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Sabresberid)t oes Soa.GommtHars.

Der Sabresberidt bes 3oGcOmmiiTdrs 5ohn.
ion meift aus, baB in ieinem Siireau i'm lesteu
5isfaliabre nldt tpenieer. aIs 5000, 109 ,936.38
eiuge9aussn ieisu, pdNeub fb Die arsga6en
ani $18, ,499, ,412.O9 beliefeH. Dem Ssrihte
if iOl9enber Iuspeis iiber bic Siderbetteu
beissfiiat, peld)e in ben 5auptbafen ON 80.
SUM 1SS1 5ur Stderite1uug Der S6ae auf in
ben SaserhGuieru oerSeit lie9enSsn gSaaren &C.
9eben iparen: Bolon unb GharleitOn ST.
7S8, ,929.17 Baltimore $151 ,236. .13; Chicago
$173,647.74; Seem Orleans $2S1 ,824.51; !;
Stem yort $17 1881 ,052.75; philadelphia ST.
016,197.67 uno San 6raucisco $l,065,.
02l.70
Ssrn,tfd1tes.
Die bsutige Steuereiuuabre betrua $481, =
584.60. Die 3oGennabme 1862, 92.
SIN Sdasamte murbsu heute sur Giul0iuu9
bsitimnte giationalbauInoten i'm Setra9e bon
100000 empiansen.
Gs Uerlautet, paB bas Imt bes Siilfs.
SdlabamtsiefretGrs Dem ahtb. SEQ. 6. 9ors
ham angeboten fper0en nirD.
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ROREHOuHD&1AR
(Snnig bon aHUurH HWU %yrsty
Sir bte Setlnmg bOn
Sufen, Grtdlungen, i6perem gltbmen
uno alien 9ei6en Der &eble, Der 8rons
dien unb 2unge, tseIde sur S6pinbz
iu6t binfibren.
Setne Iinoernbrn einUtrtuusen auf bic seresteH
9urobrden erHdrcn fdb aus Der Ebatiatbe Oas letne
Susrs6isusen aus ben ptrfiamitem euneenbetI=
mtttsIa bsfsben, usIds hbsrbaupt beiaunt fuO, ins
Dem Oas GrunOsGement aus Oem 9onis Der ,,SOres
unb"z8farse (9lnoorn) beitebt, ps6e nit Der
rgbiss gaGamea" oOcr Oem saIiam Uon @lleuO" in
8erbtnSuus sebrudt III. auserOem finO in OtsIem
SeiImtttsI fanf anSere bOtautIdte GIen.ente Urrs
buuOsu, Wa6s feinn SsiItraft eins nod, erb5bte
sBtrfaRa seben.
Hans, bic i'm sebruud bobeH, asen, Oas SaIs's Sos
mia bon Sore6ounb uub G6eer elm uun6erfraftiaes
9eImitte iei in alien Gdaen, no Die at6munssorsaue
anaesriffeu nO unO ba6 feline gsirtuna i unsepO6us
lid Ibnea 6u6ere. 81 entbdt y2idis, mas ben Deas
aeu In lluOrouans Urinaen f6nnte, CT bat eiHsu
ietr dnseneSnen Oeidma6 uub tuirO gu eiuem
greiie usrtauit, petr islbft Otm rn6emittsftn er'
Iaubt, nd ictnsr Seitfgaie tbeiIbait9 Bu MAIDEN.
Sin Suften mag flslid Elm GnttUtfeluussRabtum
CUR eaDtu6iudt seronnt usrOeu, ,stne Srau'bet, ses
gen ueIbe ,,SSaleS Soues Of SoseboanO ane
Ear" oos beianuts Iidberite 9orbsaeunsS sgattteI
1T. 369ert oarum tstusn 2Iuseubad, Oos fdiere @Es
seamitteG su sebruudeu!
StnOer empEnoen arObe esnOeruns Ourb ieine
BeIauiftsenOen giseuidaften, iusnn fe am Group
OOsr Sseud1buften leiben.
greis -- so Gents nn0 S1.00 pra
Jlai6e; je mtbr, ie billiser.
8ei alien Apptbeteru su baben.
C. 0. Grittenton,
9tGeiniser @iSentbamer,
Nctps@orf.
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GarOpaii9e GabelberiGjte.
SiAmnr6,s is,es,,nnheit-

Berlin, IA. giOpbr. = 6iirf Sismard
tebt 5lemltd pohl aus, ob9lelt] er in lesterer
Sett ptsl an gtsuralgie uno SdlafOF9tsit lit
uno besbalb stmas reiSbar 1T.
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SeIesrapbiide 9epeidett.
[Ser4te ber raociirten greffe. iilr ben rDeutideu
S0rreponbenteua.l
Standardization
2laS Ser SunoeSbdttptifaot.
mmts autrttt oes neueu sd,asamtsie,ret,r

gSaibin9tOn, IA. 9toueu1ber. - Ridtr
Soleer, Der neile SdatamtsI Iefretdr, fubr beute
Yorulittag nm Ill llbr in 8egleitung leines
gor9dnsers Srn. @inoom nadi BEN Sdas>
ante uno le9te bort Dor benz Rotar SEQ. q.
@offiu, bon Der 3ollmariue, ben ImtseiS au.
Sr. @inDpm ftellte ben @beIs Der ueri6ieyenen
Bureaus unb Otuifionen Ietuen gtahfolger Dor
unb perabidlieoete iid su9leid bon ieluen bis
heriaeu lluteraebeueu.
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Der YrGibent bat Die &efgnattOn OeS Sc
neralbunSeSanpaltS @apne WcSeagb ansez
nonlren. Die Ingetellten bcS Suffi3oepartez
bergen Sorgeietten uuo oerielbe reiite am
Hanmitta9 radI Ybilacelpbia ab. General
protilrutor Bbilipps utrS bis sur Grueunung
zines neuen 9eneralbunbeSanmalt bic Iffaiz
reu hes Oeparteinents leiten.
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Ieuer 9aseIseaen Er. Glib.

3ie 9eitriae ,@uihiustou Bot" brinst Ell.
neu neuen Beitrag Su Der utelbeiprOdleueu
@pntroperie besiglidl Der Sebauoluu9 be8 Brd=
iiDen;en @arfielO, namlit cine OepeiGe ans
SOpsfa, &an., nit Der 0tittbeilun9 iber cine
Sutsrpicm nit Or. 8opntOn bon &leuelau1.
Sn berielhtu iprad) 9estsrer augebHa be.
fiimmt ieiue Iniift aus, baB ole Wun0e @l;
fiel0's butdaus teine unbebiuat t6otlide unO
ole Ssbanbluns tbotidalid) nidt ble ridltige
mar. Sernsr lo1 CT behauptet habeu, oaB Die
gSunbe Durd pole bre 8o1en mad benz at=
teutate nid)t aereiuigt uno neseu JtaAldiIigfett
uno l1nberitdnSniB Der @iter in Der 8unJe
belaIIen poroen lei, biz er oerfaulte uuo Blut,
bersiftung eintrat. 0as erfie 3eidlen bericlben
trct in benz Sieberidauer bonn %. Suli bers
por; eenno9 belt goputon anqebli1 aud naA
bsmlelbsn Die IufOiung @arfielO's nidt uns
mittslbar beporiteperS. Die yBoit" tIlitpft
btcran neusrlih 8emerlungen, baB Or. SliB
tpeber BON @arfislo, nod BON befen 6rau NIT
2eiiung Der SebanOlung betralt poroen, ieine
bies esbeSi9liden Sebauptun9en bemHa4 unrta=
tia Ieteu
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Ser neac britii6e @eIanote.

&dtb. 2ionel Sadpille 0eif. Der ueue bris
tiid)e @eianote, mad)te beute benz Brdfoenten
Qrtbur ieine aufrpartung uno itberreibte bent
ielbsn iein @rebitiu. Sefretar Blaine begleiteie
ben @eianbten ur6 ifellte i'm bem BrdFbenten
Dor. Die iiblid)en Compliments lpurben bel
Der @elssenbeit aussetaui4t.
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Us len, IA. yiOpember.-g8 ole ,Brciie"
mtttbCilt, tuuO ben bOSnii9cn &efruteu Der
namltde SabneuciO abgenOnueu mie ben
Oiileidtifen, ieood in etpas mOoifi,irter6 orm,
melde NIT ben uuBer9ew6bnli6e 3lftdnOeH
IN SOsnien I'M giutlauae itebt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-04
ArcTroy SALES Future pays
:. 7. -.
by wellington Goddin Son.
huctlonecrp and Real Estate Agents
cov,er Eleventh and Bank streets.

p,ttvIsTRA SALE OF
\ p', ,pnE ,NoiIST or VALUABLE M
,.povTu RIAL ESTATE AND FIGHT l ". ~,
soAfE VACANT LOTS ON BOTH SivgSo, Nj III
r1.IY sTREET BETWEEN MONhoE 49, a.
urNRY STREETS.-As administrator Win Viz
will annexed Of the late ihornson S Court
"f the city of Richmond, entered on We -s, a',t
ro,nhcr 1881. I'm the case of Taylor. &c. "ka'ns'
Iinsco,nb &C. shalt offer for sae- at puDilc 'uo-
ton, on the premises ON -,
TUESDAY, DECEMBER l3' 1851
=, o o'clock T.. NJ III fair; " not, on the tr., i,r
DAY ihcTeafterO the following N a., s,,nc OF
witch the late Thornton &. Lipscomb dicn sel.eu.
,,fz THAT handsome HALF-ACkE bOl ~ IN
n,rilgest corner ~ Clay and M9nr" IN ~,
fronting l32Nl50 feet 10 Wluc AM ,,'y,ed by
NJ Tuck. 4, contains eight rooms. D,,,siiI gGss
Kitchen. &c. After which. that excellent DhIo a,
Unwilling adjoining the foregoing nli-aS ~, ~
The west now occupied by Mrs. T. H. Bass; lI I'm,
Ing 81 feet, running BACK low le.' 1900 b,ict
tiich@n. and Is In good order. Md imnsuhlt :,
fhcrcaftor will be sold lhe PROiEh 1l Wv
southeast ccincr of Clay and Henry st.eels, h nm,
iug I45 feet, running back l0O icet ~ In ni,e3
Win "a FIiisT-RhTE brick dwelling thereon, yc-
"iri.d bv Nv a. H. Johnston. II contains tMcNe
rams. bs.idcsa urge brick Kitchen c0n, ~,
fc,r rooms. This Is really q Mp-I Di.SihAD"'>
RTsiDENCE. aud IS also in good repair. into
The foregoing real estate VIII nc IN, ~, -
hibited at tie sale. but IN Inc mem UNIV "a" w
secn nj ihe Office Of the auctionlers. - ....,,.,
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance ~ sN' tNcleo,
AMI oiVlfcen months. for negotiable notes. lhleIesi
added. and tile retained TN al tne Iso h,
money IS fully paid and Conveyance 9r1eTfu ny
he T9nrt BENJAMIN X. LlfStOMb,
tdmiuIstrntor with the will annexed OF lhoint'h
G. Lipscomb, deceased. w
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AUCTION SALEs---Futurc Days.
by Furman Topper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
1910 Main street.
. TTRACTIyE AUCTION SALE OF
TnoIoUGHBEED STOCK,
r,or FARMING MACHINERY AND IsrPLE-
MESTs. DUGGIEs, WAGONS, CARTS,
HARNESS, &C.

nv rc,ue.t Of the undersigned, Mrs. Catharines
vv,g,ncr execufrjx of Conrad Wagner. deceased,
Will sell by auction at Curtis Neck, hcnrieo cn.n-
~. ON the New Aiarkc; ROAD, sixteen mics irOih
Richmond. on james river, on
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER II, 1881,
M fair: II not the next fair day thcre1ierl conf
mcncing at 10 O'Clock \. NJ, the Following uesira-
P's GiAXR sioTT & co. ENGINE (l0-horse pow
crl AND SEPARATOR. ....,,,,,.,,
1 MISUNDERSTANDING RYE-TIiKh
2 REAPERS. | MOWER. L WHEAT FAM
/ BALING-PRESS, 6 MULES;
! Hay t;TI.DlNG, hyc years old:
BAY MARE. ave years old; ,,r,,r,o>-
I RJ,NCK GELDING, ] BLACK STALLiON'
/ DARK BAY TfAlfliLETONION stadium
8 COWS. 3 sOWs with PIGS,
D UIrCGTFS. STLkI.
/ SPRING-WAGON with Tor,
, LUMBER WAGONS, . CAKIS. ,.,-.r.
? sILKY HkY-RAkEs. 6 PLOUGH-CEAls'
/ sct sINGL HARNESS,
Z sets DOUBLE HARNESS,
Q CORN-PL ANTERs.
3 THREE-HORSE PL0LGIiS,
4 ONF-UORSE PIOUGHS. -
4 UoT-BED SASlfES. 4 HAliROWS,
4 CULTIVATORS. FEED-CbIIEk'
2 GRAIN CRADLES, ,,.c,v
l PLATFORM sCALL' ! BEAM 'O-'i'H'
lot Of TOOLS and other necessary FAEh IN
ELEMENTS too numerous 60 MERTON -, =,
Parties seeking an outfit for farming VIII Illu
tlis sale rare opportunity 10 supply ihcmsclse-'
Persons taking the steamer Ariel. when icltes ne
city the morning of the sale az ESQ oclocE' VIII
arrive al the opening q ne SAFE, ,,,-rp
TERMS: Cash. CATIIARlNE WAGNEE,
r'"'NN de l.4.q.10.11,13&14
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arc reported In this city. the one or two
eases heretofore spoken OF having conva-
lesced, and thc parties being able 70 walk
about. r.,, co,.rt
Yesterday Of sufficient moment to warrant ,i, na
mentioning, all reported icing so trivial as
TO only excite from the Court dismissal SAL
Mr.. Joha A;lamson, n wel[known anu .i
esteemed English citizen, returned 10 nis
homo In this city yesterday from an e~-
tended tour IN Europe.
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LOTS,
WITH
SPLENDID WATER-PoWER, &C,
INTuE
TOWN OF DANVILLE, VA.
FOR SALE.

In obedience 10 decree Of the Circuit Court OF
the civ of Richmond entered the l6th November
1851 IN the cause Of Bruce and others o.. The 'O-
anokc Navigation Company and Others, the under
signed will offer tor sale nc public auction, on the
2OTH DECEMBER. 1851.
I'm the town of Danyille, Va, the REAL ESTATE
of the said ROANOKE NAVIGATION tOMPA-
Ny Situated in the said town, together with all the
WATER-POWEB, privileges, aud appurtcnauces
thereto belonging.
This property consists of a lot fronting one hun
drcd and eighteen us feet on bridge street. and
running back a considerable depth to the Dan
river along which IL extends. and has upon IL a
part OF the CANAL AND LOCKS used by the said
company. Its frontage upon Bridge street fur
nishes admirable sites for building. and the CA
NAL which runs through IL furnishes WATER
POWER which 10 Is believed f. unsurpassed In the
State for manufacturing purposes.
The character Of this property, and lts location
in the nOurishing town of Danyillc, which Is SUR
rounded by fine mineral and agricultural coun-
try and Is becoming railroad centre, nake II very
valuable.
TERMS: Fifteen per cent. Of the purchase-money
in cash balance In one two, ana three years Dear
ing interest from the day Of sale, with personal Sc
curty, and title retained until the payment OF the
purchase-mOncy in full. Possession given upon
Inc confirmation OF the sale by the Court.
This property win be offered In lots and as a
whole. .
A plat of the property and an abstract Of the IL
Tie may be at the office OF city Engineer 4. A.
BallOw, Danyille, Va. JAMES LYONS, JE,
Receiver Roanoke Navigation Company
no 10
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nor SAL E

For SALE. G.s
THREE STORES on Broad between Fifth and
Two DWELLINGS ON southwest corner Of
Fifth and Grace streets or these viii be remOdellCd
at expiration Of present leases TO suit tenants WHO
will engage for term of years.
LOTS opposite Monroe Park, Franklin street:
LOTS on Grace street between Laurel and Shafer.
FRAME HOUSES Nos. 1910 ana I3l2 Mcsi
FRY" FRNME HOUSE Nc. 0l6 north Firs. street.
SMALL BRICK HOUSE corner Whitlock and
"FRHME HOUSE OH the west line Of Twenty
ninth street between VI and y streets.
SMALL FRAME HOUSE On southwest corner
Thirty-first and NJ streets.
SMALL FRAME HOUSE on northwest corner
Thirty-frst aud NJ streets.
FRAME HOUSE southcas, Main and Lombardy
LARGE BRICK STORE AND DWELLING
corner Main aud seventeenth streets.
FRAME HOUSE 22l west Leigh street:
BRICK DWELLING 3l6 west Marshall.
BRICK DWELLING on Main between Plumb
FRAME H0UsE No. G37 north Fifth street.
HANDSOME BRICK RESIDENCE on Franklin
HANDSOME BRICK RESIDENCE No. 1o4
Two-SToRY BRICK DWELLING SO7 west
Two-sToRY BRICK DWELLING 925 south
TWo-STORY BRICK DWELLING 40 east
'' THO Si,1' STORY FRAME-AND-BRICK DWELL
ING 2l03 east Broad street,
BRICK DWELLING No. 1G Cherry street.
BRICK DWELLING corner Fourth ana Mar
shall. -
fifth and Grace streets.
BRICK DWELLING on Clay between Fourth
LARGE BRICK STORE southwest corner Main
and Eighteenth streets.
FRAME HOUSE on Leigh street opposite Ebe-
BRICK HOUSE on Sixth street between Clay
and Leigh
HOUSE AND LOT ON Reservoir street near
frame HOUSE 423 west Main street.
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Mr.. !. J. Schubert, kanSaSee, III,
writes NV mother HIS been'a sufferer
WITH imnammatory rheumatism for the las,
cs ,,~ xea,s. In which time she has tried
n,,ncro,,s remedies. without relief. ~
iaat Ter limbs became so swollen that she
Guild co., - NOT 60 about, and gave up all hopcs,
- hcr recovery. As a final resort, tried
s, Jacobs OIL. The application gave her
veiles and the use OF six bottles has per
so,1ned a cure. She can 80 about as wen as
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MdS7idge.--A large number OF the
friends Of the contracting parties gathered
on Thursday night to witness the nuptials
OF Dir. Cary jerks and Miss Annie DuVal,
both Of this city, which were celebrated at
the home OF the bride. The presents were
costly and considerable in number. The
bride il n sister OF the clerk Of the IIus-
tings Court, and the groom son OF the
late Augustus a. jerks, OF Richmond.
The happy couple will make their home In
Manchester.
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Nv virtue Of q decree Of the United states Dis
trict Court for the Eastern District Cf virginia
entered I'm the above cause November Is 1851
viii proceed 10 sell at public auction, on tic prem
MONDAY, DECEMBER 10. 1881.
at 4 o'clock T. NJ. the property described I'm said
decree rs follows: All that PARCEL OF LAND,
wi p the improvements thereon, lying ana ltlhE
I'm tbc civ of Richmond. on the north side OF
Grace street between Twcn'y-frst ANA twenty
second streets, fronting on Grace street % trei'
and running back between parallel lines lGJ fee.
The DIV ETIINCi I. Of brick. IS large and coni1o-
dlous. containing about ten rooms, beside, brIrk
kitchen. and Is now occupied hv Nlr. kohcrt L.
Butler al good rental. And In further pursuance
Of said decree. on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER IL, 1881
on the premises. at O'Clock T. VI. VIII sell the
LOT OF LAND. with 4 SHALL Fb AME
BUILDING thereon. commencing at point b9
feet 6 nches south Of street on tie west line 81
Thirtieth street, fronting on Thirtieth street II
feet inches, running back between parallel lines
1874 feet 10 an alley - feet wide. Ana lhlne-
diatcly aftcr-say az A. o'clock l.. M.-on inc
prpmises, that certain PIECE OR PARCEL OF
LAND living aud being I'm thc city of Richmond, nj
The intersection Of Twcnty-eiglth and y Streets
fronting on the north line Of street 60 fcc., run
ming thence back between parallel lines l32 Ieet
TO nm alley o feet wide.
TERMS: one fourth cash: the balance IN equal
lustnlmcnts I'm six, twelve, and eighteen months,
ncgotl1ble notes To he given by the purchaser for
the deferred payments. with interest added, ana
title retained by tie Court until all the purchase
money Is paid or. al the option 81 the purchaser
Inc cash viii be received and decd given at once.
ATBIN l.. BOULWARE, Receiver.
FRANK ID. HILL x CO., AuctiOnccgs. dc l-lVt
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Health Of the City.-Considering the
varying weather lately experienced, SO try
Ing on the strongest physical organizations,
the health OF the city continues remarkably
good. The one or two eases Of suspected
yariola formerly developed have yielded TO
skilful treatment, and the sufferers are in
fair way 10 recover. The vaccination Sas
been 80 thorough and the precautions taken
so many against the spread Of any epidemic
disease in this city that 1t would seem next
TO impossible for any atiliction Of the sort
10 seriously affect the health Of our people
or their business prospects. In any matter
affecting physical conditions Manchester
possesses the decided advantage Of being
located on one OF the healthiest sites In
Virginia.
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troR OTHER LOCAL SEE FIRST PAGE.l

Buy 40 HOLIDAY PRESENTS WITHOUT
seeing DR.. Scott's beautiful Electric Hair
and Flesh-Brushes. They Arrays benefit
the tcell, and maryellously cure Headaches,
Neuralgia, Dandruff, Falling Hair, Bald.
ness. Rheumatism, etc. Price refunded II
not as represented. At Drug and Fancy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-04
BY J. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate AuctiOneer,
lIl3 east Main street.

COMMISSIONERS AND TRUSTEES
~ AUCTION SALE OF TIE FARM CALLED
wv ALNUT SHADE" CONTAINING SIN
HUNDRED ACRES Two HUNDRED AND
TWENTY ACRES IN CAROLINE AND THREE
HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ACRES IN ESSEN
COUNTYl.-By virtue of u decree Of the Rich
mond Chancery Court Of the 18th 81 March, les (,
In the suit Of FREEMAN rs. Brown, &C., VIII sell
NJ the Office Of the auctonoer, ON
TUESDAY. DECEMBER o, 1881,
at IL o'clock NJ, the PROPERTY located rs above,
with TWO SMALL LOG CABINS 1.-THE dwelling
having been destroyed by fire several years agol.
a quantity OF railroad ties. besides other Iinuer
and wood, may be cut from the forest About SIX
miles from the Rappahannock river;
TERMS: Cash. j. l.. APPERSON,
no22 Trustee and Commissioner.
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FOR RENT.
NOR RENT, STORES, FACTO-G o..
Il RIES, AND WAREHOUSES. La

DESIRABLE CORNER STORE, Eighth and
Main streets, with DWELLING above.
NEW STORES and DWELLINGS ON seYenlh
and Marshall streets near New Market. ~
STORE 1929 east Main street, with DIV ELL
ING above with rooms.
STORE $50 Brook avenue, near Broad street,
with DWELLING with 3 rooms.
STORE 2O19 east Main street, with DWELL
ING above with rooms.
STORE corner Of Broad and Hancock streets,
near Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad, with DWELLING with rooms
WAREHOUSE 144G east FRANKLIN street; four
floors, elevators, &c.-a good reprisng factory.
WAREHOUSE on Cary street between Eleventh
and Twelfth streets; three iloOrs elevators, &C.
q good stcmmcry.
I rear.
STORE 420 Brook avenue, near Clay street.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Real Estate Agent and Auciloncer,
de 4-codSt lib Main street.
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FLOUR INsPEcTOR.-Th Governor yes
terday reappointed Mr.. W. a. Boswell
-four Inspector for Richmond for 1882. Mr.
Boswell is a most efficient officer, and his
reappointment gives great satisfaction to
the entire business community.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-04

City CoUNcn..-The Common Council
will meet tomorrow afternoon ut D O'Clock.
II il probable that the question OF rebate
on waterfalls, in consequence OF the late
water famine, will be acted upon.
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by Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecfs'
No. ; north Tenth street

rCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE
n CLAY-STREET PROPERTN.-By request
If The owner, we win sell by auction, ON
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Z, 1851
NJ Az O'Clock l.. NJ. that TEUL f-DhslE;AlhLLl
WEfI-LOCATFD, AND WELI-CONSlkt ~
M i,ycing and Iof adjoining on the west has
front Of So feet by depth Of 100 feet to an alley.
The dwelling contains nine rooms, in cc,iegg
i,v n good and prompt-paying tenant. ihe cui-
VERT Connections 10 both house and lot are IN per-
feet order having been lately made by TIC present
NE Attendance Of those seeking COOL supstan-
tial inycstmcnts or good and conf oft'be holc
Is specially invited TO This SALE as IL Is seiuoi Il"
opportuniiy of THIS kind Is offered. c,o
CHEWING & ROSE,
da4 Aucuoneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-04
By Wellington G0ddin & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auciloneers.
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
~ VERY VALUABLE AND PRODUCIIyE
REAL ESTATE u TH IE, G TtSK OF srp EIEE
AND BETWEEN ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH
STREETs.-By virtue Ct decree Of TIC Chancery
Court ~ the city Of Richmond, entered ON tle Isl
day Of December. 1881, IN the case 81 johns t9n
against Picket, Burwell, &C.. We shall as special
Commissioners thereby appointed, offer for sale at
public auction. on the premises, on
TUESDAY. DECEMBER ID, 1881,
at O'Clock T. NJ O. fir If not The e. fair day
ESTATE located ms above. The buildings tncrcoh
belong 10 the lessee, and are occupied by hessf.
d. y Brown, }. A. lancey' and otheIs. Acc"rui ii
cause Il COPY Of which can be seen M The once
of the auctiOnccrs). tie Lon on TIE nolth line oi
T. Tor Mliul street has front OF 10 Get, more on
less. runs back 90 feet 70 an alley 10 iCet Nlde'
This Lot viii be sold in fee simple, subject oliy
80 the provisions of two leases made with DAVID
\. Brown, duly recorded IA hlchmonh nam
Gerry Court, which leases can be scen ~ the once nl
ihe auctiOnccrs, aud arc each az sSUO per ahluh
PAYABLE quarterly In the legal currency ol ",
United states, and tue taxes to be paid ny ul'
Immediately after the sale Of the LAND ON Main
etrcct. the LOT in tie rear VIII BE- sold. Accoto-
street and runs back IN irregular lines Ola iCel q,
said alley. Tic PROPERTY VIII hc sold i's =
whole, oi divided rs The commi 'sloners ma! ueeH
TERMS. one fourth cash; balance NJ six, twelve
and eighteen months. for promssory note wiz
six Ucr ccnium per annun interest ADDED thorcto
and tue retained til an Of the purchasc-mcncy l.
fully paid and conveyance ordered by me court
with the privilege 70 the purchasers 70 ahusipa,'
the paymenis Gf amy or an of said promi,s0ry
notes: provided thai each OF said notes, whether
pliG before on ~ maturity, shall be made M god ~
.he rate Of - S-lOths grains ~ GOA Tor eacl
dollar of such note, including the interest thereon
10 The time OF such payment
Either COMMISSIONS may act III case inc ot"'I j.
disabled or declines TO act.
N may with lrnth he said that Il &; rarely that
such productive real estate is offered on tlic nIrkc
nj auction. II L. located in that part OF Main
street where real estate Is so highly appreciated
and hence the special attention OF capitalists ana
others Is called To this sale. -
CHARLES I. WILLIAMS,
4. l.. BOULWARE,
doc Special Commissioners.