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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-13

BY 9rubbs & Williams,
Real Estate AgentS and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THOSE
" TWO most VALUABLE STORES IN
EAGLE SQUARE. NOS. 1917 AND 1919, At
THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF MAIN AND ND
THIRTEENTH sIREEIs At A fo1rt ~ Ricl
mond entered July I'd In the case OF V N. N. rage,
executor Of samuel Miller rs. The Board OF the
Literary Fund" the undersigned, Hush W. sheney
and W. w. Crump, special commissioners, will sell
by auction, upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, July 81. 1881,
az u O'Clock NJ. that most VALUABLE STORE
and LOT, No. 1919, situated at the southwest cor
ner of Main aud Thirteenth streets, and occupied by
Nessrs. Putney & Watts. Andimmediately there
after, the undersigned, Hugh w. Shefey and james
Bumgardner. spec al com missiOners, In execution
of another decree entered In the same cause on tue
25th day of June, 1881. Will sell the ADJOINING
STORE ana LOT, No. 1917, last occupied by Tue
Merchants National Bank and others. These stores
have four stories above the asement, with COM
mon stairway between them affording access TO I've
upper floors, and enabling them to Dc used sepa-
Tstely AZ desired. They were erected In the year
1867, without regard 10 cost, tt being designed 10
make them strictly rst-class, and u Is SAFE 10 say
that for substantial construction, high nnish, and
perfect arrangement In every detail, theY are not
surpassed by any buildings Of the kind ever erected
i'm this city aBd TO-DAY they are as eood as when
new No. 1917 has just been remodelied and im-
proved in its interior arrange mems.
The location is decidedly u best In the Guy Tor
wholesale business, being IN the very centre OF tne
highest activity ana from It's situation this must be
regarded as among the :GOst valuable OF all rsal-
estate investments, commanding always as IL will
the most desirable tenants at good rents.
II is a rare occurrence that such property Is
brought to sale and we invite The particular atten-
ton of CAPITALISTS 10 this opportunity.
TERMS one fourth cash balance at six, twelve,
eighteen, twenty. four, and thirty months, for ntRo
liable notes, with interest payable seml-aunually,
and title retained by the Court until full psyment 4;
but the purchaser may pay more tnan one fourth, or
even the whole, i'm cash If he elects so to do.
HUGH w. SHEFFEY,
w. W. CRUMP,
JAMES BUMGARDNER. JR.,
Commissioners.
GRURRS r WILLIAMS AuctiOpeprS. ~ 10
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BY II. seldom TAYLOR,
By II. SeldOn Taylor,
successor 10 James NJ. Taylor & SOM
Real Estate Agent aud AuctiOneer.
Eleventh and Bank streets.

A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT, LO'
"A GATED On THE EAST SIDE OF FUURIH
STREET BETWEEN CANAL AND BfRu
STREETS. COMMENCING At 4 POINT l27
FEET SOUTH OF CANAL STREET, FOR SAL
AT AUCTlON.-At the rquest OF The owner VIII
offer for sale pubic auction, upon the premises on
THURSDAY. JCLY IA, 1881.
n az O'clock r. NJ that DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOT as above located. fronting PA feet On Fourth
street and runnit < back 100 feet.
TERMS one third cash; baldnc' al six ana Twelve
months, for negotiable notes, with Interest added
and secured By a deed Of trust.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR,
iv q AuctiOneer.
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by Robert b. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent aud AuctOneer,
1912 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LARGE
QUANTITY OF REAL ESTATE, LYING
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, ON
VENABLE STREET, ANDIN
THE COUNTY OF HENRICO, FRONTING on
CARRINGTON STREET AND RUNNING
BACK TO THE CITY LINE, AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
Anthony, &C., Richmond Chancery-Court decree
IS.
Stewart, &C. of June 80, 1881,

In pursuance of a decree in the aforementioned
SUIT We, the UNDERSIGNED, appointed commissioners
thereby, will sfIer for sale, upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, July 10, 1881,
beginning at O'Clock p NJ
First. That LARGE THREE-STORY BRICK
DWELLING No. 2240 VeDabe street, near the
corner of Tulip, aud adjoining The residence Of
Dabney g. Baker, Esq, which contains about ten
rooms. and is very substantially butt with stone
clipping &C., The basement of which Is now being
used a store, and at small on lay could be maze
a very attractive Gwelling. The LOT fronts about
30 feet on VenaDe street, and runs back about loO
feet to an alley. 1900
second we viii offer for sale the STORE AND
DWELLING No. 2416. situated al the northwest
corner Of Rose and Venable streets, now occupied
NEW FRAME BUILDING, and Is regarded as the
best business stand ia that portion OF the city. This
i a neat and substantial store, and the DXtuleS IN
the store are hand and costly. With the build
f. 2 will be sold a NICE LOT
Third. VIII be sold TWO SMALL AND NEAT
FRAME TENEhENTS fronting on the south side
Of Darlington street between Twenty third and
Twenty.fOurth streets. Water, &c on The premises
GOOD LOTS will be sold with these houses.
Fourth, and lastly. viii be sold FOUR NICE
BUILDING LOTS adjoining the above tenements,
with good fronts on Darlington street, and extend
ing bio a good depth.
The improved property Is all occupied by good
and prom pt.paying tenants.
A plat of all the property. showing the exact d.
nenSiOns, will be shown ~ hour Of SALE Special at
tentOn Is invited to the oherug Of this property.
TERMS: VIII be One-fOur cash; balance upon
a credit Of six twelve and eighteen months, NJ go
retained until all of The purchasemOney Is paid and
o conveyance is ordered by the Court.
JAMES CASKIE,
j. PRESTON COOKE,
EDMUND WADDELL, JR.,
special Commissioners.
ROBERT Il. LYME, Auctonaer. ~
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by X. Il. Chaflin & Coz
Real Estate Auciiouters,
No. | north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE or FOR.
4 TY-TWO WEST-END BUILDING Ton UN
JACQUELTN, BLAIR, AND MiNDER ~lRtt D..
By virtue Of a deed Of trust from lpr. John u. lIt-
we and wife dated FebruIry /, 1877 aud RECORDED
I'm HeurcO County Court clerks n.c, ID. u. '-.
page 3Sl, the undersigned tru tee AZ The rfH1f.' "
Messrs. CardOIO FOurqureau & CO.. beuchcllf.. no
the said deed default having been made boo tht '.
ment Of the bond secuiedl, Will sell 10y puhl' t..'
tIOu, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, july 10. ISL.
commencing at O'Clock T.. VI. on JlDIl'
street near old Reservoir. the LOTS de,Drlr' .l
said deed a. follows: " Lots 10. ~. n. and ~ ID
square ~; Lots 7, Z. Q. 10, l3, H. -. D.. z
l6 10. 20. II, ~. and ~ IN square -: also. .H
1884, ,, Is. 7, B. 9. 10. IL, 10. II, II. D. -".
2l. ~. -. "a, %, and 26 ln squdrr 20. }
lots aud squares are according 10 4. \. Leo rfN
of sidney aud HaryIe. duly recorded In CLERK '. No.
of HenricO County Court aud which can H' .''t
al any time At the Office Of auctioneers. whH AIT.
take pleasure In giving informant IA and 'ocl"a "i
lots
This sale on, r. good opportunity Tor W1h .t II.
YES menis u lots THAT Will la a short time 49,. b
increase IN value, as they are located In TIE fli
improving western suburbs.
TERMS. By consent, VIII be 0uc-fDurfh ....t
fr lance ia SIX, IWtlye, aud eighteen month. 1919.
8 Der ceHt interest secnr by Cd ~ Trust
n. y. tUAFFIN. TrU.'.
sale by Il. Il. CH,FFIS & co Aucuone'r-.
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by j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and AuctioReer,
lib Main street.

CORNER BRICK DWELLING on
~ WEST CLAY AND GILMER STREETS,
WITH DETACHED BRICK KITCHEN. FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-I will sell at public auction,
on the premises, on
THURSDAY July lfTH.
at 81 O'Clock Z. NJ, the above PROPERTY, located
at the corner of Clay and Gllmer streets construct
cd of brick, and IS TWO stories with basement has
six rooms; detached brick Kitchen with thToe
rooms; a well besides hvdrant In tie ward The 10y
fronts about % feet, more less, with drplh or
100 feet, more less, to foot alley. Parties ID
string a good home will do well 10 attend TINS sale
TERMS one fourth cash; balance In six, twelve
and eighteen months. with interest added, and Sc
cured by trust deed. .
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
iv9 AuciiOueer.
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REDHEAD,s BAKING-POWDER.
COMMISSION MERCHANT. DC.

HENRY NJ. WORKMAN,
IL GENERAL CON MISSION MERCHANT.
GROCER. AND DEALER IN IRON AND STEEL,
cornsr Fifteenth and Cary streets, Rlehmoad, Va
Personal attention giyea 10 the sale OF Grain, Leaf
Tobacco, Flour. aud All kiRts Of Country Prodnee.
Bags fprni,hed A. usual Tais1 Am assisted by my
fslher Mr.: SAMUEL WoRTIAN, late Of Y. y,
WORKMAN 4 Co, W
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BY Mason & Pulyear, Aucuoneers.

GALE OF VALUABLE LAND NEAR
- CLARKSVILLE, VA. on ROANOKE RIVER.
by virtue of decree Of The Circuit Court for Meek'
lenburg county, rendered al The May term. 1851 IN
.he chancery suit OF W. TOwues'5 executor Us. W.
A. cameron, &c. | shall, on
TUESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1881.
In front Of the brick hotel In Carksyte, va sell 70
the highest bidder that truly VALUABLE TRAIT
OF LAND lying near Cllrksylile tone half mile J.
on pOauOke river. known as OccOreechee, Dtlng
The homestead Of the late BOn. William Townes,
containing 1005z ACRES, more or less. TINS Is
one of the most valuable farms on he Roanoke.
The improvements are fine, consisting OF spendli
MANsiON-HOUsE Of some fourteen room $ vi IA
All necessary out-buidings. This trac; has very
large body Of hhe river lOw-2rOunds. as well As a
large body OF forest and uDands II Is rot otteh
that such property comes into market. The farm
Is well adapted 10 the growth OF an II the crops 0f
this section, Including line tobacco and colton II
s0C uld be remembered That the X. railroad IS
soon 10 be completed 10 CarkSyille
Persons wishing 10 secure valuable ana d'slra-
ble home or make a good investment should exam
inc this pr0DeFtY.
81 500 on credit OF one year and the residue on
a credit OF two years af.er date the purchaser 10
execute his bonds for the deferred payments, carry
ing interest from date, and she tile 20 De retained
I'M the whole OF the purchase money Is PAID.
W. T.. HOMES, Commissioner.
MASON PURYEAR, Aucli0neers. " % lOk
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE IN HANOVER, NEAR HANOVER
suit Of DosweIl ss. Mallory on The 27i6 OF April.
1881 by the Circuit Court OF Hsnoyer. will oner
for sale at Hanover Courthouse, In front OF the
hotel, on the
corn DAY OF JULY, 1881,
THAT being court-dav.l immediately after dinner,
an that TRACT Ok LAND, containing about 400
ACRFs, near Hanover Junction, which was for.
meriY owned by W. W. Mallory. There Il 4 good
DWELLING. HOUSE aud The usual Out-buildings,
orchard, and garden or the place. and The land Is
admirably adapted 90 farming, and Is about TWO
miles from the junction.
TERMS: Enough Ia cash 10 pay expenses Of suit
aud sale. say $3.50; the balance OF the purchase
money nj one, twO and three years, Interest ADDED,
tie pnrehaser giving bonds and security; or, II ne
prefers 10 nay one third cash, then security FOR the
Il. W. MURRAY,
r. N. PAGE.
HILL CARTER,
Special Com miSsioness.
VAUGHAN, Crier, u ze-w4w
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By II. Benson, Aucuonecr.

At the request Of the proprietor, Wilam p ,.
son. ESD aud As ru tees under the genera r,D. b.
Judge 4. Rives. We shall, on
THURSDAY. July 81, 1851
offer at public sale on the premises the wei t....
ana very desirable estate called BOILING
SPRINGS. Immediately on the nne OF tlc l....
and bringing The properly within f." h..r
travel OF Richmond, Va, and ahoriin( cH'.r 900
speedy transportation % market FOR the IiJi
the farm.
There is a small but comfortable dwelling .. 'a.
Boiling Springs pace, WIN ample barns s'lI.a
and valuable grist- aud saW-Wili. with sati factory
water-power and machinery attached for ihr. H.uf
grain a thrift yOung Orch1ri ~ superior i.It
now ia fun bearing.
When tn many advantages of THIS estate are conn.
sideTed. including health, society. railroad i.I.-
ties. good soil. aud charming scenery, tcF pisces
will b. found more desirable. 10 is likew ,r In Zoe
vicinity OF recent discoveries OF RICH Ml>ttN
ORES.
There will be sod ~ same time MOUNTAIN
FARM, containing 800 ACRES, mostly wool I'.i.
about three miles dit1n,, IN the direction n. D No
ardsyille. said - contain indications Ot rir4 md.
sits Of finest iron ore.
The tile TO these land, is believed 10 he i'0.,f.
but selling as trustees We only convey sucl tiH. . 4.
vested Ia us.
TERMS: Liberal. and made known az s1''.
SIR. william Dickson, residing on HE lfiu'r| '.'u
adjoining, Will take pleasure IN showing H'.'.t
springs.
For further information apply 10
join WOOD. Jr,
X. I. W.DTkt.
Trustees Judge \. E'...
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, July ]. 1851
~ | ~ iaw3"t H'i
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By Joseph II. Housew run, AucIloucer.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF MONTPELIER
THE HOVE OF PRESIDENT MADI-ON.
IN ORANGE COUNTY, "a.


In execution u the .ed ~ trust from fi. 40
Thomas j. carson "a Phi 70 =. Frs AMI Devil. D.
Williams for The ten' ht Of David Graham f.'' i.''
dated August /, SJ7, and recorded ln 'If
Office OF Crane County Court, Tie uuiiI .-i'
who have been duly substituted As ira. rit ..
place Of the said Philip :. Fry and Lew. IS. "
litDs, dtcea ca, being thereto repaired Dos Nt ..
sent beuehcitrics Ia said trust deed, Will rei ' "
ton, upon Inc premises, on
THURSDAY, July -, 1881,
the VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND convex.
said deed known as hONIPFIltE. si....
Orange county, Va, Immediately on the DO.
Virginia Midland railroad four mllt
Orange Courthouse, aud tONIAlNlNb l.'.
ACRES The land Is of goOi quality, Nr 80
tered and timOercd. The improvement
of A large aud Imposing BRICK DWELLING
erected by President Madison, commandlut iI.-
piacent View of the Blue Ridge Mountains, ios.
Win an the necessary Out.huildiug5. To. or.
are Justly considered tnr hand.Omtst 10 IlnI'
Virginia. This would make most deh2hiin
mer residence, a foe stock farm. or could .'
yerted into a pleasant summer resort.
TERMS: Cash enough 10 pay the cost 'l no.
cutting the trust and 10 pay balance stc1.'i I'D
deed--say. 81 1900; aud as 10 the residue ~ a
credit Of one ana two years. the purchaser -'.
bond for the deferred payments, DeultE li'
from day Of safe, and secured by deed Ol uu.t
land should the btnehcaries conclude not POP i.-
qure the whole amount due them lu Ca.
change If terms will be announced on ddf OBJ " To
For further Information, address the irus't"
LINDEN kENE
Alexandra. ~,
JOHN G. MtLllAh~,
orange Courthouse, i-
Substituted Trustee.
APRIL 20, 1851. az 2S.2uwfJylltloii
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GALE OF THE WHITE SULPHUR
- SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.

BY virtue OF decree Of the Circuit t.a..
Montgomery county, In the chanCery sut "I '.N'
execu Ors IS. The Montgomery VINE tfe
SpuBg, Company we Will sell the REAL p ~.
AND FRANCHISES OF said company %"
premises, al auction ON
THURSDAY, AUGUST rs. 1881.
This proDeriy con. lists OF 1866 ACkkS or ~.
CFILENT LIMESTONE LAND, CREth d.
rom AND UPLAND-mucb Of u IA yaIna. T., X
her: LARGE HOTEL, COTTAGES. kktEi
HOUSE. BATH. HOUSES, BOWLlN1-ALLt', -
&C. &C.: all cOmp iete, IN good repair ahd 60
OF comfortably enter aiming 500 guests Aa
RAILROAD Ia hrst-e class order IA Bad ahd ~ D,
menf, connecting The lawn wi h tbs N"Fig '-
Western railroad, Oue aud three quarter mile ~.
tant. The Springs arr In a romantic geo pr ,I.s
heart Oi the Aleghalies, and in easy fet'n /"
otner Virginia springs. The lawn - sup ~, a.
improved with magnificent shade tfets t'pul
walls &C., sc. Two while sulphur spflns, 'ne
chaiybeate furnish an UNfAiLtNG etffLl -
highly medicinal waters, all making a eusm,. ~
SORT second 10 none la attractions aud hppustN'.
TERMS: Five per ceat. cash on the dAN ei nj
resldue Ia fQt al lI5iaimSnts. running one 49,
three wears, with Interest from DAY oi s1F ~ .es
and security required, and Ute retainer ny Wv
Court until purcbaSe-mOuey shan Dt iniD pSio
Possession delivered JaCuary 1, 1ss2. ,...l
For further particulars address the uuutisis'
=" THOMAS 4. SULLIVAN
GEORGES q. JU>klN,
y2 COMMISSIONS"
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GRURBs = WILLIAMS. An
BY Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street, Richmond, Va.

1912 Main street, Richmond, Va.
VALUABLE TIMBER LAND FOR
' SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION IN HkNRICO
COUNTY. AT THE COURTHOUSE, On MON
DAY, STH DAY OF july, 1881 Pursuant to
the terms Of a decree of the Circuit Court OF the
county of HenricO entered on the 27h day Of june
1881, in the chancery cause Of Aliens executor
vs. Truman ct dis. therein depending. shalt pro-
ceed to sell at public ion, in front Of Henrico
county courthouse, on
MONDAY, July 1s, 1881,
at the hour Of O'Clock r. NJ. the following TRACT
OF LAND-tO wit: All that LOT OF AND ylng
I'm the county of HenTco, containing ia ACRES
bounded on the north by the Williamsburg road, on
the east by The lands of George M Savage deceased
on the south Nv the land of john Whttesides, ana
on the west by the lands belonging to the estate OF
Williamson Allen, deceased. This land is h'ayiy
timbered with original growth. and lies near the
Richmond York River and Chesapeake railroad,
and the timber IS very valuable.
TERMS: one third cash, aud the residue In three
equal sem-aRnual iusialmeDts, with Interest adGed
and the title reserved until all the puichaSe-mOney
is paid and deed ordered by the Court.
JOHN II. DINNEEN,
Substituted Trustee and special COmmissio Toner.
ROBERT Il. LYME, AuctiOneer jy 10
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In execution Of two several deeds--ihs FIRST from
John Enders Robinson and vile, dated May 2,
1875 of record In Rlchmord ChancerY Court
clerks office, Deed BOOK los A. cage SAB, and The
second from Robert W Oliver and John r. Robinson
and wives dated October z. 1880, recorded ia same
clerks Office In Deed Book III d, page l46-snd
by request of the beneficiary secured aud named in
said deed, shall proceed to sell by public auction,
upon the premises. on
THURSDAY, JULY IA, 1881,
az the hour Of o'clock OF that day, the following
properly: The LARGE AND WELL-LOCATED
PROPERTY which is described IN said deed as fol.
lows: Beginning at The intersection or Cary street
and shockoe creek and running thenee on up cary
street and along It's northern edge ITO feet mOfe or
lessl 10 lot or parcel Of ground lately owned by
Abraham Warwick, deceased; thence at right an
giles or nearly So, 20 Cary street In direction TO-
wal Us Main street and along said lot or parcel OF
ground lately ewneo by Abraham warwick, de-
ceased, 10 corner OF same 100 feet (more or esS)
thence IN a direction toward F1fes nth street and
parallel with Cary street 120 feet (more or ess) 10
Spruce alley thence along said alley towards Main
owned by Patrick II. Stsrke, Esq thence along
side of this ground In direction towards ShockOe
creek and parallel With Cary street az feel more or
rick II. stsrke, Esd. thence along SIDE OF same In
direction towards Main street AZ feet In ore or less
more or lessJ 10 Shockoe creek; thence down
ehOckOe creek 1872 feet m0re or leSsl 10 the 0egin-
ming; being all OF the land embraced between
shockOe creek Cary street, Spruce alley and Creek
alley. excel t the land lately owned, Aforesaid, by
Abraham Warwick; deceased, at corner of Cary
street and Spruce aey Of 100 by 100 feet. and ex-
cept that of Patrick II. starke, Il q. at corner OF
Spruce alley and Greek aliev. AZ by ~ feet.
The ABOVE is accurate boundary OF the pro-
Derty. and IL IS so situated as TO render IL easily
divided with several fronts, and IL offers an un'
usual opportunity 10 The purchasers of real estate
TO secure sles for an immense manufacturing esab-
lisbment, bordering Oh the line Of ShockOe creek,
ara with its elegant frontage OIL Cary street.
The lot Is now under en annual rent TO Mr.. NUT;
ply. and the location Is exceedingly central, ana
desirable for warehouses. foundrles. &C.. &C.
THE TERMS under the deco require cash; yer me
trustees are authorized make them liberal aud ac.
com mOdatng to purchasers, and they VIII De an
nOunced at hour of sale.
Special aud particular attention Is invited TO the
sale of this lot which has been so constantly SOUGHT
after for many years past. -
WILLIAM II. PALMER,
b. &. WHERRY, JR.,
Trustees In first deed;
W. W. POOL,
Trustee in second deed.
ROBERT &. LYME, Auctloneer. jy2
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NOTICE TO INVESTORS.

We offer for sale limited amount Of RICHMOND
AND DANVlLLE RAILROAD g PER CENT.
GOLD BONDS due IN 1915 al l04 aud accrued IN
terest. These bonds are secured by consolidated
mortgage on the Richmond and Danville and Ped
mont railroads and the lease Of the North CAROLINE
railroad.
We can confidently recommend these bonds, as
the annual report Of the company fOr the year a IL
lug 30th September, 1850, showed that the COM
pany had reduced It's debt over 100000 during
the two preceding years, besides adding largely to
IL, rolling stock and machinery, and purchasing
800 tons Of rev stee rails. For the styeu months
ending April 80, 1881 the net receipts Of the COM
pany exceeded $4,000, which Is equal TO ga per
cent. on the capital stock OF The company. after ihe
payment Of interest. rents, aud ali other iXe0
charges. and expendng a large amount for equip
ment, seel rails, and additional work shops.
THOMAS BRANCH co.
The receipts Of this company for Carrying ne
mails for last April show an increase OF over 100
per cent. over same month Of last wear, ana Tor
freight os 80 per cent. Previous 10 lst Of May AZ
per cent. Of he atlanta and Charlotte freight
business went Uid the Carolina Central railrOai
Now all its through business goes by The Richmond
and Danvllle railroad, which viii add largely ton
income. INV II
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By Jno. II. Laughton. Jr.. Auciioneer,
1900 Main street.

ECUTOR,S SALE OF FINE
Ia .KNABE 7.OCTAvE PIANO AND Two
FxCEILENT PARLOR. oRGANSAT AUCTION.
nv direction OF Colonel w. II. Aylett, executor OF
Mira. V. A. AyIeis deceased. VIII cell at my aue-
ton house, on
WEDNESDAY, 18Th INSTANT,
at 10Y o'clock,
One HANDSOME 7-c,CTAyE ROSEWOOD CASE
.KNABE- PIANO. with full iron frame, over.
strung bass. Over-dampers. and Agrans TRIBE |;
original cost 5000, and now In excellent condi-
tion aud fine tone.
AFTER WHICH.
One 1O-sTOP POLLOCK PARLOR-ORGAN In
handsome case. pearl keys; as good as new
One 5-sTOP MASON HAmLlN rAkLoK-
ORGAN. in ORNAMENTAL WALNUT CASE.
One GOOD SECOND. HAND 6k-DCTAVp PIANO,
JNO. +. LAUGHTON, JR.,
tyIO Aucti0neer.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Robert D. LINE.
Real Estate Agent and Aucfioneer,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VERY
EXTENSIVE AND VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON CARY STREET,
OCCUPIED BY MR.. MICHAEL MURPHY,
NORTH SIDE. IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE THE
FOUNDRY or MEssRs. TALBOT g SONS.
BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND SEVENTEENTH
STREETS, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
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FURNITURE.

FURNITURE, FURNIT L II E-A
IL BEDDING. MATTRESSES. &C.-On u.
hand and for sale, an immense stock OF FUR ~
NITURE OF all descriptions. from the led0lng'
factories East aud West, and Of my own make.
Parties I'm want will consult their own Interest by
giving me call before purchasing. WILLIAM
DAFFRON, Factory l6, Is, 20. % north Fifteenth
street; Office and warerOOm, 1898 Vain street.
is 5-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-13

WANTED, A BOY WHO WRITES A
w GOOD HAND to act as COLLECTOR and
make himself generally useful in first class house.
Address "A. B. Co.
iy 1885, Dispatch office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-13

WANTED, TOBACCOROLLERS and
w STEAMERS to work az High Point \. C.,
Constant work given for The balance OF The year.
Amply to j. Z. JUSTIS, No. 9 Fifteenth street.
~ l3-lth
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-13

WANTED, MAN AND WIFE AND
w TWELVE MEN WAITERS-man and wife
for family in New York. walters for springs IN
street. is 13-lt#
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-13

EOR RENT. No. 233 SOUTH SEC-N
II OND STREET, corner Of Byrd street, Iii
NICE BRICK DWELLING, con aiming six rooms,
bath. room, &c. Immediate possession.
IL l.. STAPLES e co,
tvl2.3t 1I03 Main street.