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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-19

Tho sham Conservative press Of Richmond,
in view Of the coming campaign In Virginia,
Is absorbed In discussions Of pertinent topics,
among which the negro question ls the most
prominent. In short Its columns TEEN with
negro, negro, and little else, until VIC arc led
to believe that the "worthless, brainlesS,
larry" blacks of the State arc Of some account
aiterall Forinstance, and quoting a line from
their several leading editorials in issues Of the
same day last week, we flnd the Dispatch de-
Claring that "the negro has been utterly
transformed In consequence OF the fanaticism
Of the Northern abolltionlsts;' the Enquirer
asking "What do the Radicals seek? Power.
How BY seeking to get the solid vote on their
sidc;" and the cautious Whig asserting that
the negro has q two-fold charactcr-that Of
laborer and politician" Yet In none Of these
articles do We find tho slightest recognition
VI the fact that this everlasting negro is q
citizen. In fact, when the Richmond writer's
use the word citizen, it Is intended to apply
TO the 'poor down-trodden whites Of the
South" Here Is the Southern problem in q
nutshell. The newspaper teaching Of that
section precludes the possibility Of thorough
submission to the new order Of affairs, be-
cause the people arc taught each day that
tho negroes are not citizens. Notwithstand-
ing this, the sham Conservatives claim to be
fully reconstructed, and to accept the situa'
ton with all It's consequences. 1t Is useless
TO establish any other test of the truthfulncs:
Of the asserted submission Of the Southern
people to the results OF the war than this very
question Of recognition Of the citizenship oi
the blacks. They compel tho test by the
prominence they give to the question, max
ing 1t the absorbing topic of speeches and
editorials, and forcing the conviction that
they are dishonest In their declarations OF
quiet acceptance.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-19
MEDICAL.
Baltimore Lock Hospital

DIt. JcIlNSloNs
shsn IN the % Great HSspiials q Europe. VIA Ems,
speSay, PLEASANT and sreciuai remedy in tho world
' k&oEssEs on ABUSES OF TIrE SYSTEM,
q t6e Kidneys or bladder, Involuntary DisCharses,
1mpotenoy, General Debility. NERVOUSNESS, DyApep'
TsSR is 81 Es s sp SP,SG ssSi
% GIddiness, Disease pf the Head. Threat Nose or
b boW;lsHtsosS ssrTipiS pisordcrs % sfl:ns from soi
tAry Habits Of Youth-sEcRET and solitary practices
siPeps @ % Inc Mariners q ulysses. Sis6tlns theif
moet brilliant hopes or anscipsuon, rendsrins mar
A''"A YOUNG MEN
Vioe thai dreadful and destructive habit which an
nuAlly sweeps 70 an gntinely sTavs hogSands 81
inteisct who might otherwise ave entranoed listen.
ins Henates with the thupders Of eloJuenoe, OF
wakea TO ecstasy the living Tyre, may call win tun
T6ess are some Of the sad and melancholy srec.s
nsSs u he 81 BaeS aud Limbs, Palms n t6e Head
bimns.s of slsht, i9sa Of Muscular Power, PPiPitA
bSn G1 me Il bc Bsss. fuSsoa Ssass
DsbIlilS syHytoms q oops,p@gtion; .,, NJ As g. ,D, =,
sas1s PsErsssiSn = sETi!, fy Aver
ditI' SO'' ART some 4 iRafxsIP M ffStls produced
Issss q
poTs hbsbs
any 0'h't 'ftSp5}sESs9 iIsfaHff fHff fsiis fREs
ss 5 sqs 1aS Sg %
| and many othern, notices Of which hAys Sppeared
n and Ss " hSSSr sns sf
Client guarantee 70 the Afiiicted.
once, 7 South Frederick street, Baltimore,
noyy Maryinnd.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-19

RECURRENCE of the unpleasant circum-
stances connected with the decoration Of
graves in Arlington cemetery two years ago
is threatened next Memorial Day by the ILL.,
advised attempts Of ex-Confcderate bomb
proofs" to parade their sympathy for the vic
tins Of the "lost cause who lie buried there.
This sympathy is natural, as 1t springs from
the admiration of brave men who sacrificed
their lives fghtlng, honestly, no doubt, for
their earnest convictions OF right; but dis
play OF 1t on such an occasion is ill-tlmed, ILL
advised aud calculated TO provoke bad feel
ings, which, II allowed to remain undisturbed,
will die In time. Memorial Day belongs to
the Grand Army Of the Republic. Let the
friends of Southern soldiers" select some
other day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-19

. NEW IonK CITY, MAY ], lsA J
bealed proposals, IN trtplicAte. with copy Of this
mn otisse unti EAIip " Raw nj ~ n nSnn tsr
the following work at the National Military Gene.
terieA named, viz;
srIptendentS Lodge of Brick or Stone at Graf.
1ncloainR Walls Of Brick or Stone, or Iron Rail.
tngs At Grafton, W. Va; CulpepeT, Fort Harrison
and frederieksburs, Va; and whitehall, near Bria
Copies Of plans and spcincations may be seen at
the QnArteTmastern ofiicea In New York, Phlladol.
terieB
Tee G &c ~ S
contract will be required.
Envelopes, containing proposals., will be indorsed
"ProposGls for Buperintendents LODGE or "Pro-
poslls for Permanent Enclosures for National Gem.
undertiEned, RUFUS INGALLS,,
Col. and Ass't O. NJ General, BryL Major General,
u. y. A, OhIef QnaftermAAleT. mNA
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-19

NAVY DEPARrMENrJ
wlsutNaroN, May II, ISIS I
Sealed proposals. tndorred and addressed 10 the
Secretary of the Navy, will be received until noon
TUESDAY, June ., to supply the May pepartment
and ofiices thereof In Washington with Fuel, VII!
80 tons q pounds TO topj best quality white ash
10 tons siS pounds to toni best quality white ash
nut Coal,
100 cords DIS cubic fee Of we'll seasoned. good size
10 cords is cubic feeO we'll seasoned bakers Pine
Wood.
All of which will be weighed, measured and in.
Fpected by the Navy Department inspector, at the
expense OF the contractor according 10 the require
ments Of the act OF Congress approved July IT, is7u
These supplies must be delivered a. the Navy DE.
pnrtnent OF Office for which required by the ath Of
July next. to insure which bonds will be required
Of the successful bidder.
Bids may be made for either wood or coal, or for
both but must state much per cord or ton % the
case may be, without DISTINGUISHING IS to tiEe VI
coal or kind q wood. GEO, NJ. RQBESQN,
mytp Secretary OF the Navy.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-19

BALTIMORE is endoayoring to come up to Wash
lngton. The Gazette says: at Is proposed TO
construct an elegant conservatory on the plan
of that at Washington, and stock it with all that
is most beautiful, most rare or interesting In the
vegetable world" when the conservatory Is
bunt Baltimore should so TO work and nx up her
streets and avenues.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-19

THE TEMPERANCE QUESTION Is being agitated
IN connection with State politics in Wisconsin,
THIS will do very well, in view Of the near aP-
proach Of summer; but when the rigors OF winter
in that climate are felt universal resort TO mot
scotches" overcomes the temperance movement.
Thus the badgers" sustain the theory OF "com-
pensatlye heat" the year round.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-19

The Louisville Cuurs,.J urna, which does not
like General Butler, think, nevertheless that he
"has pretty sure thing OF II for being the next
Governor OF Massachusetts"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-19
i PILED TO THE NAVY YARDS UNDER
ME COD LANCE or THE BUREAU OF
CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR
DuRrAy OF oossrnycfios isP RsraiS.

DuREAu or CoNsrnucIIoH AND hEPAIR, I
Sealed proPcsais % farnis6 Timber d and other
j. ). Ss,s Sr GS sf snsR Sh
II osl9eh m q the Sl.h Of May next at which ume
The proposals must Be addressed to the "ohiet Of
the Bureau of Construction and Repair, Navy De.
froPSssls fqT HinSsf. &c. I iOF % he SSvy" u % hat
they may be distinguished from ordinary business
iSgy,r.ut eoVts,ie. AID Iaetlilat. a. ops-f~g q
%f iS:lo.. @ssS "a. Il ..ssrs. sns.Sss, OK a.
dor.sd StA Ne name " As yard for rAieA he bid is
Printed schedules for such classes parties deal
In and intend 70 bid for tosether with Instructions
Se and o. Sesr6sss ss q al ssS HS sahsd
forms q 2er. will 20 fgInished % such persons a
the Iespectiys Esyy Y.Fds, and those Of I tho
TSs SS y ssss Navy Yard and tho
a fSF zach s a.s
may aRsS X Gsssr . $ p
TsP Tss P9opo.ss % & must 1 ss Tor = ssois q e..
but ne psPa5ms5'% % Eeseryes the Tfh! e reduce the
Ieqpirs t before ihs eIesstiOn q tho SSntracI Ali
q aSd q
Of ~ TespeStiye E1rds o,,v ,ro ,a,,,.. al,
s.i,sis::, ,s.s gsT q SsS.i.S The sgaIant9gs must
ss ss ac iSsy q Revenue
TIE SSntr,et vi NJ 6e & 1Sarasa e The pers9'n who
auirsd BY law. i6e Navy Dspartment,. however. re-
ssos iaS any
gaasr a. gr9y;'i,S.. , o, ne ..eoSd section q a. ast
essrsi:a ss'ts e ss &C. .a * s :%f sS",s ss.
Ss .as and theP @ must SS
oertihed 70 the satisfSction Of the Navy Depart
sseSIy ssn,S% IN Ss
neta 6.Ss we 6ssn eo%pe.S ana eS Ss con psp
trip!iea,s sy ths .CS%nsndsSts q ihs sespsctSe
Gs n Pssa Ss as nSnS hs spssss
by the paymAster o. ne station nsareat the yard
Tsfpsht cr tas sams snail have been passed Sy
The secretary q t6s & &TFsssary, nn,.,.r., 49,,
dssisnstsa hs 's s. sll9Ws, q @ Dui0-u arc numbered SHa
$Rtl mi L Ss S Sltsd Whit %b.2: "a sS S';
ss.s a sl: & SsS Bdss sns
"a \ %Ss FSs Ss. TatsI. Ti NJ ss II ESs
Pine Plank, BoGrds-sular Pine Plank and Boards
.Sna EsS snsS MS Ais % SeSSs sa
10 White ASh Oars No, ls Black Walnut Mahogany,
SeRa HsR Tassnss TfHs5 sI 10 y ~ TSR SlSs sPrSSs
White oaf stages and Heading; No, y, LgnumyitN: :
% SifSSsh ifSSs S SI1aS aS spa Ne
No 81 Iron Spikes; Nc. o. Iron wrought kAilsi
ziSo Il ~ h; i' ko sods d ES sssf;i u T6dES SS
ainses BOI.s q 5IAss e Apd iron; & NS Y sSrsws q
OGS M ~ stSTs: q Tois Ss $s
bryefs; No y, LInseed Oli NO. ~ YSInish spirits
SSU% TSESsntssS sosp NJ SO fEEo o hns 10 tsFd a. Ss 1
Brushss; No 70, pry Goods i9E nnholstsrihs; No
h.sss stsa;aSH'rS S isl4: 4E1SSlSl' No. S.lH p pisS psis
/ Crude T1rpentine; No, n, Beltink, Packing; No
brSs PS sSslPSE SSlSfSsis sfiH6 6os; Il? v Me-
bituminous Coal; So; a. Bituminous Coal; No. 5e.
Tho following arc the classes, by the numbers re-
| CURED ~ the respective navy yArusi
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-19

SOME TINE AGO a paragraph appeared In the
Boston Posi announcing that number OF
members Of Congress, at private dinner,
while discussing the political situation, agreed
that Speaker Blaine would be an available man
as a candidate for President to succeed General
Grant. The different phases assumed by this
paragraph as II passed through the manipulations
Of different news editors were ludicrous, but 1t
remained for Texas editor to cap the climax
by making the following announcement:
SIX drunken Congressman havo nominated
speaker Blaine for the Presidency in lsIo.-Wdeo
EEIminsr.
The malicious prejudice which instigated this
misstatement OF facts Is born OF intolerant sec
tlonal hatred. 1t is such misrepresentation as
these, wilfully done, that mlslcad the people OF
the South regarding the character Of our public
men.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-19

the Chicago TiWsS having failed W make
ChaTleS oCOnor President, now vents 'he presl-
dent 10 make him chlef Justice
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-19
DYEING AND SECURING.


DRADY ron THE SPRING TRADE.
With full eorps Of -nrstclsss vqrhmen, com.
plete stock of the beet foreign and Domestic Dye
stuns, ko., ho., am fully prerared 10
apRiN0 AND NJ MNfFR WEARING ApPAHRI
promptly and in the best manner.
w. II. w II X AT LRy'S
PREMIUM STEAM DYEINa AND SECURING
wORKs
Es.sbi,shed ls9l, Premium awarded IA;
OfTIOE-te JEFFERSON STREET, QEOR0E-
TOWN, b. O.; p. o. BOZ ia aps
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-19

AMuMcIPAL ELECTION Is to occur in Peters
burg, Va, on the 29I instant. There Is trouble
in the conservative party on account OF It, grow
ing out OF conflict between the Greeley COM
mittees aud the regular committee Of the real
Conservative organization. Thus the sham
Democracy Is driven to an exposure OF It's own
dupliclty.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-19
PROPOSALS FOR MULES.

OFFICE or THE DEPoT QUARTKRMABrEB,l
FoEr LEAyEswoHTH, KANSAS, May 4, lo,A
The Depot QuartermAster at Fort LoaNeL worth,
Kansas will IalrchAse within the next ten ul days,
for yesterday, 40 mulea
,,Io 10 Etss inspseIion these mules mnsl DO btiMeen
90 and nfteen aud one hAf ubhl hands high,
strong, stout compact well developed, IN hlI
40 bs "a for n soon as Iunds are received frun
J, O. CHANDLER,
ma u Major md Q'mr U, B. AMY
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-19

IsT OF NKw BOOKS FOR SALE AT sHIL-
II LINQTON'B BOOKSTORE,
PAhcarel, by OuidA. Lord iIope's Choice, BY Ann
y. stephens., The Mystery, u Metropolisville, py
the author Of the Hposier SohoolmAster. Artistic,
by Maria ". Grant Coming Race. by Bulwcr.
Little Kate KIRBY, by y, W, Robinson The Treaty
OF Washington, by Caleb Cushing. O1leY, by Lyn.
and Playing Cards u the yery lowest prices. splb
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-19

THE LATEST and most apparent piece OF jour
nalistlc mondaclty in the South comes from the
Savannah YsTs, which paper grossly charges that
the Washington Board OF Public Works Is re-
sponsibe for the passage Of the increase OF salary
bill last Congress. What contemplate opinion
that editor must have of his readers II he expects
them 10 believe such nOnBensical falsehoods.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-19
XTIVOPATIIX.

PROR. HUBBKLIs TONIC PANACRA
fresh snPIly r. this nSaS nGsIaSSd & IST Rs3ii2 T Men
"''I''''"' NAIRN & BRO,
Ninth St and I tnn. ITe.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-19

THE Baltimore Gazette significantly warns the
Democracy OF Maryland as follows
"FOr some years past tho Democratic party
has had the supremacy In the State. The recen
Congressional election made some changes, and
the representation Is partially divided. similar,
though much smaller change, was effected IN the
city council. These are adnOnitions TO the doml-
nant party. Dlsarecton from any cause gradu.
ally increases the opposition, which, from almost
non-Tesistance to the sway Of the majority, be
comes encouraged, and finally, with accesaioni
OF strength from the floating vote, seeks TO avail
itself of critical turn In affairs for pushing OF
70 success. These things repeat themselves II
the history Of parties
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-19

The WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT of the Boston
Herald, whose long ear-marks are TO be seen In
the columns Of the New York World, as well as
other minor dailies, adyertises the absence Of
the President, and declares necessity that he
should return TO the Capital at once. When the
President Is here, tho same writer denounces
him for his lncapaclty. But such people must
earn a living even at the expense OF truth, or Of
editors who do not know the difference between
news and trash.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-19

THE san Francisco grocery merchants during
the prevalence OF the epizoOtic employed China
men to draw their wagons and deliver their par
GELS. Says an exchange:
'rThe Celestlals could do the straight pulling
nrst rate, but tried to take advantage OF the
street corners by turning too short. This DIM
Guilty was remedied by having an OutTunner or
foot position to guide the team, and dispense
with the services OF driver, the Mongollans
objectlng to a Celt holding the reins-thus show
ing the antagonism Of races"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-19
0 GAN
&
WyLIE,
1913 and 1890
seventh ~. N. w.
DRoPosALs FOR FUBL.

GB-Asency for Mime. Dcmorc-t'- Patterns.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

DARTIEs DECLINING HoUsEKEEPING
will md 10 their advantage 70 call al pas, south.
east corner Tenth street and peDDaylvania Ayenua
The highe.t cash price VIII be paid for furniture
ITO PERSONS WHO HOLD TAX TTTLEs.---
the late Daniel Carroll, o. Duddington, At fair
valuation 70 give quit claims on any property where
mrIast kls neS nm sirrat
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-19
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

THE ROYAL DIADBM, A NEW MUSIC
l. BOOK.
Play and PROFIT m Ny Garden. by Roc,
The Young Mechanic, Practical Treatise.
The Other Girls, by Mrs whitney,
Memoir Of aBrother, By Thomas Hughes,
Literature and Dogma, by Mathew Arnold
Croquet At all prices,
Agency for stained Glass.
wnf. HAII.ANTYNR,a,
uvp sl Heventh street near Il street
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-19
HENRY X. SEARLE f,
ARCHITRCT,
ITO X Street, Opposite Post once DEPART

AN EXCELLENT BUSINESS oPPoR TU
N NIFTY l.
fine assignee OF the stock Of Boots, Shoes, Hats
and uepts Furnishing Goods. toEether with the
Goodwill and fiItnTes, viii sell ths .ame to The
VORABLE TERMS. Location, 1915 Pennsyly yAntA
avenue, one OF the best stands In the city, Apply
on the IremtagH, mylb eoNs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-21

WANTED TO SELL SOME FORTY
w THOUSAND OLD BRICK as good AZ new;
clcxued and rcady for delivery. Apply to the siirn
Of the VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND PACh ~
roSip tSY Eockotts 49, NH 2l-!ih
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-21
Sy Grubbs G Williams,
ny Va uH"S ~ w ia'""'SN
Auctionesrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.
GALE OF THE RICHMOND AM

GALE OF THE RICHM OND AND
~ YORK RIVER EAlLROAD.-By yirtuc OF Il
decree Of :hc ;hanccrv Court Of ;he city of Rich
moud In the causes OF the Richmond and York
Liver Railroad Company rs. d ProsSer ! abb and
Robert II. Igury, trustees and j. proSSer Tabb anu
York River Railroad Company. entered on the 18th
day Of December 1872. we, the undersigned, the
survivor Of US, shall sell by public auction. ut the
auc.op-roons Of Nnssrs. Grub5s L Williams, No.
Eieyen.A street. Richmond. Va, on FRlDAY The
I'd day OF May 1873. ut The hour OF u ~, all the
property Of every kind. real, personal, and mixed
OF the RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, including It's roadway. rails,
croastic9, depots SiiIrgs, cars, engines, tenders
and all ether property whatsoever, Including also
the franchises OF said company. and excepting from
such sale nothing whatsoever Belonging 10 said corr
pany except its coscs in acticn ana debts due or to
become due ton
IHE TERMS OF SALE WILL DE AS FOLLOWS:
The sum Of $1,000 shall be paid in CASH; and the
residue Of the purchase money shall tie payable as
follows $4,000 the lst OF January. 1871, Min ln-
crCst al tho rate OF per cent. per aunum IRON Inc
day OF sale. payable semi-annnaily; s30oop on the
st day OF January 1854. with interest ut the rite OF
per cent. per annunl from tie day OF sale, payable
semi-annualiy; ard the remainder OF such purchase
money the LIST day OF January, 1877, With interest
ut the rate of per cent per annnIu from the day OF
sale. payahle semi-annuallythe sale to be- subj ect
TO the ratification rejection or the court. and pos
session rot to be delivered until The sale has been
ratified by the court; the deferred payments 10 lie
secured by deed Of trust on the property sold such
deed to he subject to the approval OF toe court.
Capitalists viii take notice that the effect Of sale
aud conveyance VIII be 70 e1tinguish the said COM
Iany aud make the purchaser or purchasers body
forfurthcr particulars apply 70 Mcssrs PAGE 8
,MaCkY, lt:Ghisond, Va, Attorney toe the tras-
tees. y. PEUnsEk EAbE.
ROBERT r.. MAUkY,
IA 2--td Surviving Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-21

Our CONTROL OVER DlSEASE.-Tak'ng into
consideration the fact that it is within the
power of sanitary regulations to prevent yell
low-fever, as was shown iu New Orleans
while under occupancy during the late war
by the Union forces for more than two years
where over 100000 unacclimated soldiers
were stationed. or passed through the city,
without a single case OF the disease origi-
mating there, that it is possible to stamp out
the germs of Asiatic cholera and smallpox,
and say, "Thus far shalt thou go, and no
further -; and taking into consideration that
the average duration of life has been en-
tended during the past two centuries from
nineteen to thirty-one years by slow ap.
probation and imperfect application of sani-
tary law alone; taking these and many other
facts of a like character into consideration, it
does not seem too much to say that 1t is
within the power Of any one with u mode
rately good constitution to say whether he
will choose to clt short his days and die the
violent death Of disease or whether he will
extend the powers Of his body to their
normal limits, and SO die from the effects of
old age or from the gradual wearing out Of
the most imperfect organ of his body
"Applied Sanitary Science" IN Popular
Science Aonhiy for april. . ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-21
By Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Eank.
THE LARGE AND ELEGANT PRl
4 NATE RESIDENCE. WITH BEAUTIFUL

THE LARGE AND ELEGANT PRl-
l. VATE RESIDENCE, WITH BEAuTIFUL
GROUNDS ATTACHED, SITUATED AT THE
NnRTHEIsT CORNER OF THIRD AND CARY
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCrION.-By re-
quest of MIR. S. c. Tardy, we will sell ut auction, on
the premises. on MONDAY, ?lst day of April, ut a
O'Clock L. NJ, his wel-known and uniyersally-ad-
mred residence situated rs above. IL is or brick. CO.
yercd with mastlc and contains thirteen rooms be-
sides store-rocms aud closets, with hot, colo. and
shower-blts. and water with stationary washstand,
I'm the principal chambers: kitchen with five rooms
for servants laundry, with stationary fixtures gas
throughout the premises, and all Of the most mo-
dern conyenieuccs. The Stable Is rev, and besides
hostlcr's room has space for two carriages and
three stalls.
The buildings have been remodelled and renovated
within a few years past, anu arc now Ill perlect
order.
It would be impossible in an advertisement to
convey an adequate idea of the elegance and conl-
pleteuess of this property In every respect IL Is
enough to say that 1t combines tile most a1mlraoie
arrangements with the most beaIiti ui and thorough
finish in every detail and the highest possible degree
OF convenience and comfortable Accommodation Tor
The lot fronts 1873 feet on Third street. and runs
back $50 feet
The situation ID one of the most beautiful and
convenient in the city, aud Is IL stands THIS property
isnot cxcelled by any other In all that constitutes
lrssscas5 residence. u
Ii will nc sold "a Whole, or If desired the dwell
Ing Will be sold with front OF about So feet leay-
ing three building lots, eacn ironing 20 icc' Oh
Third street 10 be sold separately.
Persons wishing To examine the premises before
the day Of sale are requested to call upon US.
TERMS Accommodating. and VIII DC lna'!e KNOWN
at tic time OF sale. GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS.
NH .Q-.awt 4 3lwtAp I2&dld Auctioncers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-21
BY ID. X. Weisiger,
Auctioneer and Lana AScl
M. his Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN UNDI-
4 VIDED ONE-THlRD INTEREST In a
TRACT OF LAND AT ADDITIONALLY virtue of
i deed of trust executed to me by Burton Is. Beach
and wife dated the 10th day of February ISL Will
Arrl 1878, ut IL o'clock \. NJ. the UNDlYiDED
OSE-TlllRD INTEktS ST IN a GEht me,
tcrtitld county. Containing ONE: HUNDRED AND
SIXTY ACRES (morc or less) In two c9ntiguous
tracts lying the Hundred road, and adJonlnS me
i.nos Of " llaln Wiufree and others, mentioned in
said cd part arabl. the balance III wood and TIM
ber with small dwelling and unt-horscs thereon,
and In 4 few miles Of Midlothian coal IL mes.
TERMS: Cash us TO the payment Of u bond tor
1926 and intere. thereon from 0ih February 1871, a.
I2 per Ceht., and expenses Of sale; HE Daance on
such terms ~ said B. q. Eca III may Gr2ct. or III Ct
fault thereof as TIE trustee may think nt.
SOCRATES BROOKS. Trustee.
Sale conducted by ID. Il. WEISIGER' Auc'ioileer.