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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-30

sfsoHMfssIosNSiEsR g SALE or TIE
GfvKRY " ELuABLE FARM ! E gW.SS .As
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EFWEsTHAM. HtsASs
About IW0MIL ESNEsT. SlE THks 49, e. AL I'D
CpNTAISLNG ONE MI, ss.f 49, ~ ~
eeution ot DEGREES of tia tfaicery gou.xo Rict,,
nond entered on lTh- March, 1871, In the case Of
spets ss sp9 Ss s sade,s,,ER ss ss.
tion, upon The premises, on MONDAY 10th june.
af O'Clock T. A., the very valuable OF which
the late James C. SPOTS died seized. It has yaT-
ETY. Of coll making It suitable for trucking, fruit
.groying, aud ralfarnfng ~ - Z 1f:.tt
THE dwelling Is OF brick, with about ten rooms
above the basement. The Kitchen, also OF brick has
fo,Ir rooms, and there are, besfdes the usual ont
houses. The grounds about the dwelling contain q
number Of beautiful shade and ornaments trees, be-
sides ss1r,bbery and flowers rendering II cnpabe OF
being nade with Htne attention., q most attractive
SpeSiaI attention is invited g the very fortunate.
situation OF this property with refercnee 70 steady
and rapid incrense In yal,ic lying rs Il DOES across
the line towards which the city y s,lrelS growing
and where the best. improvements wiz be. The
An examination OF the property and Its surround
irgs is requested before the day Of sale. .s.s.r
/ TSHMs! One-third cash: the balance on 4 credit
OF and IL months, with interest at 10 per Cent. OF
and years with interest at II per cent In either
Gaze bonds and I'm the latter the Interest to be paid
seiiannuaIly. Title retained until all the purchase
money paid but the privilege Is allowed the pur
+ I ~ 2 4. II. SANDS,
~J.iE5- JAMES PLEASANTS, s.f'
my 3e-Jel,Es-s&l0 ..rts7, Commissioners.
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BY Grubbs 4 williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Rank
ITO Observation-Disclosures 4

ITO Observation-Disclosures AT
CLAY nANKs, W.rn THREE AIRES rs
Lam yNBACtjS'S QUARTER BRANCH, Mil
WAY BETWEEN, Tue RICHMOND ANN
MISUNDERSTANDING AND TILE cMt@APEAkE
AND OHIO RAILROADS, 4" ACCTiON..-Gn
THURSDAY, eth or jane, at O'Clock =. NJ. We
will lease 4; auction, upon the premises for term
OF three or five years. what IS said by some Of Tho
most experienced brickmakcrs to I've the rarest and
most valuable deposit OF BRICK CLAY ever orcn-
cd or known OF In this city. Ii Is believed il win
make the hardest bricks of Ill qualities ana by rca
son Of its peculiar mineral formation VIII make The
finest stock bricks. of the best quality, that have
ever been turned out here.
Abundance Of wafer 1T hand. the raauv facilities
Tor procuring wood for burning. and ample ground
Tor yards and sites for buildings for the operatives
are among the inducements offered ,u persons Wh6
may wish to engage in tho hslRsss al brick making
while the inpic.,se demand and high uyices, oJ.
taiued for bricks makes il the most profitable busi.
nrsSs Now carried on amongst us.
The beds have been only partially expiorts! tlt
already depth of about fourteen teet has been
reached, and the Indications are that the supply /,
iuexhaustjbIG. the most thorough eNa,niiIatior
and testing Is desired before the day Of leasing In
flew days we will have specimens OF burnt bricks
made from the clay. For particulars. apply to
Is e- GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
my % " AuCiOIecr-
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Crime and Criminals.

HERBERT: Don't you think there Is to'
much Iepiency toward crime and criminals
taking the place of justice, in these days!
THE F1KE-TESDER There may be TOO
mucb disposition to condone the crimes O
those who have been considered respectable
Our next Door: That, is scarcely any
BODY wants to see his friend hung.
MAxpEvILLE: ] think a large part OF tbt
bitterness of the condemned arises from
sense OF the inequality with which justice l.
administered. ! am surprised, III visiting
iaiIs. to find 50 few respectable-looking con
victs.
Orr NEXT Door: Nobody will 60 to iai
nowadays who thinks anything of himself
The FrRE-TESpER: When society serlousl,
takes hold of the reformation OF criminn
(say with as much determination as 1t doe
TO carry an election) this false leniency vii
disappear !; for it partly springs from feel
ing that punishment is unequal, and doe
not discriminate enough in individuals, anC
that society itself has no right to turn mai
over to the devil simply because he shows /
strong leaning that way. n part OF tn
scheme of those who work for the retorml
ton Of criminals, is to render punishment
more certain, and to let its extent depend
upon reformation. There is no reason why
a professional criminal, who won't change
his trade for an honest one, should have In
teryals Of freedom In his prison life in which
he is lei loose to prey upon society. Crimi'
nails ought TO be discharged, like Insane pa
tients, when they are cured.
Our NEXT Door: It's wonder to me,
what with our multitudeS of statutes ana
hosts of detectives, that we are any OF us out
of Jail. never come away from WISH 10 q
State-prison wth0uta new spasln OF fear anu
virtue. The facilities for getting into Jail
seem to he ample. We want more orSanIza-
tons for keeping people out.
VAUDEVILLE: That is the sort of enterprise
the women arc engaged in; the Illustration
of the criminal tendencies OF those born III
vice. believe women have it in their power
to rcgcucrate the world morally.
The PARsoN: It's time they began to undo
the mischief of their mother.
The MISTRESS: The reason they have not
made more progress is that they have usually
confined their individual efforts to one man.
They are now organizing for general cam
paign.
The FIRE-TgSDER: I'm not sure but here
is where the ameliorations of the conditions
of life which are called the comforts of this
civilization come in after all and distinguish
the age apoFe all OUTFITS. tHes iilNe ehapiei
the finer powers Of women to have play As
they could not in ruder aye. should
like to live hundred years and see what
they will do.
HERBERT: Not much, but change the
fashions, unless they submit themselves to
the same training and discipline that men do
have no doubt that Herbert had to
apologize for this remark afterwards in pri
vate, us men are quite willing to do in par
ticular cases. 1t is only in general they are
uHust.--From Warmers Backlog Studies
an Scribner's for June.
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-, ~ BY Richardson s Cc.,.sr.
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers,
No. Ills Maiu street.
r, =, SALE OF A FRAME

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FRAME
I4DWELLINii AND LOT, 2sxIco FEET, ON
THE. SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET BE.
TWEEN TWENTY-FIRST AND TWESTY-SE.
CoED STR EETS, BIZ AUCTIos.-By virtue oil
the provisions :ef n certain deed OF trust bear.
tSfiihian aud wife 10 the undersigned trustees
dnsyrccdrded I'D the clerks office OF the Gimnecry
Court of the city Of Richmond In Deed Book
o. "A, Iage IL. being thereto required By slg
beneficiary therein secured shall proceed % gel
By auction, On the premises, on WEDNESDAY TIC
i 81 INV .f as axa r. Ms shs
basement, containing SIX rooms, and LOT saxio0
located IS abess, g.. I, I, ., /, ~ mud
fpaly1 months with Interest secured iy dee;f.
: ES;E.gsS7a EJ.kksRIt,fsAfsnsDS,T Trustee.
49, MA. SP0Ttr. Trustee.
& RtcHanpsoN a Co, Aaefiol;ssrs. my2s
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A RINGING SOnk.

Mr. lanes Freeman Clarke SENDS the 10
lowing song TO the Boston Transcript. ID
Soupd !, in an old play of shakspeare's tim
called "The True Trojans":
The skv Is glad that stars above
10 Five brighter spieHdor;
The siars unfold their flaming gold
TO make the ground more tender
The ground doth send n fragrant SMELL
That air may bc the swcetcr:
The air doth charm tho swelling seas
With pretty chirping meter;
The sen with rivers water doth
Reed plants and flowers so dainty;
The plants do yield their fruitful seed
That beasts may live in plenty;
The beasts do give both food ana cioth,
That men high Joyc may honor:
And 80 tho world runs luerrly roma
When peace doth su,iie upon hcr
f,h then. then oh oh then. then Oh
This jubilee lusr forever:
That foreign spite or civil light
Orr quiet trouble never
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. uv,rr chat vss Not sans at sf'e Daa'
~ vooraees speaking.

From the Chicago .a .a n;s.e o. Grant;
What: Greeley to take ,, 1hr p as3sa ~
Go"1 ;S ssSu swallowed the "sagc OF Chappaqnas
cant, .,...s.cbernus craft
Anu ~" ~ act,d af the pen. they say,
rs pn1 he's traitor 10 me and yon -, ,,
He psn ssr, b :" se oS The boys in blse
Then after the war waz over. rs1 ~. Is
nd we yanauished the last OF our Toes,
I'd drove old JefT. from his cover.
All Wicgcd nm In his grandmother clothes,
H. went the ball oil tho black-hesrtcd scamp
And saved bis neck from the rope,
And hs,ssted fis deeds In the kuklux camp,
Til They called him y the sontherner = h'i"'
Perhaps he Is: but darn my clothes s
III ever he gets my vote, ,.. ,oca
mi ie when death has cooked his tocS' E>
md sfiffrnrd his traitnro,s throat
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Anctionecrs and Real Estate Agents
No. 1912 Main strrnt,


T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
LBEAUTIFULANDA ADMIRABLY -LUCArkD
BUILDING lots, SiTUATED On TIE nni,T!l
SIDE OF FRANKLIN AND TIE SOUTH SIDE
OF CRAZE SHEETS, WITHIN ON SQUARE
or TIFF, MONROE PARK, DIRECTLY ArEus,
He. STREETS FROM IEH RESIDENCES o.
GENERAL BRADLEY y. JOHNSON AND VII
son G. THOMAS. Esq. FOR SALE AZ PUBLIC
AUCTIuN.--Nc shall SCH at public au' t!Dn on the
premises. on THURSDAY the tth dny 0i June
ls72. conlmcncingat a O'Clock J.. NJ. FOUR HAND
SOME BUILDING LOTS on Tie northwest cnruer
Of Franklin and Madison streets fronting Oh he
north side of said Franklin street 50 by Is" feet enrI
TO an alley.
After which. FOUE NICE LOTS Immediately IN
the rear Of the above. fronting on tlc south sidc "i
Grace street 81 by $50 feet tn an alley.
These lots are without any exception me most
valuable now offered in the market, aud hing IN 'th
portion Of the city where property T. - raillH ~
rr,asiug In value. AMI so much sought after for
building purposes. should command tic special a.
teution of c., capitalists and others. .
TERMS: At sale. LYME K BROTHER.
my oo-pa 2s anS ie23 AuCtonccrs
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1xTANTED, FIFTY DUMp-.cA AZ i..a -
good repair ard perfect ass N the Of
Sec ~ the CHURCH HILL TUNNEL no ..s,,ey
Rroad street between Twenty fonrth anu NM isn.ts
nth streets. -..s.-------------.-.-
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i BY Grabtsf& NV illiszn
Il Autaoncers and Real Estate a aerss,s4
Eleventh strees between Main fs,d Bank. Z

VI sREsTEEP. SALE OF THE VERY DE-
4 E9RABLE BR1CK DwELEY3JIs 9 AT THE
~ YRIaWEST CONNER OF LEJGI. sANDTHfRD
STREETS At ytrtlsc OF d deed Of
frost executed by Robert Garthrtgflf ant wife 20 e
Subscribers trustees dated 10Th Detembe 1870.
and duly recorded in tho Chanstry Court oce4 we
IDAY,June 18th, at g. O'Clock r. M, Sire DWELL
INGoccapledb him, Situated asaspsy. 1thas three
rooms tn the Basement, two OH tie first floor, be-
sides pantry two chambers, with dressings rooms
to- encf, and a BATTLEFRONT on second story; two
rooms and closet in the attic. The Kitchen Is also
of.brck, with 1--WE rooms besides fuel-room, The
premises are in good or6er throughout. MI,
The property will be sold as a whole, or sub
divided as may be deemed best ut se time of sale.
The neighborhood ia In pleasant and improving
one. and this residence affords much OF real COM
fort be obtained at the snc cost elsewhere In
the city. tstf i i i
Terms One fourth, cash; balance Mt three, SIX
nine aud twelve ments for negotiable notes, With
Interest added, aud secured by trust deed tsit
= JOHN y. STEGER, !.
E4 - Sis A. d. WILLIAMS,
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r. -. BY Lyme d Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street.

MICE LITTLE FARM, SITUATE IN
~ THE COUNTY OF HENRICO, ON THE
WILLIAMSBURG PIKE. SEVEN Mills FROM
THE CITY OF RICHMOND, OR DIRECTLY AT
SEVEN PINES, AND JUST ACROSS THE
ROAD FROM THE NATIONAL CEMETERY,
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC ATCTTON.--We shall
at the request of the owner, offer for sale ut public
auction, In front of Hcnrco county court hetse,
MONDAY the sd day Of June, ls7.: ut Il O'clock 81,
that desirable LlTTLE,FA1sM located as above de-
scribed, containing TWESTY-SEVEN ACRES,
one-foutl OF which is well set IN oak and pine the
residue cleared lies we'll and I'm fine heart. There
is fine well of water In the yard. The improve
luents consist of dwelling containing three rooms,
barn, stable. &c.
The taxes for tho current year to he paid by the
purchaser.
TERMS: AT sale. LYME s. BROTHER,
my 81 ...#.. e.. ....ss... Alcti0nccra,
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EI1SsSESS WANTS.
FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, that most desirable @sf
4 BRICK DIV YELLING No. is east Leigh ls.::ll
street two doors from First street containing about
eight rooms: kitchen contains four rooms; with
water and gas. The premises have lately been put
In good order s. y. DAVIS.
niy oa-Jt corner of Eleventh and Main streets.
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BY Robertson 4 Bronaugh,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioncers,
... . Manchester, Va.

DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT, IN
~ MANCHESTER, FOR SALE.--By request OF
the owner we Will sell mt auction on SATURDAY.
June LIST, 1872, at s O'Clock +. NJ, good FRAME
HOUSE on Fourteenth street near the old coal-car
railroad. In Manchester, containing three rooms.
The LOT fronts IS feet on Fourteenth street and
runs back l32 feet.
AS this property is In good condition and conve.
niently located, parties wishing to secure good
home win do well 10 attend the sale.
TERMS Made known OH day of sale.
ROBERTSON & BRONAUGH-
( nv d Auctloucers.
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E1OR RENT, CONVENIENT ROOMS Ga
Il on second floor at lilo Main street. Al- 6;I
ply, for particulars. TO
TAYLOR BROTHERS: Dentists,
p nv o5-S, FuSTh3tS ITO Main street.
EOR RENT, STORE No. Pearl g.
Il Block, Fourteenth street. Apply Ell
my oo-2w LANCASTER & co.
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ttfa C BY 1stell & Son, ~ t'' =.
AuctiOneers and Real Estate Agents,

THREE VACANT LOTS ON EARRING.
4 TON STREET, AND TWO. LOTS WITH
SMALL BRICK TENENENTS ON vENABLE
STREETS UNION HlLLl, NEAR TIE RESI-
DENCE or ELLJAH BAKER, ESQ, FOR SALE
Mt iAECTION.-On TUESDAY the atll day Of
Jnn0, ls72 at o'clock p H. will sell, upon the
premises, those pretty VACANT LOTS and BRICK
TENEMENTS situate and being us above stated.
The lots on Darlington street front q feet each.
and those on Fenable street, with the small brick
tenemets thereon front about ~ feet each aud all
running back 1e4 feet.
TERMS: At sale, ,. s@.
'my3o--- JSnELL & SON, tuctioueors
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BY 1sbell & Son,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FIFTEEN
i ACRES OF. LAND, &c., In THE COUNTY
OF HENRIC1l AB6tuT TEN Mil ES ABOVE THE
CITY F RICHMOND, AT AUCTI0N.-By Virtue
Of deed of trust bearing date OIL the cath day Of
July, 1857 executed BY +. o. Melton to me as trls.
tee, and only rtcot1ed IN the clerks Office Of Ipr-
rico County Court, deed book 50. page sr9. ant n
the feGuest of the lebchciari,S tbeS.in named, |
will sell ut luctjcn 1T lIrnfiro County court ho.
Oh the sd day pf June. 1872 THAT being cnurtdaTrt
II O'Clock NJ, about FIJI TEEN ACRES OF LAND
about ten miles above the city OF Richmput. bounded
by the lands OF Mes5rs. Robert Melton. Jo.cVh M"!-
ton, and DR.. John NJ. Sheppard. aud fronting IN the
old Mountain roa als0> til" Undivided nerc,; II
the said PO Mr,7ti u, The estate Of David Melton.
beIup :'s,lit FIFTEEN ACRES. The above land Is
said to he well wooded.
TERMS: Enough In ca.,' TO pay expenses of sale
and the sum of .25 with interest thereon; and Tia
balance on such terms III" said L. q. Melton -
his representative may direct ~ sale.
~ +. IL. BUTLER.
my 15- WSSt5,lS Is. 2?.95ttd Trst'".
BY Lyme Brother,
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By Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

VERY NEAT AND ATTRACTIVE
Y FRAMED DWELLING, ON THE NORTH
SIDE OFCLAY STRkkT NEAR 70 HANCOCK
STREET, FOR SALE aTAUCF1ON.--Willb be sold
Of June 1872, at o'clock Z. NJ, t re;t ai6 attrac-
tive FRAMED DWELLING located As above, now
rooms, besides gUUd kitchen, and Is in very desira-
bic and improving neishborllood.
. TERMS; Reasonable, and made. known at the
hour IF sale. ..-sr.... ...E..r W. GODDIN.
my 80 AuctOnper.
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: BY Grubbs & Williams,
i. Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Pm.

ELEYEN' BUILDING LOTS IN SIN.
E9INEY AT AU CTfOS.-On SATURn.Y H..
ist, commencing At O'Clock 2. 81, We win ''n
upon the premises FOUR BUILDING; Ions en- nn
the south side OF Dover Tor CaryI street berinn,n
sixty feet west OF Randolph street each 70 by Ia I
Also, FIVE LOTS on the west side Of kandoI,s
near Dover street each ab0ut - by 10 feet 10 on
alley: and two others on the north Side of n 81, o.,
forty feet wide, eic Is b. If feet 10 an alley Ia r
wide. Thess, los are in very rapidIy.imirnyIrs
neighborhood. some within and others ius, wthorSi
the city limits, and commend themselves To those
Wishing TO secure honcateads or to invest pros,,e
bly,. -''''''
+ Terms: Made kr,eSS al the soIe
r.. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
mv2s Auctlorrers
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE foh
SALE.By virtue o. the LIST VII ana ssii''nn rr
nj nnbiir sale mt Seville Id Madison county W. on
THURSDAY the 9Th day of juno, 1871 the i"'io"''s
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TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
L LOT SITUATED ON THE WEST SIDE OF
NINTH STREET BEYOND M.-By virtue of q
deed Of trust bearing date Oh the lst day Of May,
1871, executed by Harriet +. Coleman TO ME us trs-
tee, and duly recorded In the clerks Office Of the
Chancery Court of the city of Richmond In deed
book o. a, page 800, being thereto required by the
beneficiary therein secured, shall proceed to sell ut
public auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY
the 9Th day of June. 1872 at o'clock Z. NJ, des-
rable FRAMED HOUSE and LOT.
The lot Is 80 by l3l feet. tsg t'Hf.a
TERMS Cash as TO so much rs will pay of the
note of S3le60 due the St January, 1872 the residue
such terms us the said Harriet E. Coleman shall
prescribe. &. SAMUEL CLARK, Trustee.
4. ID. EACHO. AuCticnecr. my27
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BY Isbell 6 Son.
auctlonee's and Real Estate Agents
Fnyruth street between Main ana baih'

zsOsT EXCELLENT AND DESiRaA;--
M BLY-LOcATED THREE.ST0R1 ~ 9frrHHk +
DDnmi,TH SIDE OF CARY STREET BEtW r = \
fIRsT AND sECoSD SyREETSss E9k sA the seth
AUC1IUN.-Ne will eel on III keD ~ oc t p.
NJ! that most excellent and des,rapl! oT
TiiiREE-S'TORY BRICK DWELLING anu ''oi
s Taa nnroyements consist of the Dwelling, wlp
ten rooms, besides soreroons &C.. brick kltcnt tl
with fonI rooms newly-bult c,lVerL waIer c'o'e'o'
rho tt fronts a feet inch on Cary street. IN"
runs ts,rs 1872 feet to an alley. =. . ,,,d -
TERMS: Cnc-third cash: balance aa - % ar. nfdsS-
months for negotiable notes, with per ee'''
anu NV go. y; ~ tsEELL s. son, huct'oneers.
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BY Lyme & Brother, ,
Auctoncers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LOT WITH
4 A FRAMED HOUSE THEREON, SITUATED
ON THE NORTH SIDE OF BROAD BETWEEN
TWENTY-FlFTH AND TIVE ETf-SIXTH
S ',E ShQRGh HILL, At aULIioN "a Ky ~
Scott, dated 10th May 1885, of record In the clerks
Office Of the Richmond Ch1nccry Court, 10 the irl-
benehcartes therein named. sell at public auction,
on the premises. on SATURDAY, 10Th June, ls72,
at O'Clock p. NJ. the above described property.
TERMS: AT sale. a,.-r b.. &C. MONCURE,- dr.
4. B. CHANDLER,
~ substituted Trustees, &c.
Sale conducted by LYME & BROTHER, AHc-
tioneers. ..s .,.s..- my27
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Ai<,oOD HAND WANTED IMMEDIATELY
ot MISS A. NJ. GRAvES'S, Eleventh street. se-
,ro,, BROAD my so-lt*
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BY 8. N. Davis, ..,t
corner Eleventh and Maln streets.

T,OR SALE AT AUCTION, THOSE TWO
IL VALUABLEL LOTS AND THE BRICK TENE-
VENTS THERE2S S9TTA1 t EsEsSHT
AND FRONTING ON EAST SIDE OF EIGHTH
STREET, ONE TWENNY-SIS FEET MORE OR
LESS, AND ONE TWENTY-EIGHT FEET
DIORE OR Less. BETWEEN GRACE AND
.FItANKLIN STREETS. AND ADJOINING THE
PROPERTY OF MESSRS. NOWLIN, rKERSEr
at auction, OH the premises. on MONDAY the I'D
day Of June, Ls72, at O'Clock p, NJ. the valuable
property above described. :, s. 49,. =
= The location and neghborhood being central and
popular, the property should demand tile special at
tentton of capitalists either for permanent or specu
Iat1ye investment e,. ,- 49,,
: TERMS One-tfird cSsh; balance in negotiable
notes; at SIX Twelve, and eighteen months, 9 per
cent. interest Tsldeds secured by trust deed. "A
!. mvt30 - S. N. DAVIS, Ancttoneer.
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sg% ~ By Grubhs Is Williams, ~
Real Estate Agents ana Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

GALE OF THE OLD PINEAPPLE
~ CnHRSH LOT WITH THE BElCh BUlL !D.
win sell ut auction, upon the premises, on Non
DAY, sd OF June, at O'Clock 4. NJ, the old PINE
APPLE CHURCH LOT, on the south side OF Grace
between SeYentsenth and Eighteenth streets: IL Is
70 by loo feet, and win be sold IS whole or IN dWo
parcels, so Ms TO run the line through the puiidnS
upon 1t. and thus make two tenensents; -, sb'
+ inwgsssf = .7sr,I n Auctioneers.
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MY GODS.

NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS. =
49,, c1-ppIy OF SPRING AND SUMMER
THIN OODs AT as BROAD STREET. e.
STRIPED and FIGUEE.lD {. GR Rem
bL tya, NESE PopI IN s. solid and plaid: ,r,.
JJAAPI AANSEIS SILKS. S, lid and figured: -n.,
Bh AtBSIIiNEpE ~ IEaNS. COTTONADES. aad LIN
En- GOODS. for boys and mems zen wear
Full line of DOMESTIC, SHEETIMGs, Ll GlE
C,mnInta stock of LACE GOODS, EMBROlDE.
REIES, HANDK ERCHi.E FS, TRISlMllIINGS; and
s. EEIE1,Y GOODS JULIUS SYCLE,
Ak Rroad street, bctwe, I'll Fourth and Fifth.
The Following gentlemen are with me, and Will be
,Io,sad to see their friends: j. y. TURNER, W. II
Pow ERS. JOHN \. GARY, GEo4GE r. bAGBf'
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-30
by Wellington G0dGin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.
ONE HUNDRED HANDSOME LOTS IN
~ THE PLAS.OF "BUCK HILL" ADJOIN-
ING MANCHESTER. AND HAVING FRONTS
ON HULL AND DECATUR STREETS. FOR
SALE AT AUCTI0N:.,Miil be sold at auction, on
the premises, on WEDNESDAY. 5th of June, ts7cc,
mt O'Clock +. NJ. IL fair, If not the first fair day
thereafter, ONE HUNDRED LOTS In tile fore
going plan. These lots adjoining the western limits
OF Manchester, eigihy sitnned, commando fine
view of Manchester and Richmond, and are In an
improving neighlIOrhond. TO capitalists or persons
Of small means this gale presents favorable chance
tn secure nj wholesale or retail lots which, 1t Is be-
leved, will prove profitable TO lhose who may pur-
chase them. The land has been laid out into squares
corresponding with those IN Manchester, and each
one wifi be subdividcd into eight lots 80 by l57 feet
to alley sixteen feet wide a plat OF the property
can be seen At my office.
TERMS: All sums under $780, one-fourth cash
balance at three, six, aud nj Inc months: over that
sum and under $1,000, one-fOurth caisI-balance at
FOUR eight, and twelve months: NIL sums over ~ 900
OIe-fuurth casl-balance ut six, twelve, and eigl-
teen months IN each for negotiable notes. bear
Ing interest, secured hy trust deed.
Suitable refreshments will he furnished.
my2 a--,. W. GODDIN. Auctionrer.