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BOSTON, June 1.-THE eninety-seventh
anniversary of the battle of Bunker Hill
was duly celebrated to-day. One of the
| features of the celebration was the dedi-
cation of soldiers monument The
usual business was suspended, and the
city gaily decorated with bunting.
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Our Crop Prospects I'm the Northwest,

+ ST. LOUIS, June 1.-The Democrat
of this morning publishes crop dispatches
from over one hundred points in Mis-
souri, Kansas, Illinois, Iowa and Ne
braska which say winter wheat is very
poor. a large amount has been plowed
up and the remainder will yield only
one-third to half a crop. Very little old
wheat on hand.
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OLD WORLD TOPICS.
PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, June 1.-THE bill directed
against the society Of Jesuits, depriving
its members of the rights Of citizenship,
passed its second reading in the Reichs-
rath to-day, after seven hours debate.
The vote stood: Yeas IS3, nays 10.
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AFFAIRS AT HOME.
p,TttteaI ronvenf,o,s

LITTLE Rock, June 1.-THE Liberal
State Convention meets tomorrow and
the Democratic Convention Wednesday.
The city is full Of delegates to the latter.
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DEATH ON THE RAIL.

Freight Train or the Traek-CarIOad of
Hogs Burned.
BUFFALO, June 1.-THE engine at
tached to a freight train on the Lake
Shore and Michigan Central railroad
ran OFF the track near East Buffalo at
one o'clock this morning, in cOnse-
quence of a misplaced switch, setting
fire to and destroying two cars Of oil and
one car Of live hogs.
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CHARLESTON, S. c., June IA
steamer of three-hundred tons, fully
manned, appeared off Charleston bar on
the fourteenth instant, giving her name
as Pioneer, of the Cuban navy. Lieuten-
ant ]. Augustus Chouveaux came ashore
and sent dispatches north, and left for
New York yesterday. Suspicious pre-
vail that she is the Fannie.
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OBITUARY.

BUFORD-At meeting Of the senior clas'
called to consider the death of Miss MoLLIE C
BuFoRD, Miss Kate Hill was chosen to prepare
memorial 20 her memory. This task OF love
was submitted to the Principal and Faculty
who beg to indorse her high character anc
virtues, and to subscribe their names here
unto.
W. Z. WARD, Principal.
GEORGE S. BI4ACKIE.
LUCY HUDSON.
E. NJ. BOWMAN.
NJ. F. CLOUSTON.
X. NJ. THOMAS.
PANTHEA MCCLAIE.
NJ. F. HEWITT.
Nine. @. WUILLE, French Room.
Mrs. E. L. AUCHINLECK.
Mrs Gen. j. E. RAINS, Vocal.
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Collision Of a Special with an Express
Train-One Man Killed, and Several
Wounded.

Train-One Man Killed, and Several
Wounded.
CINCINNATI, June 1.-THE Times and
Chronicles Lawrenceburg special says
that about nine o'clock this morning, on
the Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Lafay-
ette road, as the express train going
west, which leaves Cincinnati at half
past seven in the morning, was approach
ing. ..EliZabethtOwn ,twentylmiles out, it
came in collision with a special train
from st. Louis containing several hun
dred Cincinnatians returning from the
S8ngerfest, resulting in the death of one
of the eXcursionists, named ZenteT, a
member of the Washington Band of Gin
cinnati, who was standing ON the rear
platform Of the second passenger coach,
and was most horribly crushed between
that and the third passenger car. Sew
eTal other passengers on the special train
were slightly injured. The cars Of the
special train were badly damaged, and
both engines were thrown from the
track. The engine of the special train
was rendered useless, having its cylin-
ders and boilers knocked to pieces. II
seems that the regular train had orders
TO take the side-track at EliZabethtOwn,
but was some minutes behind time and
was standing on the main track. Had
the regular train been IN motion, the
loss Of life would have been great.
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The New York Herald devotes a two
column editorial to arguing that Messrs.
~churz, Cox and Others cannot honora-
bly, oppose Greeley after their active
participation in the Cincinnati Conven-
riop
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SAVANNAH

SAVANNAH, June 17.-Cotton market
quiet and nothing doing; middling, 24e.
Net receipts, so bales; exports, coast
wise, $50 bales; sales, 124 bales; stock,
3617 bales.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.
LATEST BEpoRr nY rE1EenArH.l
GALVESTON.

GALVESTON, June 17.-Cotton nOmi-
nal; good ordinary, 204c; net receipts,
6 bales; exports coastwise, 642 bales
to Great Britain, S54 bales; stock, 25O5
bales.
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CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, June 17.--COttOn dull;
middling, 25c; net receipts, 212 bales;
exports coastwise, 529 bales; stock, 8724
bales.
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MORTIE

MOBILE, June II. Cotton quiet
middling, 244c. Net receipts, 81 bales
sales Saturday evening, 500 bales; stock,
3221 bales.
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A fine colored picture of Dolly Warden is on
the titles of DOLLY WARDEN Song, DOLLY
NARDES Galop, DOLLY WARDEN Schot-
tlsche and DOLLY WARDEN Waltz.
Each piece 80 cents.
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MUSICAL.
CLARKE'S NEW METHOD
REED ORGANS,
RRICE, 2 50,

Is so universally regarded as a Standard
Method that an advertisement is only needed
as a reminder. The music is SO attractive that
the student will retain il as a book of Organ
Pieces, after finishing the instructive course.
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A Construction Train Wrecked-seven
Men Killed.

Men Killed.
PAXTON, ILL, June 1.-THE constuc-
ton train which left here this morning,
on the l., B. and NJ. railroad, when six
miles east, was wrecked, ami seven men
killed and twenty-five wounded. The
accident was caused by too fast running.
The train consisted of two fat cars and
one box car, and was pushed by the To-
connective. The car which was in front
was new and light, and is supposed to
have jumped.
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MISS GARVEY.

DIR z 99 M "A TX I NJ c+,
224 Main St., Memphis, Tenn.
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GEMS OF GERMAN SONG.
GEMS OF SACRED SONG.
GEMS OF SCOTTISH SONG.
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The above collections Of Vocal Gems con-
tain each 400 to go pages full of the choicest
German, Scottish, Sacred or miscellaneous
songs. Very valuable, and very moderate in
pfiSs' ss 20 in boards. sci n cloth: 81 full gilt
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The above Books and Pieces, sent, postpaid,
on receipt of retail price.
OLIVER DITSON & CO., Boston.
tue G. II. DITSON q CO., New York.
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EatOn's New Method for the COrnet,
PRICE, 81 50,
Is now in season. All who wish TO make a
noise in the world may easily accomplish il
by taking mp the practice Of this fascinating
instrument, with the aid of this excellent
MethOd.
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CHICKERING PLANO

VIII e'rafiied for, tickets for which win be
ONE DOLLAR each. The waxed floor so much
admired and enjoyed at previous Picnic
will be introduced as q specially on this occa-
sion. The grounds viii be carefully and nice
ly prepared, and during the Picnic win be
thoroughly kept in order.
nz-AdmissIOn soc. ChiIdren Free--Sa
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PRICES 10 SUIT THE TIMES

WE are now Offering our large assortment
w Of real and imitation I4ACElS and EN-
BROIDERIES, RIBBONS, and FLOWERS at
reduced prices. Also, HATS, B0NNETS,
BUSSELS and TIES-all of latest style.
bS-Must be closed out by the latter part Of
JulY.-tH
Persons in want Of bargains win do wen to
call at
NJ PERDUE'S,
tel6 No. 3l5 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-03
by Lee & Goddin, Auetlonecrs.
No. lib Main street

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
" VERY VALUABLE lMPROEED And IN
KNOWN KNOWN Is IS .HAsKiNs's," At AC(TlGS.-By
Court Of the city of Richmond in the cause of las,
kins administrator, &C., IS. Hancock, prohounceu
on the a5th day Of Apri lsl Us ssr IA Iii LII ,
premises. 1T public auction, OF TUESDAY, 18th day
OF May. 1872. commencing 1T O'Clock 4. NJ, INC
very valuable REAL ESTATE mentioned Ill Sh'd
decree: r,.,-u
STORY GRANITE md BRICK SfOREiiot5E
fronting 80 feet lloTc lu5I on the west line "i
Rockets street, and running back 10 icct more or
less to Wafer street.
I'd A VACANT LOT Immediately adjoining,
fronting 10 feet more or les the west line OF
Rockets street by 70 feet deep Or less to Water
street. ., -.
may be deemed most advantageous Oh ''o "a' Vi
The storehouse WAS erected by the late r. o. Has
kins, and was built under bis immediate supcrvl-
sion, Of tho very best materials, regard being u 10
great strength IN its varied proportions, G ut t
hllty, rs we'll as 10 convenience OF arrangement lor
the prosecution of large mercantile business. i.
Situated at the beet and most elevated point OF
shipping at Rocketts; convenient to railroad ana
wafer commmnlcaton beng Gl XII, s9r ,ar n,i-
nus, mud adjacent TO the largest wharves ut ROCK
ctts this property presents great advantages 20 inc
ing 10 invest I'm truly valuable realty. 1t Is wa
tered Oh every loor by the pure water OF bloody
Run spring. ,..,u.,,, ~,
should attract the attention Of capitalists ana others.
TERMS: Cash as to so much OF the purchase mo-
ney rs may be necessary to defrty inc expenses OF
sale and for the residue upon credit OF one t%o'
and three years the purchaser executing negotlabe
notes, with approved endorSers for the deferred IN
stmcnts with interest added from gay OF sale. ato
court JOHN O. STEGER,
Special Commissioner.
Sale conducted by LEE ( GopDIS, Auctionecrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-03
BY w. GoddiH.
Real Estate Auctionecr,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

BEAUTIFUL AND ATT 4 CT1T f
- SUBURBAN FARM OF FIFTEEN ACRES,
ONTHE PLANK ROAD. AND ALSO On GRON w +;
or RICHMOND, FOR SALE.--The beautiful couli-
try seat. belonging to Captain hellan. located one
and a quarter miles from the city OF Richmond
hOuule OH the south by the Plank road, OIL the north
by the Grove road, and on the west 10y croSs.rold
connecting the Plank and Grove roads, containing
FIFTEEN ACRES OF LAND more or less.
The dwelling contains one large parior :: Sittlhg
and a d!n!ue-room on the lower iioor with nlilr
large hei-rr,oms the two upper floors; French
roof, and two large cellars.
Tie out-houscs are: Kitchen. stables, carriage
house. tool, hen, and man-holse (Which makes II
thef-proofl. cow-hOlscS, with stalls Tor twelve
COWS; hri-lofts corn-crb; chicncI-yard, and large
and valuable greenhouse containing the best variety
of foreign grapes; an ARE OF outdoor grapes, an
acre of asparagus, large strawberry bed, fifteen
bushels of seed of the potato onion, IN abundance OIL
fruit trees In full yigor-Giz., peaches OF every
variety Doth carly and latcl two or three hundred
exceedingly large dwarf pear trees, the yearly yield
Of which Is enormous aprlcOts. nrctai les. apples
pl,llms ,i;msUl,s. cherries :.s. goOSeitrrc: cur
rants. and ornamental trees, roses. &C. Hundreds oi
bird-ouStS.
Opposite TO the place lsa Large common useful for
grazing purposes. The question II now being
Seriously agIttted OF making ii 4 public Par X.
The whole place isa summer parildisc, suitable for
residence of pleasure and profit or public garden
Sold for no fault. change In the family affairs Of
the owner II the only reason for the sale
The foregoing beautiful conntry-seat Will he sold
of May, 1872 ut O'Clock =. NJ, If fair, II not, the
Terms: At sale. w. GODDIN,
nv l-3.6,g AuctiOncer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-03
Ry a, C.. Pulllam, Auctionccr.

TOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-333 Sl-l0o
Il ACRES OF LAND WITH LAEGE DWELL.
ING. BARNS, STABLE. AND LABoREES,
UOTSES. SC. LOCATED ON THE RlCI.MO%D
AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD, ADJOINING
THE LANDS OF r. CHAI;ELtH;;r , E z, ;,l DG;
Ar THE HALFWAY STATION.-At the request
OF the owner will sell at auction ~ Ir9rt "i l!e
courthouse IN Manchester. Gu MONDAY Tie lSti,
day Of May. ls7s at /? O'clock NJ Ia lots to suit pu-
chtscrs. the 1913 s.-lco ACRES LANDiyingas above
described. This land Is rartl! cleared and partly
wooded The soil is well aitpiei 70 the srwth OF
the usual crOrs Of this sac!ou bu, i more partcu
larry adapted to the raising of the finest casSr; 81
vegetables aud fruits. Tie situation OF the land -
such us to be of easy access to Richmond and Peters
burg by rail. and the northern market by line 81
steamers touching almost daily nj 4 wharf about
two miles distant OH james river. Fertilizers are
by the railroad without cba!Ts. l!.Gc-
pendent OF the value Of tie land. the buildings aid
wood are Of great value. Health OF the place excel
lent.
TERMS: One-thlri cash balance In SIX. twelve
and eighteen months, Negotiable n9rs iniefess Al
t.ed, secured by trust decd, y. I. ~ Li:iAM,
an 81 hucttOnGer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-03
BY Grnbbs Il Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALI,A.
BhELANDS NEAR RICHMOND. BEING >.
PART OFTHE CEAIGTON ESTATE.--In eyerr
zion of n decree of tho Circuit Court Of Henriro
entered on the 9th October 1870, In the case of n
M. Smith and ais. rS. Christians executor and
tris," the undersigned. 4 special comsisslonrr
Thereby appointed will sell II auction, uron The
premises, on THURSDAY, 10th May, Is5:. com
uencing at IL O'Clock NJ. the following LAMBS.
heing q part OF the CraigtOn estate, of which thr
late Dr. William A. Christian died seized, ytng
about three and one-half miles east Of Richmond:
First. The PRICETRACr, containing TWOHrN-
DRIED AND SEFFNTY-SEVES AND THREE.
TENTHS ACRES. lying near the Craigt0n road;
about loo acres high land and the remainder, In
Guiding about thirty acres OF woods i'll second
low grounds aud meadows, suitable for grass aud
corn.
Second. SIX LOTS, averaging about FIFTY
road Nos and being cleared, No. -hsii
cleared and the other IN wood; some Of them VERY
heavy The sale. Of these lots will commence With
No. nearest the city, and proceed In regular Or
der.
These lands arc we'll adapted to fruif-crowing and
trucking. The uplanas are light, quick and pro.
dnctivc; The bottom Land Is very rich. The access
70 the city Is by good roads and the ncighborhOGf
good and improving.
Plats Of the land can be seen at the Office OF tie
auctioEccrs.
TERMS: One-f0urth cash; balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months, for negotiable notes, with IN
rcrcst added. Title retained hy Tic court until tie
notes are paid. Purchaser 10 pay taxes for l.7..
JOHN 4. COKE. Commissioner.
GRI-HRS < WILLIAMS. AucionPrr=. apjb
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-03
BY Grubbs & Williams,
AuctloDeers aud Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

SALE OF THE YALUA-
l RLE LITTLE FARM CALLED WLsl
HAMPTON. On TIE WESTHAM load, fol.H
MIL Els AND 4 HALF WEST OF RlCU MoSb.-
In execution OF tie provisions Ola iced of trust !ltn
W. p Iawton to Lurirn Hill, dated 10Th Oc"'err
1858. and recorded In Henrico county court oti',e
being thereto required by the assignee OF The cred,
sell Mt auction. upon Ike premises. ON TUESDAY,
Nav 5th. 1872, tie LITTLE FARM orareenrl %,
containing FOETI-ONE AND HALE ACElS'
running back to tho canal. .,,,..
The improvements consist Of good FRAMED
DWELLING with about six rooms, the usua Gnt-
houses. and Il good orchard.
TERMS: The decd prescrlbes sale for cash, bit
We are authorized 10 state th:i more favorable terms
will he made know al The tIEe OF sale.
NJ. NJ. GlLLiAM.i Su, rr,,.,,
o,.s Holm II. GUY. "u'' i'"7''7'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-03
By Grubbs Il William
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TIE VERY DE-
l. SIRABLE BRICK DWELLING AT THE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF LEIGH AND THIRD
STREETS, AT AUG TIOE.-By virtue Of deed OF
trust executed by Robert Cartwright and wife To me
as trustee dated st February 1872 and duly record
ed In the Chanccry Court office, Will sell at auction
upon the premises. on TUESDAY, 18th May. ut s
o'clock p. NJ, the DWELLING occupied by him.
situated rs above. 1t has three rooms In the base
Incnt, two OIL the first floor. besides pantry, TWO
chambers, with dressing rooms to each, ana Il bath
room on second story two rooms aud closet Ill the
attic. The kitchen Is also Of brick. with Eve ROOMS
throughout With the house Will be sold Il lot 'front.'
ing 50 feet on Leigh street ndrunnimg back loo feet
After which we will sell pretty BUILDING LoI
Il BJILDlSG LOT on the rear. fronting 81 feet,
running back ~ feet. The nvighborhood IL pleas
amt and improving one, and this residence affords rs
much of real comfort can bc obtained ut the SAME
cost elsewhere I'm the city.
TERMS: Accommodating. and made known ut
the sale. y. ID. !Ll-lAilH' trustee.
GpTrRs & WILLIAMS, AuctionccrS. my
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-03
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Aucuoneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and I.aiIk.

TWO WELL LOCATED AND VERY
l. DESIRABL THREE-sTORY BRICK
DWELLINGS FOR SALE AT ACETlO\:-By
rcucst Of the heirs at law OF the late Rev. anthony
Uihrc We will sell TO close the estate: on FIJI
DAY. 10th May. ut half-rast o'clock +. NJ, me
THREE-STORY BRlCk DWELLING occupied
bv Peter Tinsley. Esq No 407 situated on the south
side of Clay between Fourth and Fifth streets 1t
has ten rooms including the attic: Kitchen with -FOUR
rOous gas and water. The lot Is 2sl by ll3s feet TO
an alley 10 feet wiic. After which say ut h:f,past
s O'Clock T. ~. we VIII sell the DWELLING NO.
east Main street between Foushee and First streets:
long occupied by William II. Christian. ESD. and
adjoining the residence of John l.. Bacon. Esq. 1t
has eight rooms Il kitchen with fOnr rooms, smoke
house stable and carriage-house, BATH gas, and wa
ter The whole lot Is GIs by 1856! feet TO paved al,
lev IL feet wide. With the house will be Soda LOT
fronting about 30 feet. leaving most beautiful
Bl.lLDIEtI LOT on the east frnnting about S65
feet which will be afterwards sod or If desired II
may be all sold together.
we Invite special tenton 10 this sale. as the pro-
Dcrty is situated In improving and pleasant neigh
borloods, and affords good opportunity to secure
comfortable homes. GRUBBS < WILLIAMS,
myl Auctionecrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-03
y BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auclonecrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

rTyRIJSTEE'S SALE OF \ VERY FALU-
j ABLE SUBURBAN. FARM OF AB0II
70 RIY ACEEs MILE AND as HAZE IA ,r,,. WEI eSo
cut,d Inv Alexander Kerr and wife TO the subscriber
a. rustic dated 20 Of August. 1859. and duly re-
corded In IlcuricO County Court Office being thereto
rcn,rirad Lf the creditor. will sell at auction, upon
tn. premises, on ,TURDAY, 1lth of May ut S
o'coIk L. ~, the FARM owned by said Kerr sitsla-
ted OH the old EiciiUnd turnpike tcontniatlnn uf
Bread street, Il short distance beyond the FAIR
Grounds. ,,, ,,,--, >,,,.,>,,, -,
cleared and highly improved. ,
The IMPROVEMENTS consist of neat framed DWELL
Ing With i've rooms, kitchen with three rooms, STA
bic barn, and other usual out-h0uses.
This place offers great attractions to persons seek
ing pleasant home and good land daily improving
In value.
The terms will he announced nj tho time Of the
sale. i. W. hRU BBS. trustee:
GnuBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. my
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-03
BY Smith & Peterson.
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers.
corner OF Tenth and Bank streets.

1 sSIGNEE'S SALE OF \ VALUABLE
"A BRICK RESIDENCE, no. 2Co CLAY
STREET. BETWEEN SECOND AND IlllRD:
RICHMOND, Vain compliance with decree OF
the United States District Court for the Eastern
District Of Virginia. of April 8, 1872, In the matter
of Henry Miller rs. John H. Walsh. i'll bankruptcy
will sell ut public auction, on the premises on
WEDNESDAY, May 4. 1872. at O'Clock Z. NJ. In
the city Of Richmond the valuable BBlCk RESI-
DENCE situated OIL the north side OF Clay street,
between Second and Third streets, fronting SO feet
or Clay street and running back ut right angles he
tween parallel lines $50 feet TO an alley now occti-
picd by Mr.. Andrew Tizzlni Jr.
Possession given on the 18th of May, 49,?
TERMS: Une-fourth CASH balance In six. twelve
and eighteen months: purchaser to give notes with
good r.dorSrrs for tile deferred payments, md the
liIlc retained I'LL all the purchase money i naiI
j. AMBLER SMITH,
Assignee OF John II. Walsh.
The ahoyp-t!cscri!cd property was conveyed by
two deeds dated rcspcc lively the sd Of June aud .Ih
of .Iuly. Isl, by John II. Walsh and John II. Walsh
and Wife 10 me In trust. Ia secure the payment oil
certain notes In said deeds named. concur With the
assignee In tle above sale, complete title VIII
he conveyed to the purchaser ~ 80
myi-s,i.7&S JOHN DUNLOp. Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-03
BY Lee & Goddin,
Auctiuneers, Ills 5lain street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALUA.
~ BILE FARM OF ElEETY-NINE AND OH OH
HALE ACRES, LYING IN HENklCo COZ * !
ABOUT FIVE MILES BELOW THE ClIl 0s
RICHMOND. ADJOINING THE LANpsoWNhD
BY \. Is. CLARKE AND OIlLERS:-Pursrsit ~
the provisions Of L decree nf the Circuit SoHrl VI
Henrico county, pronounced IN THE clAnrcry csue
OF Goddln Guardian. &C.. rs Goote. &C.. s!s3 a'
special commissioner under said decree on ItisI
DAY the It'll DAY OF May, ls72 on The prenises =.
TRACT OF LAND. The property il In fair coh!i'
ton and the title Is believed to he beyond cspa'
hut selling rs commissioner sha only convey sE''
title AS is vested I'm me by the saii decree.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; the residue IN sn'
twelve, and eighteen months The purchaser es,va
Ting negotiable notes with Interest At SIX per cehtui
added, fGr the deferred payments, and the title re-
-'''>N ''' Wv +. P.TURSER.
Special Commissioner.
Lrss Gopp1S. Auctisneers alp s5-tds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-03
BY Hill i GOddin.
Real Estate AuctiOueeri,
No. Hos Main street,

VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND on
' THE WEST SIDE OF FIFTH STREET 81.
OF THE STOKE OCCUPIED BY iuLlHN VI.
CARTRY, ESQ, WITH 4 BRICK sTAHLE
FRAME CARRIAGE.HOUSE, And lAhHk
SHED ATTACHED, THEREON, Fer sAhE ~ =.
Tie request OF tha owners, We vi!
sell. ,lilon tie promised, on THURSDAY, May Z
ls72 AT hall-past o'clock p. ~, the desirable ipi
inches cn Fifth street, with iolth o.; l"a ieet =
inches and IL an excellent 7taId fora Stable OF i"'
other business purposes. ,u.
TERMS: OnG-thlrd cash: balance NJ s!S, lMe'
and eighteen months six per cent. Interest adici0A
deferred notes, secured by Il trust deed.
HILL i GOnD!S,
my" AuctloneeEi.