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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19
OUTDOOR SPORTS.

THE COMFY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB.
ITS NEW TRACK TO BE OPENED To-pAY-A VERY
ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMME-FIvE RACES WITH
GOOD FIELDS.
Much interest is felt by all who ever take an
interest in racing, in the opening to-day of the new
course OF COney Island cGey cue ut Shrcpshcad
Bay, near Manhattan Beach. THIS club is little more
than old, but IL exceedingly prosperous, amb
tous and enterprising has large. wealthy fashion,
able membership and IL determined TO make its
one OF chief turf centres Of America TIE expend
ture in fitting the grounds. constructing
the spacious and handsome buildings, and putting
the track in good condition has been very
liberal Leonard ". jerome is pr'sd mt Of the club
and among the governors are William K Travrrs, VIII
IAN K. Vanderbilt. James II. Kc"ne George Peabody
Netmore, A. Wright Sanford +. &. GriswOid, General
Bu.terfed F. Augustus SchcrmcrhOn, Rcl1rd Peters,
John g. Hcckscher J. &. K. Lawrence and j. Corsatt
remarkably attractive programme has been pre-
pared for opening day. The first race landcap
OF i've furlOngs With Harold GIG p0unds). Lady Md
deton QO7 pounds. Scotiila u01 lnuLdsl. bibrOcAS
Janet Murray 0O7 poudsl BuckdPn Cot COO pOnnis),
Nellie ID. 900 pOuuds), Democrat go Iuunt-D Mos
quito 40 ponnl) BrOnbaletta 49, p"Gndl. Buster (Sj
This is an excellent field, and the result Ia
In the Tidal Stakes for threc.y carolds 800 cach
half forfeit with 81 900 added the noted colts Grenada
Iscied 10 MAKE splendid struggle The on,y 9th
starter will be- MorriS's Kitty j.
In the Foam Stakes for twovear-0ds, S25 each, play
pay 900 added by Pierre Loriilard distance
i've fnrlongs, G.. L. Loriilarls splnaway aud sr Hugh,
Pierre LUrlllards Geranum and SparK Withcrs's King
Ernest colt and BurDhams Ban cr aud BO,ba,cta will
run Sinaway has grcaE rrpnt at0n and Is the
ite but Brambaletta viii rObalv push her hard.
Fourth comes "a selling III niles, with MIn QO2
pVundSl Wart.eld tlOI pounds Edwin A tlOl pOuidsl.
Ben Hill QO1 pOunds). sIarte (95 pOundl aud Biuchcr
1876 pound,J iOr starters.
stat pIechase Will clos. tho racing II has eleven
tries: Disturbance (156 pOnndsl. Lizzie d. Q10 pUundl.
An Right GAO ponnis). Brother TO G7iHsI"al Q3s
pounds Katie p U35 DOundsl. Bay Rum 13j pounds.
Skyscriner 035 p0und.l R1!eI2h 03D pounds Fl .de
string $50 pounds. G.engarlne $50 pOuuusl and
Bencher (125 pOundsl.
EXCITING GAMES OF POLO.
GOOD SPORT ON THE FEW GROUNDs-MANY SPEC
TATORs PRESENT.
The new polo grounds between Fifth and
eftEavea lust above Central ParA. have been greatly
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A QUESTION OLE OLD SURVEYS.

The General Term OF the Superior Court
Yesterday handed down two decisions in the cases OF
Stephens administrative against the city and Sherman
against Kane. bath involving substantially the Same
questions. and affecting the title to nearly all the prop
crty within the lines of the oi New York Commons As
the lot, claimed Ivy the plaintiffs IN the two suits were
once part IL the common lands were convened ny
Cty by the warrsuipc deeds the civ l. bpund To drnd
he ME when a,lackcd Therefore the city assumed the
defence for Kan".
Judgment Tor the city was given both cases, and
81, ndrurn, were sustained by the decisions O ihc
General TrTn. Tlr cases ac c'lSuIcFrd !" u" 'ul
purtant r. NJ. Tvug represented the pamtli, ana
slrtani CORPORATION Counsel StrtsOn the city III each
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B.1AE B1LL NOTES.

An interesting and close game of base ball
was played "a WlSHnAtpn ycsirrlty hrtwc"n the M
uonals OF Wa-nIugtun AID the Ia more club, and
was won ny NItIuiai club by Il ~,Or. OF = to /.
The Cleveland club ,f' ted the An any club IN the
EtttcI city yesterday by 81 score q! II 10 q.
T!c CIrard CiicEct Clun. OF Pa l1dr pima. and the
Manhattan cub uf NV York, played laIn. c,.cart
on the Pro prc Park BASE BAL Ground yesterday. III.
Manhattan ClLb closed the II II ming with - runs.
Tile Crd { Ms fol owed WIN lSl runs. Ia t, -c,und
iutrls The Manhattan Club had srOr,d Ouiy 20 Iuu.
when the Tor drawing the EtuinnS arrived. Inc
Gruds. therefore, won, in OnrnnInS game ~ sCUrc
= Tux
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SOUTHERN RAiLEOID LITIG InON.

ATLANTA, Ga, June 17.-Hrstcrday, in the
sun OF Jcs M, Trustee ia the bndn"lcr>, aaainsl The
Savannah Flur!da ana Yves rru Railroad ana the MI
road c. minis oncr, Ju4ii" Bradley dc nil the moton
to rsIaiI prrprtndy ih' Defendants f"n forcing the
act 10 REGULATE the freight aud pissc ger traffic. lie
e:ltd the interest Of the hnudnpIrr- NaA too r-mutc.
ne allowed new bIll On the ;.t -. lie -t'rauln'rs
f,r lie s:Irc un,et, granted Temporary injunction,
md set down tn. c.-c FOR Hr-imcht iOr ttHbrr IA.
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CIVIL MOTIFS.

The will of John :. Lawrence, the brother
or Justice Nhrlh I'm T. L.wr,.icr Wa filed yesterday
II aplini> his wife, sarah VI. Lawrence. rNrrurlN. AMI
cIv hcr Il lie int in hi, hou,c ana lud al 80. 90
rVi gtacr. The rest of the property i gwen To the
f0ul children.
The testimony in tn" contest of the will
If Mrs Caroline \. Merrill which j. IA" most Important
ga~c tow pcudlng before thr Surrogate and wh'A has
beer III his Court for ihau two year, was com
plclcd ycsfcriav II will he summed NJ hy pr"m1nc"'
roiSCl mex week. II derives lis Ci interest ii"l The
hrqi,si several hundred thousand dollars 10 Cardinal
M,t
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THE wArERr0UN CENYINNLIL.

WATERTOwN, Conn. June I7.-WatenOwn
TO-DAY rtthlatcc - onc hGnorrdth annrrr@aly The
day was u~cTcd In Dy the ringing ut churc" Lclls ana
saIutps. Business vas grIrrIily siAprudcd Innneuso
crowds h ong,d strcrsrd rXcurslon brou; h
visitors from all parts of the STATE. Atrr street pa
ra,ie aGdrrS,rs wrr :cVrrrd by the Hon W L. cutler,
CioycrnorC e. Il. Andrews, the Hon. VIM T.. CudIs. al
New York. aud the Hon. T. j. kiugSbuiy o. Wat rbu!y.
4 large election OF antiquities "as exhibited IN the
Town Hail.
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HEAVY DAMAGES DECLARED Just.

One Of the largest vcldics ever rendered
in tnr Superior Count personal injuries in the
snit of William A. Schultz Icy eunrdirn, against thc
Third Avenue Railroad Company. The Flainilh'S cvi-
nee WAS that on the afternoon OF Orohcr g. iN17. the
plant H. boy twelve years Old on his way home from
Scun Wis lllur, l'y u inIld ave. owing 10 colt
duet r., hrli n.gil gcicc TAr verdict III Ills favor Vas
for - 800 Ii
An 90. ION Wd. handed down Yesterday ny tn" GEN
RI. the appeal Ttc NcrGri ana judgment are
sustained.
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THE EAST BOUND FREIGHT Question:

CHICAGO, June 17.--At II meeting yesterday
OF committee Oh the percentage OF
East bound freight from Chicago to DO
allotted to the Grand Trunk Road, there was
a warm discussion over The subject. Tho decision
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Providence, r. l., June 16.-The failure OF
Stafford W. Race, grain OPERATOR is reported. his
liabilities estimated at from SloOoOo 10 Fl''ooo
George r. Baker & CD -four and grain dealers are aSs
ciatod with HIM. and 1t is understood that they VIII
nInln nHsIGnment.
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DrOuO5l!5.

uetir.. or H DING FOR LATE. W,g ANn NAVY pEr,aT(
" t>IINGTuN. T.. June H. tS-n.l
DROpUSALS FOR CAST IRON COLUMNS,
/ PIIN~rEi;S. AND itDILrD ltiON LOO, BIAMN.
STALLED PE,POSNL-. fnrn hing and oelvrr.
ing C.sI lion Ornamental Co umnS AMI rillsrTs
NuTh wing the liuing FOR the ~tLtr. War ana
SAW Departments IN tins Cty VIII bc received at THIS Office
o. luCh al July lS~tl aud opened immediately
CATER IN presence Of bidirrS
siri pro;pSas to; urLishn- AMI 3rliyrrin" Rolled
Wrought Iron FiuUr lraus ami Kiy,tci Pla GiTt r.
f,r SIT BuihinS VIII b. received and opened
nj
SPECIFICATIONS schedules. GrIwiuss general Instructions
and blank iOrHs uf SAL. VIII la FURNISHED
10 Aia sized manulaC ut Gral al cat
this Office. lliON. IlNNbI,N CArEl,
on IL I...-.
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THE CENSUS IN POUGHKEEPSIE.

POUGuKEEPsIE, n. Y, June 16.-The census
returns of this city show population OF 2OOO9; I'VE
years ago It was 2O.O22, and ten years ago 1t WAS
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81 4 : 30 o'..o,k ard ryrIy SUNDAY AFrEENnO% at
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Re!iqious Notices.

Discourse by Mt A. J. DAVIS on "Tho Sacred Path ot
Inspiration II o'clock In Stecks Music Hail. NO il
lithst. Good music Seats free No evening MEETING
All Souls Church. 4th corner 2Uth.st.- The ReX;
DR.. BELLOWS viii preach TOMORROW MORNlNG IL
O'Clock. Public cordially Invited
Anthem Memorial Church.
5Sth st.. west of 9Th ave.
Rev. W. o. EMHURY
will preach ut L q.
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Associaiion Hall. 23dst. corner ithave.-SUTnAY
Ian %ETEEI%N aglS S;; ya'8g % men
Testimony Meeting Thursday AMI saturday EVENING, At :
9clo Yong Mqs MgfnSs EyrTy S@y 6Pi S oco Sg
AZ Chirkcrrg Hall 5raye, corner lSthsi-Ihe Fey
r. b. RICE win preach a. Union go pei HTvIG" 6 Az cSmr
Seas ''i trro ''"N'T y wi pa wv
Al rinh A,cnpc Bnp-r Church West lG,Asi. near 5n-
breaches ii MAY NUENING At u o,eloce: rhe Ir,y.
pr TI@S Gn rA&E rrsl% @r ET crr we at
evening -. Strangers cordially welcome.
coich Prcsbyicran 3hrrrh it; #; ,a 6"lw%cn IN
u. The Pastor the Rev. SAMUEL NJ. HAMlLT"N. will
AiSixty-nrs! Street VI e Church bet; "a and S1eyG.
R"y IESbAE TAkE ana n cor E ' @yIrr '
Al the Iroollyn Tnbrrnnclc- nrTNLN AGE VIII preach
usual to rno'r"S moqn ar l"o and Gvyui.g at 5n
iTHHHis"N R~ r"%,s rtin%'li'i will condi revival ser.
vices nigat next woc: except ~atmdY.
Atthr Rim" I'rq?k[%Th" Iy nC ToN %G'rn %
m n, S y, Ihr Md. , S q" 81 Mr. "Ir
open vro'a The sunday Law AIN d. a.lin c'r-lIrrcI
At Thir, -onrih street ,rrorncd 'urr,. wc> Of Sh,
At 1o;;" onl 40 Conmrnon IN III" Morning In hc'Hcn
NJ Thiriv,crcnrh ~irc..' Mc!hodi.r Church rrw,cn
81 a ann az od ' Ey S ~ 81 ~, ~ All co , INV
'il f. rr ad+4 'y ~ , GSr,
at / a. and 10 =. IN. Al are invited.
Brvnn Rrv. DR.. Of TIE Errk Church. win zach in III"
At E , r r. , IcG %t siSf i @
broadway Tabrrnnrir. ;,hnrch scryccs AZ loj a: m.
ard =. m F.c b. j .ENNkIN -. D.. OF Washington.
DC. VIII reach on II NIhN. Juhc -.
Calvary B1pti-i Church 2hl-t. b''. jh AMI GihayrS
The Rev f.. HArtEIiiI'l lt>i,H. plrlrh", - NINf
NDVN lNG lu.iu EEl.Nl 81. X. NuunI lt0ilis PRAYER
meet n. MONDAY .rut t,'urral "ri'''r u,.u. Fri.
dlv ryru.n,N 1900 attend 81 The services
Church 81 Onr SAVIOR '~Nth Iuv,r-til,t ~ori"tyD,
I.'.Iei ~lray'.. the l;v JAMES ". ~ LLNAN.
DID, " H>t'l. Hr'ril'" ~ u: o. iiIu'S Z" me
Os'rIudrtc i' Srnin - h,o! n % No ~ Mug >r''cr
Church ol the Iloi, TRINITY. Nail.n ave- ana fi-i--
The lcN. STEPHEN ~ UGN' IT, I i'"cinr. Hour OF
s,r,lcr. I,t;Ja M sermon by Rev. T.. H. III T..
Church The IurnrnuIi0n. Mid-on ave and @jth A..
tl t,y Af:ilIi Il BEpOk~ Hrf;"I-lhv1nr services II
q. 70. I'd ~ ~.
thhrch at the neo-inh r"rn", %iu q ant PARK ave
T i'1-nr, The Rev i''I'Ikf tpIiNtR viii fr-:'li
MnN\l..G H. ~uiI"rt. " N'huchaducziar's Trouble
AMI Cu'r'
Gnrnrr-.iOnr L1Yiug ~'."ud iHi,~i lhur' uht-
i' !,.i and v,'ih lyI the Rrv. BAL
~II MOptN iI-fur -tItf '~l y 'AN, Co. OLn Iai -
T. a'''r ryrfiy -'rttr. Tlr sufr II
thr new cLuIch cIhcr Nil ue l on UE~pA u IA n't,
AT IL.
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FaJrURF IN PROVTDENCE, r. I.

ArbtrGtors The committee adjourned to meet at sar'
tORa, July Is.
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pRoroSAL..S,| for PRINTERS ;,,.I, SUpph :

L u
PElNIIAG May ~ 1852. :
Proposals for Dry COOrS Ols. Chemicals Textiles Paper
Topographic ln,S, TWIuc Glue, HarWa!r amt rngrIvcrS
inncS suuGCs ally tot Ot thlS lIu
ram Tor SiN mol S ending De cnlrr 81, 1850 VIII be re-
Criycd At tins uiCc uuil II o'clock June 81. 1850.
iauh proposals wt Information ~ TO quantity
quality cund Ions Will ur fun.S shed Ou Il; plcatlOn
The right to waive defect and any all bids IL lc
served
requesting nforna ion should specify upon which
pa liz uar class III articles thcy qualified to pnnS amt
aillcSS q I'll. llISII,
Chef Engraving AMI Printing, Washington DC
DROPOSALS FOR WHITE MARBLE OR
4 Granite The Washington Monument.
ENGINEER OFFICE. " ASINGTON Monument, I
WASlNGTON. ID. C.. June To- Is q.
Sealed proposals will hc 1T Tins Office until IL
the lei OF uly $50 and opened Immediately tn rraltrT
furnishing at the OF the Washington Monument In
tins
30. 90 cubic t' more or less) OF white marble.
Ip.uuO Cu3l feet tmurc or lessD Of gIauit,.
plIps, lurcI Information Will be
FURNISHED from this office paric
the business at uulrIYing such mi.rlllS.
THOMAS LINCOLN CASEY,
Lieutenant Colonel Engineers. L. =. A..
III gincrr in charge
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T0O CARPENTERS and CABINETMAKERS.

- +" NArlto" OFFICE OF Inv SllkHlNlE NDENr Al;
BANY. y - MAJ 2O lSNJNcr proposals VIII 10 received
al This office (wh'rr proposal blanks br prOrure nn IL
OcWA hOUli Monday June 81 1870. Tor farm sIlng tarpeu
ter Joiner AMI cabinet MOrA The Executive Oh ,b"r and
III the President ~ the building
cll lns furniture All tee h IL he
wth lahS ana specifications now Ia be seen a. TINS ohio AMI
u be completed IN before the rs day OF December 1850
Each bid must bo incO,Cd III envelope, addressed the
nnher sued ino sed PrOpOs for carpenter and Cabict
Work.. ami aust 10 accompanied by bOls OF surtiea
residents &" the stats O Sew York each To the
floUp Shl Snrcrs are To guarantees that the bidders will
execute coirt IL Is awarded to then. AMI viii perform
ih same lMthInllv IN The plAns
cntOh Thu night reserved for the with
The conclr nee O tho New Capitol Com reject am
AL hiL AMI after contract Is into are sa,d
contract oIItten Whenever IN their Judgment Il 10 being
IeriO med for the interest OF the state "
JAMES W. EATON,
Superntendent Now Capitol
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EXCITING GAMES or POLO.

GOOD SPORT ON THE FEW GROUNDs-MANY SPEC
TATORs PRESENT.
The new polo grounds between Fifth and
lust above Cen trail PARA have been greatly
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Tue IRU lEls OF lE NEW YORK AM BRO KILN BRUGE,)
OFFICE No. n " AlER er.
BRooKlYN, June 49, 1880.
GEALED PROPOSALS viii he received by
- IN Trustees ~ the Ne" York and BirOkyn Bridge. at
i"l Office - Wat"i'at Brklyn untl ~ IN. July l:tn for
iur :nd erecting three HlHugnt BRIDGES IN
hnOkIyn. he spans are I'll tte iuc - feet inches
AID - irrt In lrIgth. tlr Mlith h lnn trrt.
AS fer maxine and rtrCIg one hr either OF iron or
sS over tlAhkin SqnHrr In New iOIk PaHr and H.
caliOs may b. tho engineers office and
June Il.
Also. IrOpn5lS VIII bc received mt the time and place
fUl thu alb we named bridges the bdcrs furnish plans.
sherA AMI specifications Tho data will be
furnished upon application Il the rn=in" rs office
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-23

IT AND SALE.-In pursuance OF the de-
~ cree OF The Circuit Ceust q bucktnshsm
ecuuty a. its April term. 1880, is The eh ,.
e Brows snn ioa vi win cer for sa
81 pablo auction, In trout OF Buckingham Court
Iirn DAY OF OCTOBER, 1880.
that being court-day. the REAL ESTATE Of George
ocuniy, aud referred TO aud described In The PAPERS
and proceedings In said and not the
RAJ estate conveyed oy sscTe geoa trr 20 and her
s Ssr s. n is7s The fRscf 3FIxSD @ sold
~ rseen, ~ 5ssy c9elsls nsv RIyER LOW
fivE AcREs OF SUPERIOR CLEAREp HIGH HIGH
ACRES OF HEAVILY-TIMBERED WOOD
LAND. II Is ipmedisleiy on the line OF the Rich-
ond and AIeghany railroad ana about three ,,es
BEAUTIFUL BU1LDI Cystic In plain view OF
the river, With grove and orchard adjacent ,here
cleared high Hand and woodland Is extremely
fertile, while the low-grouuds are among me very
best on the river IL IS convenient 10 churches ana
schools. and situated In an elegant neighborhood.
II is believed that there is vein OF fine magnetic
ore running through the farm. IL Is rare that sucn
haadsome and yaIn,ble properly Is on the market
said land viii be sold subject 10 debt OF 1000,
With interest thereon payable annually from the Isl
psr annun, aud 20 be compounded II not promptly
bald, and which Is secured by trust deed executed
by 6eoree Booker 20 NJ. VI. LILLIAN and j. ID. Hors-
ey trustees which Is Of record In the clerks ONCE
OF the County Court or Buckingham. The princi-
pal Of said debt Is only PAYABLE upon the order OF
The Chsncery Court Of The city OF Richmond, on
the majority OF w. W. Akers, who Is about seven
teen years OF age.
TRIMS OF SALE: Cash enough 10 pay costs Of
suit and sale-ssy about f300-and the further sum
of $500; and ss to the residue OF the purchase.
money there shall be credit OF one. two, three,
four. and FIVE years, equal instruments bearing u-
terest from day OF sale until paid. and TO be evil
deuced by bonds OF the purchaser. with good per.
sonal security, and the title retained as additional
security.
The pot OF said land can be seen by application 10
Commissioner Camm Patteson, and any OF the
com missioners will afford any information desired.
RI. HUBBARD,
CAAM PATTESON,
JOHN X. MOON.
THOMAS =. MARTIN.
j. ID. HURSLEY,
Commissioners.
All Communications addressed to CaDm Patte-on,
HOwardsville post-office, Albemarle county, Va,
Will be promptly Attended to. se23
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-23

'T,RusTEEg SALE OF LARGE BRICK
nwEiLiSG AND OTHER IMPROVEMENTS \ I.
6x TiIE souTa SIDE or SRATE sT ppWsi9S
llE RsfS Rim EssSTUr sHRgseFr Min ahf N
sTfTifTr g. Nv virtue OF Two deeds OF trust exc
cuted by Mr. Aifred Moses and wift'ne n,s. 20 lne
S Sndsr . vi a Ssse sa ISL and
10 the ndersiened I. ". Csrrington ana =, Levy,
trustees. bearing date 2Dth November. iSao, oo.n
duly recorded 10 Richmond Cnapcery ,y ~ ,ub,c
shah In execution thereof proceeu W q" pu'"o
auction, on the premises on - ai
FRIDAY, 1sr OCTOBER, 1880,
at Az o'clock p. 81. Or fair " mol on III nr pr
day ih.ieaffer,. thai VERY vALnAbLE hnA ~ !.
EATE osae ds as Sf Feet 70 wde pye
alley I'm The iot Is VERY HANDSOME
DWELLING three stories above Ine pa,e eI,,
connected In the rear by l. AkG Bhl'h rpILD JILL
ING erected by the late a. r. Leieoyre ior board
ing and day. school, Including those IN the dwell
ing there are altogether about tnlrty,hss foems'
Guiding two handsome psriors reception W.;
BIJIIDiNG LOT. having front on Grace street OF
about 3ux1 SO feet to zaid alley The premises are
now occupied first-ciass family boarding'h
" r5e ioreyo,me real estate is located on Grace
street In a most desirable neighborhood. The
premises were originally designed by Nr. teieovrs
for first-class residence and boardng-scnoo, ana
have Ions been used as such by the late ID. Lee row.
ell Mrs Darlington, and ofhers, ana Tor that DUR
pose or for boarding house or large family tney
have msnv advantages.
balance at six twelve. and eighteen months for me-
gotlabe notes, interest added secured by deed Oh
trnsf. -,
called TO this sale W. GODDIN,
A. NJ. KELLY.
Trustees I'm the first deed
]. II CARRiNGTON,
T.. j. LEVY.
Trustees In the second deed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-23
BY Robert b. LYME.
lJss. MtcdouQa;i, Auctioneer.)

CUpERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
- PIANO, AxM;N.TER CARPETS: CHINA:
WAKE. PHYSICIANS CITY.MADE PHAEION
AND HARNESS. AT ApCTIoN.-M the rsqum;s a
ei,y viii sell at his res ience Goa Grace street, on
THURSDAY, 2SD INSTANT,
commencing ut 10 o'clock, the whole OF bis sU-
PERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, OF which J,
Is Impossible 10 give a fol- idea oil the quaity ana
variety. Win name. In part,
j PARLoR SUIT. complete, upholstered In raw
siIk. OF latest design. aud very high cost:
INLAID QUARTETTE and MARBLE'Tof
oJI~PAiNTiNGs. ENGRAvINGs. EyiBROID-
FRED FleEsCREEN, splendid Wy AK.
CARPETs and TURKisH RUG
One Of the mos,seieg CANT HAT.s ca In the city
HALF, and STAIR aud CHAMBER CARPETS.
OF hest quality In perfect ORDER throughout the
GRAND PIANO, full seven oc,aves, believed 10
DC ne perfect an Instrument for tone ana vol
ume as any in the city.
Ia the cining.room will be found The grandest
BUFFET we have seen, made BY .. "A. beivin WIN
90 One iei ENGLISH n DECORATED DINNER, DIES
SER1-. and TEA. SERVICE: consisting OF xSo
Fry, GLASSWARE, EXTENSION TABLE, RE-
the chamber are furnished III WALNUT and
MAHOGANY SUITS of the best quality. Together
with large assortment of detached pieces or wal
nut and mahogany goods.
We have omitted ~ name large selection oil
TRIPLE.PLATED WARE.
In the chambers will be found elegant WHITE
HAIR-MATrRESsES, PILLOWS, CHILDS BED
STEAD and CRADLE, two very pretty CAR-
RIAGES for children, patent WIRE BED
SPRINGS, CURTAINS, LAMBRt QUiNS, de,
tached WhSHSTANDS WIKI removable tanks and
reservoirs. &C., &c.
Ar l2 O'CLOCK
we will sell the PHAETON and HARNESS, which
was made 10 order by Robert u. Bosher. In as good
order as when purchased; onei LADY'S SADDLE.
with three pommels; ole GENTLEMEN'S ENG
LISH SADDLE, little used.
The whole of the FURNITURE will be sold with
ont reserve and as II is seldom much really first
class goods are oed at auction IL merits the spe-
cial attention OF he public.
H. Il. LYME. Auctioneer.
Conducted by JAS. MAcDoUGALL; Il. u. COOK,
Salesman. sc 10