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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-23
qur GrEMAN sfEANERS.

THE rORT! GEEMAN sTEAisIIiF iiS
I,,N,rn-sAtE Arrival OF THE HOisAlA'
Lnyons. Friday, JAY a. 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-23
falsehood he succeeded in forcing the Chambers TO
vote the required subsidies
ENGLISH REPORTS.

TIE NEW PRUSsIAN LINE OF DEFENsE-A FRENCH
EXPEDITION THROUGH DENMARK-AN EN-
GLIsH FLEET EXPECTED AT ANTWERP.
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OPPOSITION TO THE WAR N BAyAKIA-Yr,, /,
GAL LOSSES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-11
By Grubbs " W tlliams, Aactloneefs'
Eleventh street between Main and BaaB.

Eleventh street between hlhlh spi p'A"n
THAT MOST VALUABLE BUILDING
1 NTIIE NORTH SIDE Of MAIN STREE
ADLOINING THE POST-OFFICE ON ONE
s1PE A IN TIE THE 6THER FOR SALE Al AUG
TiON.-By request Of the owner we VIII SCH,
mon the premises, on THURSDAY, ed June, al
an ~ Main street now Occupied by Mcssrs. r. II.
Maury Il CO. and ". N. Sutton & Co.. bankers
d. y. " alker & Co., insurance agents bradley
+ r; ,G TniRT "f FEETFRoNTh by EIGHiY FEET
DEEP and FIVE STORIES high. The basement
and principal story were constructed Tlth REFER
omcn To their use as banking and ms rancc offices,
having ample nre-proot vaults and all other de-
sIrable arrangements. The second story contains
six ofce.rooms for l'Tosssir9nai men: me THIRD
and contain nine rooms, besides beautiful hall
about twentysx hy nifty FEET, suitable for sosie.
ties. All of these rooms have gas waer' anu other
Tho building WIS erected In 1900 under the airec-
tIon Of Mr. Henry ExalI MS architect, snd neither
pains money WAS t To a and otS S3pfe
rIals were OF the best quality and the granite,
ion. and masonry work were all done without re-
sc' hr te oH IS trhy n oTnamcntcd and
well as the window caps, silis, and qnoinf, Is OF
The WiNDnWS are large. and have in them the
best 0uality Of plate and French glass.
Tht entire construction Is far above that of or
binary buildings, and the finish is In keeping with
the general style of the building.
Tits Is not only the hsndsomest and one Of the
most substantial buildings ever erected In this
city, hut by reason of Its uncqna|lcd advantages
of situation and admirable arrangement Is not
surpassed by any other as profitable nvestme Mt.
Altogether, we think we may say with entire
confidence that This is the choicest piece Of pro-
perry ever offered ut auction In this city.
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash: balance at 0, IL, Is,
q, TO- and 80 mouths for negotiable notes, with III
tcrcst payable scmi-annually, and secured by 3
deed Of trust. Other particulars ut the time Of
sale. GkUBBS g. WILLIAMS,
teD Auctioncere.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-11
By Richardson 4 Co.,
Resi- Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lIl3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
CRLE REAL ESTATE NEAR THE TOLL
GATE ON TIE BROOK TURNPIKE AND
ON TUE OLD SCUFFL,ET0WM RoAD AD-
LEN, ESQ, WEST OF THE CiTY.-By virtnc Of
adecree of the circnit court Of the county OF Hen
rico rendered on the 2lst day Of May, 1870 In the
cause Of Carter against Garter ct ais, shall rs
special commissioner thereby appointed, proceed
to sell at auction, OF the premises, FRI DAY the
18th Instant ~ O'Clock T. NJ, the pregerty first
mentioned above. consisting of TWENTY-FIVE
ACRES OF hlghly-i1nproved land with four.
acre grove Of beautiful shade trees, a NEAT
FRAME DWELLING containing five or six
rooms kitchen, barn, stable, &c., al In good
repair; located about one mile and a half north of
The city OH the road leading eastwardly from the
toI-gate on the Brook turnpike: And at half-past
s o. clock i. 81. the same day the property mcu-
lioncd secondly above, consisting Of HALE
ACRE LOT fronting on the old Scunletown road,
and adjoining three sides the real estate owned
by William Allen, Esq, west Of the city limits.
TERMS One third cash balance at four. eight,
and twelve months for negon able notes, interest
added, and title retained; or, If the purchasers
dcsi G 1t, the cash Will be received, and interest
abatcd. " j. A. RICHs RDSON,
st4 Special Commissioner.
RICHARDSON & Co., AuctIonefrs. JET
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-11
BY Wellington Goddin,
I'd Auct:oneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL
IL BRICK TENEMENT ON THE EAST LINE
OF TWENTIETH BETWEEN FRANKLIN
AND GRACE STREErS.-As trustee In q GER
tain deed Of trust from Samuel T. Slater bearing
Hastings Court, deed book B, No. 10, page 2si,
shall, In execution thereof, proceed to sell at pub
lie auction on inc premises on EfipAt June II;
fair day thereafter, the REAL ESTATE conveyed
by the said deed, consisting of comfortable
BRICK TENEMENT and Tie LOT on which 1t
stands fronting 25 feet on tire east lice of Twer-
ticlh street, running back 132 feet.
TERMS: Whilst the decd requires cash sale, 1t
Is more than probable thai ut the hour Of sale
liberal credits will be allowed.
w. G0nDfN, Trustee.
z. S.-Thc foregoing property wa3 GoId OH the
o3d ulLimo hut the purchaser declined 10 comply
will the terms of sale because Of The contingent
right of dover TIN rein. The wife. however,
having agreed 10 unite In the conveyance, IL will
now be sold free Of right of dover. ....
in 7 W. GDDDIN Trustee
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3 ByLee q ei9aisn. q tttcneefs.
No. itia Main street.
sHuNsLETT HALII'o,, a A,sl .I;I5s nsEE

ssuUNsLETTHALIj, p IA YALUABLl.ElS
Ill FARM, UttfTAINI Nc oREH,u1aNs,UilslE, "
AND NTEETY.S EvE NF5kCRES THREE A NIL
IHALF MILES FROM RICHMOND, ON THE
MEADOW BRIDGE RoAD, AI,yml M - ~.
sESA BB8zBEY, ECO !, FOR SALE AT. "A. 3s.s
TION.--On 2ist OF June, 1875, on ssle
prenises at 6o,clock p. NJ, we shall ofier az aue
tton that valuable FARM located as descr,9 sy
above. containing ONE HUHDREDAa,NSnD NiM M
ACHES OF PRODUCTIVE LAM.
all OF which IS. open. ard In cultivation, thiIsy
acres being rich hrat-cl bottoms ivy acaes s
second rate, and the remainder uplaHq OF Rrehs
fertility watered by two nevcr-failins stTeam,tt.
The improvements consist OF frame G t dsG nsnni
good repair The orensrd ha
well or excellent water Within forty minutes,
drive of The city Of R!chmSh nS cun 10
try and surrounded by refined society, this Farm
offers rare INDUCEMENTS for one and two
wears, credit for negotiable notes bearing SIX Pc
cent. interest from day OF sale, ann seGaTsGI "
trust deed. LEE Gutianners Il
10 Ill ,'ss.zezl ts".'E# huS'o'.,-------
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A wholesale Dcfauiter--Ahsconda IN =
S tsss..s .vfth a eezsrteR or . Akaifaon.

:
Yesterday The tobacco mon OF Water
street md several Wall Street brokers were
asteuuded BY che nnwelcofne news thas
largo. enerafor In tobacco had abseonded,
leaying debts In merchandise TO she cAt ~.
Of $f51, COO alone In this city, ana pfoHuay1.y!
about 100000 In Philadelphia ana Da az
more. !, Also, that forged checks 70 ..J
amount az al0, 0o0 had been gwen W scse'" y
brokers for coupon bonds. a.. .e.,o arm, ,,,
The alleged delaulter, Y. Sssa, y. s &, tha
Of C. EF. A. Scisz, mas peen engsseu ~ is
, M mt on retrieving himself financially
na;d mn in full. This reeseablisIisd nus
nrra,i,t and the r,inlor prevailing thae nc
was decply connected with the internal
revenue ring. and was the agent IN buying
tobacco nt half.price from fraudulent de ai-
ora whom he or the revenue DIRECTS dasco"
vered In cheating the Government, MS
eraiit of course. was all the more en-.
hanced AT various banks on which the
fnrrpd checks for the bonds had been
drawn. In fact, Seitz Is said to have made
So. 600 by these revenue transactlons. II
is therefore not astonishing that WIN MS
reputation for wealth he could easily nave
purchased over $4,000 worth OF oonas
irom the following brokers without certi-
Frank & Gang, 81, 400; Heiser 4 Sons.
Slf,4O0; McC ormack & Burnett, 81, IV0 ana
A. Frank & Brothers, Sl1 400. The Chems-
cal Bank, on which the cheeks were drawn,
on presentation pronounced them to be
fprgcries, and repairing to the place Of bu-
sir,css of the firm, No. 100 Water street, no
person was to be found on the premises,
and only about $500 wortli Of tobacco, when
seemed TO have been placed ready for cart
ING away. Several of Seitz's creditors. hear
ING how matters stood, Immediately pro-
ceedcd TO get out attachments, and before
nm hour after the discovery Of the checks
being forged the premises were In the hands
OF the sheriff. A meeting was then called
at one OF the creditors, Messrs. Schroeder g
Bou's. No. ITS Water street, when fifteen
other creditors were heard from, represent
ing $ss, 900.
Several detectives were also sent for and
the matter placed in their hands for 1nYes-
tisation. Seitz was seen in Wall street as
late as II O'clock In the morning.
This is the heaviest fraud ever pcrpetra-
ted on the tobacco trade, and there Is not q
single extennating circumstance, as Seltz
already possessed fortune, was not an en-
trayagant liver, but became an outlaw
purely from greed Of gold and the over
towering desire to speedily obtain wealth.
Nc,o York Herald, 9th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-11
BY Lee 6 Got,lin,
AuctiOncers and Real Estate AgeEts,
No, lib Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF TEN ACRES
4 OF LAND, WITH 1 MPROyE MEhTS
IN TIE COUNTY OF CHESTER
FIELD, hBOUT SIX MILES FROM RICH
MOND, At AuCTfoN.-By virtue of a trust
deed executed by Philip schlosscr and Margaret
Ann his wife, bearing date 1lIh January, 1868, TO
as trnstee for the purpose Of scouting certain
debt therein specified, being thereto requested by
Ihe beneficiary secured therein, will proceed to
sell OH TIL tuesday, the l6'h OF June, 1870, at I2
O'Clock NJ, at tie Office of Lee & Godiin, aus-
tioneers, No. !ll3 Maln street. Richmond, the
REAL ESTATE named I'm said icctl--to wit, "A
certain PIECE or rARCEL OF LAND con-
tanning about TEN ACRES, more or les, lying
and being In The county OF Chesterfield, on the
northeast silc Of the road leading from the Goode
Bridge road to tie Old Chesterfield raj lroad, and
adjoining the lands Of Leroy Branch, Anthony
Hughes, Christian CocSe ard &c ,rgc w. Short,
together with the appurtenances thercunto belong
ing being The same real estate which was con-
Yeyed to the said Philip schlusScr by Il. A. Reich
mann and Maria his wife by deed dated the lst day
OF November, 1867, and of record In the clerks
Office OF Chesterfield county conrt.n
TERMS: Cash sufficient to detray expenses OF
sale and discharge nolc for $3.50, with interest
from the 18th day Of January, 1862 TIL p"id resi-
due or proceeds of sale upon such terms as he
saij Sch.osser may prescribe and direct; and I'm
the absence of such directions, upon such as tie
trustee may think nt. GEORGE MEYER,
les Trustee.
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ID RICK STOPS AND DWELLING
ID ITHREF STONY AND HAHE1dEEIls s, .lI
WEST sEYEETEENTHsg EH;E NE xTs 70
TION.-We WIN sen &C auet.o ON the premises,
on THuRSf3A Ysthu nth 0f yunBy mt q O'Clock
M. the BRICK STOis &c and ID WILL Hei sitn-
ated rs above described now occupied Dy h.s =.
ADKINS as d restaurant aud dwelling. Inc iot
fronts % feet and runs back "a feeS. !.
This property syalnabfe on acconnt OF siss
Taxes fsr Isl 1910 TO DO paid by the purchaser.
h'Aas az A'.i 0s', GRUBBB q wILLIAbis s:f
80 III '<Ns 49, AuctsOneSrBs
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BY Richardson b Co., G:.....a
Real Estate Agents aud Anctioneers,
No. 1ll3 Main street, .rF

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FORTY
OTWO ACRES OF LAND, WITH I'M
PROVEMENTS. IN II EN- RICO COUNTY,
NEAR TIE CITY OF RlCIIMOND.--By virtue
of decree OF tho county court OF Henrico rem
dercd on the 9Th day OF june 1870, IN the OF
Barry and wi e rs. Grep ct ais, shall, as special
commissioner lhcre"y appointed, proceed TO sell
at auction, in front of iienrico county court
house, on Main street, In the city of Richmond,
TUESDAY the 18th Instant, at o'clock J.. 81,
the property referred to above consisting OF
FORrY-TWO ACRES OF LAND, twelve Of
which IS In timber. fifteen In underground, and
fifteen highly improved, with fine young and
productive orchard, excellent wate-, - NEW
LOG DWELLING, neatly built, containing two
rooms; and pretty flower garden; all In good
order and partially enclosed, located seven miles
cast OF Richmond between the williamsburg
turnpike and Charles City road, and accessible by
eilh,r. ...s.. NJ
TERMS: OHe-third cash; the balance. ut four.
eight and twelve months for negotiable notes wi b
interest added, and title retained; or ic the pnt-
chasers may desire 1t, the cash viii be recell ed
aud interest abated. j. A. RICHAkDSO
..,t 49, Special Commission r.
RICHARDSON d Co, AuctiUueers. je O.
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BY Wellington Goddii.
Aucttoneer and Real Estate Agent.

rORTY TO SIXTY ACRES OF J, BE ,, ! J;
II sTIFIIl. FARMING LAND ON THE =, F AZ =
GeoUM6s HqA, oN STTMn 5hH WETsTh E 81 RESI-.
nEMrES nE MEssRs. JOHN p BALiAhD
D And DR. MARTIN S. TAYLOR, Fok S Sl ,,hs
At AUCTION.-Wil be sold ut nnction ;s1 T st
1p'cInck p. NJ, that beautiful TRACT 0F LA ~,
socaed as above. 1t Is now set IN ci6SnF
grass, and is well adapted Tor ,. hcst in
,encc rs the neiEhbO, hood Is equal 10 Lie Do 40
the vicinity Of Richmond. .,,o
! me- n p,au IA A. saja w. GUDD1N.
Trims ~A' '"i@' AucifOneer.
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ByLyne & Brother,
. Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
l43a Main street.

INVALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR
Y COMMERCIAL PURPOSES FOR SALE:
AT AUGTION.-We will sell. at tlie request Oh
WEDNESDAY the 18th day Of June, 1870, com
mencpe at O'Clock L. NJ, the following deslra-
Thst nnon which The store Of Mcssrs. @. M.
Gwnthmey n Go. formerly occupied. fronting on
The west lirc OF Shockoe slip 2sl by about % Iee
and The LOT adjoining, where The store OF D. D..
Martin. ron & co. stood, which. fronts SGT by
about so feet. !. ,,,,o ~ VT
cInia 81 rect, directly opposite The Richmond ana
IIanvIIe railroad Company, sll ny 20 feet.
This offers fine chance to parties no may wish wish
IN make q profitable Investment In 1rst-ciaSs pro-
perry.
iHH"'' "o' LYME & BROTaER,
An
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sAuaFgeaI IeA1.lss -.ssnrs 1I1ys.
By.C onk n Lnughton; ctiofierrs. -
corner OF Governor aud Franklin streets.
quAnrnaMAsrnn's orrIcr,}

GuAnTgRsfABTER,5 OFFICE,
RfcHMoHp, VA. May 30, 1870.
,VxTILL BE SOLD at public auction,
wv comn1encing at 10 O'Clock A. III. OF FRI
nay. June 10, Sls7o.ht Camp Grant, Richmond,
Va; tie following BUIl,DINGs lately occupied
nv ibe troops Mt that post; viz y - g., =,
BHfRRACKS, two stories, So feet by "a feet eacn,
4! with fences and 0uf-bnildlDgs:
10 OFFICERS QUARTERS, ono story each, WIN
Ta Ott.hui'dinRs and fences; 10
sOFFICER'SQ QUARTERS, one story each, with
outrbuildings and fences;. @
i CHAPEL, one story, so feet by DO feet 40,
I HOSPITAL, ono story, EOS feet by 30 iees, Win
e6 Gaisasdgs one story, g. feet by IS feet,
STABLE, one story, aas feet by 80 feet, with
sH HlPESsu one sfory each. with ont buildings;
dLAUNDRESS QUARTERS, one story each,
Sc feet by % feet, with out-buildinss ana
fences; ~.
IBAKF-RuIISE, one story, 90 feet by ID feet.
Also, about $50 CORDS WOOD.
TERMS: Cash in United States currency OIL inc
day of SALE and deposit Of ten per cent. on Inc
amount bidwlll be required from each purchaser.
Ten days WIN lie allowed to remove the properly,
BY order of The Qpartermast er-sienernl united
States Army, J. d. CHANDLER, e
~ - Brcyet Colonel Quartermaster
United States Army,
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OOMMIssIoNER's SALE or yALU-

FIELD COUNTY.--In execution Of Il decree Of
The county court Of Chesterfield county cmtercd at
tho March term, 1879, In the case uf d. G.. Crews
and wi ps Mary r. Martins heirs, the under
signed, commissioner appointed by said decree,
Will sell ut auction, at TOnahawk station, on the
Richmond snd Dan He railroad, in Chesterfield
county on, THURSDAY the 10th of June, 1910, at
l. o. clock NJ, u TRACT OF LAND belonging TO
The estate OF Mary y: Marin, deceased, contain
near said railroad.
TERMS: One-lfrh cash balance on a credit of
bearing In.cres. from day fsale, secured by deed
ut.trust on The land sold.
lie lids S. BROOKS, Commissioner
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! By Grubbs j Williams,
f. Real Estate Agents and Aucltcneers,
Eleventh. street between Main and Bank,

A VERY NEAT BRICK DWELLING,
IA No. SIC, ON TIE WEST SIDE OF FOURTH
STREET BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH
STREETS, At AUITIoS.5 On WEDNEsDAY
the premises, the l,WELLIN G situated as above.
II Ia comparatively new, YVES butlt by the owner
for his own use, has FIVE Ioouis, besides BATH
room and two closets, q kitchen (conncctsd By q
Covered way wtth the main nouse) with three
rooms, wood and coal house, and gas throughout.
IL has just been put III thorough repair and paint
ed throughout ,s-ass 80. -
" The lot Is 2sa by about $50 feet, and is well set
with flowers vines, &c. s--r..
Immediate possession will be given.
THIS Is very desirable residence of Its size,
and should attract those seeking home in plea
ssnt neighooIhood convenient 10 business.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balancs at four,
eight, and twelve months, for negotiable notes,
with interest added, secured by trust deed. -
& GRUBBS. d WILLIAMS,
1e - Auctioneers.
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BY James nj. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctloneeh
Office No. s2I Main street.

"A DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT, ON
~ THE SOUTH SIDE OF ROSS SIRE ~ 3E-
TWEEN FOURTFENTII AND MAYO, GOV ~
CII, CHAMBER HILL. FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-Will he sold on MONDAY fhG l3,h gay OF
juno, 1870, on the premiies, ~ O'CLOCK L. N.
the or described nbove, fronting e53 feet on Ross
street and running back i5O feet to IN alley 10 feet
wide.
TERMS One-tnird cash; the balance ut four
and eight months for negotiable notes, Interest
added, secured by d ed of trust.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
1a1o AuctiOueer.
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LNOR SALE, the beautiful and highly-im-
H proved little FARM AND MhRkETG AR,
DEN called CHERRY HILL, OH the new Central
turnp;k just In the rear of the National Gene
TEEN ACRES, with comfortable HOUSE with
four rooms, barn, stable, Nc. and an orchard
(Which has Just commenced bcar1ngl OF fruits,
grapes, and berries, of the finest varieties.
For terms, which Will be linCral, apply to
JAMES II. SMITH,
, &c l0--2taw4ts on the premises.
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DIRECT IMPORTATION.
LICORICE,. LICORlCE, LICORICE.

We Will sell Mt the bonded warehouse adjoining
Messrs. =. e. Tardy & Co., Sc ventceut tn street.
on WEDNESDAY,. June 10Th, at O'Clock L. NJ,
200 cases pure SPANISH LlC0EICE TASTE,
in bond or duty paid, rs purchasers may prefer,
on sixty days for approved negotiable paper.
LEE, Seldom u co.
Sale conducted by Messrs. CHARLES T. WoR-
THAN Il Co., auctioneers and commission mcr-
chants. jc 8-1w
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MOST ATTRACTIVE PROPERTY

situated a mile and n half from the White sulphur
sprMg in Gree.pSisr sGi%H,y Mess X1rsni, 1t
tIirtt OF which1s MEADOW LAND: Abont one
half Of II IS In fne forest, full OF EXCEILENr
TIMBER. A part Of the meadow has lccu In
aG" Rhss ad s IS
to the White Sulphur Springs gives it the advan-
tasr Of market It It's y, very r door; ,.,
In copious springs the almost exclusive supply Ct
water for the White Sulphur and the considerable
tIou of The Chesapeakc and Ohio railroad to the
Ohio river in the summer Of '72.
IL has commanding interest on account Of its
fine adaptation to purposes of health and recrea-
tipn. II is one of the most beautiful as 1t is one
OF the most healihlul, localities In the Virginia
danceOf water for many more. This water has
never been analysed, but 1t Is evidently power
fui stmuiant Of the skin and a great invlgorator
est and ystronrest CALYBEATE sPRiS Nc and
large body of alum slate highly impresnated with
r Ih sh be BE- axen
Giles the place might be made popular and prosper
GUS adjunct OF the White Sulphur, the great waller
ing-place OF the middle and southern States ofthe
il has fine grounds fer m lie long TROTTING
summer visitors to the White Sulphur Valley
would be great public qualification, and highly
SS 10 Of the
sport, would become one Of the most famous in
the Union. 49, 49, s. itGsa$
This farm might also be adapted to 1sh culture,
having an Immense supply Of clear spring water
from several large springs, and good location for
O lake Of several acres. This business has lately
become exceedingly profitable.
There is u large DOUBLE BRICK HOUSE,
containing twelve commodious rooms, upon the
place, together with outhouses. The grounds are
admtrabiy adaptcd for the finest display or ar
chitect,iral and other improvements.
DC is one of the most attractive places In the
,t,fp phr{f, tInnrGgpmput Mace
OF public resort or for superb residence for 9
wealthy gentleman.
+ Persons DESTROYS of seeing the place are re-
ferred to my SOD, j. j.. COWARDIN, who resides
upon It, Either he or myself will state tho Terms.
( So y 49, j.. a. C0WARDIN, t5
Dispatch office.
p,Cxrxycrrr, Time 1870 "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-11
BY Hill & Goddin,
Real Estate Auctioneers, 1908 Main street.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT WITH
SNAIL BRICK house. ON GRACE Be
TWEEN THIRD AND FuUSTlI STREETS AT
AUCTION Twill sell on WEDNESDAY the 18th
instant, at5s o clock, on the premises The above
VALUABLE LOT, with BRICK HOUSE with
four rooms, kitchen and oher houses. Water
tcity) on the lot. The premises now pay good
per cent. on the assessment, and as building
Site, 10 one OF the best portions OF the city, 1t Is
very desirable. The lot fronts % cet on the south
side OF Grace street and runs back la7 feet.
TERMS: Ope-thrd cash. bal ,nce at and
months, with interest added six per cent?, Sc
cured by trust deed. L. Il. GRATTAN,
lee Executor of J. 8. Caskic deceased.
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By Grubbs 4 Williams, AuctIonecrs, r.
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

TWO BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
l. ON CLAY STREET, ANDTWO OTHERS
ON CATaARTNE STREET, ATAUCTI0N.--0
sell, upon the premises two beautiful BUILDING
LOTS on the south side OF Clay street between
Gilmcr and Hancock streets Uust east Of Eloa
Park, each 30Xl30 feet to ten-turt alley. After
which we will sell two LOTS on the south side OF
Cath Irnc street betwe' Henry and smIlh streets,
each 23f xl0i feet {, an alley In common.
TERMS: At sale.
leo GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. AnctIoncers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-11

VIZ ANTED, TO SELL SIXTEEN HUN
w DRIED AND TWENTY-SEVEN ACRES
nF land In Buckingham county, virginia, .
miles from James river. The open Iand IS Sona
tobacco land The forest land consists OF biack,
w..ltc, and chestnut oak, presenting good oppor-
tunty TO n party wishing to engage Ill INC qucr-
citrOn bark business. ,D.>yD,
james City county, Virginia, between inc 3ork
aud Chickahomany rivers: Good pine anu T 1ak
timber land, only % miles from naIigatios a mis
strongly impregnated with lime, AS the owner ,,
lives Some distance frem these lands, VIII sell
ESQ tIc III LE-ACRE LOT In this city on the
corner of Cary and Twenty third streets. g3oa
location for tobacco factory or planning mill.
" 0'AN ~" TRUMAN A. PARKER,
#'-.sl. Lumber Merchant,
ie7-otx Sixth and Canal streets, Richmnnd.