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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-21

are the a preparations made during tn.
second session of the doth Congress as re-
Gently completed:
Deficiencies FIR the execution
Of the reconstruction Laws
and Qnarternasters De-
partment for the year end
ing june 30th, sos. $l2 ,639, 1876 81
Military Aid for the wear end
ing June 3oih, 1869 49,. 2.e,5lo 90
Post uncc Department ex-
pen>es do................ 2, lOj, 900 GO
Consular and Diplomatic sx-
pensss do ............. 1,2I2,43i0O
Army expenses do. SO ,US2 .V95 o.
Nasal expenses for do. ..... Z COT .5U 90
Legislative, Executive and Ju-
dicial expenses FOR do. -. Il, 906, 3I7 90
Sundry civil, expenses for do. 1914 ,9.9 SC
Pensions Tor do. so, 800 900 90
Deficiencies for the year end
ing June 30lh, 1868 49,. 4,l63,026 g.
Indian debt for year ending
june ooth, 1863. ... 3,S4T ,526 IS
Total. Ice, SOL $50 Go
The President made the following ncmin.
ations 10 the Senate TODAY:
q. u. M,grus, for Collector OF Of Internal
Revenue for the Second District OF Ohio
Robert d. Andrews, for Commissioner oil
The Branch Mint at Denver CITY, Thomas
N. Stllweli, Of Indiana, for Minister rssic-
ing at Vsnezue.a.
The following appointments were made
Gaugers-Hsrbert Mcclellan, thrd Dis
trlct Of Ohio.
Storsksepsrs - Henry X. Atchinson,
Twenty fourth District Of PenusylvaniA !;
Levi Templston, Seventh District Of Ohis /;
Josh. q Dolly, Second District Of Iowa.
Gov. Evans, Of Colorado, is here, and say .
the large number Of hsrsss found BY Gen
Custar in the Indian camp, st the recent
battle, 10 evidence that gully, and not inno-
cent. lndisns were attacked, and that the
hostile bands Of Chsysnnes, Arapahsss,
kiowss, Camanchss aud Apache tribes
have run OF in that direction thousands Of
horses and mules taken from the frontier
settlers Of Colorado, emigrant trains and
Government, during the last few years they
have been warning on the whites. The
Governor is confident that Gen. Sheridan
will have proposition for peace from these
Icdians thsmselves. and that after their
M N Al IN ant ns.ca - III ha mar,uanart
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-21

DIssAssD Lungs are greatly on IN increase in
this country. The sudden changing Of weather
has done much TO give rise 70 Consumption
But there are thousands Of cases who bring 1t on
BY their own inprudencs. such ~ wearing damp
clothing. and going from the warm room into
the cold cir and checking the perspiration.
which causes irritation Of the Lungs. and then
matter or phlegm will collect. which nature will
try to relieve BY coughing il up, TO prevent
pustules from forming. II nature does not raise
the matter with case and stop this Inflammation,
tubsreles will soon form, and Consumption will
soon follow. Aliens Lusg Balsan will eure
and prevent thousands Of cases Of Consumption
if it il only taken in time. For sale BY dealers
in Family Msdicine generally.
For sale BY al Dealers IN fsmily Medicines
onerally,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-21

Mueic.
DROF. COLsON WILL con-
E40nN 4 tiase TsaeAlag Music. q
i; ! I; &; !! J:
osdess len ct the Academy ID
Rultoab Beck, on Hoyt's Music Store.
Frank Dllllerso Leather Erooer
{ .vaavs md water Psssf on 1laehh &. To- Dsssl
Rroak lllllorss PREPARED Mar.
seq Oh nasenase. 1sf olliag nasaessss, Casriael
fbps. Aefeed, fSr -, WIN elfsctsoss NJ usans'
prNth D1dalssAs DslasA Osl ppeclk.
~. ~ ~ esQpzas p 2. - esaeaee.
Rranlk S1:::...e~ = Gait 2sssfst
New Yoek. 0ol1 ~ r. h. !. OsEs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-21

TRY" GILT EDGE
r,. : O.. cs;s-i.s r'S'ee'' The best f''ss''
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-21

HoLtowAye OINTMENT. Unlike the dangerous
onguenta that temporarily arrest pain BY desden-
ing paralysing process. this pure and Wholesome
vegetable eave promotes vital action in the sore nj
cerated OF bruised hesh to which 1t is applied and
by this enables nature to oounteract diseased
acti n the part Affected and TO restore III sound-
ncss. This Is the philosophy Of its operation. II lie
simple. rational. and experience. which b better
than theory, proves that 1t lie true. Sold By al
Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-21

III r a u r n AND = . q !
II will give every week - ORIGINAL
CARTOON 81 one Of the beet Aftists. First
number will b rssdy MONDAY. Dee. 2lst.
Fer Sale ~ al News Dealers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-21
l. ATE n JEW S
ny TEEEG2.frN.
WASHlM GTON.

Warrington, Dec. lo-The following
are the appropriations made during tn.
second session OF the 10th Congress as re-
Gently completed:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-21

New YoRk Monoy Market.
y Telegraph. Nsw YoRx. Dec. 81.
Coupons 81. 1l4il 5:eos, LIST l .lo4; ID, L Oes<
lo:40s, l.U5.
Gnld-l
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-21

JAxss 8. KIax / Cos nns staple and fauey
Toilet Soaps. comprising German Matted. Oiiv'
Star, improved Chemical, Palm, &c. Sold By
all erocers and fancy goods dealers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-21

II r 4 = r n AND n = N :
d will contain valuable articles on FA1A-
ING every week
First Number will b rsaav Monday. Dee. 1lss.
Fer sale by al News DoolorUs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-21

uRARrn AND m0ME, Eais.a
DONALD @. MITCHELL
HARRIET BEECHsR STOWE.
First Number will b ready Msaday, Dec slst.
Fer sale ~ all News Dealers.
III = 4 = r q AND y =
abundaatlv illustrated By the bss. Artists. First
sunbsr will b ready MONDAY. Dec. ~.
Fer sale ~ all News Dealers.
~, =. -. ~ =. .,asniMAi
cxnroms I. ~. AZ ,hs H., H,.;sss Frat
.''. -" =, l'y r ~"
|e = =. 1s
H = a - + d q NJ
- will heve u e:en aeossr srsieai efsieiee
sv us =; nnSI I n..s,. .ol ~ n'ss'' - 20
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-21

Ssu Dunsa ~ 0sApss. In anothsf sslums,
sfSPDDHS STANDARD WINE DTTTEnS. II
is highly rssommsndsd BY physieisns fer dvs-
psptiss, . account Of 10 tsnis prspeastiss, III
purity and ito delicious Aavovs.
rlLife itself 10 almost burden to Some Ladies.
% account Of excessive psin-nealsehe. Teeth
ache. agus IN she face and jaws Neuralgia,
Lsnsnsss, and ether pasns achse ars cured
quickly ed certainly BY ssins freely Rsnne'a
Pain Killing Msgic Oil. Sold BY E. $. Bslord.
pAosusanA Calsaya, knewnas Oaswsll, Mack . Co. I
Ferrs Phesphoratsa Elixir Of Calisaya BARK. The
Iron restores eosr e the hlsol. the phosphorus
news waste Of hs tissue aad the calisaya gives
anatueal hsaltAful toas - the digestive organs,
thereby esrisa dyspspsia n Ne various fsrus,
weskfulncss. general debility. and depression 81
epirits. Manufaetsrsd snly BY Caswsll, Hazard .
Co.. New York. feb10dwsew&wed- ne
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-21

N e 4 = r n AND mon r
III 10 hsnAeeos Wss.lv u a,xSses PAoss
abun dantlv iilustrassd By the best Artists First
sumbsr will b ready MONDAY, Dec. 81.
Fer sale ~ all News Dealers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-21

NOTHING NEW UNDER THE sUN.-1n 3
lecture upon "The Lost Arts" Wendell
Phillips said the other day in New York
thst of some three hundred distinguish
able stories published in the English
language the plots Of fully two hundred
and fifty were invented thousands Of years
before the Christian era. Newspaper jokes
were Of remarkable antiquity. The stories
put on the Irish were mostly all Greek sto-
ries. Joe Miller's Jokes, instead Of being
two hundred years old, were fully two
thousand years old. He next IN turn
showed the antiquity Of glass, the tele-
scope, the steam-engine, making steel from
iron. the balloon, tombstone, electric tele-
graph, revolving pistols, breach-loading
guns, and other inventions. He, In fact,
could find nothing-not even sherry cob
blers, which were made in the time of
Aristophanes-new under the gun except
the daguerreotype and the printing press.
In conclusion, he showed how the old arts
became lost through hiding knowledge in
the bosoms of kings and priests and the
upper castles, through using it as the scep-
tire of tyrants and to overawe the masses
of the people, kept in ignorance and servi-
tude.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-21

ENGLISH NAMEs.-Travelled Americans
find something very odd in the abbreyiatiye
manner in which English people pronounce
certain proper names. The Vale of Belvoir
is place known to fame, but would you
inquire the road to it you must pronounce
it Beaver, instead Of going to your French
for it. Pontefract, in whose castle Richard
II. was murdered, and for whose borough
Gully, the boxer, sat in Parliament, is
always Pomfret from English lips. Ciren-
cester is Chester Cholmondeley is Chum-
ley Beauchamp is Boecham. Seven Oaks
is always Sennox, and from this is derived
the enviable and euphonious patronymic
Shocks. Arcedeckne, the name of a we'll
known English yachtman,i is beautifed into
Archdeacon. Pail Mall is pronounced Pell
Nell. Wriothesly is Rotsley and there is
an affectation among the more priggish
class of English sweets of pronouncing
Derby as if spelt Darby World.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-21

The Rev. James Bonnar, of the Relief
Kirk, hit upon very pleasant means Of
rousing drowsy congregation. It was a
very warm day, the church closely packed,
the occasion the Monday following commu-
MON. he observed, with some annoyance,
many of the congregation nodding and
sleeping in their pews whilst he was preach
ing. He took his measures accordingly,
and introduced the word "hyperbolical :"
into his sermon; but he paused and said:
Now, my friends, some of you may not
understand this word hyperbolical-I'll ex-
plain it. Suppose that were to say that this
congregation were all asleep in this church
at the present time l would be speaking
ALPHABETICALLY, because" Cooking round)
81 don't believe much more than one-halt
Of you are sleeping" The effect was in
Simultaneous, and those who were nodding
recovered themselves and nudged their
sleeping neighbors, and the preacher went
on as if nothing had happened.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-21
DUBLIC SALE OF LARGE AND

DUBLIC SALE OF LARGE AND
I VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON g0ANi
by The Circuit Court OF Mecklenburg county, Va,
ia the suit Of Wilson and others, plaintiffs, pS AL
fred Boyd, executor, of james hitice, deceased
and others, defendants shall on WEDNE5DA1 I,
goth day of January 1859 sell to the highest bidder
belonging TO the estate Of the late James p ny
ice, Containing FIFTEEN HUNDRED AGREE
more or less, lying on Roano Ike river, In mecklen-
burg county, Va These lands Will be SOLO In thIge
TRACT" containing SIX HUNDRED and ONE
HALF ACRES, more or less, having upon ~ an
excellent NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. comparatively
new with abundant and excellent barns and other
WAYs,m eontaiaIng FIVE: HUNDRED AND
NINETY AUREs, more or less, h1ylpg upon u
Comfortable and commodiOus DWELGlNG, with
abundant out-britdings In fair condition; and an
other known as the "BAIEY'' TRACT, contain
ing about THREE HUNDRED ACRES: i 2
river bottoms conceded to be OF the very Gcst
quality. TIE high lands areequal to any In this
section OF Virginia. Both tracts are abundantiy
supplied with wood and water. 1t Is confidently
able and desirable to be found within the limits OF
Virginia. Persons desiring to invest IN real es.
tate have here one Of the finest opportunities that
win be presented in the Safe for buying hrst-rate
lands. x.,
dine of the purchase money, a credit of 8, Il, and
Is months, the purchaser giving oona win ap-
proved. personal security for the deferred pay
ments, and the title to- be retained as additional
Sou >'i = WILLIAM T. ATKINS, Commissioner.
BoYDToN VA, December 10, 1858. eaa lGHaG.
The above lands are rented for the year 1899, aad
possession will be given the LIST day OF January,
is7o ,o-llE Tde l4l - w. TIA. Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-21
WASHINGTON u, s., LETTER.
,rr ,cus ,,s Of the Richmond Dispatch.

sasoa i WASHINGTON. December Is, 1868.
iwsahhurne-the Washburne--is the man
in Washington at this time in whom the Of
fce-seekers and lobbyists feel greatest con-
Germ. He is expected to control Grant, aDd
the Cabinet, and the country, and the
clerks a. twenty per cent " bill, mot yet
considered entirely hopeless-all at once.
His letter. substantially acknowledging
that He has no intimations that he viii oe
In the next Cabinet is not satisfactory 70
the thousands who would much rather see
him relieve General Dix at Paris than Mr..
hSccnlloch In the Treasury Department. and
consequently the opinion that he Will be
Secretarv of the Treasury grows stronger
eyerv day. Some Of Mr.. Morton's friends
think that the popular favor in which his
nlan for the resumption Of specie pay ments,
and his speech thereon, is held will be the
means Of placing him in charge OF the
Treasury. .,r..,l-e
Congress has emphatically settled the
case Of Mr. Menard, the negro member,
BY referring his credentials to the Commit
tee on Elections. The matter was thorough
" understood by everybody, excepting
Menard.s He expected to be'called toEthe
bar of the House to plead in his own behalf.
but his credentials were referred in less
than minute, and almost without n,s
knowledge Of where they were going. he
might as we'll 20 back to Louisiana and re-
cite to bis, friends how the RadicalsZin
Washington have shown their respect Tor
his race. =:
Congress will tinker with the State Of Geor-
gis during this session without coming to any
result so far as the admission of her sena-
tors and representatives are concerned:
The csrpet-bsggers from that State insist
upon more legislation in their favor, aod
it is likely they will get it. The act Of the
Legislature in E5serting the State laws and
depriving the negroes who were claiming
and holding seats in the State councils Of
those positions is the objectionable sin in
the opinion Of Congress. TIMoN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-21
By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMIsS IONER'S SALE.-THE
" VERY VALUABLE COAL PROPERTY
IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, LOCATED IN
THE GREAT COAL BASIN OF VIRGINIA,
AND KNOWN AS THE CUNLIFFE MINES,
FOR SALE AT kUCTION.-As commissioner
appointed by the Circuit Court OF Chesterfield
county in the case Of "Agnes Cunlife Us. Cunltfe
ct ais, - will sell at auction, upon the premises,
on WEDNESDAY the 9Th day Of January, at IL
O'Clock NJ, the PROP ERTY above referred to,
living ON both sides Of the Richmond and Dany1lle
railroad, twelve miles from Richmond. and In the
same basin Of coal as the celebrated Black Heth
colliery. .tt ". -
It embraces about 40 acres of land, nearly the
whole OF which contains coal Of asupertor quality.
4 shaft has been sunk 325 feet from which alone,
by the judicious expenditure OF little capital 100
tons OF super Tor coal could be produced daily Tor
an indefinite period. J lie natural formation and
deposit of the coal is favorable to the most profit
able working; and the situation Of the property,
Immediately on the railroad affords every facility
for TRANSPORTATION 1t has upon It large dwelling,
which has been recently repaired
In the estimation OF experienced miners THIS is
the most valuable coal property In Vrsieia now III
TERMS !: One-rourth cash balance at two, three,
and four years, with interest payable selnl-an-
nually the purchaser to execute notes satisfacto-
ELY endorsed the title being retained by the court
until the notes are paid.
BENJAMIN H. NASH, Commissioner.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
oo3l-De g. II Ia 81 Is, 80. ia ldS6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-21

Special attention should be directed TO his enor-
1eL nous stock of . a'a>
BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED COTTONS;
CALICOES; KNITTED WORSTED GOODS
OF every Imaginable description; at truly won
dcrful low prices = 49,"
DRESS GOODS, OF which an ample assortment Of
all the latest-style goods Of French, English,
BRoCHa sHAWLs. sCARFs, CL0AKs, and
CLOAKINGS, which You cannot help buying
you look at them;
A nice lot of FRENCH JEWELRY, In Jet fire.
gild, etc.. etc. SO pretty for Christmas gifts,
ard so amazingly cheap: - 80
An Immense assortment Of LINEN GOODS for
g the chamber, dining-room, nursery kitchen.
underwear, pocket use, and various other pur-
poses, etc, ETC., ETC. -a..a -.f. tt1 -.
It therefore would be decidedly great mistake
not to call at 10 JULIUS MEYERS,
de 10 SIT Broad street, near Sixth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-21
VERY VALUABLE TOBACCO FACT
49,. BY Lyme Il Brother,
Real Estate Agents and auctioneers,
1i39 Main street,

yTERY VALUABLE TOBACCO FACTO-
/ Y RY ANDFIXTURES FOR SALE ATAUC-
TiON-By virtue Of deed of trust made the ff-
teenth day OF March, 1862 and duly recorded in the
clerks office of the Hastings Court, will as
trlsteee, proceed to sell at public auction on WE'D
NFSDAY the 23d December, at II O'Clock NJ, on
the premises, the valuable four-story BRICK
FACTORY, with all the FACTORY FIXTURES
conveyed by said deed, now rented to Mr. K. j.
Christian at the annual rental OF 80, COO.
The lot fronts eighty feet on Main street with
usual depth. and has upon It besides the factory
bacco the whole In good condition. Possession
given March L 1859. .r.-. .as
TERMS Though the deed requires n cash sale,
am Instructed to say that for the real estate the
following terms Will be accepted: One-fourth
cash balance at six, twelve and eighteen months,
with interest added, secured by trust deed. For
the fixtures For all sums over $lOo, sixty days.
credit for approved endorsed paper or cash, at the
option ofthe purchasers. 49,,
I de l2-tds K. II. WBITLOCh, trustee. q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-21
IA ssIGNEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE

A sSIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
IA REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY IN
MEUKLENBUR I OUNTY, VA.-By virtue OF
an order of the District Court of the United States
for the district OF Virginia, in the matter OF Will
the l7lh day of November, 1862 Ishall, on WE'D
NESDAY the 18th day Of January 1859, sell upon
the premises to the highest bidder, at public AUG
ton, the TRACT OF LAND upon which the said
known as "BUENA VISTA ;, containing TWO
THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED ACRES
more or less; Of which three hundred acres Is
river bottom, and fifty acres creek flats. About
onc-half of the tract is IN forest.
! There are two settlements on the tract-one, the
MAhSION-HOUSE, containing eight rooms IN
with four rooms sch having adjacent all neces-
sary out-houses. The barns, granaries, and out
houses Of all descriptions are ample, and In good
condition. The land will be sold In two or more
tracts. ''' -'-1 ", -..-..,
| TERMS OF SALE : One-third Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash and the residue In SIX
and twelve months, the purchaser giving bond WIN
satisfactory security for the deferred payments.
The title to be retained as additional security.
/. at the same time and upon the same terms L
shall offer for sale the interest Of the said Basker-
Will Ut being oDe-hfth) in the tract of land known
as fLOMBARDY GROVE" recently held by the
late Mrs Lucy G. Baskerville as tenant for life. the
said tract containing EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES
more or less. E....-..l ii j.. lr.. :. -.
shall also, at the same time and place, sell the
following personal property-to wit, MULES, 2
HORSES, stock Of CATTLE and SHEEP, and
PLANTATION UTENSILS. The personal pro-
perry to be sold for cash. 8. r. JOHNSON. ~
: de It'd Assignee OF William Baskerville, Jr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-21
FOX RENT ATaAUCTTON.n

DUBLIC RENTING JANUARY 20,
1853. OF JACKsOv's RIVER HOTEL, At
JACKsON's RIvER DEPOT. GHEsAPEhKE
M OHIO RAILROAD-This house is conye-
nient Sto7suiprrir and Alum Springs, Is IN The
midst of fine hunting and fishing grounds, con,d
be advantageously occupied as boarding scnool !;
has Ibeen su successfully operated for the past two
yt ars . S r hotel by Messrs. Coghill. o. IL
Renting for one year Possession given At once.
= 80 i $50 sIJOIN C.. 'chRPENTER,
Administrator Robert Irvine deceased
Jscksor's River, December 18th. 1863. lde 2l-td
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-21
- BY 8. N. Davis. :u
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.

THREE NEAT TWO-sToRY FRAMED
Il DWELLINGS, ON THRIFT ETH SIESEEIaI
BETWEEN n AND n STREETS, CHUHCa
HILL, FOR SALE At AUCTION.--WiM be sold
on TUESDAY the 91d day OF December: lSSS, &c
DWELLINGS, situat ed as above described. each
lot fronts on Thfrteh street q feet and runs back
Las feet This will be good opportunity tof per-
s9I1s sp y, ,r e.; = Et sale. - 80 s. n. DAVIS,
do 10 2, =. ". T. tx Il yAuctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-21
STOVES, TINWARE, &c.

A HOME AGAlN.-Thankful to our
IA friends and the public for the very liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed on US, We wonld re,
mind them tina: at our present stand No. $50 BROAU
STREET. may be found the finest assortment Of
STOVES, CRATES, TINWABE, HUUSE.EUR-
NISHING GOODS, RANGES. FURNACES,
FIREPLACE HEATERS, &c. &c, to be FOUND
de b2D SrOil SLret-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-21
By Lyme e. Brother, 80.
Real Estate-Igents and Auctioneers, a..
-. LI,n lsaa Main street. 49,.

MEAT TWO STORY BRICK COTTAGE
IN RESIDENCE mo. 22s) ON THE EAST SIDE
OF MAY STREET EEAR BROAD. FOR SALE
on the premises, on MONDAY the 2lst day of De-
cember, 1888 at O'CLOCK F. NJ. that very desira-
BILE COTTAGE RESlDEECE situated as De
free at an annual rent Of $500, containing six
rooms; kitchen, &c.. with gas and water through
entire premises Il he location renders It very de.
sirabIes being but few minutes walk of any part
Of the business portion OF the city, The lot fronts
81 by i28 feet to an alley. ...-. :, --- rr.;-;
de IA - .o''u' .I'' 80" 'kuctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-21
BYlS. n. Davis, 49,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
SALE OF VERY D

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY DE-
" SIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON SOUTH
SIDE OF GRACE STREET AT CORNER on
BELVIDERE STREET.-By virtue of decree Of
the Circuit Court OF the city of Richmond pro-
nced on the soth day Of November, 1888 In the
case Of tMcnteiro's guardian .u8 Monteiros,' - ],
as one Of the commissioners thereby appointed,
will sell at public auction, on the premises: on ID
WEDNESDAY the 10th day Of December, 1885, at
4 O'Clock P. NJ, that very valuable RE al ESTATE
above described fronting 90 feet on the south side
OF Grace street and running back $50 feet more or
less to an alley. The above property win be divi-
ded into three lots Of 30 feet each and sold sepa-
rately. These are some Of the most desirable lots
now In market, and the terms Of sale afford rare
inducements to purchasers.
TERMS: For eum In cash sufficient to defray
the expenses Of sale and costs Of suit; the residue
in equal instruments, at one and two years. credit
purchasers TO give bonds bearing interes. from day
Of sale, with good SECURITY, interest to be paid
semi-apnually until the whole purchase money is
paid, and title retained until conveyance Is or
dered by the court. ~
-" = ~ WILLIAM JOSIAH LEAKE,
-..sE. Special Commissioner.
n