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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-27
PRIMARY THURSDAY.
CANDIDATES ENTERING NAMES
Iske,ihocd or q Large Vote Election OF
Delegates 90 the Convcntion--Lists Close
To-Norrey Mt 8 r. M.

I,ke,ihocd or a Large vote-Eieetion Of
delegates 60 the Convention--Lists Close
To-Norrew NJ r. NJ.
A large number OF candidates paid their
assessments to Colonel John Il. Cary, trea'
surer OF the City Committee, yesterday,
and thereby entered their names for Thurs
DAYS race.
No name can be entered after p. NJ. to-
morrow. The lists close then absolutely
Tuesday the tickets will be printed. Tues
day evening they will he given out to the
candidates. Wednesday they will be dis
tributed. Thursday they will be voted
There will be one ticket for candidates fol
nomination, and one (red) for persons who
offer for election as delegates to the State
Democratic Convention.
Under the proper heading Of offices tc
be filed the candidates names will appear
printed In alphabetical order.
There will be an ample supply OF tickets
at the polls on Thursday morning.
LIST OF NAMES.
The City Committee has made no pro-
vision for advertising the list oil names en-
tered with Colonel Cary.
Every precinct In the city will be opened
90 Thursday from sunrise 10 sunset.
The voting will be just the same as al
the regular election.
Persons not properly registered or trans
ieIred can't vote.
II Is expected that between six and seven
thousand Democrats will participate in
the primary Thursday, and every man VIII
have the opportunity to make up his ticket
In the quiet OF his own home.
OFFICERS TO Re NOMINATED.
The officers to be nominated are Mayor,
Attorney for the Commonwealth. Auditor
Collector, Commissioner OF the Revenue,
Sergeant, High Constable, Sheriff, and
Clerk OF the Hastings Court.
Also, Aldermen, as follows: Marshall
Ward, 1; jefferson Ward. /; Madison
Ward, 2; Monroe Ward, 3; Clay Ward,
1; and Jackson Ward, =.
Also five members OF the Common Coun-
Gil and three Justices OF the Peace Tor each
OF the six wards.
Twenty-one voting precincts are to he
opened and candidates foot the bill.
The Board Of Aldermen is the upper
branch OF our City Council, and is COM
posed Of three members from each ward,
one half of which number are elected every
two years.
There are no candidates from Jackson
Ward offering for nomination. Jackson
Ward Is hopelessly Republican.
MARsHALL-wARD PRECINCTS.
The following list Of judges and clerks
for the Democratic primary election has
been appointed for Marshall Ward:
First precinct (klein's store, 311O Rock
etts street)-J. J. Cannon, John Romer,
judges; James w. Cannon, clerk.
Second precinct Broad street between
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-.ifth)-W. b.
Smith, L. II. Noble, judges; James H..
Goddin, clerk.
Third precinct NlasOnic Hall, Twenty
fifth street)-Dabney G.. Baker, Samuel
Micaels. judges; A. S. Goode, clerk.
GeorgeF. Burgess, ward superintendent
CLAY WARD REGISTRARS.
The registrars Of Clay Ward will be at
.he Office OF WIS Gum, corner Adams
and Broad streets, on Wednesday evening,
April Both, for the purpose OF registering
voters and giving transfers.
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A Crying shame.

The inestimably valuable records OF the
State Land Registry Office, presenting pat.
ents granted from 1920, are fast going Ia
pieces for want Of binding. Dlany are
backless, with missing pages. The atten-
ton OF no less than four successive Regis.
ters has been called to the matter, but ii
remains neglected.
The plea 10 that there Is no proper fund
to be devoted TO such outlay. Surely red.
tape may be set aside for awhile and the in
significant amount needed for this urgent
purpose found.
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A QuostiOn Answered.

II the public will read the list OF prices
i'll Sycle Brothers advertisement they will
very readily see why Sycle Brothers are
always so busy, while other houses are
comparatively doing nothing. Their as
sertion that prices will tell proves itself,
and the wide-awake public know too much
about goods to let Sycle Brothers get idle
for single moment. Call on any day OF
the week at this emporium of the BUSY
Bee" and see for yourself.
81 BROAD STRPrT
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Washington and Richmond Com
manderies.

Richmond COmmandery, No. 2, X, T.,
are actively engaged in preparations for
their pilgrimage TO Washington. The
Templar drills are well attended and emil
nently prosecuted; while the committee OF
arrangements, OF which George A. Ainslie,
Esq. is chairman, are doing all in their pow
er to make the affaira great success. The
proposed pilgrimage Is to last three days,
commencing May 22d. The Sir Knights
will in many instances be accompanied by
their wives and daughters, and the occa-
sion promises to be one Of unusual interest
and pleasure.
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by Qulrles & McCurdy,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
1912 Nam street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLI

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE
L DETACHED FRAME DWELLING. no.
1l5, ON THE EAST LINE OF TWENl TETH
BETW EEN FRANKLIN AND GRACE
STREETS, AT AUCTlON.-ln execution Of =
certain de- ed of trust from William II. Cox, dated
3Oth June, 1874, and duly recorded in the clcrk's
Oftice o. Richmond Chanccry Court, ID. l.. lob c.
page 1875, TO the under,l gned trustee. will
offer for sale the aforementioned property, upon
the premises, on
TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1854,
nj ) O'Clock i. NJ, being required 10 do by the
holder Of the bond therein secured, default having
been made In the payment Of the same. The
HOUSE has about seven rooms; kitchen, gas, and
water. and all necessary COnVcntcnecS. The
neighborhOOd Is excellent aud well located a. to
business, &c. The house Is now occupied by good
tenant and yielding a fair rental. The LOT has 4
front OF feet inches more or lessl the east
line of Twentieth street, and runs back between
parallel lines 1872 feet.
TERMS: Cash TO sufiiciency to pay the cost
and expenses of sale and 10 pay of q bond for
$500 bearing date 30th June, 1874, and all inter-
est which may be due thereon; residue upon such
terms may be given II sale.
ap25 GEORGE ". THOMAS. Trustee.
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MnndamuS Refused.

Yesterday in the Circuit Court, before
Judge Barton, William l.. Royal, counsel
for p. T. Moore, filed petition for rule
commanding Samuel c. Greenhow, City
Treasurer, to show cause why peremp-
tory mdndGmuS should not be awarded to
him commanding said GreenhOw to issue
to him certificate in writing stating that
certain coupons described in the petition
had been deposited with him. The rule
was refused, and the petition was dismissed
with pOSfS
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by Frank d. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate AuctioaeerS,
l10S Main street.
rNUREE-STORY BRICK STORE AN

THREE-ST0RY BRICK STORE AND
l. DWELLING, No. 900 EAST CARY. FOR
SALE ny AUCTlON-At the request Of the
owners We will offer for tale by public auction, on
the premises, on
FRIDAY, MAY 9. 1884.
at s O'Clock Z. NJ, the VALUABLE PROPERTY
located as above. There Isl comfortable DWELL
ING above the store. The house Is covered with
tin, and Is In good order, and has the usual eonve-
niences-gas, water, &c.
Lot fronts ~ feet on Cary street. with depth
OF 160 feet 10 an alley.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months. with interest added. secured
by deed OF trust FRANK ID. HILL 4 Co,
Ap2f AueNoneers.
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rrxinC 20 Rroak Into emo Post.O Gce

This morning about 1:15 O'Clock Dir.
Thompson, one OF the night-clerks en-
ployed ut the post-ofiice, heard some one
trying to break into the letter-boxes OF the
post-Ofiice. He went oIt and caught col
ored man with wooden leg, who gave his
name as Dutch Kelly. and who said he was
from Alabama, and had only been in Rich
mond week. He did not deny that he
was attempting to force open ;he boxes,
but said that he was not Crying particu-
larly TO break in" Policeman James took
him in charge
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MISUNDERSTANDING Collections.

The internal-reYenue collections fos the
week ending yesterday were as follows
Monday, s4,795.99; Tuesday, 1862. 40
Wednesday. s3,Gs4.lG; Thursday. So
602 %; Friday, S4,O9G.44; Saturday, 49,
3s4 .G4-total, 800, 25j.44.
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service win be discontinued for The pre-
sent and the Young mems meeting VIII De
held ON Sunday afternoon at quarter.Pas'
2 O'Clock. The Bible class will meet Mon
day evening at half-past 8. At the meeting
this afternoon there will be reports ron,
the delegates TO the State Convention ., o.
the Associations, which was held last week.
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TELEGRApHIC RATES REDUCED
NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS.
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY

NIGHT RATES over this company's lines TO the
| following points have been reduced ~ 10 cents
for the first 10 words, and l cent for each addi-
tional word FROM AND AFTER APRIL 26
1884:
Bridgeport, Hartford, and New Haven, Conn. !;
Whining ton, Del; Washington, ID. c.. Chicago,
Joliet, Peoria, Springfield, H.; Evansville and
Vineennes, Ind; Lexington and Louisville, KY;
Baltimore and Cumberland, Nd; Boston, spriug-
field, and Worcester, Mass; Detroit, Grand
Rapids, and Kalamazoo. Mich; Jefferson City,
Kansas City, st. Joseph, ST. Louis, and Sedaia
NO.; jersey City, Newark, Paterson. and Trenton
n. D.; Albany, Binghamton, Broollyu, Buffalo
Elmira, New York city, Oswego, Rochester, syria.
cuse, Troy, and Utica, n. Y; Cincinnati, Cleye-
land, Columbus, ard Toledo, Ohio; Harrisburg.
OIL City Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Heading, and
Titusville, Pa: Providence, Il. L.. Wheeling, w.
va; milwaukee, WIS. j. b. TREE,
ap ZT-lt Superintendent
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The undersigned, being requested so to do by the
owners, will on
FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1884, AT IL NJ.
at Ganess Mill, in the lower end Of Hanover coun-
", expose to sale ut public auction the following
THREE PARCELS OF REAL ESTATE, being
the real estate whereof Joseph c. McGhee of Han
over county, dicd seized:
LIST. A TRACT CONTAINING 33 ACRES.
more or less upon which IS a COMFORTABLE
DWELLING In good repair, with usual ou-build-
ings and which tract adioins the lands Of Thad-
deus Talley, Parks Martin, ano others.
I'd. \ TRACT CONTAINING SO ACRES. more
DWELLING, with usual out buildings. and adj
Joins the lands OF Richard Slaughter and others.
Sd. TRACT CONTAINING l4S& ACRES,
more or less, adjoining the lands Of Joseph Adj
ans and others. Upon this tract there are no
buildings. This tract will be sold either a, 4
whole or in lots of such size a will he most adyau-
tageous, and that will best suit the purchasers.
All OF the above property f. within eight miles
Of Richmond; Is I'm the heart of the famous truck
ing section Of Hanover county, lying Immediately
on the main county road leading from Cold Har-
Dor TO Richmond, and adjons on both sides the
Gaines Mill property All of this land is in excel
lent condition, and is very desirable for persons
wishing To start the trucking business.
Persons wishing information a TO this property
can procure the same by addressing either Of the
undersigned at Richmond, Va, or Messrs. Grubbs
AppersOn, real estate agents ana auctOneerS,
No. Eleventh street, Richmond, Va, and at the
lasI-named office plat and survey, giving a full
description Of the property, will be found.
TERMS: one third I'm cash; and the residue In
equal payments at one and two years Ia be evil
dcnced by negotiable notes, secured 10y trust-deed
on the property.
Possession u the TWO flrst-named tracts will be
given on the lst of January next the purchaser 10
take rent from the day Of sale; and OF the last
named tract possession will &c given Immediately
WILLIAM GAINES,
EDMUND WADDILL. JR.,
Attorneys In Fact for Owners.
25-27,2eSMy1
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Tho Best.

For the benefit Of those who have never
tried them we would state that for elegance
OF flavor the celebrated companion brands
After Breakfast, After Dinner, After Sup
per, and Always, loag-fiIler Havana cigars,
are unrivaled.
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The Richmond Street-Sprinkling Com
pany desires to return thanks TO It's friends
for their patronage the two past seasons,
and. with their continued support, they
VIII commence sprinkling May LIST with
increased facilities.
OFFICE, $40 EAST BROAD STREET.
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wILbon,s COMPOUND or Punn cop.LIvrn
or AND Inv TIE advantage Of this compound
over The nIs,n ou q ,l,st the nauseatns taste Of
the on Is removed and The whole rendered pslata-
Bile Tho otrer.,Ss taste OF the OIL has long acted
as great objection 70 rs use but in this form the
trouble is entirely osyiatcd. host Of certificates
might be given here TO testify to the excellence
and success Of "yfloor's COd-Lfve OIL and
Lame" but the fact that it I. regularly prescribed
BY the medical fssul,y Is sufficient. For sale by
Il. Wnpon. Chemist. Boston, ard all druggists
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BY II. j.. Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers.

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
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 premises, on
TUESDAY, APRIL %, 1884,
1t Al O'Clock T.. NJ, 4 SMALL FRAMED DWELL
ING. containing three rooms situated on Jacquc-
lin street between Randolph and Washington
streets, on lot 80 by 90 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, e, and 10 in Square No.
81, on the north side of Claiborne street, between
Randolph street ana the Reservoir, each fronting
80 feet and running back about 1873 feet.
TERMS: One third cash; the residue I'm equal
instruments of six, twelve. and eighteen months,
for negotiable notes, with interest added, and Sc
cured by a trust deed.
II. /. STAPLES & CO.,
AuctiOnecrs.
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Late weather KeD0rI.

special telegram U The DIspalcE.I
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April 27-1:2j 4. ".
For the Middle Atlantic States, warmer, fair
weather. winds shifting to southerly.
For the South Atlantic States, slightly
warmer. fair weather, winds shifting to
south aud west.
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Fred JOhnston,n Rooks.

Received from G. +. Johnston "The
Man She Cared For"; novel, by f. w.
Robinson, Franklin Square Library. Price,
10 cents. "Vivian Grosvenor," by Chris
tine Carlton, Seaside Library. Price, 20
cents, and Harper'S Barar, price, 10 cents.
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The following cases were disposed Of
yesterday:
William Meade lcolored), for stealing q
lot OF clothing. was Jailed for fifteen days.
Martha Christian lcolored) was lined %
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
clear and cloudy.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 81 !;
Q A. NJ, 81; noon, 10; 3 p. NJ, 73; P.
NJ, 70; midnight, 20.
Mean temDerature, GIL
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by thcWnlUg Hose,
Real Estate Auctionccr> ami Brokers.
No. north Tenth street.
UCTION SALE OF HIGHLY M
PROVED
FLOYD->TREET PROPERTY,
ANDA
HANDSOME VACANT LOT ADJOINING.

BY request Of The owners, Who rave determined
TO sell, we VIII sell by auction ca Tie premises, on
WEDNESDAY. April 3p.l1-f.
az O'Clock L. NJ, that truly vtiull De- BRICK
DWELLING No. lOlf Floyd street. llc To Pa,
a front Of 20 feet three iuch.- hy depth ol 1913
feet 10 an alley 20 feet witc. fruntia-ou ,it alley
36 feet Q inches. The dwelling contains nur
rooms, bcslHeS closets. wood tni '.i.-'DIitf'
Latrube stove, range, SC. and AI c"u-
y6niCuceS I'm Keeping with The modern .tYlc Hi
architecture. Thete IS so street in TIE city mat
has improved more within the las, few month";
than Floyd.
several fine dwellings have already been erected
In this neighbOrbOOd, and several morn lrv in
course of construction. Clubbing and paving have
already been ordered IN front Of thIs property.
Owing 20 the nearnesS OF this property 20 the ParA
ana street-caTs, n commeuds Itself 10 ANY enc iu
quest of a delightful home.
Immediately after the sale Of the above, VI viii
sell the LOT adjoining on the east, fronting 20
feet inches by depth Of 1919 feet.
CHEWING & ROSt.
ap24 AGctionccr>.
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REDUCTION OF RATES ON NIGHT
TELEGRAMs.

The SOUTHERN TELEGRAPH COMPANY
announces REDUCTION OF ITS RATES or
NIGHT MESSAGES TO 15c. for the first TEL
words aud lie. for each additional word, between
Richmond, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia
New York, Boston, Cleveland (0hlo), Harrisbur,
and OIL City fPenn.l, Newark aud Treuton IN. j.
Rochester aud Syracuse IN. ", and other north
ern and western cities.
ap27-lt J. W. KATEs, Superintendent.
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FOR having an unlicensed dog on her pre-

ioi uaf'hS ah uihcehse" uoS w.
misses. :,
lou Allen and Ann Gordon (both col
ored), charged with stealing coal from the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company
were placed under bonds for six months.
j. u. Norman and William CheBy, drunk
Fined 81 each and costs.
J. w. RatclifT, drunk and dIsorderiy
Fined a. and cost
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Ladies' md ChiIhran

should not delay in having their Glands
and finger-nails" beautified, and secure a
natural curl, "wave or bang" as we re-
main but one week longer. Call on or ad-
dress Miss A. NJ. House,
FOrdjs Hotel
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Tho Hnrdman Pianos.

The steamer Oregon, which has Just
made the best trip on record across the
ocean from the other side, has a Hardman
piano on board. Ramos g. Moses are Rich
mOnd agents.
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Commencing Monday night, Patterson's
Opera Company will begin three-nights'
engagement at the Theatre by presenting
Strauss opera, The Queens Lace Hand.
kerchief. New costumes and scenery will
be presented.
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D.&E. MrrrrLpoRrER viii exhibit this week
an immense stock Of new goods, just received per
express and freight. All purchasers of Dry Goods
Notions, Mattings, OIL Cloths, ParasoI' &C., &C.,
should give them trial, and we guarantee they
will be pleased
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RICHMOND. Va. March % 1894

RICHMOND, Va, March 26. 1884.
we have this day appointed Messrs.
Goddin q Tribbett our sole agents for the
celebrated Phoenix Baking-Powders for
the cities OF Richmond, Manchester, and
Petersburg, Va.
STANDARD MAs'F'a Co,
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TTALUABLE TIMBER l. AND W
v LANES RIVER AT AUCTION.


A, the reouest of the heirs Of the late Wlil ~
a. vu,,cay viii sell M auction, at my store, NO.
az sycamore street, Petersburg, Va, on
WEDNESDAY THE 2srH DAY OF May
TIC e'CLoCK NJ,
,.,..,Jo TRACT OF LAND Of about
t me yer pEs oE ORIGINAL GROWTH lin :
sER OF PINE AND OAK, lying In the c op amos
LII. ~ hajonoing TO the estate OF the itte W.,
lam %sos fs% @uaty 6 ap9 tSe Il and
Inc lu,sn,i'a an xUater renders this sale worthy
tSs astteSton Of sawm men rt % I
aud those who desire 70 invest IN a Il Considered
ne 8nest tract OF tlmbered land In Eas'ern W.T.
GINA. 80, oasb for the balance n
e. ~ ~ tSya,ve and eighteen months, the de-
eTred payments to be secured by SpPro aTS
dorsed negotiable notes, Interest suue a taSes Tor
retained I'LL paid for. purchaser ~ Pug
1851. os,r,vp p. s. SEABURY,
SALE rooii'N' Real Estate Auctloneer.
uo7aomvoA7
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Tsorsford's Acid Phosphnt

BEWARE OF characterization and
counterfets have again appeared. Be
sure that the word Horsford'S is on the
wrapper. None are genuine without it.
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StammeriDg, Cancers, and Cafarrll
Cured by DIR. Moses & Son, S2I cas-,
Broad Street.

Our success in curing these distressing
maladies has been proved beyond con-
troyersy by well-knOwn citizens Of this
city. We advise all afflicted to avail them
selves Of the opportunity at once. as our
time in this city is limited to the first OF
July,
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MALARIA in all its forms positively cured wilb
EMoRY's sTASpARD-CURE PILLS neVer-iai-
ing remedy: purely vegetable, coi'a no da'"in a
or other poisonous agents. twenty-five ana NV
cents
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RnssHBall.

There was a match game OF base-paii
played at the Virginia Park YESTERDAY az
ternoon between select nine ana the VIZ
pinias. the proceeds OF which went 10 INC
Confederate Soldiers Home. Inc game
was called mt 4:45, the Yirginias at the Dal'
Latouche and Morgan forming the vir.
ginias' and Knox and Mathews the se'ec,
Clubs batteries. The game was witnessed
by several hundred persons, and II was one
OF enjoyment to all who attended and pre-,
sented many amusing features. Knox ana
Mathews, as an amateur battery and not 10
practice. acquitted themselves well. Inc
game resulted in victory to the Virsinlas
OF II 10 O. There was no official scorer
consequently the full score will have TO De
omitted. The following IS the score by In
nings:
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing aone ~
the DISPATCH PR1sTISs-hooo.' 'oo' "oiA
ow prices and sa,i sfaction Tuarah'eeu'
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BY Wellington GOddin.
ap26

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SMALL
~ HOUSES AND LOTS IN RICHMOND
by virtue Of decree Of Richmond Chancery
Court, entered April 18th, 1884, in the suit Of
Robinson, &C., vs. Anthony and others. I shall, as
special commissioner appointed therein, sell at
public auction. on the premises, on
MONDAY, MAY 8, 1884.
at 400 r, NJ, the, REAL ESTATE Of which
Frank Author tcOlOred) died seized and possess
LOT No. /, UNDIVIDED ONE-HALF OF
LOT OF LAND on Marshall and Clay, between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth sire. Is, with M
PR0YEMENTS thereon; occupied by Joshua
Anthony.
teenth street, running 40 feet deep along an alley
In common, with DOUBLE FRAME DWELL
ING thereon.
LOT Nc, 3, in rear Of No; 2, and running back
81 feet, with OLD BUILDINGS thereon.
LOT No. 4. 23% feet front on Marshall between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets, with FRAME
DWELLING thereon, occupied by Lizzie Antho-
Lot No. 5, 35H feet on east side Of Fifteenth
street. with OLD FRAME BUILDING thereon,
occupied by John Robinson.
LOT No. q, VACANT LOT. % feet front on
Page or Valley street, and running back l4O feet
known as No. 81 On plan Of Mchennie,s Garden;
CANT LOT, adioioinR No. 6, containing same
frontage and dimensions, owned Jointly by John
Randolph and Frank Anthony, deceased.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance In s. and
twelve months equal instruments, the purchasers
giving negotiable notes, with interest added, for
deferred payments, and the title retained until the
purchase-moneyi Is fully paid
EDGAR ALLAN,
Special Commissioner.
ROBINSON AND AIS. PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST An
thongs ADMINISTRATORS AND AIS, DEFEND
ANTS-IN THE CUANCERY COURT OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND.
/, Benjamin H. Berry, clerk Of said court. Ger
tify that she bond required Of the special commits
slOner by the decree in said cause Of April 18th,
1854, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 25th day of April,
1884. BENJAMIN II. BERRY.
an DC
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Gen,lcmen's Colored- Bordered Handkershiefs
all linen. l2Hc.. at sYcLE BROTHERS,
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