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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-23
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. ],
BY Isbell q Son, - ~,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents, Il

huSliOuCSlS 1hu GhCdI -ctoSC faSSii'Sf
No. 8 Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
j. REAL L, ESTATE IN THE L. CITY ;9F RIcR q
sM9NR 9M 81 J0H Rp GkAf mp SnR MaR
AVENUE AND ADAMS STREET, AT, AUG
TION.-By virtue OF deed Of trust executed 70 the
oa sne 2, oa the
day of March, 1873 Of record In the clerks Office OF
the Cbaneery Court Of che city Of Richmond, we
June, 1873 upon the premises, commencing with
the property on ST. Johns street at O'Clock P. NJ,
the following REAL ESTATE, to viii,
the southeast corner Of st. Johns and Charity
streets with about six rooms The lot fronts SO
feet ON ST. Johns street and runs back between par
'-i :. Two we NEAT FRAME TENEMENTs with five
rooms each, on the north side OF Clay between Mum
ford ala lmer streets The lots front IS feet each
and run back 100 feet more less to an alley ten
feet wide. ~ ...--..E .-.-
3. Two MOST DESIRABLE .TwO-sTORY
BRICK TENEMENTS, on the north side of Mar
sbail between Madison aud Monroe streets, having
seven rooms, with brick kitchens, gas, and water
These lots front 30 feet each and run back 100 feel
to alley. These teuemeuis were built by Glaze
brook & Thomas for their own use, anu are most
ez { TWo SsIa5RSs BRICK LuMBER-HoUsE
which will make a most excellent business house
fronting on Brook avenue between Broad ant
Adams streets eighteen feet and running back to al
alley ifteenfeet wide. This tenementis well suitet
f. PESWsty sna and
which has been occupied by lGlaZebroOk & rhoDa:
retail and wholesale grocery, fronting on Brool
avenue and Adams street twenty-ninc feet and run
ming back thirty-seven feet This Is considered tn
best business stand on Shockoe Hill. .s- 1921
6. A LOT with STABLE thereon, near to tn
ast-mentioned piece of property fronting 30 fee
on an alley Is feet wide, and running back so feet
TERMS: One-third cash; the residue on credl
of six and twelve months for negotiable notes witt
interest added and deeds of trust upon the pro pert
THOMAS POTTS,
iel3 G.t Surviving Trustee.
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BY Lyme & Brother. Ea9I
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1219 Main street. 81

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a TRACT
MILL THEREON. AT PUBLIC AUCTIONS
virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court Of Henrico
county pronounced on The 3lst or March, 1877, In the
suit OF Tnrpn, executor. rS. Roper administrator
the undersigned, commissioners appointed by said
decree. will offer for sale at public auction on FRI
F. NJ, on the, premises. that certain TRACT On
LAND, containing IS $4,000 ACRES knowl Ia
the division of b. w. Roper's estate as tine Bill
Tract, with water grist-mi1 thereon, now Tn The
occupancy Of G. X. Roper, and situated In fhs
county Of Henrico about two and a bali miles from
the city Of Richmond. on the new Central pike and
known as Ropers mill; said sale TO he made at The
Roper and George D. Peasants. .f. 49,. 81,
On this tract one could FIX Il large Ice pond and
from It's proximity TO the city would be quite yals
BILE. H. f t.,..zi ii
TERMS OF SALE Cash as 10 so much of the pro
ceeds of sale as win be sufficient to pay the chare
due the 10Th Of December 1872, for s7s3.3a. viii
interest thereon from the Goth Of December, 1871
till day of sale at six per cent? and on credit as Y
the residue Of proceeds Of sale in two equal install
ments OF 7s3 50 each. payable respectively, on tht
2oth OF December, 1873, and Goth Of December lsN
with interest Oh said deferred payments from day
Of sale at SIX per cent. per annum: the purchaser
sail deferred payments and title to be retained
until the whole of said bonds payed aud convey
ance directed by the court. 800. 5. ri. r.. s.a
EDWARD Y. CANNON, Commissioner.
POSTPONEMENT. s aEtl se.s
sale has been postponed until THURSDAY, 26tf
'''e' -'''' N'' - EDWARD Y. CANNON,
je2l .ssa...s s.-.,-.s Commissioner,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-23
BY Hill s. Goddin, ~
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. Hos Main street.

TWO VALUABLE BRICK DWELL
Il INGS AND THREE VACANT LOTS ON
MAIN STREET BETWEEN LAUREL AND
CHERRY STREETS. A BRICK DWELLING
AND VACANT Lot ON CANAL STREET
NEAR JEFFERSON, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
BY the request Of the heirs of WIZ. Glenn, de-
ceased, we will sell ON FRIDAY, nth instant, on
the premises, the following properly In the order
named At S o'clock p. NJ. TWO BRICK TENE-
MENTS on the south side of Main street between
Laurel and Cherry streets, one-haf square from
Monroe Park. Each tenement contains seven rooms
kitchen to each with four rooms well Of water be-
tween the two tenements the lots front each 25 feet
and run back 199 feet to 20-foOt alley oCCu-
pied al good rental. Immediately after the above
we will sell TWO LOTS, 32s feet front each, having
the depth OF 100 feet the west side Of the above
tenements and ONE LOT of 26xl99 feet on the east
side. .t
We particularly call attention to these most ex-
cellent building lots. Very few remain for sale near
Monroe Park at moderate prices. At o. O'Clock P
Al. a good brick DWELLING on Canal street near
jefferson, containing five rooms kitchen and water
I on the lot LOT fronts % feet and runs back 100
feet to fifteen-foot alley. The nearness OF thi
house to the workshops and the Tredegar Iron
Works should make this property sought after. I'm
mediateiy after the sale of the dwelling we will sell
VACANT LOT at the southwest corner of Jeffer-
son and Canal streets, fronting dSa feet anu running
| back 100 feet TO an alley fifteen feet wide.
Taxes for the present year 10 be paid by the pur
chasers.
TERMS One-fourth cash bala nee six, twelve
and eighteen months secured by trust deed with sI
| per cent. interest. HILL 4 GODDIN,
ieol ...-.... ... Auctioneers.
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BY Thomas w. kecsee, Auctioneer,
1877 Main street.

FLEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
~ TURE. PIANOS, IRON SAFE, DC, FOR
SALE At AUCTION THIS DAY. ut 10 O'Clock.
! will sell &C my a,iction-house. new Walnut and
YAK Siafnbcr suits, with marble p,ces; new: aud
econd-hand Cottage Chamber Suits: two very
superior Mahogany Chamber Suits; new Parlor
Suits and Lounges. various designs Plano stools
Bureaus, Wristbands, and Sideboards; Rosewood,
mahogany, and Plain Bureaus, and Wasbsfards .
elegant new Walnut W.itinS-Desks; Refrigerators,
Plated Ware. Brooms. Tin Safes, Bair Mattresses
Bookcase, Mirrors, Plated Ice Pitcllers Iron Safe
Organ; new Walnut and Poplar Bedsteads. &C.,
&c. Most Of the above goods are to be sold on mr.:
count of whom IL may concern. BUYERS will find II
10 their interest TO cali and exaUlue. - -" :
THOMAS w. KEESEE. Auctioneer
Agent for Hairs Fire and Burglar Proof Safe.
fp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-23
BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No, 1912 Main street,

ok SMALL FRAMED HOUSES, STU
- ATED ON BAKER AND NORTH LEIGH
STREETS, IN DUVAL'S ADDITION, KNOWN
AS J. b. PREMISES PROPERTY, AND A
LARGE NUMBER OF BUILDING LOTS, FOR
quest Of Mrs. Catharne Preutis. sell at public
zion. on the premises, on WEDNESDAifh the 2sth
day Of June, le73, mlnenclng 1t o'clock T. M.,
by Nos 49, DOS, 4G7, 4is Baker street, containing
about fo,r and 1--WE rooms each, with nice LOTS
attached.
Also, TWO NEAT FRAMED HOUSES, Nos.
429 and 40 north Leigh street, containing four
rooms each; besides several lots fronting on the
above streets Special attention OF parties OF limited
means Is called TO the foregoing sale. qf,,.I- -
TERMS: One-fOurth cash residue at six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, interest
added secured by trust deed txes for the current
wear TO be paid by the purchaser, ,- III
ir "a LYME Il BROTHER Aucttnnccrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-23
BY Wellington Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES AND ASSIGNEE'S SALE
l. OF TRACT No. Z, OF ONE HUNDRED
AND FORTY ACRES or LAND INHANovEK
COUNTY, EIGHTEEN MILES NORTH OF
RiCHMoND. On THE CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO RAILROAD.-As trustee or William II.
Cosby and wife, In their deed Of lcsh November.
1870 duly recorded in the clerks Office Of the Ham
over, County Court, and the undersigned, T. L.
Niche, us assignee IN bankruptcy OF the said VIII
liam H. Cosby, we viii sell at public auction, at the
Office of wellington Goddlu. corner Of Bank and
Eleventh streets, In the city of Richmond, on
TUESDAY, June "a, 1873, at IL o'clock b., the
above TRACT OF LAND, containing by recent
survey ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES,
adjoining the lands of Samuel X. Pulliam, John j..
fi0Iline~orth, and others. 1t 10 bounded on the
west by the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, on tho
north by the land or John }. Holiingworth, and on
The east and south by the NorthanBa and Little
rivers. And the Land is said to be- of excellent
quality.
I Z : WEELINGToN GODDIN, Trustee.
$50 T. L. NICHE, Assignee.
10 ll-andfils 800 -.,l--
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BY Hill & G.,Jdin,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. HOS Main street. SO
uERY ATTRACTIVE BRICK &C

VERY ATTRACTIVE BRICK COT
TAGE RESIDENCE ON THE GROVE
ROAD NEAR HARyIE STREET, ATOM ING
ON THE WEST THE RESIDENCE OF
CHARLES y. MORRIS. ESQ. FOR SALE Al
AUCTION On WEDNESDAY, the 18TH Of June.
on the premises at S, o'clock P. NJ, we will sell the
desirable RESIDENCE located us above described
called = ROSE COTTAGE long the residence oil
William j.. Hubard deceased. ...rf.t..., a.rs5 ~.
The HOUSE contains about six rooms; brick
kitchen with four rooms and is dellgntfuily shades,
by large and handsome trees. There Is good well
Of water, greenhouse, aud good many line fruit
Grove road 4s feet. with depth to Park avenue OF
about 200 feet, making II very valuable as 1t can DC
divided easily. This property being only square
from Franklin street, very near Monroe Park and
the Baptist College, and fronting on two Of The
most fashionable streets In tue city, must s0On be
come very valuable, and the attention Of partie:
seeking desirable home is called TO this sale, rs II
Is seldom the opportunity will occur TO purchase In
this neighborlioof. ,s..f.E
TERMS :One- fourth cash balance In four, eight
and twelve months, SIX per cent. added
i" HILL d GODD1S,
je Is-td $500, Aucti0neers.
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How THEY MANAGE CR1LDREN's Excursions
~ NEW YoRK.-The New York 1i1aes's first
children's excursion OF the season took place
on last Saturday, and embraced owe one
thousand children from the six mission and
industrial schools of the Children's Aid So
ciety. The supplies for the occasion con-
sisted OF four hundred loaves of bread and
fifteen hundred French rolls, sixty pounds
Of beef seventy-fve pounds of ham, thirty
pounds of tongue, one key of fresh butter.
fifteen hundred pounds OF ice, one barrel OF
sugar, one box of lemons, four hundred
quarts of fresh milk, three hundred and
fifty quarts of ice-cream.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-23
BY Hill i Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
@ No, llOS Main street.

VALUABLE LOTS IN THE PLAN OF
ROWLING GREEN. NEAR THE ME-
.CHANICaVu,LE TURNPIKE, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-On TUESDAY the Hth june ut "a
O'Clock =. NJ, on the premises, we Will sell EIGHT
HALF-ACRE LOTS fronting each 60 feet on Cedar
street located us above with depth Of $50 feet to
II street 30 feet wide: This ground Is fne for gar,
dening purposes, and being In good nelghG0rhood
and about ree-auarters # mile from the. city
limits should attract the attention Of parties seek
ing to purchase cheap homes or good Investment.
Properly Is increasing. IN value In THIS locality
>daily There Is small frame house and good
well of water ON one of the lots. Plateau be seen at
the Office OF the arctionecrs. ..,.s - .,s..,s 81
TERMS One fourth cash balance In Six twelve,
and eighteen months, with six per cent. added.
Taxes for this year have been paid. ,Ei FL
re ls-td HILL J. GOtDlN, AuctiOneers.
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Itmes.l-We have bad no conversation with
Major Sutherln in respect to the matter of
his being candidate on the independent
ticket, but from our knowledge Of his views
generally on the subject of politics we feel
justified in saying that he will not consent
for his name to be placed in opposition to the
nominees of the Conservative party. We do
not know in this State more staunch and
reliable member Of the Conservative party,
and whatever may be his views on the de-
veopmcnf of the material interests of the
State we feel sure that he will stand by the
Conservative cause and labor for its advance.
ment upon all occasions. We deem it proper
to state this much on our own responsibility
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-23
BY Hill & G0ddin, Auctioncers,
No. lle8 Main street.

DRICK STORE AND DWELLING
ID ABOVE. On BYRD STREET BETWEEN
TENTH AND ELEVENTH STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-By request of the heirs of
W K. Glenn, deceased. we win sell, on sATuR-
DAY the 2sth instant, ut O'Clock Z: NJ, on the
rooms above on the north Side of Byrd street next
10 the corner Of Eleventh street, having front Of
seventeen feet four inches, and running back forty
five feet. -. B
This property at some day will be made very
valuable bv the James River and kanawha canal
Taxes to be paid by the purchaser
TERMS: ON. fourth cash balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months. secured by trust deed.
la OIL HILL & CODDIN. AuctioDcers,
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PRESERVATION or OYsrER-BEDs.-L. +.
Pourtales, of the United States coast survey,
attributes the decrease In the supply of oys.
tiers to the wasteful process of using the
same beds continuously. rs in October, when
the season commences, the spawn is still too
small to be detached from the shell and thrown
back into the water, and is carried off and
destroyed in large quantities. He thinks
that some system Of rotation in the fishing
of the different beds would produce more
equal supply without the impending danger
of exhaustion.
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BY Isbcii & Son,
Auctiopeers and Real Estate Agents,
COMMISSIONERS sALE.-LAR'

COMMISSIONERS sALE.-LARGE
kk. AN ERATE THE s1 5ES SF 81 Hs
TERFiELD-"B ELLoNA ARSENAL, BEL Il,
Iona E9YNp IN4hp rsS sT LEf RasS1c AM
rsry Court of the city of Richmond pronounced on
sa Ap s s hs "a! Of ha SD d ss
ri june ls73, ut o'clock r M. of that day, ( fair
&c not then ON the next fair day at the same time
expose 10 sale at public auction the following very
valuable pieces Of real estate -. mr., -.
j. That very VALUABLE Real AZ. ESTATE stu t,1
a m1nd. containing TWENTY-SEVENA AND ONE
HA IF ACRtS: and well known AS " BELLoNA
Wen CONSTRUCTED buildings upon this place were
-eresr ed by the United States Government, and are
adInL rably suited for large manufacturing essb-
i's y 'aatSELLoNA FOUNDRY adjoining the
Arsenal. This tract contains TWO HUNDRED
NINE ACRES 3d. Of LAMP 1i ot
brick lighthouse, large workshop, large lumber
house, in-dam in perfect order, and ample water
Tbe land is well adapted to agriculture.
81 iANR i eonanns aDoa
NINETY ACRES. with no improvements.
ID One fifth undivided interest In fee simple IN
'BODY OF LAND called !. KESNlCk," partly In
and PqTaaaR cqa9ieS ED
ACRES; upon which there Is large frame dwell
mo and NECESSARY out-houses. This land lies within
the range OF the coal lands Of Chesterfield, and IL
sunposed to abound In this mineral John II. Bry-
ant Esu, who resides on the premises, viii take
pleasure In showing the came aud giving any tie-
Each piece of properly WIN be sold separately.
The attention oe capitalists aud Others fs specially
invited to this r7lre opportunity for profitable In
yestment, .. ...J..,.,,
and eght cen months for negotiable notes, with In.
snrest from day Of sale, aud title retained UNI
m the whole purchase money Is paid anu convey
anre ordered BY the court; mn, ,o,,,-sro,y =, @
HENRY G.$CANNON,
-zsSi3 C. q. iMCEAFyt 800 49, 80 :.
ED. Y. CANNON - -; I, ~, E.s.
a tao ssa4;3 4yf4EEe Special Com n1issloners.
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BY William K. Polk e. Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctOneefs,
No, Tenth street, post-0ffiee square.

THAT! LARGE, CONVENIENT, AND
i wELL-BUILT BRICK DWELLING No.
3O6 MARSHALL STREET. BETWEEN MADi-
SON AND. JEFFERSON STREETS. OPPOSE lE
Tue SITE OF THE PROPOSED NEW
CHURGH.-At the request OF the owner. we viii
sell BY auction, on THURSDAY. June 27th, at
O'clock P. NJ, on the premises, the aboye-named
PROPERTY. The house has recently been painted
and nut In thorough repair. '"ssz.t
TERMS: Ope-eighth cash. One-eghth negotiable
note ut ninety days, satisfactorily balance
In one, two, and three years 1T eight per cent In
fere$t. .ssssS WILLIAM Is. icLh ~,
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AN AQUARIUM CAR WREcKED-How 4
WESTERN RIVER WAS STOCKED WITH FISB.-
Omaha papers just received contain accounts
| of the partial wreckiDg of the train on the
Union Pacific railroad, of which the Califor.
| na aquarium car which went out FROM
Charleston, n. H., was part, and of the Toss
of the $4,000 worth of propagating fish in.
tended for the rivers uf the Pacific slope.
The accident occurred ON Sunday. The
train consisted of several passenger and one
mail car, with the aquarium car between the
latter and the engine. At ElkhOrn station,
about thirty miles west of Omaha, a trestle-
work four hundred feet long and about
twelve feet in height, gave way, and the for
ward part of the train began TO sink through
The bridge. The rear truck of the engine and
the cab >auk first, which was soon followed by
the tender. The fish car sank through the
bridge into the water below. The mail car was
next, anu of that the forward trucks only
went over the edge of the break. The re-
mainder Of the train was uninjured. Road
master Carey, who was on the engine, was
drowned. When the aquarium car fell
through the trestle it sank completely under
water, where it tipped over, and the fish
escaped into the slough and thence to the
Elkhorn. At least 4 million small fish were
let loose into Nebraska stream. The river
is quite muddy now, so some of them will
probably die. but the greater portion will
live, increase, and multiply. 1t is considered
in Omaha a great thing for the EEkhOrn
river, which is thus cheaply and maSnrfi-
Gently stocked with the finest varieties 'of
fish. Three tons OF fresh water was taken
Oh at Lake Michigan and Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, and three tons and a half Of ice at
Chicago and Omaha, in anticipation of the
long stretch of bad.water country further
west, all the preparations for the rest of the
Journey 10 perfect ORDER Mr.. stone has
been ordered back to Washington with his
TWO assistants, to take fresh supply Of shad
and make another attempt with them to cross
The continent under the auspices of the
United States Fish Commission.
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Tux SAB DEAru or A Yoesu PKiscs. I'VE
get from the London Tssaes The particulars
Of the death, heretofore briefly reported by
cable, OF Queen yictoria's srandsot, Prince
Frederick William Of Hssse. The Princess
Alice OF Hesse had three children. Ernest.
Frederick William, and Victoria. The mo.
tttcr had followed One III her children ID The
door, and during her short absence Prince
Frederick William let toy, with which he
was playing, fail ont of the window, and
white trying to recover 1t he fell height Of
twenty feet to the sroiihd, The Princess.
hearing noise, rushed back, but only 10
time to see the unhappy child In the air.
Her shrieks soon brought assistance, bot all
efforts were useless, and the poor little fellow
died at about IL o'clock. He was weakly
child from his birth, but of lively and gay
disposition, and his death IL an immense
sorrow 70 his parents. for whom, it ia need
tess 10 say, the greatest sympathy Is felt.
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BY N. nj. Lee,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
No. 1Ol4 Main street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
l. FARM CONTAINING ONE HUNDRED AND
SIXIY-FIVE ACRES, IN HENRICO COUNTY
AND ADJOINING CURL'S NECk.-By virtue
of deed of trust executed to me by john W. West.
bearing date the 10th day of April 1882. recorded
IL b. pa 49, being required so to do by the party
secured in said Decd will proceed to sell at public
auction, on the premises, at O'Clock p. M.. on
THURSDAY, Sd day Of July. 1873, the real estate
conveyed in said deed, to wit: A FARM containing
one hundred aud siXty-fye acres, more or less,
adjoining the lands of Dir. POindcXter, e. Crew, B.
f. Dew, aud others. On the premises there IS 4
good dwelling and the usual out-hOuses orchard
of fruit trees. The place is also well watered.
TERMS Sufficient In cash to tlefray the expense
ofeXccuing this trust and to pay off certain bond
secured and described In said deed, bearing date on
the 18th day Of April 1852. for $lls7.9s, with in
ferest accrued on same, balance such terms as
may lxe made known at the time of sale
-..F WILLIAM II. PLEASANTS.
ico3 Trustee.
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EUGTTOE SALEH--Efttu DS5s.
-%---s-~~--~y~
~ by Grubts q Willisins,ss sst - ~
Afrctsoueers and Req, Estate Agents. =

I A VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING
AAGp BEAUTIFUL HUlLIlfEa LITE OE
~ ; EAsT SIDE OE SIXTH sTREEL hUk:EEH
OF LEIGH STREET AT AulTfOH.--0nT TUE
DAY, June 2ath, at 81 O'Clock IF. M.. we VII sell
upon the premtses, The property situsted as above.
and occupied 6g Mr. WililsIn SleishntnH: y,
The DW ELLtN9 rs large, substantially and wen
arranaed. with ahuut eigs ROOMS, betdcsa Kitchen,
with wRer and Ess on Tho PROMISES. The lot fronts
lao feet and fflhs back aboGt t5u feet
With the dwelling will be sold . Lot Of sofeea
front. 80 Etr5s.
After which win be sold very beautiful BUILD
ING LOT VI 8 feet on The south, and two others OF
2e feet eash on Che north. i!!ft7s 81
The situation Is pleasant and retired, yetyery con-
yeaiIent 10 the business part or the CITY. f.,ke
The terms win be accommodating.
n 80 EsE9I ~ GRUBBS&7WfLLIAMS, i,
te Il -.... s},.I1s-%s "a - III Auctsonerrs.
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#.s by Grubsss Il Williams. 4l
Real Estate Agents and Ancsionecrs,
Eleventh street between Min anti Bank.
noMMIssTONERs, sALEs NOF THI

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
W HANDSOME AND. VERY DESIRA RLE
KEs s =. Situated at THE s9n TIL
STREETS IT-AUCTION. - Harrisorl, &C., 90,
Caakie, tel In Richmond Cfancery Court. De-
cree entered 10th June 1s7s.-in execution OF said
decree the undersigned, the special commissioners
thereby appointed. will sell at auction. upon the
yremitesy on THURSDAY the 2aih day Of june,
1874, commencing at 81 o'clock, The residence stu
ated rs apoTe, formerly occupied by Captaih
James X. Caskie, and now by u. O. Nothing, Esq.
The dwelling aud the out-baildings are all of
cts, stOre-roOms, Bathroom, DC. There IL besides
Kitchen aud laundry three rooms for servants,
stable and csrriage-house The house Is admirably
planned and we'll finished, has marble mantefs
Throughout, and every modern convenience. ~.
The lot Is stx150 feet to alley. with beautiful
GROUNDS the east side OF the house, and aordins
space for another dwelling II desired. The pro
rerty will be sold as whole or sbdirided, rs may
be deemed best. ~,
Considering the character Of the improvements
and The beautiful situation Of the property, In
from the capitol and within few minutes walk Of
the business centre of the city, IL may lie safely sail
that no property now 10 the market presents so
many Inducements TO those seeking nrst-ciass
residence.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes with an
terest added at six per cent per annuIn, and title
j. A. MEREDITH.
. JAMES pEEkSANTS,
j. y. STEGER,
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