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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

APPARENTLY, the radical editors of this
congressional district have dreams of con-
s'e's'ohaI honors mixed up with those of
~ 4''A4uent subscribers and other vexa-
"' VI 'Se pr'Nt'Ns office. The Pulaski
is'''ot proposes our DAVIS ,s an o,i,,illo
"hi'da'e' with an eviden, desire 70 b.yo
the compliment returned. The SIN. al.
If the editor of the Massac Journa, w.n,
the nomination, and the journal ma,
answers that he thinks himself rs We,
qualified for congress as the editor Of n
sun is to run II newspaper, and each ,
these gentlemen informs the other that -
paws for a reply Softly gcnteme
Your little hand were never made
scratch each others eyes, and IL
isn't the way to get to go to congrc
anyhow.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04
KILLING As A BUSINESS.
REFINEMENT IL CRuELTY-How THEY
MURDER POLITICAL PRISONERS ~
TRANCE

REFINEMENT IL cRUELTY-How THEY
MURDER POLITICAL PRISONERS ~
FRANCE.
From the Pail Mall Gszeue.l
Among the dispositions of the witnesses
called by the commission of inquiry into
the causes of the French insurrection Of
the 18th of March, is one which is not
pleasant to read in cold blood. 1t would
be quite superhuous to make any comment
on the following complacent account Of
| Can't. Garen, staff officer Of the execution
of Milliere;
Milliere was arrested at about 10
! o'clock in the morning in house, which
was, believe, his own. He made some
resistance to the sergeant and tn the cor
moral who arrested him he had fired a
revolver, and w,s brought along by two
men in n state Of great excitement the
crowd WAS angry and wished to tear
h In to pieces. Mille-e was brought to us /;
we were breakfasting with the General in
the restaurant of the Rue de Tournon, be-
side tho Luxembourg. We heard a great
noise and went out. Some one said to me-
at is Millerc." ! took care that the
crowd should not do justice itself. He did
not go into the Luxembourg; he wal
stopred at the door addressed him and
= said, You are certainly Milliere.
= Yes, but you are aware that i am q
u depa,y." That il possible, but thinl
i YOU have lost your position MS deputy
Besides, there is Il deputy among Us, NJ. dc
! Quin.onas, who will recognize you"
G then told Millierc that the generals or
ders were that he thoild be shot. liz
e said. " "wby?' replied, Il only know 20,
g hy name; 1 have read articles oi your
, which disguised me; you are viper upoi
" which one trcads. You hate society
an he stopped me, saying with meaning
ell look, "Oh, yes, l hate that soci'ty.
well, 1t j. about TO eSpe
inc You rom its bosom you ar
Of gong to be executed" This is sum
~, mary Justice II is barbarity, 1t
"e cruelty; "And all the cruelties con
zen. ml,'rd by you, yon reckon them nothing
~ M events, MS soon AZ you say you NJ
- M'II'ere' there Is nothing else TO be done
,bat The general had ordred that he he shot
the Pantheon, kneeling TO ask nardon
rest society for the III he had done il. He r
fused to DC shot kneelng. said, "Su,
are the orders you will be shot kneelin
i, and no other way He did little acting;
Nv" opened his coat, showing his breast
'oke the hiring party entrusted with the exec
that ton. said TO him, you are acting IN
ms odrama; you wish it to be said how y
II, died. Die quietly that is better" ~ !
Wv Tree IN my own interest and in tho int
III III est Of my cause TO do as l will $50
ed II; knGel down. He then said 70 me,
will not go on my knees unless you or
-, two men TO force me to do So had h
so VI forced TO kneel, and the execution ,
send proceeded wi,n. Ho cried on, ~
sur ihumnnitep lie was going to cry
the something else when he fell dead
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04
HARRIET PRESCOTT sPoFFoRD.

One of the well-known writer's at the
capital is Harriet Prescott Spofford the
beautiful author of the amber Cod"
whose sudden and fascinating appearance
startled the world of letters several wears
ago. Harriet Prescott was ut that time II
charming maiden vet in her teens. Since
she has found her Royal and become
AN equally charming matron; while the
then sudden reputation has grown to be
the full blown flower that crowns maturer
years. One of the pleasantest little items
connected with this woman is the beauty
of her domestic life. Her marriage may
be said to be one of those rare institutions
which make plausible claims to heaven
" origin, and the lover-like devotion
which appears always to characterize the
marital bearing of Hattie" and Royal
is II subject Of continual and pleasant re-
mark on the part of their friends. Spot
ford is as much OF poet rs his wife. Not
| in the literal sense Of rhyme-mak per-
| haps, but nature made him an ideaist
and together their harmonies combine in
one Of the sweetest domestic poems nate
rial experience has ever produced. This
winter, as last, Mrs. Spotford is Frank Les
lies especial" The 'Aldine claiines her
also as special contributor, added to which
are her various miscellaneous writings for
standard magazines.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

The METROPOLIS journal doesn't sc-
quiesce in the claim Of the Sun that it
is the leading republican newspaper Of
Egypt The Journal, which bias an am
biiion that wy itself, reminds the Sun Of
its patent inside brains and informs 1t
that it aspirations are regarded as stuff -
by the party in and about Metropolis
Brighten up, neghbor.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

sDrA New York farmer laughed when
his prudent wife advised him not to smoke
on load of hay. He footed II home that
night, with his hair singed, most Of his
garments prey to the deyouring elo-
ments, and the homework of the wagon il
a potato sack, and then his wife laughed,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

nas.A Philsdelpbian took advantage of
h's w'fes having tho smallpox to send
io' his mother-in-law. The result sur
passed his expectations, and he had the
sau''Ac'''n Of paying her funeral expen-
ses short time after her arrival
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

The GERMANS all over the country are
declaring their intention to follow the foot
steps OF Carl Schurz, and to oppose the
reelection OF Grant.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04
MRS. o'LEARYs TAX.

from me Chicago journal, 25lh|
On Saturday last, Mrs. CntherineO Lea
ry entered the City Collector office for
the purpose Of paying the lax upon the
lot where originated the FIRE that should
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

The CONNECTICUT election has result
ted in a republican victory, not much to
the surprise Of the public. The rcpu biz
can majority i. no, very large, but II
heavy price was paid for it. 1T has
been notorious for some days says the
Missouri Republican that large
amount Of money has gone from the New
ioFk cus'om-house and other federal
sources direct TO Connecticu, to influence
ths election, aad there is no question
Out that money has done its work there.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

SINCE SUMNER, Schurz and a few other
republicans undertook to expose some Of
The abuses which appear to flourish like a
green Day tree under Grants administra-
"oA' they come in for II
hOeFaI share of hard names
Irom the faithful adherents Of Grant.
Inc Missouri Democrat classes Horace
"fseiey with the Tammany rogues
urshI organ in New Orleans says Charles
sumner has fallen so low as to be beneath
either the contempt or pity of his fellow
men and Trumbull has been compared t.
Catiline.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY BULLETIN.

John II. Obery Co. nave reduced the sub.
.cr,p,,on price OF the Weekly Cairo Bulletin to
On, Dynr pe- urr im. making 1t the cheapest pa
rar published m southern Illinois.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

oA-An exchange calls the Grant marty
the "po,imssteT and revenue co,lec,or.I
party.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04
Our Home Advertisers.


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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-10

Sale conducted by S. n. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-10
sr-f By Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Rank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ LARGE
" QUANTITY OF VERY VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE IN MASCIIESTER.-Thc undcrsigil.d 4.
special commissioners, IN execution al deere. ~
the Circuit Court of the United States for the cas-
ern district Of Virginia, ut Richmond, entered "a
sth April. 1872. In the cause OF The New Yn.E
Warehouse and Security Company rs. Tie MAJ
chester Cotton and Wool Manufacturing COMPANY
and Others will sell al auction, upon the premise.
on MONDAY the 18th day Of May, coIEurnriag u
a o'clock p. NJ, the PARCELS OF LAND in lie
bill mcnti0,icd-tO vii
First, 4 PARCEL OF LAND lying in the ioHu
of Manchester fronting 1913 feet more or less un
the southern line. OF Hull street and running huk
between the eastern line Of WaSworth street nnIA
western line of q lot OF land belonging In Tho said
town OF Manchester $50 feet hnorc or essl Ia Dr,a
tar street, being part OF tic land distinguished on
the plan Of said town rs Lylc's Posture"
Second. That PARCEL OF LAND in SAIL town
fronting 30 feet (more or !.s5l on The western nr al
Summers street. running back l32 feet (mnrr orts,-l
betweeil the southern iae Of Decatur street ani Il
line parallel thcrrw ith--hcig part OF the land Ii,
tinguished ON the plaza oil said town BuchaHan'
Pasture. ..-.. 1850.
Upon the foregoing property there are eight hiI'k
and TWO framed dwellings.
by reason Of it, proximity 10 tie mills AMI maui
factories. and its situation in the heart ~ III" town
this property Is regarded as amongst the most NaiG-
bic In Manchester and especially coHincnis i';, to
those wishing to purchase with :? view 10 rapid IN
crease In value, or TO erect dwellings, 80 much IN de-
m:lnd hy the operatives in the mantIIaCtorcs 81.
The property viii h. Su's!iNdeda ni sold according
10 a pl:ln which will he shown ut the tifIc Of sale
TERMS: Due-iOurth cash ll:Incc at y, L., and Is
months for bonds with interest from The ,.ny u ,sic,
and titles retained until the bonds arc paid
LAW son NUSNALII.
{. &. MuRAE.
WILLIAM i. MAVkf
Special Commissioners.
ap s.-cOdtMydSild
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-10
BY Lee L Goddin, AuctlOneers.
lib Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
" VERY INVALUABLE IMPROyED AND IN YIN:
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE AT ROCKETTS
KNOWN AS "HASkINS'S," AT ApCTI0N.-By
Court Of the city of Richmond In the cause of Has,
kns's administrator, &c, rs. Hancock, pronounced
on the 25th day Of April, 1872 !, rs special commits
ISHHl se nt SSu RG aneo
% very a sius5s REaI EsTATE mentioned in SAID
decree: 80 .-s*fs@
Ist. Tint commodious and well-arrangcd FOUR.
STORY GRANITE AND BRICK STOREHOUSE
fronting 30 feet more or less on the west line OF
Rocketfs street and running back 10 feet more oil
s 3D. 20 % 'VACA s LOT Immediately adjoining
fronting 30 feet more or less on the west Inc OF
Rockets street by 10 feet deep more or less to Water
The above will he sold as 4 whole or separately as
may be deemed most advantageous on tic uiy 81
sale. n ~
kinS, and built under his immediate stipeTvl.
sion, of the very best materials. regard being had 70
great strength IN its varied proportions, anu ulri
hity, as well IL 10 onycnencc Of arrangement ioI
the prosecution Of large mercantile BUSINESS t =,
shipping at Rockets, convenient 10 r'illro;la ao
water Communication, being Tithin short dis
nus and adjacent to the largest wharres at Rock
ets this property presents gre! advantages 10 me
merchant or nanurtHrt nmd, lheen !" ii WISH. n
tered on every hoor by the pure water oi "Blood!
The lot adin!uIu3 is In every desirable, and
should attract Inc attention OF capitalists others
TERMS: Cash as 10 so much of the purchase mo-
ncy rs may I've necessary to dcfray the expenses oa
and three years, tie purchaser executing negotiable
notes. with approTcd en'l9rsers, Tor The dcierf l
stlmens WITH i;efs cd from day OF sue G., I mo
the title 10 be retained mill te lnrtl'er nE9cE 81 ''
'o"'" Special Commissioner.
Sale conducted iy LEE Z GoDDIS, Aucuoneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-10
by Wellington GoddIn,
Real Estate AuctiOGecr,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.
THE BEAUTIFUL AND ATTRACTIy

THE BEAUTIFUL AND ATTRACIhh
l. COTTAGE RESIDENCE IN SIDNEY g..
GETHER WITH ABOUT ONE. HUNDRED AND
FIFTY LOTS ADlnlMiSG;;, IN o WALL \ ~ !;
Plan OF "ARLiNGT9S,m R0uNptp, ~ ~
TER STREETS, COMPRISING slAIEtH
ACKES, FOR SALE AT AUCTloN.-At Inc re-,
quest Of the owner shall sell as aucSm' " ~:
suntide), commencing ut o'clock. the as0N' t+au.
tiful COTTAGE DWELLING. located As aC"' e
Formerly Dance'>l, and now III the ocsti"'n,S "
Mr.. Richard Cottrcl II contains abont - ftom,
finished In handsome style. together with thr us'1'
out-buldings. ....r. .
Around tie dwelling are several handsome ""A'
and hlckories Of primeyai growth. s.sii.s Eo"''
shrubs &C., and on OF The adjoining lois uE'I
Is III excellent young orchard. This pt'e Is ID !'''
view of Richmond, and was recommended 81 H.
years ago by committee cf the tlty tounci - us
proper site fora new reservoir, because II Vas ttc
most elevated point In that locality Harst az"
Ashland streets distant teachJ from Ee',fsg III
wood three squares. thus alfording convenient II
cess 10 the property at I'LL SeIsoiis hsc 100 ~
located not only beautifully bur are IN yer! r mr.
proving part Of the suburbs. Thosc disposed 70 pa
chase an. invited 10 examine the property eios T
day of sale. and by calling at my once hp % ne
same can he Seen. After the sale OF tue T.,
with about loo feet attached, fronting ON haI,
street, the balance OF the lots viii m 500 I'D
OF one 10 i've inclusive, so Is TO meet the WINS "
both the small and kr2r buyer. hal
TERMS: All sums under $500, one-iourth rasa.U -
ance Ut three six, aud nine months; over sSys w S
ST. 600, one-fourth cash, balance at four 49,
twelve months; ~ ,0oo oue-fourth CASH. $3.50 e
at six, twelve, and eighteen uontls' III sata =.
for negotiable notes, interest added, secuicu y
deed OF trGst -HEE cam.
napuropriatioH has been made by the City lonu 4,
ell anil the county authorities to grade Asiilt' n
from the terminus OF the city railroad distance
three squares, which gives great tasiuass io'
suitable refreshments wiz be proyidsd i9T Is WIZ
may attend the sale. W. 4o.,iJ,nSrr.
my 2-3:aw2xtdtds tGsoo">~--
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-10
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioncer and Real Estate Agent,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VALUA
L BILE ESTATE ON JAMES RIVER: n
PLAiNs,'' AND OF oTHER LANDS ADJol Il:
ACRES, ABOUT FOURTEEN MILES BELOW
RICIiMOND..By virtue OF certain deen OF If,ls
executed 10y Major William Allen and Fanny hi'
wife. TO James Peasants and Robert a. Lancaster
trustees, conveying the TRACT OF LAND know t,sI
HUNDRED AND NINETY-ElGHT ACRES more
or les bearing date the 9Th day of May 1898; and
also of another deed Of trust, dated July ftll 1867
executed by Major William Allen to Robert onid
and Isaac Ii. Darlington, trustees, conveying the
strawberry Plains" and three other tracts ad1oiii-
Ing, known as Sydnor's, Prosser's and Moolfqlk's
AND TfIRTY-TiIIsEE ACREs: both of which
deeds are recorded in the clerks office of Henrico
County Court We the undersgned trustees WI IN IN
the respective bcncciaIcs in said deeds proceed to
sell a! e Gt' II " e @ s of May
l7a IL o'clock A. NJ r fair ifnot, OH the first fair
day thecatrr the whole OF the several tracts con-
EsyS1 r ns eanisnng FIVE fs
NlNETY-E1GIrr AGKES; the seSSnd called Syd,
s GpEv S%Y'fFlTIEE kEh the aa1d Pros
ser,s, containing EIGHTY ACRES: and the fourth
called Woolfolk's, containing EIGHTY ACRES
the whole colsl,,F one GSr ror VI or es.
are open land and the remainder In original growth
Of oak, pine. &c:
the past six years. and that not in cultivation Is well
set In clover. 80,
barn, quarters, stables &C.. all erected since The war
Ut a cost OF about $4,000.
This estate lies on ~: main public road In the
county of enrcO. the north side of james river,
about fourteen miles below Richmond, and Is justly
regarded rs equal I'm fertility to any land ON the
river, with convenient access to one or more whurves
on the adjoining farms.
\ plat and survey OF the lands will be exhibited Al
the hour OF sale.
The title Is regarded as unqucslonable
The trllstees-JameS PleaSants and Robert A.
Lancastcr-n the aforementioned deed reserve the
right to sell the property therein coHvcyedviz.. sos
acres more or less known us strawberry Plains"
separately ut the time and place aforesaid.
TERMS: If the whole property be sold, they VIII
he for an amount sufficient In cash to defray the
expenses of sale and to discharge the two notes Sc
cured In the first deed with interest thereon, esti
mated to be silicon the balance ut six, twelve, ana
eighteen months for negotiable notes, interest," add
ed. secured by trust deed. If the - Strawberry
Plains tract he sold separately, the terms VIII On
cash rs to expenses OF sale and to pay on SAID Two
notes with interest thereon estimated AT Tll'goo t'
balance on sllch terms may Ike announced NJ TIKI
hour OF sale.
Steamboats, plying between Richmond ana Nor
folk will convey persons wishing to attend the SAT-
to Curtis Neck wharf, and return 1T l.. NJ on tl'
same day. ,.,>,n,
ROBERT a. LANCASTER, Trus,ecs
ROBERT GUILD,
ISAAC II. DARLINGTON,
Lam NJ yb1Jt,lS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-10
BY James NJ. Taylor,
Zeal Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
Office, No. lilo Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALUA-
lkIE WHARF PROPERTY AT ROOKIE
Adjoining; TIE POWHATAN STEAMBOAT
WHARF. FRONTING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FEET
ABOUT SIXTY FEET TO WATER STREET
As special commissioners. appointed by decree OF
the thanccry Court OF the city of Richmond pro-
uolcc,l ON The ID day OF February, 1871, III a suit
therein pending In which Rob>rt Edwin Craddock,
&c.. were plaintiffs, and Lncrela Crtddock &c., are
defendants. We will sell 1T public auction, Oh the
premises. OH MONDAY the nth day of May. lsT2.
ut O'Clock T. W., Of fair; If not. the next fair day
tlrreaftcrJ the REAL ESTATE above mentioned,
of which tGc late ,bert Crlddock died siezcd, upon
the following
TERMS: 10 wit, one-third cash: the balance on 4
credit OF six and twelve months for negotiable notes
with interest added. and the title to he retained until
all the purchase money Is paid anda conveyance
ordered bv the court. The taxes of lsT2 to be paid
Inv the purchaser ROBERT HOWARD,
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
Special Commissioners.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auctonrcr. my ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-10
BY Cook & Laughton, Auctionccrs,
curnrr of Governor aud Franklin streets.

EX CELL ENT ASSORTMENT OF
~ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE At AUCTION.
On TUESDAY the 18th instant, ut 10 o'clock, we will
sell 1T the residence OF air. Charles Saelzer twho Is
from the city, No. 2l0 MARSHALL street
between Second and Third streets,
l WALNUT PAltLOR SUIT, covered with green
BRUssELs CARPETS,
MIRRORS. --.--. 49,.
oIAHOGA.;Y CARD-TABLES,
ENGRAElNGS,
LACE CURTAINS,
Superior FEATHER BEDS. FEAT HER COVER
LIDS. BOLSTERS and PILLOWS, BED
LINEN. &C.:
OAKrXrENSlON DINING-TABI.F.
New COOKlNG-STOVE and APP Z I F. =
FRENCH CHINA. GLASSWARE, sc.
COOK & LAUGIlTON,
my Ia AuctIoneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-10
Dy Till 4 Goddin,
Real Estate AuctioiieerS,
No, llus Main street.

VALUABLE FARM IN CHESTER
Y FIELD COUNTY. FOUR MILES, From
MANCHESTER ON THE BROAD ROCk RoAD
EOR SALE APP AlICTION.-On TT ESDAY, liti
Nav ns2, at I'D O'Clock A. NJ, on the premises, W.
viii sell the TRACT OF LAND known as "Ge st,
hn divided info four tracts or will be sold whole
according to plat at the office Of the auctioneers
First one hundred and twenty-five acres: win !;
,rrrs cleared aud the balance In woods: second sew.
entytive acres, ali heavily wooded; third, seventy
acres In excellent timber; and fourth forty acre,
original growth. We especially call attention to the
excellent timber and wood to be found on this place
f,,rm az ". H. Brandcr. ST., Colonel W. \. DANES
Joshua ). Clayton, and Hays.
TERMS: ome-third cash: balance at O. u, anu !
interest added on Deferred notes.
mya-td HILL & GODDIN, Aucticnecrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-10
AUCTION sALEs--Future Days:
BY Richardson Co.:
Real Estate Agents and Auct1oneers'
ltjs Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A SNAIL FAkM

.ri,RIJsTEE,s SALE OF A SMALL FARM
NEAR THE cry by AgGIL 10 ,aa ybe ylrtae
Oh date s the IN of August, ISL from John W King
and ws to the ,S. to try Court u OF Henreo
in decd hook 81. paee sss shall proceed to sell sy
public Rus,iol' being tn r't fhr PREMISES, on
f bhY the the ss a sfft osoek H. KEA ESrAT
menii1nea III saia neen ny On tie Mountain road
aist miles narG Of Se sy Rchona adon
nE the lands Of M ionts hGe one
hnes s il 55d HGfEs soH sss
or less about onethird Of WHICH nm md has ON il
com Portable FRAME DWELLING ana 'he USUAL
out-houses. ., Iorr.v The expenses OF
sale and the this 9s IT. h tine r ra q
or note of s,oa with interest the ath February
Ms ad in SIX ana tT netes iSr thc
the purchaser to give hii negoa, a5ed and secured
by a deed of trust. d. u. F" Trustee
..,,~- o r., ,unttonccrs. my 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-10
BY Richardson K Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncrrs.
lll3 Main street.

UOUSES FOR SALE PRIVATELY
HI No. ia FRAME DWELLING on the south
side of Broad street, between Twenty-trst ana iwe-
tvserou with two stories above the basement, con-
tanning six rooms: lot, &c. .,,o
No. 3!-A FRAME DWELLING on the east SIDE
of rwcnty-ffth street, street. With TWO sto-
ripS containing five rooms: kitchen, lot, &c
No. i5.-A BRICK DWELLING on the east sue
of Twrntv-cighth street. corner Broad, with one
story and attic above the basement, containing seven
room. kitchen. large lot. &c. c.-,
cr's Hill containing four rooms each; lot &c
no. "A BRICK DWELLING on the norm
side of Marshall street. between Twenty-seFeiti
and Twcnty-eighth streets. with two stories above
the basement containing seven rooms; Kitchen, ana
lot 70Xl55. ~ a,,,,,,,>-r ~ ,,o
no. es.-A new FRAME DWELLING on INC
north side of Broad street between Twenty-clgh,il
and Iweuty-ninth with two stories. containing SIX
rooms four on the first floor, with kitchen atachea
and two above: large lot. &c.
No s.-A BRICK DWELLING on Mosby street.
Strecker's Hi. with two stories. containing hFc
rooms kitchen. lot. &c. Apply 70
RICHARDSON 4 CO.,
my at ll13 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-10

By Gr,ihbs l. Williams,
huctloncers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4 BRICK
~ DWELLING AND VACANT LOTS Al III.
SOTJTjIEAST CORNER OF ST. STEPHEN AND
COIIT'rS STREETS.--In execution of decree Of
the Cnanccry Court Of Richmond. entered lShJ
1870. in the case Of Nash. trustee. rs Mohtlgnc,
will sell NJ auction upon the premises. OH MON
DAY. Goth May III O'Clock T. NJ the property stu-
ated rs above. -- ga
seven rooinS The lot fronts SIS feet and runs Dach
10 feet Ia An alley eighteen feet wi'ic II VIII he sub
divided To give two good building lois III the
corner. -.
Terms: Onr-ihrd cash: balance at four, eight
and twelve months, with interest and secured by a
trust decd: title retained until the notes are paid.
b. II. NASH, Commissioners.
ltnIuHS 4 MILLIAMS. Alc.Oneers. lmys