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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-27
AUCTIo> sALEs-Future DAYS.
Real Estate Agents and A~sctioneers,
III yen'.h street betu cen Main and Bank.
Bs Grubbs q Williams,

THE TRULY DESIRABLE THREE
l. STORY BRICK REsiDENCE No. 1908 EhsI
MARSHALL STREET AT AUCTlVN.-bV re-
guest OF MIR. John q. SPOTS we will sell by Huctlou'
upoH the uremiscs, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5TH,
n, r o,cIock T.. A.. the Handsome RESIDENCE
orcuui,d by hin. sitaafed AZ above.
n was built for private use, snd no e1pyhse "I
pains were spared W make u perfsct 10 every ue'%'
OF pan. finish. aud appearances.
tar BASEMENT has a front entrance, ana con-
taIns = hail and two dining rooms, connected ny
slidiug doors, with Two china presses IN sach room
extending from floor TO ceiling.
TUE FIRST has u wide hall ana TWO
,plendId paflors. with a large library attached
THE SECOND FLOOR has Two large cianbsrrr
With elects aud two email chambers, ano a lSIRe
IA. h.room with a fireplace. and four linen-preises'
"A THIRD FLOJR has two large ana one
The back porch extend, We stories above the
There is q kitchen with a dne range; laundry.
win stationary tuUs for hot and cod "st'ri ser
wants rooms; greenhouse With 4 furnace; brlck
stable with three stalls AID space for two carriages
and hOster's room.
White marble msntels through 'he greater part OF
the house.
feet 10 \ wide paved alley. A.
The situation Is one OF the most delightful IN the
city. in the midst OF handsome residences, retired
and pleasant. aud vet within two blocks OF the
Capitol, and within = few minutes walk OF the CEN
ire OF the business part Of the city.
n rOuld he difficult for iEc most fastidious taste %
suggest any particular 10 which ihis pr0DTrty could
be improved, either IN location, plsu, hnish. of con
ditlOn, rs a n~rst-cldss residence for a business or
prOfes innal nav.
We most earnestly ask the attention Of persous
wishing su'h q prop~riy to this sale.
TERas: one fourth cash; balance al six, twelve,
and eighteen months, with interest.
Possession al an early day
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS,
60 % AucttTu.gTs.
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FunMAx TUPpER. AucuopSer.

TRUSTEES SALE BY PUBLIC AUG
4 TON OF A MOST DEslkABLE. CORN.
AND FLOURfNG NIL AND WENTY'ElGHf
ACRES OF LAND on II NORTH ANNA
RIVER, IN TIE COUNTY OF CAROliNk.-As
trustee IN a deed 81 trust executed by i. j. blunt
ana wife on the goth day II September. 1850, and
Gully recorded In Tic clerf's ofi"e OF Caroline
County COur;, Ctfsult hsytHR b-'u made In the
PAYMENT OF the note secured IN said deed, | shall,
by direction OF the holder Of said note, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER II, 1881,
At IL O'Clock VI on The premi ae., ex pose TO public
ale that VALUABLE PROPERLY tnoSn As
"OXPORD MILLS with TWthTI-EIGHI
ACHES OF La Nd attached situated on North
Anna river, In Caroline county, about one ana :
quarter miles from Verdon depot, ChCsapeake ana
and others. The mill Is IN thorough repair, and the
supply of wafer IS never-failiug. A rare opportu-
niiy Is here offered for a yery desirable investment:
FRY Cash enough 10 pay expenses OF sale ana
4 note for $3.50, with interest theron from Septem.
her 20. 1891; "a 10 this residue, upon such terms az
will he announced ~ the sale.
FOR further particulars apply TO the undersigned.
X. II. CARDWELL,
Sc 27-Tu3w& SaOc15 Trustee.
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The Churches Yesterday Several OF the
churches were open yesterday for divine
services in honor OF the memory Of the late
President Garfield. The bu'iness-tene.
meuts and public houses were generally
decorated with sable trimmings, and the
demeanor Of The people was Of that grave
and subdued character BETTING the occI-
sion. Memorial services were also held
yesterday at the coloTed Baptist church in
respect to the late President. The church
was literally packed, and solemn and i'm.
pressiye discourse was delivered by Rev.
A. Binga, Jr., after which resolutions Of
sympathy for the sfl icted family were
adopted. Business was generally suspend.
ed, and hundreds Of other citizens attended
memorial services in Richmond.
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Funerals. TIE funeral Of the late Robert
ii. Hurst, who died on the 2S1 instant,
after a lingering Illness, took place Sunday
10 the Methodist church, Rev. b. +. Wood
ward officiating. Tue respect aud esteem
In which the deceased was held was evil
denced by the unusually large attendance
OF ms fellow.eitiZeDs at his obseQuies.
The funeral OF Hunter Farmer, son OF
Mr.. Washington Farmer, whose death was
occasiOned By 4 gun-shot wound received
while hunting, occurred yesterday At 10
O'clock, and was also largely attended by
sympathixiny friends and relatives. Drs.
Wcisiger aud Matthew'S were his medical
attendants. Everything wa done to save
The life Of the estimable lad, but without
avail.
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Police Coerf.-Julia Brown, q eolered
girl about fourteen years OF age, was ar.
rested yesterday ana Jailed for cxoaHna-
ton before the Police Court this morning
on tue Charge OF attempting to bur0 tue
sold Tavern" building on Bull street.
Accused set fire 10 = lot OF rubbish Ia an
unoccupied room. The smoke gave rise TO
an siarm, witch saved The premises. Some
ten different tenaais occupy the place, and
had the Ere gotten under Roadway II would
have proved very destructive. Exclusive
OF The aooye, some fOar or five parties were
arrested and bsiied Tor trial this moraing
for engaging ia rows aud assaults Of dh.
fefcAt sorts.
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BRIgFs.-Tne Council committee on tho
reception and entertainment Of visitor
here during the Centennial baNe determined
10 canvass the city in order to ascertain
how many can be entertained by our clti
zens. and the price per day, dc. Major
Poe has kindly consented to aid them and
the police will start out to-day calling al
each house for that purpose.
X. Z. Beasley, postmaster at Mount Land
ing, Essex county, was Yesterday sent on
10 the fall term OF the United States Couri
on a charge Of wilful neglect 20 deposit
postal funds, and bailed for his appearance.
The White sulphur (West Virginia,
Springs will be kept open during The
month OF October. One hundred and
ninety guests are now there, including sew
eral Richmond families.
Rev. DR.. HOee will return home about
the first OF October. He has recovered
from his recent attack Of rheumatism, and
is now quite well.
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Hoe at Mill iR mem0rid -Cictho'
Hsw much we hold TO memory dear
Astime rolls on from year 10 year,
and vet the rose that most auorns
vie Dis no perfume withonl It's ihJrnS'
In Memory mine there Is a store
Of muck mat was aud l. no more:
But in the thoughts That cal 10 mind
The good ana ~ now lett hehluo'
Ifils alone We could forget
Vb6rr would be cause fer less regret
But scenes Of woe TO memory cling
And 10 the heart much sorrow brlng
While treasures shine to memory bright
There j. no day without its d ght,
Mncn evening shades may bring repOse
To eyeI which on the sun must close.
Can we forget the irieDd whose mana
once gave Us strength alone 10 stand
can we forget the foe whose spite
Once aimed = blow our AZ! 10 blightF
Remember nos, Oh! do not say.
Let past events be what they may
For rs The past we yet may learn
The IN To shan, the good 10 earn.
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BdSS.-During two or three months OF
the past summer the bass, which are an eN,
ceedlngiy game fish, were, on accouht Vi
low wster, penned up In pools IN dmrIeht
parts OF the river, fell easy victims 10 ,nc
fishermen. The recent rise In The river nus
liberated them. and being now sca'leIeu
they are more wary and less easy 10 cd'cu
fhan formerly.
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, Trey have fallen victims to cosored hunts.
| men. who, going ia the marines az nign'
| with a bright hebt 10 the bow OF theu ca,
| noes, scare tbe birds up by HUNDREDS, anu
then knock them down Win pau1'es'
This Is q fsyorite and prolific mode Oh sc'
ouiring tOen1.
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Bedding Lots.-A northern party hsS
recently purchased a square OF ground ad-
iacent TO the property OF Mr.. Bradley, ~
The vicinity OF the northern end OF the Pe-
tersburg ,urupike. fronting on Hall street;
or which be proposes to erect q numbcr OF
tcnemcnis. The price fixed for the lana
o.oc 20 S0A
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HjunctG.-Judge French continues TIE
Injunction granted few days since to re.
strain the sale Of a lot, the property OF
widow Duke, which was about to be offered
at public vendue in satisfaction OF The claim
OF An alleged creditor.
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AUCTION sALEs-rature Days.
By FURNISH Topper,
Real Estate Agent aud Aueiioneer,
IOl6 Main street.

.TCRUsTEEs' SALE OF TWO STORY
i FRAMED DWELLING No. ZIG BknOh
AVENUE, BETWEEN DUvAL AND BAkEk
STRFETS. AND Also FRAMEu DWELLING
~ REAR on ALLbY.-By virtue oi. a oeed OF
trust executed by Boswell Valentine aud rite 70 me
under,lgues ~trustecs, dated september II 1879,
and recorded In The clerks Office OF kfchmon
Chascefy Costt. ID. v. ll5 e, page lSS. dsf1nl be,
INK made I'm iie payment OF a certain note ttcuttd
therein. aud being required 20 TO Do 10y the holder OF
the sala.. We will sell Dy auction, On
FRIDAY, sEPTEHBBR 30, 1881,
On the premises, At 3 O'Clock T.. NJ, the REAL Is
TATE above mentioned. being the ssTac conveyed
by The said deed Of trust.
THnNs: cash as 10 expensesof sale and = note Tor
k2OG, with int. rest from SeOtember IL, 1881 bal
ance, n any, as announced al SAKE.
GEORGE 4. CRAWFORD.
GEORGE n. PUlNDEXTER,
Trustees.
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BeoAk's btags Line mode OF con.
yeyaDee between Richmond and MANCHESTER
has proven q great convenience 10 the In.
habitants OF both cities, aud has und0ubted.
~ induced travel which would not other.
wise have taken place. They may In time
be superseded By a line Of ~stfeetclfs, but at
this time they answer a present urgent
need, and could not well be dispensed WITH.
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BrRNETT's COCAINE WILL SAVE THE hair
and keep it in a strong and healthy condi.
ton, because it Will stimulate the roots OF
the hair, and restore the natural action upon
which its growth depends.
Burnetts Flavoring Extracts are abso-
lHfeIV purp,
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Manchester Baptist Church. -Durine the
past week a large congregation have at
tended the meetings in progress at this
church. So far there have been about thirty
i've conversions. Rev. r. T. Hanks, OF
Alabiny, Ca, preached Sunday morning
and at night. At night Rev. Mr.. DerIeuX
baptized nineteen persons. The meetings
continue every n light this week.
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The ALLEGED FORGERY.-The case Of
Everett Lively, charged with forging a
check on the State Bank for fifteen dollars,
was called in the Police Court yesterday
morning, and continued until Saturday
next on account OF the absence of witnesses.
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FOREIGN MAILs.-Mails for Brazil, The
Argentine Republic, Paraguay, and IRA
quay will close st the post.ofice on Septem-
Der selh at $50 p. NJ. for dispatch on steam
er Glenapp, announced TO sail from New
York for Brazil on the Both instant.
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TFor the DisBa'ch.l
Garfield.

OH faithful unto death amid despair-
Hrsyc Heart. all bnrdened with a nation-s care
pass from the cruel scOurging OF Lies roo
And Times betrayal to the trust OF COO
a. nesr, fnI resi-. besscd With eter0al gain
From Earih's pale honOrs 10 the radiant GOV
~ Ueayru's high court where King ) iavOrs no"
ptc,tN,oNp cen.ember %, 1881.
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Ra2GRugia CetebraI0R.-Attbeir meeting
Friday night this Association elected a pre-
sident, chief marshal. and all the officers
sppertainsag 10 such sn organization, and
inade ample arrangements for carrying into
sneet their proposed parade during the
Centennial IN Richmond.
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Cty Sotooi Bodrd.-Tbe members OF .n,s
Board meet tonight TO initiate messuies
hav,ng the progress and einelency OF auv r
puolic schools in view. The Schools WIZ
olsen az an early day In The ensuing moh'n'
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by GtuDbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents auS A~uctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main aud BANK.

Lltfthtu obIN W AeA "HH 'A"F-
TRUSTEES SALE OF A LARGE
A NUMBER OF BUILDING LOTS On LAU-
REL AND CUERRI STREETS, sOUTu or
GARY STREET, At AUCTGON.-ln execution sf
a deed Of trust frOn Lewis f.. Harvie sss wife 10
the suhscriner. as tru tees. dated May ~, 1876,
and duly recorded, beng thereto rrqnired b' the
parties secured, we win sell by auction, upon the
premises, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 30,
commencing 1t A. O'Clock Z. NJ, the following
PROPERTY c%onyeyeJ IN said dead-iO WI:
Isl. A LOT On tie west side Of Laurel between
Cumberland and Beverly streets. adjoining -. Au-
dr. vs. ChaT~l, 90 f-t by about 40 feet.
%. 4 LOT on the west side NJ Laurel between
X. verly aud lbemsrle streets. beginning 30 feet
Horin " AlbeIrArle street, ZG9 by shout 1877 fert.
81. ALOT at the southeast corner of Cherry and
Beverly streets. 60 by 1873 feet.
4th. A ~ on tne rast site Of Cherry street. be-
SHINING 60 feet north Of Alb-mArie street, go 10y
1876 fepf.
All OF thsfe lots run hack 10 alleys 20 feet vide,
sud they will be scld In such parcels ~ bidders may
desire.
TERMS: The deed authorizes the sale 10 be for
about $500 cash. but by consent IN, sales vii be-
upon the following termS-tO VII, one third cash :;
balance 40 tw' I've and six months, With Interest, or
all cash. As purchasers may prefer.
We Invite aittu ION 20 This sale. as the property Is
situated in 4 rapidly .improying part OF the city,
and persons OF small means Will be able 10 buy upon
the terms given. 7. W. GkCBkS,
A.. ID. WILLIAMS,
Trustees.
GEUBBS & WILLIAMS, AuctiOnccrs. -e u
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By Frank ID. I'M & Co.,
Real Estate AuctiOneers,
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESlRA-
l BILE BUILDING LOTS on LAST SIDE
TWENTY-SINTH BETWEEN IAhSHhLL ~
CLAY ~SrBEETS, CHURCH HILL, AT |
TION-On
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 80. 1851,
Al 3 O'Clock f.. ~. ON the premises. I viii sell al
auction, bCins required So 10 90 bY The beneficiary
I'm "a deeS rscori,d ~ OH - clerk ot Richmond
Char. or. Court ID. o.. III e., pagC 1866. The PtO-
PFRn described therein, - follow, 40 feet OF
ground on east sidc Tweuty.siNth between Mar
shSll and & A. streets. running back between parable
dues l32 fett 90 an alley.
These LOTS are very prctiilv heated, aud sdjciu
the residence Of Mr. ". " Parrish.
TEENS: Enough in cash 90 pay the expenses OF
sale aud 4 note OF $3.50; balance IN twelve months
secured by deed Of tru.r and interest added.
81 20 FRANK D.. HILL. Trustee.
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CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, &c.


NEW GOODS.
RICH DINNER. TEA, aud TOILET-SETS, IN
new shapes and decorations;
ELEGANT GAME, FISH, DESSERT, and ICE
CREAM-SETS Of the latest styles;
DRESDEN FIGURES and ORNAMENTS in al
the la est designs;
RICH CUT-GLASS, BR0NZES, &c.
The largest stock ever exhibited Ia this city. Cal
and look az them. 4. b. TAYLOR,
Sc 10 No. lOI1 Main street.
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OrL.PAtkTiNG.-A new oil painting on
exhibition in Tyler's represents a nook III
the woods In autumn. The cOloriDg Is
brilliant but soft, and the general effect
very pleasing. Name OF artist not known.
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AUCTION RALES-Thts nay.
BY Jno. 4. laughter. Jr. Auc'loneer'
1906 Main street.
DLrGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TuRE, KNABE ROSEWOOD PIANO
BRUSSELS PARLoR., CHAMBER, AND
HALL.CkRPETs,
upnntVc PER PARLoR AND CHAM
BEE SUITS, &C. AT AUCTION.

a. The request X the owner, who IS declining
h-ysetseuirr. wRl sell ~ the resiI nee No. OIL
weSt Franklin street, near Monroe tft'"h
TUESDAY TIE 27TH DISTANT,
81, Ion O'Clock. all Of the ELEGANT HOUSE
HotD FURNITURE. &c, ve1T recently bought
= VERY HANDSOME ROSEWOOD KNABE
PIANO. fWt seven octaves. I'm eXcellent conh-
lion. ana a good instrument I'm every fesIecL
with hsndsomel y-carved Ngs and Nre' ana SER
, sBTfpfslSSfn Viii iPpIhuRRi.oR SUIT, upholstered ~
une satin Brccatelie, Ga ornamental walnut
frames. With spring rockers; ,cV ,pu
ELtGANT TURKISH ana '"A'r Ann
ES$SHHIssiH BRUSSELS PARLoR CARPETS and
FRRteSSCu. PLATE PIER MIRROR, in wsluSt
and gIH frame. with marble slab;
l VERY FINE WALNUT LOUNGE, In crimson
2 G~t09RHiieiLT MARBLE.TOP TABLES;
FOLDING CHAIRS and ROCk titS:
THE hmse Is furnished Throughout with BRUS-
SELLS and THREE Ply CARPETS In chambers
dining com, halls and stairs
IN THE BIN1NG.ROOM Is:
wAINUy EXTENsION-TABLE twelve feet long
I SrGFSSJiD T~RIPLr-PLATED WATER SET,
OF latest design and finish:
WALNTT MARBLF-TOP BUFFET;
WALNUT Il CANE DINlNG-ROOM CHAlfsi
OAK HALL-RACk, &c.
n CHAMBERS ARE FURNISHED WITH;
Q CONPLETE SUITS IN MASSIVE WALNUT,
,I,borsteiv carved, with FRENCH DRES>FRS,
with FHENCH-PBATE MIRRORS. large size
one suit having \ DOUBLE WAkDROBE: ne
ELTGtNT WHITE CURLED HAIR NAT
TRtrSkS.
sets Gf BuLSTERS aud PILLOWS:
BEAUTIFULLY NEGOTIATED TOILET SETS;
FNGRANINGS aud other PICTURES;
TIN CHAMBER sets TENDERS;
2 COOP WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS, with
MATTRESSES. SPRINGS. Sc:
NURSERY FURNITURE: CORNlCEs;
FIN FRENCH LOCK:
LARGE AKIN aud REVOLVING CHAIRS;
LIBRARY-TABLE. STUDENTS LAMPi
KITCHEN and LAUNDRY FURNITURE, &c"Sc.
The above sale should attract The attention Of
those IN wsnt Of excellent furniture. as no better
has ever been sold - auction IN this city.
Tie house will be open on MONDAY the 2Gih Ia.
slant, from IL 10 2 O'Clock, 60 give purchasers the
opportunity Of inspecting.
JND. f.. LAUGHTON. JR..
SO % auction Ger.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS. TO FURNISH STATION
cry FOR THE STATE OF VIRGINIA
INVITED.
COMMONWEALTH or NiFGtNtAJ
OFFICE SUP'T. PUBLIC PRINTISG.
RIluMnNn. SnntemhtT "a. lhNl.

COMMONWEALTH or NiFGtNfA)
OFFICE ~UP'T. PUBLIC PRINTISG.-
RICHMOND, september "a, 1881. }
sealed proposals viii be received al this office uu-
I'll SATURDAY. October !. lsel, az ~ VI, for The
papers specified below. The papers are % DE- dcll'-
Ired at iuch place or places 10 Richmond as me SUI
peruieHdeut msy direct. The Ia uipers % De Ge-
iyered during she month II hBER. Oae
hundred esmso OF the huY-pouud bOOk-tdper must
be- delivered by the 2OrH OF OCTOBER; The bal
suce during NONEMBtR. 1hesixy pound book
paper Tor "a b Grattan's keDors must be delivered
by the lST OF NOVEMBER.
Tie successful bidder Will be required 30 give
bond aud security 90 Doe approved by the Secretary
OF the t-onmOuUealtpl "a double The amount OF his
contract:
100 REAM~ DOUBLE.CAP. 30 pounds;
100 REAMS 3O-POUND MEDIUM;
zoo REAMS 20 POUND DENY
20 REAMS l7N2Z % POIND FOLIO POST;
S. REAMS No. I roc MRtTING-sizt 26X
36-5O-pOund-t D. de~Ivercd-FLAT
500 REAMS No. / BODk-DOUBLE-MEDlUM-
uniform in color and free from specks, 10
1cetgh 30 DrUHd' tctthOUt tCTdpDers-oue
pound allowed for WRAPPER and iwiue ,O each
ream-ihis pager must be Of No. l book stock
20 KEAMS 10 POUND AO. / MANILA:
20 REAMS 50-POUND No. MAAlLLA:
40 REAMS BrSI :. :. n &. DOUBLE ME-.
DION 6O-POUND BOOK. Tor 34th Gra,tan
Reports.
THIS paper must b. o. the best quality.
Bidders are required 20 file specimens OF their
paper with their bids. ". r. WALKER.
superintendent Of Pabiic Printing.
Sc 25-,Ocl
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bord,-Most OF the specimens Of this
tootnsone bird offered for sale In this
market have been untouched by shot.
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~ ". II. Lyme 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and ~AuciiOueer.,
lll3 Main street.

DESIRABLE TWO.STORY BRICK
~ DWELLING No 625 NORTH FOURTH
STREET. BE1WhEN LEIGH AND JACksoN
STREETS: ALSO. a DESIRABLE FRANZ
Unwilling. No. 4O5, OK JACKSON sTRFET
BETWEEN FOURTH AID FIFTH STREETS
FOR SALE by AUCTION.-At the request OF The
owners, who are uOu .Tesidents, We hall sell by auc-
ton, on The premises, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1881,
~ : O'clock T.. 81, the ahoye-uamed VALUABLE
PROPERTY. The BRICK DWELLING has SIN
rooms. AID dc. arhpd Kitchen win TWO rooms-Iu iu
good or Ter. Lot s-out 2ON92 feet.
The FR4ME DWELLING on Jackson street
ju-t M rear of The above. Is 4 comfortable one, con-
ttining three rooms. Lot about l6tX55 feet.
UOth Of these dwellings are occupied ny goo
tenants, are now yielding "a good ptrceutsgc on TIE
prices ar winch they can be purchascd, and should
command The attention Of those d"'irinE elthei
com Portable homrs or good Investments.
TERMS: one third cash balance by negotiable
notes IL six and twelve months, Win iuttrzl
added, and secured by deeds Or irust
". II. LYME & CO.,
80 - Aucuone-r-.
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THE YORK RIVER LINE.
PASSENGER ROUTE
To BALTIMORE AND ALL POINTS NORTH
DAILY Il NttPT SUNDAN)
FhOh klClin0No AND nANNlLLE UEPQE,
VIRGINIA STREET,
Al S.I5 4. VI.

Commencing TUESDAY. September 18Th, ans
resaIsrN thereafter Except SuuutNl, one of The
romlanys safe aud Thoroughly comfortable passen.
ger steamers, HAVANA aud LOUISE. vii leave
West Point ou arrival ~ The Richmond train, arry-
in.i ia Baltimore aDout 1880 A. NJ. aud CONNECTING
VITA all ir,tgs n%orthWari.
straight hckets 10 Baltimore. 90
Hound 3 ON
- s.st s'ss's ..s ss.sss. ssssstsssss.ar Is
stste-ho7ms snd Il ribs secured ON application
Itom Steamers cabin ulUus.
For Tickets. Time-Cards, and al Attenuation g ID
on \. w. GAhBEN 3 co. the Ticket Agent Al me
A. POPE.
General Passenger aud Ticket Agent,
sSlV No 7 Tenth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-27
BY II. seldom Taylor, and Grubbs & Williams,
Auc,iOuccrs.

BY II. seldom Taylor, and Grubbs & WlIlams'
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THE FIRST-CLASS BRICK RESI-
1 DENLE No. 500. SITUATED AT .ThE
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF CLAY AND NINJli
STREETS. AT AUCTION By request Of toe
owners. Who reside beyond this state, We VIII cell
by auction, upon The prtmlser, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1881,
at AZ O'Clock =. NJ, the PROPERTY abuye referred
To. The house WAS built for the use 81 he owner 10
the most careful marncr: COuialus thirteen rooms
with all modern Improvements. such ~ Rts' tam
room, wa~ter-iNturcs speaking tube, Latrohc Stove
range. and everything usually found IN a hrsi-c!1ss
dwelling. The lot fronts 36 feet, and rams back
$50 feet tO a paved alley.
The central location Of Ihis property theing
within three blocks OF The Capitol square,, con-
yeuient 10 the public buildings and principal
u aces Of business, and IN a dcllghfful neighbJr hood.
should commend II 10 all seeking a really desirable
residence.
The owners earnestly desire 70 sell, and doubtless
4 bargain may be had q. this sale.
TRRM>: As usual, or az each. As the purchaser
may prefer. H.. SELDOM TN ana
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
Sc a. p .25,&td Auctionecrs.