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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1872-12-21
T'l,c centennial Exposition.

The proposition Tor great Expo
sitou to be held IN Philadelphia during
several months Of the year 1876 the
laulred.h Anniversary OF American
Independence appears to drag rather
heavily. The ten millions Of stock
nye.-ary to get az this grand display.
ana which vas apporiioncd among The
several States. IS not taken MP arh
anything Ike the avidity the project
- re- the enterprise cautcmp iaiee.
7,t.e raneres su1Imtiea 20 '"1
c.mmit,es il session in "h''a''t'-
., few days ago. exposed -s a l2 i5e
us,,naoss Tor which thatsg; -''-I nuprcpqrcd,
euis1psises orl Irib,,ae regards tao
prospect IS black enough. It these re
ports a,e - be taken as an index Of
its probable success. Sixteen Of The
States, taat paper, turned their
backs aud made no reply whatever to
lie demand npon them for subscrip-
tioa-, amaa- which were the newest
Western md oldest southcrr Srate<.
Hal. dozen plead poverty.
Common schools IN IL essurssy.
The pro rata amount of the School
Fund in Keu;uray, with total census
Of pupil children Of 4o5 ~, was = 80
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1872-12-21
EEaGk zRa=s zn.
Joseph Amborr.

Joseph Amborg.
Henry c. Am berg.
DR.. Chas. IL. Hubbard,
! II. Plsut,
". X Walker.
Saml. y. White.
Capt. c. j.. Raudle,
VIM. L. AlcCutchen,
Col. J. II. Davis.
Wm. \. Brcysrd,
Robt. W. Davis,
John \. Wilson,
DR.. A. i. Tarris,
John c. Steele,
+. Case,
Geo. NJ. Wilburn,
WA. Il. PlumIuer,
John ". Cowgirl,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1872-12-21
FOR LADIES' AND CHILDREN.
s.iierurv.

FURSU FURSl!I Just re-
ceiVed nice assortment of Fur- at
RICE & BRO.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1872-12-21

10 'sNdxEasE9' run, LS4 D'S'r'ct
Agcat4EI resuBeneff life IasaT-
=. year VIC .4Y.. Nau
as year was-~e
= ~. new hlsrs,,,- -
lIeti.s.v made
u propoL n s
80. lie
Ilifiss fd..li-
- husband,
; .s7sS ssourl and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-01

ton till we reached Richmond. ali along we
had noticed surgeons jumping oftbe river,
and as we approached the city we found num- M
beers Of these fish, weighing from % 10 iVV
pounds, lying on the wharyes ready for the
Richmond market AS they had been ying
for some time in the hot SUM- the eifltiVla
from them was in striking contrast wltn tfiat
from the magnolia and catalra trees. Evely
rose must have its thorn and every sweet rs
sour. The Offset to the pleasures on TINS ohy )
triD was the smell of surgeons ans theslght
OF cruelty to animals. :,
The place which we most desircd 20 see on
the james river was Jamestown. W IL not
even a hamlet A solitary house ;s,d' the
ruins of the old brick church mark tac spot
where the first settlement Of FirginFa was
made. The land in the vicinity seemedrich,
and it is unaccountable that the populaton
is SO scarce. The captain told us shat
plantations could be bought on the James
river Mt from $25 to SO per acre, bulldlngSin'
cludcd. At these prices tho year Of ;;:s-"t
must return to tins region. Another poihl
of great interest to as was Buffers famous
Dutch Gap. We were surprised TO bnd tDis
so short and narrow. Captain Clifford esti
msted its length at two hundred and MY
feet. and it certainly cannot be over three
hundred feet long by about seventy feet Ii
width. Our boat ran through this cut, 'nt
by so doing saved q dctOur of seven miles II
the natural course of the river. There irt
other bends in the rircr which might DC lm'
proved in similar maGstRr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-01
u,v.,c. q. Grant, III. D., a. $. y.
RICHMOND, Goth June, lS42.

1870 RICHMOND, Z3ti 5utN3 Act-s
Mr.. Editor: The tclegnaphic announce.
ment that Harvard University has conferred
mon our unspotted President the honorary
degree indicated by the letters IL. d., nat'l-
rally suggests that they should have com.
nfeied the compliment, and put him III all
respeets upon par with the immortal Or.
Paftsloss by adding the title A. S. S. This,
however. was PERHAPS omitted rs unneces-
sary, from their knowledge Of the principle,
familiar to every lawyer, that every Grant
carries with il its incidents.
This occurrence ftt:ssls TO the writer's
mind an incident Of his early youth. When
lust sufficiently acquainted with our itera-
ture to feel disposition te the mems,
papers, he was one day very much plizzled
at finding the letters LII. ID. attached 10 some
persons name. He took it to bis preceptor
for an explanation, and was told the let
tiers indicated that the gentleman was a
Learned Lealher-DresSer. This solution
remained for much time Us the writer's only
information on the subject, and it is witt,
grateful pleasure that he Is now taught by
This distinguished institution that his pre-
ceptor knew more Of this matter than, III his
maturer years, he was willing to believe:
w. l.. r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-01
by Hill & Goblin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs.
Office, No. HOS Main street.

BEAUTIFUL AND DESIRABLY-L0
~ GATED BUILDING LOTS. on THE SOUTr
EAST CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND MpNEU
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTIOS.--At the n
quest of the owner we Will sell, on the premises, q
SATURDAY. July nth. lST2. at O'Clock J.. y
SEFENTI-TWO FEET of GRo.'ND. with
depth of lj3 feet to an alley twenty feet wide. b
Gated rs dcscribe.abo THIS property Is only lr
squares eas! of Monroe Park, on that portion d
Franklin street recently improved b. grading. az
heing the south side of the street Is admiral
adapted for building purposes,
This locality IS being rapidly improved. sever.
frst-claSs dwellings having been recently ercrts
nearly opposite. aiId this sale should attract the :
ten,ion Of parties desiring lot In one Of th. ~
ncighborhoods In the city. win be divided to s..
the views Of purchasers.
TERMS One-fourth cash: balance ut f!S. twrls.
and eighteen months, six per cent. interest add.
secured by deed o? trust.
jc as-ids HILL & GODDIN. AIciinn"ct[
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-01

Hassar BARBER. This morning Wen ~.
down to take a ter,.cent shave. The Darpss, !,
pulled and hauled me, and sawed ana scla l,s, :
nv alabaster chin until ] Thought nc "'''
about TO skin me alive. ). =,
I aWhat in thunder are you trying 70 w. =,
Charley Pn / asked, looking up into the iafs
of the negro barber likea victim oil mispG'ce0
confidence. -,
"shavin' You, sar, dat's all" -,
"But your razor is as dull as a noe hoe, md
"Weli, sar, my hand sort tremble e,,, ana ana
Use 'fraid cf takes sharp razor DAT III c !,
you-I know can't pos'bl cut you VIA oIs
dull one !"
Honest freedman.-Ei Perkins.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-01
BY Lyme i Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
No. I?Ia Main street.

I ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
ia:PROYED REAL ESTATE IN THE PIhN OF
nphHMIN. ON GROVE Avenue, FEDERAL,
ELMMOoD, AND DOVER STREETS, IN THE
xL AN OF SIDNEY, SHORT DISTANCE
NEST OF THE CITY 0FRICHMOND, WHERE
VALUE. CONSISTING OF M4NDsoME
FRAMED COTTAGE RESIDENCE AND ONE
HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN BEAUTIFUL
BUILDING LOTS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
We all, AT the request OF the owner sri, nj pbi,.
OF July, ls72, commencing ut "a o'clock =. NJ pre-
cisely, That very valuable property located Az
above described, now I'M the occupancy OF Major
Charles Howard. The cottage contains ten rooms
me mai' mansion are beautifully laid of and sllrd
WIN large Gnaniity of shrubbery of the most sclt
klnn The lot on which Ii stands has |. front nn ih,.
south sc OF Grove avenue of la3 by 1924 feet 10 an
alley 20 feet wide. There are also SIXTEEN
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS adjoining, front
a!tev. - 49, @>i " al
Also FORTY LOTS fronting on the north aide
Of Federal street. 80 by l793 feet each to an alley 20
Also. FORTY LOTS fronti,g on the north and
soalh 'idt Of Enwooh street % by ,79i feet each to
ali alley; and TWENTY LOTS fronting on the
north side of Dover street. SO BY l7h feet to AN alley
- feet wide.
This offers one Of the best opportunities for capi-
iasts and persons At limited means TO secure nice
or the most perfect tb0rnughiarcs leading 10 this
eisyi anG the terms will be very Hbcral-say one
Lougth Cash; balance at one, two, and three Years,
Tor negotiable notes, six per cent. interest added
secured by trust deed.
a plat OF the above property can be seen nj orr
ohlce. The title Is UNDERSTANDABLE,
LYME & BROTHER,
p-- Aessioaeers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-01
BY Grul,irs x Williams.
AuctioDeers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and B1na.
MANSFIELD,WiTH "a 95S-i000 ACRl


MANSFIELD,W WITH "a 95S-i000 ACRE
1sk OF LAND, ON THE NORTHERN BouNp
AIRY OF THE CITY, FRONTING on TIE ME-
DON-BRtDGEROAD AND TWO OfitER GoUp
ROADS, AND WITH THE CHESAPEAKE AZ
OHIO RAILROAD PASSING THROUGH III, "
BE SOLD Ar AUCTION On WEDSfSptl''Y
OF JULY. Ar q O'CLOCK L. M.-~Abeat ~,
thirds VI IL occupies elevated plateau oSerlo"kIt
the city: the remainder slopes gradually. with a
southern exposure. The whole OF II Is OF Snp"iN1
SOIL and In the past has shown lis great prodEt'hr
ness As "A site upon which Ia erect handsome "
sidcnce with small farnt attached II Offers ur,
Inducements: That Il Is peirer t1 business i1p 70
property SO eagerly sought after IN the HrSt 10
the whole Will cost but little more than fu-sH,,
lot sells for there aud Ina beatty of situation II CIV
lenses comparison With any. -.
As ala opening for most profitable srecullstcps M
presents tempting opportunity, TO when VIC ih a
tine special attention OF capitalists Being - psai
the bnsinesS quarters aud the shops OF the 'lns'J
peake aad Ohio Railroad Company, twill be afeh w,
up WITH streets and divided tnto lots OF suitable -.
Tor baitdtng purposes, thus aordshg 70 sll an o
tunity 10 possess cheap lot In periect!S niseAi
tionable locality. Those Disposed TO enter upon IN
transaction cannot and elsewhere such . h'i' ~
operations.
Or for fnarse, gardens, dairy farms, or FOR GEMS
terry purposes, it hts peculiar vetae. ,t,
We hope the many advantage OF thls inv,t n III
wilf be well considered, and that IL WIN psts r
ownership Of those possessing sufficient 80.
Ia make II rs IL should b<-one of the blnsL a''">
tive portions af O,ir suburbs. Call and ses
fen Aastiohesis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-01

NAHRow-GAuGE RMLwAY.-The narrow
gauge ill railways is steadily advancing i'll
popular favor. Notwithstanding the oppoSi-
ton of many eminent engineers, there is no
doubt that for a limited traffic it can be con-
structcd with much less expense than the
broad gauge. A recent issue of the st. Louis
Democrat gives an interesting account of Il
road with gauge of three feet, which is now
building froll that city to Cairo. When
completed it will have a length Of lat miles,
and be equipped with twenty-siN locomotives
and 800 cars. This road begins at east st.
Louis and proceeds down along the river
bank to point opposite Carondolet then
turning southelStward, it purslies its way to
Cairo, passing directly through the Big
Muddy coal region. One of the designs Of
this road is TO supply coal cheap to the Caron-
dolet iron furnaces; hence the heavy equip
mcnt of rolling stock. Work is actively
going forward on this linc One hundred
miles of the grading will be finished by the
1st of July next. The ties for the whole road
are nearly ready.-BdAimore Gazette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-01
To Livingstone irs Africa.

In hfric's wiIds, how sad thy lot
Where suns shine hot and hoster;
Where cen the very Hottcniot
One sees grow hot and to.tcr.
What though the choicest fruits be ihine
That mortal c'er set eye on
What though thou fare ON "tendcr.inHc
Gut from the tender lion-
What though shc sacred river g founts
Prove blc,t hygicnic Fountains,
Aud crystal landscapes nature mounts
In hbyesinLtn mountains
Yet thou doSt ut the mercy lie
OF every scrA,hltng liar;
Each week some dreadful death doth die
From correspondents dire
Better the sword thy life cut short,
Or cannon-sllot cut shorter
Better to fall 10y one report
Thuu by each fell reporter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-01
On the lanes River.

Vacation ramblcrs find the James river
region attractive. One Of them writes about
it in the Springfield Republican:
We passed up the james river one beauti-
full day recently, and the day was one of is
unalloycd enjoyment as mortalS can well
have, and we would tain share IFS pleasures
with others, though we know that no word
painting OF ours can do Justice to the river,
lined rs it is with the plantations of the old
families Of Virginia, whose manSions-s0me
of them over 200 years old--crop out from
the groves. The james river can boast OF
no such wild and majestic scenery as greets
the traveller on the Hudson, nor do the villas
show the Mansard roofs, yelvcty lawns, and
general nice care of them which is seen ut
the North, but the large square-rooted
mansion, with the porticos in front and the
negro quarters i'm the rear, have al air of an
tiquity and comfort, and we could but look
upon with yener;ltion. The magnOlaS were
a little past their prime, but still we could
see large buds just opening their petals, look
ing like SO many goose eggs hanging to the
branches. This tree, with it's large, glossy
leaves and its white, fragrant blossoms, can
make any scenery delightful. The land il
also naturally fertile, and though 1niserahly
cultivated, and exhausted by q long success
sion Of tobacco crops, has sufficient strength
left to produce fair yield of wheat, and the
hborers harvesting this gave animation to
the otherwise rather mOnotonous landscape.
The river for the first hundred miles after
we left Fortress Monroe seemed more like an
arm Of the sea than river, being in some
places six or eight miles wide, but as we ap-
proach Richmond it narrows down to mile
and even less !; but in all its windings-and
it is the most serpentine river we ever saw
il is everywhere deep enough for the largest
craft. The distance from Norfolk to Rich
mond Is 1893 nautical miles. but as the boat
Is required TO stop at twenty-five landings Oh
different sides of the James she actually tr;,-
verses distance of iG5 miles in passing
from city to city. These landings are not
made at towns or cities, for i'll the whole
distance there is no place worthy of the
name Of village. The planters build
out from their plantations wharf extend
ing into the river sometimes 100, some
times 500 feet, and at these wharycs the boat is
expected TO touch, land two or three pissen-
gers, and receive us many, leave diminll-
tive mail bag containing from disappearance
not over half dozen letters, and take aboard
another bag of the same sort. The planters
family was frequently to be found at the
wharf exchanging kind situations with
the captain, and sometimes few parcels.
The ladies were well dressed and very lady,
Ike in their appearance. The doctrines of
Dir. Bergh had evidently not penetrated into
this part OF Virginia, for we occasionally
found a few sheep or few calves closely tied
and lying painting on the w'iarves in the hot
sun. ready to be shipped to the Richmond
market. These We're hauied aboard the boat
without muc! ceremony, and lett lying Oh The
io:c aeHs il tie a3se .@tlt..., painful convl-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-01
A TTRACTlEE AND
EXTRA LARGE SALE OF FORFEITED Ola
MOSDS. GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
CHAINS, JEWELgY, SILVER
WAKE, PISTOLS, sc.

At the request Of :. 4. WINSTOCK We will sell
al his Office. No Il Fourteenth street, under Tx
change Hotel, on TUESDAY, July I'll, 1877, com
mcnclng ut 10 o'clock \. NJ,
ALL OF TIE FORFEITED PLEDGES ON
HAND,
consisting of the choicest goods. such rs
DIAMOND CLUSTER and SOLITAIRE RINGS,
PINS. and BRACELETS;
FINE Il KARAT GOLD STEM and KEY
WINDING WATCHES.
FINE ENAMELLEDan and DIAMOND WATCHES,
suitable for ladies':
FINE GOLD VEST GUARD:
CHaTELAlSE aud OPERA CHAINS.
and many articles OF value. ai Of which must he sold
to pay advances. Tie attention of those In want of
bargains such rs are seldom offered 10 respectfully
solicited.
COOK & LAUGHTON, Auctionrcrs.
SnTIfE;-hll persons having articles deposited
win me, which time has expired, must renew or
redeem them before the dty sale. shall sell all
articles If no arrangements are made.
il 2i-td ) a. WINST0Ck.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-01
BY Grnbbs & williams.
Auctionccrs and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and D,pk
tNHAT MOST BEAUTIrrrI rpONr

THAT MOST BEAUTIFUL FRONT q,
a ONE HUNDRED AND SIXrYLflIrr,
FEET OF GR0uNh On THE sOUTH SiDF q;
sHAFEH STREE'rS, At hi fftHI'iiG'S AN
TUESDAY, JULY 2D. At 6 O'CLOCK r. NJ
To aitract general atcntlon Ia this sale II need. onl
that the public should understand that IL Is III, ~
closed CLOVER LOT situated as above tha; ?
now propose To sell.
IL mas III IT'S favor every advantage of sltuatig
anu Is regarded rs about The most select prorarty
the western conttnuatlono Of Grace street. Elclid,
SHOWS an increase In value in that neighborhooa
and upon no property whereabouts viii IA, Ur,lJ !,
fnences tell more decidedly -
Especial attention Is called 10 the fact that the n,
solntoh adopted by the City Council ut its last mo,
ing 10 open Grace street ont 10 Richmond oliCz.
must III Its execution cause the introduction of ~
In the way Of sidewalks. CUTTERS, r,s
water cuifertS, &c., and make this portion Of & 10
street one of the most desirable IL ever rtslt,-
In the city for private residences
TERMS: AL sale. GRuBBS i WILLIAMS.
je 20 Aurtiop,,rc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-01
BY James NJ. Taylor
Real Estate Agent and Aactioneer,
Office No. lilo Main street.
TWO NEA

TWO NEAT BRICK DWELLINGS, Nos
i 723 AND 725, ON BROOK AVENUE Re-
TWEEN DUFhL AND BAKER STREETS FOR
SALE AT AUCTION,-WM tsn sold on THURS
DAY the 9Th day of july. IsT2, ON the premises at
o'clock +; NJ, those TWO BRICK DWELLINGS
as above located, opfrsit0 the store of A. D. Ches-
teruan, ESQ., containing four rooms each, in good
order and under good rental 10 prompt tenants The
lots front abe % feet, running back $50 feet to
wide alley.
Immediately after the above sale.-say O'Clock
will sell a beautiful VACANT LOT, 2SxIea feet 10
an alley Is feet WIDE on the north side of Clay I've
Of the property formerly owned by Samuel Il. Pull
liam. and adjoining the lot recently purchased by
William Davis, Esq.
TERMS: onc-fourth cash: balance mt six, twelve.
and eighteen months for Ifasv,iable notes. interest
added. and secured by n dec. OF trust.
je 70 JAMES ~. TAYLOR, huctionper
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-01
BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1919 Main .frp,t
CORNERSTONE SALE OF

NOM MIS- SIONERS SALE OF IN.
~ PROVED AND UNlMPROv PRoPERTT
LYING ON CLAY AND SEVENTEENTH o.
VALLEY STREETS AND MCCANCE STRtG
FOR SALE AT AUCTiOS.--By virtue of deer,
of the Clnncery Court In the cause nj Bciyiu. 4.
rs. Wright, administrator of Simpson. &C., cni,ni
Goth June, 1872, the Undersigned special c"iuub
sIoner appointed ny slld Gccrc". win ell Q
THURSDAY til" lth day of July. beginning ST
o'clock L. NJ, tie following property in III, ora
mentioned:
Isl. VACANT LOT on clay between Seventeen
aud Eighteenth streets, 81 by s. feet n depth.
I'll. VACANT LOT on McCancc street bctwra
Clay and Nenahlc, IS hy ~ feet I'm depth.
81. LOT udjrinngnn side towards Fenablc stng
fronting on said Mctancc street ~ feet by Gd r4
4th. Two SMALL TESEMENTS. with kIt, BIZ
In rear. fronting east side nj Seventeenth nr%
q feet more or less by Us feet in depth (Sos. 81 ID
al3). and al alley In common on side.
9Th. FRAME. STORE (No. sou on east side OF y
vcntecnth street. and adjoluin.. between Clay sci
Fenahlc streets. Lot IL! feet hy e. feet IN depth.
TERMS: Onc-thlrd cash; Grlllncr ut riN 1rj
twelve months. with interest and negotiable H"isI
Title withheld until all 81 tn. purchase m"G"y
paid and conveyance ordered by The court
ROBEHT STILLS.
ie 90 tyntui, .jrulr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-01
BY Lee & Goddin.
Real Estate Anctionecrs and AHsrss,
lll3 Main street.

rT1RUyrEE'S AND AsSIGNEE'S Sl\LE
L OF HEAL ESTATE.-By virtue Of an rider
Of the UnifeHStatcs District Court for the Eas TERN
District Of Virginia. dated 9th APRIL 1877, we VIII
on Monday, Ety l. 1872 Mt l" O'Clock NJ In tITi Oh
the United States stonhouse, in the city oil is tcr-
mond HOUtE antt LOT on Leigh between S1 I'm
and Henry stosets, in the city of Richmond, Tree
from all liens a
TERMS: Ous-ti,i1d cash; the balance In SIX anu n
twelve months negotiable notes, interest added for
the deferred psyro ents and the title to be rrtat NEG
by the trustee and assignee until said notes are pa Ill
N. NJ. LEE, Trustee.
10 % JACOB COIN, Assignee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-01
-Aue.r1oN sAEEs---Tl... nay.
By Thomas W. Keesec, 4 uctioneer,
No, 1877 Main strt et.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITU RE, FRENCH
PLATE MIRRORS, GOLDL EVER WAICH-
ES, &C., AT AUCTION.-THISl IA at 10 o.cioc s
will sell at my auction house onr very ,nrRe a.o
Parior Suits, Marble-Top and Plain Centre TsEles-
nook-t Hses. Lounges, Sldeboars, MarbleIIop BH-
re,us Wartlrolns, Jenny Lind Red steads, Hair and
Shick Mattresses, Featlie- Beds, WashstaEds, Ia
bcs, Chairs, Hat-Isacks, Tin Safes, &c
ALSO,
JIv order Of the cxecuf pr.
One GOLD LEVER MAGIC CASE 1nadc by Rf'herE
Roscoe, No. 2ls3:
One GOLD HUNTING CASE LEVER, ma 10 by
Henry Richards No. 21.3a2:
One GOLD HUNTING CASE LEV Ell, Haue bg l.
NJ French, No. 1878;
One COLD LEVER (opci-fuce), D iafte by ! osePh
Johnson No Asa T. w REESE.
tilt Auction eer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-01
BY Thomas w. Keesec. Auclionecr,
No. I3l7 MaIE street.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF MANUFAC-
IL TUEED TOBACCO AT AUCTION.-On
WEDNESDAY MORNING, July sd, commencing
ut 10 o'clock. ut our factory, Seventh and Canal
streets we will soil several hundred boxes of FINE
CHEWING T0BACCO-the peoples Choice"
brand and Creme dc In Cremer-in pounds and
half pounds, hesides other brands and sizes. The
trade particul irly requested this sale. 800
TERMS At sale. c. p. WORD & SONS.
THOMAS w. kEESEB, Auctionccr. lyi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-01
BY James NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and huctionsr.
Oncc No, ITO Main street,

4 BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT. ON
n TIL SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN BETWEEN
MADlELON AND BELYIDERE. STREETS. AID
2 gi,L tNS rAKk PLACE, AND IMMEDIATELY
7 ..I.MER, ESQ. For SALE AT AUCTION
Hiii 'e sold on SATURDAY the 9Th day of July,
lsfo> nn the premises. at O'Clock T., NJ, that eSr-
btc LOT as above located, fronting 80 feet on Main
street and running back lGS feet to al alley 10 feet
wide.
TERMS: One-fourth cash: balance ut six. twelve
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by IL deed Of trust.
je - JAMES ii. TAYLOR, AurtIouepr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-01
BY Wellington Goddn,
A. tioncer aud Real Estate Agent.
corner Of Eleventh. ana Bank streets.

'H'RUSTEE'S SALE OF HANDSOME
L BUILDING LOT ON TIE WEST LINED OF
I W + n I EFT II BETWEEN GRACE AND
BROAD STREErS.-As trustee I'm !, rrrtrln deed
of trust beari Ing date 2eth May s7I, duly recorded
in Richmond Clnmcery Court In Decd-Book No. %
~ page 3l shall. IN execution thereof, proceed o
sell al pnh lie auction, on the premises. on FRIDAY
me SIN July; lsi2 commencing at oclcck =. NJ, II
ESTATE conveyed hy the said deed. fronting Is feet
on said west line OF Twentieth street. running back
10 feet tn an alley % feet wide.
TERMS: Enough In cash To dcfray expenses of
sale and tn discharge bond for SlDS75 and all ac-
crnlng Interest; on II credit as 10 S9375 until 10th
May, 1873; on credit to Tl03.7a until the 10Th
May. lsI with interest half yearly at per cent per
annum; anu a. To the residue. on such terms IL
snail nc announced at the hour of sale.
Ic25 ". GODDIS Trustee