tom Paper-meint Irish Wbiske
Scotch Whiske Sofia Waiter Portaire
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and AnciloDeer,
Ills Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
,TiJ SIXTH STREETS. IN MANCHESTER,
st AUCTiON.-By yirtuc of 4 deed Of trust rx-
rcu,e ty i:Gmonu Dixon aud wife 10 The under
signed trustees dated the 25th day Of September.
1876. and recorded In the lilslings Court OF Maj
chester in u. T. =. D. Al VIC Will proceed TO sell nj
public auction. on MONDAY. July 7ih AT o COCK
obligations SECURED In sal! deed ana being required
nv The beneficiary ~ dn,l the PROPER] J d.
.criLcf therein as + ows: AL that parcel OF lana.
with The improvements thereon. on the corner OF
Bddlc ana TIu streets. IN The city Of Manchester,
helyern uarallcl lines 50 feet, more or less
TERMS Cash as to *725.9O ana txpcn-e Of sale
balance on such terms parties interested may AM
nounce n sale. j E.FAREAk.
re. IIOi;SO&. Trustees.
L. \. MARTINI
7 THOMPSON nRowN. hlIctionccr te2s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-02

In order TO close up The affairs OF TWO estaIrs we
rm, es respectively. at ibe time, stated heioW inc
n t91inw, 30 VIi,UsBLE REAL ESrATE-Io VII
Eirst ON THURSDAY, 81 july NJ D c,n nI,,
M rho nearly new I2uN-FROST bhiCh oioh.
AND DWELLING No. 1915 tast Maln street. No.
cccunie by MIR Jo.cph Srauae rs dry-goos s,Jas
NJ rrnt OF Ill goo per aBnum. 1t has four storle!
above Ire basement. the siore being one " lile h
dcsi r,ble in that vicinity: and hr upper part WIN
thtrtepn rooms. beautifully arranged anu I'M Nv"
viii, all modern convenience anu ID u,
tract rie attention OF investors The Loi IS 20 pS
about 1O6 feet 10 Exchange a'ley. .o,,
Second. Immediately alter 1hG aD)ve VIII w ssl'u
n or i'm rear thereof. oil The soulh side OF En-
change aev. 24xhG 2-12 feet 10 anohe; a!leY:
Third. a. 5s O'Clock Z. NJ, TWO BRlCh AND
Two Ej:hMED STORES AND DWELLINGS
Nos. 4lS. 42O. 42z, and 424l beginning III ihe
Northwest corner of Marshall ana Fifth streets.
fronting together "a 9-12 fert, raining back "a
feet tn al alley These lencncnts gre In Il iHc!ioh
fncar to Second eiarkct daily growing more Ea,na-
bic for business purposes aud will prove rood IN
Fourth on MONDAY. 7th July. ct 5l7 o'c'eck r.
II the USE ut the northeast cor
ucr OF and Thirty first sir, eis tj>t whnnt me
city limits. IL has SIX rooms; kichen' sanic, anu
&C. all We'll enclosed, and about Il ACRES Of
LAND attached. ,,,,1
Filth Immediately after the shove. FRAMED
aOIISE Twin ihrc. ruonIs) and LOT on Inc west
side of iii riieth street between K ana , ssfee's'
zSxl32 feet. ro,,. ,,,, -.
The Office Of tile auciioUcerS, and VIII he eAl'Di'ed
ut the times Of sale. ,,-,,ro
Terms: One fourth cash bnance at six. WE'VE IVY, v,
and eighteen months for ncg0ii bic no!es WIN lu-
'N'~''' GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS.
4, oa huctinheers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-02
VIRGINIA STATE DEBT.

W. are prepared to FUND VIRGINIA. , BOZ 1I ~
AND CERTrFICATES, or DEBT l fa1o ,1 lmn
NEW BONDS under act OF Maich 20. 20 .. ttyJ b',
IKE terms and conditions as those proposed w
the funding GssocidtionS- r,ronor,;op NJ
Parties ne, holding The required proportion W
consos and rcel.rs can have The ac1is tIich' n'"e
through us upon The most favorable Terms. ,o,r
All Bonds, &C. contGed 10 US shall nave our "es'
vii, furnish promptly aay and all information
,eaded, T. II. MAUEY 4 co,
Stock and Exchange Brokers,
-,rocaorom lO15 Main street.