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Daily Republican., 1881-07-06
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A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
A FORTUNE, SEVENTH GRAND DIS
TRl RlBUTIDN. CLASS q. AT NEW Oh
LEANS, TUESDAY. JULY 18th, lsSl-l34th
MONTHLY DRAWING.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY co.
Incorporated in 1855 for % years by the
Legislature for Educational and Charitable
purpoSes-with capital of $1,000 900 to
which Il reserve fund of over S42O. 900 has since
been added.
Il. an overwhelming popular vote Is
franchise was made part of the present
State Constitution adopted December I'd, A.
d., 1879.
IT'S GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAW
ings will take l.lace monthly. 1t never scales
or postponcs. Look at ihe following Dstribu-
ton:
Daily Republican., 1881-07-06
Galloway lmP'"

There was a marked chanss nstt
better t,rr'n in the condition Of h,lI, pTN
way, the man who was I";,r, 10 v
the abdomen, this morh.nnsg ,nsg
chances for recovery paO ''
very slight.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-06
A Marrow Escape.

Elmer the little son of George Reed
meat dealer on King street above Fifth
was playing yesterday afternoon in q
boat near Third street bridge with some
boys, and fell into the water. The tide
carried him under Il raft, and he was
rescued when nearly exhausted.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-06
Am Eastern Shore Excursion.

An excursion of about 400 persons
came up the Delaware Railroad OFT the
Queen Anne Z; Kent Railroad, bound
for Philadelphia 1t passed through
here at g. 80 O O'ClOck
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s.re& h lnk'

Rev. I. NJ. Haldeman " WI rh'.,
Delaware Avenue Bap.lJiSo puaiou Of
evening. At the conc. .t"c' i'.p at
mon q business meetins,t asste,!,
church tIUr officers will be elec''"
held.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-06
Sufferers from Cholera Morbus.

diarrhua, &c should know that White $
Cordial gives immediate relief. P'ice
- and 25ctS. Morrison Il Neasey, 2nd
and King streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-06
MARRIAGES..

CORNISH -MoALLlSTER.--O the 9th
of June, at the Bethel Church, Phila., by
Rev b. II. Latrohc. Mr.. Jonas Cornish to
Miss Anna NJ. McAllister, both of Will
mington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-06
-Four n Il,

on the counter of r. l.. Eussell's, 500
Market street, a pocket book containing
a few dollars which we would like the
owner to have.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-06

A Late Train.

The fast mail and newspaper train
due here at 7.55 O'Clock was an hour
and a-half late this morning, and there
was much unpleasant Ia. K because peo.
pie could not get their papers promptly.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-06

Mr.. j. L. Gouley is arranging to run
an excursion to Coney Island, in Au.
gust. Full particulars will! be announ
Ced in ~ few days.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-06
(:etthc Bows Linens

for this hot weather at Muliin & Son,
Sixth and Market streets they are
cooler, more comfortable and les, eX.
pensive.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-06

New gravel and plastic slate roofs put
ON and all kinds of old roof male water
tight by e. MITCHELL; 80 W. Front
SSIs9t.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-06

Ice cold soda water of tho fnes.
Aavors lt the West End Pharmacy
Seventh and j Js1ersvu syleetu.
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CAPITAL PRIZE $50, 900.

1857 Prizes amounting to .$ll0. 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted
will be paid.
Write clearly stating full address, for fur
ther information. or send orders by express or
in Registered Letter or Money Order by
mail ldrpss sod only to
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Auction sALEs--This Day.
by Grubbs & Williams,
Re,i ESTATE Agents and Auctioncers,
street between Main and Bank.

TTNHE TRULY-DESlRABL TliltEE-
Il STORY BRICK RESIDENCE NO: lUo5
FAST MARSHALL STREET NJ AttllpN:-
Nv r1.1uest of Mr.. John O. spots we VIII SOL v!
auction, upon the premises on -,.,.,, rr,,
AZ 3 o'clock =. NJ, the HANDSOME RESiDEN'H
occuned by him, situated as above .. 80.
II was built for private use, and no eNlcIse or
pains we're spared 90 make u perfect III every NJ
tail Of plan. finish. and appearance go.
THE BASEMENT has a front cntraucc-ahi COZ
tains q hall and two dininR-roonns' c0heSt.u ny
sliding doors, with two cluna-presse' III c''" i"''
extending from floor o. ceiling. , ., 1900, g..
THE FIRST FLOOR has VIDE mul IlI wv"
spjcndid parlors, with large library attheheli -
-THE SECOND FLOOR has tWoisIec - ~, :, -, =
with closets aud two smah cii.l,, it,,,r
TIE THIRD FLOOR haG tMo IaIs' M" WV
smaN chamber. 49,. ...-to, ,tovc tl,o
basement. 81, s.. -.,,,,o. l,,,,,d-,y-
vim stationary tubs for hot and cold water ser
Vaute' rooms: greenhouse Win Iurndoe, DitOh
tsbIe with three stalls and space Tor TWO clIl1s's'
"' b,tc marble inantes through the greater part
TIC lot fronts SO feet inches, and runs back l52
feet 90 Wide paved alley ,.,t-,.c,tt, tho
The situation g. one Of the most Ceighunl WI VIC
city. On The midst Of handsome residence rttiSl
and pleasant and yet WltLu tMN il'Ohcs "' Wv
Cant ioI and within few ml nutes Walk OF tHc'ch-
ire of the business part of the city. a..
IA ,rould le dificult for tie most iSildDu~ t'slt
10 suggest any particular I'M which tiu7 properly
could be improved either an location, pi'il' hi..s"
or condition, as T-t-cliSs reeidehcci' i d ""''
VI ~, mos, e,rn@stlv ask TIE attention Of persons
Wishing such "a property 10 this sac. ...,.,
TEESls: one fourth cash; balance ~ SIN '"IHt'
and eighteen months. wilii interest
POSSESSION '' ''i' Gi;Tiji:S & WILLIAMS,
..oe AuctloucerA
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energy au the white fields Of our southern
land there Is no such opening In the wide
expansc Of the Union as the thorough and
sensible cultivation Of this staple and itS
manufacture into cotton goods on southern
sell. The Post correspondent Is as earn
est on this latter point as the Democrdt.
lie scouts the weak suggestions OF some
would-be political economists that the
southern people are not adapted TO factory
work. and cites one irrefutable, over
whelming argument in favor Of southern ,,i
cotton mills, the argument Of profit, That
the $50 cotton factories south OF the Poto-
mac yield average dividends OF 22 2 per
cent. A Massachusetts man hlhSCn,
he confesses that the glory OF ms own
State, that which makes its rocks n l.ii'.
than The best quartz OF Nevada,s bonanza
must soon pass away 10 the South.
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The Future of Cotton.
nov Orleans Delnocrat.l


There are some who hold that the late
war was partly waged to dethrone cotton
a. king. That monarch was certainly
powerful one in the days OF slavery, and
il has never been denied affected our
politics aud history, and did much TO
frame orr legislation. The war is over
now; bu; cotton Is king again, as power
ful, nay more powerful that he was In the
good old times. II the South, by virtue OF
the production OF crop worth goo, 000,-
600, was then great in the councils OF the
nation and the markets OF the world, how
Iauch more powerful must 1t be to-day
with crop worth SS00,000,000, which
II will make worth 81, 900, 100000 when il
shall have been obtained, rs II certainly
win, a monopoly OF the manufacture Of
cotton goods.
A representative Of 4 northern paper, in
the very heart Of that district now rolling
in wealth, gained by Transforming the
great southern staple in cloth, the Boston
Post, after tour through only small por-
ton OF tho belt, and by no means its most
section, is filed with wonder at
what he has seen, at the facts and figures
shown him, aud Is almost ready TO bow in
OF the supposed dethroned king. |!
There are fortunes, immense fortunes, TO be I
made ia cotton, he asserts; there is no 4
ield offering such promise 10 the man OF I
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THURSDAY, OcToDER G, ISL,
nrAn rsrArE At PRIVATE SALE.

NOR SALE PRIVATELY, TIE FOL
L LOWING CITY PROPERTY viz:
l.OT south sitc Grace between zine ANA L'uti
street, . .A1jo feet t. alley. &C.,. q ..,,l u.
LOT wet Size WcItt ninth HClWcel - "l"
LOT southeast corner MJr-han and Henry 'trett-
32XIj0 feet 30 alley.
LOT -outh .idc Marshall between Monroe ana
Henry Streets 5uXlju fec. to alley.
or south lie Marshall between jiaci-"n anna
Monroe streets AZ 80 feet O. alley.
LOT south side Marrblll between Madison ana
Monroe streets jUN1JO feet to alley. ..
LOT south side Marshall stiGcI WIN n i,tIt1 II
DWELLING. No. 3l3, 46XIJu lcci 70 aUeY'
LOT. with BRICK TENEMENT 70. 3L9 s"aI
Fourth street, 2lHNl32 icCt l. alley.
Lot. vii large HHiCh DWEiLi ~ No t''l
Grace street, GOiNl5O feet t0 alley.
LOT, with BRICK DWELLING No. 4'b h"fth
seventh street Sex iCct. ....
LOT in rear above, fronting on Market square
3ON- feet. - 80 -,
LoT, with Ff!AMED DWELLING No. 513 north
Twcnty-o ichd street, 3{N - ieCt' ,, .,,
LOT. with FRAMED DWELLING NO. 2ti SCUM
Pine street, 3OXl4O feet. - a. 1904,
LOT. with large BEiCh DWELLING No. l--<
c,t,t Broad street, 23i NlJu tcel " aicL.
LOT, with BRICK DWELLING 80. fu' h"l'h
EIVhth street. % Xl2u feet % alley.
LOT, with FRAMED DWELLING No. soulh
Fourth street., fON33 feet.
LOT southwest corner Main and Monroe streets
gONl4O feet. .o,-c
LOT south side Grace near Shaicr street f'AloV
LOT east Side Pine ana south side Cumberland
street 44ETl32 feet. ...
LOT southeast corner Leigh and Ninth streets
LOT' Cast SIDE Ninth between Clay and Leigh
streets l4SNl32 feet. - -,
Also other VALUABLE PROPETlES III BON
city and country Apply tP q & CO..
Real Estate Agents and Auctl.4,neers,
oc 2-cod3t No. 8 north Eleventh street
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Ars,r1on sAsrs...ra.ars Day..
BY ". Goddln,
Real Estate Auctionecr,
ONCE Eleventh and Bank streets.


GALE AT AUCTION OF EXCELLENT
- FARM OF ONE HUNDRED ACRIk s,r ~ ~
RICHMOND, ON THE MAIN ROAD LEADlNI
10 OLD CHURCH, MD OF a NALUABkn
TRACT OF FORTY-FIVE ACRES hEAk
THERETO, WITH VALUABLE fLOuK-hiLL,
&C.. TfIEREON~-As trustee In deed rom 'oih
g. Derhe.irt and wife dated 10Th March, le ~, auu
recorded I'm Hanover County Court clerks Oncef
default having been made In the payment OF the
cbt secured by the said deed, shall, III the request
of the creditors secured by said decd, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1881,
n 10 o'clock NJ, expose to sale a. public auction
I'm front Of the custom-hOuse Ia the city OF hlcl-
mond. to the highest bidder, the following pieces
tfrst. A TRACT or LAND I'm the county OF
Hanover on the main road from Old Churcl 20 SIC
chanlcsyille. containing 100 ACRES ana lhhhh
FIGUTIISOF AN ACRE. ON this tract there u;
an excellent FRAME DWELLING a good
STORE, and other buildings, and wei adapted Tor
"A trucking farm, residence, and country hloIc. .
second. The PROPERTY In the sall county ol
Hanover known ~ Brmdy-Brlnch Mil, or " Bel 5
little llllL' containing 45 ACRES. adjoining the
lands OF ". l.. COwardn, Mrs. Grubbe, ana NJ
Altneycr. This MILL has an established reputS-
ton for the manufacture of Hour, ana u rekafueu
very valuable. ...
TERMS or SALE: Cash enough to pay expenses
Of sale aud 5S47.58, with Interest ~ IL per cent,
per annum on S629, part thereof from StptcnlHeI
,. lSS and rs To the residue on credit OF hinc
and eighteen months, interest added ON me cfe'ht
iustalmeuts. and the credit instruments secured ny
q trust deed. WILLIAM II. GWAIIlALl'
e.1g Trustee.
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PIANO TIMING. &c.

MIR. CARL SUMMERS, PRACTICAL
w TUNER with over twenty years experience
I'm London, England and New York city,, having
taken up his residence In Richmond, respectfully
and REPAIRING PIANOS aud REED ORGANS.
All work warranted and satisfaction guaranteed
Work on Church Organs carefully and skilfully
done. orders addressed In care OF, or LETT with,
JOSIAH RlLAND & Co, Music-Dcalers, OBS east
Main street, will receive prompt attention.
sc 9O-eOd3m
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Few compilations can bear the strong
white morning light which exposes every
specl Of tan, every pimple, and The slightest
snotting Of eczema. In DR.. Benson's SKIN
cure is sure relief from the annoyance OF
thesc blemishcs on the check Of beauty
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GALE AT AUCTION or EXCELLENT
DFARM OF ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
THREE AND 4 HALF ACRE~ IS fiFNRiCO
COUNTY, THREE AND 8 HALF MILES EAST
OF RICHMOND, WiTllIN SIGHT OF THE
NiNF-MiLE ROAD.-At tlc request nI thc owner,
WHO resides fla another state shall sGll at auction,
ON tie premises. ON
TUESDAY. OCTOBER IL. 1851.
90 o'clock T. NJ, that VERY EXCELLENT
FARM located rs above, now occupied by NJ.
James x, Orem, containing, ~ recent survey, ONE
HUNDRED AND SENENI1-IHREE AND A
HALE ACRES, Of which about l25 acres are open
land, ln good heart; balance I'm original and see
oudary growth OF oak and plne. The improve
meats consist OF an EXCELLENT FRAME
DWELLING containing seven rooms besides TIC
usual out-huildings. 10 adioinl the lands OF DR..
John T.. Friend and others. 10 lie. remarkably
we'll IS thoroughly drained and has on Il an excel
lent meadow Of about 10 acres The neighbour
hood Is an Improving one, aud the uad leading 90
the farm e1ual q The best ia the county
TuE TERMS: WIN Dc Ole-fourth cash; balance
at one, two. and three years FOR negotiable notes,
interest half-yearly, secured by dcd Of trust. As
tile owner Is determined 20 sell, persons may at
tend the sale With the expectation Of securing a
great bargain. W. GODDlN,
oc 2 Auctioneer.
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE IN INDIGEs-
TIoN.-We have used llorsfords Acid
Phosphate in cases Of indigestion with good
results. Drs. MARSHALL q LONGACRE.
Oingu m
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.UeTroN sALEs--Future Days.
1870, ,,,,,i,s 3 WiIlIams.
by Grubbs 4 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AucuoneerS'
t,,....-..,,, .,,-,., hcfwcpn Main and bank.

Eleventh. street between Main and BANK
EyECUTOR's SALE OF TIE HAND
IL SOME AND VERY VhUABLE kEsi-
DENCE AND GROUEDS, LONG IiiE hEgi-
DENCE or TIE LATE MRS. LUUlsA y. Al
IAN, SITUATED At THE sOuIHEAsT COR
NER or MAIN AND FIFTH sIIthhI % {i,rs
1nest az Mr. 1;oOrRe ". Mayo. executor OF Sirs;
Allan, We will oflcr Tor sale the well-knoTn am
much-admired PROPERTY above rcferreu " ~
publlc auction. upon tue premises on
THURSDAY. OcToaEH Is, 1881
AZ a. o'clock l.. NJ. II j. situated upon the crown
OF the hin overlooking the city an, country ~
and near embracing fine view oi Tue river, alit
H. in pOint Of situation probably INC h.hnsohl,st
aud n every way the most desirable sue IN ,ile cry
Tor "A MOTEL or large public building Of any klhd.
The LOT fronts lS4 feet on Main street, anu runs
back 1913 feet on Fifth street. s,.,,
and with some Improvements couldbenade as cle-
CANT a. could De desired. 80, g.. ,,.
4 i0rR credit will be given, II desired ior lHc
larger part Of tie Fdrchase-inoney;
81 AuctiOnccrs.
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DIN WI. Goddin. Auelioneer.

GALE AT AUCTION OF AN EXCEL
- LENT AND WELL-LOCATED BRICK
DWELLING On THE SOUTH SIDE or MAIN
BETW EEN ADAMS AND JEFFERSON
STREETS.-At the request Of the owners 1 shall
Offer for sale az public auction, on the PREMISE on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER A, 1881,
at az o'clock 4. 81, that DESIRABLE BRICK
DWELLING located AS above now In the Occu-
pancy Of Mrs. Simms. The lot has q front Of OK
1913 feet 60 an alley 20 feet wide. The dwelling
contains about eight or nine rooms, with al of tie
usual out-buildingS; In an excellent locality, and Is
ia fair repair.
TERMS: one third cash balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest added
and secured by deed of trust.
W. GODDIN, Auctionccr.
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fiction SALE OF VALUABLE
n TIMER LAND IN TENRICO COuNI1L,
Al TIE COURTHOUSE, on MONDA1 IuE
Torn DAY or OCTOBER. lSSl.-I'ursuant 70
the terms Of decree 81 tic Circuit Court OF NC
county Of Henrico, entered on the 2tth dty Oh
.Juue 1881. I'm the chanccry cause OF Aliens cN,
ccutor rs. Truman e MIS-, therein dcpcnHlht'
shall proceed 10 sell At public auction IN front q"
HeniicO county courthouse on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1881,
M the hour 81 ] O'Clock =. ~, the following
TRACT or LAND-to wit: Al that lot OF lam
living I'm the county Of lleurico, containing Ia
ACRES. bounded on the north by INC NHlIah,t,,-
burg road, on The east by the lands ot Geofge NJ
savage deceased: on the south by the land Of John
Wbitcsldes and on the west by the land, belonging
th. estate Of williamson Allen, deceased.
This land T. heVily umhercd win orXlhh
growth. and lies nc1T the Richmond' YORK RIVER
and Chesapeake railroad, and the timber Is very
valuable. D., 49,.
TERMS: One third ca ~, and the residue IN thice
equal semi annual instllncuts, with Interest added
and the title reserved until nll the pnrchlsc-nohc!
h paid and q deed ordered ny the Court. ~
- Join ". DlNNEEN,
Substituted Trustee and Special Commissioner
OUAELES x NCCrRDY, Aucti0ncer. &C q
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Bv Grub, & Williams.
Real Estate Agents ana Auchonc.Is',
Ilrvrntb street between Mtiu and BANK.
IRUSTEE'S SALE OF \ LARGI

TRUSTEES SALE OF \ LARGE
| NCMEru oF BUILDING LOTS On hAIt--
REF AM, ,G.UII STREETS, Soul ~ VIZ
GARY >IBEEI. At AGCilON:-in execution "l
"a decd of q trust from Lewis T. ilifNlc ana VII.
tho Subscribers as trustee. da'cI May T. - ~
and duly recorded, being thereto rcqureu %! ..e
plriir, secured, we viii SCI iy auction upon TIC
MONDAY, OCTOHEE. 30,
commencing al 4 O'Clock T. ~. me lUlioNih-
PROPFRTI conveyed I'm sdd dccd-t0 wit:
Iet a LOT ON the west side Of Laurel between
Cumberland anu Beverly streets. ahlphlhE ~ M
dr.N's chapel. 90 feet by about l4U ir't' ,
%. A LOT on the west side Of Laurel bctWccn
Beverly and Albcmarlc streets, beginning 1V Zee
north of Albcmurlc street. 2u3 by about 10 le'';
81. A Lot at tIc southeast corner ol Ohcil! dh"
1, v.rl,.y streets. 60 by 1875 feet.
4th. 4 LOT uu the east side of thclfN street, D.
ginning 90 feet north Of Alhemaric street. Ou ny
Hu of these Iois run bacl, 10 alloys 20 feet wide,
and they will De sold in sUcii parcels rs hddels may
desire. -
TEHMs: The deed authorize the sale 10 be Tor
about $1,000 cash. but by consent Tie sl'c' WIZ bt
upon thc following tnrms-io wiz one tlird ct-h
balance at twelve and SIX months, With interest OF
all cash, as purchasers may prefer.
We invite attention tU this sale. 90, the property Is
situated in rslWdly-impIoving part oil Inc clly'
and persons OF small means viii Dc able 20 tuy upon
M, term. aivcu. =. ". GRUBB>.
AID. WILLIAMS,
Trustee.
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CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, &c.

NEW GOODS.
RICH DINNER, TEA. and TOILEi-SETs, I'm
new shapes and decorations;
ELEGANT GAME, FISH, DESSERT, and ICE
CREAAI-SETS OF the latest styles;
DRESDEN FIGURES aud ORNAMENTS IN al
the latest designs;
RICH CUT-GLASs, DRONZEs, Sc.
The largest stock ever exhibited iu this city. CAN
and look al them. J.. Il. TAYLOR,
Sc lG No 1OII Main street.
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pnsTpnNEMFNT-

Ia consequence of the rain tie above sale was
postponed until TODAY at the same hour and
place. W.GODDiN, AuctiOneer.
Oc
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by W. II. Lyme & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
1ll3 Main street.

UALU ABLE AND ATTRACTIVE
' BUILDING LOT ON THE EAST LINE or
TWENTIETH STREET BETWEEN BROAD
AND GRACE STREETS, OPPOSITE BOs-
SIEUN'S PINE BLOCK, FOR SALE BY AUG
TlON.-We will sell by auction, on the premises, ON
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1851,
at o'clock L. b., the ATTRACTIVE BUILD
ING LOT located as above, fronting 33xi20 feet
90 AN alley
TERMS: At sale. WIZ. LYME & co.
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Bv jas. Mlcdougall, Auctionccr
No. 10 Governor street.
TRISTEE'S SALE OF SHOWCASES

TRIrSTEE'S SALE OF SHOWCASES,
tr AI'('rIDN -l,y virtue Of decd Of trust from
ROCK Ciat,s 10 me ~ trustee. dated July To- 10
and duly recorded. viii sell 90 The store No I'@"
east Nam street, on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER e, 1881,
4 EXCFLIENT OVAL-FRONT SlLF EE-
NOI-rTED SHOWCASES,
4 dozen o.. 'i-~ JARS.
3 good CpIS TER~.
lot SHELVING, PARTITION. ...
VINDON-CASINGS,L OOhlNG-, J. ~. g.
,rpuNs: Casb. PAUL DNNNA, Trustee.
Ia. MACDOUGaLL, Nucuoncgi. "' Il
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SALE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IMPROVED COR
MIR PROPERTY SOLD LOW AND
on LONG TIME.

That large and desirable property on northwest
corner Of Fourth and Clay streets with coinmO-
di0us BRICK DWELLING, ten rooms; an ncce--
sary water and culycrt connection, LatrOle stoves,
BRICK KITCHEN and STABLES. This beautiful
CORNER LOT fronts 50 feet. with depth ~
about / 10 feet; ground enough for another bulld-
'0 j. THOMPSON BROWN,
or Isl 1ll3 Main street.
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BY J. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auct!OnCcr
lil3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SEVEN
- FRAME HOUSES NEAR THE OLD REsGR-
VOIR, FIVE ON JACQUELIN STREET AND
TWO OF HARvIE NEAR WtASHlSGTQN
ALSO. a LARGE LOT OF ONL
HUNDRED FEET On JACQUELlN STREET
AND FIVE VACANT LOTS ON WASH
INGTON STREET NEAR HARVIE.-liy yir-
tue Of a decree Of the Chanccry Court Of tie city
Of Richmond, entered -- day of --, in the suit Of
Fitzpatrick, executor, rs. Benton and others. /
shalt as special commissioner thereby appointed,
proceed TO sell at public auction on tic premises,
the aforementioned property, ON
TUESDAY. am DAY or OCTOBER,
at o'clock Il. NJ. These houses have three rooms
each and front on Jacquelu street, and VIII pay q
handsome income on investment.
Also, 100 FEET OF THE GROUND on north
west corner Of JaCQuoliu and Washington streets,
with a depth Of $50 feet along Washington street.
Also SIX LOTS, 20XlOO each, on Washington
between flaryiC and Jacquclin streets.
Also, TWO DESIRABLE FRAME HOUSES on
corner Of Haryie and Washington streets Tho lots
trout 20 feet each ON Haryie,
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance In four, eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added, and title retained till all the purchase
money Is paid and deed ordered 10y the Court.
JAMES N. BOOLEY.
Special Commissioner.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, AucuOueef.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-05
DIsSOLUrIoNS q PARTNERsIIIps.

TO-PARTNERSHlP "A. b. CLARKE
" has this day admitted his son, GEORGE BAR
NEY CLARKE, as a partner IN his LusirTss---
HARDW ARE, CUTLERY, and CAlfKtAGE MA
TERlALS-under tire firm Of 4. -. CLARKE x
son.
RICHMOND, October I, 1881. &c 4-Gt
I0-PARTN ERSIllP.- l.. AP-
~ PERSON las .his day admitted lis sos AL
LEN Il. APPERSON 4 partner IN lis business Of
REAL ESTATE AGENT AND AUCrlO&EER.
which will be continued at No s north Eleventh
street under the firm OF APPEKsON & co. With
profound thanks for past fsyCrs 10 the Old, the new
concern sOlcits n continuance OF these fayOrs, and
hopes 20 merit and receive increased patronage.
JAMES l.. APPERSON,
ALLEN u. APPERSON.
OCTOBER /. oc Let