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tuesday, Tire 26th Day of September, 1871,
TRUSTEES sac.

and BY virtue Of power conferred
upon me By the deed Of trust of Robert B.
miller and Joseph Pfmm, executed on the
4th day OF October, 1865, and OF record in the
kegisJer's ontcsi n the coul ty Of Shelby a
state o. tennessee. in Book No. "a, part 2.
pages lgl, 1872 and 1913. and TO which reference
is herein made, I WllCn
Thursday, September "a. 1871,
proceed TO sell, 10 the highest bidder, for
cash, between u O'Clock m. and I o'clock o..
m, az the foot OF the stairs leading to the
Court rooms, IN the city or Mem
phts, county aforesaid, situated lying and
oetns in the city am0rsaid, and bounded as
follows, tO-Wtt:
Beginning at b northwest corner Of BlOck
and southeast Intersection OF FIfth a Kerr
Streets thence ~6astWardIy with the south
line OF Kerr street one hundred and forty
eight feet and six inches 20 an alley thence
sOuthWGrdly with the Wsss line OF said al
ley hundred and fOrty-eight feet and
six inches 70 an alley; thence Westwardly
with the north line OF the alley last named
one hundred a f1rty-eight feet six inches
TO Fifth street; thence northWsrdIy with
n east line of Fifth street one hundred and
forty -eight feel and six inches to The bsginn-
I believe the title to said property to be
good but Will sell and convey only as
trustee
tuaul5 A. n. FERGUSON, Trustee,
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Trustees SAILS.

Z and By virtue D. a deed OF Trust,
\ 10 me executed, ly Jacob 8. Galloway,
a ustCe and Mary E. Galloway, his wife, on
tn lf1day OF October 1870, ana recorded IN
the Registers ONCE of Shelby county, Ten
nessee. In record book number IS, page 56L.
/ will On
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Monday, ths 25Lh day d ssplembsr. Iazl.

street, In the city OF Memphis,
Monday, the 25th day Of September, 1871,
a certain tract OF land. lying in the Third and
Fourth Civil Districts of shelby county, In
range 8, section a, o. the Eleventh Surveyors
District containing BY estimation 81 acres,
more or less, as follows: Beginning
at a stake, hence south S., p est 81 Inks. a
black gum marked FL o." thence west 80
north with james l.. stewards line, 81 chains
80 links TO a stake, IS Ifnks east OF q black
oak marked 9 on the heirs Of Thomas
stewart s line; thGnCs sDuth 5[o west, with
said line Is chains, s8H INKS 70 q stake, 9
links west or a hickory marked st. =;
thence west 81 north, with said heirs line
crossing Big creek, 70 chains to a stake, so
LINKS south OF a horn bean marked At. g"
on the west boundary line OF the James Rob
1nFOn 1000 acre grant 70. II; thence south. So
west, with said linz 68 chains Il a stake, the
heirs Of Joel MeLemors's north west corner;
thence east, 50 south with their line I0i
chains, 80 links 70 a slippery elm marked
m. s. on the south bank OF a branch, the
heirs L. Goes corner; thence
north 81 east, with their line 80 chains to a
s" said heirs northwest corner; thence east
with their line Is chains to q stake; hence
south 26o west to a hickory marked IN. s."
en- the east boundary line of said goo acre
grant No. Il; thence north SO east with said
As chHtDs 50hnks to the beginning.
Terms OF SALE.-Twelve hundred dollars
cash, and purchasers note with approved
security for the balance of purchase money,
payable on the 18th day Of Ic1ober. IS7L. A
lien retained upon the land until all ths
purchase money Is paid. Equity of redemp-
zion barred sale within legal hours.
JOHN 4. FREEMAE, Clerk
W. ID. Randolph solicitor au4
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LOOK TO YOUR children
me GREAT SOOTHING REMEDY

Cures Collie and Gripping Price
M - in the Bowels, and faeili-
$50 tatsa the process OF Teeth 6
~ ing.
Snbdues Commissions and pyzee
Wh51oan overcOmes all diseases In a
%Sgn cident to infants and chill Cent?
dTen.
Cures Dtarrhea, DyBen- Hrzes
MIA terry and ump-er Com q
bh1ooH1s plant In children Of al 0eaks
Syrup. sqes- ~
Il Is the Great Infants and Children's
Soothing Remedy for All disorders brought
on By Teefhing or any other cause.
Perpared by the GkAf1oN MEDICINE
Co, st. Louis, No.
syeryWheses tez'daN
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T t STATEMENT
WINS oAAAEMh&A
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
N EEW YORK.

NEW YORK, September. 9, y M
Cotton quiet and stesdy. Sales, futures,
1900 bales; September, 1896; October,
I9Lc.
/ p.m-Cotton quist. September, 10
Il-l6s; October, 1870; November and
Dscemaer, l9k@l9%c. Sales to spinners,
4s4 bales; export, 159 bales; speculation,
28f bales; transit, go bales; contracts,
lI20 bales. Receipts tor the week up to
this ttlHs, 1922 bales,
COTTON n LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL, September 9-l1:45 am
Cotton steady. Middling Uplands, 9Zd;
Orleans, 9z<d,
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nrsO vAE.

TOXIN 3. KERR, Attorney 81 Law, has re-
a movsd HIS once 70 NO 40 North Coart
street. 3ampniss xsnn. sps&
The New York herald., 1871-11-04
VAL 1NTBIIrGENcR

n. Wood, late Chief OF the Bureau
a Surgery In The Navy, but now rc-
IN appointed Inspector Genera OF
pitfalls.
Fis ordered 10 the " yoming. PaEssd
astcr oarmady TO the Ashuelot
I. are detached ana placed on waiting
n Parker, from The command Of the
tenant Commanders Sumner, WiideA,
enry u White; LleutenanB Bruce,
Mckenzie; M.dshipmcn Richards,
ls, Berry, Potter. Nazr0, John O. VIII.
II. Moore, Day, Callahan, Ruschen-
3 and Stockton; Medical Director
istant Surgeons Allen and Mackie,
70 W. Smith, Chief Engineer Fithian,
{ Engineers BeckwOTth and NicOll,
kiln; Midshipmen Perkins, Osborn.
.oresses, Beck. ana Wales, from the
ieutenant w. II. Parker, from the
sutenant Commander Mitchell, from
b, ana placed on SICK leave; Lfeutcn.
er Sigsbee. from the Photographic
Tered to the Severn; Pay Director
e Franklin and ordered 70 settle ac-
ID Assistant Paymagtcr Mcconnell,
uclot and ordered to return 10 the
The New York herald., 1871-11-04

,psssapa Aetiss ~ Rsserense @ - ADpsess-
s0ct 81 q RrsslveR ssr che Mercantile x1rs
.o ~@r4nrc ~pwpany.
rrsec f,nded meeting OF the New YORK
.eA y IN aderwri,srs was held yesterday 10
8 trni~ the action Of Judge Oardozo in
.as,u1 - y snct,on against the Mercantile Fire
ereSe .or. sny. ana appointing re ceiver.
.ts t,y.s ION vas manifested by the meeting,
. - tior n Judge Oardoxo was denoun need BY
a4seko,e - strong language. Nh. Anderson.
. ft ,,r 9rng nf the Mercantile company. made
5000 'A fncss IN the case.
4 essDsiisH vas then adopted tnstructing the
at,al.ss - avs and Legislation 10 inQur 8 Into
. r1sseri oor lltion Of the laws under which It Is
M ts N ONT receiver for any company
sNtNf fFst n ing the company Q hearing, and 70
~ EiA ie superintendent Of the Insurance
1fN IA view OF so modifying the laws
tt4aU procee cings Impossible hereafter.
,8t ttN rcsol utions were also adopted
- 1oce
Tie judgment OF thIs heard the seton
Al, M Erarfed the injunction against the Mcrcau-
Company and the appointment of .
~ - wac, under the clrcunassanccs, an out
n oi that company.
rt n members OF this Board viii urge upon
Df The Nercantilo Insurance Company, A.
4tFN ppertunfty, 70 continue the same, fnlly BE-
s tNssH ~ uolfec4ly aafe.
The New York herald., 1871-11-04
RKY INTELLIGENOI.

WASHINGTON, d. O., Nov. 3, 1871.
intendent OF the Mounted Recruiting
zen ordered to send 100 troops to San
rs, where they WIN be assigned TO
valry, aid also 100 to Fort Leayen-
lgnmens 10 the Eighth cavalry.
The New York herald., 1871-11-04
A UCTYON SALE.-AT 259 WEST FORTY-SKCONt
"A street. between Seventh and Eighth ayennes.
4 UCTION. AUCTION Z AUCTION
TiiIS DAY fSATUkDAY). November 4

N THIS DAY iSATUkDAYJ, NovcmbNr 4
the lar.es. and richest sale this
Over S75,eU3 worth Of rich Househod Furniture,
contained story mansion 190 West Twenty
street, Sixth comprising 600 lots BY cats
logne lots the highest bidder, regardless OF MAgn
snits. covered IN crimson and green brccsts nagas9
lace brocatel Curtains Imported Bronxes Oh Pafntng1
maronetcre Cabneis Tables Encognures Jarjinicrcs g
Tables Turkish Easy Cxs; 50O volumes OF choice Books
Ac Chamber suit. In rosewood and walnut, style Lou.
Quilts Blankets Pillows, Bolsters IS elegant curled hai
Mattresses, Spring Beds, &c Dining Room Buffet Exten
esia. l50 pieces; Kitchen Furniture Goods packed anA
sbpped 10 city or country - IL. 4
The New York herald., 1871-11-04
LARGE AND RICH HOUSEHOLD PuRNIIURl

Over SO lots and Sl50 worth Of magnificent Furniture.
HENRY ZiNN, Anctien sells this day, commencing ~
1eh O'Clock. Al our stcry private mansion lN West Twenty
sixth street, SiEth Brilliant toned AZ
sve rosewood pianofcre rich Suits in satn
and silk Mro Paintings Velvet and Brnsses Carpel
&C.; aso, Bedroom SUITS rosewood and wninugi Ai11
and don6e BelsseAds Buresns, Spring Hair aud Haak
Furniture, raie, Cutlery, China Glassware posi-
NlxA
The New York herald., 1871-11-04

DY MAX BAYERSD0RFER, AUCTIONEEn--SnLIk
ID Thursday, November q the wei known Saloon and nAo
taurant .1he Capitol" " west streeb eppo
MAX BAYERsDORRER CO., Auctionssii S5 BoWesy.
DY MAX BAYERsDoRFER, AUCTIONRHR--sEx1.s
ID Monday, November g. 1891 Third avenue eeeana Dfao
Sore aplendd business plAce privately tAu dogs
The New York herald., 1871-11-04

FEMALE ACADEMY, FLUsurSa, n ~
csumed lrst Monlay in September; tafnoSyv
.c,,1a On ~" "sr annum For fuD particulars 80
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sse1I1sklgM NALES-Fnfurs nav.
~ <SA~J<s<S0&>SSs-os.>
BY Lyme & Brother,
fAEctioneess snd Resl-Fatats .
1917 Main street -

I COMMISSIONERS SALE M vunv
a4skSS6A4p 4HREAE FL II HHssxsSlg9
CITY OE RICHMOND, ON THE hrF TIE
M Ml,tL,, 0N. SANE. WITH ,tloGn ~ HsTE IIsT
pOWER, FOR SALE AT Pubic f MtfATkR-
~ virtue or decree Of the Circuit COM y, tH.
rico sntsrsd ON the I'd day or May ls7i in H. h.n.
81 Jonn \ PINS executors va Reaiaie sIlt
hope1,s executors and ais, I shall 20 ".
cmmissioner therein named, proceed =" - special
Pubic auction, on the premises, on FHJH. sH at
"a cay OF June, Sll, commencing at The ~ we
the following-descIibed rs u I,r 81
OF LAND, being portion Of the farm 90 AVIS
BENJAMIN W. Roper resided at ths tim Ua W ~heh
:; iss. The MIL TRACT, containing a .c.ra
more or less, On which there Is 4 as - ACaEs,
MIL, with good water-power, having q r, 4aisT
cel!eut country trade. ia'st eT-.
I'd. 4 TRACT OF 48 ACRES tuo,e q, ,...,
adloining the above, all open and say n ,sssl
sd. A beautiful 26-ACRE LOT ,d,o,u,.,
Dansion tract, tn u high STATE OF caEisx, Inc
and fronts on The Genttal turnpike. i'Alion,
4n. tract or SO ACRES more or Iese, 49, a.,
east side OF the said turnpike half or gt ca NE
WOO the residue open and IL ane heart. "h'sh
IERMs sufhcient In cash to dsfray the AVA,
OF The cost In this suit and ~ % The Renae
ana three years, in equal instaments Tho , nm,
chaser TO execute bonds for the deSe,r .% p us-
ineDS with good personal security, and the up
be retained until said bonos are fully n,jJ se ~
q conveyance Ordesed bv the court. "h ana
a plat 10 be seen at the Office Of the Apr,,o,oo.
and will be shown at the hour II sale h''l'
my Y EDWARD Y. CANNON. Cam,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-30
by Lyme q Brother,
Zeal Estate Agents and Auctioneer,
1917 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL
4 FARM OF ONE HUNDRED hCTEa
MORE OR LESS. IN CHARLES IrTt1 ~;
COUNTY ABOUT FOUR MILFs From Tpr
COURTHOUSE, EIGHT MILES EXON VIZ
G.X,S LANDING, AND ADJOINING TuT
FARM OF DIR. JORDAN CHsISTIaE o.,
virtue OF certain deed OF trust 10 The md!
signed, duly rec ,rded In the clerks odlre NJ ttn
Charles City County Court, In Deed. boob No ZIG ~
page ls4. shall Pre- coed to sell at public anc,,
thaving been requested so to do by the benesc,aya
therein securely, at the Office Of Mesns. Lyns /
bro.. No. 1912 Main street, in the civ Of R,cSL
mond on SATURDAY, the 5d day of June Is.,
at IL O'Clock NJ, all OF that certain TRACT ~
LAND, containing ONE HUNDRED ACRES
more or less situated as above described Tbers
Is a good TWO.STokY bWELLING Upon the
farm. Also, BARN, STABLE, &c. ' '4'
About one-ha'f or tie piece Is under cultiv,
ton, OF which 30 acres have been MARRIED lsrvn
bed of mari is very convenient to the place Ahon,
Is acres OF the wood land consist OF very superior
hearth pine timber.
TEE MS: Cash as to the expenses OF sale. and to
pay of two nott 8 amounting to $500, with interest
at the rate OF J per cent, from Nav ar
1870 and credit of aud Il months as TO the resi-
due, for negotiable notes interest added, secured
by q trust deed.
EDWARD B. NEWBURN, Trustee
Sale conducted bv YNE & Bro. Aucts, my "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-30
BY Gruhbs d Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auc!iopeera.
Eleventh street. between Main and RAM

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ALARGE
O.QUANTITY. or yALUABLE real.
RICHMOND.-)n part execution OF a decree OF
the hapcery Court of the city of Richmond, en-.
tered on the LIST day Of March. 1871. In the use OF
Palmer's administrator W. FAINT and ais, the un.
dersjgned, special commissioners thereby appoint
ed. Will sell at auction, upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. 7th June. at S O'Clock Z. NJ. the
following REAL ESTATE, OF which the late
Charles Palmer died seized, 10 Wit:
The oesrtiful SUBURBAN FIRM known 40
Summer field formerly owned by Hon. J. N. Bolts,
lying on Bowling Green street, about one mile
east of the city, adjoining the Catholic College
property, and containing AZ acre.. The improve
ments are substantial BRICK DWELLING
with seven rooms, and the usual out houses be-
sides large and choice variety of the best fruits,
embracing peaches, apples, pears, &c. &c.
This property, having fr"ntS on several roads
and streets, admits Of convenient subdivision.
and IL will be sold In several PARCELS whole,
as may he dscL:ed at tie ;iuic #
TERMS On:-tourth cash &; baauce on 4 credit
of 6, Il. and Is mon IN. i"r @ag"tt, Die notes with
interest added, and tie tlrG rr.tim.d by the court
until the notes are p..!d. iitrch. e!s ID pay taxes
for 1871.
JAS. d. HALYBUkTOE,( c.,,.-s
THOS. j. ENRtS, ~ 80
GRuBBS & WILLIAMS. kuCtS. my 2T-tis
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Tho Ohio aud Chesapeake Ha'iF'""
o,ncr End Of the LINE.

we note signs of activity along the entire
~, 81 rho ohio and Chesapeake route.
Ene u oxin.ytou. Nv, 10 Richmond, Va.
.r rS 1.ttcr city already begins to estimate
Dor caparitv Tor transactiaS the business
rhrh viii flow upon her with the compile
zion of this road. The capac!ty Oh ner
Touring mills. she tells us. Is even now
equal 10 the consumption OF sixty car ioaos
of wheat a day, but from short Stlpihes Ac
in operation only six months OF 'ie tean.
Introduce the product OF our western
fields. and not orlv will the capacity OF the
mills be charged, but their operations VIII
never cease.
And Virginia tobacco" who has not
heard of il y-famouS since the days oil the
Cavalier Raleigh. Where lnthc temperate
ATTITUDES does the wonderful weed ENJOY III
such perfection all the prime condltionS OF
crowth9 Where does the soil furnish tle-
ments more kindly mixed! Where does
the climate shed more genial influence upon
the gathered crop? Her tobacco factories
are famous throughout the worio. her
manufacturers seem to have extracted from
nature the secret, of her skill in impirtinS
flavor, and sweetness and fragrance 10 the
marvellous leaf. and even the product OF
our western valleys Shipped TO that noteu
mart may gather new virtues upon Tue Sc
cred soil" or, indeed, in cline where the
very atmosphere is propltious 10 the
"clIring" of the herb. the tobaccoes OF the
West may snatch from the chemic touch Q,
Eirginian airs "a grace beyond the reach -
of Virginian art.
Our wheat, then, and our tobacco oat
hemp and our Bourbon, our cattle ana GU;
corn-a all these We will pour into the LAP, @
the mother State. But or " blue. grass -
that she cannot have. 1t has no affinity toi
the cOnsecIatcd soil. 1t chngs with heaithS
tenacity, or with morbid pervcrsity, just d:
one may choose to regard it, TO It's congo
NAL habits i'll the Ozark and. Blood!
Ground" =.
lsVirginia rising to the height OF the sit
.uation? We think so. Richmond already
begins to affect I metropolitan AR. Sue
talks of revolutions in tracks u anu depo
arrangements, shipping facilities. cnglncer
ing projects, decpencd channels, Outer
Gaps, golden gates, "conccntrated com
merce." leading men, commendaDle Ell
ergv, increased life; development, industry
and OF all the pomp and circumstance o
bo,lndless metropolitan growth.
1t is magnificent programme when Stl5
has skctched, and will be faithfully carried
out. Constitutions may vanish, kllkinA
NAV flourish. empires may rise, STATES HAY
fall, parties may come, and parties may CO.
hut "OLD VIRGINIA never tires. -Ae|eH1-
ton (Ky) Observer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-30
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
farmer Rank and 18th streets.

~ HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS AT
THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF MAJ AN
AND FOURTH STREETS, ON TIE SouIInn
MONR0E SHEETS, AND AT THE SOUTH
EAST CORNER OF GRACE AND LAUREL
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTlON..At the
reauest Of the owner, shall sell at auction mo. on
the nremises, in the order advertised on ~ f",
loving m ' beautiful and attractive BUILDING
LOTS, viz. hat very valuable IOT at the
beast corner Of Msiu and 9Th streets, adjoin-
Inc the handsome residence of w. Fl. Haxall,
ESQ, fronting G25 feet and Iu ming back $50 feet
A fter which, say AT O'Clock, eight beautiful
LOTS each 80 by ISIS feet to an alley, on the south
side of Main, between Monroe and Madison
streets in an improving aud desirable part OF the
city and, after which, that truly beautiful LOr
at the southeast corner of Grace and Lnnrel
streets fronting 10 feet and running back 155 feet
to an alley The special attention OF the public
is called TO this SALE because the lots are very at
trac.ive and desirable. ~.
TERMS: Oue-fourth cash s: balance at four,
eight, and twelve months, for II potiable notes,
my22 W. GODuIN, Auct'r.
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-TocoSntea.

ny RoRKRr DUNCAN.
ming when the towers are gay
f.r ra King King cups hold a drsngn' Oh "'"'
, Az" NV litsic Queen OF May
! , Wt,h cace and eyes forever new.
,tn c,rnl grace I foRaly see,
And vet she never looks at me.
Tho silver Willows softly weep
TO sec her pass SO quickly lhsrc, o,,.. peep
Where sunbeam; th," n. ,,non nn her hair.
In cheqmerec,. n morning CLEAN
That rnu go soe. and leaves me 10 a Dream
,re.m OF things that may not re-
look on scenes that never VIZ Sto me
An thou unknown. hast rtise" ~ "
v,sfon for the eye too fat
~, .ao,z my paih forever Time,
IN irel IN, i!t,ic hand In mine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-30
BY GrubbS ( Williams,

Auctioneers and Real Estate gents,
Eleventh street, between Main and Eank streets.
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS ON
ID CLAY AID L.lG Sr!tEEIs, NEAR
BUCHASAS'S SPRIaG. AT AU' TioS. TN
THURSDAY, lst June, at 81 O'Clock =. NJ. we
will sell, upon the premises, those tw" very bean,
lifnl bots ut the northeast corner OF Clay ana
Darlington streets, each 10 by 30 feet TO an alley
20 feet wide.
After which Will be sold three LOTS on the
south SHE Of Leigh, between Norton and kinney
streets, each of the same dimensions as above.
These are The most elevated, ana, We may faIiy
saw the most desirable lots in that very btaul ihl
and rapidly improving neichborhoad.
my 9! GRuBBS & WILLIAMS, Auc.s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-30
BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street.

SMALL FRAME HOUSE, SITUATED
~ ON THE EAST LINE OF ST. STEPHEN
STREET, BETWEEN DUVAf. AND BAKER
W shal, lat the request Of the owner sen at rub
Tic auction, on the premises, Oh WEDNESDAY.
the 3lst day Of May, 1911. at a O'Clock P. NJ The
small FRAME DWELLING located as above de-
sertbed, designated by No. sl3, containing three
rooms, with the usual Out-houses. The lot has 4
front Of o2Xl2o feet TO an alley 90 feet wide
TERMS At sale. LYME & BRO,
my % I'd, Aurtionen,e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-30
By Grubbs g Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE, IN PORT MAYO, AT AUC1 ION.
In execution OF decree of the Chancery Court of
Richmond, entered 2lst February, 1871 in the case
of "Goetze, &C., vs. Goetze,'' we will sell at auc-
ton, upon The premises on IUES ESD ~ 'oth May,
Caspar Goetze died seized, consisting Of a LOT
with FRAMED DIV nLIIlNi thereon, situated
at the Garner Of Louisiana and Fulton streets, 10
fronting on Fulton street 80 by l47 ieet.
TERMS: One.fourth ca3h p; balance at 4, s. and
IL months, for negotiable notes with interest add
ed, titles retained until the notes are paid FUR
chaser5 to pay taxes for 1871.
ROBERT stiles, ! ro,n,rs
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auct'rs. my gas p q, 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-30
By Grubbs q williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets.

A. ESIRA BLE COTTAGE RESI-
N DENGE. WITH ABOUT THREE ACRES
UF, LAM. ATTACHED, At THE SOUTH
EAST CORNER OF o AND 1HIRTY.FUURTH
STREETS, AT AUCTION.-By request Of Mr.
Fletcher Cooper. We will sell, upon the premises.
on, MONDAY, 5th of June, at 81 O'Clock p. NJ,
recently remodelled, and presents an unusually
attractive appearance has seven rooms kitchen
with two rooms; stable, baro, and other out
buildings a well In The yard, and fine spring
near by. The grounds are stocked with choice
fruit, the yard ornamented with flowers and
shrabbery,s and the garden filed vita crops aud
vegetables. .r,...-. .,--.ys-.-
Weinvite an examination or the property, as It.
cannot fail to attract any person wishing retired
and pretty residence. Is. .- q
TERMS: At The sale,
my 30. GkUBBS Il WILLIAMS, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-30
BY James NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
Office No. ITO Main street.

TWELVE VACANT LOTS ON LEIGH,
1 DUVAL, AND 2ND STREETS, IN CITY
OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTIOE.-
Will be sold on TUESDAY, the 3olh day Of May,
LOTS between Leigh and puval streets, each
fronting aIou. 70 feet and running back log feet
fronting on south side CT said street and running
back about LOG feet to Al ale! ; and Two LOTS
at eastern corner Of Second and Duval streets,
fronting 80 feet each on Second street, and run
mug back 100 feet. s.
Sale TO commence with the lots on DuYal ST.
5 TERMS One-third cash ; balance 1t and L.
cured by deed OF tru7t.
myo2 JAMES N. TAYLOR, Auct'r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-30
BY Isbell & Son,
Auctioneers and Eeal Estate Agents,
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

MISERABLE AND Commodore
~ THREE-SrOHT FRAME DWELLING On
BETWEEN MONROE AND HSNRY, AT AUG
lION.-On TUESDAY, the 80 n day OF May, lsn
upon the premises, at O'Clock l.: NJ, VIII be sold
FRAME DWELLING located as above stated,
containing seven rooms, with kitchen of two
ing has been recently put Ia No. order, with an
addition of = front porch running the whole length
of the building. The lot fronts 80 feet and runs
back $50 teet to wide alley, and has upon 1t some
oh 1ice fruit trees. ..
TERMS: Ore-fourth cash; residue at four, eight
and twelve months, for negotiable notes, lntct est
added and secure d by trust deed. Taxes for fsTl
to bc paid by the purchaser.
NV 10 ISBELL Il SON. Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-30
BAKERIES.

BAKERIES.
DICHARD ADAM,
LII STEAM CRACKER BAKERY,
TWELFTH ST., BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY, AND
. e. SIS BROAD STREET, NEXT DOOR TO
y MOUSTCASTLE'S.
desire 70 inform my friends and the public
generally that have, at great expense, fitted up
the largest and most complete
STEAM BAKERY
In Virginia.
Fresh CAKES, PIES, BREAD, and CRACK
ERS daily. -
Orders, wholesale and retail attended 10
promptly. Price list and circulars .ent Dy mail on
application. ~ N.' va
"A hoerai discount TO the trade. mys