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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-07
Furniture.

IL D.Y0UN0 would respectfully tsfoSm
.1Is the citissns Of Marion County that he
nss opened . Cabinet Shop on Robinson
euest, west Of the fremont Houss, up stairs,
10 the room formerly oceapied by the Reps1i-
ca" Once, where he viii havsos hsed ell
t.nds Of furaitare, ssd Codhnsof all sises,
Which he viIIssll Low for Cash. (tf.)
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-07
Books and Stationery.

4 LBERT N. BROBST, Dealer in School
IA Books, Writing Papers, Blank Books,
Bibles, 10. Music Books, Musical Instru.
ments, Music for Sunday Schools, Singing
Schools, he. Organs, Violins, Accordeons,
Ao Pictures and Frames. Wall and Window
Paper. Paper Collars. All at Publishsrs' and
Msnufactursrs' Prices. East side of Public
Sauare. Knoxville. 437tf
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-07
Green Tea Clark.

iCF I/eWCtyM HSdts lts ilSt w
"strong and consistent Democrat" I"
with the name OF GREEN +. CLARK.
Well. admit he was strong" in
the convention, having received
there 133 votes on the first informal
ballot, and 141 ON second ballot and
subsequently having been declared
the unanimous choice of the conven-
tion. He is surely the popular man
in the whole Grange party Of Marion
county. He is also very persistent
Democrat. Hehas persistently push
ed himself forward as a candidate for
Office for years; but as the people
had experience enough with him
when he was in the Legislature be-
fose, he has not succeeded until now
in developing his strength.
Consistency is well enough in a
gopd cause, but in Green Teas case
perhaps it is not so commendable.
Let us see:
When he last represented Marion
county, or rather Inisrepresented it
in the Legislature, he charged the
State for only sic hundred and eighty
miles travel in going to and return
ing from Iowa City. How is that
Three hundred and forty miles from
Pella to Iowa City! 1t is only sew.
enty-five miles now. At that time,
II he travelled in his own conveyance
he could have reached Iowa City by
travelling less than one hundred
miles, allowing twenty-five miles
for bad roads. Ifhe took the coach
ria Oskaloosa, SigOurney and Wash
ington he would have travelled l2O
miles, or 24O miles going and coming,
supposing he came over to Knoxville
to start; but he lived almost on the
Mahaska county line, twelve miles
east of Knoxville. He drew ten
cents a mile. His $50 miles travel
then brought him sGs.0O. Allow
him 240 miles from Knoxville, and
he would have been entitled to $24.OO.
He is consistent Democrat" Of
course; but he won't get chance to
prove his consistency by stealing
mileage to Des Moines ria Chicago.
A beauty of a sH reformer is Green
Tea. He ought to go to Congress to
set an example of honesty for Ben.
Butler and Bully Brooks. A bright
and shining headlight. indeed has
the Grange hoisted to lead its party
to success on a reform platform.
Doubtless most of the Changers
thought Green was honest, and
would meet the requirements OF
their second resolution. They had
probably forgotten all about his little
si4 steal, although it has been public
Iy charged upon him time and again,
aud the charge never refuted. Now.
will they falsify their resolutions
and all their pretensions Of honesty,
and support this man at the head Of
their ticket, belying their lohd pro-
fessions, or will they be consistent
and withdraw him?
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-07
Orange Party Platform.
The Grange party Mt its conven-
tiOn last Saturday re-adopted the
1bllOWing ~

lut uIduge party Ut Ito CUuNeu-
tiOn last Saturday re-adopted the
pllowing
RESOLUTIONS:
I'VE the Working Men Of Marion
County In Mass Convention assem-
krd, viewing with unfeigned alarm
he encroachmente Of monopoly
Influences in the conduct Of public af-
aRirs by the purchase Of Legislators
md other public servants, as shown
~ the Credit Mobilier, Custom
HOuseand Tammany developments,
md recognizing the facts that we
(tnnot look to existing political par
MS for relief, do enact the following
I Resolutions
|w FIRST. That we will support no
man for Office who Is not and who
has not been in full sympathy with
the leading interests Of the producer
md manufacturer, especially rs op-
Ifosed 10 those who support the mo-
10polists in any form.
+. SECOND. That our candidates
must be men of integrity in every
respect, with no entangling alliances
Mat can i'm any way turn them from
Me- paths of duty to the whole body
politic.
THIRD. That all class legislation,
whereby any Individual, or body OF
individuals, or corporations is bene.
fitted to the detriment Of the people,
II contrary to the principles upon
which our government was founded
and tends to the destruction of the
republic.
FOURTH. That the doctrine OF
Vested rights under which our Rail.
road Corporations claim exemption
nom legislative control belongs to
rnst age and despotic rule, and ns ii
cannOt exist without infringing on
the rights OF the citizens generally,
Is has no legitimate place In the jur-
ioprudence Of a free people.
FIFTH. That many OF our public
01ficers are now receiving enormous
s}laries for their services, dispropOr-
tIpnate to the rewards of labor in the
ie1iustrial pursuits Of the people,
t<ling to habits Of extravaganza al
- riancs with republican simplicity,
i.nasang the burdens Of sosakiasss
and creating an aristocracy which
will sooner or later, undermine the
liberties of the people, and we de-
mand a reform in that direction.
SIXTH. That the action Of the
members Of Congress increasing their
own salaries was highly dishonora-
BILE, and also that il WAS dishonOrable
in the executive to sign said bill, and
we demand that the present Congress
repeal the law.
SEVENTH. That we will support
no man for office unless he stands
pledged to the principles enunciated
in these resolutions, and the accept
ance of a nomination at the hands OF
this convention shall be considered
n pledge 10 that effect.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-07
Knoxville Marble Works.

ID DOBINSON BROS, Manufacturers and
II Dealers IN Monuments and Head
s,ouss, sad Grave-yArd Work Of every dc
sssietiss. Near nssthwest corner Of Public
square, Knoxville, Iowa. It
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-07
Main st. Clothing House.

7 YARGER, MERCHANT TAILOR. has
j. eonstaptly on hsnd Full Line of Mems
sod Boys Wear, Hats, Caps and Fsrnishins
Goods.
Agent for Singers Sswir & Machines.
S33tf
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-07
Alerfantile, dbs Grades &r.
q. e. Conwell,

DHALER in Stoves, Tinwsre, Shelf and
u Heavy Hardware, Reapers, Mowers and
4 agricultural Implements generally. Agent
for NJ. w. Warren's Patent Atmospheric Port
able Soda Fountsip. Cid Stand, east side
square Knoxville. ,2tf
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-07
g. Gallagher,

MARION COUNTY YAUCTI0NEER, will
.Nl attend to all business in his liue ON rea-
,oDsbls terms. Satisfaction gusrsntesd.
ROCKVILLE and Otlcy, Iowa.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-07
J, ". WILSON.
J. K. Casey,

A ATTORNEY AT LAW, Knoxville, Iowa,
"A Office east side Of Public Square, and
np stairs over ConwelPs Hardware store.
VIII practice in Marion and adjoining Ceun-
ties. A"'j
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-07

One thousand colorsd persona ceie;;
brated at Keoknk on the lst inst.
the emancipation Of The slaves in the
West indies.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-07
G.. x Hart,

4 TFokNEl AT LAW and notary Pub
n Tic. Special at'esiinH gwen 10 collec-
. cnr and f"reciosing mortgages. Office,
: outh side Public Square, over old Post Of
f.e. u nnNpile, Iowa t630:f Ft
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-07

The Gass CRy says Dayenpcrt II
growing rap&iey. A rival peanut
stand hsa been started there.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-15
BY Grubbs 4 Williams,
Auc,ioncers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

GALE OF THE RICH MOND AND
y YORK RIVER RAILROAD--By virtue 81 II
decree of the thancery Court of the city of Rich.
River Raiiroad Company rs. j. Prosser abb and
Robert II. Marry, trustees, and j. Pros>er Tab anu
Kobert H. Maury, urEtces. rs line Richmond ana
York River Railroad Company, entered on the leth
survivor Of us, shall! sell by public auction, ut tie
auction-rooins of McSrs. Grubbs K Wi!liams, No.
Elcveu.h street, Richmond, Va, on FRIDAY the
Cd day of May 1878. NJ the hour Of u H., all the
OF tine RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL
ROAD COMPANY. including Its roadway, rails,
cross-tes depots, sidinGs. cars. engines, tenders,
and all other property whatsoever, including al:o
the franchises Of said company. and excepting from
such sale nothing whatsoever belonging to said COIN
pany except its chooses in action and debts due
become due TO 1t.
The TERMS of SALE WILL BE AS FOLLOWS
The sum Of $lsO,oOa shall be paid In CASH; and the
residue Of the purchase money shall I've payable us
follows $4,000 the LIST Of January. 1917, with in
terest nj the rate OF per cent per annum from Inc
day of sale: payable semi-annually 100000 on the
LIST day of january 1858. with interest at the rate
per cent. per from the day of sale. payable
scmi-annually; and the remainder Of such purchase
money on the LIST day ofJaiiry, 1877. with interest
at the OF per cent per annuIG from the day OF
10 the ratification rejection of the court. and pos
session rGt ~ be de'iyyrt,i ant! the sale LAS Dcer
ratified by thu cc:rt; the deferred payments lu NC
secured by deed Of trust OH the property sold such
Capitalists NH take notice thar the effect ot arale
and conveyance will he tn extta,tsh the said con-
psny and make the purchaser or purchasers body
corporate. @ 49, ~.
MAuKY, Richmond, Va. attorneys for tAe ras-
= ~ ROBERT n. MAURY.
a2s-td Surviving Trustees. !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-15
BY Grubbs 6 Williams,
AuctiOneers and kcal Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main ana Bank.
'V'HE LARGE AND ELEGANT PR

Ti'HE LARGE AND ELEGANT PRl-
GEoUSus ATTaCii&D, srruArED ar TfiE
N'RTiIEAST CORNER OF THIRD AND CARY
STREETS, FOR SALE AT tUCrIUN.-By re-
uiu.st of Mr. = c. 1ary. will sell at auction, oi,
the premises, on MONDAY, oIst day Of April Ut 50
o'clock L. NJ his well -kucwu and unirerssily-ac-
mre residence, situated Is above. 1t Is OF brlck co
yerCd with inastIc and contains thirteen rooms be-
SIDES storcroon,s and closets. WITH hot cod ana
shower bths. and wafer with stationary washst;Ics
in tic principal chambers: kitchen Win five rooms
for servants; laundry, with ssiEarv fixtures gas
throughout tic premises, AMI all of the most mo-
crn ropyCnirncee. The Stable Is rev, and besides
Il hostlcrs reom has space for Two carriages amt
three stalls
The buildings have been modelled ana renovated
order.
II would DC impossible In III advertisement 10
convey an adequate de.t OF the elegance and con-
pctcness of this propertt In every respect. II Is
enough 10 say that it combines the most admirable
arrangements with the NEST beapli fnl thorough
finish in every detai aud the highest possible degree
OF convenience aud comfortable accommodation for
large family. stl-
Tie lot froits ias feet on Third street, and runs
luck Iau feet.
Tie situation Is ono oil tho most beautiful and
convenient In the city, aud asis stands this property
Is not exceed by amy ether in all that constitutes
trst-c!ass residence.
IL Will he sold whole, or If desired The dwell
lug Viii be sol,i with front OF abJnt IS feef !cav-
ing thrc. building lots, each fronting IS feet on
Third street 10 he sold separately.
Persons wishing 10 eXaMlDe The premises bcsort
the day 0f sale are requested 20 call upon US.
TERMS \ accommodating. and Will be nlasic knowE
at the time or sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, =
NH Observation-Disclosures A.ct!oEccrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-15
l,y Moody & E0yail,
by Moody & Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncera,
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF y MAG
" NlFICENT JAMES RIVER FARM, LOCA-
TED IN POWHAThS COUNTY, VA. AOJolN-
ING THE LANDS OF " GLLIiM W. MICHAUE
AND % fHERS.-liy virtue Of decree of tic Cir
cult Court Of Powhatln ut the October term, 1sGo
in Il certain suit styled Royals guardian IS. Roy
all's heirs shall expose for sale 1t public auction
on MONDAY, May g. 1873 THAT being court-day). nj
|. O'Clock Vi, in front OF the conrt-honse door OF
said county, that handsome and beautifully located
FARM known rs KELONA, lying Immediately ON
Jlnes river, containing SIX HUNDRED AND
FoRTY-SIX ACRES OF VALUABLE LAMB
100 acres in james River lowgrounds. rs productive
rs any The river; about $50 In high state or cui-
ttyatioT, and the balance in wOod-oak ana pine
There Is handsome framed house on the farm, con-
tanning from six 10 eight ronns Kitchen, slnies,
burns, lobacco-arns. and all other Out-buiinlng'
usually found OH first-claSS james flfer iaIni.
Fine orchard of all kinds Of fruit trees. NO otte
ucigbborho0d TO he found in Virginia. convenient
10 churches OF various denominations. an1ut TWO
miles from Aiiclaux ferry, and immediately oppo
site Loeb Lohlnon, where persons can tax tIe
packet, Which passes triweckly to anu from RICH
mond .,,,,,,t,,,
Ihis beautiful place should engage me attention
of ali ,yo are In quest of such property, surrounded
wIth so many comforts and advantages. 49,
TERMS 4: One-fourth cash halance upon 4 crccit
of one two and three years for bones hpaiing SIX
ner cent interest from day of sale; the ute eeinS
retained until the whole purchase money Is PAID
WILLIS j. DANCE. Commissioners.
MOODY & ROYALL, Auctionecrs. aP
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-15
Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE storm on
massachusetts bay will continue moving
slowly northeastward into New Brunswick
and Nova Scotia, that in Iowa will advance
norLheastward, and a third storm-centre will
develop in North Carolina and on the Mid
die Atlantic coast.
For Tuesday in New England, except
Maine, continued north and northwest wind.
and cloudy and clearing weather.
For the lower lakes and western portion OF
the Middle States, increasing north and east
winds and cloudy weather.
For the Middle Atlantic States, north.
castcrly winds and rising temperature.
For Virginia and the South Atlantic States,
southwestcry winds with cloud and rain.
From Alabama southwark, southeast
winds, veering to cold northwest with
claudy weather.
For the Upper Lakes, increasing north
castcrly winds with rain.
Cautonary signals continue at Boston,
Portland, Me-, Eastport. Chicago, Grand
Haven, Milwaukee, and Duluth and are or
dcred for Norfolk and Wilmington.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-15
Summary.

The wife of johnson, the lighthouse keeper
at Cape Roman, was found Sunday with her
throat cut from ear to ear.
Major L. +. Johnston, one of the Oldest
citizens and long prominently connected
with the commercial and cotton interests OF
Euf,u!a, Ala, is dead.
a dispatch from Little Rock says White
river is tit1y.siX feet above low-water mark.
Red and Black rivers are reported falling.
A dispatch from Toronto says William NJ.
Tweed arrived in that city Saturday night.
The st. Joseph river and tributaries in
Indiana are still rising. Bridges have been
washed away and the roads flooded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-15
NEW YORK.

New YORK. April 14.-Advices from the
lava-heds early Sunday morning shy no hos
ti!ities have occurred. Meacilasn may recover.
Two Germans employed in the gas.works
were attacked by strikers, whose ringleader
they SHOT. The Germans would have been
Killed, but the police rescued them, arrcsting
three leaders OF the strikers.
1t is stated that the money-eBdcrs Of Wall
street, in retaliation Tor the threatened uSury
prosecutions, have combined to withdraw all
the FUNDS and refuse to lend at any rate.
George Francis Train has summoned as
witnesses in behalf of BIZ; sanity nearly every
s,are,man, tinanrier, editor, and physician
hereabouts. The examination will be con-
1inucd tomorrow.
1t is learned here that President Grant will
he the guest Of Governor Jewell, of Connect
icut, at Hartford. before proceeding 70 attend
the meeting OF the Army of the Potomac, at
New Haven. on the 14th of May.
Two Brooklyn building firms have acceded
70 the demands Of the striking carpenters for
$3.50 inr eight hours work.
Tie striking gasmen Of the New York
company still loitcr about the works and
assert that their movement will yet be sue
ccs>tGl. The superintendent of the COM
pany says that the new men are rapidly be-
coming rs skiltul rs the old ones, and no
farther trouble Is unprecedented.
The coroner will hold an inquest Wedncs'
day in the case Of Mrs. McDermont, who was
SO brutaly murdered by her husband yester.
day. McDermont is kept in i straight.jacket
His persistent attempts to commit suicide in
ducc the belief that he is insane. 1t was found
that he had beaten the head CT his wife to q
Jelly with 4 hammer.
The Circuit Court Of Hoboken recently
gave verdict in favor Of the claimants who
.,.ouchl slit against the city for bounty fol
cait>tmentS after Lees surrender. The Court
of Errors and Appeals has reversed this
judgment, thus saving the city $4,000.
Michael Donovan has been sentenced tc
twenty years Imprisonment for highway
robbery.
fischer G. Co., heavy silk importers, have
failed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-15

STRAfED FROM MY RESI- 1we4.s
~ dence, a3ll> Broad street, on FRIDAY last, ss
u dar.-lrown COW with a white stripe down tho,
nacN. Shc was giving milk when She LETT; had a
haiter-chain ground her neck. A suitable reward
MI oe given FOR her n turn &c RIO, or for inforna-
uon thai Will lead to her recovery.
ap l5-st i'm wiz II FAlptR -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-15
by Lyme & Brother,
Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE or A TRAC

A. OMMlSSIONER'SS SALE OF A TRACT
" OF LAND. WITH A VALUABLE GRlST-
MILL. THEREON, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-By
virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court of Henrico
county pronounced The 3lst of March, l73 In the
suit of furpin, executor, re- Ropers administrator.
the uaGersigued IT'S commissioner appointed by said
decree. win offer for sale at public auction on TUE
DAY the 18th day of april, 1919, at the hour Of
O'Clock T. NJ. on the premises, that certain TRACT
OF LAND, containing d6,S6-1000 ACRES, known
In the division of B W. Ropers estate rs the hill
Tract with water grist-mill thereon, now IN tte
occupancy of G.. X. Roper, and s1tuatea III Inc
county of Henrico about two ana nall lniies
from the city OF Richmond, on the new Centfai
pike, and known US Roper's mill SAID sue 10 DC
made at the risk and cost of the former purchasers
George X. Roper and George ID. Peasants.
On this tract one could fix larPe lce-pond ana
from its proximity to the city would I've quite yallI-
able. SH
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as to so much OF the pro
ceeds of sale as will he sufficient tO pay the charges
of sale end the amount o. TIE bend Of said Roper
duo OH The 2Gth December. 1877? for S183.3. with in-
tercst thereon from the .lt December 7l. TIL day
of sale ut six ncr cent aud credit to the resi-
dine Of proceeds Of sale In two equal instruments Of
Ss3. each. payable respectively on the Goth ccem-
her, 1875, ami alth December 1874, with interest on
said deferred payments from day OF sale ut Elk per
ceu. perR the purchaser to execute his bonds
with approved SecErty, for said deferred payments,
and title to berriains until the whole of said bonds
arc paid and conr eyance dirccied by the court.
EDWARD Y CANNON, 81
M 1-eoSLAp6&tatd Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-15
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
determination OF the Nrodecs ORDERED

determination OF the Modocs Ordcreu'
WASHINGTON, Aprii ia. The following Is
INV ,f = tlispatch sent to General tillem
br ,;cucral sherman Saturday nisht'aiter iiie
rcreip, Of the Intelligence of the treaehery OF
the Modocs:
ur,,o,ns ARMY or TIE UNITED STATES,
"WAsHlSaroS, u. c., April IL, 1870.
q general Gt1le,n, Kodoc Camp, c'd 1feSd'
California: -,
Your dispatch announcing the terrible
lass 70 the country Of General Canhy 10y the
noradv Of the Modoc band OF Indians mas
ncsn rhown 10 the President, who authorizes
nc 70 instruct you 10 make the attack so
ssronr and persistent that their fate may nc
., omeusurate with their crime. You WIZ
D. fully justified in their utter exterm'naii I.
TSirned1 Nv. r. SHERMAN. General.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-15
y RID G E S.
TO CITY AND COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
MIN, u-pnyrc,,r Ip,1E RRIDcE cOMrAAl

OF CANTON. ONO, ..,.,.y ar
manufactures WROuGlii-I.DS bii". ID D.
county an city roads. making ibis "o'h 4 +
from twenty-five 10 forty yer cent. It WI rt,..,n
interest OF all concerned 10 correspond "''T t
Gersicned, who will furnish pais ali So ia
when desired free OF cost. .,.. =. :,
NH ls-.odom Agcn: AZ l'ai:vlEe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-15
4 IEsT FoRErcsN NEWS.

S6sSs.sE France ~ 80
p,pss Anil IA. -Rannsat, q candidate Tor
,be Assembly. has issued on address dec,af-
;ar that hc has ever sought and loved iiber-
- hmt liberty founded on law, and not per-
ns,,,al revolution. He promises to sustain
the policy of Tliicrs, and expresses an earn
est desire for the consolidation OF the re-
public and the maintenance OF universal
suffrage.
IMPROVEMENT IN THE PORES CONDITION.
RoaE April 1.-THE condition Of the
Pope has so far improved that bis Holiness
was able To-day to give audiences TO seVerai
visitors.
Spain.
THE CITIZENS OF BARCELONA FRIGHTENED.
MADRID, April 1+.--There was great eX-
element in Barcelona YESTERDAY III cohs..
quence of report that the Carlist force was
approaching the city. Volunteers were
called out, and promptly obeyed the sum"
mons. 1t was soon discovered that the
report was untrue, and the excitement sub"
sided.
THE CARLIST WAR.
PARIS, April 14.-Dispatches report that
the Carlists who retreated from PulScerda are
in critical position.
The Russian Expedition against khiva.
ST, pETERsBrRGH. April 14th.-rhe Jour-
nal de ST. PeterSburgh denies the truth OF
the report that American correspondents
would be allowed to accompany the expedi-
ton against Khiva.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-15

Nv Peterson & Brooks, heal STATE hsehts'
No. Tenth street, near Bank street.
WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION, ON
w the premises, on WEDNESDAY April 10, ut
a. p II. Two BEAUTIFUL LOTS between
1a,ventIefh and Twenty-1rst streets, fronting 3:a
feet on Broad street, running back los rect 10 an
alley. ,,,,,oo,, T,ye,,y-srat and
One very desirable LOT between lWentSSss . n.,
Twenty-sGcond streets, fronting % leet on Droau
street and running back Ito feet. ,-,,.o,
This property i, In 4 very desirable n"lghoornooo'
and /, increasing in value very fast:
TERMS: At sale. ,,oo,.rc
until
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-15
Hy Wellington Godtltu,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent
corner Of Eleventh md Bank streets.

J1ARM OF 271 $500 ACRES IN HAN
OVER COUNTY. TWELVE MILES NORTH
OF RICHMOND, ADJOINING " INNS MEhI-
NGHoUsE FOR SALE INA AT ca AmSd II Rank n III
Eleventh streets, In the city of Richmond, on
THURSDAY the nth April, 1879. at IL O'Clock NJ,
the above TRACT OF LAND, containing, by re-
cent survey 271 $500 ACRES, Of which about
half is open land, balance III wood and timber. IL
is distantabout aud half miles from the Fred,
cricksburg railroad. There Is on the place GOOD
excellent spring.
Terms: Unc-third cash; balance at six and twelve
months for negotiable notes. interest added, secured
ny n trust deed w. GODDIN.
NM AuCLonccr.