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Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-07-10
Pacific Coast Items.

There were only four deaths in Sac
ramento last week.
The taxable property in Trinity
county this year foots up ST. 100000.
Beef cattle can now be purchased in
Scott Valley at four cents per pound.
All last years wheat in Scott VAL
ley, Siskiyou comfy, has been ground
into flour.
The best quality of new baled hay is
now selling at Shasta at twenty dol
lars per ton.
Mr.. Southern, of Hollister, boasts of
q soft almond tree over thirty feet
high, the tru TX of which is six feet in
circumference.
The Pecho Warm Springs, in San
Luis Obispo county, are becoming q
great resort for invalids. About fifty
are now staying there.
Joseph Wardlow, an old resident of
SiskiyOu county, died in his cabin on
Hawkinsville, some time during
Thursday.
Mr.. Left of San Luis Obispo county
has 100 acres in the Arroyo Grande,
from which he expects to obtain aver
age of seventy bushels of wheat to the
acre.
The new tannery at Santa Rosa will
soon be in operation. The vats are
made, workshops up, and the proprie-
tor expects to be turning out leather
within the next ten days.
The contract for laying and grading
the track of the Visalia Railroad has
been let to Daniel Spangler, who was
to commence work on the 9th of July,
and to complete it by the 18th of Au-
gust.
c. McNulty, who lives about half a
mile north of Yreka, had a child die
on Wednesday night, caused it is
supposed by the sting of scorpion or
bite Of some other venomous insect or
reptile.
Alfred Barstow, Superintendent of
the Railway Mail Service, Fifth Di-
vision, has resigned, and the Hon.
Isaac zimmerman is to be appointed
his successor. Mr.. Barstow has filled
the position acceptably for several
wears. During his term Of service he
has inaugurated many important re-
forms.
Oroville had trial on Thursday be-
fore Justice st. John Jackson, in which
the Lodge of Good Templars appeared
as the parties prosecuting, and a
saloon-keeper as the defendant. The
action was brought under the law pro-
hibiting the sale of liquor to habitual
drinkers. The Justice reserved his de-
cision until he could consult Noah
Webster as to what constitutes habit
ual drunkenness, Intoxicating bever-
ages, etc.
Says the Sonoma Democrat of Sat
urday: "Seth Kiethley brought to
this office on Tuesday last thirty
heads of wheat which weighed seven
ounces, taken from his ranch, a mile
and a half west of Santa Rosa. The
heads are not selected, but just cut
from one spot, and may be taken as a
fair average of the whole field. The
land was in corn last year, and the
present crop sown before the first rain
last Fall; the grain is Smith Club and
Sonoma.
M. E. Daniels was arrested at Sacra-
mento, on Sunday, on warrant tel
egraphed from Salinas City, charging
him with obtaining money under
false pretenses. The party swearing
out the warrant is AlonZo w. Poole
and it is said that the offense consist:
in Daniels having obtained $4,000 fol
the right in certain counties to sci
some patent as-manufacturing ma
chine, which right Daniels could mo-
legally, it is claimed, sell to him
When arrested he was on his way
East.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-07-10

CT = E-SECOND HAND PIhNO-RA-
I'D l. - ven Il Bacon makers, for sale
Inquire Of Mrs. Lnse G.. Baker, Music teacher,
'pr ng ST., or " j. Z, Cohen, with Harris &
"a ,oby. Jy8-tf-2
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ANAHEiM ADvERTisEMEN
ANAH Elm HOTEL

MAX NEBELUN6 Proprietor.
CUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS
- for travellers and visitors Stages fr1~
all parts OF the country arrive and dera"
rom this house. -S
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-07-10
School District Election Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ qualified electors of San Gabriel School
ID strict, of Los Angeles county, that an Elec-
tlon will be held at the Public Schoolhouse in
said District, on SATURDAY, the IIth day
of July, 1874. The question of voting q tax TO
build II schoolhouse and of purchasing a
school lot will be submitted at the Election.
II VIII be necessary To raise by tax for build
ing Il Schoohouse and purchasing school
t2,50Ol dollars. The polls will be open between
the hours of Q A. NJ. and IL NJ.
June 18th, 1874. GEORGE C. GIBBS,
Z. G. HUTCHINSON,
junl9-Imw--5 Dist. School Trustees.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-07-10
NOTICE.

A FEW BOARDERS CAN BE ACCOM-
IN modated, with pleasant Rooms, at rea-
sonable rates. Cars leave for Los Angeles at
10 A. NJ; returning, arrive at r. NJ.
San Gabriel, June Sd, 1874.
I'm 80 bAVID F. HALL
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-07-10

rVHE BEST OF MEAT OF EVE fzEA1
ry variety, Fresh and Sailed, con- JHIfS
stantly ON hand and delivered on or SGAznAsm
der to any part of the City. my2l-Sm-S
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-07-10
LINES OF TRAVEL.
Los ANGELES DIVISION
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Anaheim Branch Railroad.

~ Fgr ,nI3Al.--z.ss- l-E-sss.-. = -Es-. n
~ " Il Ei;s..liii; E.SE
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-07-10

Work on the Butte flume and Lam
ber Co.'s new flume is progressing at
the rate of twelve hundred feet per day.
1t is now completed distance of
about thirty miles, leaving only about
five miles to be finished.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-16
'xUCrIeN .RfEa-rasure'Days.,
. Az Hill d Goddin.
Real Estate Auctioneers ana Asenis'
xn.11ls Main street.

r nc ,,,... Nj VERY ATTRACTIVE
sSHE 81 Hshiks THE Tas gg Hs2 + ssiS e
hh StlbsT fgCTI1N;aa4RJ k,hs 10 Frank p
.rsss executed BY Ia h ceTsIa p1TRososns
HIN ad mentoned, ts yn os Agpri
,sa ssselR NJ p6Shspisa LoIss
public a9c 4, the said decd plas ce o the Chan
.I, The said deed, IN the eern ut the cor
cerv Court Of the sSid Streets and eomgrislR s
ner OF IelnS dnm Iay, Leigh NJ N, and FiE
l lots ON Twelfth r,f Thirtecnth' Fouf'eeno''
tenth e Brings into market larger as hh peen Of
,iractye list of city real estate a,rs and presents an
fered before for o. OF all classes provide
orpor1'Inasss, With suitable building SITES seuo'n
rer met with in one sale. an terms equally at
The sr,3e the purchase OF CITY iot IT. uie
trac,f W the hunblest while those seGKihh
@ and costly lots may be suited as eas. examine
Parties desiring to ,be day OK sale The auction
the pII toIe pleasure In showing tie properly a'
GERS to man now in their office: n, p,u r.
Al or his brother the late Geaerai EGward
In,nson are requested to present tneln 70
f. Till before the day OF SALE TINT arrangements
may NJ One-thIrd cash: balance at SIX, Twelve,
and eighteen months, WIN SIX PET gen'
added. -.-,-,.;..... - uWtaIey MIN Ally 49,
trustce in a prior deed will unite with Franz
n iii and Lawson Nunnally. trustees, IN tue 2poye
sdssrsed sale BY rsqueiE &c coSNER trustee
Saie conduct d by HILL & GoDDIN, Auclioneers
a..,..f. POsTpoNEMENT. -.
The above sale ispoSpoped on account 81 tncsf i
O'clock r. N. HILL Il GonDia,
ap G-tds LAuS.LO-S--
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BY Grubbs IL Williams.
Rea, Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Rank.

a K
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
MoNn AND Ab ADJ q 3 Ifha Fl iV 1t
AUCTION.-In execution Of the last Viii and tes-
lament OF the late William Ru'hsrfsord. deceased,
Chaucery Court OF Richmond, l viii sell Ut auc-
ton, upon the premises respectively IN the order
named below, the Following REAL ESTATE-to
wit:
? On MONDAY, goth April, at 4ko.clock r. NJ.
the late RESIDENCE Of the decedenr situated at
the southwest corner Of Grace and Fousee streets
with the improvements and appurtepanceS thereto
belonging: the same beiDg handsome BRICK
BUILDING, with ten rooms besides closets aud
modern conveniences, also kitchen and out build
The LOT TO be sold with the reside nee will be
be sold those beautiful BUiLDING Tors adioin-
Ing the residence the west, fronting together 20
ee', running back l55 feet to the alley above re-
This ~ an admirable opportunity for any per-
son Wishing 20 purchase really desirable resi-
dence or eligible building lots at one OF the best
On TUESDAY. 2lst April, at 5 o'clock P. n,
the large BRICK MANSION, erected by the late DIR.
John Cullen, FOR h.s residence aud Office situated on
the north side or Ross street, between Thirteenth
Tor Governor) and Fourteenth streets This DWELL
Ing Is Of the most substantial construct on, con-
tainS every arrangement for the comfort OF large
the Of persons In business In the active
portions Of the CITY should attract their earnest
NJ SE HcKEs Or LaNb on the s,ons Run
road, near ardiD's shop, presenting large amount
or frontage, which may be by propec management
turned into building lots 10 be sotd by the front
foot.
THE TERMS are very liberal--so wit: One-foursh
cash; balance at six, twelve, aud eighteen months
for negotiable notes, with six per ce Interest ADJ
Executor OF William Rutherford, DECEASED. y
GRCR3S & WILLIAMS, Auriioneers. ape
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~ : ~ ByJ.w.Bscnaugh, JI.f
pal Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
,u,a nm Hull street opposite the court-house,
Oln.oo..s. -. y Mancitfxter.tYas i..aln.3

VICE I,fFThE-FA ARM ON THE
a NmsI.T1Hf; CHEEK PEKE, AB0UT THREE
NILES FROM, MAsCHEsTEk, ZOE as sAt ~ AZ ~
,,,yt,enss on the purchase OF the above
o9neaStiens5 land sold by Edward yickers through
Us hfn az which ale were oDe-fourth cash,
ste hsisuce In equal instruments At one two and
three years, with SIX per cent interest adoco .ls
tuiIv naid and the FIRST Of the said notes being past
due and sli unpaid therefore, at the request OF the
said Edwaro Vjckers, will sell at auglIon On the
nTre1,ises. ON TIL URSDAY the 23d day OF April,
gS74. at SIX O'clock r. b., the aforementioned
land being niue and quarter acres, more or less.
T,c land is quite good and would make most ex-
rket garden, being but little distant from
the weIl-knowf one Of Mr.. Echutte's. i
There Is q small house on the premises.
Terms: Cash rs to 1888 and expenses OF sale;
ss4 on The 26th OF October, 1874; 1880 on the
18th Of October, 1875. and the balance on sucn
terms as will be made known on the day OF sale.
= 1T, !. t;..sss All. j. w. BRONAUGH, DR.,
mn 11-Tu.ThSStds Aucioneer.
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EXTRA HAVANA LOTTERY.
Capital prize. 100000. Drawing, April 23d
Reduced prizes Whole tickets, $3.50; halves,
$50; quarters. $780,: hftlS, 1924; tenths. SI2:
twenis!hs, 10. dERaAE STATES LOTTERIES
fost-olnce box 4,27l. VLLTER & CO.,
1SS RoHery, Germania Bank building
nSs-I4t LE avs, New York,
ElSHING-TACKLE!A6HHn-
H F1SHING-TACKLE-J just re-
csiged large and complete stocx or FiSHING-,
, AGILE, suitable for any kind Of lsliirg. to
nile Us the goods and prices cappot fil to please
Also, Nlesi base Balls, and Pocket Gutlery.
- rs'.,',s +, W. TlGSuR. dun. Maker
mh 20 Inf ~ No. l4a2 Main sAeeL
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:. IT.. Raid Mountain Hoax EXPOSED.

IN he Editors of the Dispatch; shoala !
~ ,:.,r,, .seane the bounds Of courtesy ~
. go a,ns, .n;cst;on YOU must attribute such
a~'c.Ss 20 the bitterness Of spirit ana ltrc'
,,ressib,e indignation Of one who IS writDiDg
,1,ndnr the blight the hopeless increuuiity OF
shr ncoplc has cast upon his efforts OF ois.
rnverv and to which am panied to sec Una.
gentlemen OF your intelligence and soint;
nave become parties by the puoiica',onu en
an article under the above heading s sn
from the Wilmington Journal. s ohE On |
AIeck has discovered that inc tunis meS
Bald mountain was cat'Sea .! j., Horocn,s
l., hIas,;np with nitro glycerinc IN ~: ~: SSai,-
Iu ,, III rsad once that u little boy III ea
$50 cot ~, barrel Of nitro.g'yceI,he I m:
.in1 81. Goat of his nice new breeches. ms
a,har upon disc overin2 THIS, was 50 ehlnSe"
!no," "., -, occeded forthwith 10 chast'Se nun.
. aa' Excursion of the old 'ady's hand WIN
, an notion of the boys garment upon
hitch the nitro.glycerine had been deposH-
.ot caused an explosion which BILE" the ooy
Song side outwards and sent the ola iau!
q hundred feet into the air, martyr w
nsrcnial discipline. l always hao my uouWs
aInu, this story, but would sooner DeIetG'
r. than Smart Alexis theory ABOUT ColoEes
Ames shaking up seven miles Oh inounGs"
range averaging four THOUSAND iest IN uessus'
alarming pSOpic iot S"SAs
and stirring up the sclenunc WINS o. We
nn,;re country. Ard then would 'HEe 10
Irow who would submit to such aversion
af,er having ridden over these saestSains
shro,prh rain, .theader, and lightnshgEer I'VE
.,axs All the time living like an ans'Ssin =
,,f,ar having bcea compelled to sleep IN ti'e
came room wiz. man with the gcnterS
sanders" who groaned like sieN elephah
- .aycrv time the mountain SHOCK :--akel
having beer walked up at the dtad
-n;cht and called 10 pray to Keel
from being shaken to dcSSh ATE
having rnntracted aad beca Land VI
with rhe,,u,,tiSm in consequence OF tue eA
rosure OF the mountaias No, Slrs. lnsls
1,pon it chat as to an eartbqusSe movement
with rnaay of the characteristics OF foic'
mic snerement, Bald and Stone mountain
.con,{ir.e a decided SUCCESS. My friend 90
lionel Woodsou, OF the Rt*elsh Hc'cH, WI,
.,,art me in this. Professor DuPre VIII oact
mo Major Bynum Will back me. Brolhel'
.Jnran and Uwensby viii: back ME. squire
Ieadbette- will back Hrc. Widow Murpo.
will back me. Widow Sammy viii pacR me
4 host of Others viii! back me. ANA II
Colonel Anles and Smart Aleck dare iacs
such cloud OF witnesses with their COCK
ann. bull story there will be such q Scattera
ron that the names "Colonel Ames" anC
stnitro-slyceriue" w;l not be heard within
.t;fty miles of Bald nteuntain within the nex'
century.
Yours, sufier:ngly, CATAwBA.
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BY Grubbs Il Williams, -.
Eleventh street between Main end Bank,
: Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF NINETY-Tw,

TRUSTEES SALE OF NINETY-TW0
i AND ONE-HALF ACRES OF LAND IN
HENRICO COUNTY. ABOUT SEVEN MlLES -
trust to the subscriber trig'ee, executed by G.
W. Saunders and wife, dated 12th SeptsTmnct,
being thereto required by the creditor therein se-
cured win sell at auciion upon te PGemses , ON
nronerty convened in faid decd, being TRACT
IF LAND Containing 92K ACRES, more or less,
living near the River road and adjoining Mrs: Fat
tcrson, Mr. Higgenbotham, and Others, and al pre-
sent occupied BY Mr.. j. II. Oliver:
On the tract there isa DWELLlSG e. WIN I've i've
orchard of fruit trees Soil Is good, and Is admTa-
bly adapted TO the growth OF early vegetables IRIS
property will be sold Ia sevcral tracts, accordn9 10
q plan Of sub diyisio on TO be shown at the ume Oh
safe. :, -, -, q.
Terms: While the deed requires all cash, vel II
Is probable that terms more advantageous 10 tns
purchaser viii be announced at the time or sale.
I'd. EVANS, Trustee.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
a-Of
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BY Williams & Gibson,
Auctioneers, Real Estate Agents, and Brokers,
1901 Main street.

VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT, ON
Y EIGHTEENTH STREET BETTEEN MAIN
AND FRANKLIN, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
We Will sell ut AUCTION. on the premises, at ~
RRICK TENEMENT, the residence Of the late
Mr. James Sin on, on the west side o. Eighteenth
street near franklin. '.'- ~
The house is Of three stories, with slate roof:
contains seven rooms besides The attc Is provided
with culverts and water, and brick Kitchen with
three rooms 1t Is we'll adapted for PrlVate resi-
deuce. or the lower rooms may readily be con-
ycrtci into u commodious store, leaving the upper
stories for private apartments
twelve months. WILLIAMS q Gl6ooS,
nm I6-fds .- Auctioneers.
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SALE OF RTE

ToMM1saONER's SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE ~ THE TOWN or MANCHES-
TER yA.-By 9srtue OF declee az the Circuit
Court OF ChesteEfeld county, At the May term,
1879. in the sus Of Martha HagMe &c. Hsgue's
heir, shall expose for sale at auction. ON SATUR.
DAY April IS, 1874, Mt 3k O'Clock z. NJ, on the
ppemiaes, near Bla&eley and Burrows streets in
AarI's addition, fouS BUILDING LOTS In square
az, fropting Everett street SO feet each BIZ 65
feet between Buckley and Burrows streets.
TERMS One third cash; balance at two and four
months Tor negotiable notes, six per eeutum added,
the title hcipg retained until the whole purchase
money is paid. II. W. BRANSFORD,
Special Commissioner.
MOODY EO5ALL, kuREoneerY, RID S-fds
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1lle Main street.

A VALUABLE LOT OF LAND, COR
"A NER BOWIE ASID MARSHALL STREETS,
NEAR THE BAPTIST COLLEGE. FOR SALE
RY AUCTION.-9n MONDAY the 20th instant,
at O'Clock 2. H. He shall sell by aucton on the
premises, VALUABLE LOT OF LAND. 'front.'
ing one hundred aad forty-seSen feet on Marshall
street. where it Is crossed by the Richmond, Frede-
rjcks6urg and Potomac railroad, and at its ntcrsec
.aon with Bowe street, and Running backan average
depth Of one hundred aud twcnty-nine feet 10 All
alley.
TERMS One-third cash balance Ill four, eight,
and twelve months-negotiablc notes 10 be given
fog tile deferred payments, with interest adde d,
we'll secured by deed of trust.
The above mentioned property will be sold rs a
whole or divided into parcels as may seem most
judicious at the time OF sale.
RICHARDSON & CO., Auciopeers,
aaI5 1l13 Main street.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Auot,oneers and Real Estate Agents.
No. Il13 Main street.

DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING
a "a r or ON rifth street between Marsnaiii
- eigh streets With basement. swo stories z rs
ttic above: containing from eigAt to yen r'o. "a
closets. bathroom. kitchen, WIN gas "A'''' :
0'i,e desirable Unwilling and LOT, NO; Iu1; and nd
the west side of Sixth street trIes above, con-
h ssnnr from seven to eight Kitchen
win s sas; tMes,ory FRAMED DWELLiMxG and
IN Sn AZ 4 on First ucct bet ween n .,hr room.
kstcr s s,reefs with live roo's; Kitchen
stable, &C. rp.uED DWELLING ana
LOT. 40. 2O5 Canal street, s sstchc s &C.
de der street. with lye rooms mni; k 1o "
o.g i113 Main street:
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Hxxnrns =, ~, 49,
AUCTION SALES-Fu,ur. -
BY Davenport 4: Co., Auc,,one., -
DIIRLIC SALE An rur

DUBLIC SALE AT THE sToru ~.
I; CHANGE IN THE CITY OF PICunE3 *.
OF, THE 10Th DAY OF APRn., is14h MHD,
fS c2fk v IL ~ sF sTEAs ssssSSfHS TX
EFT COMPANY, AND NOW DfLfSHD2-rrA.K-
The Virginia Steamship and Packet TnTSn, IN!
pursuance OF authority conferred by the
ton o. chapter 81 OF the Code Of virr6is1 ~,
Richmond, on MONDAY, the 2Cth day Wv y, c'y u
1874 ~ O'Clock NJ, for ready money =, ,t NV
lowing SHARES OF STOCK subscriber ~ ". i5I-
capital stock OF the said company The mo nor u.
aif which 1s past due. and has no; been n,,S = ~
CURED by the President and Director. OF s,n So -
pany-to Wit: ''''' con-
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apis

rARDozo, F0URQUREAN s. CO..
invite inspection of their choice assortment Of
LLAMA POINTS and JACKETS, enhancing all
the new shapes In BLOWING sleeves, with and
without the STUART zufae.
Also, SLEEVELESS JACKETS. They ksve
SHIFTING and tFROGK CALICO ut 8, 10 and
l2Hc-;
a. HEAVY and FING,ERowN and BLEACHED
COTTSNS at 1Oc.;
LAUE Ell ID, and other standard BROWN COT
TONS, ut 12Kc.
Auburns, Lons'isle, Greet Falls Q COTTOHS at
1884,;
Wamsntta and New York Nils COTTONS at ISc.
Linen aud Cotton SHEETINI, &C., &C.; and, in
fact all goods rs cheap rs tsey can he bought
elsewhere.
BLACK SILKS al grades, but ixe call especial at
tentlon 10 our $3.50 grade, ihe best, we feel
free TO say ever offered in tltas city.
COLeRED SILKS from II. to $50 per yard
EMBROIDERED POLONAISE; 81.
PARAsOLS III great variety. spS
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By Burton, Carter & Co.,
Real Estate Agentsand AucsioEeers,
Office No. 917 Back street, Richmond.

AUCTION sALEOF SIX DESIRABLE
"A BUILDING LOTS IN SiDNEY.-By re-
onest of the owner will sell at auction on the
premises on TUESDAY, 21st April, 1874, at 4
O'Clock +. NJ. SIX VERY DESIRABLE BUILD,
ING LOTS, situated ut the-corner OF Taylor ano
Robinson streets opposite Sidney Baptist church.
Said lots front 80 feet each Taylor street, run.
ming back ! SO feet TO an alley.
TERMS: One-tilird cash: balance at SIX anc
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest added
and title retained till!ast note Is paid.
BURTON, CARTER & CO.,
an IL AucGoneers.
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By Hill Il Goddn.
Real Estate Anc1Ieneers, HOS Main street.

TkUSTEE'S SALE OF FRAME Dwell
Il lING, No. eI2,&sN THE WEST SIDE OF
SIXTH STREET, NEAR JACKSON, AT AUG
TION.-By virtue OF \ .Geed OF trust executed TO
me, dated Sth November, $50. and duly recorded
city IshaII proceed TO sell, the premises, WE D.
EESDA.Y the 22d instant,-st ~ O'CLOCK p h, the
FRAME DWELLING. With four rooms; stable,
runs back 90 feet to lz-fost alley.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance In six and
twelve m6lths, with six percent. interest, aud Sc
cured hys trust deed
ap IL H.NrODDlS, Trustee.
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r., BY w. Goddiu,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LOT IN
" DUvAL'S ADDITION. ON VEST SIDE OF
ST. JOHNS STREET NEAR TO COUTTS
STREET.-By virtue Of = decree OF the Chancery
Court Of the city Of Richmond entered on the 16th
of June, 1873, In the case OF Angle o. oliver &C.,
sha proceed to sell al public auction, on the pre-
lnises, on MONDAY the Goth OF April, l S74, at
O'Clock P. ST., the above-tiescrtoed LOT, fronting
80 feet or the west side Of st. Johns street. ana
estate or which Joseph Angle died seized.
TEXAS: One-ttird cash =; balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest added,
and le retained till The fueser order OF the Court
E. Y. CANNON,
anaa Commissioner.
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ZEAL sESTATE ~ s - S,--S- --S IN
1--WE VERY HAND .:s AlE; LDTs s IS st u
+ EEY5;T!TMSy9s . ~ HHhhkkvfg AND RLTInngg
sTnkSEE. mp X REIN ssraEEF YskT*EEks
OF EhLM,OVsnn IN ~ ROWLAND sTREEIs..,aaeese
'n mn ssS si Il
reasonable ,I prisNs nos and "a IN Pssoiass piaan
'front.' each soIls9 less e e IN feet 70 ar
me or on feet wide, They are sn,onsst Iue
beautiful lots M ''a' ''f w. GODDlS,
-. Auctioneer.
NOR SALE, BEAUTIFUL Bct % 5.as 10
L LOT south Issd street, ~ the ei most bean
TnI, hcalJhy, and desirable. Price a nn9nRfNs.
sonable. Apply 70 A~r 1no5 Bank street,
4 cont and AucllonceT !.
NOR SALE PRIVATELY, a nlm apt4 ~, y
IogS on northeast corner OF b ss
franklin streets, so feel from &c C. Ell b. EACHU,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-16
= BY Grubbs Williams
Auctoneers and Real Estate Agents
r,axonth atreet between Main and Bank'
by W. r. POLE s Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioheeao'
No ? Tenth street, Skaters Duiio'ns'

Real Estate Agents and AuctioneerS'
No Tenth street, Shafer's building -.
rARGE AND ATTRACTIVE 8, ~ ~ Hf
~ IN mE FL hRITIi.nING LOTS ON CARY {OR
boVsR HARE ;d,s are H n lat paTt q
SIX Or suLmrb so rapidly Improving, and on
the bat will be most used IN going to the new
rescryolr aud park sales In ms yicd.y nste
hpcn made recently 1t more than 1oo pcE vent ae-
vance over last years prices ,
We will sell by auction, on the premises, CON- ,
mencing on HaryIe street near the corner OF ASH
~ 4 o'clock z. NJ. the aboye-descrlbcd property
Persons desiring TO invest with certainty Of large
VOLTS will fnd It to their Interest to attend.
TnnMs: Onc-trd cash: the balance at six and
tyreiye months for negotiable notes, with six per
cent, added, secured by deed OF trust:
W. X. POLK IL CO.,
an 7.tls !, AuctiOnecrs.