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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-10
By IA. seldom Taylor.
successor TO James NJ. Taylor & Son,)
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
Eleventh aud Bank streets.


4 BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT, LO-
N GATED On THE EAST SIDE OF FOuRIH
STREET BETWEEN CANAL AND B1kD
STREETS. COMMENCING AT 4 POINT ~
FEET SOUTH or CANAL STHEET, FOX SALE
AT AUCTION.-At The quest OF he owner WIZ
offer for sale at pubic auction uDOu Inc premises on
THURSDAY. July II. 1881
nj az O'Clock r. NJ. that DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOT as above located. fronting ZZ4 feet ON fourth
street and runnii x back 1870 ie,L
TERMS one tbud cash; balance al six ana Twelve
months, for negotiable notes, with Interest ADDED
Gnu II. SELDOM TAYLOR,
GO q AuctiOnecr.
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ROBERT Il. LYME, Auctl
by j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and AuCtiOneer,
lll3 Main street.

CORNER BRICK DWELLING ON
~ WEST CLAY AND GILMER STREETS.
WITH DETACHED BRICK KITCHEN, FOR
SALE AT AUCTlON.-l will sell at pubic auction,
on the premises, on
THURSDAY, July l4TH,
at 81 O'Clock p. NJ, the above PROPERTY, located
at the corner of Clay and Gmer streets. construct
ed OF brick, and Is Two stories with basement; has
six rooms; n detached brick Kitchen with three
rOOms \ well besides hydTant in the ward. The lot
fronts about % feet, more or less, win deph OF
100 feet more or less. 10 foot alley Parties d.
string a COd home viii DO we 70 attend tins sale.
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance In six, twelve.
and eighteen months, with interest added, ana Sc
cured ~ trust-deed.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
% AucitOupcT.
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ITsIAruaE xLnAsl
PORT on RICHMOND. july Q, 1881.

FUkl VE Hftf1"so 1' y VT ~
ARRIVED.
Steamship Manhattan, Kelly, New York, merchan-
dise and passengers. q. w. Allen Go.
schooner Amelia Hesfn. Phillips, New York,
me: chandise, Curtis Parker.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel. Clifford, Norfolk, United stak
mail, merchandise and passengers, l.. II. Taiuns
agent. -, ,,..,
schooner Major William II. Tantum, shoe, Phia-
delphia. stone, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Marg Frecland, Clark, Philadelphla,
coal. Curtis a Parker.
Schooner Oakes Ames. Ednunds, Fort MOTIFS
coal. Curtis a Parker.
SCHOONER Julia A. Garrison. Corson, Philadel :
phia, coal, Curtis q Parker.
SAILED PROM osBoRNE's LAHDrsG.
schooner Lille Fskenburg, Loveand, New York
wood. T. j. Woodbridge.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK. June e.-Arriyed: Sch0oners Annie
s. Gaskell. haskell. and Lamar Inc, Ireland, rom
Richmond.
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BY Robert Ii. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street, Richmond, Va.

VALUABLE TIMBER LAND FOR
' sALEBY PUBLIC AUCTION IN HFNRICO
COUNTY. AT THE COURTHOUSE, On MON
DAY, 18TH DAY OF JULY, 1881 -Puruant TO
the terms OF a decree OF the Circuit Court Of the
county of HenrcO entered on The 9Th day of June,
1881, In the chancery cause Of Aliens executor
vs. Truman ct ais therein depending, shall pro-
coed to sell at puolic auc ion in front Of Henrico
county court. house, on
MONDAY, JULY 18, 1881,
at the hour Of O'Clock T. NJ. the following TRACT
OF LAND-tO wit: All that LOT FLtND lying
in the county of HenricO, containing ia ACRES,
bounded on the north 10y the Williamsburg road, on
the east by the lands OF George NJ Savage, deceased
on the south oY the land OF John Whitesdes, and
on the west by the lands belonging TO the estate OF
Williamson Allen, deceased. This land Is heavily
timbrred with original growth. and lies near the
Richmond York River and Chesapeake railroad,
and the timber Is very valuable.
TERMS: one third cash, and the residue I'm three
f1ual semi-aRnual iuS ailments, with interest added,
and the title reserved until al the purchasemOney
is paid and a deed ordered by the Court.
JOHN II. DINNEEN,
Substituted Trustee and special COmmiss Toner
ROBERT IL. LYME, AuctiOneer. ty 10
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With sentiments of livelIest satisfaction
many people viii read that horse-ear pas.
senger has lately punched another in the
ribs with all umbrella for the offence OF
blowing tobacc0-smoke In bis face Nelo
York Herald.
Millions are saving In substance, North,
South, East, aud West
- Our hearts, oar hopes. are all with thee.
our hearts, our hopes. our prayers, our tears,
Our faith, triumphant DER our fears,
Are ali with Thee, are all wifh thee."
IL is a good sign that in all this time Kear-
ney has not said word, aud CitoZen
Schwab has kept his mouth shat. IL Is
slfer for Kearney aud schwab that such Is
the case.
The President will continue 10 call his
wife ,sCrete," though II she accepts the gift
OF the New Workers she will be able 10 buy
him out ten times over, aud still have a
small fortune 10 spare.
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AuCTIoN Satisfactorily.
BY w. Goddin. AnciIoneer

BY W. Goddin, Aucioueer.
GALE AT AUCTION OF AN EXCEL
- LENT AND WEIL,LOCATED X n
DWEIJING No. ll3 WEST MAIN STREET,
BETW EBN ADAMS AND JEFFERSON
STREETS.-At the request OF the o~ners SHAH oner
for sale at public auction. on the premises on
THURSDAY. July z, 1881,
at O'Clock Z. NJ. that DESIRABLE BRICK
DWELLING located as above. now IN the occupap-
CIV Of Mrs. simms. The lot has front or 27xlb3
feet 10 an alley 20 feet Wide. The dwelling contains
about eight or nine rooms with all OF the usual ont
buildings in excellent locality, and is In FAIR re
pair.
TERMS: Liberal, and made known at the hour OF
sale. w. GODOIN,
AuctiOneer.
POSTPONEMENT
In consequence OF rain the above sale Is post
MONDAY, July IL, 1881,
nj the same hOur. ty0
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Eaters Dispatch; There is discussion
s,ef wern several OF Us a. 10 the cause OF the
luminous phenomenon Thursday evening
4 ,na,ntain that II was the centre OF an eiec.
trlc storm; others that = was the rays o.
the setting sun on The clouds. y was ns., one
inee<ssnt commotion OF electric hasnes'
What saws Professor Winston
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COMMISSION MERCHANT. &e.

ENRY M. WORKMAN,
IL GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
GROCER. AND DEALER IN IRON AND STEEL,
ecrasr Fifteenth and Cary streets, Richmond, va,
Tobacco, Flour, aud all kinds OF Country Produce.
Rags furnished at usual rates. Am assisted by my
father. Mr.. SAMUEL WohrHAh, late OF Il. 81
WORKMAN Co. VI
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GALE OF THE WHITE SULPHOi
- SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Va.

By virtue OF a decree Of the Circuit ,,a'.
MONTGOMERY county, IN the chancefN sut OF '.t..
execu Ors IS. The Montgomery WINE ,rr
Sprlngs COMPANY we will sell the kEAl f>lN
AND FRANCHISES OF said COMPANY ''
premises, al auction on
THURSDAY, AUGUST %, 1851.
This aroDerty consists OF 1896 ACRtN or
CELLENT LIMESTONE LAND. GREEN DE-.
Tom AND UPLAND--mneb Of % la yal.,.tt,t,N
Der: LARGE HOTEL, COTTAGES. RE- - -.
HOUSE. BATH HOUSES, BOWLlNO'AIl ,'
&C.. &c; all complete. to good repair, sul 90.
OF comfortably enter slning 500 gness sin
RAILROAD la hrsi-ciass OI der ln oed a. ~
ment. connecting The lawn wi The tvN ~.
Western railroad, one and three quaftvf ml, tb.
tant The springs are 10 a rom1uilc E'u n, N.
heart OF the Aheghaniss, aud in easy rest /" -
other Virginia springs. The lawn 10 tug ,.,.ig.
improved with magnificent shade tfets l'e''sJ b
| walks. &C., sc. Two While sulphur sptlus, y
ehalybeate furnish an uNFAlLlNG etftt r..
highly medicinal waters, all mastng sun lp,'
/ sort second 10 uone LA sttrec lons aud popu ~
TERMS: Five per cent. Sasb on the Cav pa A.
residue In eqlal lpsgaimtnis Running one D,a8
| three years. with lnlervst lr0m day OF 'a' ~ N.
and security required, aud ute rettihed
| Court until chase Oney shah DC iOli pSl'
| Possession delivered JasuaIy l. lss2. ,,uel
For further particulars address the uhd'i"s
- THOMAS y. SULLIVAN
GEORGE q. JUNhtN,
| u2 Comm.ssl9n''"
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BY 6rubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between MaiH aud BANK.


Eleventh street between Main aud BANK.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ELEVEN
" AND A HALF ACRES OF LAND IN HEN
RICO COUNTY, ON The RIVER ROAD, AND
NEAR MAYNARD'S BRtCKYA AND
BTRNS'S OLD DlSTILLERY PROPERTY. AT
AUCTION.-ln execution Of decree OF TIE Circuit
Court OF Henrico entered on the 2O.h November,
1880, In the suit Of Maynard 4 Brother o..
DOugherty and ats.," the Undersigned, special com
missioners appointed for The purpose, will sell by
auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY, JULY IL. 1881,
at 5 O'Clock T.. NJ, The TRACT OF LAND above re-
ferred to- lying about mile east of the city Of
Richmond.
This ract adjolns the celebrated brick-clay pro-
perry of MAYNARD & Brother, and is believed TO have
uDOr II considerable quantity of good brick clay,
and there Is no doubt OF It's being valuable for pur
poses of cultivation. The soil is OF good quality.
TERMS: Cash sufficient &c say costs Of suit and
sale and a note for $4,000 wi interest thereon
from 9th ecember, 1874. az 8 per cent. per aa-
mum; and the residue upOn such terms as Patrick
Dougherty and his wife may direct; or in the event
of default on The part OF sad DOughertY and wife
10 give such direction, then the residue Will be upon
credits of six. twelve, and eighteen months, for
notes with interest added and title retained as uti-
mate security. +. WADDlLL, JR,
W +. G.. GARNETT,
Special Commissioners.
GRUBBs WILLIAMS, Auc' ioneers. te 30
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By II. Benson, Aucuoueer.
- III HVII7'IIf NV 0IVII'FIf
BOILING SPRINGS
ONE THOUSAND ACRES:
MOUNTAIN FARM,
THREE HUNDRED ACRES.
JAMES RIVER LANDS,
IN ALBEMARLE COUNTY. "a.
ABOUT ONE MILE FROM
WARREN STATION,
RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY BAlLEuD

At The request OF the proprietor. william p...
son. Ed. aud As ru,tees under the general 1.ri u,
Judge 4. Rives, We shall, on
THURSDAY, JULY 2l,lSSL
offer al public sale, on the premlses, The We, sr.s.
SPRINGS. Immediately on the Inc Of tlr E...
m0nd and Allegheny riilrOlc, now Ia iu' operation.
and bringing the properly within trH H.ur
travel OF Richmond, Va, aud aifOring cheap tni
speedy transportation TO market for the pfpl..r.I
the farm.
There is A small but comfortable dw,'liue.u 'ha
Boiling Springs place, with ample haru-, tII|.t
and valuable RTsi. and saw-inlIl. with aIli..rg
water-pOwer aud machinery attached for ihr.. Z
grain thrifty young orchard u superior trI.,
now In fun bearing.
When IN many Advantages 81 this esiaicarr l.
sidered. including health, society. railroad r.'.
Will be found more desirable. IL ishkcw sr Boo noe
vicinity OF recent discoveries OF RICH NhltN
ORES.
There will be sod &C same timc Mot INN
FARM. centairing 800 ACRE =, mOtilt N0u' l.i.
about three miles distant, IN the direction "a a..
ar1sVlle said % contain indications ~ r.Dl ',."-
sits of finest iron ore.
The title 10 these land. Is believed 10 hoI...,.'.
but selling as trustees We only convey such % D..
vested Ia Us.
TERMS: Liberal. and msde knovu AZ gale.
SIR. Willilm Dick sOn, residing on The llu.N i.ru
adjoining, Will take pleasure in show ug B %
SpriuRs.
For further information amply %
joins WOOD JE,
X 4. v. DUKE
Trustees Judge \. Rive.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, july /. 1881
iy / d2taw fHNHfI
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ByJno. f. Laughton. Jr., AucllOneer,
1905 Main street.
XECUT TORS SALE OF FINE
H "KNABE 7.OCTAVE PIANO AND TWO
EXCELLENT PARLOR. ORGANS AT AUCTION.
by direction of Colonel w. r. Aylett, executor or
Mrs. r. A. Aylett, deceased, will sell at my auc-
tlon.hOuse, on
WEDNESDAY, 18TH INSTANT,
at l0k O'Clock,
One HANDSOME 7-OCTAVE ROSEWOOD CASE
"KNtBE" PIANO, with full IRON frame, over
strung bass, over-dampers, and Agraff3 rsbe ;
original cost 5000, and now in excellent c0ndi-
tiOn and fine tone.
AFTER WHICH,
One 1O-STOP POLLOCK PARLOR. ORGAN in
handsome case, pearl keys; as good as new;
One 5-STOP MASON & HAMLIN PARLOR-
ORGAN. in ORNAMENTAL WALNUT CASE.
One GOOD SECONDHAND 6H-OCTAVg PIANO
JNO. f. LAUGHTON JR.
tvl0 Aucti0neer.
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SALE OF MONTPELlLR
L THE HOVE OF PRESIDENT MADl,ON.
IN ORANGE COUNTY, ~.

In execution Of the deed Of trust fINm uf a
ThOua as j. Carson 10 P1iip :. Fry slf LOWS Do
Williams for the benefit Of David Graham. ''" 49, .
dated August |, 1851, and recorded DOB 'I' r.rih
Office Of orange County Court, The uut I-lt''
who have been duly substituted a. tru- CO..
place Of the said Philip :. FRY aud Lcwi' Us WIZ
liams, deceased. being thereto rtqdir'd DIS . I
sent beuedcisries In said irust deed, Viii bot. '
tiOn, upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, JULY %, 1881,
the VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND c'.t'''.
said deed, known as MONTPELlEE. -..'
Orange county, vs., immediately on the 1000
Virginia Midland railroad, four mile
Orange Courthouse, and tONfAiNIN1 '.f
ACRES. The land Is OF g0o' qaality, ".. a.
tered and iiUh%red. TIE lmprOvemer'r ,'
OF a large and imposing BRICK NV WILL o
erected Dy President Madison, cOmmtnn.ut '..'
nifc.nt view II the Blue Ridge MouniJlu., ''.'
with all the necessary out-buiidings. ~. ~.
are Justly considered the hand ,Omrsl iu Prom '
virginia. This would make a most driifN. Ii -t.'
mer residence, a due stock farm. or coli '' '''
yeTted into pleasant summer resort .
TERMS: Cash enough 10 pay tie CO.'S .i -.
cutting the trust AID "a pay balance s''d'''
deed-.ay, $4,000; and as % The RESIDUE i' .'.'
credit Of one aud Two year,, the pufehf't. ', ..
bond Tor the deferred payments, Deuluk I..,
from day or sale, and secured by iced 'i % N -
land should the benenciares conclude uo, ID I'
quire the whole amount due them iu t' .
change ~ terms will be announced on dtf 'i
For further Information. address TIE liu'.'''
LINDEN KtNI,
AteNsuifit. We
JOHN G.. WILL lAN~,
orange Courthouse Va
Substituted Trustee
APRIL 90, 1881. aD zs-2ts~iJF ~ .-..-
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Proud Mothers.

III all the mothers or all the birds
Should happen TO meet some day
In shade or gen,
Or where or when,
No matter-nnd one should say:
Which are The brightest and bGst q birds ?"
What would be each proud mothers words
Robin or skylark, wren or crown
Nine are the sweetest birds knOwln
If all the mothers Of all the girls
And boys we're 10 meet some day
From countries giand
Or far Lapland.
No ma;ter-aad one should say:
"Whose are the sweetest girls ana BOYS,
spite OF their r0guish ricks aud noise ?"
know m0ther would whisper true,
- Mine are the dzrlingsi --meaning you!
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Auction SALE8-Fut0re Days.
BY Robert o. Lvne.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionser.
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 OF MEssRs. TALBOTT G SONS,
BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND SEVENTEENTH
STREETS, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
BY PUBLIC AUCTION.


in execution Of two several detds-ths FIRST from
John Enders Robinson and wife. dated May 2,
1875. Of record Ia Richmord Chancery Court
clerk. ONCE, Deed Rock l05 A, page 3t3; and the
second from Robert w. oliver and John n. Robinson
aud wives. dated October z. 1880, recorded ia same
CLERKS office In Deed Book III u, page l46-and
said deed, we shall proceed TO sell by public auction,
upon The premises, on
THURSDAY, JULY ii, 1881,
at the hour Of O'Clock OF that day. The following
PROPERTY which is described IN said deed as fol-
lows Beginning at The intersection Of Cary street
and SbockOe creek and running thence on up Cary
street and along It's northern edge 10 feet mOTs or
less) 10 a I0t or parcel Of ground lately owned by
Abraham Warwick, deceased; thence at right an
giles. nearly SO, TO Cary street in direction to-
wal ds Main street and along said lot or parcel OF
ground lately owned by Abraham Warwick, de-
ceased, 20 corner OF same 100 feet (mOre or ess)
parallel with Cary street 100 feet (mOre or ess)
Spruce alley; thence along said alley towards Main
- nv eP, Or r 60 seS S
side of this ground I'm a direction towards ShockOe
creek and parallel with Cary street ~ feet lm0re or
less the corner OF said parcel Of ground Of Pat
rick H. starke Fr0 thence along side OF same IN a
direction towards Main street AZ feet IN ore or less
TO Creek alley thence down Creek alley l62 feet
(more or le.sl To ShOckOe creek; thence down
shOckOe creet 81 feet (nOre essl 10 the begin
ming; being all OF the land embraced between
ShOckoe creek, Cary street. Spruce alley and Creek
alley. excel Ut the land lately owned aforesaid, by
Abraham Warwick. deceased az corner OF Cary
street and Spruce alley OF 100 by 100 feet. and
cept thar of Patrick II. StarKe, Eg.. at corner Of
Spruce alley and Greek alley, AZ by ~ feet.
The above Is all accurate boundary OF the pro-
perty, and 1t Is so situated as TO render IL easily
diviOed with several fronts, and IL offers an un
usual opportunity 10 the purchasers Of real estate
10 secure sites for an immense manufacturing esab-
lishment' bordering ON the line OF ShocEoe creek,
ara with It's elegant frontage Oh Cary street.
The lot is now under al annual rent TO Mr.. MUIR
ply, and the location is exceedingly central, ana
desirable for warehouses. foundries, &c. &C.
THE TERMS under the deed require cash, yet the
trustees authorized TO make them liberal and ac
cOmmodatng TO purchasers and they Will be an
nOunced at hour of sale.
Special and particular attention is Invited 10 the
sale of this lot, which has been 80 constantly sought
after for many years past.
WILLIAM II. PALMER,
b. {. WHERRY. JR.,
Trustees In Hrst coed;
w. w. POOL,
Trustee in second decd
ROBERT x. LYME, AuctiOneer. iy2
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BY Grubns L Wilkins.
RtdI tsJitt AXtHIs dHU AUCIIOUttIs'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SEYE-
~ RAJ TRACTS OR PARCELS OF LAND
LYING WEST OF THE CITY OF RIChMOND.-
In execution Of decree Of the Ch4ncery Court OF
Richmond, entered In the case OF Edmund Dayen-
port & Co. Us Wickham, the undersigned three
commissioners will sell by auction, on
WEDNESDAY. july 9TH,
at the Office of Grubbs & Williams, auctIoneers, No.
Eleventh street, commencing az IL O'Clock NJ, a
TRACT OF LAND contalnlng oil 37l.lO0O
ACRES, lying on the Three Chopped road about
six miles west of the city, adjoining the farm for
tract known as " Woodland " or HOwle's. This may
be made good farm, and Is not far from he line Of
the Richmond and Allegheny railroad
Boulware and w. j. Leake, commissioners un1er
former decree, will sell a TRACT OF 341 ACRES,
living The above and joining the land OF John
Edwards, W b. aud A. ID. Brown, and others.
After which the three commissioners will sell
LOTS Nos. and In the plat of subdivision OF tue
"Glenburnie" farm-the formar win about 10
ACRES, The latter with about 204 ACRES. These
lands lie on the Hutchinson road, which Is nearly
continuation of the Grove road, and they are dis
tant OILY about three miles from the city, ..,.
TERMS For the first and third tracts, one fourth
cash: the residue at one, two and three years. For
the second tract costs OF suit and sa In cash bal
apce at one two, aud three years, wi personal Sc
curity or one third cash balance at one, two, and
three years without security. In all cases the
credits 10 be for notes with Interest payable SEMI
annually aud titles be retained by The Court until
all the purchase money is paid.
the auctiOneers. W. j. LEAKE,
A. l.. BOULWARF,
a. X. COURTNEY,
Commissioners.
GRUBBs WILLIAMS, Auciioueers.
DISAPPOINTMENT.
POSTPONED on account Of the absence OF Two Of the
to
MONDAY, JULY lin,
at Office Of Grubos Williams at same hour-l2 NJ
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FOR KENT.

FOR RENT,
TOR RENT, FOR THE SUMMERGa
II OR LONGER, TWO HOUSES suitable HI
for small families. Good neighborhoOd. Fine well
OF water In the yard. Ten minutes walk from
Kiiby's station. Richmond. frederieksburg aud Po-
iomac railroad. For terms &c. address
B. +. 81 NLEY.
Glen Allen POst-Oftce.
Nv q WF&su# r., +. and L. X. X.
FOR RENT, ,,.,. ,,,,.,,, ,,,os e.
IL STOCK-BRICK DWELLINGS. Va
3l7 east Franklin near Third sireet-l4 rooms
$40 west Main sfreet-l0 ROOMS:
New BRICK DWELLING, First street near Clay
New FrAMED DWELLING Broad street 0pDo-
site Richmond College, with large lot aud gar
den-6 rooms:
New FRAME DWELLING, Clay near Bowe street.
rooms:
No. 8 west Canal street-6 rooms;
Smaller houses In other localities.
STORES.
S27 east Brood street near Ninth;
Sl6 west Main street:
No 70 north Seventeenth street, near market;
1910 west Broad near depot.
j. THOMPSON BROWN.
Real Estate Agent and Auclioneer,
~ 6-3t 1ll3 Main street.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.


nor SALE.-We offer for sale that
IL HANDSOME ESTATE ~ GOOCHLAND
COUNTY called " EASTWOOD" Immediately ON
the Richmond and Allegheny railroad. with depot
on the farm. This is one II the finest FRAME
DWELLINGS in the State. and Is truly valuable
proDerty win be sold Oh terms TO suit. Apply 10
X. q. CHAFFIN & CO.,
tx 1O-SuAt Real Esta'e Agents.
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TT YOU WANT no MAKE A GOOD,
Il PURE DRINK,
BUY YOUR &c Il
FR0M THE
RICHM0ND ICE C0MPANt.
te lo.tsl
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BY JnO. f. Laughton. Jr., AuctlOneer,
1906 Main street.

GRrpBs Z WILLIAMS. Auctionecrs.
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GALE OF VALUABLE LAND NEAR
- GAINESVILLE, VA, ON ROANOKE RIVER.
By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court FOR Meek
enburg county, rendered az the May term. 1881, Ia
the chancery suit of w. Townes's executor US. W.
A. JamersOn, &C., | SHALL on
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-25

a Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should be stop
ped. Neglect frequently results in an Innufa.
bic Lung Disease Of CONSUMPTION. dig0Wss.
BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs nfe certain TO gi9e feiG IN
Asthma. bronchitis. Copgf9. Cntarrh, GoaS3Jap-,
hon md Throat Diseases, For thirty years the
troches have been recommended lsY phYsicans,
and always give perfect satisfaction. Thsg aro
rot new or nntried but having been tested by
wide aud constant use for nearly an entiIe gen.
erationy they have attained weilmeritd rank.
among the few staple remedies of tie axe. Pltt
lie ,Spehkers aad Singers Hse them 10 clear aGd
strengthen tie T'oiee Sold at - cents Il box
everywhere.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-25

Sheriff parish OF East Baton Rouge and ex.ONci~
Tax Collector.
BATON ROUGE, .Jnne a. lcsl.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-20

time to time, the success which
has crowned the efforts of these
hardy pioneers.
The Thirty-Eights have full con-
troll Of the Pavilion and will spare
no pains to make their anniversary
excursion the affair Of the season.
His many Los Angeles friends
were delighted to encounter Mr.. D.
B. Woolffe on their streets yester-
day. 1t is some eighteen months
since be was here last. He has
only lately recovered from severe
spell Of sickness, but he is the
same genial and sterling friend Of
Los Angeles and of Angelefios as of
yore. He Is as welcome as the
flowers of May.
A man by the name of o. O'Rourke,
known as "Johnny Behind the
Deuce" confined in the Tucson
Jail on the charge Of murder, es.
capped by scaling the wall last Sat.
urdap evening. 1t is the custom
there, after supper, to allow the
prisoners to take few minutes
exercise In the Jail yard before
being locked up for the night.
1t is supposed, says the Journal,
that O'Rourke was thrown up by
his companions so as to enable him
to grasp the top Of the wall, which
is sixteen feet high, and thus made
his escape.