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New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-14
NEV ORLEANS, RED RIVED
LANDING
AIRxASpa;A I.NB CP UNITED STATES MAII
cOACEEk

4 Concord eoacA vii. leave Red River Landing,
Iouisians EVERY SUNDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FkIDAI, At -. NJ, sn the arrival of the packets
KATIE. FRANK PARGOUD and EATCHEZ from
Sew Orleans for SiIIspoI:. Moresuvills, Mansurs,
Narksvlie, Evergreen CheneyviIs. Lscompt. Ar.
x1ving at Alexandria st Z A. NJ ext morning, max.
!ug close with stages for Natehitoches.
Louisiana San Augustine and Nscogdorhts. Texas.
I'll. mai. leaves Rsa River Landing DAILY for
2e above places.
ap27 sm 2. Fl. PETERSON, Proprieter.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-14
q. S. MARSHAL'S SALES.

John Oates Vs. q Certain Ash Raft-No.
1921.
TN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
j District OF Louisiana-By virtue of an agree.
.uent between the parties in the above
titled suit, will proceed to sell 10 the highest
bidder, on FRIDAY, August Is. 1878 at twelve
O'Clock NJ, at the main entrance to the Custom
house. Canal street, in this city the following
described property, viz
A CERTAIN ASH RAFT lying a. .he foo: o: Up.
Herliue street
Terms-Cash on the SPOT.
United States Marshavs Office. yew O.,esns
August L. 1873.
s. 3. PACKARD,
aul5 g United States Marshal
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-14
FOR RENT.


NOR RENT STORE NO. 3; CHART Tres
Il street between .usJonhouse ana blehTlIle.
Apply on the premises aui4 !"
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-14

STATE oy LOUISIANA
Executive department, ,
New Orleans, August u. 1873
Hon. Louis A. wiltz, Mayer OF New Orleans:
SIR have received -our. comnunica-
ton of this date. In reply have to state
that have not signed the bill you refer to.
and tha: it is not my intention TO take any
action regarding it unti. the meeting Of the
Legislature.
Very cespectfull-.
WILLIAM T. KELLOGG. Governor.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-14
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE.
NOTICE..... go.

NOTlCE... .....-......... .NoA1SEs
A number OF blank coroner's jury warrants hav-
ing t4 en abstracted tlOm ny office and avng been
q led I'd with tictictoUs names, warn the public
- purchasing the same.
J. n FoLWELL. VI. D.,
CORONER First Fourth, Fifth and SIX III DiStricts
.Il
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-14
The New City Charter.

The following correspondence explains
itself:
NAIoH-Al7Y OF NEW ORLEANS,
August Y. 1873. :
TO his Excel,ency William ?. Kellogg. Governor Of
louisiana
SIR-As the continued rimors relative 70
the signing Of the act amending the present
city charter more or less embarrass the
workings of the city government, ! respect.
fully request you to inform me ii the rumor
has any foundation.
have the honor to remain. very respect
fully, you're. LOUIS A. WILT,
MayOr
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-14

HloE'''''''''''''.K1N' .''..'''''F'@'
JOSEPH 3. WILKINSON. JE..
Deale, Z
aides, Skins and Furs. Moss, WOOL Taie
lev. EIc.s
~ y Psters street, near the CustonAouse. New
Orleans louisiana
l.persl advancement made On eons;gnmen:A
sEi iy
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-14

lCQSTISuED ON FOURTH eAGE.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-20
arsTT9,y 'iss,AlIIF...r nt d & nays.
By Wellington Gcddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets. IA.
TRUSTEES SALE OF vERY YALUA-II

SALE Of' FEhI .YaLOA'
PIE AN TaE p tTR Eye
e of deed Of trust bearing dale on te 2sa aay %
June 1890, executed 70 the subscribers - MessTs
Paine merchants and partners under inc style OF
Kent, Rains & Col and their wives. duly Tec9roeu
I'm Richmond Hastings Court ON the 2sth ci June'
1860 We or either of ms, will, In execution thereof,
aud with The approval of the surviving partners,
proceed to sell at public auctions on the preEises IN
the order o Ut 81 s # o 2 die rs
fair day thereafter. the following truly valuable
REAL FSTATE--vfz.:
Fra That very valuable LoI On ue Soaar re ste
fonfj np apa feet running back 1853 feet to Eli alley
and open court, on which formerly stood the large
subject to n perpetual groun'l-rent of twenty
pe,nds yFtni1 eaFrs1Esy HGs ePnS BRICK
BTILDIN(4 In rear of the above, now occupied as 4
t' oG e north side Of Gary street tanning back
feet to en- slsy tWsTe an the east of said
factory extending to Twelfth street. fronting about
mas feet on the north side of Cary street and running
oasa s est TO e sa rear of the rs-menone
lot, fronting about 20 feeton two alleys, running
0u FIFTH tn The The LOT with FRAMED TENEMENT
thereon i'm rear of the Ballard House, fronting on
the north side Of Cypress alley 80 feet, and lro feet
from It's intersection with Mayo street. and running
Maps of the foregoing property will he exhibited
at the hour of sale which will be subdivided to suit
purchasers
Tsking into consideration the location of the
above real estate IL seldom that so much
really valuable property is offered at auction In the
most business part of the city.
The attention OF capitalists Is particularly caiieu
to this sale. "
TERMS: One-fOurth cash balance Mt four, eight,
and twelve months In equal Instruments for ne2oa-
ble notes bearing six per cent. per arnum secured
bya trust deed. The taxes for the present year 10
DC paid by the purchasers; ,,,o>- ,onn,x
no. r. HOW1SON.
in l7-?awow.&dtds trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-20

HONE MISSIONARY Work FOR WoMEN.-The
neglect to protect country house and orna-
ment the yard by means of trees and shrubs
is us culpable us il is short-Sighted. Thi:
language is plain, but not spoken in haste,
and we feel sure that at least the fairer por-
ton Of our readers will indorse the view.
We hope they will take up the cudgels in
this good cause, and not lay them down again
till the lords OF creation are brought to
terms. However, we would baYe them first
exhaust the gentler powers OF persuasion
Probably clear Statcmcnt--say at dinner.
time Of the amply apparent advantages ac-
cruing from the course we urge would en-
able the men folkS-Who arc not wholly I'M
reasonable creatures when well fcd-to ap'
preciate the situation and govern their con-
duct accordingly. Point out to them that
neighbours place which IS rendered vastly
more inviting, especially during winter time,
by means Of the fine specimens Of spruce
(black, white, or Norway, American arbor
vitae, Australian, white, and Scotch pines,
European or American larch, and some hcui-
locks. A few specimens Of each Of these,
three or four feet in height, and costing
not more than half q dollar apiece, will,
when properly planted in good soil,
make on an average growth of
probably twenty inches each season, and
thus, III four or tive years, without further
care or expense, produce pleasing effects, and
consequently add to the money value Of any
fMmstead, no matter where located or by
whom owned. Along with these eyergreens
dozen or more deciduous trees may safely
be placed, selecting such as grow quickly
and are profu>e inrhabit Of foliage, and with
out characteristics Objectionable for the lawn.
Such list might include the sugar, scarlet
Towering, and silver naples American lin.
den, white American elm, horse-chestnut
and two or three oaks, with some others
chosen for their fitness for the location. This
latter point is important, and in planting
either on large or small scale, one must
exercise taste and Judgment not only il,
selecting, but in locating tue trees. Close
planting is IL very common mistake in laying
out new places or identifying old ones. We
are SO anxious to get,effects at once that, as Il
rule, at least twice rs many trees are set rs
good judgment would dictate. Many other
things might be said in this connection, but
our idea is only to draw attention TO the sub
ject-to drop grain Of suggestion, which,
under the fostering care OF our fair friends,
may not fail to bring in due time its little
spear of good results. ...u.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-20
BY james L. Apperson.

SPLENDID PROPERTY FOE SALE
- AT AUCTIoN.-Att the reqnest of the owner
will offer for sale ut auction, OIL the preuEes' on
FRIDAY. December 20, 1872, ut IL o'cioSS n -
that extremely vaua9le property kn no az me
with the wooden aud brick buildings thereon
This property Is In Inc sXaG &c fbe
toll square, al the junction OF Grace and EfNeh
Streets directly opposite TO Capitol street. and !s
cjuellcd for the beauty Of It's situation. II has .
front Of 1e3 feet on The west side of Ninth streey
and 80 feet OIL the north side Of Grace street ana
three oths Of the lot has depth OF l30 feet, run
ming back from Ninth street
The property is chartered, and may he taken by Il
company i'll shares OF SlGn, In which event the owner
will take number of them. When the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad, now nearly finished, shall he
completed. there must be q fTst-ctGss hotel on
Shockoe Hill and this place is without rival for IT,
Until preparations made to build the rental VIII
keep down iliteYest, taxes. &c. The property may
he bought prfy9fely, and negotiations are invited
TERMS Fcry liberal. observation-disclosures
In consequence of bad weathcE POSTPONED to
MONDAY. January 20, 1872. at same hour.
j. L. APP ERSQN, Auctioneer.
de 2i-3awtJa9tdtd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-20
' BY Grubbs & Williams,
Aucrioneers and Real Estate Agcnts.
& Eleventh street between Main and Ran.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
~ VALUABLE FARM KNOWN Az .!Tuv
COTTAGE,' ON THE WiLLTAMSBuRG TIE -
PIKE, ONE MILE FROM THE CITY. At Az
TIOS+1n execution Of decree Of the Circul, co,,s
Of Henrico county entered sn 18th SoYemter ,s.s
IN the case Of Harrison Us. Harrsons admin,s,r..'
trix and ais" the undersigned, the commissionsr
thereby appointed, WIN sell at auction. un9 ,Ss
premises: ON WEDNESDAY,, 18th January, at "a -
O'Clock NJ. the home tract Of The farm Of which ,ts
stated. " "''e
II embraces fc5 4t-Go0 acres OF very srinerop and
highly Improved land. The improvements anr =
handsome threc-stcry brick dwelling, with tw.i,c
large and two small rooms, besides storeroom.
with marble mantels on the principal Moor: l,rsc
brick servants quarters: tbrpc-story barn Of irrL
and wood, stable, &C., and line orchard Of choice
fruit. - ''>'
The land is well watersd. much of II now IN erase
and the situation one Of the most hpai;hlul In tho
vicinity OF the city, This property Is distant ONLY
about ono mile from the wharveS NJ the EASIER,
terminus Of the Chesapeake and Ohio rail road aud
Is likely to Increase rapidly In value upon The COM
pletion of the road.
After the above will be sold the RESIDUE OF
THE TRACT. occupying an elevated situations
ing sites, adjoining the ahovc-descrihed property
and containing about one hundred and iniriy
acres.
Terms Cash as TO expenses OF suit and of sale
and oDc-third Of the purchase money the residue
at six and twelve months for negotiable notes with
good security and interest added the title 10 be re-
laned by the court until the notes are paid
.sa GEORGE L. CHRISTIAN, Commissioner
GRUBBS L WILLIAMS. AuciioneCrs. hlg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-20
. ByGook & Iaughsan. Auctsoncers,
~ rsnyar,,<,,- md Er-,ukti utreat1

Z - -.=ls s +. y $500.
DIANOs AT AUCTION.-On TUES.
L DAY the 2lst instant, at II o'clock, we Will cell
Ono superior ROSEWOOD SEVEN-OCTAyE
One excellent ROSEWOOD sEvEN-oCTAyE
FISHER PIANO. .5ass
| MAHOGANY sTx-OCTAvE MORSE PIANO.
/ MAHOGANY SIx-UCTAVE STODABT PI-
WALNUT PARLoB SUITS, in reps and bair-
hs cloth: ,,r,r,,,,,
MsREI, k-rOP PARL0K TABLES,
. very handsome COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS,
with Wardrobe;
HAIR and sHUCK MATTRESSES,
FEATHER BEDS, ..,, azeg :, ~.
MAHOGANY. WALNUT, CHESTNUT, and
u,. PINE WARR PEG BlT,;p CABINETS and
WASHSTAHDS, sa-
MAHOGANY LIBRARY; CASE.
SOFA. BED, and SPRING LOUNGES;
Handsome WALNUT BEDSTEAUS. late style;
COOKING and HEATING-ST0YES. &c.
e. = ~. COOK & LAUGHTON.
taeo Aucticneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-20
From The New York Timea.)

EXTRAORDINARY PHENOMENON AT MILAN
Acorrespondent writes that on the 4th OF
last month Milan was visited by peculiar
phenomenon, much to the terror of the lower
classes. The rain was falling in torrents
from heavy black clouds, when suddenly the
heavens appeared to open, and the sunlight
poured through In food of color, illumi-
mating the under edges of clouds with tints
us strange as brilliant. The whole atmos.
phere was tinged with the yellow glow for
the space of minute, when it changed into
green and blue, then the rent in the clouds
disappeared, and the sombre SKY OF the early
morning was as inpenetrable as ever. The
heavy rainfall during the phenomenon added
to the singularity of the appearance. The
astronomer Schiappareli, we are told, attri
b,ltes the different phenomena OF wind and
weather to the contact OF the atmospheric
equatorial current with the polar current
from whose point Of contact Of the extremes
Of heat and cold an unusual amount Of cleo.
trieity and condensation of watery vapor Is
developed. The peasants who sell veget,.
bles on the Piazza del Nerziere, convinced
that the end Of the world had come, rar
screaming up and down, tearing their hair
others fell on their knees, praying and beat
ing their breasts, while Others ran Shrieking
to their miserable novels to embrace their
little ones.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-20
BY Richardson { Co..
Real Estate Agents and auctioDe,fS'
No. Ills Main street.
SAFE on THE HERMIT.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE HER1li,
KfCliMoSD, BY AuCri0N-By virtue oi The
provisions OF certain deed of trust bearing ase."
tire 9Th day OF July, ls7i, from the Firgimia Viii
and Wine Comlany TO the undersigned uhs.'',, '
duly recorded iistht Office OF The ctfk o. nSn ~
County Court, to secure the paymsn. G H., ,s seG.
money therein mentioned, VIC shiIl, In iEs ~
ton OF said trust tbci0g thereto requl:sa .; ~,
beneficiary therein securedl, $el by sncl"n ~ "a
premises. ON MONDAY, sd ,tay OF felTnS ,,i 10
said deed. consisting Of FORTY ACRLS ~
HfGndLY-IMFRovED LASn; forming =, slTii T.
4 square, with the usual NuRSERh p - rai
INGS, aud a large and beautiful grove ol n.
trees, the fosmcr Site of the dwrl!hlg-hon:r;
uated Ia an attractive locality, near .ne snnrr
tural Fair Grounds, on the Hermitage road ~ M,
Lar drtye), within oDc mte and quarter q si
OF Richmond; OH which land there IS no" s''"'0s
u nursery stock estimated 80 follows ,,o u
100000 tnrea-year old APPLE Ihsie.
$4,000 swe-seas old APPLE TREES, s'0 s's'
soeso one and ,wo-sesr old PEAR TRIES !"
5000 two and a iSrpe.year old PEAR TREES :"
:, ~. llns s, + CHERRY ak APRICOT and SL'
ia and ,ana:,l assortment OF GRAPE VINE
SMALL FRUITS, ASP ARAGGS BEDS, anu s"''
other stock usually found Ia = re oIes In a,srs
Virginia and has en- established trade hfouShy ,pY
gina aud North Carolina, and Is nasRr sasSceruee
nursery In the country lof Tciltuiuay
of lis stock. lf produces the nnest sp ~. riIlL
ness OF the climate enable nurserypen 70 IN, %
trees in two years fully equal TO thost s, so
PennsyiYania and New York In thiee . ,,srssss.
out the winfer inoiths- Situated near the s.d es
limits of growing city. its pnrehs ,Se nalssIi
handsome .nyeslmeat independent " ".
stock. q = .xnecsesd
TERMS: Enough In cash to aefssy the exp ss,i,is
executing this frost sud 70 pay OF AZ LIZ fets.vs
notes for one fiionxnd dollars each, Will .pres
thefeon at the rsta OF twelve Der esas, - MIC %
from the 10Th june .sf2, unttl pale hs ~ SIC
sueh terms ~ shail DO announced u sae ~
6. RALEIGH 4. pAsNas,stcss
s,cn Anns,,s d Go. Real Estass ANcsioass1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-20
BY Grubbs & Williams.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Rank

HANDSOME BRICK RESIDENCE, No.
Ia 112 CANAL STREET, BETWE ZEN FIRST
AND SECOND STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUG
TlON.We win sell 1T auction, on the premises, on
7. NJ, the handsome BRICK DWELLING located
us above. now occupied by 7. W. Gruhbs. IL con-
ta1nS nine rooms besides storcrpoms, bathroom,
&c.. brick kitchen with two rooms, stable, aud car
rlage-loiise--all In good repair.
The lot fronts 81 feet and runs back lA feet 10
alley IL feet wide. There Is on the LOT variety oil
choice fruit-cherrics, apricots, dwarf-rcar.
peaches, plunis, apples. and grapes
This is most delightful residence, Convenient to
business and In an Improving part Of the city.
TERMS One-thtrd cash; b dance ut six and Twelve
months for negotiable notes. SIX per cont. Interest
GRUBBS i WILLIAMS,
fails AuctioneCrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-20
BY s. n. Davis
BY :. n. Davis,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner Main and Eleventh streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF DESIRA.
OBLE REAL ESTATE ON ST. JOHN STREET
NEAR COUTTS STREET AT AUCrInN.--In exc
cution Of q decree of the Chancery Court Of the
city of Richmond entered November 20. lS12 III the
suit Of CrlImp rs. Crump. &c, shall, as special
iicn.uDon the premises, om WEDNESDAY, POD day
or ;fiary 1873, at O'Clock J. NJ Or fair: if not
then upon the first fair day thereafter, N the same
hour.) Il VALUABLELOr with FRAME TENE-
VENT thereon.
TERMS: One-lhird cash: balance ut six and
twelve months for negotiable notes with interest
added; title retained by the court until all the pay
1ncnrs are made. j. PRESTON COOKE,
Ia Is Special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-20
ByW. 3. Robins, Real Estate Auctioneer.
Office Bank street, corner next TO clstom-house.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SEVENTY De-
i sIRABLE BUILDING LOTS IN IN THE r0M E;;se
OF WOODVILLE, ADJACENT TO THE CITY
OF RICIIMOND.-By virtue of certain deed OF
trust from Ed. B. NewMrn TO the undersigned; bear
clerks office OF Hcnrico County Court, d. b. 3d.
2as, being required 80 to do by the beneficiary
secured by the said deed, nl proceed 10 sell In
regular order. at public auction. on the premises ON
MONDAY the Goth day OF January, 1873, beginning
at the hour of II O'Clock noon. the property de-
scribed In said deed. consisting of seventy very
handsome and desirable building lots.
Woodyjlle is situated on the continuation OF
Twenty-seventh street, Immediately adjoining the
old Fairfield race-corlrse, and In few years must
become part of the city Of Richmond.
This sale affords rare opportunity for persons OF
small means to secure L home, aud Is not unworthy
the attention Of both the capitalist and the spccu-
ator, rs Doubtless the property will sell at prices
that will allow handsome margin for profit.
The lots will lie sold ia quantities to meet the
views of buyers
TERMS Cash as to SOL and the expenses Of exc.
cutting the trust, credit TO the Sd and 9Th OF
February 1879, as 10 S72l and the residue on such
terms MS may be announced at the sale
---. JOHN A. COKE. Trustee.
". B. ROBINS, Auctioueer. ia 10-tds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-20

Every person ought to be Yaccinated, and
whenever smallpox is prevalent reyaccipa-
ton ought likewise TO be adopted. Not
many years ago smallpox was Que of the
most frequent causes Of death in the German
amry. but now it rarely if ever occurs, owing
to the act that every recruit on joining the
aimyi is reYaecinatcd. l.s. 4E9tr.r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-20
BY Hill & Goddin, Auctioneers,
No. lI0s Main street.
SALE OF BRICK-AI

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICk-AND-
i FRAME DWELLING, ON BROAD STREET
BETWEEN JEFFERSON AND MADISON, AZ
AUCTION.-By virtue Of IL deed of trust dated 18th
of June 1872 executed TO the subscriber, aud dull
recorded In the Chancery Court clerks office, u
u. B. SO A, page loo. will sell on WEDNESpAf
oGth instant. on the premises. at O'Clock r M, the
property therein conveyed. being TWENTY-FIVE
AND A HALF FEET OF GROUND on the south
side of Broad between Jefferson and Madison streets
and running back between parallel lines l27 feet tc
an alley eighteen feet wide. DWELLING with
three rooms on the lot.
TERMS: Cash as TO so much as may be necessary
to Ccfray the EXPENSES of executing this trust and
nav off a note for $50 with interest from 18th De-
ccmber. 1872; the following creditS-SlA, S53 on
the 18th March, 1873: S53 on 18th June, 1873 $50
18th September, 1873; $50 on December 18th, 1873
$50 on March 18th, 1871: $50 on June 18TH 1874: Ss9
on September 18TH 1874; $50 on 18th December, 1871
$50 Oh 18th March, 1916 $50 on June 18TH, ISIS; Gs
ON September 18th, 1876; $50 on 18th December.
1875; S62 on March 18th. 1876; and the residue as
n IS JOHN DUNLOP, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-20
BY Wellington GOddiu,
ArtIoneer and Red Eetate Agent.
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

EXECUTOR's SALE OF VALUABLE
n PRIVATE DWELLING At SOUTHWEST
CORNER OF MARSHALL AND SEVENTH
STREETS.-At the request Of Ale,srs. n. \. and ].
4. Wexford, executors VI the Late Or. Beverly i.
Wexford. shall sell at auction. on the PREMISE, un
THURSDAY the 18th day of February. pa, at
O'Clock i. NJ, III fair: If not, tie lirSl fair dsy
thcreaftor,) the large aud elegant RESIDENCE NJ
the icccdcut located as owe. II contains about
eleven rooms, built originally in TIE lest nrnL"r,
and now In excellent order. Beside the dwelling
there IS -r Office servants' apartments, stable, car
rIageousc all built OF brick and the whole premises
surrounded three sides BY brick walls, ard In par
by an iron railing. lis location Lrar The shcckoe
Fill Market renders Ii peculiarly valuable for
clearinghouse, hotel, or for commercial purposes.
The lot has trout Of C5 feet and depth Of 80 feet
TO Market alley.
IL will bc Sold rs whole sn!diridCd 50 u osr!l
with the dwelling tlieentirc front Oh Marshall street
running back 90 feet and three ot' on Seventh street
% by IS feet, according TO plat 10 be exhibited at
the hour of sale. ....
The buildings are insured in the Mutual Assurance
Society for 30 900. 49,,
TERMS One-fourth cash balance Mt four; sight.
and twelve months, for negotiable notes bearing s't
per cent interest Or onc-iUurth cash balance 81
one. two, and three wears bearing ten per cent III
tcrest, half-yearly, secured by Il trust dcel.
Ia 4-2aw5w&dtds W. GODpIN. hTcii"hctr'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-20
By Grubbs g Williams,
Auctloucers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Min ind Bank.

TXECUTOR'S SALE OF THE BRICK
IL DWELLING No 6. ON TIE WEST SIDE
of SECOND STREET BETWEEN MAIN AND
CARY STREETs request Of the executor ecu Of
the premises, on TUESDAY the 2lst day of jan
uary, mt O'Clock p. NJ, the DIV ELLiNG situated
as above, occupied by Mr. A. X. Henry.
II has about nine rooms and kitchen, with gas
and water and a culycrt recently constructed
The situation is very pleasant and convenient to
business.
TERMS: Accommodating and made known at the
sale. j. Nj. JEtFRltS, Executor.
GKuBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers in II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-20
saAUcTl6N sAEEsl .Snss,-.. -.
BY 8. n. D4yis,
/ Aucttofieer and Real Estate Agent.
corner OF Eieyeht,l and Main sfrects

TRUSTEES SALE OF yALrTsgI
p ~ APPROPRIATENESS Govt AIMING EIGI ar.
RgoR fLYyYATED, 1o,,NaAHSfIALL STREET
trust dated the ed dsy Of March, 1sss. and d o.
recorded 10 The Clerks Office Of te HnstIn9s r Suy
~ the ely OF richmond, and being 80 restreS ~
therein aned, proceed 10 sen at nobIi t.. as
tlo y, ON me premises, at O'clock T. a. On WIZ
s5spA the 27th day of JANUARY, 49, that yaiH
and running back 15s feet between psrir, ny
% -, an aih.y, and the large and valuable BRiSE
and outhouses thereon '~h
,, .Laas Sasn balance. negotiable notes,
secured by deed Of trust. '''p't'-'
I. CHAsTAlN WHITE. Trustee
Sale conducted by S.,N. DAVIS, AuciIoneer
corner Eleventh and Main stieefs. &, .s'