The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-18

Load Sales.-Hessrs Geddin & Apoer,o. sol
the following property yesterday, belonging /
the estate OF Gen. Harvey, decd, 1t the price
A lot Of ground southwest corner Of Mar,b.
| and 9th streets, fronting on Marshall street an,
running back l40 feet to an alley Is feet ride
| with alargs brick building thereon 81 3C0
Lot No adjoining, fronting 81 fest on Marsh.l
els2z so. '0o'
No adjoining No. 9. front 27 feet, depth IN
| feet s66 per foot. Sl7a2
No adjoining No. 3, front 27 feet depth l40 feet
e69 per foot Sls63
No. fronting 81 fee. on North side of Marshall,
cumming back on OH street l54 feet, with large
brick dwelling thereon 90 600
NO adjoining No front 80 feet, depth Isl
feet e74 so per foot 50 45s so
NO 8 adjoining No 2, front 80 feet, depth Is.
feet. $50 per foot. s2 904
No. 2, fion'ing 32i feet on Seuth-side of Clsy
81 657 so ~o-s r
No 6. 32s feet front on South side CLAY stree.
depth $50 feet s37 so per foot, 81 2ls.
NO. ., 3st feet front on South side Clay street
depth $50 feet S37 so per foot 81 2I9
No. 81: feet front on South aide CLAW street
depth $50 feet, S37 so per foot 81 2l9
NO ,, 81 teet front on North side CLAY street
running oack on 9th street l63 and 16S feet depth
| TO ravine. S34 so per foot SlIO4
No. 80 feet front on North CLAW street. den.,
loS and s23 feet $40 50 per foot. 1886 so
No. ], front 20 feet on North Clay. running back
on I0th street 306 feet to . ravine. 5000
no 'front.' 80 feet, depth a72 and 24s feet. e59
No. ., front 30 feet, depth s4s and 2as feet, s5s
Nos 9. IL, 10, l3. in John Rutherfsrd's plan
fronting 20 feet on Foushee street. depth 1877 fec,
to an alley, S5 So $780,
Making the total amount Of sales s4s..65.
Paoe,S AHnoyanee have been requested to
invite the attention of the proper authorities Ia
the muddy condition of the North sinaw.Ik =,
Bank street, from 10Th to 10Th. caused hv tba oo
| tinusl washngs from the Capitol Son.re n
small ditch were dug on the inside of the railing
| this annoyance nigh: be prevented, and ladiea
would not nave their silks and satins bedaubed in
| passing along the street. -
Cheap Turkeys The city fell heir to five turkeys
| ana a oasKet OF eggs, yesterday morning by the
| vigilance of Mr. Ellis the Clerk at the first M.
ket man named Dwyer, who halls from Ma
| chester, brought lot of poultry to market fo,
SALE and while thus employed took casion To hny
| hVe turkeys ana box OF eggs in positive viola
| ton OF an ordinance against hucksteripe Dwye,
| was called before the Mayor and had a hearing
after which he was fned S. and his turkeys ans
| eggs were ordered to be confscated.
Disposed Of-The warrant against Max Levin
| ger, barkeeper for Mr.. Steiulue on Broad stree,
was disposed of BY the Mayor yesterday. Max wa
| charged with assaultipg and threatening To shoo
H Hazlegrove last Sunday night, and a score O
more of witnesses were examined as to the facts
but as nothing definite could be established ae.ins
| the accused, he was discharged from further cus
| tody.
| TIT Tat Eliza Finney, free woman, CAV
Jordina Mayo, an associate, sound drubbiug o.
| the 18th inst, and then broke her window slas
and crockery ware for which the Mayor ordere
her striped Dress and then held her to all for he
| good behavior
| Continued William P. Cassidy appeared bt
| fore the Mayor yesterday to answer the charge c
using abusive and insulting language to watcl
man Houseman, on the night of the 4th inst
while 10 the discharge Of his duty, but owing to th
absence of witnesses, the examination was pos
| poned until this morning.
Stealing Shoes William Christian, slave TO Et
| ward Folkes, was convicted before the Mayor ye
terday Of stealing pair of CATERS, and ordered
| be fogged.