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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-23

by V. j. Cook, Auctioncer.
% Ninth Street.

cupERB FURNITURE. GENUINE nyTyl
SPsRs ,IBAdSSz AsDy TTtGuhA hifEno OF FAINT:
iNes And TIE hEGHLATR 9gTrFIEr sofnn rET
REsIbFNCE NO. 500 WEST GkAeh einN
Al Ao0 TttIrRsDAY, 24rn INSTANT.
,o,> a,.,oct. viii sell at the anoye resldena,c.c
A. io1 S'gTi1ReEE MAaNiFICENT FURNiI uRE
in sp nTTFJT In an advertisement Is imp ',e
Sole to give idea e iHs vsTIsiSya iRa
We 3compete and latest design BEnn-
TiFtJi, XBiNET with Placque fron,, V scxeral
PILLARS Gins is really r,s u anhd, GEN
9R InS pf GHAhsNs Ans lf' TGGRKisH SARRETs
In tho library will be found an sLEI ,atsf ID
Brady wRITI NaE AsTPAHTuE Err from the
s,ndy Of i. Carrier. Munich. representing T rye
s.er and Ronndhead-a striking contrast. mnese
sstete; are two f Ssea,RB hfFdFhaeoso R for
~, sts!t, BIsAss FIR Of latest designs
piltH CHANDELIE Frs, BOOh-sHELFEo' anu
many other valuable articles. al, ,,rnishod with
ono of The MoST VALUABLE BUFFEIS, WIN
one nv '"1 LARGE FRENCH-PLaTE MIRROR.
VERY VALUABLE PEDESTAL tXTESsSi o,N,
T IRmLrH MRS ,sei TO oV match: SOLID WALNUT
nnInNiNG. ROOM REFRIGERATOR, OIL
PAINTINGS Handicapped by ce Is1 E sEss
a MnfT- CHAi II 81 CHINA AND GLASSWARE
In profusion: TABLE CUTLERY, VINE
COOLER (made In Swiizerlandl, hAnb-mANyhn
AMI CHAIRS TO match; l DElIZ OlL.SIOHE
NEARLY newt; HALL AM STAlh-CAkfEI-
ING throughout the house. .,.,,
THE five chambers are completely furnished
with complete suits Of REALLY SUPERlOlt
WALNUT FURNITURE OF latest styles logetner
each chamber carpetted with best quality Of
BRUSSELS GOODS, several SOLID WALNUT
~ aTTR EssEe OF best quality, PILLOWS AND
HOLSTERS, BEAUTIFUL NURSERY Bed
STEAD, BEDDING. &C.
KITCHEN UTENSILS generally, including q
FiRsT-RATE COOK-STOVE, &c, &c.
This affords a rare opportunity as the owner mas
determined TO give up housekeeping
sale positive.
The house may be rented upon very reasonable
terms, upon application to MIR. JoHN 1; G0pDlN'
real estate agent. Il. D. COOh,
apis Ancuoneer.
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Is sister Of Mrs. X. X. Flannagan, ana
has large circle Of friends here VINO WIN
welcome her with great pleasure.
We are having sort OF Sut-ToSd war
here between the raIlroad-men and tue
coIorcd people. Disturbances have oc.
Cured nightly for several nights past, ana
the mode OF procedure Is such thai u re-
semblcs more the tactics OF Bedouins tnan
the acts OF civilized people. IL seems tna'
n few iIl-disposed railroad-men who ar
rive on the night-trains, and have but
few hours 10 remain here, have been for some
time in the habit OF coming down tue streets
late at night and catching coloreu men
and beating and otherwise misusiDg then'
This occurred frequently before the nu-
thorities knew anything about IL. Inc
complaint was made, however, out tne aIS-
order continued because OF tue utter I'M
possibility OF two policemen to supervise
the whole town at once. The coIored men
could not identify their assailauts, aud
there was absolutely no remedy against
men who came in one hour and ran OUT
the next. The colored people finally con-
cludei TO rectiiy the matter themselves.
Their method was the formation OF an ire
snopsible mob. which, with stones ana
pistols. has made The railroad after night
fan dangerous highway for pedestrians.
FRIDAY night last three or four railroad
men nj Suead's bar-roOm were attacked by
n mob with stones, and the windows OF the
reception-room and railroad telegraph-oi'
fee were shattered. No person was hurt,
and the attacking party was not discovered.
On Saturday night another attack was
made upon railroad employees at the Dry
bridge and one or two persons were PAIN
fully IL not seriously hurt. Last night an
other attack was made with stones and pis-
tolls upon the cahooses on the siding near
the Dry bridge, and, report says, several
persons were severely injured.
In every instance in which persons nave
been hurt it has happened that they have
been innocent Of any intent to engage In
this conflict. The railroad company have
discharged number OF employees who
were known TO have been engaged in this
mater. but the colored people make nc
distinction between these and innocent
w-abiding men. With unreasoning mall
ice they consider every man connected
with the road guilty. 1t is not known
what steps The authorities of the town vii
take. but it is certain that matters have
reached a stage when prompt and decided
action Is imperative.
A cold northeast storm is prevailing
here, and men are wrapped IN overcoats.
| CUP.
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THROUGH THE STATE.
DEzESDoRF INTERVIEWED.
DE Attaches No Importance 70 Chairman
sasIn's Clerical NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."
flight at CHICAGO.
Especial telegram 70 Tue Dispatch'I
Nonrorr VA AnI.il % 1881

N4EIu't Nttfft"s N
flight at chicago.
Especial telegram TO the Dispaich.l
NORFOLK. VA, April %, 1884.
The yirQiaidn Will publish tomorrow
nm interview with John +. Dezendorf with
reference TO Chairman Sabin's "clerical
mistake" published In the Dispatch to-
day.
Mr. Dezendorf said be attached no sort
Of significance to the publication. and that
he has received no communication from
Senator Sabin except the one asking bun
Tor the Virginia delegation. That tnis
communication was addressed 10 DIM
through clerical mistake be regards as ao-
surd. and believes the dispatch above was
an invention by Malone people, or at pes.
n counter-irritant 10 serve the Malone Con.
vcntiop, which will meet in Richmond
tomorrow. "But," said be, "no word
from Senator Sabin would be conclusive
of the action Of the National Convention.
There will be undoubtedly fight between
the two delegations from Virginia before
chat Convention, and the purpose OF tue
Convention Will be TO harmonic the two
wings OF the party, IL possible
.will that be accomplished!
~I can't say. / have been trying to
bring about such a result, but Malone has
opposed, and will oppose, OF course, any
arrangement by which his bosship VIII
be dethroned. He proposes TO rule the
roost IL possible"
"How will the two delegations stand as
regards the presidential nomination 7"
@Our delegation will be for Blaine, and
the Malone delegation for Arthur"
"But Collector Bowden, OF this city,
SAYS that the Malone delegation VIII not
b. instructed. What think you OF that y
"But Boss Malone says they VIII be IN
xfructed for Arthur, and that's what |
think OF that"
~who will be the nominee OF the Ma
tional Conventions
"James G. Blaine, and he will carry
Virginia. too. Mark what tell you; bu'
Grant Is more popular man with the Wiz
ginia Republicans than Blame"
MIR. Dezendori says the Straighout Re
pubIicans will have following OF forty OF
fifty thousand voters this year.
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BY Quarles & McCurdy,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
1919 Main street.

GALE OF THREE DESIRABLE MAIN
- STREET STOREs-No. 1909. OCCUPIED
BY MIR. ". j. SMITH. AND Nos. 1923 AND
1926. AT THE CORNER OF TWENTY-THiRD
AUCTI0N.-At the request of The
owner we will offer for sac on
THURSDAY, APRIL "a, 1884,
at 8 O'Clock p. NJ, the ST ORE now and for many
years past occupied by N. j. Smith, ESQ, No.
1902, between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets.
The store Is three stories hiRh. contains about
eight or nine rooms, large kitchen, &C., and is
well and substantially built. The LOT has q front
OF 20 feet on Main street and runs back about
$50 feet to Rose alley.
Immediately thereafter We win offer those TWO
222S. ~ the southwest cerner OF Twenty. ird
aud Main streets. Each store has a front on Main
street or 16 feet and runs back about $50 feet Ia
an alley. The stores contain about four rooms
and cellar besides storeroom, and have always
commanded good tenants and fair rentals.
THRNs Liberal, and announced at time OF sale
QUARLES 4 McCURDY.
apl9 Aucttoueers
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BY Williams s. Bowe,
Real Estate Auciioneers.

SALE OF AN ATTRAC-
Il TIVE SUBURBAN HOME. WITH ABOUT
TEN ACRES OF LAND, BRICK DWELLlNG
WITH EIGHT ROOMS, OUT-BUlLDlNGS,
FRUIT-TRkEs. GRAPh-yINEs, &C., HALE 4
MILE FROM THE CITY, ON THE BROOK
TURNPIkE, BY AUCTiON.-In execution of n
deed of trust dated 4th Of October, 1875, and
duly recorded I'm Henrico County Court, In d. u.
90, on pace 307, being required so 10 do, will
sell by auction, upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 80, 1884,
at s o'clock T. NJ, the PROPERTY above referred
to, containing about TEN ACRES OF GOOD
AND HIGHLY-lMPROVED LAND, on which
there 4, small, select orchard OF apples, pears,
cherries, and plums, and u vineyard OF nne
grape-al enclosed bya good hedge and plank
fence II is accessible 10 the city, which Is In full
view. by two good roads-the Brook turnpike and
a road leading TO the Hermitage road-upon both
Of which II fronts, making II susceptible OF diV-
sion II desired.
try home in sight OF the city and surrounded by
many attractions.
TERMS The deed requires cash. but IL Is proba-
Bile more accommodating terms will be announced
Al the time Of sale. JOHN $. WISE,
ap 10 trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
l. AND VERY ATTRACTIVE FARM, WITH
LARGE DWELLING AND ALL DESIRABLE
IMPROVEMENTS, SITUATE N THE C0UN-
TY OF CHESTERFIELD, ON THE NEW
ROAD, ABOUT THREE MILES FROM MAN
CHEsTER.-By virtue of deed of trust executed
to me ny A. G Pulliam on The Sth day Of Febru-
airy. 1879, and by request Of the holder OF the
note secured, shall on
WEDNESDAY, MAY IA, 1884,
at 0 o'clock A. NJ Uf fair; and mot, on the next
fair day thereafter at the same hOurl, procet 10
sell at public auction, on the premises, that GER
TAIN TRACT OF LAND above described. con-
tanning SO ACRES, known as LAUREL MEA-
DOWS,m bounded by the lands of Whitehead,
Blankinsulp, Roberts. Clarke, GaTigan, Ship,
Marks, Alols, and Davidson, and by the public
road and new road, and fully described In said
deed of trust.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 70 pay the expenses of
executing this trust and 10 discharge the amount
due on "a note for $1,000, payable on the 18th Of
February, 1880, with interest 10 December %,
1882, and subject 10 credit of $3.50 as OF that
date and interest the balance from said date until
day Of SALE the balance due being s92l.50, with
Interest from December 20. 1882. until day Of
sale. WILLIAM !. CIOPTON, Trustee.
SAMPSON & ADAMsoN. AuciiOneers. mp %
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LYNCHB URG.
TiIder and the Presidency-siunicipal Poll
tics, &c. &c.

TiIder and the Observation-Disclosures Poll
tics, &c.. &C.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspaich.l
APRIL %, 1881.
DIR. p. A. Krise. chairman OF the Demo-
cratic Executive Committee. has certainly
correctly stated in the Dispatch the senti-
ment Of the people in this section N regard
to presidential preference. The Lynch
burg delegation is unit for Tilden, and
the delegation is composed OF men Of sense:
John w. Daniel, Peter j. Otey. p. A.
Krise, c. w. Button, Thomas Whitehead,
John III. Flood, and John ID. Holt.
The COalitionists of this city say they
will make no contest in the spring cleo
ton for municipal offices. The Democrats
have already commenced the campaign,
with II. G. Manson, Jr., for Mayor, NJ. J.
Day for City Sergeant, and the old incum-
bents for reelection. Mr.. Manson is law
partner OF Senator Digs. He is not more
than twenty-siX years old. and young man
OF intelligence and high moral character.
Mr.. Michael CoAnel, Lynchburg's oldest
lnhabitant, fell from a dry goods-boX the
other day while trimming his grape-vines
and broke his colar-bOne beside sustaining
other injuries. Mr. Connel Is ninety-fve
years old, and has lived in Lynchburg the
greater portion of his life. He Is four
years Older than Judge James Garland, the
next Oldest citizen. BEAUMONT.
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BY II. l.. Staples & Co.,

BY II. l.. Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
A UCTION SALE OF A SMALL
N HOUSE AND LOT NEAR THE OLD RES
ERVOIR. AND TWENTY-FIVE VACANT
LOTS ADJACENT THERETO.-We shall sell
by auction, on the premlses, on
TUESDAY, APRIL %, 1884,
at4B O'Clock Z. NJ, r SMALL FRAMED DWELL
ING, containing three rooms, situated on Jacque-
lin street between Randolph and Washington
streets, on lot 80 by 92 feet TO an alley 10 feet
wide. - -
Also, NINETEEN BEAUTIFUL VACANT
LOTS adjacent thereto, fronting on Jacquelin,
Kemper, and Ashland streets.
Also, LOTS Nos. IA, Is. and 10 in Square No.
81, on the north side Of Claiborne street, between
Randolph street and the Reservoir, each fronting
80 feet and running hack about 1913 feet.
TERMS: One. third cash; the residue In equal
instruments Of six, twelve, and eighteen months,
for negotiable notes, with Interest added, and Sc
II. l.. STAPLES & CO.,
AuctiOncers.
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by Furman Upper,
Real Estate Agent and Auciioneer,
l016 Main street.

A TTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE OF
IA DESIRABLE TWO-STORY AND BASE
MINT FRAMED DWELLING, No. 500 NORTH
TWENTY-SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN
CLAY AND LEIGH STREE1S.-l shall sell by
auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL %, 1884,
at 8 o'clock =. NJ. the VALUABLE PROPERTY
described. The house has seven rooms, and the
lot is wide enough for the erection OF another
building. Fine garden and water.
TERMS Easy, and at sale. .,,
FURMAN UPPER.
aplS Auctioncer.
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by sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctIoneers,
HOS Main street.

AT AUCTION OF THOSE
- TWO BRICK TENEMENTS AT THE
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF TWENTI-FIFTH
AND MARSHALL STREETS, Nos. $50 AND
322 NORTH TWENTY FIFTH STREET.-At
the request of the owner we shall offer for sale, at
public auction, upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, APRIL, "a, 1884,
at $50 O'Clock T.. NJ the PROPERTY above de-
scribed.
The HOUSES contain three rooms each, aud are
now rented 10 good tenaTt Is.
The LOT fronts fOrty-hye feet on Twenty-fifth
street, and runs back good depth To a wide alley.
Parties wishing To invest, or to secure "a good
corner-lOt, would do well TO attend the sale.
TERMS: At sale. SUTTON & CO..
an 20 Auctioneprs.
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Late Weather Reporl.

ISptcIaI teIcgfafh 10 the DlspaIch'
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April 23-i:30 A. ~.
For the Middle Atlantic States, slightly
warmer, generally fair weather, light rains
in southern Virginia, light, variable winds.
For the South Atlantic States. local
rains, followed by clearing weather, varia-
BILE winds. generally from north to west.
slight rise In temperature in northern por-
ton. nearly stationary IN southern per-
ton.
The WEATHER YESTERDAY was rainy and
cold.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY G A. NJ, A;
Q A. H., AZ; noon, As: p. NJ, &c; p.
H.. as; midnight, 40.
Mean temperature Al 5-6.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.
n Missionary Returning-A War Between
Raiiroad-Men and Coiored Men.
rr.rvx.sy,ondo,ce of thu ID. q, s,,S rtscaseh

Raiiroad-Men and CoIored Men.
ICorrespondence Of the Richmsnd Dispatch.I
ApRIL y, 1884.
Seven ysars ago Miss Florence Pitman.
an accomplished young lady Of this place,
departed for Japan, under the auspices Of
Ghe General Missionary Society of the
United States, 10 labor as a missionary.
Her station was Toxic. After short resi-
aence there II became apparent that the
Church had made good selection. as her
work was very effective. About two yeaI
ego she married J. Mcdonald Gardiner, Of
New York. who was attached 70 the United
Gxst1s legation at that point. Mrs. Gardi-
uerss time Of service ~ missionary has ex-
pjred, and she Is now on her way home,
and Is expected to reach here to-day. Sho
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A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT, SIT
IA UATED AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER
or SPRING AND PINE STREETS, FOR SALE
AT AUCTJON-At the request Of the owner
will offer for sale at public auction, upon the pre-
misses, on
FRIDAY, APRIL %. 1884,
at 81 O'Clock =. NJ, that DESIRABLE LOT as
above located. Ii fronts on the west side Of Pine
street 80 feet and runs back lao feet 10 an alley
3 feet wide.
TERMS: Que third cash; the balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, with interest,
and secured by deed OF trust.
III. SELDOM TAYLOR.
an 90 AuctiOnper,
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BY Furman Upper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
10l6 Main street.

UCTION SALE OF SEVEN
n FRAMED DWELLINGS, LATELY BUILT,
SITUATED ON CHELSEA HILL. OPPO>ITE
THE TANNER & DELANEY ENGINE WORKS.
BY request Of the owner, | shall sell, by auction
on the premises, on
TUESDAY, APRIL %, 1854,
ut o'clock L. NJ, the above referred-to PRO-
PERTY. some OF these hOuses are detached, and
some are tenements; the former have Ave and the
latter three rooms each, and rent for 50 and So
per month. They have ample front and back
yards, and 25-foot alley in the rear. The near
ness of this property to the works alluded to and
the Chesapeake and Ohio shops make IL deslr ible
as homes for mechanics, and they are especially
invited to attend this sale. An improving locality,
bracing air, fine sceOery, and good water are
among the attractions offered.
TERMS: Easy and at sale.
FURMAN TUPPER,
Auctieneer.
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DUBLIC SALE OF FISH FACTORY
l. VIII be sold on the premises, on
TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 1854,
commencing at | O'Clock A. NJ. the FISH FAC
TORY owned by the late firm Of Darling Il smith
ers, located on Northeast Point, on the Chesa-
peake bay at the mouth of Back River The safe
Will include all the
BUILDINGS, WHARVES.
DRYING-FLOORS. TANKS,
PRESSES, BOILERS.
ENGINES,
and all the fixtures connected with the Factory,
which Is the best-fttcd establishment on The Ches-
At The SAME TINE
Will be sold all the TOOLS and IMPLEMENTS
used at the Factory, such as
HAND-CARTS, BARROWS,
CANVAS,
SIX PURSE-NETS,
EIGHT PURSE-B0ATS,
IIOISTING-ENGlNE,
SHOVELS, FORKS. &C.;
AlsoONE DWELLING HOUSE.
TERMS: One-third cash. One~third in six
months; one-,hird In twelve months. Bondsswith
approved security required for the deferred pay
ments. d. ;. DAZZLING,
Surviving partner Of the late hrm OF Darling
JACOB HEFFELFINGER,
Administrator Of the Estate Of W. q. Smithors,
deceased. ap l7,2a23&27
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T,RUsTEE's SALE By AUCTION
OF
LARGE QUANTITY or REAL ESTATE
IN TIE
CITY or RICHMOND
AND IN THE
COUNTIES OF HENRICo AND HANOVER
TO TAKE PLACE AT THE
OFFICE OF WILLIAMS BOWIE,
NO. NORTH ELEVENTH STREET,
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Death Of Commander Hudgins, OF the
Oyster Navy.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch
NORFOLK, April %, 1884.
Captain Lewis NJ. Hudgins, commander
of the Virginia oyster navy, died at his
residence, in Brambleton, suddenly tonight
OF heaI t-disease. He was formerly super
intendent OF the Inland Coasting Company,
aud received his appointment as comman-
der Of the oyster navy on the l4th instant.
He was about fifty years of age and native
OF Matthews county.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

DOR SALE, BRICK DWELLING %
Il No. west Grace street; ten rooms a;5
kitchen -four rOOms), modern conveniences, large
brick stable. BRICK DWELLINGS Nos. 200,
POS, go north Twentieth street; eight rooms.
kitchen -four rooms), modern conveuiences
TERMS: One-ffth cash balance one, two. three.
four. and five years CYRUS BOSSIEUX,
ap 23-2w (01ice under Tobacco Exchange.)
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n
NIGHT.
FREIGHT.

FKtIbHI.
Frelgb. received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth,
smlthield, and Hampton; Washington, ID. c.;
Newbern, Washington, and 1arboro', y. c., and
all points In Eastern North Carolina; also, for
Eastern shore of Virginia. Old Point, and III regu.
lar landings on James river, ~ LOWEST RATES,
and through bills Issued. i. b. TATUM,
~ % superint.ndent
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BY George 5. Vashon & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
No. z Tenth street.

DETACHED FRAMED BUILDING.
IL No. 415 SOUTH PINE STREET-LOT 80
BY $50 FEET-FOR SALE lY AUCTION
By request of the owner, we will sell by auction,
on the premises, on
FRIDAY, APRIL 25. 1884.
at 81 O'Clock p. W., the PROPERTY above de-
scrlbed Ills property, situated in rapidly adj
vancing portion of the city, should attract the at
lentioD of those wanting neat home or good
Investment.
TERMS: Announced at sale.
GEORGE ;. VAsHON & SON,
ap20 AucuOneers.
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SHIRTS, DRAWERS, &c.

SOUTHERN STEAM SHIRT MANU-
W FACTORY The best-eluippsd SHIRT AND
DRAWER MANDATORY south Of New YORK.
We call special attention To our CUSTOMS DE-
PARTMENT, slso our line Of FgRNIsHING
GOODS. X. III. ANDERSON,
NH 7-3m sos Broad street
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BY :. Thompson Brown & Co..
ps,, r,,.,s Agents and Auctioneers,
lIis Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE BROAD
- STREET STORE
SOUTH SIDE
No. I'll, BETWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH
STREETS,
NOW OCCUPIED BY THE BIBLE AND BOOK
ASSOCIATION.

H., ,,.,r. ., decree of Richmond Chancery
Court, entered 9Th April. 1864, IN re braf os'
smith ,t nIs we, undersigned, special coi nIo
missiOners appointed therein VIII sell ~ p3''N
auction, on the premises, on on,,
TUESDAY. APRIL 29TH, AT o'oLock T. W.,
the REAL ESTATE referred TO ID said d .T ~
being that truly valuable n,ng % foe, on The
south line OF Broad street between seventh anu ,n
Eighth streets and running back between paranei
lines 100 feet, nore or less. s,ron,. ,.,, o,-
The improvements consist OF STORE NOV oci
cunIed ~ the KJbie and Book Association) ana
DWELL fNc; above, all under rental. The cen,
trail position of this desirable store-properly.anu
the great inn movements now about 10 De erec.eo
on both the upper and lower portions OF pf f,s,
street. should command me a.tenuen vi S .lp,rrn
4 IS To this most desirable location for store-pro
pcrty. .,o.,,, lin no
exhibited at sale. -, -. A., .-oh..o
TERMS: Cash as to one-fourth OF the purenase-
money, and the residue In six. twelve, and eign,,
teen months Interest added title retained Till all
of said purchase money Is pad and a deed oruer-
ed by the Court. EDWARD II. ElTZHUGH,
Ely. CANNON,
JAMES CASlkIE,
JAMES n. D0OLEY,
J. PRESTON COOKE,
Special Commissioners
j. THoMPsoS Brown & Co., Auctioneers.
Bray aud ais. Plaintlhs'
against -.
Smith and ais. 'Deiehu"n's
IN THE cHASCERY COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
M0ND.
T. BENJAMIN n. Berry, clerk Of said court, certify
that the bond required of the special commission
c-s by the decree In said cause OF April y, 1908
Given under my hand this 22d day Of April
1884. x.
apes BENJAMIN II. bEhh1.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-23
P0STPONEMENT.

POSTPONEMENT.
In consequence of rain the above sale is post
poned until
WEDNESDAY, APRIL ODD,
at the same hour. III. l.. STAPLES & CO.,
ap23 AuctiOueers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-23
BY W. II. Lyme & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
ll13 Main street.

UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
N BUSINESS STAND, WITH DWELLING
ATTACHED. CORNER NJ AND TWENTY
FOURTH STREETS-By direction of The owner,
we shall sell by public auction, on the preml-
THURSDAY NEXT, PATH INSTANT,
mt 5 o'clock p. NJ. the VALUABLE and At
TRACTlVE BRICk-AND-F FRAME wv o.
STORY STORE. with DWELLING above, con-
tanning about five rooms besides store, with lot
4lXl25 feet, more or less, ut the northeast corner
Of NJ and Twenty-fOurth Streets now In The occu-
nancy OF Mr.. G. w. Carter.
THIS beng a well-established business-stand,
always yielding n good rent. and very near to the
Church-Iill ayenue-now rapidly approaching
completion-it should attract the attention OF
purchasers. whether for occupancy or investment
TERMS: One third cash: the residue by neg0tia-
bic notes, with interest added, at six ana Twelve
months, ana secured by a deed Of trust.
ap2O w. II. LYME & CO., Aucttoncers-