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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-27

The following is taken from the Wythe-
vile Enterprise Of this week:
Pursuant TO notice published in the
Whiq, and by numerous posters in Bland
county, Captain Wise, the great orator
of the Reajustcr party" met Senator New
berry i'm discussion to-day (T'uoSday) at the
Courthouse. As lively tilt was antici-
patcd large crowd was in attendance. At
12t O'Clock Captain Wise took the stand,
and spoke for upwards OF an hour. His
speech consisted OF a review OF the acts OF
his party, and the discord and discussion
which had arisen in their ranks. lie
CLAIMED that his party had carried out thelr
pledges to the people, and performed all
laid down in their platform; that the
discord and trouble now prevailing
was all due TO the disappointed am
bition OF old man Massey, whom he char
actcrized as 4 traitor and consplrator,
and SAID that he was the father Of the
Big -Four. and sponsiblef for their actions:
His speech Of course embodied the usual
dcnunciations OF the Funders and Bour-
bons, rs a party opposed to progress, mar
row and bigoted i'm their creed, and con-
cluded by endorsing and advocating the
present National Administration.
Captain Newberry replied in long and
bitter speech, by saying that Il decree had
gone forth from Billy, the Boss, that New
berry had to be crushed, and for this pur-
pose the bulldog" with brass collar
around his neck. followed by pack OF
claQuerS from Richmond. Giles, Wythe,
and Pulaski, were present TO bulldOze him
into measures, and that even the private
secretary Mr.. Browning) OF the Boss first
lieutenant was sent here 10 report his
speech. etc. Mr.. Browning arose, and
said, "Mr. NewberIy, do yOusay was sent
here?v "Mr. NewberTy replied. Yes. and if
you were not you have no business here"
Dir. Browning replied by saying, You say
that which is false. Mr.. Newbe1y picked
up q cane and struck at Mr.. BrOwning's
head, but missed his mark, owing no doubt
to the SmdllneSS Of the object aimed at.
Then the parties cIinched, but were soon
separated by their respective friends. Ii is
impossible TO describe the confusion ere
ated by this mflfe. Order being partly re-
stored, Mr.. Newberry "drew his coat"
and returned TO the discussion with re-
newed vigor. He surpassed himself and
surprised his friends by the able and
bitter attack he made upon the
Boss. one-man power, and ring-rule;
said Mr.. Massey had more honor than
Billy Malone and all his followers; re-
ferred to Captain Wise rs the degenerate
son OF IN illustriOus sire, and wearing the
brass collar OF the Boss said that Wise
supported the Administration because he
was its appontoe to Republican office,
that Of attorney for the Eastern district
of Virginia-in short. denounced the Boss,
his "drmken lieutenant. Riddleberger,"
and the whole crew in the seyerest terms.
Captain Wise replied in speech Of half
hour, and Newbcrry closed the discussion.
From first to last The discussion was bitter
and personal. Captain Newhcrry had the
crowd by ga large majority" and the visit
OF Captain Wise, so far as driving New
berry into ranks or his followers from him,
was a most woeful failure.
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Brief News Items.

The Baltimore Baseball Club defeated
the Cincinnati Club ut Baltimore on Thurs
day by q score Of 6 TO ).
The strike OF the operatives Of the Read
ing cotton-mill is ended Nearly all OF the
operatives have returned to work.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union State Convention, at Detroit, on
Wednesday, after a warm discussion, voted
action looking towards female suffrage, the
vote standing O6 TO ~.
Rain necessitatcd a postponement OF the
races set down for Thursday at Pimlico, and
the programme will be carried out to-day.
The meeting will thus be continued to-day.
Owen Sweeny, Il letter-carrier, arrested
al Chicago Thursday for stealing letters,
made a full written confession, and was
held TO await the action OF the United
States grand jury.
Ex-Secretary Hunt, the newly-appointed
Minister 10 Russia, accompanied by his
family, left Washington ON Thursday after
noon Tor New York, whence he will sail in
u few days for II. Petersburg.
An elevator platform in Delaney's wagon
shop at Newbngh, n. V, gave way on
Thursday, throwing three men thirty feet
riously injuring the other two. The eleya-
tor was iiinisily constructed.
The schedule ,of assets and liabilities al
X. Porter Lee, late president Of the defunc,
First National Bank Of Buffalo, was filed
Thursday afternoon 10y the assignee. The
liabilities are eixen nj 100000 and assets
at Si6,Gi1.
The closing exercises of the Hszpptop
Normal school took1,lace on THURSDAY, al
tracing large and distinguished pasay OF
visitors. The tug Fortune brought down
the officers from the Norfolk nayy-yard.
and the Luray about two hundred pleani-
lnent citizens Of Norfolk.
The Delaware Greeaba.k State Conyxr-
cton, numbering only five delegates--all
fH'm Sussex eoiurp-,met at Wilmington
ON THURSDAY. ,John G.. Jackson, of Hook
esit,. was nominated Eor Gsyeinor, and j.
Albert Whitlock, editor OF tte New Castle
Star for congre>sgpae- TIE Greenbaek
vote IA the state Is yeJy light.
A fssmbcr of Swedish carpenters work
Ing Oh n coal-shed at The ooTnerof Erica
RobeIt streets, Chicago, On Igfnrslay MORN
Ing fell from the scaflold 10 the ground,
distance u twenty-five feet. T. Anderson
was killed outright; Fred. Helm vas in
formally and fatally injured; John Sweeron |,
received severe but not fatal injuries; and |
John Olsen WA badly bruised.
The convention OF Georgia fiuit.growers
met IT Atlanta on Thursday to take steps TO
get peaches, &C., 10 northern and western
markets quickly and cheaply. About fifty
members were in Attendance. The matter
vas put In the hands Of a special commit
&c, with poger 10 get rates and provide =,
aeibods Of shipping.
Six Antwerp boming-pigcons, liberated
ON Mr.. u. Hanklns's plseoa.loft, ut Bor. 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-27
by n. l.. staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucilruel',
llO3 Nam street.
DY REOUEsr on THE OwNEG

ID shall ot,,r for sale upon the preini.s-, on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 81. ie-2,
~ A o'clock IN the afternoon, thai NALt ~.
REAL ESTATE m the western portion &C ...-
city AT tic corner OF Cary and l!Inlr ,lr,ti.. -.
Upon the lot Is Dol liiE FRAME IT..
MkNf, under good tnial % good t.nali. PIT.
building l. insured Tor Loco. Tie ~ Is a .t'.
one, having front ou Cary street a about 81.
feet. 81
The property viii ne ,,ld a. whole a. dhii.l
up Into lots, as may le s,sifei
The present terminus a thc city sirecl n.i"
l. but q short distance from the property lhN Ut
shall be extended, WI h Is contemplated ir '.'
will pass within few yalGs uf tie property
TERMS: one third cash, FOE the balance i''.,
eight, and twelve months, for negotiable hntt' ''
isflctorily endorsed With interest a. siN per y'.-
per annum added, aud trust dc,d % secure u''
payment. Purchaser Ia lsty all taNce for N''
1852, JANIS VI. DONNAN,
Attorney fcr owner
II. L. STAPLES 4 Co, Auctione,r. nay -
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Composed of the best-known tonics,
iron and cinchona. with well-known aro-
MATES, Is Browns Iron Bitters. II cures
indigestion and all kindred troubles.
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BY Il. u. Chaflin & Co.,
Real Esfate AuctiOnecrs,

4 UCTION SALE OF FRAME HOUSE
IA AND LOT ON THIRTY SECOND STREET,
BETWEEN AND = SrREkTS-LOT 33Nl3S
FFET.-M the request Of tile owner. who Is deter
mined 10 sell, we viii ocr nj public auction, on the
premises, on
TUESDAY, MAY 80, 1889,
at S. O'Clock L. VI, the REAL ESTATE located
above described.
The house contains about three or four rOoLis,
and the lot Is n good one. Parties may attend ca
peciing 10 buy a bargain, as the owner Is deter
mined to sell.
TERMS: Announced AZ sale.
my 20 n, u. CHAFFlN 4 CO., Auctioneers.
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By Gpbb. & Williams.


COMMISSIONERS SALE or \ Nos
y DESIRABLE BUlLDlNG-LOl o.
NORTH SIDE OF GRACE STREET. BIO 10
MING 80 FEET EAST or rINt ~IEf
FRONTING go FEFT AND RlNNlN1 lAi A
$50 FEET To AN ALLthsO o.
TUESDAY, JtNE q. le~2.
AT 81 O'CLOCK T.. Mn execution 90 3 d.
of the Chsuctry Court Il Richmond, boo l.r t.'
If GrOoms -. Groom,. &C., Viii sclI hN 1900.
as above stated. upon the prrm.t,s, Tie TT.
PERRY referred to. II is situated u tt
Improving part If west Grace street. tni p, ..
the most desirable lot la that vicinity n0W ono i'
market.
TRIMS: one fourth cash; balance at six. tsD'.
and eighteen months. with Interest, tnd tut m
taincd by the Court anil fail payment
+. WADDliI, JH., tuuml>-l'u
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auct.one,r,. uf
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
by X. B. ChafIin Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. north Tenth street.

EXECUTORS AUCTION SALE OF
THAT HANDSOME
ATTRACTIVE REAL ESTATE
AT THE
CORNER OF MAIN AND FIFTH STREETS,
WELL KNOWN AS THE RESIDENCE
OF THE
LATE MRS. LOUISA G. ALLAN.
THIS PROPERTY
HAS BEEN
DIVIDED INTO LOTS
FRaNTING on MAIN STREET,
AS CAN BE
SEEN ON THE PLAT
AT THE
OFFICE OF TILE AUCTI0NEERs.
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Iwll sell by public auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 1882,

at 9 o'clock +. NJ, the above-described REAL
ESTATE.
rho location Of this property IS all that can be
asked desired, and this sale offers rare oppor-
tuulty to secure FIRST-CLASS BUILDING LOTS
or To make profitable investment.
Dwellings on these lots. arranged In flats suitable
for families. for private residences, viii rent
readily at prices that will pay handsomely on the
need in our city.
II deemed desirable at SALE the property may be
offered ag whole.
TERMS: one fourth cash. balance ut six. twelve.
and eighteen months. with per cent. Interest. or
longer time may be given Y desired by purchasers.
GEORGE ". MAYO.
Executor of Mrs. T.. g.. Allan.
sale by r. y. CuAFFIS & CO.., Auctionecrs.
my 81
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. l113 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF MAG
NIFICENT SUBURBAN PROPERTY,
KNOWN AS
THE "DILL" FARM,
CONTAINING EVERY VARIETY OF SUR
FACE, ROLLING HILLS,
WITH RICH GROWTH OF OAK TREES,
FERTILE WALES, WITH RUNNING STREAMS
OF WATER;
LARGE ACREAGE OF ELEVATED PLA-
TEAUs,
COMMANDING FINE VIEWS or
TIE CITY.
THE LARGEST AND MOST MAGNIFICENT
SPRING
70 DE FOUND ANYWHERE NEAR TIE
CITY.
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BY Quarles & McCurdy and ". II. Lyme & Co
AnctinMncrs.

BY Quarles & McCurdy and W. II. Lyme Co,
Auctionccrs.
COMMISSIONERS SALE or VALU-
u ABLE REAL ESTATE IN TIE CITY Of
RICHMOND BELONGING TO TIE ESTATE or
ROBERT B. LYME, DECFActD.-ln pursuance
Of decree of Tie Chancery Court of the city Of
Richmond made on the 9th day Of April lsS2
I'm tie suit Of Tie PlantcR National Bank ts
Iync's curat0rs and others. We Will oEer Tor sale al
public auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY JUNE 1,1es2,
at 81 o'clock. that valuable property on Nintl
street known as the VIRGINIA OPERATION 81
The lot fronts 30 feet on Ninth street, running
back 30 feet and has q front on Franklin street
Of 20 foot running back lO7 feet TO the north lint
ton Of this property Is desirable. and hcng in tht
centre Of thc city. near the public building, and
Capitol park. should attract the attention OK par
ties seeking investment
FRIDAY. JUNE 2. 1882,
ri 81 o'clock, the BRICK STORE with DWELL
ING, above. on the west line of Eighteenth street
between Main and Franklin. known as the ~ y
TON HOI' Sc fronting 234 feet and running
back OF irregular width 80 feet.
Special attention e. called % the above NALUA'
BE PROPERTY. sale will be prompt.
Terms: one fourth cash; the residue Tor ne1o-
liable notes at six. twelve and eighteen months
with Interest added from day of sale. and tile re-
tanned until the whole purcha se-iuoncy ms been
Dai I and a conveyance ordered 10y the Court.
CHARLES r.. WHTLOCK.
HENRY g.. CANNON.
Special Commissioners.
QUARLEs & MCCURDY)
and AuclOnccrs.
W. VI. LYME Coz my -
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by II. Seldom Taylor
Real Estate Agent aud AuctionCer,
Office Eleventh and Bank streets.
COMMISSION SALE OF y NICE
X BUILDING LOT. WITH \ SMALL BRiCk
TENEMENT THEREON. o. VI STREET
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS,
DESIGNATED BY CITY No 9OS, At AUG
TION.-By virtue 0f decree OF The Richmond
Chancery Court. rendered May 6. 1892 i'm tie .ui,
of Crccr's administrator rs Greer. &c..' viii.
rs special comm, ssioEcr thereby appointed. pro-
coed 10 sell at public auction, upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 81, 1852,
1T 6 O'Clock +. VI. the HOUSE AND LOT a. above
located. The lot fronts 2lxl50 feet 10 an alley.
TERMS: Liberal and made known at Tie hour Of
sale JOHN j. GREER.
Special Commissioner.
III, SELDOM TAYLOR. AuctiOnecr. my 20
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Bv wellington C0ddin& son,
Real Estate Aucti0ueers,
nDtnDr IL lI.NDnln ImI EumL .lrnll..


Real Estate Aucti0ueers,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l lot. oN TIE SOUTH SIDE or LEIGH
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STRtEIs.-
}y virtue Of 90 decd uf trust bearing date l1th oi
January. t-sl. daily recorded in Richmond Cham
Gerry Court ON the IAN Of March. l~-l. Ia -. y.
No. II - H. page 30. shall Pcs trustee proceed io
s,lat public auction. ou the premises, ON
TIIUB~DAY.JrNE 1.1ss2,
at Jo'cl0ch =. NJ Gf fair: Il NOT on the first fair
day thereafter, The REAL STATE conveyed hY
the said decd located asa above. having front ot 20
feet on the -oulh side If Leigh street, running back
100 feet. more or less.
This loi +, located iu desirable and improving
uoighbnhood, and should attract the attention oi
those W. hing 90 build handsome dwellings.
TERMS: Whilst ihc deed reIuirr- enough in cash
t0dcity expense o. sale and to pay oh ip dClt ~
S2.1 1902 with ail interest Zoo aTcir-, yet am 1t-
thuriInd DOB SLY lIat reasonable terms ~ cash au
credits viii boz announced at The time Of sale, -c-
cured by q deed of trust on said real estate.
WILLIAM l.. COMAkDiN.
N.Y. u Trustee.
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 81, ise2,
AT $3.50 r.. %.

the above magnificent corner property. with d
depth Of l65 feet. u should command fhc spectral
attention # those seeking thc most elegant rulf-
Ing sites In The centre 81 this most hl0ualo lic-
hue.
THIS most valuable property j. now ou the mlr-
kct for The first Time for many years. although fr-
qucnty and eagerly SOUGHT for. ant if can De- ..i,Ig
beyond a. present WOI On. and that with hut one
exception 81 IS the only desirable uniuprOyed core
ncr property GA tn, fast ionsblc ,tci. and g. mt
NCrsally acknowledged o. Dee mmeqntiei in The city.
The property Wll hc divided into two los l{ foft
cich' or sold as whole. "a, may Doc desired 10 slc
IEHhS: ono fourth cash; balance in one. two.
ana ttrcc years. or six. twelve. and eighteen
months ~ option ~ purchaser. interest added .c-
cured hy trlst decd
my q J. IHOMPsON nRON y. Amcl lnnllr.
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NEwBERRY ON THE BOSS

His speech ut Bland Courthouse OH We'd
ncsday, when He Met Captain John -
Wisc-Thc Chief OF the "Big Four" Car
ries the Crowd with Him.
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GALE BY AUCTION OF TWO NICE
- BUILDING LOTS on SEVENTEENTH
STREET. FRONTING THE CHESAPEAKE
AND ONO RAILWAY SIiOPS.-We shall sell by
auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY (WHITsUNrIDEl, MAY 20, 1882,
at 81 o'clock l.. W., TWO VACANT LOTS, each
fronting % feet, on Seventeenth street opposite
the Chesapeake and Ohio railway shops, In the Val
ley and running back feet deep, adJ0iuing the
solp-fJctOry Of &. l.. Bruce.
TERMS: liberal, and announced at the sale.
III. l.. STAPLES & CO..
my % AuctiunCcrs.
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucticnecrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

iy Gruhbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucticneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank
DRICK DWELLING AND LOT, No.
ID 512 WEST ChTIGAEINE STREET i0S BY
100 FEET: BUILDING LOT ON TIE NORTH
SIDE OF LEIGH STREET NEAR GRAHAM
STREET. 25X90 FEET: AND THE SQUARE
BOUNDED by MOORE. WILLIAMS. GRAII M,
AND OAk STREETS. 323NlSO FEET, AT Al G
TlOS.-By request Of the owner, who resides out
of the city. We viii sell 10y auction. upon TIE prem
tses, respectively, In tie order named above on
THURSDAY. JUNE lsT.
commencing at 81. O'Clock =. W., the PROPERTY
above described.
The DWELLING has six rooms.
The LOTS are in m improving neighh0rhoOd.
and offer good opportunity 10 persons Of small
means TO buy sites for dwellings at small cost or
10 builders 10 pat mp blocks Of tcncmcnts. which
will readily yiold heavy return upon the invest
ment.
TERMS: 1t sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. Auctloncers.
After the above we Will sell a LOT west 81 TIE
above. fronting 27S feet the south side of Moore
street, being tic same lot from which white grUyel
Is obtained. GkUBBS & WlLLlAN~.
my 26 AuctOuccrs,
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Real Estate Agent aud Auctlonccr,
1916 Main street.
4 TCTION SALE or NICE FRAMED
~ DETACHED y NELLlNG on WEST
LEIGH STREET go. l3CSl BETWEEN NOR
TON AND KENNY SfREEIS.-I will sell at put
lic auction, ON The premises, ON
MONDAY, MAY 20, 1852,
at O'Clock p. VI, the above PROPERTY. The
lot Is 80 10y rs feet and tie house is occupied az
TERMS: one fourth cash: balance a, SIX. twelve
and eighteen months. FURMAN TUPPER.
mY2i Aucuohetr'
BY WIN. II. Lyme & co. aud Cuarlcs < McCurdy
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SIX
y BUILDING LOTS IL TIE PLAN OF Ar
LINGTON, on HtRNIE MD ASHLAND
STREETS, NEAR ROBINSON STREET. BY
AUCTION.-ln pursuance u q decree uf The Rich
mOnd Chauccry Court. made on the ldth day Of
April. 1882. IN the suit Of the Planters National
Bank ~. Lyne's cuaiors ana Others We VIII ouci
for sale by auction, upon the premises. ON
WEDNESDAY, MAY 81, 1852.
at o'clock u. VI, SIX NICE BUILDING LOTS
located a~ above. three Of which front 30Xl33 f-l-
feet each ON the north lire Of Ashland street. AND
designated by Nos. % 2;3, and p IN thc plan o
the south line of lIaryie street at is intersection
with Robinson street. and designated by Nos. l3l
1872 and 1873 In said plan.
TERMS: one fourth cash; the residue for nccO
table notes al six, twelve, aud eighteen months
with interest added from day of sale. and title
tanned until the whole purchasc-mOney has beer
paid and a conveyance ordered by The C0ur.
CHARLES r. WHITLOCh,
HENRY G.. CANNON.
special Commissioners.
WM II. LYME & co.
and huct.Oncrs.
QUARLEs 4 MCCURDYD my 30
by III. l.. staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents apa AuctiOnecrs,
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AUCTION sALEs-..Future Dey..
BY sulton a Co..
pc,, rsta,e Agents and Auciioneers,
HOS Main street.

AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE s.,.Fsture Dey.:
By sulton a Co.,
p.,, ru,,e Agents and Auciioneers,
11oe Main street.
A rrCT1ON SALE OF DETACHED
a FRANZ DwELL!NG on SOUTH SIDE OF
L IIMITs sT ~ hkEddcRETTs-By request of the
a,Yna- o sbaI, oer for sale at public auction, on
WEDNESDAY. MAY 81, 1882,
at ~ o'clock r. NJ the r aove-G %,,h OCT 'front.'
Inc al fct ON eouth side OF Lewis street, and rum
Ming back depn of 40 feet s e ffass st co.
49,, 81 nv Auctionccrs.
Onicc Of Richmond Bazaar
No. 1924 Main street.
Il II. Cook Auctioneor.
4 FINE COLLECTION OF ITALIAN
N MARBLE AND ALABASIAR GOODS Al
AUCTION.-On
MONDAY, 29ru INSTANT,
q, o.c,oct ,ve will SELL az above, the finest col
lection OF ITALIAN-MARBLEa and ALABAsTEk
WARE offered at auction In this city cohs's'-
'hEEi e l@ Pa's s;TPATUETTEs.
ROMAN, ETRUscAN, HEBE, and PoMPEII
HHnnsnn,SSI;,rrvrRs
BAPPIsMAL FONTS, ROMAN TAzzAs,
Mosaic s &c and iNLAiD JEwELRY-CAsEs,
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES,
LADIES' WATCH-S TANloS. ,,,,,.,.,,e
CJG AR-sTkNDS and hSH-RECElVERS.
a large assortment OF ANIMALS, amongst winch
are some really elegant specimens.
In "A collection Of this kind IL isimposslbe 10 give
an idca az Tho elegance and variety: and 10 enable
the public 10 have proper appreciation the gooGs
will be ON exhibition on saturday from O'CLOCK
L. VI. until hour Of sale: ,.,.
Ladies are particularly requested TO examine.
nv 2G T.. b. tooh' Aucuohccr'
by Jno. T.. Laughtoa, Jr., Auctioneor,
1906 Main street.
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNl-
IL TITRE, LACE-CURTAINS, c AR L T. L ;,
PIANO, &C. AT AUCT1ON.-On
TUESDAY THE BOTH INSTANT,
at or o'clock. will sell at the residence Of TIC
family. who are removing from the city, No. 1Oi
south Third street. next ~ Cary street, ..,.,.
] 7A-OCTAyE ROSEWOOD CASE GROOVE
STEEN PLANO: -. ,,,,,..r..
2 VERY HANDSOME TAPESTRY CARPETS:
HALL and STAils-CAkPETlNG, rs good rs
l DoT,Lr SET OF ROSEWOOD PARLOR
FURNITURE. city make, upholstered IN vet
vet Plush, with covers:
MkEBLE-TOP ROSEWOOD TABLE: 49,.
HANDSOME LACE-CURTAlNS and cox
MARBLE-fOP WALNUT BUFFETT:
/ VERY HANDSOME WALNUT DRESSING
CASE CHAMBER SUIT, large and massive
RFERIGfRkTOR. SIDF-TABLEs,
MARBLE-TOV HALL PiEE-TABIE,
PICTURES, ana many other useful housekeeping
articles. JNO. l.. LAUGHTON. JH.,
my 26 Auciioucer
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by George ;. Na>h0n & son.
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoncers,
No. 7 Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF DE
NTACHED FRAMED DWELLING or WEST
LINE OF LAUREL ~ Rect BETWEEN MAIN
AND CARY STREETS, 40. Il. WITH FOUR
ROOM~.-in pursuance of decree of the Rich
mond ChancCry Court entered ON thc 10Th oi
Aprl. $50, In tine suit Of Lyman =. Beck tS.
Henry Eccs. the undersigned. special commits
.ioncr thereby appointed, viii al by auction, on
the Ircmi-cs.on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 31.1Ss2,
at 81 O'Clock =. NJ. the PROPERTY above de-
,crihed. The lot fronts 3U- feet on Laurel street.
running back within parallel lines good depth,
and q, located In potion Of the citi raj idly inn
proving.
TERMS: one tlrd cash; balance i'm two cquli
payments AZ six and twelve months for notes, vi iH
interest added and the tilc retained uull iEe pur-
clla-c-mOncy Is fully Paid and conveyance or-
dcrel by The Court. JAMES CA~kIE.
NV Special Comuii. si0nc~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-27

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF BRICK
- STORE. WITH DWELLING AHONE. LQ-
GATED ON TIE LINE OF HE RICHMOND
AND ALLEGHANl RAILROAD, or CANAL
BANK. BETWEEN SIKH AND SEVENTH
STREETS.-in pursuance of a decree Of the Rich
mond Chanccry Court entered on TIE an Of May,
ISS2. in the ~uit of Harmon rs. Williams. &C.,
the undersigned. special commissioner thereby tip
pointed, viii sell by auction, on thc promises, on
TUESDAY, MAY 80. 1852.
at - o'clock L. NJ. The PROPERTY above d.
scribcd. The o: front, twenty feet on the old tow
path. running back good depth.
TERMS one third cash; belluce I'm two equal
paymcnts nj six aud twelve months. foruotcs. with
interest added. and title retained until the pur-
chasc-moncy Is fully pad aud conveyance or
dcrcd hy the court Il. H. NASH.
my "a Special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-27
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE pa,,

ByJ. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and huctionoor,
1i13 east Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-27


dcntown, n. j., at Z A. NJ. Wednesday
reached their destination, Northampton,
Mas, distance Of 1875 miles, at IL o'clock
noon "Wednesday, making an average OF
thirtv-seyen miles an hour. They are be-
ing trained for the interstate race to take
place Mt Wilmington, Del. June 9th.
HORSES, MULES, dc.
NOR SALE, A HORSE AND On
Il NEW PHAEToN, at SOC north Ninth ~ n,
street. mySf-H'
CLOTHING.
STAND FROM UNDER.
TINE TELLS THE TALE.
FoRTy-Two YEARS EXPERIENCE PROVES
GOOD CLOTHING
FAIR PRICES
CAN BE HAD or
E.B. SPENCE & son
Merchant Taiors,
eos Main street.
fap19-SmI
NEW SPRING STOCK
CLOTHS. CASsIMERES,
CIIEvIOT, and SUITINGs,
now ready for inspection, and VIII he made 10
order in the best style.
T.. SPENCE & son,
903 Main street.
lap 19-3mI