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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-10
Grubs In the Skin Of Cattle.

Editors Country Gentleman: would say
to Z. r., page $50, that the common gad-fy
(EstruS bOuiS) is Il severe torment to oil kinds
of; cattle, especially in the timber OF wooded
districts. On our. western prairies we arc
troubled TO some extent, but in the openings
the cattle suffer much from those plaques.
Mr.. G.. l.. B. is wrong the Estrtts 6ouis
does not, rs docs the Gstr1rs equt, deposit its
ova or eggs on the hair; it punctures the
skin of the animal, and therein deposits eggs,
which, if unmolested, remain until the toll
lowing spring., when the tull-grown maggot
must for his own safety seek fresh home,
or, like the fGtus past the proper time of
parturition, die. Now for my remedy: All
persons at all acquainted with stock will no.
ticc that the bot-tiy looks, as rule, only for
suitable parts in the front, or parts within
reach Of tho mouth. Why? Simply from
instinct; for the bot can only be propaoated
by being taken into the stomach of the horse,
where it remains as The c.ttle maggot does
In the skin, until fresh quarters are necessary,
rs longer residence in the stomach is death.
Horses, like cattle, suffer more III the timber
than in the open country, and are little trou-
bled when kept In the stable and well and
carefully groomed, for whatever Of the eggs
may be adhering to the hairs of such II horse
may be removed by rubbing and easily by
( he edge of knife. This is the only remedy
Tor bots; for, once in the stomach, there they
remain until they are ready fora new life.
| None but the q1ack attempts their removal !;
no medicine not of sufficient strength to kill
| several horses would dislodge them from the
! coating Of the stomach or in anywise seri-
ollSly interfere with them. The milk and
| nlolaSseS and such nonsense as | have seen
recommended in the papers is ridicr'c,-,, r..
THERE'S much better o. t--.vs, ~
these pests wher ;...aae' 20 destroy
easier W. 20 nseyent t, Tn, anu much
us same most Wonderful instinct guides the
su"y Oh tne bovine; they seem as though
s AneM oi the rough tongue he possesses,
nnu WHICH, IL within his reach, he woulti
llek OIL. the deposited egg, and So they select
sach parts as are out OF the reach of the
tongue; aaa where do we most-nay on y, ~ ::
una thems Along the lack and behind ~
shoulders. .lat, Them n.e Ms ffodop WIN
eNamiIie On eNr.s opportunity these narts
ana destroy the embryo massot, which Is
.Asiiy done IS touching each in turn with n
stts,g solution of carbolic acid. Better still
the following: Sublimed SULPHUR one
ounce, and pulverized charcoal bali all ounce
gwen occasionally as dose, will ~ -, /,
b assens the eggs fOn, Matching: e and
snInh,s : VIZ system be impresnateG hy
ra.a,, they alt ate--the cattle beino :,
tho rei care De taken fof them, beneffadI bu
t tbs fTehledy and by no means ininraG ~
II I ran am oacked by Gunther Simonds - re
~. ua' and others We1l,aD Ho,ne y 9
- 'ote'Sey, MS, In C,1ltirator.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-10
BY Moody & Royal, Auctioncers,
Manchester, Va. III

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ BI.E REAL ,ESTATE1N. CHEST ERFl ID
COUNTY, VA.-By virtue Of a decree entered ut the
November term of the County Court. 1s7i, In GER
tain suit therein pending. styled William q. Dor
sctt, administrator Of Calhoun Hawkins. deceased,
rs Edwin 4. johnson ct nis,n the undersigned spe-
cis comm issioucr, will sell ut public auction, on
MONDAY the 10th day of June, 1872 in front of the
courthouse of said county THAT being court -day,
that valuable FARM formerly owned by Edwin A.
Johnson, containing ONE HUNDRED AND
FORTY-0NE ACRES, more or less, adjoining the
lands Of William G. Elctt-George q. Markham, L.
D.,Horncr, and j. II. Ii. Winfrec. About one-third
of the land Is Ii cultivation. and the balance I'm ORR
gina growth OF oak and pine. There is good frame
dwelling containing four rooms, and all necessary
Out-houses. 80 .-E-s .s.-.
TERMS: Sufficient cash TO pay all the cost OF this
suit and expenses of sae the residue upon credit of
oIc, two, and three years, in equal instruments. the de-
fer1ed ymcnts 10 hc secured by the bonds of the
purchaser. hearing interest from day of sale and the
title hcing retained until the whole purchase money
is paid. SOCRATES BROOKS,
Special Commissioner.
MOODY & ROYAL Auctionccrs jc4-tls
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-10
by ". b. Robins, e. f... h..
Auctlonccr and Real Estate Agent,
TIA Main street.

A BEAUTIFUL EFT
IA. LOF. JUST A Bt}V n MONROE PARk, FOR
SALE AT AuCTIQN.-tt thcryquest of the owner,
will be sold. on the premises at auction,g III US-
DAY EE FNi Nc. 18th instant at 81 o'clock. that
,verybeautfnl BBiLplNti l OF sitnateHt mo north
Of Tho city railway. ,.r,
THE said lot fronts ia feet, aiid has rrtl Of 1856
s s5 l r hey p pr H. st NOW lust t anis
Ing. - ~ 3sri'- -
The rapid Improvement In the value of croiihd IN
this vicinity, together with the number Of very beal
tiful and substantial residences recently erected In
Its immediate neisbofhnod, make itone Of tle most
desirable building lots now In iIe,maeket. -
General attention IL invited to the sale. .f5 q.
TEENS At s:tfe. +,
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AT Rockets picr Che bugies hlew, y
The Gathering hosaetnen ride, $500,
And sruadrnHs wheel With fsakco s's"'
By James's peaceful tite; ,,cr.
And nm the stecps Of Richmond to"c', 'i
'rhe colainr files mt VIII,
ASH traitor rode to d,e ,,r
UP Tower or Tybnrn pii''
moor ola M m, gray .hailTSsaas ana 'e'''' = ~
Amongst the Troopers s,,',1 <tA III
SJIc .fs.s the captured capsLaas q
Gcrioeking floods an, ~, h s,s,;d.,t,s h,ue
where. If, his power, the siahahf'ts "'''e
nstH .Eed 4 In sight ST washington 81 IS !.
And dyed tho Ito Girahac.s ~ i
MY WHO so used 70 cheer his name, .,..,s..>.
fasif n were time OF fear, .t,...ss
And hiswere al the blame; "a ,owor ..i4s
And I he WI Who ruled, an empires chief.
Must make his jail an Inn II I. I'll =
.T,,cv hiring him to the traitors court ~,
This old and broken man; ~
Ana cen the Judge locks down IN gruege'
Th h.f isw Sns p Wait to tell his crimes;
The tury hate, fOrewarncd-
By heaven, Il Is fes,Tfsl thing
To see strong man scorhcd1 ssSt tEts.'1
T,,en one stepped Out: from all the tisfone
And said; . This must not he ?. 20 :" = -
NV zen which wrote his cause UNJUST, ~"
I hall write his liberty. - ~.
On yondcr blu the grass rs green -
With pleasant springs increase - sE4
So green be aitthe fields OF war,
And all our duty, Peace. s"'S .-..-
:. Sc dare not test him lest he 'scape; '..'T'
Ye slIall not keep him peni;
Each foe stands now citizen' -"
A flock for every tent; %
Let kindly law again prevail.
Aud victory no crime, .t,
For hand I'm hand we twain must walk ~
Down all the y,uths Of timc!"
They marseIled much who loved him mol,
Ills u,laint old man t" see,
Whose name the planters children khe" fss.N.'
And tInucb some Knocked his loving zeal, q
With many Il cO:rsc frtorl, a.''~ .' f..
lie ma de the rebel chleftaiE'feel
: The North had still u heart! ttfe
George 4!frcd 7onasead.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-10

The troubles of DIR. Lanahan are not yet
ended. His bold exposure of the frauds
committed by persons in the employ Of the
Methodist Book Concern has made him bit
ter enemies. Among others implicated by
him indirectly in malpractices was one Sam
uel Goodenough, through whom, if we are
not mistaken, Porter obtained his orders for
the purchase OF paper for the concern, and
out of which he made such handsome COM
missions. The committee eensured the
transaction, but did not ccnsllre Goodenough,
so the latter has caused DR.. Lanahan to be
sued for SANDER, and his arrest took place
Yesterday, bail being fixed at $4,000. DIR.
Lanahan ought to know by this time how
dangerous thing it is TO be honest.--Baiti-
more P0flYOt. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-10
4 by ThoSias w. Reese. Arctioneer,
p. .%..g No. 13i7 AInin street.
!. BY Lee s. Goddin. Auciinneers,
No. lll3 Main street.

Quincy, A BEAUTIFUL MD PRO.
" nUCTIyElF FARM, THREE AND a uALF
MILES FROM TILE CAPITgJa SBAR MECtilE-
HuXbRf TE B TT9STTNS Ing TW9
EIGHTH Al ieiss, ADJ DINING STRhWBERHY
HILL FARM. BELONGING TO MEsSRS. Ed
sk P Rs SN pA T1T Bi * skMEs
At PUBLIC. Auc rioN:-om TIiGKsDAY' 'u the
Ma We WIFE viii ls cd to sell the very yasSs
FARM known as 'tOluey,'t formerly the property
of the late Josiah y. Smith and now Of Oscar 6.
Cosby Est.. situated as described above. and con-
tainiiig TNEO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY TWO
ASD ONE-EIGHTII ACRES Of highly-prodmcivr
land, well adapted to the growth Of ihc cereals Of
vegetables and, fruits and berries. -
This property will be d,id ck into i've tracts, AMI
eacir division viii contain ms follows:
No. i. u acres, 25s OF which are superior upland
and sd In woods. fs.g5 s-zE .t...
No. q SIS ;trTcs, 81 Of same quality rs No IN up-
aid, 20 lilo acres of irst-ciss bottoms and II ia
No. ). 5os acres, "a G3-loo acres In excellent land
a5 7-10o in superior owrrouns, aud s-l"o acres IN
No. L. 90; acres IS 4.lOo acres fine upland % lld0
in rich bottoms, aud IL 35.in0 In woods,
b No. s.. ga acres /! 6atnu aritss Of good upland
I6 lc-lpH lowllnds> 81 G2-i0u In wOnt!s.
On Tract NJ. therp ~ i rne spring: or No.
gpod orchard Of select fruit; OH No. dwelling and
9ni-noises an,pi. lortt farm. and IN f,ir "rT OF
neA haustibs supply OF t.afl Of the most superior
quality.
Beautiful building sites can be selected from either
tract MS allotted In the division; and from our long
acquaintance with the above property wc safely
pronounce IL uiw Of the most productive and dsrs
le farms asa whole IN EASTERN Virginia. II sraclch
Ivy the Secilanfcsvillc pike In drive Of abnut forty
inmates from the city--one Of the bet roads IN ilr
cnunty-and situated In q healthy and most refined
neigllborhood The growing crops attest the virtues
of the soil. The tract Is well waercd Throughout ~
boundaries not subject tn overflow. and the soil !.
quick limits rcturIs. That portion containing mari
may be said &c In truly valuable, aud lln suppiys ~
great and qualify very superior f':ilizrr tia.
It's proper value can scarcely DO estiniftrd.
Great care has been taken In The 5n'"ii' laion anh
survey ny Alex. Y Lee, Esl.. architect aud surveyor
OF this CITY, ana Plat; of thc property In f." dhi,
may b. obta med by calling at h, ca!f cutTsr isnh
AMI Eleventh gtrccts tip .'tr. Gr Of t aucuirrr.
~ TERMS: 0ue-fnHrth CASH. fesidu" ~ six. twelve.
arai eighteen months credit for negotiable LUeS
with six per cent. Interest ad'ed from day of sai",
aud trust deed tn secure deferred payments Jaxen
for the present year to be paid by The purcsntr"r
purchasers.
+. S.-SaInpIrs ot the mari arc on exhibition NJ
our Office. and we will take pleasure IN showing
tifn and also visiting the beds With those ,srrs.l
~ purchase. LEE Hcl,t'lN,
f.,a mo-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-10
by ID. h. WeisIger, Auctioneer.
4 SMALL FARM or ONE HUNDRE

A SMALL FARM OF ONE HUNDRED
hsAGRFS. TWOAND A HALF MILES FROM
RICHMOND AND PETERSRIIRG RAILROAD,
IN CHEST ERFIEI. ID, ATAUCTION.-Ry request
of the owner will sell on MONDAY the 10th of
June, 1872 Mt ~ O'Clock NJ, I'm front Of Chesterfield
caurt-i;eusc Manchester. the above FARM. eleven
miles from Manchester. on the old Courthouse road.
Has NEW DWELLING with five rooms lsIrn.
stable. sinoke-holsc, kitchen, &C., and a well of
good water In the yard. Afnc ORR ARD of apple;
4 good garden Forty acres cleared, under good
fence aud balance in original growth
TERMS: Al sale u. *. WEISIGER,
Anr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-10

Charles and Eliza Nestel, known MS Com.
Fort Wayne recently, with one of their little
ponies attached TO neat little toy carriage.
They were surrounded by crowds of people,
aud attracted much attention. The combined
weight of the Commodore, his sister, carriage,
pony, and harness, is two hundred and nine
ty pounds. a. .2 So r. . r -
The Philadelphia Inquirer says the dc
struction Of Jayne's granite structure. in
which massive blocks were disintegrated by
the heat, has given new life to the proven
bal policy of that city in building with
brick.
A young lady in New Hampshire has lust
secured position as school-teacher upon the
following certificate: s. This is to certify that
laihar Noyes Stands on medium with othe,
girls OF nor age and sex, and, for what know,
Is as good as folks in general"
The London railro nd bridge, LOO foe,
long, on the Philadelphia and Erie railroad
nye miles west of Williamspprt, was burned
lhufsday night. AS new branch has rss,
Gently been built, travel will not be impeded.
The surveys on the line Of the sSoutba,,,
Pacific railroad establish the fact tha, -. :
Colorado desert Is three hundred feet ha.n'n
the sea level. The road will rum 81. e' ~,
sea level for fifty miles. 'o'0" the
Additional reports of disaster 10 tixn;n >, )
lumber scheaEers, in the late gale on s th,
massachusetts, coast, have been received III. at
Boston, detailing much suffering and the le, as
OF several lives. -. e 'N'N s-.e 'o -
The band OF the French Garde Ranuh,,. !,
came, which arrived at New York trhi,issI,v
had grand reception In Boston Fridav ~
the jubilee managers. : y
An explosion from an unknown c,nse !,
the attic Of THE United States Bote, pn,+1a, u
Me-, on Friday, set fire to the buildin~ , eaa
ing aanase to the extent Of $50, 600. eA
A .good.natured traveller fell asleon !;
= Train and was carried far beyond b;sp a. ~
lmat,on. kEasty good joke this, Isn't ' ; ts',
i iat ne 10 atg passenger eyes. ;h,,t
i''le 700 lar foschsd was the rjoinder ca' r
!; Inc dead arc never i'll. Consem,ent,v III f
liver. - as alection OF the !!
ea "a jew sad on !. Seeing proaigiousiy fine ham
3 = CHRISTIE inon almost lvsuadest me To- 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-10

Father cleveland, whose death in Boston
has been announced, was a father OF the
poor in that city. The Boston Society for
the Moral and Religious Instruction of the
Poor was founded in his house in 1916. lie
was afterwards made u missionary to the
poor and licensed to preach. Father Clclrc-
land was one hundred years of age, more
than half of which he spent in doing, good
IL part of the time upon his own resources
In his long life he was in turn merchant, a
customs officer, a clerk, a stock-broker, {
missionary, and a preacher.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-10
BY W. b. Radcliffe, Anctioneer,
No. 1872 Main street go.
By Grubbs & Williams, . *'''
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents, 20.
FIeycnth street betweep Main and Bank.


Auctfoneers and Real Estate Agents. s1 -
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
" VERY VALUABLE FARM KNOWN AS
ABOUT TWO MILES WEST OFTHEEITY, AM,
CONT AIMING ONEHUNDREDAN AND SEVENTY
ACRES, MORE OR LESS. AT hUCTIOH-in ex-
ccuion of a decree Of the Cinncery ourt OF Rlch.
mond entered on 18th March, 1871, In. the case OF
Spotts rs. Sn0ts, &C., the undersigned, special
commissioners thereby appointed. viii sell at auo1'
ton upon the premises, OH MONpAi iotn June,
at o'clock r NJ, the very valuable Fam , Oh wmsh
ETY. of soil making 1t suitable for trucking, fruit-
growing, and general farming.
The dwelling Is Of brick with about Ten TooIlis
above the basement The kitchen, also OF bricK mas
four rooms. and there are besides, the usiai out
houses The grounds about the dwelling contain
number of beautiful shade and ornamental trees pc
being made, with little attention, most attracuVe
and desirable home.
SueciaI attention Is invited to the very fortunate
sit1tion of this property with reference TO steady
and rapid increase In value, lying rs It docs across
The line towards which the city is surely growing,
and where the best Improvements Will lie. Inc
Grove road will pass through the centre OF inc farm.
inrs lis requested before Inc day of sale. q -.
TERMS: Onc-third cash; the balance OH q credit
Of and IL months, with Interest at 10 per cent? or
and wears. with Interest ut l9 per cent In either
ease bonds, and In the Inter the interest TO he pa
scni-annually. Title retained until NIL tile purchase
money is paid; but the privilege Is allowed the pur-
chaser of paying all the purchase money In cash.
JAMES PLEASANTS,
my ao-Jc1 4.ssSlo S.v' Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-10
- BY james 81. Taylor.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
+ u - . nn;cp M f1I0 MIfr, street 20 ~

.aS0 BUILDING LOTS IN. MASON'S
ACO ADDITION OF FALLS PLANTATION,
ADJOINING MANCHESTER, AND. LYING Be
TWEEN THE PETERSBURG TURNPIKE AND
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD,
FOX SALE AT AUCTlQN.-Will be sold on Sd
TURDAY the 18th of june, 1879, at 81 O'Clock i. NJ,
those pretty BUILDING LOTS, located as above
described. fronting the Petersburg turnpike, Ma
sixty feet each and running back about l65 feet to
wide alley. -,
plat of the property ein be seen ut MY Office.
TERMS: One-tlird cash ;baancc ut six and twelve
months, for negotiable notes, Interest added SC
cured by decd of trust. E .t. .rs Z
10 IN JAMES M. TAYLOR. AuCtjOnper.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-10
BY Wellington G0uuln, - /.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Sank streets.

THAT. BEAUTIFUL LOT, No. 81, IN
IL SIDNEY. BOUNDED BY GROVE, HAIR
VIE, AND CLARKE STREETS, AND ALSO BY
PARK AVENUE, FOR SALE AT AUCTfON:-
Dry the 10th OF June, 1872 at 6oclock L. NJ, that
remarkably handsome LOT located as above. II
has front on the north side of Grove street of i5d
feet on the east line of Harvie street PSI feet, OIL the
west line of Clarke street Of 21l feet, and on The
south line of Park avenue OF 50 feet. 1t Will be sold
as whole, divided into eight smaller parcels, rs
may lie deemed best at the hour OF sale. T..
This is not only most beautiful and eligtbly-
located lot. hut IT, Is in the midst of an Improving
to the fronts on Grove and Harvic streets.
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash; balance ut four, eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest
added. secured bt a trust deed. 20.
! 10 r .-..-,re ". I,ODDIN. AnctIOneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-10
by Glubbs & Williams.
% AuctioDcers and Real Estata Agents, !t&5.
IN ctrpt bet ,yf,eu MnIur and Rank. ..

THREE MOST BEAUTIFUL LOTS OF
i GROUND. ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
CHERRY AND CULVEKT STREETS, ONLY A
st4uAIiE BE YOND M0NR0EPARk FOR SALE
All AUCrION.-On TUESDAY, 18th June. ut S
o'clock T. NJ. we will sell, upon the premises,
THREE LOTS OF GROUND lying In square i'm.
mcdiatciy opposite the residence Of John G. Safcr,
Esq.
Iwo of them are at the northwest corner OF
Floyd and Cherry streets. front IS and 30 feet re-
spectivcy run back Da feet To- IN alley 70 feet wide.
The other begins lis feet west of Cherry street and
Is do Iy 1919 feet the alley. 20 feet wide.
No lots in the vicinity Of M0nroc Park are now TO
he had which offer greater Inducements than these
to purchasers for immediate With reference to
sure and rapid Increase In value. - r.
TERMS: AT sale. GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS, --
lie 10 - .t ,hf~ Auctinncprs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-10
g By Richardson & Co, s.-
~ Zeal Estate Agents and Au9tioncers,
.-tf' -. t@rE sJII2 N.,fp st,c,f 4r@lE

r ARGE AND ATTRACFIyE SALE OF
~ BUILDING LOTS IN MANCHESTER ny
tUCTlON.--Op SATURDAY The 18th instant at &
O'clock z. NJ, we sill sell by auction the pre-
misses large number Of beautiful BUILDING
LOTS in Purcell aud Callell's extension Of Marks
addition to Manchester in the east. This properly
consists of about f0rty-urcc acres Of land LAID off
Into lots of 6GI157 feet, with alleys In the re2r,
cording to the plan, cf the town of Manchester,
bounded the north, cast, south and wcct respec-
lively by Wadworth, Morgan. Marx and Marry
streets convenient 10 the granite qusr~'--''
river, and should be partic'.'iEsfsgNi HS3
atty so
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For the DISPATCH.

The Postmaster-General has ordered that
the name OF the county as we'll as the State
DC placed OH all matter passing through the
mails, and papers would do well to heed it,
as nothing alienates subscribers more than TO
have their papers delayed and lost, rs they
are for want Of this. COMMON SENSE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-10
By Wellington Gad.iia. - ;
AncsioHeer and Zeal Estate Agent,
corner Of Eleventh. and Hash s,r.o,r

SALE AT UCTIoN of LARGE
~ BRH,K TENEMENT, sfhLL FRtMpn
VACANT LoT. ON THE
II hsssI LINZ Oh VALLEY STREET -BETwsEE
AND BhLDlSG sTKEETs-Wiliis =,
500 s af auction, on tbcpremtses. or fUESDaY tbc
4L Of Jinie ik12.al O'clock T.. NJ, the alsoye..c.
scfined PROPERTY The lot Is a beautiful one
ann the tenetnenls are wei suited FOR small fan,ii
Inc ioeati1n OF the property near The wGrSsh
~ lne chesapeake. and Ohio IiaiIroad ComnonY'
gives " much additional raluc. p""''
IkRmss 0ne.shird cash: balance mt one and ,,o
years frs ne9DfMble notes tintcreSt nj ei.h, wv, wv,
GEM secured by . trust deed vs.. GOBLIN. ~
- X u Sucltgpeop
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-10
BY Grubbs i Williams, ,.Is
Aucu0nccrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

ICtO MN ISS,FONER'Sl SALE OF A
" FRAMED Dry EEIfEti ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF CATH ERNIE. STIR EET.SECOND DOOR
EAST OF HENRY STREET.-Thc property above
referred to win bs sold at auctioi upon the frcm-
fses. on WEDNESDAY the 10th dizzy OF uneI at 8
O'Clock p NJ, by virtue OF decree of the Chaicery
Court of Richmoud entered on 9Th June, 1872 IN t!!e
case of Lanibertrs Lambert. Tile house has about
five rooms besides kitchen. The lot fronts 90 fcct
TERMS: $50 cash; balance at six, twelve. aud
eighteen months for negotiable notes. with Interest
added. and title retained until tfieiiotrs are paid.
WILLIAM L. WYNN. Commissioner.
10 GRUBES & WILLIAMS. A,lctionctrs. yes
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- a. BY Grubbs s. Williams, u :fsE.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank

,yTERYaVALUABLE. REAL ESTATE
" ON THE WEST SIDE.:OF SEVENTH BE-
TWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL STREETS
AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY, 18th; June, at S
O'Clock r. M, we VIII sell, uponthe premises, FOUR
lots, OF GROUND,, with some small buildings
tbereo situated nj the southeast corner of Seventh
street and Pink alley, thence running southWardly
towards Broad street G& feet, and running back 81
feet TO an alley 10 feet wide. $50 -, f. ~ :
It will be sold In such parcels rs may be deemed
best af the time of sale. Z. =
This property, being so near to the Second Mar
ket and within few steps of Broad street. could be
made very productive by the erection Ofsma stores,
now much In demand In that neShhorhood. Those
looking for an investment invited to attend the
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-10
!! ss, BY Lyme & Brother. t'ts
: Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents. ?;
f., M r1lo Maft, street; .. a.sf

THREE DESIRABLE BRICK. TENE.
i: MENTS ON MoSBY STREET. STRECk Frs
HILL, FOR SALE ATsAUCTI0N.--We shall, at
the request Of the owner sell at public auction on
is72 lit O'Clock M. tllose three vaiuas'e BRICK
TENEMESTS located as above described. The
large dwelling, occupied by i. D.. Jy ler, ESQ., con-
tas six rooms: the other two contain four rooms
each: with usual out-houscs; all of which are oc-
tiRERn ~ s %ssa fs'n's lyme BROTHER
SIS s.1-s%tts. ArrtfD,fS.ra.