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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-19
BY DIX. Weisigcr, Auctioncer,
lois Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SEVEN
" TEEN VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOTS ON HUNTER (COWARDlN AEENuEl-
BUCHANAN, AND BAIEBRIDGE STREETS,
IN "SNELLINGS'S Plan" TOWN OF Man
CHESTER, AT AUCTION.-By virtue Of a decree
Of the County Court OF Chesterfield county: April
term 1872, III the suit OF Alyis ct ais pS. Samuel
Hastings, administering, q ats., we VIII SELL on FRI,
DAY the Goth of April, 1871 on the premises, NJ q
o'clock p. NJ, the following LOTS III Sneilhgss
plan
side Of Cowardin (fnner street 50 feet each, ana rum
back I51 feet to al alley ten feet wide between wall
and Buchanan streets, and south of Mrs, E.J. Bards
residence.
Lots Nos. 60 and 10 front on the west side Of Co
wardin Imtcrl street 80 feet each, AM, run back Leo
feet TO M alley ten feet wide.
Lots Nos S. So So 62 g. and e6. front on the north
Side Of Banriage street to feet each, and run rcH
lis feet inches.
Lots Nos. 6l CT, 65 and s. front on the south side
Of Buchanan street CO. feet EACH and run back lie
feet inches
These lots are In an eligible and desirable location
them cannot he surpassed. Persons desiring to pur
chase vacant property seldom find better opportu-
nity and should attend this sale.
TERMS: One-fOurth cash; balance on credit OF
four eight and twelve months, for negotiable notes.
interest ut six per cent added, and tile retained until
purchase money is paid.
Taxes for 1872 TO he paid by the purchasers.
BENJAMIN II. NASH, Commissioners
Sale conducted by d. K. WEIsIGER, Auctioneer.
4. aD1S
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Nnxy York items.

NEW YORK, April lS.--Tiram S. Claiborne,
of Mississippi, was robbed of his watch M; ana
chain in Fouril-avcntlc car lust night. Inc
prkpockct> made desperate attempt to get
1000 out Of his pocket, and it was only D!
Clail.ornt's courage they We're prevented
Tn, conductor of the car locked OH with the
utmost noachalance.
The session of the National Board OF FIRE
Underwriters was continued to-day. ~
special committee reported i'll favor of re-
duction of the Executive Committee, making
agents members OF local boards, and cmpoW-
ring the Executive Committee to enforce
the pledges Of companies.
The jury in the case of the Gorhanl Nanil-
featuring Company against Fargo, the preSl-
dent. for the loss of Il package Of silver de-
lvercd to defendants express company, de-
cidcd in tayor of the plaintiff, The defence
was ttit the r;,luc of the package was not
marked OH the wrapper
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LATEST FoREI. NEWS.
Engla,,,l..

LoSpos, April 1S.~aT Vic London Tee
crars,, In an editorial article. asserts III ae.
cided terms that its statements made q is e;
DAYS since relative to the prccariolls co''u,,
ton Of the relations between France en-, ..."
Germany are founded upon llndeniaoiG; '' ~,
The telegraph says: eve deem II e ".i
dry RI declare the certain and solemn last'
that mon Thicrs's decision this wees W.
,,a,,ds The fai, of France. We are not speak
;nc rhntorlcal!y. We measure ahNiou Si
IT, ,.'os, crave and momcntous words. On
s nres'a a Connt Won Arninl, the German am
sas."Jcr TO France, carried an ultimatum 10
;rh;srs the purpoyt Of which is that Ter
many sees in the French army bill and the
,ncnchcs of Theirs menaces of vengeance
and programme for the eventual repudla-
ron Inv France Of her indebtedness to Ger
many. Prince Bismarck therefore demands
that the ornaments Of France be reduced
and the war estimates, diminished, OF the
alternative will be the re0ccnlation by the
German troops of the evacuated French ter
ritorv, and war, if necessary"
"Enfcld" won the New Market handicap
race.
France.
PARIS, April 1S.--The Coastit"ttonei posi-
lively contradicts the statement made by the
London DAILY Telegraph that serious dllier'
encc: had arisen between France ana Ter
many.
RouE. April 1s.-Minister Marsh Is seri'
orslv i'll.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-19
By W. Goddln, Auctionecr.

T ARGE AMOUNT OF VERY HAND
~ SOME AND COSTLY FURNITURE, CAR
RAGES, HARNESS, COWS. HOGS. POULTRY.
AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS. FOR SALE
AT AUCTlON.-Tlic Trustees Of Mrs. John i. Bal.
on the Richmond and Fredericksburg railroad, one
and half miles north OF Rlchmond, shall. at their
request, sell at public auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY the I'D OF ApIl, 1872 commencing
at 20 O'Clock A. ~. II fair, il not. the first fair day
thereafter, all OF the HOUSEHOLD and other + UR
NITElE belonging to them, embracing every art!-
Gle us,.lly found In tirst-ciass dwclling-such as
Very Sunrrnr BEDSTEADS.
BEDS, MATTRESSES, &c.
MtN1EL and PIER MIRRORS,
CDKNICES.
ROSEWOOD SIDEBOARD,
Handsome Eir.tGERE,
DINING EXTENSION TABLES,
SILVER-PLATE,
CHINA, GLASSWARE.
MANTEL ORNAMENTS,
PSlSTI NtiS and ENGHhFINGS,
HANDSOME OIL-CLOTH. sc.
Also one excellent Carriage and harness; one
p!spto us good as new three Mich Cows. of excel
lent stock: eleven Hogs: all of the farming nple-
.ents, of the usual variety: one new wlgona and Eir-
ness: TWO carts: and large stock OF fine poultry
End MANY other articles not necessary to mention.
AS inc furniture is all Of the very best quality. and
IN good order, the special attention OF housekcepers
from tle city of Richmond and elsewhere is Invited
to this sale, as 1t Is rare that 1T country sale such
elegant articles are 10 he found.
Terms: All SUMS under $50 cash; over that
amount ninety days credit. for approved endorsed
negotiable paDcr. ". GODDlS, Auctioreer.
4. S.-Also from 10000 TO $4,000 lbs. Wheat Straw.
ap17
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-19
BY u. X. Weis,Scr, Auctionecr,
lUlJ Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
" TRULY DESIRABLE real. ESTATE
KNOWN As THE "WALkEn PROPEltL1
OVEkL JOKING THE CITY OF RICHMOND
IN THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER, At AUG.
TiOH.-By virtue of decree OF the Circuit Court OF
Chesterfield county, Mt the May term, 1870, In the
suit styled Sydcnhan Wake, trustee. tS S. 5. Wake
ses, on SATURDAY the 9th day Of April, lS72. at
i o'clock Z. NJ. the LARGE BRICK RESlDEA Ct.
with office. servants house, kitchen, &c in me yard
fronting 26I feet the north side OF Bainbridge
street, and running back OH Tenth ana Eleventh
streets It's feet, embracing town lots Nos. 1873 anu Ii
now occupicd by DR.. s. Wake.
This property Is noted for its commanding view OF
thp city of Richmond and surrounding country Ihe
location IS extremely healthy, and In convenient dis
tuce Of all the churches and business places with
Good puycmentS to the city. Capitalists Fave here
Am opportrnity to invest which Is seldom offered.
TEi;MS: One-fnurtlI case: balance ut six, twelve,
and eighteen months. In negotiable notes Interest
added and title retained until purchase money Is
paid. "lLhih " AMh .;h
After consultation. It is thought that the following
Arrangement may hc madc-viZ.. the purchaser. bS
paving about cash. my use the balance during
The life of the beneficiary, make payments sooner
if desired executing bonds secured Tor the relnh-
der interest payable semi-annually. the rate per
ccutum to hc decided by the court, which meets the
10th OF May next. ,,..-- ..,-
IS-tt
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Special telegram to the Dispatc.
(iREESBRIEn WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.
Va, April 1S.--The dead body of Il colored
man was found upon the platform in front of
the depot at this place this morning. A
corouer's jury was summoned, and rendered
the following verdict: "That the deceased
came to his death by exposure and cold"
He is said to have come from the West on the
stage last night, and got off the stage in COM
pany with another negro, who il is supposed
IOoE the train this morning, and lett the slrk
man because he was unable to travel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-19
BY Moody ( Royal, Auctloneers,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE IN CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY.-By virtne OF decree Of the Circuit Court
Of Chesterfield county, al its November term, 1871, in
the of W. Halls executor Us: James Rndd, adj
mnStrator. ct as, the undersigned. special commits
sioner will sell ut public auction, the premises, at
Worslam's store, IN SAID county. on TuESDA the
Goth day Of April 1872. 1t IL O'Clock a. NJ, tile fol-
lowing propcrty-to wit:
A PARCEL OF LAND containing ONE HUN
DRIED AND FIFTEEN. AND flFE-EIGfIrS
ACRES more or less, lying iii the Clover Hill town.
sl.ip, In county aforesaid adjoining the land OF
Joseph D. Woodhn 81 ais.
Also,ra PARCEL OE LAND continuing SIX AND
4 HALF ACRES, on the Gonds Bridge road, ut
WOrsham's store.
These lands are the most productive IN that Sec
ton. The larger tract his a comfortable dwelling
aud other improvements. About two-tlirds in cu-
tiYafon. and the balance III original growth OF oak
and pine.
and twelve months IN equal instruments, with In.
tcrest added ut SIX per ccnn ana the title retained
until the purchase money has been paid In full.
SOCRATES BROOKS,
Special Commissioner.
MOODY & RoYALL. Aucti0ncers. APP l9-td
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BY Moody < Royal, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF yALUABL.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il REAL ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF CflES-
TERFlELD, EA:-By virtue of u deed OF tru t exc
rnary 1850. and duly recorded In the clerks office OF
Chesterfield County Court, ID. b, ~ page le7, will,
as substituted trustee, sell at public auction, on
~. on the premises the TRACf OF.LAND men
tloned In said deed. continuing ls55) THREE HUN
DRED AND F1FTf-SETES ACRES, moro or
less, lying In Glover Hin township In county afore
said, adjoining the lands OF Pleasant BOwles and
others, about six miles from PoYhatan station, On
the Richmond and UHnsiile railroad; u good frame
dwelling aud all the outbuidinGg necessary, and In
good repetr one-half of the land IN cultivation, and
the balance In original forest.
TERMS: The deed requires shl2L7s In cash, With
interest from the 18th day OF November, 1887, but the
terms will be made liberal and pronounced on day
OF sale. ~ so SQGR AfES BROOKS, @
80, - y Substituted Trustee.
MOODY &c RaxAfL. Auftioneera. " sap la-tts
TOMATOES, fresh, at
L NH ~ .zETELLE,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-19
BY Isi,ell & Son.
Auctioneers and Real Estatf. Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
VERY Observation-Disclosures TWO

VERY DEs1RABLY-LOCATED TWO
Y STORY BRICK DWELLING AND LOT. on
THE SOUTH SIpE OF MAIN STREET BE-
TWEEN FIRST AND FOUSHEE STREETS, AT
AUCTION.-On TUESDAY the 2ad day of April.
1872 at O'Clock Z. NJ. will sell, OH tlie premises,
that very desirably-locatcd TVyO-STORY BRICK
DWELLING and LOT situate and being rs above
stated. The DWELLING contains seven rooms
besides closets and storc-rooms with batl-hoilse,
brick kitchen, smokc-house. stable and carriage
house. The LOT fronts CO feet, and runs back 1863
feet to alley, and has on it variety Of choice
grape
This Is one Of the most desirable pieces OF pro-
perty now Oh the market The property may be
purchased privately.
TERMS: Une-fourth cash: and the residue at four,
eight and twelve months, for negotiable notes with
six per cent interest added; or, onc-Ourth cash. and
the residue ut one two, and trse Years, with inter-
est at twelve per cent. payable semi-annnally and
secured by Il deed of trust. 1SBELi. & son,
IBIS AuctOnecrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-19

The Recent Outrage in Tennessee
The Negro Ravishcrs again ia fhe
Hands of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Arrest. &c.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April lS.--The negroes
taken from the Nashville and Decatur rail-
road train by band of armed white men
were not hanged by them as was supposed,
but were released. They were subsequently
rearrcsted, and are now in ilil at Athens,
Alabama. The fifth negro has been arrested;
He confessed having killed Wilson ana
,ayished his wife, and afterwards tme"
Wilson'S body into the Tennessee river:
Winfield. the white accomplice, was not
drowned as reported, but is stiLat large.
The law will be allowed TO take lis
co,rse-thc excitement which ut first was
intense having partially subsidized. 800,
Mrs. Wilson, the outraged woman, Is stlI'
alive,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-19
BY Lyme s Brother,
AuctIonecrs and i.cal Estate Agents,
No. lala Main street.

SEEEN FRAMED AND TWO BRICK
y TENEMENTS, STU ATED on POPLAR AND.
ELM STREETS NEAR THE CITY RAILROAD
STABLE AND CITY GAS WORKS, FOR SALE
AT AUCTiOS.-Wc shall, at the request Of the
owner, sell at public auction, Oh the premises, on
the 2jth day of April, 1872, at O'Clock
MENTS, located aboyc-dcScribpd, containing
three or four rooms lach.
A plat will be shown nj the hour of sale. showing
the size Of the LOTS, SC. Topartles wishing to in
vest of LIMITED mems, this offers fine opportunity
Tile terms will he very liberal and made known at
i'll. hour of sale. LYME L BROTHER.
aDls Auctioucers.
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AgEs"as1S sAE.E;s--.Eu...se Days.
BY nm K Goi,iin,
Real Estate huctionccrS.
No. liu. Main street.

VALUABLE BRICK STORE, WITH
Y DWELLING CONTAINING FIVE ROOMS
ABOVE. on TIE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
MAIN AND SECOND STREETS; HOUSEHOLD
AND KITCHEN FURSITCRE &C.. FOR SALE
AZ AUCTlOE.-ht the request Of Mrs. Alice
Walsh. we sill sell on MONDAY April .2l, 1872, at
O'Clock L. ~. on te PREMISE. located above.
One set CHAMBER FURNITURE, including
handsome SidcbnaEri--ail I'll solid mahogany:
CHAIRS,
TABLES.
KITCHEN FURNITURE,
CROCKEl: &C, &C:
and at O'Clock i. NJ. We will sell the HOUSE and
LOT Of GROUND. This property has front Of
- feet on Main and Second strcct5 with depth OF
l00 feet more less. The storp Is ell built of brick.
covered With SLATE and Is desirable stand fer gro
crry and residence. having been used snch for Il
number OF years past.
Terms: For personal property, cash: for the
house and0t Onefourth cash: balance 1t one. two.
three, ana four wears, with ten per cent interest
added, secured by trust deed.
apl9 HILL 4 GODDIN, Auctioneprs.
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= BY Hi, & Gaddin,
Real Estate Agents anl Allctioneers,
No. Hos Main street,

BUILDING LOTS ON BALDWIN BE
ID TWEEN FEDERAL AND SEVENTEENTH
STREETS FOR SALE AT AUCT1ON.-On SAT
URDAY April goth. 1872. Mt o'clock p ~, will
sell. on the premises. F0RTY-EIGHT FEET OF
GROUND, with depth of 100 feet more or less, on
Baldwin street between Federal and Seventeenth
streets next to (rifln's. Being near the workshops
of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company,
these lots are admirably suited for the erection of
small houses by parties Of limited means.
Terms: One-third cash; balance ut four and
eight months, with six per cent interest added, title
retained until purchase money Is paid or secured BY
trust deed SHILI4 s. GODDIN,
np 8-td Anhllonesrs. ,
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The Georgia ROnd EnvcStigatiOn.-.NO
Satisfaction 10 be mad from Ex-GGy.
arasGr Bullock. &c.

New YORK, April 1s.-.The committee OF
the Georgia Legislature have becn bllSiy en-
gagged since their arrival here last week in
registering bonds negotiated here and else
where. THUS far they have acted upon over
s. 200, 900 of Georgia bonds--gold, currency,
Opera House, and ruiIroad--tLat have been
presented for registration. No decision as
10 the validity OF correctness OF these bonds
has as yet been made, and will not lie until
the registration ceases.
The committee are very DESTROYS Of Secu-
ring the attendance Of Ex-Governor Bullock,
and have made several efforts to that end,
but so far without success. Hearing, more
than month ago, that he was in New York,
three members of the e0mmittee wrote him
letter from Georgia requesting his appear
anee before them when they should sit in
this city. To this letter Bullock replied that
he did not think he would be in New York
during April, because of business engage
ments elsewhere, and therefore could not APP
pear as requested. He, however, referred the
committee to his attorneys in Atlanta, who
Ae said could give them as much information
about Georgia bonds rs himself.
in consequence Of this the attorneys were
called on, bat instead OF giving the desired
information, they repeatedly declared they
knew nothing about the bonds, and that
they had simply been retained by Bullock to
defend him in the Georgia courts in case OF
his arrest and prosecution.
This Is the nearest the committee have
come to securing BGllock's attendance. So
DESTROYS are Messrs. Simmons, Hall, and
McAful!en, to secure the presence of the eX-
Governor that by authority the following
proposition is made to him: That they will
pay oil his expenses in coming and going
from here, and allow him 500 per day be-
sides whilst in attendance, should he appear
within the next ten days.
The committee emphatically deny that they
were closeted will, Mr.. Henry CleWs, late
financial agent Of Georgia, in New York,
receiving Instructions how 10 conduct their
Investigation.
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BY A, G, Puliiain, Aucti0necr.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L REAL ESTATE OPPOSITE MONTICELLO
LATELY PURCHASED BY W. &. TAYLOR,
TYsTIREE FEET ON RIVER Road, IN CHES-
TERRIFIED COUNTY. NEAR MANCHESTER.
AND DIRECTLY ON THE EXTENSION OF
TIE FREE-BRIDGE STREET, WHEN En-
TENDED.-By virtue Of certain deed Of trust
dated the 5th day Of March, 1905, from Robert Logan
and wife Louis t. BoSsiciN. trustee, duly recorded
I'm tie clerks Office OF Chesterfield county, will sell
Il: pubic auction. on SATURDAY the 18th day Of
April 1872. 1T o'clock L. NJ. OH The premises Tie
aiove-iicscribed property. -
TERMS: At sale. LOUIS r. BOSSlEUA.
Trustee.
Sale conducted by A. c. PULLl.tf. Auctioncer.
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ALEXANDER II. SANDS.
m, 10 aoitd Acting. Commissioners.

GALE OF VERY CHOICE REAL
= ESTATE IN ALBENiKTE COUNTY, Va.
l. CARLTON, the beautiful aud hi2hly-iml :'Ygi
residence OF Judge Alexander lives. extelibG -
within onc-fOurtn OF n mile Of charlottesville: CG-
taius SIX HUNDRED AND ElGjiIl-I"o
t('RES OF very fertile land Sou;e Scvenry-.vc acre"
or more frst-clss bottom i4ni. nfty on s.<N &c'r'
near enough To DC cut UP into town lots. Ilg ""r''
ing house, the lawn, highly ornalnened With 'rt'
gravel walks, eyergreens. and rare Shttby:i-',s
product Of large expense and many yca!6-tlc c''
seryatcrv and the singular beauty OF the iafcair
all combine TO render this. perhaps ne n"s' h'''
full urivate estate and residence Ia virginia.
= ONE HUNDRED AND FOltTl A'hI.S M
joiuin. land. much OF II In timber.
4, The MILL FARM. Oh thc lame, River efiGi'
containing ONE THOUSAND ACRES bciutiia! ~
vel land. e.,ual, agrcn!tCry Ia any III me ''u!'tt
ago0d hill. sa~-nill. &c; under cool '''"i"E -
pablc Of division into any numbered arlns;
4. FOREST TR!tCT or THREE ~ MEL a.
ACRES. near the last: ali abundance OF VIZ! "'''
timber. aud within easy access 0i Tie F2na!' ,,,
Ir is NOT often such property snss cn'ac' ial'
market II vii. be sold, any porienor III q - ="
application. 1T private sale: or Il no' G!,loss. ~
then Carlton" will be sold IL public atsl9,,: q,
o'clock T.. NJ. on the premises, CT TIL E7jA l.
of May, 1872, and The 40 acres at INC same "' '''
The MILL TRACT WI be sold II !: "'c.nsS ~; NJ;
on the premises. On TUESDAY stu hHE, f'.''"'
the FOREST TRACT 1t same time :h" f'1In,it
Also, both NJ Carlton and te Mi!! ,uli VIII "
large quantity OF farming .ltCnSils, horses. SO,
g. embracing everything on both FARMS. A'S"' 40
the elegant household furniture.
Terms: Very easy, a!,, made Known y! az; II
For further Information httIes5 !"r 'n'"'''
particulars, JOHN WOOD. jR.,l Trustee.
n. III. MiSS.E,
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wcather Probabilities.

wAsarSGroS, April 1s.-lh ne i ',nrc e, Vs.
rorneter over West Virginia WIN t,,os. .Tbe
wardly over the Middle Ata .';,' viii extend
area Of cloudy weather and ram ; M,' clear C,aar
over New England during ,o ,,;tb westerly
and partially cloudy weather Win e msS'. t,s
winds will prevail very gehct''lty !L1r,a ~.
Lakes to the Gulf ana SCUM anu .Mn,9'. tn,
lantic coasts on Friday, ana eAseau 4,e'
New England during the GA! anu ete'i m;
Brisk westerly TO northwestern! Wlhus WI,
Cod on Friday morning.
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Louisiana Democratic Convention.

New ORLEANS. April 1s.--The Democratic
State Convention met at the National Thea
tire to-day. General Alexander was selected
AZ temporary chairman. The attendance
was large. all the parishes heing represented
but eight. a permanent organization is not
as vet effected. The members seem 10 be
equally divided regarding a nomination.
many fivoring postponement until after
the Cincinnati Conv ention.
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BY Hill i Goddiu. Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. HOS Main street,

VALUABLE DWELLING Go. g. ON
Y THE NORTH SIDE OF CAKY STREET
BETWEEN ADAMS AND FOUSHEE FOR SALE
Al AUCTIOS.-On WEDNESDAY, April eth, Al
O'Clock p NJ will sell at auction, on the prem
ises, the VALUABLE" FRAME DWELLING To-
Gated rs above, ut present occupied by MIR. j. W.
Lockwood. The house contains seven rooms
kitchen. two rooms; bathroom; water and gas III
tic house. and is in most excellent repair. The lot
fronts y feet running back $50 feet to aR alley, and
is enclosed with new fence.
This property Is In very desirable neighhorhood,
being convenient to business and ut the same time
In that portion of the city which is rapidly improy-
Ing in value.
TERMS: One-lourth cash; balance at six, twelve,
and eghecn months, secured by trust deed, with SIX
per cent. interest on deferred notes.
HILL & GODDIN. Auctionccrs.
ana HOS Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-19

LOR RENT, a very desirable TENE- 60 O.
l. hIENT situated Oh the east side Of Fifth I'll
street between Leigh and Jackson streets, contain
ings,.vcn ROOMS and other conrenences now In the
occupancy OF Mrs. Hugh Fry. Possession can be
given on The r5l day Of May next. or sooner. per-
kaps. +. ID. EACHO,
an lS-3t Real Estate Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-19

TOR RENT, A DESIRABLE HOUSE 81;
A on south side OF Main street fifth door Es::lI
above Eighth Apply III No. 303 Twelfth street.