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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-26

" be, and is hereby authorized TO act with like
committees Of all Reform Republican organi-
cations in this State, opposed to the present
administration in the conduct OF the ensuing
canvass"
In pursuance of this resolution, the several
committees designated met in the city of Lit
tie Rock, IN the twenty-fourth Of August, 1872,
and after mature delibefatiOn and conference,
we have agreed upon a " Reform Republican u
State ticket for the ensuing campaign, which
has already been published in our papers,
We are well aware and deeply sensible of the
responsibility imposed upon Us by the con
v~ention. We know that il is impossible 10
please everybody. We have acted, as we con-
scientiously believe, for the best interest of all
our people-for the best interest Of the whole
State; and we would respectfully submit for
your candle and unprecedented consideration
the following facts:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-26

from the election Of a weak and vascillating
man, nominated by the most corrupt and un-
principled set Of scoundrels that ever dis
graced the soil OF this or any other State.
No, n thousand times mol We will not, can
not, be deceived by such transparent tricks.
It is said that Satan often presents himself
as an angel Of light" and so his followers
and adherents here viii, with wordy platforms
and fair promises attempt TO seduce you into
the trap so artfully rrang to deceive and
catch the unwary Let the campaign watch
words be "Unton, Reconciliation and Har-
mOny" among all the elements in opposition
to the corrupt rings" which now control
the State and nation.
And under the common ann OF "Univer-
sal Amnesty, Universal Suffrage, honest men
for officers, and thieves to tie rear"-let us
close mp our ranks and, presenting one I'M
broken, firm, united front, march to the polls
and to Victory on the nfIh Of NnYemhar next
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-26
AT WASHINGT0S''

by the "State-house Ring" is a bid for disaf.
that he is an old citizen, that he is an honest
man, and that he Is not connected with theii
swindling and corrupt schemes of robbery
and plumber. And with a platform full Of fair
promises, they will try TO swap votes with our
people in order TO defeat Brooks and elect
Baxter. The Governors Office is the place
they want; they will swap all the rest of theiI
ticket for il, because he holds the keys OF
registration" and election; the whole power oil
the State is there, and they will "moye eaven
and earth" in order TO defeat Brooks.
Be not deceived, fell0w-citizens, by such
speciOus pretences; place no confidence in
any Of their platforms or professions. As well
may You expect a corrupt tree to bring forth
good fruit, " or pure water to flow from a mud
dy and corrupt fountain, as to expect any
good to result 10
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-26
COTTON FACroRs.

F. LANE, VIRGIL V. MOORE,
OFF. Lane & Co. Late Moore, Whitfield q co
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-18
IAUcTIosssAL.r...Yaeare Days.
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Heal Estate Agents and AnctIonecrs,
Eleventh street between 3fair and Bank,

T,RUsTEE's SALE OF TWO MOsr
OF RICHMOND, At THE SORTHEAST az
SER OF MAIN AND NINTH S'TREETsDp.
virtue of decd of trust executed by sarnueI -
Robinson and wife ~ James Lyons and PosLa,,
Roberts tnow dcceasefl, trustees, hearing dae ~
the 4th of juno. 1866. and duly recorded In t the
Hastings Court office for the city Of Kicitnond f
the purpose 0f securing the payment Of two bond.
one for Sc7.5Oo and tho other for sj,Go9; 0uly H.
first Of which rcInains unpal,I-~im compliance sIr
the request Df tiic creditors. the undersigned ~ s
viylDg tr,i>trr III sell at IIriG, upnn The rter
isca. on THURSDAY the eth day Of August con-.
InencInc N 10 O'Clock a. NJ, that VERY vNT
ABLE PROPERTY situated AZ above. being ~,
200 and ao2 Main street occupied by Mce.rs. w.,
& Sous j. ID. Bedford. r. NJ. hIff:rid & Son Snp,t
crr Mutual Insurance Company. Jud. Is. Wood ,nt
+. u. Inc'scn, nj rent OF about $3.50 rrr arir,,
II Is iron front 81 sl2 Ivy LOG feet IN aIi.y f
feet wide. tho original design being for five s,c,i
and basement. The basement and first floor arr
complete. and the work can bc cslucd wilho,,, H.
convenience tn the present occupants Sufar ~ Gov
thorough and handsome constructions and IL, r",,
Yielding capacity l. not "guallcd BY any proIrT,y Ia
the city of the same value, ' ~
The location has always been regarded IL cr,c ~
tile hest 1T not the bcs; In the city for bnsu,-.
ana lis ralne Is sure 10 increase with The oIeniny ~
tile Free Bridge. leading into Ninth street and he
stcaGy growth Of business I'm thai quarter. R,r,v
has there been offered in this city such an npGr,'
nifty FOR a profitable Investment.
! ERMS $1,000 ami 4 sufficient 10 Irfrry - =,
expenses OF the sale In cash and the residue, II,
equal !Hs.a'ncntS nj sly. twelve and ,ig!inn
months Tor negotiable notes with interest ~ tIr
rate of eight per cent. per apnnm secured hy 4
deed Of trust upon The property.
JAMES LYONS. surviving Trustee
l,RI-BT.S S WILLIAMS. SGriioncrrg q
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Fighting the Tiser--A Yellow Dogs
ExDerience.
From the Evansville tlnd.D Com


A royal Bengal tiger. captured iii the
wilds OF Africa by the greatest explorer of
modern times, WAS purchased by \. LII.
Weber Il Co., OF this city, ut Il fabulous
price. OF course the gentlemen had no par
lirular Use for the tiger, SO they removed his
hide, and after drying it had it stuffed
They did this because tigers hide stuffed
with hay does not eat near as much as one
stuffed with animate flesh, which constantly
requires nutritious tiyings to allaE the gnaw-
inss Of hunger. The tiger" that is repre-
scented by u green cloth. deck of cards. ivory
chips, and revolver in the money-draw, is
also III expensive luxury, and therefore it
Was but natural that Ac>srS. Weber & &c.
should decide upon Il hay and-lIidc-ti@cr.
They have had their animal in front Of
their store, on Main street, for some time, as
Il warning to people not to buy hats without
the cut Of Webcr'S tiger in the crown. Yes
tcrday "yaller" dog OF immense proper
tons and backwoods ycrdancy was passing
the store, and took offence at the tone of
voice i'll which the tiger looked nj him. II
there Is amy one thing Il country dog dlslikc-
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We shall SCI. ~ pG'iir icI"n. ~ nv i''I" ~
the owner. VI. y. \. tn"ifnlh' - hHhii"'r''" "a
lhr iIih IN or \ ~ * /. 80" -
on re l!'l"i.,T. Nv, n''"'"n' -. - -
HNh', "li.!' n',n-I ",, ~ " It. i
NiSIl'ii W NV '7','I'ih -, '-' ~ - NV "
Ing wII' l'c anu a l.l' i"i!'>" 81 '' Si'''~-''"
tanning at."', ,,,,.,.,,,... ,..,,,...,,, 80,
NM. ~ NIX! ~ ~ j. - ~ hNNb' $50.
i':ilh iiii 81 "h,n - ~ i'.''' ~ i' ',"'"i' ~
me ci'"i't'l E'l"i WINCH = 'h'lt 'irn w. Fi|,'
hli J. nr''" ''l''' al"i lE,t' ~ IL h'H nee" ~
Frn,S TOR NOR 'n',, ,'aI,' N'u- ,v,.,..-,-,
Inc c"hi&tf ~ 'h' Ih''' ''' ~" " NV H'"t""L
Ils'H II '''iS '''i''' '''' "' , ~, ~,
Il INV ip''' NV ~ 80 - y, - I
III an, ", H., H., 49,, -; ,',tt !; h.irl !;
~ ID wv" M !, = ',' r. vri, ,
- i'''h's 'i'' 90 ~, ~ i' 'f,tt III
Phu, Hi".ii'rr n', nv. '''"it'.'n' an" ~
rmah - nl1SIl'i' u" ,c',l'. - .'h,"' az. '""
w I've. s' IN - ~ ,,.! III ~ III. iiI
hci ~ w W! va " IL ~ ''l, ~. ,,
H., n,,,; n",nIy nf ,. im,Ii;y Tie .rt
,,r ,,,.,.IIinas .uI lilac, /. ,,.r.' limited
' 'rt '1 ,.ti,, ,, ~; ii,,' YIN. win bc II,
Ian Iy Ii,r N.Y., =, i, nix ,inr i.,r,n 10
Ii.i,,fni -. ,,,,,,',, ,.,rr,,' ,,iI y Ic yt.,, Ia
,,r ,.in,rr,I ,ui n,,i., 81, ,,j,,n., h,.,i,ny
'',, n'a' ~, r,it,I f., :, I'D ,,r A.
,, -, g., y, tIn .r.,,iu r,., 81 fI .ty,
,',.' inn, IN fr,, III. r,, i,ini Iri, I hic~
.jr,I,. nnr ,i,,t w. KIM, -, Womb Iut.k, H.
and ,,,,,,,, ,,,r,r l,,, ,tr.., +, p , MAJ, r mean. and
,,.tn '
I'm. rr.,,r,y l. ,,iI ,,orrr,d Tho GREAT i,I, of
I'M, Water or rf. IoraIirr-i =, ia" White s.uluhur
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s;gSIE9'SS WANTS.

VI ANTED. \ PARTNER IN 4 FIRST
" CLASS HOTEL. douga ,,"ul business. in Il
city ~ dn.nn1 Inhabitants. Ia IN energetic man.
willing. IL apply him>c!: !, The business. with small
amount ~ money. splendid opportunity will h.
offered Apply Ia j. f.. GbbIiiN.
~ h-Gt iil' Main street. Rirhlnnld. Va.
w ANTEb, all my customers friends and
" ilr' public. I" know that on THURSDAY.
iuuc In. VIII r"-"r"upy nay iorr.cr store. No.
l.!'' Nam street. -four rr- ahuN" First Marker.
Whrr" itu" - uil,r them the hest retail! stock
~ lii" city. am grateful Tor the patronage re-
""T"i L"iu@ The paei seven years. ana If my past
W"liln- ""iulnrniS tI=rif Ia volt irr encouraged
/" ""niuu" OH that line IL The cad.
ic.i Il. +. JAMES.
fI ANTED. PURCHASERS For GOOD
w BUILDING LOTS situated on high and
healthy ground nCar The city. Prize only 30. in
monihly ins:almcl:.~ ii = each. tall II on
T.. i. NEW Etl:N.
l"22 lGii Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-18
By Gr,lhbs & Williams,
Auctioncprs and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main anu lS'hk.

rV,UAT VERY VALUABLE GRANITE
Front. TUREE-STORY STORE, No. Iii
EAST MAIN STREET. BEING TIE tuuR u.
TENEMENT WEST OF FIFTEENTH SiKEEI'
referred to- occupied by Messrs. Mc'iraw & innoon'
will I've sold ut auction, upon the rr'n,i'cs j. ON ~
THURSDAY. 18th July, at = O'Clock L. VI. u Is
ono of the most substantial houses on the street.
with shelving and counters we'll adapted In AL It's
arrangements for business PURPOSES I'm sllSh'
expense tue upper part couid DC arranged iof Il
dwelling.
The lot Is 81 hy 100 feet to Il Wide alley. :,
II II rarely that property on Main street. So wei
sutcd I'm location and construction for business pr-
poses comes into market. Those wishing Ia make
good Investment should take note Of this sale.
TERMS Liberal. and made known at me SIC
fRU}I;S < WILLIAMS.
iv, AuCtion"Crs.
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Whit Strauss Says and THINKS OF Us.
4 New York Sun reporter. who ias been

What Strauss Says and Thin'ks OF Us.
4 New York Sun reporter. who fns been
interviewing Mr.. and Mrs. Strauss, thus
.oSsips:
STRAUSS LOVE FOR MUSIC.
Reporter Were you very fond of music
when child:
Herr Strauss: Oh, yes; very fond.
was trained for the opera originally, Dllt
when had composed my first waltz my ca
rccr was decided.
Reporter: How old were you then?
Herr Strauss | was seven then. | VIII
send Won this waltz: it has never been pub
lishcd. nm now collcctin" the best Amcrl-
,.,u COMPOSITIONS. in order to publish them
il Germany.
Reporter When do YOU compose. i'll the
daytime or at niShtY
Herr Strauss: Altogether at night. |
don't know of single waltz that | COM
posed in the daytime. Herr hber HergoH :
lThou. dear Lord y Do you know how
much pay here fer shave: Fifty cents
fifty cents a whole @ulden Isl dds nicht
sranndcrhGf There is one thing that Is
very poor here. tile beer. Oh. in that re-
Spcct this country is very deficient. very.
DOESN'T LIKE AMERICAN LAGER.
Reporter I thought the beer here was
better than in Germany.
Herr Strauss: Oh. dear, dear, no! No
COMPARISON. us awtulIy bad here, and am
actually sick for want Of our delightful Vi
emma beer.
Frau Strauss: Tie hcrr is thick and heavy
here. Oh, is very poor.
Herr Sllau,S> (>nacking lis lips and throw
ing himself back i: his chair in IN attitude
Of rlptlirc): The hrcr in Vienna is divine,
divine (y1ctiTr1D. Go {" Vienna. drink beer,
and die. G0ciitch. goc'hch. BIT in every
other respect New York is charming. Life
here must l." very pleasant. New York Is
much more cay THAN London. What bus
tie. what an liprnar there is here ali the time.
MRS. STRAUSS oy BROADWAY.
Frau Strauss: Oh, broadway is so mag
niiircnt. What throD@ Of vehicles all the
time. Why. the Ring the finest street OF
Nicnna} is nothing compared to Hroadway
~ fur rs liz" and hustle are concerned. The
horses are here much finer than in Vienna. l
have been in the Central Park. It's superb ;
much finer than our Pratcr. ] have seen all
the celebrated parks in Europe. but never
saw one that surpassed the Central Park III
grandeur and beauty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-18
By Wellington Godiin,
Aucti"ncer and Zeal Estate Agent.
-CCSncr OF Eleventh ana Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ DESI-
y RhBLf-LttArED Is K l e * TENEMENT
on THE WEST LiNEhF SECOND BETWEEN
MAIN AND FRANKLIN STREETS. .Ey virtue
of deere. q: the th!Iccry Court Of the city of
Richuuut entered an the ath ,luEc. >5.. In The case
or Armstrong, lr;iacc. against Anderson ad OILERS
shall, special commissioner thereby afpnittc!
proceed Ia sell Al Iublic aiiciin on the p!cln!AcS on
MONDAY the 2.,i Juy, is9., ~ q o'clock l.. n, IL
fair. II not the il>t fair day thereafter, oir III the
hrlcl, tenrneuts located Il, above. now vacant.
IL s.,,;iti,,s about ruoinS Kitchen, Sc IL Is
located in part OF the city where houses are Ia de-
maud III idr rcnJs
TERMS: Duc-iunrih cash balincc ~ d. l., aud X
mouths Tor nrgoiablr notes, Interest added, and
title rrtaue,i til All OF the purchase money Is fully
paid. ANTHEM ltitNAlpN,
jyl2 Special Commissioner.
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ArCTIos sALEs---Tni. ! " {.
nv Thomas w. Keesee, Auctio;.tsr,
.1sat 10 1aI1 NfaiI1 street.

ZINE PIANOS. HOUSEHOLD ~ Fur 7. I
Il NITURE, MIR RS, &C. At I'll, III, ~
nv nnction store one ilnc foscwoo Case Dun.
ham Plano oyerstrqng bass, d e , nstr,,r,s
on,,rcs In good order; Walnut Parlor Snits IL,
Green Reps: Walnut, Mahogany anu stai I,r
WnrdrnIes Walnut Jenny Lind Bcnste:.aS, La, ,
and shuck Mattresses, Marl,e-Top Bnrcats ana
Wa.hstands. siieboards. China Press, HaI-h'SGSs'
Rocking Chairs, Centre TacS' Snpsrlor e'nt anI
WaIuut-Fr5me Mirrors. Etlgcres, Chairs. superior
bed Lounges in ITairclotli and Reps Tin sa'es
Sewing Machines. &c. c, .,,-
Is Is THOMAS w. htFsSf.E' h"'tI','r,...-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-18
by W. II. Robins.
Real Estate Auctionccr, Ill. Main street.

NDSOME LOT on ELMWOOD
IL STREET IN SIDNEY. NEAR M0NEOE
TAEK. WITH 4 SMALL FEAMED CoTT IT, IL
THEREON. FOR SALE At AltiIoN.-bE. re-,
nncsf of lie owner ! will sell the ahovc-describcd
propcrtv located on the north side of Elmwood t"r
Main street on the square opposite I" Morton owcr
garden. nj auction on FRIDAY. l9ih in-E.1,'t ~
.n'r,ork T. NJ The LOT fronts - feet, al!d has i
dcpth Of 100 feet 10 Il twcntr.ioni alley.
TEUMs: At sale. ,
". 3. ROBINS. Ancti"neer.
Ia ,-,ds ILL Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-18
By Lee & ,,u..diu,
huc,torrcrs ard Real Estate Agents.
80. tIl3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAIL 4
VALUABLE CoAi. RIGHTS ANDINTEET>TS
IN lIENKICOCoE\rY. ATAUCTION. -l'lrr.trsnf
to Il decree Of the Circuit torilt of the cit, al Lf,I
mond pronounced "n tie l7h day OF June is7o In The
suit OF The Commonwealth IS l.. II. Huffman. Ic
sheriff 81 liriirico roCnir. ard others In" u,...
signed spcit. c'inini>si"2c:., named In SAIL dec.
will. on MONDAY tn" i.h dlv at August I, =,
that being c"nr'd1N. ~ Tho rruri rpu.c Of !.rT,
county. proceed I" a"li 81 public a,ciur Ia the
est bidder all III" following described real r.;1r
situate in the county al iicnrsrc--tn wit:
That TRACT or land containing THREE
HUNDRED ACRES. being Tie homestead II 7.
MCGruicr deceased. called - ne short puinp.''
alorc-namrd tract containing TWO 1T INBRED
AND FuETf-fotR ACRES. purchased hy T.
MCiru,Cr deceased, uf Fletcher
Also. SlHTf-SiN AfREN pF ttSD near ~.
short Pump. purchased Of John an! MARY I"ru,
ain, D:hrlS
also. an iuir'rs in. ;". and "ut ~ al GOAL
LANDS and tOhI RIGHTS devised rs r vi
GRINDER. deceased. hv hiF viii. la lillian " Nj
,,ru'Ir AMI T.. ;. 1I'';ruI.r,
All liz" a"rr-tc~"t'rt i""p"rfy l. considered
very valuable "nI desirable ,u account of i"cail~u
imp:Uttmrnts. and coal and persons dr-iruu~ of
purchasing ~" rTIcsici Ia cAdmr. the prul,rlg
before The day -; sale.
TERMS OF SALE: uuc-ii;h 81 tn" purchase money
will T." required 10 hc paid in cash: III" re- duc ul
months. TIL" purchasers executing their negotiable
note, tor ilr rl"' rcd paNm"rs. ith intcrc, AZ ttu
rate al IN l"f CrriGm per anuluI aided from LtS
at -l". and legal title itru"d Us III. court until tho
JAMES &. TAYLOR.
JOHN \. MEREDITH.
+. L. TiE%Ei:
~ la-tt!S sp,.itl commissioner.
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NNE II t y y K l. ID AND TWENTY
" ACRES VALUABLE FAf:MlNt: LAND
NEAR TIE CITY FDi. SALE EI AUCTION -
iIu IT tuesday, The .7d instant at n'crcn i. W.. We
shalt sell ny auct;ng. the premises. ONE HUN
DRIED ard TWENTY ACRES Of the EALTA-
BILE FARM o@sn"l 10y {. ',rrtlardt. on the New
Central irr Darhytuvn rtd. adj uniug the lands Of
Jrc"h .ttlrr and "'hrr-: all cleared. iIurroy ed and
highly adapted Ia III" growth 81 curli. wheat. olt :,
fruits. Vegetables ETC.: and, FROM lis ,roNuitN Ia
the cts aud til" depot a.! Ill" Chesapeake and Ohio
ldilrrri should b" In every way desirable
TERMS: bac-t"uiTh r.Sli: The btanc, in SIX
Twelve aud eighteen months. with Interest secured
by deed al trust. RICHARDSON T. co.
j. II AuctlODccrS
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more than another IL II sarr1srn, and there
fore.it was perfectly natural for that yaller"
dog to take offence at Weber's tiger, for 1t
has its lips cIlrIed up all the time. The dog
stopped as soon as it understood the tigers
remark. and waited about three-qunrters of
second to give the wild beast an opportunity
of apologizing. The wild beast didn't change
its tone, however, and the dog "wcnt for it,
It was not one of those timid "went fors !"
that so plainly imply 81 won't if you arc
going TO object" but regular old-f'is'i'onea
dog-cat-dog event for"
Tiger, dog, hats, and boxes tumblcd out
in the street. and formed sort Of moving
nanoramm. The dog was finally fished out
of the pile. and paciiied with assurances that
the tiger didn't mean anythinS-it was only
" his way of speaking.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-18
By (;rubbs K Williams.
Real Estate Agents anu Aict'ohecrs'
Eleventh street between Main and 1tank.

A VERY VALUABLE BRICK STORE.
n ON THE EAST SIDE OF FltIEESiW
STi,EET. AT hCCTION.-On THURSDAY, Fth
Imv mt o'clock r. NJ we will sell upon me pfch'-
,,rs the STORE No. = south Fifteenth street.
The lot II 81 Ivy T. feet, hHrk to IN alley ,,
feet wide and II entirely covered Ivy the brick l'd
Ing which Is very substantial md In good "r'icr.
This property Is 1c;' W,,n . ercrt is regarded as
valuable. ,c u.,,tr,Na
~ AuctOnccrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-18
By Lee < GmliIn. hurtI0nccrS,
No, lll3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWENTY
NSIX VALUABLELoTS.b ON MADl'tN III
At AUCTION.--In pursuance ~ u decree "i Ia"
Cirrut Court OF licnrico county rnicrCln tile l3,l
,,ay Of June l,7g. IN the suit of - L"fanh rs l"f-
laIids administrators. &C.. The undcragncd as Sr,
cia commissioners appointed Tor the purpose. VIII
nrrccrd tn sell on Tl;IIRSnAI TIE 18th day nf July,
ls-n commencing Il; o'clock T. W., upon the pre-
mi-rs HE land In said decree mentioned CONSISTING:
of rWENTf-SlN RIlLllN.' LOIS "ii ilthnI'
street, Maddox Ill., adjoining the prupcry of James
". Lcwellcn, ESI.. aAd that owned lay Mr.. john
Arrcc. T. ,..,..,
TERMS Dnr-fourih cash: balance n StN. twelve
md rI,,,ecp months Interest added, and title re-
,.,i,,rI JOHN Il. YOUNG,
A. Il. COURTNEY.
ivo Special Commissioners.
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RY ,IaIncs VI. TayiOr,
Real Estate Agent and AuctI"necr,
Office No. lilo Main street.

WHAT DESIR \ = l. + PROPERTY
| KNOWN as THE NoTicELI.0 HOTEL.
on THE SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD BfTW ZEN
SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS: FOE SALE
AT AECTlON.-Will be- sold on THURSDAY the
95th LAY OF July. IL? on the premises ut 81 ncneE'
T. NJ that valuable property as above .ncited.
consist Of a large ihrcc-s!ury BRICK BUILDING
well suited for Hotel purposes. On the first flonr
there Is large harrnom. s!ttng-rooIn- storc,rooh,'
and Kitchen also Il fine store. now occupied ny q.
NJ Granger. Esq. with two rooms In rear. ava Y.
large dlnIrg-rooIn. in which there can he seated 10"
prr>nus on the second floor there l. large clilb-
rnn frnu,Iu.. 80 feet on i:rul Gcc;. with rortco
running III" whole length 81 ia" building: Scvcr;i,
Heterogeneous aud >pcn0id hall, Win StiEc.
;.n entirely new SCI q; stag" scenery gas nAihIeS.
tahlrru lets ladies aad gri'i~ dress !n=-rrS' &c
and on the third oor t"r"rc nine large airy rooms,
all In good order
Those III ,po<rl To n.rl>r are invited tn examine
the property hcirr' The ia, e a;,tc
TEl:MS: Very iihy:vti. ~! made known ON 'iay OF
sale, JAMES II. TAYLOR.
~. ~ AuclioTCer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-18
by W. God't!u.
Anctiuucer and Real Essat" Agent,
t.nrppr I'I,.S.p,h aul H.,nt. .-rr.Is

I COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
~ BEAUTIFULt oUNTKT-SEAT.i ~ THEY'LL
LACE OF BOWLING GREEN, CALLED tilfL-
SEA. WITHIN 4 QUARTER OF \ MIiEbFfttL
CORPORATION LINE. CONTAINING FIVE TO
SIX AtRES-Ry virtue Of decree az the ,hsn-
Gerry Court Of thu city Of Richmond ru,cni an III"
Gtl Of Juiy. i.7. In the cas-. NJ Mnter agr,r-t Roy
&c. >lI1il. ~ special commissioner thereby Ip-
pointed. proceed Ia cell ~ public auction. on IN"
premises, SATURDAY Ia" goth III July 20: ~
O'Clock l.. NJ. that beautiful rac" hHo%u3s liti-
SEA. of which .anc- {. Toy died scin1', cnnLtlh-
ing about SIX ACRES more or less. Tie !aiid !l,1
On All elevated summit or;rlouk the city III Rici.-
uund. and /, admirably adapted for suburban rt.
dcnrr or market cartil. The dwelling h. 4 large li'i
excellent uiir and contains about ten rc-ti's. J."
slider the dwelling, Their" Is lHIyc brick i"itinon
containing four rooms which with sU.t@ rnlrs ahdi
alterations. could ip made comfortable rcsiu,llC'.
The place Is 80 well and iiSur.bl, known that
further description Is deemed unnecessary. eS9.lt
Ia remark [! Al II la. iui, srn nnts! lor u l,&cU-
fni and commanding view and tot the handsome
shire tr,ss which SURROUND the dwelling. ltN ~,
tanc. frn the cil loi i mol Over milr. u VIII
hc sold ~ Whole divided lGto thee parcels -
rUrdns u the plat OF survey 10 In Ah!bitc 81 'ie
hour of sale.
TERMS: Onc-fuurih cash: balance al Que, t"".
aud three years for negotiable rotc> bearing IN -!
cont. per anuu,r Interest, and Title retained il!i thS
further order Df The cunrt.
4. AESriS SMITH,
~ In-lOt Special Commissioned.