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WHY THE SAFE WAS OPEN.
Rare Jewels Left Insecure to Insure 'ne
Personal safety OF n Wife.
CElmira IN. " letter.

IElmira IN. " letter.
The fact that the recent robbery OF So,0Oo
worth OF diamonds from the residence OF
the Hon. c. c. b. Walker, In Corning, du-
ring his absence, was committed with the
greatest ease, because the safe In when
the iewelry was kept was not lOcKed,
has given rise to much SURPRISE
and uniavorable comment. NO ono
could Understand how man OF tne
ex-Congressman' strict business metnods
could be so careless and thoughtless In re-
gard TO the protection OF his household
BfSgS asSSGCfs SiPy ana "a on ngG a&y
session, had value 20 him much beyond
their intrinsic worth. When questioned
on the subject by a friend, the latter was
still further surprised to be told by Mr..
Walker that the fact OF the safe being lett
open was not the result OF carelessneSS OF
thoughtless, but was left open by his eX-
press order and direction.
"When | am home" said the eX-Con-
gresham, Il always lock the safe and put
the KEY away. When 90 away from nome
II is understood in my house that the safe
must not be locked. You will remember
that when the Welsboro' Bank was robbed
few wears ago the cashier and members
Of his family were treated with great cruelty
and violence by the robbers because OF
their resisting the demands for the Keys
TO the vaults and safe. That set me
to thinking, and one Cay | said to
nv wife: I'VE have some things
in that safe which are very valuable ana
very dear to us. Now, it is only a question
OF time when some rutiian or rufiians Will
come after them. |! am home the chances
are that they will not get them; but may
be away at the time. II they come then,
and find that safe locked, they will hesitate
at no personal violence toward you In Their
efforts to effect an entrance to 1t. All the
precious relics and treasures in the world
would not be recOmpense for the re-
suits OF such treatment. Therefore,
when / am absent from home the safe
must not be locked. Then il robbers
come thew will secure their booty and re-
tire without disturbing you Robbers
came while / was away, secured the booty,
and left without disturbing Mrs. Walker
or any one else. They were even cOnsd-
crate enough to administer ether to my
wife for fear OF disturbing her. Suppose
that safe had been locked. don't care
to even conjecture what the consequences
might have been, and feel that in saving
my family from them the paying of $4,000
was tri1lng matter"
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LIEBIG's EXTRACT OF MEAT.

T IBBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT-FINEsT AND CHEAPEST MEAT
PLAvoRING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE.
DISHES, AND SAUCES. Annual sale, $1,000
900 jars.
LIEBIG CoMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT
An invaluable tonic. "Is success and boon
for which nations should feel crate iul See
Medical Press" lancet &c.
Genuine only with the fac sfmfle Of Baron
Liebig's signature In blue Ink across the label
The title" Baron Liebig and photograph hay-
ing been largely used by dealers with no con-
nection with Baron LIebig, the public are in-
formed that the Liebig Company alone can of
fer the article with Baron Liebigs guarantee
ofgenuineness.
LIEBIG CoMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT
To be had OF all storekeepers, Grocers, and
Chemists. Sole agents for the United States
Wholesale oniyI, c. DAVID Co, 9 Fenehurch
avenue, London, England. my l7-suo2t
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Police Court.

The following cases were disposed Of
yesterday:
Robert Scott (coloreD was fined $40 for
being drunk aud resisting the police.
Rosa Cosby (eolored). charged with
breaking into trunk OF Francis Stovall
and stealing Sl.35, and Francis Stovall
(colored), charged with cursing and abusing
Rosa Cosby. The cases were dismissed on
payment OF cost.
Jack Donahoe, drunk. Fined $500 and
cost.
Lucien Davis (colored), charged with
breaking and entering the Westinghouse
Of Hugh Blair and stealing sundry articles,
was sent on TO the grand fury.
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PcrAonnls mud RrLCfs.

The Governor and his family He'd from
the heat OF the city yesterday and went
down to Old Point Comfort.
Mrs. Samuels. widow OF John Samuels.
and very worthy lady, del yesterday, in
the eighty-eighlh year al her age. ller iu-
neral will take place ut 50 L. NJ. to-day
from 401 Pine street.
Yesterday was the longest and hottest
day Of the season.
The Committee on Streets have adyer-
tised for proposals for completing the Reg
mental Armory.
The spring In the Capitol Square just
uncovered discharges about twenty gallons
q minute.
st. Johns day, the oath, will be observed
by the Masons here in the good old style.
The ice.business Is now prosperous.
Mrs. Charlotte II. Parr, widow Of David
Parr, died yesterday afternoon; aged
eighty-one. Her funeral will take place
this afternoon at % O'Clock from the Nichol'
son-Street church. She was most estima-
BILE lady.
The Governor yesterday pardOned Mrs.
Louisa Lawson, who was serving a life
sentence In the penitentiarv. In 1877 Mrs.
lawson was convicted OF the murder OF
her husband, David Lawson, in the county
OF Rockingham, and sentenced TO be
hanged. Governor Kemper committed her
sentence to Imprisonment for life upon the
recommendation OF many leading and n-
huential men In the county of Rocking
ham.
"What did you say was that mans
name who was sent to the penitentiary ?"
asked reporter.
"Dutch Kelly" was the response.
"Was he an Irishman or Dutchmans 2"
He was neither"
"What was he, tbenf"
He was n Niger with one leg"
"Wbat was be sent for?"
For year."
Exit reporter.l
II is the custom here for ladies 10 send
their babies out OF evenings for the benefit
OF their nurses health. Broad street seems
TO be their great sanatarium, and, broad
as 1t Is. is often blocked up by baby-car-
riages.
Captain Birdsong's children, who were
injured In the swing at Mount Pleasant
Thursday, are getting along quite well.
There will be no great deal OF work done
on the City Hall this year. That seems
certain.
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OId.WOrId Gossip.

During recent musical jubilee at Wei
mar the grandsons OF Goethe opened what
is described as 1.-THE otherwise Dramatically
sealed Goethe house" for the benefit OF tle
participants and guests on that occasion.
For several years Prince Bismarck has
taken the artificial culture OF fish at Fried
richsruhe under his own special protection,
and the energy infused by him into the in
dustry has yielded marked results. Sew
eral new species OF fish have been intro
duced. THIS season no fewer than 10000
trout have been introduced at well-knOwn
establishment some distance from Fried
richsruhe.
The museum at South KensiDgton is
about to receive an important addition to
its collections in a section which has hitherto
been somewhat weak-that OF English por-
ceain, pottery, and Battersea enamels.
The gift comes from Lady Charlotte
Schrieber, and consists OF some thousands
OF specimens, which she and her late hus-
band brought together after many years OF
careful and lqborious effort in all parts OF
England and the Continent.
An Austrian merchant. who carries on
an extensive lIlut III WIN DCdStS III tuc
Soudln recently had an interview with
King John OF Abyssinia. The King asked
him ii he knew Mohammed Achmed, to
which he answered that he did. and that he
had purchased wild beasts OF him. " Thou
LEST" shrleked out the King in response.
After the audience the merchant found
that his watch. handkerchief, snutf-bOX,
and everything else that he had in the open
pockets OF his garments had been taken.
For safe escort through the hing's realm
the sum OF 200 was eXactcd OF the mer-
chant.
More than a thousand members and ASSOC
ciAteS OF the British Association for the
Advancement OF Science are expected to
attend the meeting in Montreal in August
next. There can be no doubt that the yisi-
tors will be Hospitality entertained. II is
proposed, however. to adopt such measures
as will 90 far to keep back such rs look for
nothing better than mere animal enjoy
ment from this gatherng-.O fence of, a
somebody has irreverently phrased it. those
who are i'm the habit OF following scientific
or religious convocations simply for the
loaves and the fishes.
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THOMAS D. NEAL.
Death or This weIi.Knewn Tobacco Cem'
,,,..,oo Merchant and Good Citizen.

mission Merchant ana GOOD cfuAe"'
Mr.. Thomas d. Neal, well-known to-
becco commission mel chant and worthy
citizen. died Yesterday afternoon about
2.eo O'Clock at his home, No 0 west Main
street. He was paralyzed In February iast,
but had recovered sufficiently to drive out
occasionally. and was able 10 walk httie
without assistance. About a week ago ne
hogan 10 experience difficulty in breath
ING and again took TO bed, though no I'M
mediately fatal result was expected. HE
family and friends were quite unprepareo
for his sudden death. =,
Mr.. Neal was seventy-two years OF
ace. and was n remarkably healthy and
active man up to the beginning OF THIS
illness. He was born in Pittsylvapia
county. and early made Danvile his home,
and for years sold nearly all the TOBACCO
brought to that town; the sales then
taking place al the wagons. Later on ne
established the first warehouse In Danvll'e'
long known as Meals warehouse. After
the war he removed to this city, and was q
member. succt sslyely, OF several firms, ana
was last I'm business with son, the house
being that OF Thomas ID. Neal. He leaves
a wife and ten children five sons and nve
daughters. Two sons and one daughter
reside in Danville; the others reside here.
Mr.. Neal was member OF the Second Bap-
fist church. and was also a member OF the
Masonic order. For number oil years nc
was chairman OF the Examining Commit.
tee OF the Richmond and Danvile Railroad
Company. He was loving and devoted
husband and father, kind friend, ano
good citizen.
His children in Danville and his daugh'
tor Mrs Iamos U POGO {~he "ao nj ho'
country home near Keswick). were tele'
graphed for yesterday, and will be here al
The funeral.
The funeral will take place from the Sec
ond Baptist church at $3.50 7. NJ. to-day
and in consequence there will he no ser
vices at that church tonight.
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nv THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.

reformation having been received By the Execu-
tive that WILLIAM RANSOM twhitel, about
twenty years OF age. Ave fee. eight inches higna
broad.shonIdered, about $50 pounds weight, ana "a
Prince n EDWARD county with rape, ana Is now
going at large; therefore do hereby oifer re-
said WILLIAM HANSON and deliver HIM into
the aiI Of said county; and do moreover re1n,re
All 6fiicers OF this Common wealth, civil ana mill
tary and request the people generally 70 use 'me'r
best exertions TO procure his arrest, tha' "e ""'
" ~, Given under my hand as Governor, and
}sEAL under the Lesser Seal OF the Common u,
June, 1884. WILLIAM y. ~ y. o.otsrv
81, the ot SommonweaIth. &c 22-lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-22

a. Improvement in cylinder printing
presses. II Is q feed.gWue, m soc,,res
proves the speed Of the press Issssr s. snoil.
greater accuracy in feeding. lessons , sP1m =
ines and stoppages, saves time u u aD;,,mg
ready" and effects accurate shsetp p,, -.
The invention will be lmmeuiatey y" e
fached TO the presses OF Messrs. joins s ~
GooIsby, 1918 Franklin street. ana mnou
completed will be exhibited to tue pri"'oi'
~ the city aud others interested.
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.CITY TAXES.
"
OFFICE CITY COLLECTOR
RICHMOND. VA, June 1854.

Of O'Clock \. NJ. and 6 o'clock T.. VI. from the
10TH TO The BOTH DAY OF JUNE inclusive
for the purpose Of receiving from all Iersons
TAXES DUE TO TIE CITY OF RICHMOND.
Any person who shall fail 10 pay the whole or
one half of said taxes within the time so limited
Will lie considered delinquent, and will be charged
penalty of per cent. upon the total amount
thereof and interest at the rate of 6 per eentum
per annum. a. r. wOODsON,
ieS-td City Collector.
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Other Games.
IBy Telegraph TO the Dispat

[By telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
Buffalo: Buffalos, 6; New York, =.
Detroit: Providence, 10; Dctroits, o.
Cleveland: Clevelands, IA; Philadel-
phas, II.
Chicago: Chicagos, II; Bostons, Z.
Tilmington Wilminstons. 81; Domes-
tics, 4.
indianapolis: Athletics, Il; Indianapo-
lis, G.
Cincinnati Cincinnatis, 5; Alleghe.
nys, 0.
Louisville: Metropolilans, 4; Louis
yilles, ..
st. Louis: st Louis QUnions), G; Chi
Cages Unionsl 4.
Baltimore: Kcystones, IL; Blltimores
| QUnions), 8.
Boston: Bostons (Unionsl, q; Nation
ais a.
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Night.

White stars come OUT in darkenng blue of skies,
White foam upon the blue Of daTkeninR seas,
And the surf's murmur means along the breeze,
Filled with faint echoes rs OF far-0f cries.
Repeating, Vanity of yanities.
All, all Is vanity" and hearing these
Night stands upon the threshold of the leas,
Blue. clad. with fair, slow hands and slumbrous
eyes.
And the wind blows to her across the deep
The voice Of the dead Day o (airest one.
NOught good was there In Inc from star TO
star,
And hast thou any between sun and SUM-
So comes the cry; and from her height afar
Night whispers back: "There IS no gOoo but
Sleep" EngliSh illustrated Magazine.
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A FRAGRANT BREATH is always pleasure and
YOU can have 1t by using MEADE BAKERS DELI
cious CARBoLIC MoUTH-WAsH. II destroys the Of
fensive odor caused by diseased gums and decayed
teeth and speedily restores them to healthy con-
dition. Price, fifty cents a bottle.
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Men and Horses.

A partner in the College Point Brewery,
L. In. Y. Mr.. J. Hirsch, writes, that
among his hands and teams. for rheuma-
tisr. aches and pains Of the men, and for
all ailments OF horses, ST. Jacobs Oil has no
enIlal
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AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

DAVENPORT & MORRIS, IL NJ, &c barrels
confecti0ners'" A" sugar.
f.. HOLZINGER. 10 A. NJ, furniture, pool-table
refrigerator. &C.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR, y. NJ, brick dwelling
No. 100 south Fifth street.
JNO. f. LAUGHTON, JR., II A. ", cakes
crackers, &c.
JNO. Z. LAUGHT( Y, JR., 1890 A. VI. and
4:3O L. NJ, boots, shoes, &c.
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Onara.

The Mozart Association have secured for
their next Thursday evenings entertain
ment an opera combination from Baltimore
who viii give the larger part Of Yerdi's
opera, "Troyatore." Members can secure
seats ut Johnston's Wednesday morning.
This will probably be the last opera OF the
season.
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EAIRAND SOCIABLE.

THE LADIES OF CLAI-STREET
i METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH WILL
HOLD A CHURCH FAIR AND SOCIABLE AT
SMITHS NEW CENTRAL HALL, next to -.
James church, 314 north Fifth street. between
Marshall and Broad streets. commencing on
TUESDAY EVENING, June 24th, at o'clock,
and continuing every evening during the week
je 22-3t
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TAXES.
MANCHESTER TAXES.

am now ready to receive The CITY AND
SCHOOL TAXES FOR 1854. All persons paving
The whole of the same on or before July /, 1854.
will be entitled 10 rebate of . per cent. on The
whole city tax. All persons paying one half of the
same on or before july It. and the other half on
or before November LIST. will be entitled tO re
2h per cent ON the other half. Five per cent. will
be added TO all taxes unpaid on December /, 1884.
J.W. BEONAUGH, JRn
je 2l-tJy1 Treasurer City Of Manchester.
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1t will fully pay every one interested in
Millinery, Fancy Goods and Ladies' Under.
garments to read the advertisement OF
Kaufman & Co., in another column OF this
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-22

From all we can learn, the 4" Montrose y
Whiskey and all liquors sold by W. "
blair & Co., 1909 east Main street, are the
prrest. This firm, established In 1929,
wUrf uner IUr SAFE any mtIrIc tIat S no'
o,on,tina
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Monday MOOnlights.
Dutch GAP,

Steamer Ariel, every Monday night
Leave at 1870 p. NJ; return at 1920 L. NJ
Music. Dancing, Refreshments. street,cars
both going and returning. Delightful
Family Excursions. Perfect order. No
improper persons allowed. Fare only oO
cents. VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
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AIIthe Trash Gone.

A fine assortment Of ladies' and children's
shoes will be offered at auction at 900 Main
street tomorrow morning ut 1920 O'Clock.
A finer line OF goods than heretofore sold
will be offered tomorrow. Reserved seats
| 20 lodina
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-22

A new engine.house Is 10 be built on the
corner OF Cumberland and Laurel streets.
This Is 10 the growing West End, and IL
dearly equi-distant from Monroe Park, the
pegitcntiary, and Hollywood cemetery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-22

BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED BY
the use of MEADE & BAKERS SAPoSINE DENTI-
FRIcE, which will speedily remove incipient tarta
and scurf. Price, fifty cents box.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-22

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at
the DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE. Good WORK,
,ow prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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LAWN PARTY.

THE LADIES OF VENABLE-STREET
| l. CHURCH WILL OPEN THEIR LAWN
PARTY MONDAY NIGHT, JUNE 23D. aud con-
| tinue during the week. pleasant evening can
| lie spent in a worthy cause. The grounds Will be
more attractive than In the past. MUSIC EVERY
| NIGHT. Je2Z-it
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No Combination at Pages,

C.. II. Page does not belong to any COM
bination. Coal and wood cheap for cash
1905 Cary street.
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ALLENTOwNS.
INNINGS.
tLarkln ont for net touching base

xLarkin out for net touching base.
Earned AllentOwns, 3; VirRinias,3. Two
base hits-Gienu, l Powell, l.. Three-base hits
Uardjc, l : Larkin, l. Left on base Allentowns,
7: Virginias, &. Struck Out-AllentOwns. 6 {; Nir-
rinias, 4. Bases on balls-Allentowns, 3 Vir-
ginias, /. Passed balls--Smith. 2; Hardie, /.
Wild pitches-Landis. 2; Doyle, /, Scorer. III. c.
Johnston; Umpire, Mr.. Curry. Time of game
two hours.
Mr.. Curry's umpirng while here de-
serves special mention. He did not make
decision that was not altogether satisfac-
tory.
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Late weather Report.

Especial telegram TO the Dispaich.I =,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 22-l n. "a.
For the Middle Atlantic States. general'y
fair weather, no change in temperature eH.
cent In extreme northern portions, snghtiY
cooler, light westerly winds becoming va
riable. II
For the South Atlantic States, generaIiY
fair weather, light, variable winds, nc
change In temperature.
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MartOrie's Kisses.

MajOrie's Kisses.
Marjorie laughs and climbs on my knee,
And kiss her. and she kisses me.
| kiss her, but don't much care,
Because. although she Is charming and fair,
Marjories only three.
But there will come time, ween,
When, II tell her OF this little scene,
She will smile and pretiily blush, and then
shalt long In vain to Kiss her again,
When Marjerle's seventeen.
Walter Learned In the July Century.
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ROARDTNG.
4 VIRGINIA HOME IN NEW YORK.

"A 49,. vo.. uu,
Ladies and gentlemen visiting New n9rk WI y
find q delightful home at MRS. POW HMM
WEISIGER's, so west Nineteenth street, between
Fifth and Sixth avenues; centrally ana conse-
nientIy located. FaIe elegant; rooms chari,n,ins
Board low at summer prices. le Io-eouH"
RNERS VISITING NEW
- YORK who desire TO avoid hotel puhlcity can
secure HANDSOME APARTMENTS, WIN En-
CELLENT BOARD, at moderate prices. IN inc
most central and fashionable quarter hn9 ns9
SQUARED, by addressing Immediately PkOfhlE-
i0i' Je cost
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Mr. achotf,s Invention

A pc .ent has been issued to Henry schott,
inventor, and William L. Royal, assignee,
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fURNITB Rk.


II GATHRIGHT X son Area
IL. not manufacturers, but by buying their u
goods IN LARGE quantities and paying SPOT III
cash are allowed such discounts AS TO enable -
them 10 sell as low as any msnuiaeturer whether
al home or abroad. " The proof OF the pudding Is
In the eating" aud any one wishing To satisfy
themselves as TO this fact can do so hy inquring al
our warerooms, where can be found n larger va.
rlety Of FURNITURE than was ever produced
by any one manufacturer. ...
je ID Nos. I2 and 10 GOVERNOR STREET.
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PIANOS, ORGANS. DC.


THOMAS j. STARKE & SONS, 62zsz5
3l3 BROAD STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
have added 10 their
BOOK AND STATIONERY BUSINESS
a select assortment of
PIANOS AND ORGANS,
10 which they invite attention Especially their
GOLD-STRING PIAN0S, assuring those In
want of good instruments at reasonable prices
that II will be TO their Interest to see our stock
before purchasing. Our motto Is: Quick sale S
small profits, and frst-class instruments.
ap l3-eod
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear ano
hot.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY A. NJ, 20
0 A. NJ, 81; noon, 90; P. NJ, 80; q T.
NJ. 80; midnight, 30.
Mean temDerature, SO.
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AUCTION SALEN--.M0nday.
,~~s~-~~~~~~~>.~~~c-<~~o~~-r-y -
BY II. seldom Tayisr,
Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer'
Eleventh and Bank streets.

UCTION SALE OF THAT LARGE,
"A WELL-BUILT, DETACHED, COVE
NiFNTIY.ARRkNGED: ASD GENTRALi,dIo,
LOCATED BRICK DWELLlNG 70. , lVg
Residence OF WILSON G. THOMAS, ESQ
al The request Of the owner, VIII ohcr Tor ssie by
public auction upon the premises on
MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1854,
at q O'Clock T.. NJ, that DESIRABLh DIV Eli
contains ten rooms besides kitchen and servants
rooms with gas and waterfall IN nice order. Inc
iot front 40 feet and runs back 1870 feet 10 an
alley Tbe owner Is anxious 10 sell, and doubtless
a bargain may be had at this sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash; the balance AZ one
two and three years for negotiable notes. win IN
terest added and secured by a deed u trust.
ie 10 II. SELDOM TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
sOsE,xyEcUTxD at the DIsPATCH PRINTING
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GALE AT AUCTION OF \ NJ MBLk
- OFBFAIITlFUL BUILDING SITES tRoN
ING on THE NEW -REckRN OR BOZ r.
WARD U.EADING FROM RtSERNQR pAkh
r5 RRoAD STREET ANDO GROVE ROAD,
IL 1UE MOST RAPlDLG-lMPkONlNG SIC
TiON OF THE WEST END.-A' he request ~
tbs nsuer We will otier for sale IT OIL OFFICE,
10. 1912 MAIN STREET. Oh
TUURSDNN.JrNf -. 1854, .
., o.,tnct, a NUMBER UF BEAUTIFUL
~ ut-it nv; sIrt;S on thi. grand avenue. The
land lies prettilv aud I'm fun Sic" oi me fese''oF
'i ThIi a. ot,ers an unusual opportunity for p1fne"
desiring 10 purchaye ricc SITES ior c"''yr', .Gn
yenient to city aud where property y 'ni',S,u, ,
~. And lanI VIII b. sold Q. sizes % SUI puF-
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-22

We have sold this OIL for many years past, and
Us uniform and superior quality has recommends
II 10 all who have used II.