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FROM ATLANTA.
The Governors EIect of Georgia and Ala
BRma nut I'm Office by Military Order-The
Auburn Murder Trias-PollIicaI.

ATLANTA, July 3.-In compliance with teIe-
graphic orders from General Grant. General
Meade issues orders appointing Bullock gov.
erDor of Georgia, vice General Ruger re.
moved, TO take effect tomorrow on the as
sembllng of the legislature. Also, Wm. H.
Smith, governor of Alabama, vice Patton, re.
moved, and A. J. Apologize, lieutenant governor,
To- take effect July 18th.
The testimony of the prosecution against the
Columbus prisoners is very strong.
Gen. Robt. Toombs is here organizing the Dem
ocratic party.
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RIVER NEWS.

VICKsBURG, July 3.-Passed down: Pauline
Carroll at midnight, WestmOreand at A. NJ.
River rs feet below high water mark and falling
rapidly.
Louisville, July 3.-Rver on a stand a feet
water in the canal. Westh er dry and very warm.
ST. LOUIS, July 3.-Riyer stationary. Upper
Mississippi getting very low.
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LOOK AT THE RUINsl-Aye, look at the ruins Of
what were once magnificent sets Of teeth, to be
teen everywhere in society. Look at them, and
ask yourself il il is not marvellous that such de-
s'ructon is permitted, when, by simply using 5000
don't, any teeth however fragile, may be preserved
from decay or blemish as long as life lasts.
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ADJOURNMENT TO MONDAY sEx1
rHE NEW TAX BILL.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-The corruption commit
tees report covers over twenty Columns, without
positive facts or assertions. The report sbOrs to
show the probability that money was raised
and used 10 scquit the president. The amount OF
dirt thrown is amazing-soarcely friend of the
president, or a prominent political opponent OF
the radicals escapes.
SenGte.-A memorial was presented asking
SIS 900 for deepening st. Johns river in Florida.
The tax bill was reported and made the special
order for Monday and until completed.
resolution TO adjourn for the Fourth was
adopted, ten radicals voting nay.
The balance of the day WAS devoted to Dis
trict OF Columbia affairs. Adjourned.
HOUse.-DemOcratic seats empty.
The House considered appropriations in com
mttee of the whole, aud again jected the smend-
ment allowing clerks extra compensation, and,
after passing bill furnishing the militia of each
congressional district with two thousand rifles and
two batteries of artillery, adjourned to- Monday.
The finance committee of the Senate have
stricken from the tax bill the section taxing banks
and bankers.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

PHILADELPHIA, July S.-Detective lafayette
c. Baker is dead. He leaves s250,000.
INV LONDON, CONN, July 3.-The steamers
City of Boston and state of New York collided at
the mouth of Connecticut river in the fog this
morning. Three lives we're lost and many persons
Injured. Both boats were crowded with pas
ReIUers.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

AN Americas War Steamer Searched In n
Mexican Port,
SAN Francisco, July S.-The crew, and finally
Capt. Bridge, of the American war steamer Chan
ticleer, was searched at Mazatlan. Capt. Bridge
claims that this action of the Mazatlan authorities
is national insult, and notified the authorities of
bis intention 10 lombard the town, but, under
remOnstrsnce from the American consul, merely
blUckaded the port against Mexican vessels, the
vessels Of other nations passing freely.
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convention, appointed three commissioners in
each county 10 supervise elections, who were
10 be paid SIX dollars per diem each. The &C.
counts are being presented, and Gen. Mcdowell
orders the State auditor 10 allow no such accounts
as the reconstruction fund will pay election ex-
penses.
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Some Americans in Bavaria, have protested
against the fourth article of the naturalization
treaty with America. They say the construction
given to the article by Minister Bancroft is not
sustained by the text.
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FROM EUROPE.
Napier Visiting the oueen-The War In
China.

LONDON, July 9.-Gen. Napier is at Windsor
Castle visiting Queen Victoria.
Hong Kong dispatches report the rebels sue
cessiul in several engagements and seriously men
AGING Pekiu,
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sos Broadway, New York. and

sos Broadway, New York, and
Ion South 10th street. Phadelphis, Pc.
PRICEsl Is per bottle six bottles for Sc So delivered
90 snv address Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
~ NONE ARE GENUINE unless done up in steel-ss-
snved wrapper with smile Of my Chemical Warehouse
ana signed H. I. HELxBOLD. The proprietor COM
PEELED TO adopt such wrapper ause Of the growing pOpu
lary OF articles and prevent spurious and dangerous
covn,srfeiting.
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The Corruption Committees Report.
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
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LONG STANDING.

no treatment Is submitted to Consumption or Insanity
nsy ensue Our esh and blood supported from these
sources nd the health and happiness ana that OF POsery
depend upon prompt use Of reliable remedy.
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EXTRACT BUCHu
ESTABLISHED UPWARD OF Is YEARS.
H. t. HELMBoLD, DRUGGIsT,

Prepared by
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ALL DISEASES OF THE URINARY ORGANS,
IN MALE OH FEMALE.
Whatever Cause Originating

And no matter how
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-01
perFRsnURG. June 80. 1868

PETERSBURG, June 80, 1868.
The city wac visited last night by thun-
der g,orIn Of ul.~nnted violence, The rain
begun to fall abou. 2 o'clock, and came
down in torrents for nearly two hours.
Many cellars were flooded, sulverts across
the streams broken up, ard the streets IN
places q good deal washed. Several trees
were blown down by the wind, and one al
the lower end of High street was shivered
by the lightning. What il remarkable, the
fury OF the storm appears to have been ex-
pended almost entirely on the city--in the
country around the rain amounted to no
thing n1orcsth refreshing shower.
The records of orr quiet village exhibit
the following criminal and cfTii statistics
Tor the month Of June:
In the Hastings and Mayors Cohrts~fhe
number of criminal trials is POI; civil cases,
81.
Number Of prisoners now confined in Jail,
80.
Fines collected By the Mayor during the
month, sl79.5O; and for the three months
since he has been in Office, $594.90.
Number of marriages, 10; of which Z
were Of white persons and IL colored.
The ladies of the Memorial Association,
in order to raise funds to prosecute their
work, are making arrangements for giving
n grand feast and concert ut Mechanics
Hall for three nights this week, commenc-
ing tomorrow Wednesday night. On
Thursday night the concert will be intro
luced, with sufficient intervals between the
pieces to allow visitors to promenade or
partake Of refreshments. On Friday night
the affair will conclude with what is deBig-
mated as the Lyrical Memorial, consisting
sof music and the recitation of patriotic
pieces. There is hardly doubt that it
will be a splendid success, Ms nothing Of the
kind has ever beeu gotten up under more
imposing auspioess
had the pleasure to-day of meeting with
the Rev. Thomas Hume, Jr., principal Of
the Roanoke Female College at Danville.
During the war, when he acted as chaplain
ut the hospitals, and subsequently, when he
taught boys school, his face was as
familiar as that Of any other person. Con
scqucDtly he has hosts Of friends to greet
him. The Danville college is very fou-
rishing institution, the number of scholars
having been nearly hundred, and the
course of instruction of the highest grade.
A marriage worthy Of special mention
was solemnizcd this afternoon at Grace
church, the Rev. Mr.. Gibson, rector, oftici-
ating. The parties were Miss Kate Friend,
one of Petersburgs fairest daughters, and
william S. p. Mayo, Esq, of Richmond.
The church, capncious as it is, was crowded
with friends and spectators. 5.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-01
BIZ James NJ. Taylor X Son, Auctloheers'
Office No. s2l Main street,
three doors below Spotsw0od Hotel.
TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUABL T

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALU A b Z
REAL ESTATE, IN THE CITY OF RICE. d.
M0ND. AT ADDITIONALLY virtue % uesu vi
trust executed to the subscriber by iohh lash any ~
Hannah his wife, bearing date tne Sun n't 2, Va
Anril 1851 duly recorded In the RisDlnoHnu nus ,h
tinps Court, Shall In execution tnereo'i ~ al
reauest In writing, of the benehcEtries IN ' ta
deed. proceed to sell ut public auction, Zoo Oh INC
nremises on SATURDAY, July 1899 at
p'cInck p NJ, IL fair If not: the first ialr Gay
,bcreafter SUNDAY excepted), the REAL ESTATE
conveyed by the said deed-vtz., certain iot,
niece, or parcel of land situate lying, ana being
I'm the city OF Richmond ut being the same pro- ",
nnrtv which was conveyed to the SAID Jonn Slasn
Nv Youel S. Rust and Elivia j. Rust, his wl1e, oy
their deed dated the oath day of APRIL II the year
I8aa and Of record In the Clerks Office OF the Hus-
tInGs Court of the city Of Richmondj bounded as
folfows-to wit, Beginning ut the line OF Mary Ann
Evans on the Brook road, ffty-eight feet from the
north line of ten-foot alley, thence to the west
crn sid. OF said road l22 feet, thence running south
lOs feet to an alley ten feet wide usually caileu
Grahan's alley, thence along the western margin
of said alley l20 feet inches to the point OF begin
ming. ---. a., l., .
Tpon the above-descrlbed property there Is u
good store. dwelling, and other buildings, ana Is
the same property which the said Clash resides.
TERMS: 0ne-fourth cash: the balance ut one
two and three years for negotiable notes, Win III
terpst from day of sale. secured by deed OF trust
GEORGE M.9nl}ilsWRT, Trustee.
Sale conducted by J aDfEs NJ. TAYLOR q SON
Aurtionpprs, 1e 2l--inL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-01
By wellington Goddin,
AuctiOneer and Real Estate Agent.

VERY UABLE LOT, AT THE
Y NORTHWEST CORNER OF MAIN AND
TENTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
TOGETHER WITH THE OIL ID BRICKS
THEREON.-Will be sold at auction on the pre-
misses, on TUESDAY the 18th day of July, 1858, at S
O'Clock 2. Nj, that truly valuable LOT located as
above, on which formerly stood Messrs. Meade &
Bakers drug store, fronting 2Oa feet, running back
about IS feet.
For commercial purposes this Is justly regarded
as one amongst the most valuable lots on Main
street. being In the heart Of the city and within 200
feet of the post-ofce.
TERMS: One-ffth cash balance at six, twelve,
eighteen. and twenty-fOur months, for negotiable
notes, interest added, secured by I trust deed.
For any other information rs TO title &C., apply
to the auctioneer.
After the sale of the lot about fifty thousand
OLD BRICKS Will be sold. W. GODDIN,
te Auctfonper.
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5By Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
OABLE REAL ESTATE IN SIDNEY. ON
THE NORTH SIDE OF CARY BETWEEN
BELvIDERE AND PINE STREETS.-Byv virtue
of decree of the Circuit Court of Richmond, pro-
nounced on the ED May 1862 In the of Roberts
and wife against Yials executor &C., we shall as
commissioners thereby appointed proceed to sell
at public auction. on the premises, on MONDAY,
Jufys 1863 at O'Clock P. NJ, ltf FAIR if not, the
first fair day thereafter,l the large BRICK TESE-
MENT and the LOT on which 1t stands, now In the
occupancy of Mr.. William II. Stoll, and directly
In front of the residences Of Messrs. Charles Pill
lips and William Smith.
TERMS One-fourth cash; balance at four, eight
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added, and title retained until all OF the purchase
money is fully paid and conveyance ordered by
the court. JAMES n. DOOLEY,
JOHN O. STEGER.
je2G Commissioners.
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TRUsT SALE OF VALUABLE REAL

TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
4 ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
at THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF MAIN
AND TENTH STREETS.-By virtue OF q deed
Of trust to US as trustees from Arthur f. Gooch and
wife, bearing date the 18th day Of September 1sea,
recorded In the Clerks Office OF Richmond HrS-
tngs Court and by request of the creditor therein
secured, we shall proceed to sell at public auction,
on the premises, on MONDAY the 10th day o. Jriy.
1885, II fair If not the first fair day thereafter, ut
O'Clock P. NJ, part of the property therein con-
veyed, consisting OF the LOT OF GROUND above
mentioned which Is Of the most desirable In the
city, fronting 20s feet Main street, and running
back on the west line OF Tenth street about IS feet
being the lot which the drug store Of Messrs
Meade 4 Baker formerly stood.
TERMS /: Cash as TO a sufficient sum TO pay the
expenses Of sale and of the execution OF this trust
and the sum of $50, being the interest for four
years and six mouths the principal SUM of $a 600,
mentioned In the said deed; and for the residue,
upon liberal credit to be announced at the sale.
GUSTAYUS A. MYERS, rr,ns,.aO
ROBERT r. H0WIsON,} 1fuh'ees'
GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. JeT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-01
BY Grubbs & Williams, Aucti0neers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

a VALUABLE FARM OF SIXTY
TURNPIKE, ABOUT HALF MILE WEST
OF THE FAIR GROUNDS, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-By request Of the owner, whose bust
ness requires his constant presence In the city, we
will on MONDAY, 9th of July, at O'Clock z. NJ,
sell upon The premises the FARM referred to
above, adjoining the land OF Slr. Ford and De.
Linton's estate, and opposite to the farm Of John
K. Kerr Esq. Nearly the whole of it Is cleared
and In 4 good state of productiveness. There Is i
DWELLING with five rooms, and the usual out
houses; also, coo to 700 choice young FRUIT
TREES, large number of select GRAPE VINES.
Also, we'll situated ICE-POND.
This place Is peculiarly adapted for trucking and
fruit-growing.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance at six and
twelve months for notes. with interest added and
secured by deed OF trust.
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS,
je 22-A 20, %, Jy1tdtds Auctioneers.
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By Grubbs s. Williams, Auctioncers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEAT BRICl

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEAT BRICK
4 DWELLING ON THE WEST SIDE OF
FOURTH STREET BETWEEN DUVAL AND
BAKER STREETS.--Default having been made
In the payment of two Of the notes described In 4
deed Of trust executed by Oliver Davis to the SUBJ
scriher as trustee, dated goth March, 1861 and re-
corded In Richmond Hastings Court office, having
been thereto required by the holder of said notes,
l will, In execution OF the provisions Of said deed.
sell ut auction, upon the premises, on FR!DAr
not, on the next fair day thereafter, at the same
hour the property conveyed thereby, being neat
and desirable BRICK RESIDENCE. situated as
above with five rooms, a kitchen with two rooms,
and water and gas on the premises.
The LOT Is 81 ella by 100 feet to an alley l3feel
wide.
six months for negotiable notes, interest added,
S-0"' r. w. GRUBBS, Trustee.
GRURBS &c WILLIAMS. huctiOnecrs. il 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-01
BY James NJ. Taylor & Son, Auctioneers,
Office No. s2l Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.

SALE OF A SMALL FARM,
Il ON JAMES RIVER, SIX MIL S EAST 0E
RICHMOND, ADJOINING CHAF1N'S BLuFf
AND TIE WILTON ESTATE. CoNTAiNING
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-SEyEN ACREs
OF VALUABLE LANp.eaAT AuCTIoN:.sIy
Tirtue OF deed Of trust execteda sosthe suDsSrlS
her, dated the oJd day &c December. 1857 and OF
record In the County Court of Eenrtco, to secure
the payment Of 4 certain sum OF money therein
mentioned. and ut The request OF the beneficiary
III said decd. Will proceed 20 sell at public auc.
ton or the premises, OF FRIDAY the 81 day OF
july. 1900 at half-rast ~ clock =. M. the TaiMa-
hie FARM located a5 above, and on which Mr.. ".
=, T'carcc now resides. The buildings consist OF
dwelling ard the usual out-houses. The land eN-
tends from the Osborne turnpike t. James river,
With rec. .vT...irlg the rirsr mere are about
,vcnLy-fSe acres Of low grounds, ana npout ne, 81
yrntv-f sc acres cleared and In cuitiVa''1a. nc
land IS naturally very fine, ana produces goa"
crops. :, ~ ,a..
To any person wanting small farm, q Inc OPP
por:unity is offered TO procure one. n.
TERMS one-ilftG ir cash balance on i crcui'
of sin twelve. and eighteen months Tor ne2otlaolt
notes, with interest added, secured by uceu W
trust Possession of portion OF the iarll Gan U
had In October 10 seed the fall crop, ana ihli pos
session can be had on the LIST OF january, i'os
The present crop will be reserved to The tenant.
- - 9kMI,S ID. DIVINE, Trustee.
Sale 70 be conducted by I..MEs NJ. TAY u u. \
Son, Auctioncers. s-aa- g,4 Je =S--ioe
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AUcTTON SALES.
FUTURE pay.
By Grubbs q Williams 3Anctioneers,
Northwest corner Of Mnim and Eleventh street

Northwest corner Of Mn,m and Eleventh streets.
TRUsTEE's SALE OF THE VALU-
Il ABLE TENEMENT No. 49, ON The
SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD BETWEEN THIKD
AND FOURTH SrREETS.-By virtue of a deed
OF trust executed By Thomas II. Qrnries to the sub
scriber rs trusted, dated 10th March, 1891 and re-
corded In Richmond Hastings Court Office being
thereto required by the creditor secured VIII sen
I'd July 1sss Mt 5o'clock z. NJ If fair, IL not, the
next fair day, at the same hour, the property con-
yeyetf In said deed the same being lot or parcel
of ground In the city OF Richmond. on the south
side Of Broad between Third and Fourth streets
fronting q feet Ii inches and running back loo Feet
brick tenement formerly occupied by Thomas ".
Quaries as dry goods store. il Is admirably ar
ranged throughout Is fitted up IN the finest style
and Is altogether of the most attractive ana de-
sirable houses in the city for business purposes.
The terms of the deed require cash for sum sur
acient to defray the expenses of the Gale ana TO
discharge n debt for 90, 81 with interest from
payment as the said Thomas II. Quarles may pre-
scribe but 1t Is possible that other and more IA
yorable terms may be announced 1t the time Of
sale. ROBERT A. LANCASTER, Trustee.
P. S.-Tbe terms OF sale will be one-fourth
cash; balance at six. twelve and eighteen months,
with interest, and secured by deed of trust.
ROBERT A. LANCASTER, Trustee.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Aucti0neers.
je 2o-24,27, jyl,2
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale IL unayoidably postponed to
WEDNESDAY,, 18th of july at O'Clock L. VI.
X. 4. LANCASTER. Trustee.
jy l-3tawtJy1o&tdtds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-01
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctfoneersand Real Estate Agent.

TRUsTEE's SALE OF LARGE AND
WELL-AREANGED DIsTILLERY, on
MOORE STREE IN TIE HE s mTF1 , 9E EiSHn-
SC-By virtue of i deed Of trust executed to the
subscriber by Messrsf Robert J.. Christian, Dar
yid NJ Lea. and LssStern, dated The 18th OF
December, 1865 and duly recorded In Henrico
United States District Court In Bankruptcy In She
case of Ould. assignee OF Christian; Lea Il Co.,,
against Altmeyer, &c, 2entered on the oath june
1893 | shall. in execution thereof, proceed 10
sell at public auction, on the premises, TN
WEDNESDAY the 8th day OF july 1905 at
Is O'Clock p. NJ, II fair, If not, the hrst iair
above, having front oflss feet on Moore street,
running back about 800 feet to BaCOn's Quarter
branch. The improvements on this LOi consist oil
a large new brick building, covered WIN slate
granite basement, soxsO fees also one other DricH
granite Foundations covered with slate So8-o leei,
besides several other sheds.
In the large brick building~ls a complete SCI OF
DISTILLERY FIXTURES aud APPARATUS,
nearly new, and cost, as | learfrstwlthoutthe real
eslatc) about 800 900, and constitute.t assLam In
formed one of the most complete distillerics In
Virginia. A full supply Of pure spring water
conveyed b. pipes, passes through the whole pro-
per.;;.. thus adding greatly To It's value:
A LARGE STEAM ENGINE and BOILER ana
an additional BOILER of lOO-horse-powcr, viii bc
sold til without the real estate, as may DC dc-
termincd ut the hour Of sale.
The foregoing real and personal estate present
great attractions TO those disposed to embark III TIC
1istillery business or In other manufacturing pur-
poses. ,
Whilst the deed requires cash sale, yet, by con.
sent Of the creditor 1t is more than probable that
an arrangement on the day Of sale VIII be mace u
allow reasonable terms of credit.
ic 81 JOHN O. STEGER, Trustee.
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By Gruhhs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Torthuest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets

NEAT DWELLING, ON NINTH
TE5R LEIGH STREET, AT AUCTION.
In Ti:ESyAY, 7th Of ,JIily, ri O'Clock Il. NJ,
,De vii @ upon the premises the neat and a.trac
tir. DWFtLINC. 40. III. or: east side OF Ninth
strro. r,eary opposite Ritcbic's cottage, occupied
%r NJ pciItg Il las four rooms. and 4 kitchen
;ii,i tv,n IONS: also. water aiii gas, and very
rr.tI vardlf shru6bery, &c. The lot is IS by 100
fHnes fhis q Il very nice little home for some
body. aud beilg so near 10 the business portion OF
the city. Is WORTHY Inc a'I'.hI!oH % ti'oSe IL "
such property.
hEHNS 80 SA'e' eITBBS & WILLIAMS,
-, NuctiOnccrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-01
BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner of Main and Eleventh streets

A VALUABLE Lot, FRONTING ON
n. PINE AND. OAK Al LE 7 y
sHOCiKOE CREEK. BETWEEN MAIN aNL ~
nv 1T s o'clock p. NJ. we will sell, rpon, the
premises, the lot of GROUND above TeierTGd 70
fving in rear of the tobacco factory Of Mr.. ID: >.
Walker. fronting eizhty-six feet on each OF the
said alleys and running back fifty ieet,
Its location Is such as To render u YaiuaD!e d.
site fo- shops or any manufacturing PHrPo"eS'
Terms At sale. ,r,1rr.Nc
AuCtioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-01
BY James NJ. Taylor ( Son, -Anc.ioneers.
Office No. 821 Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Hotel

HOUsE AND LOT, ON, THE SOUTH
IL SIDE OF MARSHALL BETWEEN JET
FERSON AND MADISON STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on MON
DAY the eth day of July, 1859, the premises. at
o'clock p. NJ. the above-named property. The
lot fronts SO feet on Marshall street. running back
$50 feet tn alley. with framed building thereon
TERMS 4: One-third cash balance at & :. and IL
months for negotiable notes, interest added and
secured by deed OF trust
JAMES II. TAYLOR 4 SON,
AuctiOneprS.
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r., - A. Davis.
: Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh! aad Main streets.

hight. VACANT LOTS, ON WALL (0R
IL FIFTEENTH STREET, B EEL hEE
AT AUCTION.-WIu be sold on MONDAY me
eth day OF July 1863, on the premises. ut 0 Geek
and Broad streets, upon which there Is u large
quantity of moulding sand. ,...,., ,,,,,
TERMS One-third cash; balance at SIX anu
twelve months, interest added, for negotiapie
notes title retained until payments are made.
ia % :. n. DAVIS huctiouccI.-
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REAL EsTATE FOa SALE.

E0R SALE, A BRICK HOUSE, with a.
a. six rooms, iramcd Kitchen, stable. and all Ill
other out-houscs, with Il well of most excellent
water. about six of land five well
closed), situated between Nineteenth and Twenty
frststrcets, well situated for public building or
greater portion of the city, Manchester river and
plantations opposite the city. As an Investment,
there Is no property offered more desirable:
lie 29-6t PALMER, HARTSOOk x co.