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laAA saNAau AIEFsa.
He breaches u Preach and
Scoops in an Ancestral
Sevfha

New Haven, 2s.-President and
Mrs. Hayes. to-day, visited Bradford,
where the President held q reception,
shaking hands with the entire popu-
lation of the town. The President
addressed the crowd and sRid bis an
cestors had lived in the town 100
years ago, perhaps ss far back as 200
years, when John Russell settled there.
One OF his sons was Samuel Russell,
who preached to the people OF Ban
ford for forty years. His daughter.
Rebecca Hayes, married Ezekiel
Hayes He did not desire to spesck
on polit cal subjects. There might be
some present who would disagree
with his views, bat the underlying
principle OF all their beliefs were
probably the same. Samuel Russell
preached TO a God fearing people
who loved what was right and Stunned
what was wrong. Upon this inter-
probation of praise "God-fearing. 3"
all could units Speeches were made
by old residents, and an old scythe,
found in the possession of au old resi-
d ent, made by Ezekiel Hayes, bis
great-grandiather. was presented to
him.
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A REPORTER Of an eastern paper
has converted himself into staListician,
and has discovered that out OF $50
senators and representatives less than
100 are church-goers, and that while
at Washington not one in eight can
be called q regular attendant at any
chnrcL
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The Big shoot To-day.

Dublin. IS. The representative
Irish rifemen at Dolly Mount. to
morrow, are: Fenton. Young. VIM
Rigby, John Rigby, Miner snC
Joynt, with Coghlan and Murphy 81
reserves. The Americans were a.
the ranges at noon, trying rifles anC
sights. A strong southwest wink
Was blowing across the range the
weather dull and lowering. Indi
vidual shooting at the 900-yari range
was excellent. The Irish team came
an hour Later. The weather prom
ises badly for tomorrow ; an ugly
storm seems brewing. There are
some showers flying.
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The BRIEF itsm in our telegrsphic
columns. this morning, telling of the
experience of a circus in low. should
be accepted as q hint to people every
where. Some Of the circus people
swindled a verdant farmer ont of
s., 200, Whsreupon the green one
caused the arrest of tie proprietor
and other members of the company.
The delay that would be occasioned
by a trial would prove expensive,
hence the money was paid back to
the farmer, and the show went on.
1t is fact that shsrpers and sWind
lers usually accompany circuses, ire
frequently as employees, and too
often as silent partners Of the pre-
prieior. They take advantage of the
greenies who are attracted BY the show
to beat them out OF the money, by
means of smooth tricks and sharp
practices, and as they manage to
keep out OF the way of the law
officers pretty well, and remain
In town only a day or two, it is
seldom that any OF them are
brought to justice. A isvorits swirl
die of these fellows is the passing OF
counterfeIts. In more than one IL
stance IN Sat Lake the duly author
lied ticket. seller has been detected in
giving bogus money in change If
in cases of cheating by the circus
people, the whole crowd BE- arrested,
it is probable that now and then an
innocent proprietor would be injured, |
but the case Wonli be exceptional, |
and even then he ought t. be mulcted |
for permitting the sWindlsrs to 60
With him, ]
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Iucrea.cd Revenues.

Washington. % Gross receipts
from internal revenue for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1880, estimating
the receipts for the two remaining
days. will be. in round numbers,
$128. 600 coo. an increase of $40, 900, :
eco over the receipts Of last year, aud
an increase of s.. coo 600 over the
estimates OF the department. This
increase ia derived from whisky,
cigars and cigarettes.
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A Close Race.

Philadelphia. 28.-The inter-colIe-
giate iouE-oared shell race. one and q
halt miles, between the Columbia
College University Of Pennsylvania
and the Princeton College crews took
place to-day. The beats we're so close
at the finish that a conference Of al
judges and referees was necessary to
decide the race. The decision was
finally given in favor of the the
Columbia, and the time announced
for the winners was 9.4&. The time
of the winning crew over the same
course last year was g. %
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SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD
TUESDAY MoRKrNa. JUNE %, 1880.

THE DAILY HERALD Is published
every morning, Mondays excepted, al
East Temple street, near First South,
Salt Lake City, by the HERALD PRINT
Isa and PUBLIsHIsG COMPANY. Sub
scription price SI0.50 per snnum, post
sge included; parts of 8 year st the
same rate. To weekly subscribers,
collection made by carriers, twenty-five
cents 9 week.
TEE SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD is
published every Wednesday and Sltur-
lay morning, st $3.50 year Elk
month, SI.75: hostage included.
THE WEEKLY HERALD Is published
every Thursday morning, at 81 year;
six months, Sl.25, postage included.
Postage outside the Z. S. and Canada,
extra
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a-a--lt.
Ac06RBIES 20 reports, tbs psoRls OF
New York City did not all tackle
kindly to the census enumerators.
and q number OF the name-collectors
say they will never again apply for
similar Job. They regard the abuse,
insults and snubs received, and the
visions OF squslor, poverty and vice
met with and mingled amongst, as
being entirely too much in compari-
son with the pay received. A remark
able feature is that they complain of
greater difficulty in pursuing their
work among the rich, than among
the poor and middle classes. The
former class seemed - regard their
visits as unWarrsnied intrusion, and
IN many instances the purse proud
snobs denounced the euumerator IN
language that would seem to be
lll-httiDg to their station in ia.hion-
able circles. 1t was the hardest kind
of work TO obtain any answer at all
from some Of them. Among the
middle and pcerer classes it vas
entirely different. The enumerators
instead of being made to stand in the
ball. as he was compelled to do by
the fashionable people, was frequently
invited into the best apartments, q
chair and table placed for him, and
all the information he desired was
readily and cheeriully given. There
Is distinction between the two
methods Of treatment that sage but
little in favor of wealth as a refiner
and "civilizer" OF some people.
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EXHILA RATING.
STIMULATING,
RECUPERATING.

Are the inyAriable effects OF those EIaborst;
Punches, Cooblers and iced Mixed Beverages o
all descriptions, which Auer & Murpby ar,
daily compounding for their numerous patrons
who frequent the Occidental "
Choice and Select Brands Of Wines. LIQUORS
and CigSrs, both Imported snd Dome sic,
always kept in Stock
Bottled Wines and Liquors for Famt-
lies, Ercursionists, Tourists, etc. at greatly
reduced prices.
AUER S MURPHY, Props.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court, IN and fo7. Salt
Lake County, Territory Of Utah.
In the matter Of the Estate }
of ,
William Nixon, deceased. J

In the matter Of the Estate
of
William Nixon, deceased.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER
1 Of said Court in said matter, notice
i hereby given that Wednesday, the
Tth day Of July, 1880, at 10 s.m., at the
Court Room of said Court, at the County
Court Bous in Salt Lake City, has been
appointed By said Court the time and
place for the auditing of the fnal &C
count OF J. 2. Walker, administrator Of
said estate, for the hearing Of the applica1-
administrator. at which time and placs
all persons interested may sppear and
object to the same.
D. BOCKHOLT,
Clerk Probate Court, Salt Lake County,
Utah.
Salt Lake City. June 25. 1850. je29
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MONETARY AND STOCKS
New York, June %. 1880.

New York. June %, 1880.
Silver bars, Il51.; money, cay, 2 8
governments, strong; stocks, closed
firm; Western Union, 105; Gu cksilver
10; Pacific, ~; Mariposa, u; Wells
Fargo, 1O9; New York Central, 1898
Erie, 43H; Panama, $50; Union Pscifc
$685. bonds, lax; Central Pacific, 721I
bonds, lax; Sutro, 14.
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PROPOSALS FOR BEEF.
Fort HALL INDIAN AGENCY.
Ross Fork, Oneida Co +, Idaho,
June d. 1880

Fort HALL INDIAN AGENCY.
Ross Fork, Oneida Co Idaho,
June %, 1880.
Sealed proposals will be received al
this offic5 until u O'Clock, mon Friday,
Jnly 16, 1880, for the delivery under
contract at this Agency of eight hundred
thousand (6O0,O00J pounds of Beef Cattle
on the hoof tgood. healthy. merchant
able steers and cows }, at such times and
in such quantities as may be required
duriRg the fiscal year ending June SOth,
1881.
A deduction Of 20 per ent to be made
for COWS.
All bids must be accompanied with 8
certified check upon some United States
Depository, payable to the Srder of the
Indian Agent, for at least FIVE (5) per
cent. ofthe amount of the proposal.
The right is reserved to increase or
diminish the above quantity 25 pei
centum, and 10 r,ject any or all bids.
Envelopes should bs endorss d, PRO
posals for Beef Cattle. BIDS will be
opened at the hour above designated, il
the presence of interested parties.
Any further Information may be had
upou application to this office.
JOHN A. WRIGHT,
J'2S u. 5. Indian Age.t.
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Finley, OF the Anonymous
Letter.

Chicago. 2S.-The Inter Ocean has
a Washington special which sffirms
that 81. H. Finley, who was found
guilty of writing the anonymous
letters in the observation-disclosures
Springer case, has been managing
Fields campaign st Cincinnati and
spending considerable money. He IL
now in Washington in an impecuRi-
GUS condition.
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NEW ORLEANS Picayuae: "TLere are
now about 2OG.O Cnristians in
Cnina. II these are real Christians,
China compares iavOrably with this
country"
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The GROSS income Of The Church OF
England from all sources, is about
$40, 100000 per annum. II has
10000 houses of worship under its
jurisdiction.
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UnaccountabIe SnieIde.

Rochester, N. Y, 27.--City Treas
uGer Williams committed suicide to-
day. Yesterday his accounts were
declared correct by the committee OF
of the common council.
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LATEST =TELEGRAMs,
Tramp score.

San Francisco, 2s.-Score at 9 pm.
-Scstt 435. Reid 412. Eaton 400,
Danieri 1893, Callahan S85, Edwards
372.
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''INTERLAKES," THE country resi-
dence Of the late Frank Leslie. is
advertised for sale.
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r HAVE IN MY POSSESSION THE FOL-
i lowing described animal, which, if not
claimed and taken away within ten days, will
be sold, according to law. at the Estray Pound
at Pennington, July 9Th, 1880, at o'clock,
pm;
One brown Horse, years old, branded o on
Left thigh, three white feet, star in forehead
and strip on nose.
ABRAHAM ROSE,
District Poundkeeper.
Pennington, Davis County, Utah, June %, 1889.
je27
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Cliff HOUSE,

F B Converse, a D Shakespeare,
Ogden; w B and J Sessions, Ii Oaks, I
Mathews. Q r Jones, Fe:chel, d
Mana, Park City; f a Peterbaugh, Ar
gents; w d Mitchell, w GladiDg, Geo
johnson, Alta; w q Hyck, Sedalia,
Mo; A Sydney, Nebraska; NJ Mills,
Ophlr; a Thompsou, Biz CHAM; j Ben.
hayon, L r. Ketehum, San Francisco.
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WHITE HOUSE,

G q Creek, W II Ray, A A. Bernatty,
b A Lune. a HesdeD, d Lsshy. J Kel-
bride, w Balance, T Nails, j Camp
bell, F Anlif, ID Mara, w G Royce, T
Downey, Park: City; r II Nc Bride, Fill.
more; 5 5 Hig0inb than. II Manning, F
Rother, w G Allen, Ogden; w +
james, q A Alexander, Heber City: S s
EpersOn. Midway; f g Wilder, q C
Phe ps, w s Brown, f II Dyer, j w
Campbell, ID MeInHis, If, i G Msjor, A
Tefner, W Cooper, Bingham; Mrs j j
Blake and son, Oakland, Cal; j Cakes,
s b Moore, 7 Dallin, Tintic; J r Dane,
Park City
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
June IS, 1880.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL

G " Magee, U n; E P Ferry, ParL
City; l. q all, Wales; Jay Co Ike, jr, j
NJ Butler, NJ + Snyder, S w Petit, E
g Eltonhesd, Philadelphia; u F Mar.
shall, Chicago; Rev Peshall and wife,
England; l Caplice, Miss Caplice, Mon
tsna; P Denny, Beaver.
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WALKER HOUsR.


De Due de Blaco, Baron de Sibrae
Monetin de SivigneY, G Thompson
Baron NJ de NorJ, Vicomte de Galord
France; b w Gally, Wheeling. W Va;
NJ L Haas, A G Green, San Francisco:
Il McCorkindale, Juab; J S Wing
Springville, II Tetlow, Philadelphia; /
G Thompson, q P Z r; j n Keller. S
7 Higbee, Ogden; G Meader, Butte. NJ
I; P ii Emerson, Ogdne; z Z Common.
Miss Ella Hurley, Stockton; j B Brough-
ton, Rush Lske; w J King, Chicago; w
J FilleY, St Louis; G q Crane and wife;
New York; W E Wheeler, Evanston.
VALLEY HOUSE.
j Anderson. Nebraska; w c HYDE.
Isdslia, Mo: G Guion, Leaven worth: r
Augoni, w White, Sacramento; Ii
Ruth, Bingham; Miss Astcll, Sandy; ]
Porma1, Alta; j T Born, E Levy,
New York; J 0 Mckenzie, Montana; s
TrGscots, j Raglan, 2 Cavanuugh. Jacob
City; j Dahl a. + Golden, Park City, p
J Giilen, Cork; n Wilcox and wife.
Utah; j w Parker, Gunnison; S b
Seward, Omaha; j Campbell, Msrys-
vile; q b Glenn, Schenectady, n Y; Pl
Holm, Wells, New; r Sheriey, G E
Hollander, salt Crees; P Culver, White
Rive; Scnafer, st George; w FL
Bradley, w j Perry, Cincinnaii T A !
Harris, Wnnemucca; 7 Droyer, New |
York,
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M frank u. mn . CO..
Real Estate Asenss ana Auc''o"
1loe Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OH ory yA Al, y,,tD. r.
a,sa ~ srvss dated the 23d day OF m r iS'p
ard rscorea in Richmond Chansery voaI, 90 90
so5 ss,s. executed 10 the unders,tneu ',ussee Wv
by w,sg a. Msury special ' hy S ns
cree OF Richmond Chancery Cours es's s rsh' rine
~ March 1870. styled Tabb and as vs. &c
yhcnard aud Gis drecttne eaid comm , ILL.,. ~
spec"te said trust and also by Q. :. Iapo 20 seene
Certain ncsot,ahe notes therein decrisen am NJ os
fnuit having been made In payfnen, OF vne y, saa
and ssps rsaa, ns ~ az. aacon The pre%
ses, on .,..,z..~,x N ~
FRIDAY. JULY BOTH. AT OK O'CLOCK +. M
the PROPERTY above described ~ snid deesj as
Fellows: . That certain LOT and DIV ELLlNn,-
W0JJsE above described, and situated AZ .he north
cas-, corner formed by the instcton OF Broau an9
Fleyenth streets, known and DESERVED IN ihe sa'u
ca The ." ,mnroyements con ist Of LARGE FRAME
INVITING with eight rooms, and once ironing
on Brosd street. making IL excee6ingiy desirn9,e
FOR a pbysIclsn or LAWYER. Also, hAmE uuooS
an Eleventh street with six rooms, ana slaoc:
The let fronts 5S feet on Broad stree,; MIN a
deptb of 1876 feet more or less,to the oui'dihs Oh
the Court Of Appeals. ~ ..to aud 40 ooo
TERMS: Cash ms TO expense Oh ra's anu IS,vVo,
with accrued interest 10 date OF taie pa'ance on
such terms as may be sunounced NJ snle' ,r.
fy2O fhANh W. bthe' iIo-s-S.
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william Butler Duncan and Samuel l.. NJ. bar
low....................... Irustees'
The Atlantic, Mississippi and ohio Railroad Com
isv Virtue OF and pursuant to Judgment and de;
cree Of ana , SAFE d on 1873 In The
above-en,itlsd action, I, Matthew U. Pleasants,
master appointed therein 10 sell all and singular tne
PROPERTY, BOTH REAL, PERSONA, ana
MIXED, mentioned In the complaint IN the saIo
action, and in the said judgment and decree oeihe
plaintiffs and Francis skiddy, since deceased. "
mortgage bearing date the 9th day OF SEPTEMBER
1871, do hereby give notice that on
MONDAY THE 1sT DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1880,
ATl2 O'CLOCK NOON,
at the courtroom OF the United states Circuit
Court. I'm the Custom. House, IN the city OF Rich
mopd, Va, shall proceed TO sell at public auction,
10 the h ghest bidder. The following described Pro-
PERTY-that Is to say:
ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE. AND INTEREST or
ATLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI AND
OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY
Inland TO THE FRANCHISES OF THE
SAID COMPANY, ITS ENTIRE:
LINE OF RAILROAD
extending from Norfolk, in the state of Virginia,
TO tunDfrl1uu Oap' III siaiC VI hch'"NNy
gether with
ALL BRANCHES OF THE SAID LINE OF
RAILROAD,
ALI. REAL ESTATE,
RIGHTS OF WAY,
EASEMENTS, FIXTURES,
MACHINERY,
ROLLING-sTOCK,
TOOLS, EQUIPMENTS,
RAILROAD SUPPLIES,
AND ALL OTHER PROPERTY, RIGHTS,
PRIVILEGES, AND FRANCHISES PER-
TANNING TO THE SAID
RAILROAD,
as fully and al large set forth In the said judgment
and decree, printed copies OF which VIII be fur
nj he'd by the undersigned master TO those applying
therefor.
sucn sale will be made on the terms specified In
The decree OF sale. Of which bidders will take no.
tec. and subject TO certain subssting prior liens
upon the premises. particularly described I'm the
said Judgment and decree, aud statement OF which
Will be open for the inspection of bidders At the Of
fee of The Master I'm The custOm-bOuse, In the city
of Richmond, Va, for thirty days prior TO aud at
the time OF sale. NJ. +. PLEASA MIS-.
iy o3.Ftd Master.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ES
IL TATE.-We will seii publicly. AUGUST 8,
1880 that VALUABLE LITTLE FARM Of the
late Samuel X. Ellis, containing 76k ACRES OF
LAkID--oSe half well nmbered. with original
xroEIh oak hickory, and pine; the other half ara
bic hnd, with good wattr COMFORTABLE
DWELLING, and other necessary out-bouses. IL
Is located twave miles from Richmond. four miles
from the Richpend and Allegheny railroad. one
aud half mtles from Deep-kun Baptist church,
pubic school hoQse, Grange and Temperance
Hall. aud Eve cougfry stores. an admirable location
for any one who can appreciate the advancement Of
concerHs Of life
TERMS: One half c sab : balance at twelve months,
with bond aud approved security. Possession given
LIST Of January next, aud title given when final pay
nient 10 made. T.. y. PURYEAR,
NJ. A. CAUTH0RN,
~ 23-w2t&d29, SO,31,Aulf Executors.
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BY Jno. f. Laughton, Jr., Auctioneer,
GIG Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF PHOTOGRAPH
L GALLERY, WITH IT'S FURNITURE, APPA-
RATUS. INSTRUMENTS. FIXTURES. MEGA
TIVES, &C., &C. AT AUt TION.-By virtue OF \
deed of trust executed TO the undersigned AS trustee
and duly recorded in the Chaucery Court OF the city
Of Richmond, l shall sell NJ auction. without re-
serve. on MONDAY, August 3D. NJ 10y O'Clock A.
NJ the ENTIRE EQUIPMENT OF THE PHOTO
GRAPH GALLERY No. 1011 Main street (up.
sfairs). opposite the post-Ofiice, embracing
About 10000 NEGATIVES.
BRUSSELS CARP OF about $50 yards,
WALNUT PARLOR SUIT. I'm reps;
2 WALNUT-FRAME MIRRORS,
2 WALNUT. MARBLE-TOP W AsllSTANDS,
PHOTOGRAPH MATERIAL,
INSTRUMENTS,
SHOW CASES.
PICTURE FRAMES, &C. &c.
The Gallery being com lete will be offered as a
whole, and offers great Inducements 10 any one
wishing TO conduct the same business. III not sold
rs II whole, II will be sold in detail.
X. T. DAVIS, Trustee.
NO L. LAUGHToN. JR., AucliOneer. y 80
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BY Frank ID. Hill 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
No. HOS Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL BRICK
i DWELLING AND LOT OF GROUND on
THE COkNER OF BAKER STREET AND
SHOCKS ALLEY.-By virtue Of 4 deed of trust
1873 and recorded In Clerks Office. Richmond
Chsncery Court, ID. Is. ll2 A, page 462, default
having been made In the payment OF a note therein
secured and At ite request OF the beneficiary, viii
sell at auction, upon The premises, on SATURDAY,
July 31st, at az o'clock L. NJ, The PROPERTY
or LAND with BRICK DWELLING and other
improvements thereon. lying aud being In the city
OF Richmond, ffontfng on Baker street % feet. aud
running back $50 fse1 20 an alley. The ho9se con-
tains about six r0oHe-
TENNIS: Cash sufficient to pay the expenses OF
sale sDd note for 5336-04. Nth interest from
April 20, 1880. FRANK ID. HILL,
1y2O Trustee.
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BY J. Thompson Brown
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
No. IIl3 Main street.

T1RAME HOUSE AND LOT ON PINE
II sTRFET BETWEEN MAIDEN LANE AND
SpRivG sTREET.-By virtue OF a deed OF trust
from f. Geese, trustee 10 the undersigned trustees
dated 18th April, 1877, and recorded "a kicn-
eure The payment OF a certain bond, In payment OF
which default has been made, and being required so
to do by the beneficiary we VIII sell on me preiui
ihc REAL ESTATE described. conveyed, and &c, &c,
cured by said deed Of trust. being TWO-STOhf
FRAME HOUSE, No. 6lS Pine street; ironung
parallel lines 148 feet TO an alley ID feet vide, ana
Is now occupied by J. II. Rogers.
TERMS Cash "a tn expenses oil saie ana Soe4.ic'
and the balance As announced at sale.
II. &. G.. HARTMAN,
JULIUS STRkuS.
j. THOMPSON BROWN.
Trustees.
T Tuovpcox RpowS Auctioneer ~ "a
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BY Richardson & Co. and a. Royal,
Real Estate Agents aud AuctiOneers,
Richmond and Manchester.
EOUR VALUABLE BRICK DWELL

EOUR VALUABLE BRICK DWELL
IL INGS, ONE FRAME DWELLING, AND A
NUMBER OF VACANT LOTS IN THE CITY OF
the request of the owner resident Of The State of
Arkansas, We shall sell by auction. on the prem
ises, on
SATURDAY THE 3lST DAY OF JULY, 1850,
at O'Clock =. NJ, Il c following described REAL
ESTATE-iO wit:
FOUR BRICK DWELLINGS on Fifth Tor Jack.
sOnl street between Rainbridge and Porter streets,
with basement and two stories above, containing
six rooms each. with large lots attached
A FRAME DWELLING on Fifth Tor JackSOn)
street between Hall ana Decatur streets, with base
ment and two stories above, containing six rooms,
with lot attached.
A valuable LOT OF LAND fronting 80 feet on
Hull street between Thirteenth ard Fourteenth
streets, aud running back Go feot
Also, 1872 FEET OF LAND on Decatur street.
corner Clay street. running back 70 feet.
The owner of this proDerty, being resident OF a
distant State. has determined TO SELL though IL be at
u price greatly below It's value.
We are informed that negotiation l. now pend
front OF Manchester, which when c0DSummaIed
will give employment TO hundreds Of operatives,
who must reside in Manchester. and add greatly TO
the value of her real estate PARTIES therefore, hay
ing money to invest should not fail 10 attend the
sale of this property.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance In six, twelve,
and eighteen months NEGOTIABLE notes given for the
deferred payments, with interest added and secured
by deed of trust. RICHARDSON 4 CO.,
A. ROYALL,
Iyo7 AuctIoncers,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-30
FURNITURE.

FURNITURE! FURNITURE la
II sffrr for sale 200 suits OF Chamber Furn- p
ture. I'm price from S23 TO 1900, from the best
ma a sactories Fast and West also or nv ownSJ
make together with full line OF Parior Ofce, an
Kitchen Furniture. aud every article In the furni-
ture line; also Czbinet-MakerS' supplies or every
deseripticn. VIII duplicate Baltimore prices. Par
ties I'm wsnt will save money By giving me cail
ONCE aud ,yarero rms, l43e Main street, near Fif-
tenth street. Workshops 10, ls and 90 north FIJI
tenth street. WILLIAM DAffRON.
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