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nciyhbor of the Ecening Ne,cs, VINO '' S.St
fa,,l, with your expression "tile TWO . n'ss
named :" whether he objects TO smcn plIs. nas,
n :. rho trst men in the country, tine his'
"r,,c;n,cs Of science" "the first stfaw1cr.
pr Of the scason, the first families OF s,r
n;n;a y "our first parents" goods IN nrsi
hands &c. If not, he must admit that
srst like the corresponding adlechves PR.
mus in Latin, and premier in French, niS
he be- sroperly used in the plural as well as ~
the singular, and consequently that the eS.
nressions 1.-TWO first" or three first. ma.
be Iegitima,ely employed-as they are 10 ''''
empioycd BIZ the best writers.
In like manner, would your cfisic iet !" ivy
ate Webstcr's pretty sentence aoou. a ."s
ola, pIayins upon the summit" Of the Bunk ss,
Hi M;i, monument, or SCOTS lines about the
q mst ,rords of Marmion:" The fastsdious
ness '' Of the purIsts in the employment {, O
those two words first and laSt Is reai!!
amusing and not at all in accordance WIZ
ON Is of Coco ENGLISH.
Richmond, June 18th.
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BY Giubbs 6 Williams,
Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
rOMMIssilSEaS SALE AT AU'

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AUG
~ TIoN OF THAT yERY VALHhA4Bl,LIIEs,, , ~
OWNED BY EDWARD cox, AND MORE RE-
GENTLY BY HON.WILLIAM BOuLWARr,ONS
LANES RIVER ABOUT NINE MILES BELOW
RiCIIIOND,A AND CONTAINING ONE THOy-
SAND ONE HUNDRED AND FORTf-TWO
ACRES.A-This most valuable property VIII nc soid
nj auction, upon the premises. Oh MONDAY, july
siOuers of the CIrcnit Court OF King ana Queen
county by virtue OF decree entered at it3 term Tor
May, 1872. The larger portion Is clearer anu IN u
high state OF improvements IS acres In wheat Eost
of which Is SeCs.cdyfh timothy and clover, I0acre'
I'm clover to cut this spring $50 acres prepared iOr
corn: an orchard of about 5000 peach trees ioir
small dwellings, suitably situated for tenants VINO
may cultivate tic farm, ana usual ont-taid ne
Wcfe than 80 acres are irstciass alluy. or coco-
Late soil so much pfiIed for fertility ms iarn mas
ALWAYS been regarded one of the most pfo9aeIiSe
ON JaIncs river, and ls been cultivated win gIe o
proht In ls6a Ii produced 1000 bushels wheat, iioeo
bushels corr. besides other crops.
Ii fronts about three piles Oh the riVer Ielhfes
comparatively little fencing, aud hs very ceep va
TIE pronerty viii be sold as whole or subdi-
yided, MS may he deemed best.
IL desired, crops, stock, &c. VIII aoo DC soo' ana
immediate posscseicn given.
Ne invite special attention to THIS truy saiuaDic
estate, and will furnish such additional particulars
as may Ire desired. sss2a-
A plat OF the property may be seen at the Office OF
the aiIcticneeTs.
Terms: One-:hird cash; balance at one and two
years for bonds carrying Interest from tie gay Oh
sale. :ts y y. e: DEMs
Special Commissioners.
C,RrBBS Il WILLIAMS, Auctloneets. ye 10
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BY w. b. Robins,
Real Estate Agent and Auc,ionccr,
ILL Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF VERY DESlRA-
n BILE BsICk DWELLING On THE EAST
LINE OF EIGHTH STREET JUST N4tTtl or
LEIGH STREET. AND OF AN ADJOINING
LOT, WITH a FRAMED TENEsiEhT THEM
ON.-it the request of Mr.. Peter v Dani'i IT, thr
undersigned viii sell ar public auction on TIT US
DAY AFTERNOON, 10Th June, AT oticck' ne
property above described. Tie Whole fronts u ly'
inches on Eighth street, and runs back |" an 1iiS
i'm common ~ feet wide: and VIII he sold rs "G'c
or divided, as may ba uetcrnine,l at the S.'ir.
The brick dwelling has lcen i"r many scar Tie
family residence or Mr.. Daniel who Most r'nct-
antly removes from so de- rIbie L nctgn'crh"rL
Il Is u two-StOry and Observation-Disclosures hohse' VIM
a rear addition, and has three large rooms rhcI on
the first and second floors. besides s:Drcroom ana
bathroom. and Is supplied with water and r1s Al
joining the building Is brick kiirhch 4" thf.c
rooms. ,,.. .,,,.,
Ihe situation commands very pleasing ou'inos
over The garden Of the N.rhnus Mills property ahH
is altogether very desirable RESIDENCE Tor Il me-
tlun.-sized family. .,., ,
The framed ten, lncnt is rented 10 good tenant al
sl50 per annlIin. ,
TrvMs: Ar sale -.,. W. Is. KUBlSS.
IN Kids - r.-,. AHcti0ur"T.
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BY Cook q Laagi,fan. Auciieneers,
corner Governors ana franklin streets.

GENERAL Asso RTMENT OF HOUSE
NJ HOLD FURNITURE At AUCTI0N.-THIs
DAY nj 10 oclockwe win sell at 0nr
MAHOGANY SOFAS, CHAIRS. and ROCkElsS
WALNUT PARLOR SUITS, In reps and fiair
MaRBLE-TOP PARLoR TABLES, ii;
CANE and WODD-SEAT CHAIIS. 81
DOUBLE and SINGLE MATTRESSES:
MAHOGANY SfBEBO4IsDS and IABLEs:
MAHOGANY BUREAUS and WAREHOUSES
REFRIGERATURS,
WATER-COOLERS,
COOKTNG-STOVES, i.5zti
LACE CURTAINS, WINDOW-SHADES;
-. COOK &c rLAUGHTON,
,a1s AHcttoBenrs.
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AUt,rrON sALEs-..T1sssrs Z
T3s By Gsubts o Williams. s- j
II Real Estate Agents ana Eurtsor -. 5. 81
F1cven1f, sfrref hetvfes, Main ami isank. 4

VERY VALUABLE BRICK bWELL~
' ING ON THE WEST LINE OF sETENTH
STREET BETWEEN CLAY. AM, LEIGH
STREETS ISiMEDIATELT.0 PPQ iTE TIL
HANDSOME DWELLING AND GR tlV,s q " y
hOBEKT A. LANCASTER, ESQ, FOR SALE
AT oN..-ou THURSDAY, satiI Of, June In In.
stsnt at O'Clock r. NJ, the premises BY request
OF the owner VIC shall sell that very valuable
DWELLING, three stories and attic high. sffnate.l
as described above, containing nine rooms, with
very wide hall with gas and water, bath and wster-
closets nm complete and In thorough repair having
recently been painted and otherwise improved; be-
Sides brick kitchen Of four rooms staae, earriagc-
house, &c. The lot has front of ~ feet, and OK
tends hack abo $50 feet. The house fronts about "a
feet, TINS giving ample space for carriage-wny ON
the southern side. 81 X ~ ss.s = i, ~
This property is most desirahiy located In an eI-
ceilent gLOrhood, retired yet convenient TO bus
ness. 1t was built Ivy one of:our best mechanics
for the use of the late s. NJ Daudrdge, and we con-
fldently recommend IL rs very superior dwelling
In Its Interior arrangements, regard being had to
convenience and comfort. =. = 4; .st g.
TERMS: One-fourth cash: residue ut SIX, twelve
and eighteen mcIiths for negotiable notes, With Sly
per cent. interest added secured by trust deed
Taxe' for tie present year to be paid by the pur-
Chaser GkUBBS 6 WILLIAMS,
10 IA .iMt,.Ff- 1879 st.. ~ huctfonpers.
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Auctoneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main aud Dark.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE.-In execution o. Il decree 0f tbc
Cllancery Court of Richmond entered un the 18th
day of June, 1872, Ia the case Of Ellrit's guardian
rs. Mlclmels. &C.. the Undersigned. special COM
missioner thereby appointed will sell at aur-
ton on FRIDAY, alst June, in the ORDER Damr'..
upon the premises respectively, commencing at 5
o'clock =. NJ, the following REAL ESTATE, Of
which the late Charles g, Elicit died seized and
which IN the division OF his estate assigned 10
his widow In part of her dowcr-to wit:
A LOT on ihe e;tst side of Fourth street between
Leigh aud Jackson streets known rs The ah"p-!o',
fronting III feet and running back about rs ec ~
IN alley. THIS lot viii lie suh-GiviGcd II desired.
A LOT on The south slcic of Baker street between
Second and Cave streets, fronting 50 feet.
A LOT on the south side OF Baker street Dear
Brook avenue. fronting rs feet.
TERMS Oue-fourth cash: balance 1t c. -, AMI y
months for negotiable notes with Interest wIlea,
and titles retained until the notes plii.
WILLIAM JOSIAH LEAkE, Commissioner.
GRUBBS IL WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. e Is
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Considered in all its relations, the function
of breathing is wonder of wonders. Be
cause we are familiar with the process Of in
haling and expelling air from the chest. il
cXcites neither admiration, surprise, nol
even thought. By watching the play of the
respiratory apparatus, however, Some per.
picking phenomena are presented well worth
studying. The lungs are two membranous
sacks, one on each side, of unequal dinlen-
sions in man, separated by vertical paIti.
zion, bat united ut the bottom of the neck in
a single tube-the windpipe. When one
dung is diseased life is maintained by the
other. If both are severely ini'amed, ulce-
rated, or in any way incapacitated for vital
service, death inevitably ensues. BY taking
a breath of air about six millions of minute
cells, which make up the body of the lungs
are distended, and at that instant of Imitation
oxygen is separated from it and taken into
the system. Life, therefore, is solely aud
exclusively sustained by that eiement. Every
diving thing, from animals TO the whole yese-
table kingdom, is just as dependent for life
on atmospheric air as man. Trees breathe
through their leaves. If torn away Inc
trunk will anguish and die. Were all tbc
leaves of fully grown apple tree placed
side by side, We're it possible to have their
edges exactly touch, so as TO appear like y
carpet, it is calculated they would cover
more than an acre OF ground. Some of the
gigantic forest trees yield leaves e,o,;nh to
cover an area OF two acres very hearty, Our
own lungs afford an absorbing surface or,
Which air intrinses equal to almost one hun
urea square feet, it is assumed by some physi-
olegists. go .
in transphnting young trees it is an I'M
phhosopnicai pfsctlce to trim the limbs so
closely that only a few twigs are left. In
that mutiated condition the effort to live is n
hard struggle. More die than survive ths.
violence, because they are deprived OF their
breathing organs. One side of each leaf i'm.
bibes carbon from The air for making wood
while the other throws off oxygen for keep
ing the atmosphere supplied with material
which supports life, without which death
would reign triumphanuy. Nearly all leaves
OIL trees contain large amount of i'm astrin-
gent property called tannin. When quite
dry and driven about by the wind, if boiled.
they yield just what is needed for tanning
ieatner. Barks, now extremely expensive.
nhsht De given up almost entirely IL this
proposed economy were pursued. Maple. will
low, chestnut, and indeed almost all those of
Iamil'ar growth here at the North might be
utilizea lii that important art to the saving
Oh Mfiiaons of dollars in this country an.
haahy After the tannin is dissolved In the
!eat cells, the strong decoction Is ready for
Tue safs. The pulp, thus deprived of q
Iiiatler Yhlch prevents leaves from decom-
ppsing tor very long while, becomes am OK. |
cellenttcrtilizcr. Farmers mike 4 mistake
ID gathering leayes into Pill a Or mixing them
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By Grubbs & Williams,
AuCuOHEcTS uHu ItguI ISSIIte hEeICs,
Eleventh street between Maih and Bank.

VERY BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE RESI-
<. Y DENCE, ALSO A NEAT CO TT AG %.
HOUSE AND NUMBER OF DESIRABLE
BUILDING LOTS, IN MANCHESTER AT AUG
TION.-By request Of the owner, who desires to De
nearer his business, which is In Richmond. VIC Will
sell ut auction, apon tile premises, on WEDSES-
DAY, e6th OF June, commencing ats O'Clock +. NJ,
the beautiful FRAMED DWELLING on the east
side OF Decatur between Eighth and Ninth strecrs.
1t has eight rooms, kitchen with three looms,
snoke-house. we'll Of water, with atrubbcry and
handsome shade and fruit trees, constituting very
attractive, very handsome and comfortable resi-
deuce. surpassed in attractiveness by very few In
Manchester. Lot d5 by 165 feet
Also, a FRAMED COTTAGE opposite the above
with four rooms kitchen, &c. Lot AZ by los feet.
Also, q very handsome BUILDING LOT adioin-
catur and Eighth streets, 66 by Los feet. III ..H
Also, LOT in rear Of tho above, fronting on the
railroad l52xls0 feet to an alley Is feet wide.
Also, LOT on the north side of Ninth street be-
tween Decatur street aud the railroad, with school
house which could be converted Into residence,
4exl32 feet. !" =
And Il LOT adjoining the above, 1aaxl65 feet.
There has been rarely offered at one time In MAN.
chester property presenting many attractions to
persons buying with the view Of actual occupancy
and bulldog, or with reference 10 profitable In
vcstment. This sale should attract earnest attcn-
ton, ~ ...
GKUBBS & WILLIAMS,
10 IL .' AuctiOneeTS.
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BY wellington Goddin, -,
Auet;oneer and Kesli E'ts" aS.pS 49,,
.oru.r or Eleventh and Bank shss''

GALE AT AUCTION OF ta nlm;lrf lin
- THREE-STokI ~ SI0 ok EpRs ;Si, BETWs,E,h
Nj Ninth AND TENTH TKEh:Iss;;h,,Ssp or ,,tiGu
TiFtn. LOT on TIE NORTH S.Rss g fEIS.-
iii ,e snt al suction. on the nen.sss IN ai Isl. Is
aavertissd, on THUFS!,AY The : TgihaRsssE E
81 O'Clock T. 81, .i,at a5s !. ,tnSe, now IN tie
nnaSm u Mr. l. oiznger. The ss see y
den,h Of 10 feet aud above the stoir xsnts t,sns
large rooms. . garrett; Kitchen. A.. thai ytRl
SE ffriftL LOT ON the uorh sidr y s,,pt!is
Street thirty feet vest Of see.hh ~ tf ti.s
sa feef runlsny back lsa feet TO aii a'ies' ~
some shade trees Ia front :, six twelve,
Z TEaMs One-ionrth eaah; hatanse ~ 800 n.t.i.sI
and eighteen months for nssoiiliA' h''s~s,
aa NY ~ sssuiea " W titiDIIS Aaetlonsssr.
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By James NJ Taylor
Real Estate Agent and Aucloneer'
Office No. lilo Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU.
u hRIE BUILDING LOT, WITH TIE iM,
pYovES,ENTS THEREON. ON THE NOHIH
SIDE OF FRANKLY l,ETWEEN sEEEENI IN
MD EIGHTH STEEETs.-1h execution. OF a o,,
the nth day of June. 1877, In the case OF logsett,
jr, guardian, u.s. Doggctt &C.. the uaSfs YIN q;
spci1 commissioner thereby appolned. VIII sen ~
9Th day of rli,e 1872, at p NJ that desirable LOT
fronting "a feet on the north side OF Franklin &C.,
n running back 100 feet The Improvements Nvn
sist of small brick dwelling containing four roolhs
attn -rttar on the PREMISES.
TERMS: OntTChu.ti1 cash; the balance at BIZ
Interest added and TIC title 10 I've rraHH Hutil lBe
Whole purchase money Is p-id and conycyahcs
ordered by the ccnrt. Taxes for 1872 10 ne paid pS
the purchaser. u: s DyG Gu,S,nis,; Sn.,
J,,,rs NJ T.yIop AurtI6ueer # ~ Is
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T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE Vf
| IpE.I ESTATE, IN TIE Town ot DAN-
VILE. AND COUNTY OF It'll ~ ~. "
VA ar AuGTi9N Z, .c, Tn o f9 Srri. sa. IN TX
roniv of PitsyIyaIiia. about three mix! from i.
town Of Danyillc, on the Fran&!il ai,n a 1c,T
turnpike and the road Leading 20 r!i,}!nhaA CRIs
h aIGfiLY a1 fRyn e LAND. . ,,<..s n.
1In Lyncburg a,.i Dansiic r'liiroah IT. III
rectly through this p[oHsy; % i So acres esc On
three of the tracts are large hai,oo1se, s n,
ranged residences, with all neeersil5 J ,,i,
Dooi rcnar aud sufficient mi'tr OF ~ nnu &c. "'i
srr,ngGd tobacco boust9. On tire IGia5ih'Es IT,
are SINAI! buildings and to'ucc"-4u''F. ~ M An
ditiDu and eli 0Ge oI Tie tracts Il sroi t in,
With AN abundant supply o. na Zach Tract q sovl
supply of timber ana wCco; M, ~. 'ring tn mr.
watei-ca and well enclosed iTnss msr rs,,nitW 10
rhase arc Gtft1ed herr. IN admirable opr0Fpinl.! -
bmx real estate in rhs finest ;obncco growing l.su.
t the world and can IND everything As cohnrt"1
and conveniently arranged rs IL - p'''''
llavcit. .,x,r, n, y.o day until The
sale IL pic,ed the suscr'cfs WIN ~, ~ I H.
i'm the town Of Danvlc, from forty 10 SIM a,St, III
M: I.,Is fun!mproyedl, and also 49, ,,,iyn
ispnvL nj oTS In the said town. From lie ui,p,
nroyed lots that will W. ofere'i ii's Hc ,.',. oI
s,,cI ms are suitable for any busihy, a'in
them arr. fs,,eriaIly suitable Tor prif.W -,
Ths imnroycd lots are the most dc5lrgis l,,.t
ton i'm The town Of Danye, and ,he iirt,,c
on them OF good sut1sanai .ant he more al
iractiye than that here adv lsed anu IN uyiicd
of those desiring TO invest Is espee'''''
thereto. -, ,rs,,IrA.p.a, 81
SIX, twelve, and eighteen nents, Sai irSn .,
9ex Of sale for the deferred payments, ana t l
tha5s IL honds by deeds OF trust on the pf'iei'!
csSe ~, f,rms the privilege Of fal! se'Iny. An ~,
Iii az s1 dSen when Desired, and fui poescsn
y, peecmter. ;sis or tbe anilnpro'ead tSrp m
Immediate r possession VIII H sns a, anp u, j Japuary
proved lots, pcsse@ct"n VIII &c si'e' :" Z.
1878. ,.,,.aJ land, can H. gen
nj fhe Office OF Cabe Peatf9aa, ,ha s,,as lnay tS
s sltr IN CaIe!i 1 Featross or NM NJ
Danyille, Va. =, -, =. ,"-s
DASyILLE, VA, apf'i -'''' re t.s.s-,i?aw,t:2w:t
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BY bill 4 Goddin, Auctionccrs,
No. llOs Main street.

r,iRiysTBE:s SALE or SMALL FARM
IN CHafLtss cry. COUNTY AT AUG;
TIoN.-By virtue OF abtd Of trust executed ns
by il: Il: Ferguson t" the sn S,,s,' Az ahS
county. | shall sell on THURSDAY, ioth IN.
slant (beiug conrt-dayl, at Il o'clock. It ,h s
house Of said county, the FAKM dsSeT,ps9 XII ~
TWENTY ACRES, with small DWELLlSG.and
barn, &C., thereon. This farm Is about ono ana
half miles from Wilson's landing, on James river
In an excellent nclghboriiooo: =,
TEEas: Cash rs to so much as will deirNs ne cx'
penses OF sale fpd pay of note OF 1851 VIII III
tcrest from January 10, .sI2, III paid r-,s,.
HILL & GODDIN, NuCtiOmecrs. IeIa
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The Experience Of Girls - i'm a Strict
Temperance TOWN.


=. g. Girls" Writes to the Cincinnati Times
Chronicle thus: ,,......
stopped over night in 4 little town In
Illinois recently where there is large tenn
| perance majority among thetavored sen, Who
| sling the ballot, and the consequence is they
nave dispensed altogether with the dram
shops and bars.
! No license to sell any liquor is permitted
20 any one, and a pretty sharp wasrE Is kept
TO see that none II giSeiaway. This would
not eaVe troubled me any, and / probably
would not have known it, except that the
landlord as registered motioncd Inc mystic.
raously into the .ns,ii.
stranger" said he, as he closed the door
keeping his haha on the knob, s'this is the
| WORST temperance town in America. They
DON'T allow us to sell a drop, tavern-kcepers
nor any one else. Cam. buy il at the drug
store! But ] know how 1t Is with travelling
men; they like Il drop of suthin' to take
when they go to a hotel. Now, here (put.
ting his hand in his coat-tail pocket and pro.
duclng small flask is some New Englau'
rum that can recommend. Take q gopd
horn; it'll do you good. Nobody can see
YOU" }F
l thanked the hospitable and sympathetic
lahlIoia, nho Nautcu 10 put the D0ftle 10
my lips, but ] declined. "All right" said
he, after taking swig himself; whenever
you feel like having small nip just lemlne
know"
! sought my room, and was making ablu-
tions, when there was knock at the door.
IS Come in"
lie came in, q good-humored-looking man,
with asuuset glow on the end of his nose,
who, with a furtiYe glance out in the hail,
closed the door and turned the key. Then
he advanced inysterieusly toward me on tip
toe, with one hand to. his mouth, as he stated
S-i-h,n while the other was reaching for his
eoat-tail pocket. was a little startled at
first, must confess. Didn't know but I
was to be made q victim to emotional insan-
ity by an injured husband who had mistaken
mo for another man, But my fears were dis.
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: -.si,,, BY Cook & Laligt.on, Nnctioheers,
corYicr of Governor ana Franklin streets.

U,HE ROME RESTAURANT. OPPO-
i SITE THE COLUMBIAN BLOCK, AT AUG
TION;t FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM III MAJ
f,uSCEI,N On TUESDAY the 18th Instant, at l.
o'clock we viii sell at the Rome restaurait, oppo-
site the Columbian FLOCK, on Cary street, az OF tne
and TuRNlIuhEmI the Etr-
room attached to tie establishment, when mas re-
Gently leeu beautifully furnished, having
Costly BEER-PUSfp and A srI, ~ ~ s;ru
THE floors COVERED WITH OU.-CLOIH.
EaauiIful and costly E v G II WIN 6 and
~ IOOkiNG-GEASSES:
the whole having been In use for about thirty aays
The above sale Is made for aud on account OF
lanes Murphy, who purchased the same on the 18th
,.t,n, and has failed to comply with the terms.
ih'''' ''''' 1A' 49, -. COOK & LAUGHTON-
-, AuctioneerS.
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REA5. ESTATE All PRIVATE SALE.
ITO! FOR INGLEWOOD.
So5 FOR A RuIEDING LOT.

ONLY 81 IN CASH REQUIRED. ],
Balance in monthly instalments Of 81 cach-a rare
opportunity TO secure Il home OH such very liberal
terms Of payment
1NGLEWOOD is only ELK miles from the city.
Beautifully located, Immediately on the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad,
More than six trains HOW pass the site daily; al
most is convenient as by street cars ten minutes
ridc.wll take You home; situation high and healthy,
offer good opportunity to make paying invest
ment. Large fortunes have tecn made by invest
mcmts In lots near growing cities What city has
better prospects than Richmond for rapid growth
Buy Il 10: ut uuce-inycst your dollir-Secure
home while the opportunity Is offered. just think
what the small sum required may be to your chill
drpn before Blany years ,
Cali and zee maps, and inquire particaiats....
-.- r, II. NEWBUHN,
lie ls-lw* J. 1Oli Main street
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by Lee q sGoddin, Aurtioneets,
Nh. its Main street.

GAL i OF TEN BUILDING LOTS ON
sD WESTERN sIDES OE
BAKER STREET, ARD KNOWN AS = SalTH,s
HILE,ft AT tsAuCT1ON.-0n FRiDA 49,,
mIscs, we Win sell TEN v LUABLE BUILDING
LOTS, 1ocatcd - Described above, each fronting ~
feet and extending back ITO feet 70 an aiiey 10 feet
wide. II 81, 81! s.;ssSst
This property Is eiigihiy located, and should at
tract the .ltteiifon OF capitalists as well as OF per-
sons seeking sites for private Residences being con-
yenieHt to the business parts of the city. and
fine afr and beautiful surrounding scenery.
r. Terms: at sale. Lee q iODDIN,
q "a 800 .lsrF .fgssk - F.tst ArctionaerS
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viii, other mantires, because i is loss Oh
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-18
Ry Grubbs L Williams,
By EruDhS Z WIIiIsiIiIs' =
Anctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
FRAMED DWELLING ON THE North
SIDE OF CATHERINE ST EET, SECOSDDOOR
EAST OF HENRY S'rREET.-Ihe property above
isas- ON WEDNESDAY the 18th day OF June, at 6
O'clock p n. by virtue of decree Of the Chancery
Court of Richmond entered on 9TH unc, 1872 In the
case of lambert u.s. Lambert. The house has about
five roo14s besides kitchen. The lot fronts 80 feet
TERMS: $3.50 cash: balance At six, twelve, ana
eighteen months, for negotiable notes, with interest
added and title retained until the notes are paid
WILLIAM X. VIM, Cornmis sloner.
cprpes g WILLIAMS AuctiOneers. jes