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Daily Republican., 1880-01-17

lO-25 WILMINGTON DEL.
JGRAND CLOSING
sale! SALE! sALEl saLEl SALE,
SALE! SALE! SALEl SALE! SALE!
PREVIOUS TO OUR ANNUAL STOCK
| TAKING, FEB. lST.
DRY GOODS Every intelligent person
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS knows that there has been a
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS large advance In all kinds Of
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS Cotton, Linen and Woolen
DKY GO DS
DRY GOODS Fabrics. We are now selling,
DRY GOODS
DkY COOS and will continue to sell until
DRY GOOIS
DRY GOODS our present stock is closed out
DkY GOODS
Dry GOODS many kinds of goods, such as
DRY 3OOUS
DRY GOODS MUSLINS. PRINTS, FLAN.
DRY GOODS NELS, LINEN GOODS, &c.
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS Much under the current prices
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS of to-day. People will show
DRY GOODS
DRY GOOUS their wisdom by availing
DRY GOODS
DRY G0ObS themselves oil this opportunity
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS to replenIsh at old prices.
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS THELAsTl OTe OF PRINTS
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS AT 5CTS. A YARD.
DRY GOODS
Dkl GOODS BEAUTIFUL STYLES.
DRY GOODS
DkY GOODS Ladies' Gents and Misses
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS HOSE, HOSE,
DRY GOODS -
DRY GOODS Sets. pair, worth from 10 to IN
DRY GOODS -
DRY GOODS =
CLOAKS LADIES' AND MISSES
ULOAKS -
CLOAKS CLOAKS! CLOAKS!
CLOAKS CLOAKS! CLOAKS!
CLOAkS =
CLOAKS -
CLOAKS We are closing out at tremen-
CLOAkS -
ULOAkS dous reduction from regular prices.
Oh AXIS -
CLOAKS You can buy from us for few dol
CLOAKS II
CLDAKS lars good and beautiful Cloak.
CLOAKS -
OLOAkS Tie prices will really surprise
CLOAKS -
ULlAkS every thoughtful and intelligent
CLOAKS -
CLUAKS customer who is at all familiar
CLOAkS -
CL0AKS with the value Of these goods.
OLOAKS =
CLUAKS y
CLOAKS DURING THE MONTH OF
CLOAKS JANUARY
OLOAKS II
CLOAKS We prepose:giving our numerous
CLOAKS =
OLOAKS customers and the public gener
CLOAKS i
ally an opportunity to positively
CLOAKS -
CLOAKS save money, by pla3ing on our
CLOAkS -
csuaterS
CLOAKS i
OLOAKS GENUINE BARGAINS
UL@AKS -
CLOAKS In many kinds Of
i
OLOAKS DRY GOODS. DRY GOODS.
CLOAKS -
CLOAkS Balance Of our
OLOAKS =
DLOAKS HOLIDAY GOODS,
CLOAKS VERY CHEAP 10 CLUSK.
RESPECTFULLY,
CROSBY Il HILL,
CROSBY Il HILL,
NOS. 12o AND i2z MARKET STREET.
NOS. no AND .2s MARKET STREET.
WILMINGTON, DEL, !
Daily Republican., 1880-01-17

STRONG AND MILD
ROASTED COFFEE,
% CENTS PER POUND.
BLACK, GREEN, JAPAN AND NlXHD
TEAS AT
" CENTS PER POUND.
IAeSe gsods are qnexcelled in purity, strength
and favor, by any In the city at the
price. Try them and be
convinced of the fact.
dREAT WESTERN TEA COMPANY,
". X. BOWMAN, Manager,
10 e. SECt ND ST., is L. SECOND ST.,
Wilmington, Delaware.
Our assortment OF the inner grades of Tea
md Ccffee, and perfectly pure pepper, and
spices generally. 10 ono OF the best. frlce'
Away right. SUGAR AT COST TO Gus
TONER'S.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-17

Prices 35. 80, and rs cts. Dlagr am at usual
place. l-l+4t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-08
The Ford's Opera House Troubles.
Washington Republican,


The troubles surrounding the possession
Of Ford's Opera-House do not seem as CON-
pIcated as formerly. In July last an order
was passed in equity directing that Mr.
John T. Ford pay forthwith to Mr.. William
j. Miller, receiver, the sum OF $1,000, other
wise the receiver was TO exercise discre-
tionary power in taking possession OF the
building, cancel the lease, and any other
proceedings that he might deem proper.
Friday In tine Equity Court Mr.. Morris for
the receiver announced that the money had
not been paid. He thought that Mr.. Ford
was 10 contempt of court, aud should be
so treated. He also thought that the re-
celver should be given absolute power to
take action in the premises. Colonel Cork
bill claimed that notice had not been served
on Mr.. Ford or himself. Notice had been
served on MIR. Ii. Clay Ford, but he was
neither In charge Of the Opera-House nor
agent OF Mr.. John 7. Ford. On the con-
trary, he was organizing a troupe Of his
own, and had q separate management.
His Honor thought that sufficient notice
and time bad been allowed, and authorized
a peremptory order TO issue against Mr..
Ford, directing that be pay to the receiver
by the Goth instant the $4,000, and init
mated that IL it was not complied with an
other and more compulsory process would
ensllp.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-08
A Poor Wire-WOrker.

NEW YORK, August Gin the general
sessions to-day j. Lloyd Haigh. the we'll
known wire.rope manufacturer and the con.
tractor for the wire for the East.river
bridge, who by means OF false acceptances
caused the suspension Of the Grocers' Bank,
was arraigDed for forgery in the third de.
gree. Through counsel he pleaded guilty,
stating that he had done all in his power to
make reparation for the Injury committed,
end implored light sentence. Judge Gill
dersleeve severely reprimanded the prisoner
aud sentenced him tolhard labor in the State
to which Haigh pleaded guilty was the
forgery Of draft dated December Is, 1879,
for s4.995.12, payable TO and signed by him
self, and accepted by Messrs. Barney e. Fer
ris, OF Sandusky. Ohio. .troai
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-08
miller uannal.xahor school.

Messrs. Z. G. Taylor and W. @. White
ecaryer have been appointed additional
teachers at the Miller Manual-Labor school.
DIR. John r. Wood has been designated az
physician. The Charlottesville Chronicle
says:
Mr.. E. G. TAYLOR is a son OF the Judge,
hut be was appointed by the Board Of Wis
itors, Judge Taylor simply approving their
sct, and is said to be a worthy young man.
Mr.. Whitescaryer is the son OF Baptist
preacher residing, we believe, at Waynes-
boro', Augusta county.
Whether The order requiring DR.. Jonn
X. Wood to be recognized as physician TO
the Miller school is based on the recon-
mendation OF the Board OF Visitors, or is
an independent act OF the Judge, does not
clearly appear, and we have as yet not as
certained. DR.. John r. Wood, who Is
recognized" as the physician. lives at
present ten miles from the school. Whether
it is his purpose to move nearer we have
not learned. He is probably better known
in the county as prominent politician than
as physician, and bis name will be readily
recognized by the public as that OF the
county chairman Of the Readtusters. A
most excellent physician, who lives in the
immediate neigbborhood OF the school, has
been practicing IN the institution at very
small cost, aud, we believe, 10 the entire
satisfaction Of the superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-08
Merry Memphis.

A DAY DEVOTED TO THE ELECTION AND NIGHT
TO REJOIClNG-AN UNUSUAL TURNOUT.
Especial 10 the Cincinnati Commercial
MEMPHIS. TENN, August 5.-The most
exciting election for thirty years terminated
here to-day in the triumph OF peace and or
der by large majority. The chief intert st
centred in the position OF sheriff.. 10 which
Philip r. Athy is chosen by 800 votes over
Edward Shaw (colored), and by fair ma
jority over both Shaw and Powell, the lat
ter a National.
The total vote cast in the county is about
16, 900, the Nationals getting some 1,200 and
Shaw about $500.
l.. B. Horrigan is reelected criminal Judge
by fully 5000 majority over Harry Hill,
National.
All places OF business were closed
throughout the day, and the mercantile in-
terests, with almost the entire white popu-
ation, were earnest for the successful
ticket.
The priesthood and clergy generally went
to the polls for the first time on record, and
old men who had not voted for years were
conveyed to voting. places in carriages and
then led to the balIot-boX.
Mrs. Merriwether, Miss Moon, and one or
two other ladies, exercised the right OF SUI
frage, and many others wanted to.
The colored leader Shaw Is shrewd but
INSCRIPTIONS citizen, and his success
would have been regarded as public ca
lamity. Many OF his own race voted square
against him.
Intense enthusiasm prevails tonight, and
cannon are booming in honor OF the occa-
sion. The successful candidates are among
the best and purest citizens we have, and
all have held office, proving faithful to their
trusts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-08


The Salisbury Wdtchman has some fur
ther particulars Of the somnambulistic muir.
der In Davidson county, reported In this
paper day before yesterday. From this ac-
count IL appears that the two men had been
drinking, and the arrangement was that one
should watch while the other slept, but both
went TO sleep.
The Waterman says {" Mr.. Click seemed
very much troubled, but explained to those
who came in Just how everything occurred,
the condition OF bis mind, &c. He is a
known s0mnambulst. During the last
twelve months especially has he demon
sirated his procivities In this respect walk
ing on houses, jumping through windows
and carrying the sash with him; gong to
the river aud riding 10 canoes. lie was
saved from watery grave not long since.
In fact, he was 80 much troubled that he FREE
quently tied himself, so that u he got up
during the night the cord would wake him.
II Is a sad case. Mr. Phelps was well
thought of-was an honest, upright busi-
ness.man, and his friends say that drinking
was bis only fault.v s@
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-08

4 nAny VINO ia MAKING NOISE IN THE woHLp.
The Dublin correspondent OF the New
York Times writes: "For long years tpe
ord Of Powerscourt had been without an
heir 10 his title and the vast estates. NOT
even a daughter blessed bis Lordsbip's mar
riape. This nobIeman was born In tue year
1920. He has been an Irish peer since ne
was eight years old, when bis father diea,
and from that period OF his life untiIhe at
tanned legal manhood, at one and twenty,
he was a ward Of the Court OF Chancery,
ana nv the time he became OF full agc the
accumulated income OF his estates reached
a very large figure. At eighteen years
OF age he entered the army Us an
officer In the First Life Guards. lie
has been mighty hunter In the lndlan
iuncles. and, after the usual dashing
career of an enormously rich young patri'
clan. he settled down In life IN the year
1864, when he married the eldest daughter
of the Earl OF Leicester. The family man
zion Is I'm the romantic county OF wicklow,
where the Powerscourt property Is STU
atcd. During all the long years from that
time TO this the noble pair have been child
less. Suddenly, society was startled oy
the announcement that son and heir had
been born In London to the House OF Pow
erscourt. Great OF course are the reioic-
ings over the happy event. BOn6res burn
ed on the Wicklow bills in honor OF the IL
lustrious little stranger, who was so long
looked for that all hope OF his coming had
been abandoned years ago, and at Inc
present writing the tenantry on the
Irish estates are drinking the health
OF the distinguished infant, and are
hard at work composing congratu-
Iatory address to my lord and lady.
II that precious baby should die the
bereavement OF the father and mother would
be something inexpressible but the latest
accounts represent the nobleman in minia-
ture as quite lusiy lordling. LADY Pow
erscourt isabout thirty-6ve years old. His
Lordship, now in his forty-fourth year, Is a
fine looking man, over six feet high. Some
years ago he lost one OF his eyes through a
gun-accident when out fowlng. A strange
coincidence in connection with the birth oil
an her 10 him is talked Of much. In the
newspapers OF the day announcing, with
suitable editorial fluctuations, the birth oil
LADY Powerscourt, papa Powerscourt is
mentioned as having on the previous eye'
ming, in his place In the House OF Lords,
brought up a bill regulating the registra'
ton OF births and deaths in Ireland"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-08
A Merchants Disgrace.
Mr.. A. c. BRANsCoM, OF JACKSONVILLE, PLEADS
GUILTY TO FORGERY.

IL. a y
GUILTY TO FORGERY.
The New York Times says: Alexander
C.. Branscom, a member OF the firm OF q.
NJ. Branscom Il Co., orange-packers ana
wholesale commission merchants, Jackson
vile, Fla, having branches in Chicago. Ci1-
cinnati, Louisville, indianapolis, Baltimore,
Petersburg, and -Danville, Va, was called
to the bar OF the General Sessions Courtye
terday by Assis,ant-Attorney Bell. Brans-
som was arrested in this city by De-
tective Robert Pinkerton for having
forged s per cent. bonds Of the
City OF Jacksonville (Fla.) Improvement
Company TO the amount OF $4,000. The
prisoner is a One-armed, 6ne-IookiDg man,
who had always previously borne good
character in commercial circles. After bis
arrest Bransc0m acted unlike most crimi.
mails. He admitted his offence, offered no
resistance to the law, and positively refused
to retain counsel. in addition 10 this he
wrote from his cell in the Tombs to Assist
-District-Attorney Bell imploriDg that
gentleman to have his case brought before
the grand Jury without delay, so that he
might be indicted and sent TO prison at
once. He wrote second letter to Judge
Gildersleeye stating that be had forfeited
disgrace or his family, and begging as a
favor that he be permitted to commence
bis term OF punishment at once. In accord
ance with his wishes, he was speedily in
dicted and arraigned, and appeared at the
bar OF the court unattended by counsel.
He pleaded guilty, offered no excuse 'or his
crime, and was sentenced by Judge Glider
sleeve to three years and six months in State
prison. After the case had been disposed
Of, one hundred and seven forged $1,000
bonds and fifty-four $500 bonds, which were
found in BranscOm's vaise when arrested,
were taken down stairs to the basement OF
the building, by direction OF Mr.. Bell, and
burned in the presence Of two OF the repre-
sentatives OF the city government OF Jack
sonyille. So ends the Jacksonville bond
forgery case.
Branscom at one time lived in Carroll
county, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-08
By George n. P0indext r,
Real Estate AGENT aud Au,iioneer.
No. 1900 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO.STORY
L FRAME DWELLING OCCUPIED BY q. ".
FIGG. ESQ. o. THf NORTH SIDr ~ FfN-
ABLF.S TKEET BETWEEN Ro>E AND GM ~
TY.FIFTII STREETS, FRONTING 80 FEET ~
VENABLE STREET. AND RCNNiNG BACK
l5J FEET TO Al ALLEY 20 ttEI NIDt.-Bf
virtue of the provisions Of Two certain deeds oi
trust executed by b. ". FIG o. tire undersigned.
ore dated January II. 49,, secnrus Nd y. ID.
Smith the pay ment Of 4 certain bond ~ S2lr, and
the other dated March 10. 1880. io stur' % Ni.e'
&. Crowds the payment of Tie sum ~ .3se p, de-
fault having been made IN the piyincut 20 both fhe
said amounts. and being inquired - 20 30 hY 3D.
bene6clsrie-, | shall sell 0y puDhc auction, 90 tne
premises. on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST llrH At 6. O'cLoch
r. W.,
the above described DWELLING. now In tie occl'
pgncy of the said b. ". Fig.
TERMS Sufficient m ish 10 pay expense - sac
and S2lS with interest al twelve pr cent per Az
mum from January II. 1874, snl 13esgl with
interest from July 10, 1880 balance On such cgms
as may be announced AZ sale.
T. WILEY DAVIS, Trustee.
GEORGE II. PoINDENTsR. Aucdoneer. " 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-08
BY Jas. Macdougail, Auciloneer.
%. 10 Governor Tor Thirteenth strac
BY Jss. Macdougall, Auciioneer,
(E. v. Cook, Salesman
No. 10 Governor Tor Thirteenth STREET
COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ OF TIE
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY
KNOWN A.
THE MANCHESTER PAPER-MILL.
TOGETHER WITH
ALL TIE MACHINERY, FIXTURES, &C,
AT AUCTION.

The undersigned. special commissioners n tho
Chaucery Court Of the city Of Richmond. iu the
suit therein depending under the short lle Of Fair.
banks rs. Wortendyke. &C. viii offer Tor sale 40 pub
lie auction, on the premises. on
TUESDAY. AUGUST "a. 1850.
at l O'Clock Z. NJ, by authority Of a decree IN AID
suit entered November 20. 1879. The property
known as the MANCHESTER PAPFR-NiLlE
that Is 10 say. the Interests Of al parie, camin4
by. through, or under the Jesse nom me town -
Manchester to Robinson & Falrhaiis, fngeihsf with
ALL OF THE MACHINERY alf FIXTURES
and ALL OF THE RIGHTS. PGIVILFGFS.
EASEMENTS. ans hPPUkftNANCE~, BUILD.
INGS and IMPROVEMENTS thereto bel0nHngDr
In anywise thereto spp-rtIIniug.
THE TERMS or SALE WI he Tor cash a. 'o 500
much as may be- necessary 20 pay The tVcn.s,
thereof and The costs Of sur, and also 20 pay - and
discharge the sum Il Sl3.0j0.60. with interest
thereon from the 1T day Of March. $50. AZ th,
rate OF per cent per annum The re- iiur 900 equal
inst ailments Al six. Twelve and eighteen months re-
spectiyey from the d1Y Of SAFE, WIN Interest added
10 each AZ the rate 81 rer cent. per amman from
the day Of sale until they shall mature respectively
the purehas rtO give his notes for ne def rre paw
ments. and the title 10 be retained by the Court
until full payment Of the purchase money IS Ml o..
JOWN HOWARD.
THOMAS n. MALLACF.
CHARLES L. WILLIAMS.
Special Commit. snntrs.
sale conducted by sAS. MAcDOuGALL' Auc.
tiOncer. ana
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-08

Mr.. Z. b. Massie, who has been the prin-
cipal OF the Charlottesville High School
since its organization three years ago, has
been elected Professor OF Mathematics In
the Southwestern University, located at
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, and has accepted the
position.
The Washington Post reports that duel
was fought near that city Friday morning.
One Of the parties had his pistol-arm shat
tered. Cause OF the trouble, women. Names
not given.
Two sharks have been seen in Norfolk
harbor recently.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-08

For further information apply 10 T. II. J. ESTER,
Ticket Agent. az depot; 4. W. CARRIER, Ticket
Agent. 500 Main street, or General PASSENGER
Agents Ofiice, Room IL, corner Bank aud Tenth
streets.
Train for points on Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
railroad leaves daily at $50 A. NJ. returning ar
rlyes at 500 L. VI. Trsns for North Carolina
points leave az ll:40 A. NJ aud OBS u. VI. daily.
JOHN II. MACMURDO,
General Passenger Agent.
C.P HYDE, Passenger Agent. Je 5-eod30t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-08

Thc YIsssoric shout Fesgned by Bsld
Milttiamen nc the Reunion
~ (anIenburx.

VICTORY OF THE coxfEpHRArEs IN THE SHAN
BATTLE. AprER MUCH PowDEa.BuRSiNe-
The SPORT MARRIED pY A FATAL ACCIDENT
TO A YOUNG GUNNER OF ONE OF THE Bat
TSefv4.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-08

DOR NEW YORk.-The Old 2>fST6
& Dominion Steamship Compaay's .Asksse2
steamship OLD DOMINION, CapIain WALKER,
win sail TUESDAY, August ION, at 7 O'Clock
A. VI.
Freight received until O'Clock Monday evening.
Through bills of lading signed ana gOods =
varded with dispatch TO all points north SOUTH east
aud west: also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare TO New York, f12; steerage, rs ano
81.
For freight or passage, apply 10
q. W. ALLEN K CO., Agents,
au 30. COmnanY's Wharf. ROckalts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-08
RAILROAD LINES.
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHESA-
PEAKE RAILROAD COMPANY.
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT,
DrTuxfnNn "a .Iuiv "a 1870.

RICHMOND, VA, July 20, 1871.
SPE GAL NOT CE.-Commenciue
- TUESDAY, August Sd. the rates of passenger
fare on this line will be as follows:
Richmond aud Baltimore. ................,,..t3 90
Richmond ami Baltimore and reurD..........Sb 90
The steamers Of the Powhatan Line will leave
Richmond for Baltimore on each SATURDAY at
3 Z. NJ. from their dock, Twenty fourth and Dock
streets.
The SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN TO WEST
POINT leaves depot, corner Twenty-third aud
Dock streets. on each SUNDAY ~ 4. NJ. Return
ing, arrives at Richmond al 1870 y. NJ. Fare.
round trip. good emily on that day aud train, Fifty
CENTS, III. 4. DOUGLAS,
~ 30-tSeDl superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-08
AUCTION sALEs-Mouday.
by Augustine RoyaIi,
Real Estate AGENT and Auctioaeer,
Nnnchenier. Va. n p

V,RUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
il IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD, VA.
~ virtue OF deed OF trust bearing date The 29fh
shsy OF March 1879, and recorded IN the clerks Of
ce OF the County Court OF Chesterfield county, ID.
r. volume SO. page 2, exscutcd 10 the UNDERSIGNED,
trustee by Charles III. Wilkinson and Fannie A. bis
wife TO secure 10 Robert %. owen ibe payment Of n
Judgment against said T.. III. Wilkinson for the sum
of f2lO.9G. with interest thereon. - specified In
said dee and default having been made In the psy.
rnen OF said Judgment. snd being required 30 TO do
lion ~ tue court house OF Chesterfield comfy on
MONDAY the oth DAY or August. 1880 fcoorf.day),
Ut 1 O'Clock L. H., The REAL ESTATE desrriedjn
lying ana being In the county OF Cbesiei field and
State OF yirgidia. containing 152 ACRES. on the
Petersburg road. seven miles from the Richmond
and Danyille and the Clover fln railroads. and adj
accent TO the lands OF the estate Of Thomas Johnson
H.T. Miller. aud others.
TERMS Cash.
az an.al. An IA 6.G.7,&4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-08

In spite OF adverse circumstances the la.
dies OF Fredericksburg have determined on
raising q monument TO the memory OF the
Confederate dead. Not wishing to deprive
their friends at q distance OF the pleasure OF
aiding ttem In this undertaking they give
notice that donations, large or small, will be
received II sent 20 Mrs. q. B. White, presi-
dent OF the Ladies', Memorial Association,
OF Miss n. Chew, treasurer. y, ,e' ~ q
Tho length OF 1.-THE new railroad from
Charlottesville to Orange Courthouse is
tyenty-eightp miles and three quarters.
freight cars now pass over the read, but
the passenger trains will not pass over It
regularly Tor some weeks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-08

A HERorSE.-[ Bedford Star.l-Foul air
overcane colored man In well In this
county one day this week, and he would
have died but for brave old eolored
woman, who went down into the well and
rescued him. A half dozen burly blacks
refused to 90 down into the well after The
unfortunate man. The woman who per.
formed this noble deed was seventy-fiye
years Of age, ~ - ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-08
BY Grubbs q Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THE MOST VALUABLE CORNER ON
l. BROAD STREET FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
BY request of The owner who has discontinued Dusl
ness We will sell by auclIoD, on the premises, on
MONDAY THE 9TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1850,
at 81 O'Clock L. NJ, the very valuable properly To-
Gated al the southwest corner OF Broad and Fifth
streets fronting about 80 feet on Rroad street and
running back along the west line OF Fifih street
about I4O feet. The improvements consist OF TWO
STORES on Broad street. with DWELLING above
and Two DWELLINGS and THREE STORES
on FIfih street yielding in It's present shape hand
some income IN rent. The mention OF Inc locaIon
one wishing 10 Invest money on Broad street, which
has already become The great retailing street OF me
city where the hsndsomest and most expensive i'm
proyements are b, ing made, and we are safe In say
Ing that there has been property offered Tor long
time 50 valuable this: nor IS there hkeiy 10 De
first. class Broad.srcet property.
TERMS: Al sale.
al GRUBBS K WILLIAMS. AuctOnfers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-08

DOR RENT, A NICE LfTTLE@
Il HOUSE, with two rooms. ga. and water III
No. 4l2 Seventh street, between Marshall AMI
Clay-sultable f0I ANAL family. school-r0Om, 0r
a hall for some lodge. Applyto Z. VI. CARY,
3l2 Craze .'rcri.
al g.li% between 1hlid and Fourth.
NOR RENT. "LOWER TUCkA-Hs
Il HOE FARM on upper James river. n -
tanning SEWN HUNDRED ACRES. about t~1
hundred (2c0) acres Of which are rich river h"t-
toms. rare chance 20 rent q productive farm.
Apply 20 CUAFFIN. STAPLES & CO,
an .9t Real Estate AgfUt..
TOR RENT, THE RUTHERFOORDC.
l. HOUSE, corner NJ Franklin and Afams ~
streets. Large GROUNDS, aud well sGiird for gem
tleman Of wealth or for irst-clas, blariiDghou,t.
The rent will be made low 20 good party. Apply
10 CHAFFiN. STAPLES Z co.
Real Estate Agents and Arc iOucor-.
au 4-6t Tenth sud Main streets.