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DRoPosALS FOR GRANITE FOR ThE NEW STATE
l. Department.
OFFICE or SUPERVISING ARcHtrEcra
WAsHrNGToN May "a, ISL.

WASHINGTON. May "a, 1sII.
Sealed proposals will be received until y O'Clock VI OF
Architect OF the Treasury Department for furnishing and
delivering at the site oil the proposed building all the dmcn
granite required the exterior OF the state De-
for which about iUUJ cubic feet will be required
whose dimensions do exceed twenty cubic ee and the
of increase in for exceeding twenty cubic
The the stones cannot at
be given, but will approximate 40 cubic feet stones To be
that Will be furnished the contractor one inch viii be
allowed for quarry Dimensions each worked face OF the
stone.
zach bid must be accompanied bv a sample block, IL
be sound durable OF uniform color and good grain
dscoong other foreign substances, and capable
whstandng the action oil the elements and that has been
fully tested by In buildings and " from auarres CAPABLE
year, and from which stone has being
Tor first oiass buildings.
Bidders will state how they commence the de-
livery of stone aud the amount week they can deliver
They Will also state the and maximum OF
that eau be obtained from their quarry.
No bids will be received from the owners or essees
of the quares from which the stone Is proposed to be FUR
nishcd.
All proposals the printed forms be OBJ
ained OF the Supervising architect and be accompanied by
penal bond in the OF nifty thousand dollars tSoOsOO
that the bidder viii execute and perform the contract u
awarded 10 him. aud give bond therefor IA tne penal sum OF
binding lease OF the quarry the government security
for the faithful performance OF the contract the lease To
take effect the failure OF the contractor to comply with
the terms Of the contract SAID lease authorize the
nen to take full possession of the quarry and DIRK IL at the
expense of the contractor IN OF such default.
the right to reject or all bids received reserved
Proposals must be enclosed sealed envelope, en-
and addressed to a. X. MULLhTr,
Supervising Architect Treasury Department, Washington
u. &,
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(fUNARD LINE.
ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS
Between New York and Liverpool,
Calling at Cork Harbor.
JAVA Wednesday, June 4 sAMARIA Thursday. June
CUBA: "Wednesday, June AalssINIA sat, June u
SCOTIA. esday July II CALABRIA. Sat, June "a
RATES OF PASSAGE.
By the Wednesday steamers, not carrying steeragc:
First Cabin $3.50, gold Second Cabin $50, gold
rirst CABIN TO fars... Sl45, gold
BY the Thursday and Saturday steamers
First Cabin. $50 gold Seerage. $50, currency
Steerage Tickets from Liverpool Queen sown
parts of Europe at lowest rates.
Through Bills of Ladng given for Belfast, Glasgow Havrc
Antwerp and other ports the Continent ederra
ports
For Freight and Cabin Passage apply at the company
onlce, No Bowling Green.
For Steersge Passage NJ III Broadway Trinity Building
CHAs. q. FKANCkLYN, Agent
THE Neutrality-suspicious. PACKET CoMrANY's
A ms" ''e HoLsAriA.
Captain f. Meier will sail Tuesday June 49, 1871 nj
+. NJ, for Hamburg,
taking passengers from New York Hamburg Plymouth
and London.
Frst Cabin, &1s0 Second Cabin x72 gold Steeraee $500
gold, payable In United States gold.
The THU RlNGiA will sail June 20, 1871.
KUNHARDT CO., q. y. RICHARD BOAS
General Agents, . General Passenger Agents,
tl Broad street. ~ Y. No. Barclay street, N. Y.
rfNE
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ITO LET-THE FINE STORE NO BARCLAY STREET.
Inquire OF Mr.. PHELPS at Charles Pras, lOS Fulton
street.
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EYES AND EARS,

A RTIFICIAL HUMAN EyEs.-BAUCH a GOUGEIs
n MANN formerly with Prof Bossonneau, Of Paris,
Of the improved artificial human eye
SO Blocker street N. B.Tbese endorsed by tho
faculty.
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At 2s7 THIRD AVENUE, NEAR TWENTY-THIRD
~ street-M LEON pays highest prices ladies'
g.ntemens Wearing Apparel. Carpets, &C. Ladies waited
Ivy Mrs Leon.
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nErARrMENr OF DOCKS, $40 AND s4s BROADWAY,
J. GRENvILLE KANE.
Secretary

EREsH BEEF AND VEGETABLES
OFFICE NAVY PAYMAsrFR !
Sealed Proposals. Propos for Fresh bccf and
Vegetables will be received at this office until O'Clock r.
hounds Em s@ Of Fresh Beef and pounds Of Fresh yessa
bes the New York Navy Yard and station, required
The Beet must of good quality and equal to the grade
of fore and hnduarters The Vegetables
be OF the best quality market Affords and the Beef
and Vegetables must be offered for by the pound.
Bonds, with approved security will he required IN
estimated of the contract and twenty
per cen. viii be withheld from the OF
each payment as collateral security perfor-
the contract which reservation viii not be paid until
the contract is fully complied with.
offer be by written guarantee,
signed by responsible PERSONS that bidder
bidders WILL If his their bid be accepted enter into ob
CATION within five days with good and sufficient suresies to
proposal will be dered unless accompanied by such
proposal unless the responsibility of the ID cer
he'd to by The Assessor Internal the district
which they reside and unless the license required by of
Congress Is furnished with the proposal as Well To reject
any proposal considered advantageous TO the government
II to be understood that in the stipulated quantity
either article shall be delivered leaving balance due
other article, the contract he considered
pleted In full athe option OF the department.
j. o. BRADFORD, Pay Director United States Navy
OFFICE OF LIGHTHOUSE ENGINEER, THIRD DIS
PkoPosALS f FOR BuILDiNG IiGnrHousE ON BLUFF
POINT, VALCUuR ISLAND, LAKE CHAMPLAlS.
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office until June
o. 1871, for the materials labor for construction OF
Lighthouse Bluff Point. Valcour Island, Lake Cham
pan according plans and specifications to be seen At this
Office and which will be rnished TO bidders on application
therefor to the undefs gned. ,,
Proposals be in duplicate accompanied by gnaran-
tee IN duplicate ana % mns be a sb
undersigned endorsed the envelope proposals for
structon Lighthouse Bluff Point Lake champlain'
This right to reject all bids, II
deemed disadvantageous to the government r,-,,
Lieutenant Colonel of Engineers.
Engineer Third Lighthouse District
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T 1853 BROADWAY, NEAR THIRTEENTH STREET
~ H. HERR highest cash prices for ladies' and gentle
mems Wearing Appeared, Carpets, &c. Ladies waited by
Mrs. Herr.
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1T THE NEW STORE, 81 SIXTH AVENUE, THIRD
~ store above Wavericy paceLaiies ana gentlemen
positively obtain the utmost value for their cast on Clothing
Carpets, Furniture. Jewey, Diamonds &c, have
great demand for these ARTICLES to supply the southern and
Western markets To satisfy yourselves please call
address Mr. Mrs. II. HARRIS 81 Sixth avenue, where you
VIII be dealt with 10 your satisfaction.
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OFFICE OF TIE LIGHT HOUSE ENGINEER ,,, ThihD
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF LIGHTHOUSE
ON BARBER's POINT, LAKE CHAMPLAlN.
Sealed proposals will be received at this oce until noon
OF I'D June, 1871, for the materials and labor for
Barbers Point Lake Champaign, according
to Specifications be at this Office, far
bidders Application therefor to the undersigned
Proposals M duplicate accompanied by guaranty
dpcatesand printed copy of this attached
to proposal They be addressed to the uniersgn
ed endorsed envelope, proposals for construction
OF Lighthouse BARRIERS Point Lake Champaign"
the right all bids which
may be deemed dIsadvan ageous to the government
&c. WOODRUFF,
Lieutenant Colonel Of Engineers
Engineer Third Lighthouse district.
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BOOTHS THEATRE.
The manager begs to announce
LIMITED SUMMER ENGAGEMENT
MR. LAWRENCE BARRETT,
will appear this Evening and
SATURDAY MATINEE
n JAMES HAREBELL,
the Poet Hero of Mr. W. O. wills beautiful HEART STORY
in 4 acts entitled
1.-THE MAN O. AIRLIE,"
which performed the Princess Theatre London for
more than ONE HUNDRED NIGHTS, and constituted the
dramatic event of that city I'm 1867.
Produced with New Scenery by William and Lewis;
Dresses by Joyce Properties by Deuel. and ASSISTANTS &c
days Mt the Theatre, at its
Branch Ticket Once, mt Ditson Co.'s Music store No. 7i
Rraa 1yyav
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At EDWARD MTLLER's ELL KNOWN ESTABLISH
"A ment, 100 Seventh Nineteenth street, the
value paid for CastoG Clothing. Carpets, &C., by
calling 0 addressing Mr.. or Mrs MILLER
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At =. ANHALrS, us SEVENTH AvENUE.-LADIkS
~ and gentlemen will be surprised at the prices ANHALr
paws FOR casod Clothing Carpets Furniture Jewery aud
Diamonds. guarantee to pay 5D per cent than any
dealer Please and convince yourself. Call
address j. ANHALr, It's seventh Ladies' attended
by Mrs. Anhat.
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OFFICE OF LIGHTHOUSE ENGINEER, THIRD DIS
" trict, Iompkinsvlle NJ w. June lo-Proposais FOR
Construction OF Keepers Dwelling and Tower Tor Light
house Colchester Reel, Lake Champlan.-Sealed FRO
posals will be received this Office until of June g.
ISL labor for construction of seepera
dwelling for lighthouse Colchester Reef. Lake
according plans and specifications to be
nj which will be furnished to bidders app
cation therefor to undersigned. Proposals
duplicate, accompanied by guarantee in duplicate. and
printed advertisement attached 10 each proposal
They Will he addressed the undersigned endorsed PRO
posals of Lighthouse at Colchester Reef
Lake Champain" This Office the right reject
any or all bids to the
j. &. WOODRUFF.
Lieutenant Colonel of Engineers, Engineer Third Light
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rSrrnN .lsAlI.Es--Fnfurc DAYS.
>~' -" nv paine q Co., Auc.ionters.

spcE sTogK or DRY GOODS AT
AUsTIoN.-on TaUEsDAY the ,e, ula ss,, 'a a.
100 Commencing at 10 O'clock We Wan III Ss No =.
stau a,Io n9 j. N, Woodan. Eeq. no: iii7 ma
s ssse stos who Is declining business ma ehfe
stock FaNcY and STAPLE, Da aas a ssps; kept
consastpe, esa dry goods house, among tnenl may
1 vsr, rich and costly goods. We enuiner@'e '"'
following: oo,t,ra Prjnts Irish LII
rans cloths aud Cassimeres, Satines, A,nis liz,
1en as inseys White aud Oolored FaI AN eein3ed
nestle rla'ds B EasHc hl Pc os, French
Fads Pd ropn GStsS ne5nns
r1opl'neM,s' z,mbinrles, Colored Satins, pi!uea
Linens Gnmp dSs and az ;aa sese CASHMERE
and Fsd shsws sso o',s snawis
LON ,n.CGs s NJ and Lace handkerchief; French
and Hamburg i.aces, &C. &c; w Ma1,no " Shirts,
snTtment OF Corsets. Hosiery, merlno 1"n ~
GInves and small wares generally: .,trand
we inVIae u1 to This sale IS the goods are
al Choice and desiI able, and will be s'id "i'n'u'
hm nc "a PAINE &c CO., hucdonecrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-10
BjLync i Brother,
Zeal Estat" hgea!s and Auctioncers,
l2la Main street.

ESTATE ON THE
wi ,UWtk JANIS FOR SALE AT PUBLIC
AUCTIv1 BY COMMISSIONERS en- Tu Us
DAY the n of NGyemhef neSf we w, K If, a.
DIN the well. known 1chdence OF Tie late Will
liam Il. Harris III, Fsq. - ,.,.,
Su h V LII ,hle property has almost never peen
up N the market in Virginia.
she estate has always comprised t"o farms,
Witch Will be sold separately.
uU re tiEii HND iGHTEsN ASD TnHEE-
EI(iii1HS (slsa) ACh. ) Of thc richest nliuyInm
under the plough oNG h ,,1a I'D u 9 q
Hu I'D s us hf.D Fifty G5j AChEs heavily
tirlhe: ed, cypress and swse sw'mp WOOD
on j am.s river below Richmond. fronting, with
wings, Two huu4red ana hftT isst, II wing dne
prO5nect OF the river; grounds filed with Deautt-
trl trees, shrubs, and nIwerS, native and exotic,
inciudinE very large magnoas and pecars In IN
bearing. An unusual num5er Of plantation build
nrs OF brick aud W. cd III fine repAi:. Improve
nents alone would cost 40, COZ teevcntv thousand
dcllsrs). The soil, a chocolate loan. well drained
o opa a ndsd Ss acres s aboundng IN
ihs upper .luar.cr, L solid tract OF SAT eight
nj, o lr Il claCs al;uyIum pa acres Two hundred
ana lhrty-f url Of forest, m>sSt1 large white oak
wei limbe ed and very convenient; one nile OF
river i.omt--very bod shore. u The necessary
farm buildings aud good DIV ELLING--al Ii
mis- cn, e estate has bclon &c to the late owner
and mis- anc .sLDIs u c*ntsry and hair, aud is
Of The M ost fer lie and beautiful Oh the continent.
In 1861 fourteen thousand bushels OF wheat and
the same quantity Of corn we're sold from It, with
no other fertilizer than lime and clover. The soil
is em;nen!ly suited TO all the grains, grasse~,
yeger ,bIes, and NUTS which grow in thi' lat ude-
Those wishing To purchase are Invited 10 visit
the property There is daily steamboat commu-
mic ,tion villa Norfolk and II lchm1rd.
TERMS OF SALE tipDo!ntcd By c'url Very
literal; one-fcu III cash balance In equal install.
ments, che, tw., aud three years; negotiable
notes, approved security, six Per cent Tut S. ;
lit e ret ,Iaed until IL pawn nt5 N e.
A crop OF what ana winter oats Is heiGg now
seeded with careful preparation, and pioughing
Ilr The Mex corn crop Wilt be done for ocneht OF
purchased, 10 whom full possession will be given
Oh Il. j lnuary, 1872.
The execu tois, vino are Ertrs, assure The public
that The court will co.iiirm this salc.
GA the dsy Of s4c communication Will be &C.
cured for bidders with hl"hmoId, Petersburg,
and Norfolk, and The guests eCiertaided The
premises 49,
On The same day viii be sold ONE THOUSAND
AIRES OE WUpi!-.kND, IL several tracts.
RANDOLPH II ahRISON,
e.. tulKbEY HARRISON,
GG3iiGG i E,1 Ii iRnI ON,
uturG and commissioners under ;rCTes of the
CircG Court aL May term.
plat III lie shove farm, showing 5 lie Of build
iDgs, wafer :ont, &c, cau be seen 4. our office.
LlNE BROTHER,
oc 7-Cod.Nol E!ftd AuctiOncers.
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By Cook n Laughton, Auctioneers,
BY Lyme & Brother.
Auctionesrs aud Real Estate Agents,
No. 1919 Main street.

VERY ATTRACTIVE AND BEAUTl-
Y FuL sUBUnBehs !, FATM N ANn t Ia +
CRY OF RJt;HM0ND d, ON WHAT Is KNOWN
Tue hIVsK Road FOR SALE ~ 49, AT Ae III
,t public auction, on the yr. i.es on TUESDAY,
The 10 day Of Ucohc ISL At Att. the hour Of, OF ~
ted IS .h,va dascrl ,ed containing 81 ~ FnUH
AID 4 HALF ACRES, all Cleared and VI SUI
peIipr soil. -
The DWFLL!NG-HrUSE Is very attractive.
cyntslp,n g nine rooms, cllsets, &c covered WIN
slate in thorough repair. having be built IN me
last fy. years, Beautifully nestled in with SHADE
trees The out-buldDRs are all good, ard cor
respond with the main mansion i'll style OF afchl-
ie.. ur:. ,, -, .
here is on the place fine well Of wate: and
most excel, ut OF choice fruit trees or The
most selecs kiuds. In fIct, TO the eye OF ,rii"a
wishing that Glass of place 1t Is all that c>ula De
desired 1900
Etr. VIM. Robinson, who now resides on same,
will take great pleasure In showing The place 70
p2I ties prior 10 dsy OF Sale.
. TERMS at sale. -
Al I'm TIL S.M.kIU
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Tuy LATE john G. RIvEs.-We nave oeeh
rcYdinr little Of the life OF the late Joiih
&. Riycs, who was for many years the sole
pr prictor Of the Congressional 1t0oe' ana
iruiv was he good and generous man;
I'm one occasion he asked his conndentml
clerk, an old presspan. who had worked;
md sweated in his service many years,
.hoM his (Mr. Riyes's) bank account
stood.o The old follow told him upward
Of 81. pOG." MIR. Rives handed him check
for q large sum, telling HIM to take IL !;
that he had worked hard for him, and In III
fnre ne mustn't work so hard AT another
time bis foreman was elected 10 some iaI
office and retired from the Gtooe ONCE
Some weeks afterwards the retired lore
man found at his house "a dinner ser
vice OF silver amounting to ut least one
thousand dollars" TO another foreman
who was without home for his large taml-
". Mr.. Rivcs stopped before his desk one
day and asked " Have you bought mouse
yc;?" The foreman "couldn't sec" ana
said mo" "Why don't your" he asked:
che fellow took the hint and drought
Got that house YETI" asked Mr.. RiVes.,
soon after. Yes, sir" ''llow muahI ?"
"Sl. 100" "Cheap enough" said MIR.
RycS, and he paid for it. These facts we
find rcCiled OF hin, and it is only the pity
that there are left SO lew men like TO re-
ioice the poor laboring mans heart. lie Is
IN Heaven Htilstoro' Nv. c. Recorder.
Mr.. Rives was just the man he Is here
reprcsented to have bccn.]
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BY Cook & Laughton. Auctioneers,
ror,er Governor and Franklin streets.

GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE,
II I Hn ID FURNiTUHE AT AUCTtHN;;-o .sa
Nj ~ mh nHD the lith inst. at 10 O'clock we
viii sell he residence on stree
smoer ri FITRNITUEE, con- isting O.
RRus sSs Ii and THkEE-pLY CARPETS;
r.. 6OK OIL-CLs TIL:
naK ETEGRE SIDEBOARO;
Mk3A II SSY WaRDHUBEs, BUREAUS, anu
rASE a2d W1olt-SEAT CHAIRS:
DIHIt G-YOuM FUEEITukE;
CRCCEEH G .ASS-Ws RE, &c &c.
KITCHEN FURNlTU az
oo n cook SLs UGliTON, Auctl"reera.
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4 IRoCERIEs, GROCERIES.
We are now receiving In etorc-
loo hogshesds SUiiARS, all grades and qualities;
800 barrels CAuSitb, 4. Il, y FRA G;
100 barrels law priced REFINED;
1eo bags RIO EOFFtES, e.
200 aEs LAGUAyRA C0FFFES,
eco mas uID GOVERNMENT JAVA.
Loo hogsheads BACoR-SheIiders, BIB, and Clear
Rib sides: al
so tIerces bes: kEFINED LARD,
200 barrels cheap SyRrPS,
SO barrels fine SiRUPS,
50 hogsheads SYhUPS,
500 sacks MARSHALL'S SALT,
80 kegs be:t-guanty SODA.
100 boxes prime FACTORY CHEESE,
10 tlerees NARREN'S FA MILY HAMS.
ALSO,
eOAPS III great variety,
SPIEES,
CAHDtES,
PAPER, SC.
We invite the attention of The trade, Our stock
being lalo in before the late advance, ablee us TO
offer at such prices SO viii compete successfully
with any northern market.
HAkSEyS & WILLIAMS &.
sc ll-cm Corner Of Cary and lS.h streets,
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=. ! s "a: gAnes-fnture nsys:
: ByIsbcll & Son, X
Auctioneers and Real Eatate Aeenso,
r,ovantt, between Main and Bank stfeess. n

,ssrGNEE AND TRUsTEPs SALE
a or a VALUABLE sI = B'U,pnanr fEB aGnT
ONE on nHD A HALF MILES From TIE y GE ,he
OF RICHhOnBy virtue Of sts Az Tor Inc eastern
district al virgipia entered GssoSer h,trnnss 81
the matter OF A. r. and j. ~ Mosby, VIZ.
the undersigned Francis Is veil in
said bankrupt, snd james L. Appefs9TT' and I. d.
Mosoy beiein MENTIONED and escrioed XIII se
AT pu6llc auction ur0n The premlste, on ~ ,5.t
the nth day Of October, 1871 at IL o'elock u,
VALUABLE FARM located az 36ove h ssdrIe'
surrender ed by said bankrupts In their scneHpSS,
COZ cont aiming FiFrY.F. ACRES os ai sbaes Is
IMPROVED LAND, q large portion Oh Hhlca , ~
ast IN strawberries. raspberi-s. and other small
and large ffut.. The improvements c2nsisa OF az
s1c lcnt DWELLING HOUSE and all NECESSARY u,y
out houses In good condition Ihls lano % ooiu
free from all incD FRANCES. a., .o.,a,s At
ak, twelve, and eighteen months for nes9.sm 9ss
notes with interest added at the rate OF SIX Pr a
cont. psr apnllm, and The title retain ca kln .ns
whole pprchsss money is paid anu q Conveyance
ordc1el by the court: rryvIr sas.once.
j. L.. APPEKSON, Trustee.
M IN TnEFtds
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. by e. b. Newburn,
Real Eetale Agent and Auctloncer,
70, lola Main street.

fs,HUSTEE'S SALE OF y NEAT TEn J, f. !:
1tuwES RR,,aD AND MARSHALL, Az uC-
Tf1N By virtue of certain deed Of trust f1 ron
William L*n:ay to the nndersi,ns PeaFis o. nT So
AuEst ga i IN c clerks ciIce of the Richmond
q Court shall proceed TO sell at anS1o a.
upon the premises n Wig bsen redne on saTVR
tns Tho I'm ay of October. 1871. Ut ocinck Z.
IA u the tA SSENr TWU-STURY FRAMED ~ :, e. =,
MsST situated as above-lot ffon'ihS 10 oJ -
feet .,,o e~ne,seq Of sale and TO
nav # the balance due upon Inc Dc1" ee u,s IS
thereon; and as TO M rss af sslc on s"'A
FL Trustee.
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Lyme q Brother
huct,onecrs and Real Estate Agents.
No. 1914 Hain street.

GALE OF A LARGE ST0 2;h s1Ic ThU.
- Ch n re. sa,,Ises on Thursday. October y:
1871 'ee At 70 Se'ek he we on nh tse
no1tns,s e tocs of r atte n,en
OF parties in that line of business Is caeo 70 Inc
sane. sa,,,ch vii, be rented the .sToRE, with
n H1EL, ever game. Also. small FaAmH
nWELLING adjoining. ,o,x .o,ro a
this Is an oldt Established s:ana' ho" '''ns
The reason for selling aud terms 10 ia Ii"ue
known At the hour of SALE ,.,ox-,
or 10 lyme e SRs'Ili II. - uCs.o,lo >.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-10
By Gruhbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

WALNUT LANE, THE FORMER
w REstDENCh OF WI! LIhMs; hu$liN,
DECFASED, CONTAINING hBouH ~ =
UUNDEED hCnES FUE SALE AT AUCIlpN.
we viii sell at auction, on the prcD!Sc on IN
DAY the 18th OF October, a. II c'cl1,k NJ, ths Inc,
wkINITT LA NE within o..c milo OF Mechanics
vile. and adjoining the lanes Of dwerI Sydnor,
ijr. file rson, and others: his IS avery p,odnc-
live farm. and for msrko! gardening and fruit
canal To uly land IN the county. The improve
ments a. G fra me dwelling with tv2 rooms pe,
sides basement, and The usual ort-DulilhsS, ana
stme choice fruit. "
TERMS: Ore-fourth Ssh; til" talauc2 at otic,
two, and three years With iuiccesL added.
GRUBBS K :pIL;JlMS,
&C ST., 7th. 10th&tdids Aucliarce'S.
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By Grubbs q Williams,
Aucttoneers and Real Estate Agentf.
Eleventh street, between lain and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 VERY VAL
souri, SID Of WsTEE srREEE, RUN
MING BAUK TO TIE DOCK.-By virtue OF 8
ds ed o trust executed by VIM. Fl. mcfarland
and wife to the subsc bars dated Goth OF Der.
1870. and duly recorded in Richmond Chan cry
Court Office, We will stli at aucil0n upon the
premises. on WEDSGnDAY, the 18th day OF o.
tobcr, 1871. Mt 5 O'Clock +. NJ, the valuable LOT
OF GROUND situated as above, nearly upposst:
to the York River iiroAd dcpO-, adjoining the
property OF Messrs. &. 7. Worth III and q. 5.
co. and fronting 81 feet, more or less, and having
an average decth or about l07 feet.
By reason Of It's convenience ID railroad and wa
ter transportation this Tot must be very vaiGSb BILE
for commercial or w r: hOuan purposes.
Terms: Sufficient Ill c.sh 10 delray the eNGcrsc5
CT sa'e endto pgyUT d: 1T Tor II aao62 win ia
tercst fIom 2?d of February, 1869; the residue
upon credit Of six aud twelve months Tor notes
with iuteresi aidcd snd secured by deed oi trust.
/ III i. U G1htHGRiINGroS, Trustees
GEUBRS WILLIAMS. Auc.C. $500
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-10
pDHTPOSEMENT'
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:, nc EDSESOAY. Ilth October, at same D 'ur.
" w ~ ~ GRUBBS h WILLIAMS.