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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-27
BY Bronaugh & Taylor,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office opposite Courthouse, on Hull street,
ss. #dG Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF "A VALUABLE
/ TRACT OF LAND, NEAR MIDLOTHIAN
CUAL-MINES, IN CHhSTERFiELD COUNTY,
VA.-By virtue Of deed OF trust executed to me
as trustee on the 9th OF March. 1870, by William
Wufree Jr and duly recorded In the clerks office
Of Chesterfield County Court, I'D. b: so, p. 2l6)
shall, being required so to- 90 by the beneficiary
sell ut public auction, ON The premises, on TUES.
DAY, July 2S, 1874, ct IL o'clock b. that valu-
able TtACr Ut LAND lying neIr the midlothian
coal ines Chesterfield county, containing about
052 ACRES, adjoining the lauds OF Franklin
Stearns u. e. Hancock, and Others. This land lies
about two and 4 half miles from C0alteld station,
on the Richmond and Danyile railroad. Within The
field. About third Is cleared. the residue
10 forest OF oak and pine. The surface indications
OF the existerce OF coal are as good as any IN tue
coal-ield. he buildings consist OF DIV ELL
ING with nine ten rooms, aud all necessary ont
houses.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay expenses Of sale
and 1920 and IL $50 on the 10Th OF March, S75.
to be secured by de- of trust on The property the
residue of the purchase money, If any to be paya-
BILE ut such times, and secured In such amer as the
said WinfreeSay Direct, and In default OF sci dl.
recfcn Us the trustee shalt think III.
he purchaser will be allowed Il reasonable tine
for examination of title, &C., before paying the pur.
chase money. but will ne required, as guarantee OF
good faith. TO deposit the sum Of So 30 In cash with
The trustee at the place of salc Immediately AFTER
the property is knocked down, or otherwise resale
will then be made. ,. BROOhS, a-et
iy ll.tds Trustee.
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"Y0u have not sent for me, but L have
come Your name. sir. Is known and hon
ored from one end Of this great Republic to
the other. When the National Treasury y 'as
threatened by horde of greedy congress 3
men, you stood like wall OF adamant be-
tween the people and those infamous salary
grabbers. Lend me dollari" Ny dear
sir" the Colonel fastened to explain, "you
mistake the case entirely; I was one of the
grabbers." You were!" (Grasping the
Colonels band warmly $50 much The bet
ter! Let me congratulate yoi, that a parsi.
m0nious public could not frighten you out
Of what was fair remuneration for your in
valuable services. / am glad that your pecu.
niary circumstances are so much better than
I supposed. Make it two dollars 2 And
the Coiouel did. ltWas the only clean thing
left for him to do.
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( s,ra,neans Poem,

9aEnffie0Rt FV0"hs
s,nthe Ia. OF November, 1871, when nj
srsitnn was full OF anxiety in regard 70 Tn
,,.ttcr. he wrote the following lines, an
fhey have singular interest now:
Sir Narmaduke's Musings.
NY THEODORE TIlroS.
won a noble fame,
Rut w,tn sudden frown,
The people snatcbx6 iny crown,
Nooiu The nire tfod down
Myiofty name.
Ihore bounreous parse,
Aud beggars By the way
TN, n blessed me Day bV uaS'
But L. grvwu poor as they,
fave how thetr curse.
6. gained what men cali friends
Rut nov their love j. nate,
Ana nsve iesrned, too iste'
Bow mated MI DDS uumaU
And friendship ends.
I elssp,d woman's breist
ASH her heart knew.
Or Yxnci' d. would be true,
Who proved--alas! she, too
False hike the rest.
Inow am all lereft-
As when some lower doth sai,
With baiticineots and Ssait
And gate and bridge and all
And nothing left.
Bu.I accourt it worth
An usngs Of fair hopes crossed
Ali loves and nonors lost
To gain the heavens, at cost
or losing earfh.
20: lest be inclined
To render Ill for IL =
Bepceforrb IN me insa';,
o. G cd, y sweet goodwill,
To VII mankind.
slecpy Hollose, November l. 1871.
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BY j. L. Apperson,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
No. IOl6 Main street.
nRusTEE'S SALE OF t:WOODBINE,

TRUSTEES SALE OF ",WOODBINE,.
i ABOUT ONE AND & HALE NILES NOR ~ l
dat OF trust from William j. Peadleton and wife
to the subscriber. dated 10th October, ISII, ana
Ing thereto required by the beneficiary sell ON tne
premises on MONDAY, August 80, 1874, a. %
O'clock P. NJ If fair, not, the next fair cay there
tanning 13 $1,000 acres. called Wo1DBlNsE e.
with the beautiful Z OTTAGE. containing hve
rooms. halls aud closets, front and rear porcnss.
all new. W oodbine is on the chesapeake and Ohio
railroad, and adjoias the lands Of Aessrs. Cooper
and Royal, and very near the OH larhi. = hios'
desirable place. ,,,oxos.
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay past ne interest eS
and expenses of SALE say about S20O as 10 SlouO,
an a credit 10 the 9th october next; and as to the
residue, ms may I've announced at sale. NegoIiaoie
notes for all credit payments, with Interest added
ana secured Ivy 4 Il ust deed, VIII De required,
iv 30 - j.. l.. aPPERSJN, Trustee.
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by j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
l1lh Main street. Opposite DispGtch office.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A ONE HUN
To BE SOLD At CHES-
TERFIELD CuURT-HOUsE, MANCHESTER,
va, MONDAY. AUGUST g.. At II O'CLOCh
deed of trust from, b. J. Kelam dated 9Th day OF
August, 1872, and Of record In the County Cou;t
of Chesterfield default having been made in pay
deco. and heing requeseu so do by the holders Of
said notcs) will proceed to sell to The highest bid
der mt pubic auction. at the above time and place,
that certain TkACT OF LAND lying in Daie
township, Chesterfield county near the old s5 ,
house bounded by the lands of :. .. Duvai, Rich.
,nond and Petersburg railroad, Chcatham, and
others containing 1870 acres, more or less, with all
the improvements thereon. t.sss.
Terms: Sufficient In cash to pay expenses OF SAFE
and two negotiable notes 10 the amount OF III 81
with interest from maturity of said notes to date OF
sale. WILLIAM aMbEfSo, !f nS &c
r THOMPSON BROWN. Auctioneer. 1y 23-tnS
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DUFFALOSP SPRINGS, MECKLENBURG
II COUNTY. yA.-RECENr DISCOVERY OF
AN ADDITIONAL SPRING, deci 1ediy impregna-
ted with the celebrated " Sa Its Of Lttlia." THESE
Springs open for the reception OF visitors on the
FIRST OFJUNE, 1874
In most of the chronic forms Of disease regarded
as remedial by mineral waters these Springs ENJOY
a deservedy high reputation. a.
In general adaptation and curative power IN ols-
easrs of women In dyspepsia III lis protean forms.
In chronic intermittent fevers, and In all diseases
generated by maaria Doisons, they are without III,
rival among til. medicinal waters OF America. line
proprietor IS aware that this is very strong claim.
The public will Judge if 1t be sustained by the es t.
monials submitted.
Since the last Spring season several valuable
springs have beer discovered at this place. one oil
Tonry of Baltimore, is decidedly isnpreSnaisd with
the 'sSaIts Of Lithia," which bias given such cee-
brity to the Gettysburg spring In our own country
aud to the AK la Chappelle and Vtchy waters OF
the continent of Europe, and which Is so hlghiy
esteemed in the medical world remedy IL
zout rheumatism, and In kidney and bladder atec-
Llous.
| PENNSYLVANIA says: "Therc is perhaps no other
remedy from which equal efficacy may be expected
in the removal OF the deposits OF the nrate OF Soda
In thu, joiuts and ligamentous tissues In gouiy pa
ticnls. AMI in preventing the deposits III the KID
news and urinary passages"
1t may be worthy OF note that This Is the on!
| Spring In Virginia In which this salt Is founo
otherwise titan the merest trace.
Pamphlets containing analysis, testimonials, &c.
can be had on application 70 McsSrS. PURCELL
LADD 6 Co, druggists, or Mes'rs. WEST, JOHN
SToN & Co., booksellers, Main street, Richmond
Va or by addressing the undersigned AT Boydton
Va [ap 24-d&w4ml THOMAS I. GoOOE.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

POSITIVE AND UNCONDITIONAL
SALE OF THE BRICK DWELLING AT
THE SOUTHWEST CORNER or FIRST AND
CANAL STREETS, AND THE TWO SMALL
1rENENENTS NOS. II AND 16 CANAL
STREET. JUST ABOVE FIRST STREET, AT
AUCTION.-Wc will sell upon the premises on
WEDNESDAY, 29th of July, 1t 81 O'Clock z. NJ,
the BRICK DWELLING now occupied by w. b.:
BigelOw, Esq, situated at the northwest corner OF
Canal and First streets. and containing SIX rooms
and all the modern conveIiences; and immediately
thereafter the TWO BRICK TENEMENTS Nos.
il and 16 Canal street, with four rooms ana
kitchen with two ROOMS zach. These houses are
uienccs, a.d always rent readily 1T figure tlat
gives a large percentageeupon The sum they are
likely to sell for.
TFnMs One-fourth cash; balance at four, eight
and twelve months for negotiable notes, with inter-
est added, and secured by 4 trust deed.
GKUBBS s. WILLIAMS,
ivo2 Buctiuneers.
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
AuctioneerS and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

DRICK STORE AND DWELLING ON
ID ADAMS STREET BETWEEN BROOK AVE-
NUE. AND MARSHALL STREETS, AND 4
VALUABLE LOT ON BROAD STREET, AT
request of the deyiSees or the ls' e
Mrs. Mary Carroll we will self by auction, on
BRICK STORE and DWELLING situated us
above. Resides the store and basement there are
four rooms.
The property Is well located and arranged for a
profitable retail business, and affords comfortable
accOmmoda' Ions for q family. .
After which tsay ut OK O'Clock 2. 81. we VIII sell
the valuable LOT the south side OF Broad street,
beginning 60 feet west Of Belrdere street, fronting
90 feet, running hack Al feet on Its east line an
about 50 feet on its west line, being on the line OF
the Fredericksburg and Petersburg coDnection rail-
road. aBdnow occupied by Mr.. w. j. McOOwel' AS
n woodward for which and other similar business
1t has peculiar value.
TERMS at sale.
" % Auctioneers
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J. s1In1eER ! REsORTN
, n, HEALING SPRINGS
ION the Inc Of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
b, BATH COUNTY, VA.
B. M.QuARLEs, MAsAcEH,
Will be open orthe reception Of visitors from the
1sr os JUNE to the 1sror OCTOBER,
with accommodations for three hundred persons

Tne.c Springs. sttuated,tn the beautiful Warm
anrinrs valley. are accessible from CovinRton, w
the chesapeake and Ohio railroad, over nne
nike road fifteen miles, with easy grades anu
and the magnificent scenery on Jacksonss foaa en-
The air Is pure dry, and bracing, A here Almost
comnon In mouasalnous regions are heie =
The Sathing Is seighsful and exharaing ppse re
freestone water rom the mountains l, fnr I'll
mines through tue buildings anu stouA1'
Lprposes. ,d md annie facilities
for amusemea. and re sGss n t}Re eIsr otei
poa1sd IA rer day; 81 $50 per week ana Sog
,a mnnth ChIldren under ten years ana coioreo
sc ~ ~ HnTsToN, NJ. D., resident physician.
nescriptive pamphetsio be had OF nessrs. LUZ
CELL, LADD & Co., Richmona' OF n ~ ti
az the Springs D. III TO NJ, naoer
or 0oxy "
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BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner; Governor and Franklin streets.
OF SELECT FAMILY GRoCE

oTOCK OF SELECT FAMILY GROCE-
DRIES, SPICE-hIILL, STORE-FIXTURES,& &c
aISAUCTION.-At the request OF Mr.. Alex, Foih-
erngflam, who Is about to return to Scotia no, we
win sell on MONDAY. 2 7tli instant, at ~ O'CLOCK,
at his store, 424 Sixth street. between MarsnaI
aud Clay streets, his select stock or FAMILY
GROCrhIhS. consisting of
Fine G UyPowDgR and Their TEAS,
SYRUPs. CANNED GOODS.
TIN CANIsTERs, SOAPS, SAUCES,
WOODEN, STONE. and W1LLOW-WAHE,
DEMIJoRNS, iBRoOMs, &C.,
one lurge-size SPICE and CoFFEE-Mhb.W Win oriss
hopper,
One new patent PUMP OTL-CAN, II.
CoUSTER-SCALES and SToRE-FlxTUREss
One casg fine VINEGAR.
Half-cask WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
oA . COOK & LAUGHTON,
| ivos t9S--7 Auctionecrs.
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1In..r F,ssa as Foop.- ~ appears tnas
h,nnnnhagy Is not coatined to kafs
n Eha CONSUMPTION Of horse flesh Is spreao,
= m MOS, if not all, OF the great tow hs "
ne nern,any Yet the meat does not seem 70
And much favor with the body Of the people.
Tn France It is used TO much greater eh <.
font. In the latter country It Is dressed ~
az many different ways as beef-roas.'
hated dashed, steWed, and fried as sleak =.
PM Il Ia Ia the form OF sausage thas
T. 70 most largely consumed, ana IN
chic share its use Is by no means coma
Gnnd Ia Paris. Indeed, one OF the
TARGET factories for the making of sausages
from laerse-aesh II, situated at Beaucaire, IN
The Gard. Daring last year no fewer than
400 horses were manufactured into sausages
at that establishment. Besides the hssh, the
tongue, brain, and liver Of horses are SOLD US
deKcscies, and even the fat, we are toso, Is
converted into kind Of butter. In conse-
aueuce Of the growth Of the taste Tor morse
aesh the price of WORKOUT horses has risen
enormously Of late. Of course 1t must MOI
/ be said that it is only horses which art
I past work that are slaughtered tor Ink
hntenal's shop. In Paris the horses must be
slaughtered either at the municipal aeat
H toir ia. the Boulevard de pHosptta1 OF
at private abattoir at Plantin, ano
4 esch Of them is inspected by veterinary
Il Surgeon before being slaughtered, ana agar
|! before the flesh is allowed to be offered iol
sale. Mules and asses are also eaten, ano
their flesh, though firmer than that OF tht
horse. is said to be more delicate. On tnt
| first day of the present year there were IL
Paris forty EIGHT shops open for the SAFE o
1.-The flesh of horses, mules, aud asses. MOS
of the butchers slaughtered the amman:
they sold,-but some few buy the meat pl
the piece, like the smaller dealers II
other kinds of meat. The custom
ters of these shops belong neithe
10 the well.to.do, nor to the indisen
classes. Generally speaking, they are eltne
i clerks with small salaries or Work-peopl
with families. AS a rule, the price OF to-
meat is about half The price of beef. In
Inferior parts fetch from twenty to thlrt.
confines the half kilogramme, which bu
slightly exceeds the pound avoirdupois, ant
the best parts range from franc to fran
and u quarter. hven these prices, high
they seem, have lately been passed, and sc
so dear are beef and mutton that the detnan'
for horse flesh continues to increase.
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ByLyne & Brother.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers'
So,l212 Main street.

FRAMED STORE AND TWO SMALL
L FRAMED TENEMENTS ADJ0lMlNG;,SS ST
TEESTH STREET BETWEEN CLAY AND
TENABLE STREETS, FOR SALE r. ~ Ar ~
TION-Wc shall, at the request OF Inc oWncr, SCI!
the 1 9Th july. s74. at o'clock Z. NJ, the above
above-described PROPERTY. being DESIGNATED by
store has about five rooms attached to the same for
dwelling purposes. The small t-nements contain
fOur and SIX rooms each. All OF the above pro,
nerty IS In good order. and those rented occupied
by good tenants and to any desiring to secure
comfortable home and business stand this offers
fine opportunity.
Terms: At sale.
woo hucticnecrs.
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4 NovELrY IN ELEvAToRs.-(F From the
New York Tribune, July 21.l-The Western
Union Telegraph Company will put up in
their new building in Broadway the first Wa
ter balance elevator ever permanently used
in New York. This elevator was patented
a few years ago by Mr.. Baldwin, New Eng
land inventor. After undergoing considera-
BILE notifications it has been extern
sively adopted in Chicago and other
western cities. Its motive power is
the attraction of gravity, which is applied by
means of an iron bucket twelve feet long,
fitted like piston into an iron tube . feet
in diameter, which extends along one side
of the elevator Shaft from top TO bottom.
This bucket is equal in weight to the eleYl-
tor. with which tis connected by wire ropes
running over puleys. To carry u load up it
is only necessary to fill the bucket with
water from reservoir ut the top Of the
building. which can be done by the conduc-
tor by pressing pedal in the car connected
by wires with the reservoir. The weight of the
water causes the bucket TO descend and the
car is thereby drawn upwards. Stoppagcs are
made by means of brake, which clamps
the rail upon which the car runs. In order
to descend, the water is let out by the press
ing Of another pedal connected with valve
in the bottom of the bucket. TO regulate
the speed of the car there is tube passing
through the bucket provided with valve
at each end. As the bucket fits alright
in the large tube, it can only rise or de.
scend at a rate of speed proportional to
the rapidity with which the air can pass
through the smaller tube so rs to get out of
its way in front and fill the vacuum created
behind it. This is regulated by the valves.
The points claimed in favor of the new ele-
gator are smcothness and rapidity Of motion.
St is provided with safety breaks closely re-
sembling the breaks used in the Wilcox and
Gibbs sewing machine. The water has to
be pumped into the reservoir by steam
DSEer.
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MOOD, COKE. AND COAL.-I wouu
w respectfully inform my frienrs and the NIB.
lie generally that have taken the ward formerly &C.
cuped by Nr. j. X. +. Burroughs, but morerecen.ly
by AIessrs. Staples & son, anc having purchased
very large supply OF WOOD and COAL, for c,sh
at summer prices, Lean afford 10 sell on as good, If
not better. terms IAN can be had in the city.
ANTHRACITE COAL, nicely screened aud sold
by weight. ORDERS solicited and promptly filled
'Gfices: Seventh and Main, and FL oad near Firt.
~ 25.1m ". j. Mcdonnell.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auc:ioneers,
Flayanfh street between Main and B2nk.

DEREMPTORY SALE OF THE TWO
STORES NOS. 700 AND 713 CAR y
STREET, BETWEEN yENTH AND
EIGHTH STREETS. AT AUCTIoN:1,0WVs VII
9th Of july, at O'Clock 7. NJ, the TWO BRICK
STORES on the south side Of Cary street between
Seventh and Eighth streets, occupied by John NC
Grath and james BelZty. .E
These houses are we'll constructed. and have, u
addition to the store aud basement. I'VE rooms each
above arranged for family, and are In rapidly.
improving business locality.
This sale is positive. and should therefore ne NJ.
fenced by those in want OF properly that VIII pay
a very large percentage upon the price for WHICH II
will sell.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance Mt d, y, arc
l2 months for notes. INFER ST ADDED: and secured ny
trust deed GRUbBS d WILLIAMS,
iy % AucliOHeeTs.
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BUFFALO SPRINGS,
ID MECKLENBURG COUNTY, VA.
STRUCTURE AND DYSPEPSIA RELIEVED
DY THE
NEW SPRING, OR No. 2.
CASE OF WILLIAM A. MASON,

OF DANvILLE, VA
n, Colonel Go5de: Having derived the most sig
nal benefit when In suffering aud distressed con.
dition from the wafer of the New Spring at
This Mace. feel that it Is due to suffering hui
mainly fllat should place In your possession q
statement Of my case TOR such use as you may tiiDk
proper to make of 1t: .u,,
stricture of the urerhrl. Ny geBeral health soon
failed, and / became sufferer from dyspepsia IN
an aggravated FORM consulted Some VI tIle mos!
cIninent medical men OF the country In vain. L
was totally without appetite, and my general sys-
TEN was reduced 70 state Of great debility save
No. q tor ten days, hut for The most part NO.
and The effect has appeared 10 me TO be almost MI
raculous. My urine Is now passed without dl1li-
Guilty my appetite Is raVennus, and feel that am
restored to my usual health and yi2or.
Very respectfully,
w % eod4t WILLIAM A. MASON.
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j, Is. YOU NJ.
ROSER Z HOWARD,
T. p. TURNER,
p. 4. GRATTAE,
SrecfaI Commissioners,
By Grll5bs s. Williams, !.
Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE HAND
KNOWN SNE A AS xso L I E K siTtArh6
ABOUT SIX MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND.
A DJOLNISG The FAkMS OF ABRAM WAX
WICK, DIR. J. N. POWELL, AND 5. b. CkEN-
SHAW.-By virtue OF o deed Of trust executed by
c. g. Paleskie and wife t, the sub;crncr, as tr,ls.
tee. dated 9Th Of May, S61. and duly recorded be.
ing thereto required by the creditor secured VIII
sell at auction, upon the premises: on MONDA9,I
TIN OF August, ut IL O'Clock Nj, the Fla RM above
referred to. occupied by Mr. PalesSte jt contains
EIGHT HUNDRED. AND TWESTY-SEYENl
ACRES, more or less, and taken rs whole, Hes as
well rs any tract OF It's size In the county. About
i've hundred acres are cleared, and produces finely
in c0rn wheat, and oats. and Is besides wei, adapt
ed TO grasses trucking, anu fruit-grow!ng About
three hundred acres are IN wood and timber.
The improvements consist OF q good DIV ELL
ING, with eight rooms, servants quarters, harn,
stables, and the usual other out.buildinss, al IN
There is also fine orchard. The farm Is well
watered. The neighborhood Is one OF the best In
the vicinity OF the city.
Those Wishing TO purchase really valuable pro-
Dc ry which must increase In value With The groTfh
OF the city, Invited 10 examine the above before
the day OF sale.
A map Of . Solitaire" may be seen at the Office OF
the auctioneers. f.sstss ~.
Terms: The deed authorizes sale for cash sa1i-
Client TO pay debt for about the ex-
penses OF sale auded., AS TO the residue, upon
terms to be prescribed by the gTantor, or BIS as.
signs, OF which announcement will re made at
A'' eA = JOHN. B. cRENsHAw. Trustee.
GEUBBS d WILLIAMS, utl0neers. -1k ID
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By n. NJ. Lci
BY n. N. Lee,
Real Estate Agent and Auctlonecr,
No. 1014 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
~ VALUABLE PROPERTY KNOWN AS He
WALL-STR GET HOTEL.-Pursuant to u decree
Of the Circuit Court Of Hen!ico county, rendered
In the clancery suit Of Griins executors cs Grimm
named in said decree, will, on WEDNESDAY.2 9th
Of July, 1874, on The premises at O'Clock +. M.,
proceed 10 sell at public uction the property NEIL
Toned in said Decree known as The Wall-street Ho-
tel situated the east line nf Fifteenth street be>
tween Main AMI Franklin, and consiHs ofl TIlREE-
STORY DUUBLE.FRONT BRICK HOUSE, with
two business houses on the first floor, and large
dwelling ON the upper stories, and wing running
back TO All alley.
Terms: Sufficient In cash to defray expense Of
sale balance In equal instruments ut one, two, aud
three years for negotiable notes, with Interest
added little 10 be reta med by the court until the en-
j. B. YOUNG.
RO5ERr HOWARD,
T. TURNER,
p. K. GRATTAS,
WIS Sr eciaI Commissioners.