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INSURANCE.


INSURANCE COMPANY.
Once Corner Of Camp and Canal Streets,
Capital ............ $500 900 90
Assets December 81, 1312............... 75S 84I "a
Insures Fire, Marine and River Risks, dividing
the profits separately on each department to the
insured
For the accommodation of its customers. the
Company will make marine losses payable liz
London.
J. TUYES, President.
Directors.
George Urauhart, M.Payro.
c. T. Dugazon, PIacife Po,stau :.
9. ". Babcock, Aug. ReichaTd
Saily blanchard, Z. Miltenberger,
a; ecnreIDer W. B. Schmidt,
Charles LATTE, J, Tuyes, tsnlv
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NEW ORLEANS PURCHASING

Canal Streets...............96
SHOPPING
Ofeesry description for Ladies and Dealers on Or
ders from Louisiana and the Southern States.
Constant familiarity with the market and best
houses insures great Saving to CUSTOMERS
CIRCULARS and SAMPLES SENT FREE
MRS. H. MOGRIDGEs
ap2fy2p
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A man of figures calculates there are
6o 900 idiots in the world.
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The above statement is just, true and correct
transcript from the books of the company
PAUL FOURCHY, President
9. W. MORT, Secretary.
Parish of Orleans city of New Orleans
Sworn to and subscrb bed before me the ninth day
of June, 1873 p CHARLES CUvELLIER
Notary Public.
At meeting of the Board of Directors held on
the ninth day of June, 1873 it was resolved to de-
clare CASH DIVIDEND OF FIFTEEN PER CENT
on the net earned participating premiums for tho
year ending May 81, 1873, payable on third Monday
in July next.
Also to pay to the stockholders, on demand
terest at the rate OF ten per cent per annum
their stock.
DIRECTORS:
p MaspeTo, David McCoard
> Ref, l.. F. Generes
n. PUG, p. Fourchy,
P. g. Wilt J. J. Fernando,
ID. A. Chafrax, j. M Allen
Charles LATTE. ia121v
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NOTARTES.

NOTARIES.
A HERO. JK..
NOTARY PUBLIC AND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS
Office No. IL Commercial Place.
Passports procured with dispatch, and prompt
attention given to all. " cod
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vIlEUTONIA INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. Ill Gravier Street.

TEUToNIA INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. III Gravier Street.
lnsures against
Fire, Marine and River Risks.
At the Lowest Tariff Rates.
L. Elmer BADER, President
CHAS. ENGSTFELD, Vice President
GEORGE STROMEYER Secretary.
First Fiscal Year.
io"ioms received ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 7, LIS -
FIRE, marine and river losses
PAID. S846 47 50
keinsuIances rebates, ex-
penses, ,as3 ss-l34, OOl s.
ss3,lNl u
AotAi mount OF sssets..... S794 So %
DECLARED:
Interest on capital paid ill., ten per cent
Dividend on capital paid in, eighsper cent.
DIVIDEND on premiums paid, sixteen Der cana
TRUSTEES.
Ionisy s Abraham' 8. Kats,
Ius schneider, A. Elmer BadeY
sPp noIeI, w. B. Schmidt,
.; n@u"gsfoen' Theodore Lilienth.Z
6: rs B. Giler, k;s. Del sah s0ndiO'
q. Eicke, 4 T. Nsait.
J. N. Schwafts CHARLES EngstS.T
:. ronnAn, Louis SchwarA
TahK, P. Rckert,
x. Weisenbsch, a. r. Gorreva
p. Roder, n WiIderm1
oc23 lin
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-17

BOARD OF DIRECTORS,
Elected February II, 1873
Charles Briggs, Thomas H. Hunt,
Ant. Carriere, Chm. Honold,
George A. Fosdick, D. JamisOn,
r. Brugier, r. s. Howard,
P. Anderson, Felix Larue.
A. Frerchs, Aug Behn
George W. Dunbar, Edward Toby,
E. F. Stockmeyer, Wash. Morton,
Henry J. vose, William knox,
E. Marquee, W. s. Bailey,
Charles Weishaar, j. E. Livaudais,
A. Lecourt, Atv oed Violet,
Frank Williams, A. K Miller,
Charles LATTE, Edward Morphy,
Rudolph Seg, j. A. Lum,
W. G. Black, Silas Weeks
George ". Hynson. mh91
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EXECUTIVE ORDER.

?. g. nESLONDE, Secretary Of State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-17

MERCHANTS MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW ORLEANS
Office No. 1O4 Canal street.
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The above statement is q true and correct tran
script from the books of the company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
J. p Roux, Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-11
BY James NJ. Taylor IL Sop,
Real Estate Agents aud AuctioUaers,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
TRUSTEES SALE uF THAT VAIL

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT FhLU-
az KPHcHM kNOWN as THE OLD
DOMINION: sI.iAK REF IN r. AhsOa
u HHsh F1R EsF,S ii sUgaR.~By VIZ
tue Of letd of trust sAeentcd to s az trn ms
dominion Sngss. Refining Company. dated Fei,-
rusry nth, ,s5a, and Only recorded In the clerks
office OF Richmond Chancery Court, In u. b.
tlun, ON the preniise... vn THURSDAY the lsth
day of June. las, ut L O'Clock all Of the above
Es p 6i IFsF oR
HOUSE. No. 116, on the west side OF seventeenth
street Dock street The lot fronsA3 feet, run.
feet on the north side Of Dock street between FIJI
and desirable aYe-Story BRICK sToRE-HuUsE,
No. Both houses built OF the very bsSt uiItefeat
auI ccnaiuing all necessary machinery usually found
In = hrst-class sugar Refinery which was purenased
The ocs sT" Of ns bes Immediately
upon the dock renders It highly desirable for 1nan-
ufaciutng purposes. particularly for sugar refne-
OF capitalists The undersigned Will receive propo-
sails for purchase privately In part or as whole
The property win b. sold free from eucumbrancc
ftIe trustees la previous deeds uniting In the con-
10 the prc1I rxcePt as 40 to s%o Seed
caunut now be paid Off US II Is hot yet determined
by the courts who Is cuiile to- thee notes; but rs
will be allowed to settle by executing bonds payable
only when release IF said cncunbra,cts Is offered
Terms 0ne-thjrd of the entire purchase money
ton ut eighteen months, hearing Interest from the
It day of August, 1867: 1000 ms bond payable on
from maturity; aud the balance IN negotiable notes
interest added, dist buted as Fellowship TWO
inihs OF the entire purchase-iDoney ut SIX months
eighteen months. Only six per cent: Interest vii
lr charged uu ferred payments which will be Sc
cured BY u deed of trust upon Tire property.
II. Ma NSOh SMITH, Truutees
=. WARWICK.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR Son, Auctirueers.
m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-11
BY Grublis i Williams.
,,rtionecr. and Real Esiaia Agents,
Eleven IN street between Main and Bunk.

rS,RUSTEE'S SALE OF THE VALU.
i ABLE FARM KNOWN AS WtUnBoCRNt,
AT TUSSTALL'S STATION. IN IHF. huT KILL,
MON phND YORK RIVMi RAu.R0AU,AhVUi
rW' FETY NILES FR,M KitHMUND: ALSO.
Took. FURNITURE. ~ tHTATmN cIkh,,
SII,S &C AT AuCTIUS.-lntx e'utl0n ~ deco
~ tru Z from !. Otto Ehbet, aud vile tn tue
subscriber ~ trustee, dated 10th OF March, 1871. ann
duly recorded in New Kent county Court once, ne
Ing the reto r'lu ire 10y the assignee 81 tie creotor
scrtirt.i. and by authority of New Kent ,l.fuh
O,irt. made Aprii IL. ls73. Viii sell ~ hnini,
upOn The premise. on NEDN ESDAa ue is,n w
lime ls7a, ut II o'clock A. NJ, THE fAhM aDse
uaur.raIri described. containing IHREE hun-
l,RhU ACRES more ar less win i've DDimpss
thereon embracing L new brick dHeIltng Oh eiRhI
rye y, f, ms. fB fWo stories: new Drlck kiPifn'
laundry. a,ni servants Tocns. aud aisO some o''
buildings, with Eiie prclEir'i. ~.
.Tifs has long been regarded ~ very prphi,tNe
farm. and has been Iniol, improNe' ut c"iisuefa
bic ea peiise by lis pf-se..f owner.
hose desiring q really valuable farm near p avn
with convenient acc.sS by railroad to the cry
should by all IaeaHS attend this sale. ,,.,.
After the salcof liz farm, Willie sold the HOUSE
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE. sIOCh,
FARMING; fMILESIL MS. VEHICLES. &c.
THE TERMS Of the deed require a sale Tor cisai,
but the creditor authorizes me 10 sell The persohal
property To- rijh u. 10 Sims only under $50; oter
that aito'u, u credit OF sixty days for neR011'
bic nes satisfactorily indoraed the real ESTATE for
one.fourth. cash; the residue on credit OF SIX,
twelve. eighteen, and tweyty-f,ur months for
negotiable notes, secured by decd OF trust and all
credit payments To b. With interest added fron day
GT s,ile. +. w. GKURB~, Trustee.
GRUBBs& WILLIAMS, Auc,ioneere.
my 27.3i. tn1.s.J iI.1s&tJM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-11
BY Lyme j Brother,
AuctlO,lsers and Real Estate Agents,
No. l2l2 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A TRACT
~ OF LAND. WITH A VALUABLE GRfST-
MILL THEREON. AT PUBLIC AUCflON.-Bv
virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court ct HenrlcO
unity pronounced the 3ist Of March, 1879, In the
sIit uf Turpiu. executor rS. Rol~rs administrator
the un,prsigue /. ~ commissioners appointed by said
decree. will offer Iur sale at public auction OH FIRE
DAY the 2nih Di June, 1874 Ut the hour OF OClock
p, NJ, ON the premises. that certain TRACT OF
LAND, containing 46 $4,000 ACRES known il
the division of b. W. Ropcrs estate as the Mill
Tract, with water Yrisl-Inill thereon now III the
occupancy cf q. X. 10 err and situated In the
ounly of HenrlcO about two and half miles from
me city oil Richmond. un the new central pike. anu
ktnwn rs Rogers mill said sale 10 Ike made ut the
VI b ;pJ cost of the former purchasers, George n.
Euper and George -. Pb7tslint6.
Oh this tract one could tx larg: icC-poiti; ana
from It's proximity to the city would b. quite valu-
blr. s
TERMS OF SALE : Cash Ms TO go much or the pro-
reeds of sale as will be sufficient to pay the charge
of ,ie and the amount OF the bond o! said horet
due or the zUt of Geccubcr, 1872. for 1888, WIN
interest thereon from the 10Th rf December, s1l.
t ay OF sale AT six per cent and on credit US 10
tue residue OF proceeds OF sale in two equal islD-
ments of $7a 50 each, payable respectively OH the
nth of I-ceher, is7a and 10Th "f Drrt ner - va
With int, cst or said deferred payments from .y
NJ .alc at six per cent. per anhu,u: tue purchaser
10 EXECUTE hia bonds with approved secilr1ty TOT
auiI deferred rayments. and title To be retained
until the whole Of said bonds arc p.yed and convey
'"o' EDWARD Y. CANNON.
| IL I'D Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-11
ny Isbell & Son,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE ON THE SOUTH
SIZE OF BROAD STREET BETWEEN FQU-
shtE AND ADAMS STREETS AT AUCTION
by virtue OF u decree OF the Chancery Court of the
city of Richmond, entered on the 10th day OF May.
I-7S. insttic case s,yled Woodson rs. WoNdFon ct
us. and Downcy rs Wocdsons, We. special COM
issiuners by said decree appointed. will sell at auc-
lion. upon the premises, on THURSDAY the l-rh
day OF June. 1875 at O'Clock Z. A., the real estate
Ian said suit mentioned-yz:
THREE-SrORY BRICK BUILDING with
KITCHEN, admirably suited for a business house
aud family residence, situated and being Us above
slated. The LOT fronts tSenty-Our feet andrun back
one hundred and twenty feet to an alley.
Also, a LOT adjoining the above, with a large two
story brick stable thereon, commonly known rs
Wootson's stable, which, with small outlay, may
I've made most excellent grocery aud granary
stand.
TERMS: one third of the purchase money to be
paid In cash; the balance In equal instruments on
credit Of six and twelve months respectively, the
u,lrchaser or purchasers ptytnH negotiable poter
we'll innorsed with interest Aided al Tire rate OF slx
per c,utum per :uuum from the day Of sale for the
deferred aj ents and the title 10 bC retained until
The whole TrrlLise money Is fully paid and con-
yeyance ordered 10y the court.
". W. COSBY,
CHARLES ". TURNER,
lea Special Commissioners
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-11

50 SN, 80
A TRIBUTE 70 sYias1ssasAxpf HER EpucA.
T1psAL IssTIrUTIpsstE From The New Or.
now, as she did during tie late war, to ciuc;.
date the great moral qualities which nlade
her great. To her tue eyes and hearts Of the
southern people are turned with the deepest
love ind yencraiion. The Potomac need
never be crossed by aDy; OF our youth seek
Ing TO prepare themselves for the grand
duties OF life which, In the condition of the
South religion, patriotism, and honor NAV
require. Ii they are born in evil times. they
may be lust the times which make men
great. Minds intent on great achievements
are seldom bred Of luXlfytor sffluence, or
amidst States prosperity. It is when
wrong prevails that good man thinks of
right; when 2despotism dominates that a
brave man looks to liberty; aud the highest
ftue5 arise ever from conflict. The bril-
iiant achievements OF the two great men
Who lie near each other in their native earth
at Lexington, may well be the Mecca of our
southern youth-to I'LL them with a noble
desire for exee!lency and an undying patriot
ism for their country 49, ss -
The Spartans and Romans seem to have
been intent upon but one requirement OF
every cttzen-that he should be a good SOL
dicr. Beyond the manual skill in arms
they taught but two, virtues-courage and pa
triotism. Christian civilization has, of course,
largely extended the moral and religious
m"t'vcs which now enter INTO the education
of II soldier. No such men as General Tee
OF Stunewall Jackson could have arisen in
Rome or Greece and, we ,uay add, could
arise, but with greatest rarity, anywhere
In the great rebellion in England there were
many Christian soldiers; Cromwell, Fair
fax. lreton; and In the armies of the United
States in the hate war there were doubtless
many devout men commanding them; but
noue in England or the United States rose
up TO the high standard Of Christian hero
ism these two great men presented. Tht
cause Of their superiority, of course, i:
questionable matter; but. in our opinion
they were The result OF The civilization il
which they were reared. That civilization
extended throughout the Nhole South. Il
ipculcated honor, truth, justice, and We
trust still remains in all our institutions t
guide our youth upto all the highest attri
butes of tile Christian gentleman and sol
d.er.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-11
by Wellington Goblin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

'I'HE BEAUTIFUL FARM AND CUUN-
4 TRY SEAT CALLED "LABuRNUM," On
THE BROOM TURNPIKE AND HERMlTAGE
ROAD ONE AND 4 HALF MILES NORTH OF
RICHMOND. CONTAINING ONE HUNDRED
AND SlXTi-ONE AND HALE ACRES, FOR
SAIEA AUCTION WITHOUT LIMIT OK RE-
SERVE am Instructed TO offer for sale, OH TIN
promises, on THURSDAY the 10th June. 1873, at :
o'clock 7. NJ. II fair. II rot, the first tair iy there
after the above eautti al and attractive farm cll'ed
"khBURSUM,' the late residence of the HON
Jalnc: .yOs. ono apia half miles nOrth 81 TINS Guy.
on tile Brook turnpike, containing 16l IL ACRtS.
This DrOpery Is 80 well known that minute &c.
scriptinn Is unnecessary. The dwelling Is supplied
With all of the comforts Uf town h0usc-water'
gus &C. and.a Kitchen with Il range of the hest G'ta-
ity.
aut rye. ar.t look well.
Tht land fronts OH the turnpike. Hermitage road
and cru-s-road leading from the turnpike To- th'
latter rua, thus giving 1t advantages Tor su1-ivl:-
lon intu smaller tracts plat OF wch can I've seen
n NV cfice. The early completion Oh the grea'
Chesapeake and ohio rLilruad will doubtless aud 10
the value Of real estate III ami aruuni our CllS
Recently the Rlctmcnn anu Frederick spurg nan
rsd Company purchased nc $500 per acre iana 0p
no lite The Fair grounis aud wlthI3 nile VI Inls
| place. o,i which they are now eFcGtng WORKSHOPS
an other buildings. which gives Additional value u
the conuiguous property.
For fur her particulars apply to the liic'1oneer
TERMs: About $lo.nGO Will be j1-rurci =! :dsh
AS to the bssnc; Ct the purchase money II Is De
ljc,, Il that liberal terms rau be hid wn1eD WIZ ut
yud- known at the hour oi sale. The place IL per
| irctly healthy, aud the wacr excr'irnt. aih Ill
struct,.l to say that the sale ,gil De positire
10 7.rodeds W. GnpDlH. Auci,one"r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-11
BY Hill & Godt:ip,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioueers,
No. Hos Mali street,

T'HE FREE EBRlDHE iFROM RICH
i MuND To MANCHESTER SUw OPEN IT,
THE PuBL1G-hptTIoM SALE. nF EIGHT
SQUARES FROM THE -ABBTMhNT or TtF
FL IL BRIDGE nNEIHEfGeMNEH or NINTH
AND MCuONubGH AND stMME:s STRkFlS
IN HE To-" \ HF NANCIfPSTER.-tm SAT-.
URpsY. June ut 81 O'clock T. 81. gu tlg pre-
nlisc5. we viii sell LIGHT DESIRABLE AMI
tItGlBLI SITUATED LOTS located ~ above
Fonr lots f % feet front eachnn ScnInc; sire"
and four lots Of 50 feet front cicii on M:Dvnuug
street. beginning at the corner Of Ninth street
ming back the usual ,epth. NOW III VI TRAVEL
HAS BEGUN IN THE FREE BRUCE no one
should neglect this opportunity t. purchase LOT
for home ennyenient ~ the business centrc OF
hicfInOfui. This property for speculation will In
Il short time I've worth tiuubic Whist 81 r pow
TERMS: Une-third caslr:5 l,sfduce 81 ,iS AND
twelve months, with SIX per cent. interest udded
secured by Il trust deed. Hit & GODDIS,
je lD-td s..sr. Ets.t .ss. Anctiuureys.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-11
b. Kobertson, Bronaugh q Co.,
Rett Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Hull street. obpOfite the court-hoase,
Manchester, Va.
DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUs-

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED UF TRUST
Dexecutej TO me as trustee on the 10th day OF
March. 1870 BY William WiBfree. dr., and duly re-
corded ia The clerks Office of Chesterfield County
Court 10. IT, 81 page 2.e). shall, being fequfr 10
to do BY the benehciary sell at pabife auction on
the premises on Til UkSDAf the 6th Of June, ls7a,
at II O'Clock a., that VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND lying near the Midlothian c9aioni IN
Chesterfield county. containing about W. ACkES.
cock ami others. This land lies about Two and
half mites from Cns1geld a,ltfou on the ktchlnoWt
and DanYiiie raiiroad within tie eoslHeld Aisut
one-tl.r Is cleared the residue In forest If oak Ard
pine. The surface Indications Of the eaissence OF
coal gre good as 5uy I'm The coal HE'LL
~ tse buildings consist Of 4 DWELLINu Will hihe
ur ten rooins aEd all neersuary 0ut-hostses.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 90 pay Gxl*fi.ts OF ssie
and as!p: aIsc 0a the lothaf March, bH and VI
ON tie 18th Of Msrch, 7s 70 be secured ey aessloI
money, if any 30 be payable NJ saeh tne, and g..
cue I iu such inaIlnsr ~ tho said sftntIsk shA1
direct and 10 default OF such d.lfe: he
tee sbait think &C: ). BROOk-.tx1stessss
!. RoaeRTsoN, BKesAUgH 8 Co. 4Anesi osssssss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-11
BY, Lyme 3 Brother,
Aucliuneers and Real Estate Agents,
lsl?. Main street,


r ARGE COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
IL TWpIiUSDRED BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
LOTS in THE PLAN OF Bi.AND'iE, JUST BE-
YOND TIE WESTERN CORPORATION LINE.
WHERE PROPERTY Is DAILY lNCREASlNG
III VALUE. FRONTING ON CARY. HARV1E,
MAYO. AND RANDOLPH S'rRt ETS, MD ON
RICHMOND, LEE. AND Sr0NEWALL AVE
NuES FOR SALE BY AUCTION.
fa"o ana rs "'ie R lei non D""'''s >'"'' Vi
Shapard and ais. Decree entered May 6.ls73.
III execution of the above decree the undersigned.
as suecal commissioner thereby appointed, VIII sell
al public auction, on the prrn cs, OH It'll ukS-
DAY. 18th June. 1s73, commencing III O'Clock +.
NJ. and sell in urrlcr naued the following luts-to
FOURTEEN LOTS on Cary street,
FIFTY-TWO LOTS on It1ryic street,
THIRTEEN tors on siai'i, strcri
fIFTFt !. L''rs uu Irc avenue.
FORTY LOTS nu Bland street.
TIItRrY-TWO LOTS On Mayo street,
THIRTEEN Lur- un Randolph atr..t
ELtVtN LOTS OIL Stonewall avenue,
TEN LOTS ON Richmond avenue.
The above lots are located III the county. thr re-
fore the taxes very sm II an! 10 parties wish
ing To invest ami persons o iuIited leans who d
not wish ~ live within the city limits. they vii!
never have more fivorLh! opportunity to Invest,
aud their special attention Is called to the foregoing
aIlc.
4 plat Of the above properly can BE- seen at any
time al the office Of the aurtioneers and on the Pc
misses dry Of sale. showing the exact Jlwtns!ou
ut the lots. r..- .-......
TERMS tine third ci4l, r. luc M sin aud lively.
months for Negotiable notes, intrIrst a,ltlrd, title
retained by the court. WILLIAM Fl. LYME,
iri Special ConIJni eioner
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-11
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioueeIs,
lib Main street.

Eight VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
IL On CHURCH. HILL FOX SALE BY AUG
TJON.~-W" shall sell Ivy auction on the premises,
ON WEDNESDAY, 18th Instant. al y O'Clock =. NJ.
commencing and continuing in the order In which
The, are named. EIGHT FALUABLEBUI
LOTS. located and described as follows:
TWO of % by I25 feet each. with an alley In the
rear l.! feet wide. the west side of Twcnly-hith
street between aud streets:
ONE Of 30 by l30 feet. with an alley In the rear 10
feet wilc. on Tive east side uf Twcnty -fth street r-
tween y and y streets:
FOUR OF 2sf by l3a feet each. with al alley In the
rear 10 feet wide. on the south side of street COM
mrncing at lis intersection with the west line of
Twcuty-Sixth street aud running weStwardy: and
ONE of Al by I'D feet on the west side Of Twenty
sixth street between Marshall and CLAY streets.
TERMS: une-third otaic purchase money ip cash
The residue In siX aud twelve mURths negotiable
notes 10 be given for the deferred payments. with
interest aided. aud secured ll deed Of trust.
RICHARDSON n co,
10; Aurtionpprg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-11
rs y. NJ. Ice.
Real Il tate Agent and AuctiOue.r,
No. l0l4 Main street. ..

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il REAL ESTATE on FIFTH and SECOND
STREETS, IN TIE CITY OF R1tHMDSD.-By
virtue of deed of trust executed by Della s. Nara
- aud Ann Eliza &. Hughes, on tho 23d day ofhla
$50, and duly recorded in the clerks office Uf The
Chanrrry Court Of the CITY Of kiclrnoni In deed
hook VI r., p. l,7, the undersigned, j. r.. ,ioddin-
one of the trustees therein named, and RUfGrt u.
Scott substituted trustee ny order o said Clanccry
Court of the 81 Jnuc, sTl. for the rther trustee,
now deceased, and the elm named, bciii. requested
by the beneficiary IN said deed will proceed to sell NJ
public auction, on the premises, on WEDN ESD Y
The 18th day of June 1873, ut O'Clock u. NJ Of that
day, the LOE OF LASp fronting Oh the east SIDE Of
Fifth street hctwecn Grace aud Broad, sixty-ayen
feet more or less. and upon which there are FOuR
VALUABLE BRICK TtSENESrs, two st"Iie1
each, and which will b" sold separately.
hmm, datri, fc cafe" wa viii proceed Ia Sell. on
the premises. the LOT OF LAND situated OH ) :
coud street h.tweeu hlarshall AID Clay streets, In
said city, running and fronting - feet on said Sc
culid street, ami running back from said Second
street ~ feet, aud OIL which thc,e IS good two
story BRIG Is DIV ELLING with seven rooms; and
ucctssary out-huiIdings.
TERMS: For cash Us 10 much as mfy lc neccs-
sary 10 dcfray the expenses If sale and executing
ibis trust and the tynrnt of the debt secured by
said deed: and as To- tue laianc the terms will I've
announced on the day OF sale.
j. r.. EDDD1S. Trustee.
ROGk Z G.. SCOTT,
10 lids - Sub ;iiuttri Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-11
aTCrIoY. ss.AsIIl..EIasI.-FFinsnre paws.
BY Weilinston Gtddin.
Austionesr and Zeal EFtate AGENT,
corner ar Eleventh and Eank Errsetg.

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TsRUsTEES AND ASSIGHET2S SALE
| "A soE TRACT No, III OF soFEs "a UNDRED
AND FnEFY; AcRE.s0F. LAFD INHANovER
COUNT. EIGHTEEN NIL ES NORTH " II
OHlU ERtILR0AD.--As trustee OF " illiam III.
Sasby aud Wife In their decd of ssth November.
sI9, duly recorded in the clerks once Of the Han-
over County Court, and the undersigned, T. g..
Niche. us assignee In baBkfnptcyaf the said VIII
liam Cosby we Will sell ut public auction. NJ the
Eleventh streets, IN the city ot Rfchm nd on
TUESDAY, juno &c, p13, attI2 J-clpck 3D.. The
above TRACT IOFzLAND. containing by recent
a1t6ining the apds OF. Samuel Il. .PniiiIn, John J.
HotIingworih. and others. It. ~ hSuhded On the
north Try the land Of y,hn !. HoIngNcrth. and ON
The east and south by the Ncrthsnfa and Little
rivers. And the land Is said 70 be or excellent
quality. - sfIas.gi tf-
TERMS At sale.
WELLINGTON SODDlN, Trustee.
I. L. NICHE, Assigned.
l1-ppltls 49, Fl