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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-15
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
~ REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICh-
MoND AND ADJOINING thereto, AT
AUCTlON.-In execution of the las: viii and tes-
lament OF the late William Rutherford, deceased,
aud by the special direction OF decree Of the
Chancery Court OF Richmond, / will sell at auc-
non, upon the premises respectively, IN the order
named below, .he following REAL ESTATE-to
wit:
On MONDAY, goth April, at Ak O'Clock P. ~,
the late RESIDENCE OF the decedent, situated a:
the southwest corner 81 Grace and Boushee streets
with the improvements and appurtenances thereto
belonging; the same betuX u handsome BRICK
BUILDING, with ten rooms besides closets and
modern conyeniences, also Kitchen and out-build-
ings.
The LOT 10 be sold with the reside nee viii be
about 70sl55 feet to an alley After which viii
be sold those beautiful, BUILDING LOTS adjoin-
Ing the residence on the west, fronting together 20
feef, running back los feet to The alley above re-
This is an admirable opportunity for any per
son wishing TO purchase really desirable resi-
dence or eligible bnildirg lets at one Of the best
On TUESDAY, 2lss april, at 8 O'Clock z. NJ,
the large BRICK MANSION erected by the late DIR.
John Cullen, for is residence ana Office, situated
Tor Goyernor) aud Fourteenth streets. This dwell
Ing Is of the most substantial construction con.
tains every arrangement Tor the comfort OF large
the convenience ofpersons Ia business In the active
portions OF the city should attract their earnest
IKE MED s9KEs 6 ss Af &: s,ss ssf Run
road, near Hardin shop, presenting large amount
or frontage, which may DO by proper management
turned into building lots to be sold by the front
foot. s
The TERMS are very liberai--to Wit: one-four,h
cash balance at six, twelve, aud eighteen months
s fer negotiable notes. with six pss cent, iptese;s add
Executor OF William Rutherford, dece ,sed.
GRVBBs 3 WILLIAMS, Auctlouesrs. ape
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AnfTTor SALES s.Es.ass Days:
Ar grasbs e. Williams
Real Estate Agents ard .Auesloneelh
.rsaventh street. between Main ana bana'
A's,sI ..,,1, !. M UNCONDITIONAL

!, RsOLUTE AND UNCONDITIONAL i.
fRIyA AFE REsIDgNLE LEI, TIE r. BE = THE
EEh E2Tss AP 9ySsNEs 5jFTHfab Hs6 cARY
HSMEp snnT ga Ar IUCTION. kLs9, TIE E IL
sT .MT SSNDzs Stylish II FURNITURE RE- y;
SShhRRRE6 TO BELOW.-l,y request OF Mr, .. =.
Tardy we viii sell at a,ctop on ane ,nIncs On
MoE Sis Anel.kuown and universally admired resi-;
a M, n s,tnated as above 1t is Of brick, covered
With Tnastic and contains thirteen rooms besides
stJre-rooms and closets with nor, coo anu 81
nrincips chambers; kitchen. with flge rooms. Tor
servants: laundry with stationary fixtures gas
throughout the premises. and all OF me most mo-
dern convenienccs The stane is new, aHo Deslues
n hostler,s room, has space for two carriages ana
The buildings have been remoddled and reno
vaied within the past few years. and are now IN per-
1t would be impossible In an advertisement to
convey nm adequate idea OF the elegan &c and COM
pIetencss OF this property III every respect IL Is
enough to say that 1t combines the most admirable
arrangements with the most beautiful ana thorouEh
finish In every detail, and the highest possible de-
gree of convenience and comfortable accommooa-
lions for large family.
The situation is one Of the most beautiful ana
convenient in the city, and as 1t stands this proper
tutes first-ciass residence. ~
Persons Wishing TO examine the premises before
the day Of sale are requested to call unon u.s.
The property will Oe sold as q whole or snp-olsl-
ded according to plan TO be seen at our once.
the F FIRsT-GLAs FUkNiT JRE in the house, EN-;
bracing most handsome and valuable varie,y; ~
Ger. = description OF which will appear In future
advertisements to appear before the day OF sale OF
the property. ,o :,
t, nea Of sale ae'o~GRuBB s { WILLIAMS,
AMID -. Auctinneers.
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4ichu.ond 9ispahh


r. c,-,.rRopus-A BoY ScALrRD BIZ
A f,owr.s Yesterday morning AZ .en LII.
\, roc before IL O'Clock Henry herhn,.,s, 20
, .n,,.n Yns 20 the son Of Catharine hernn."s,
~ t;Ses OF the southeast corner OF n~SI
~ Ensor .trests, was seriously II noti*a'l!
SSn;',rod no. having his scalp torn oy Noness
Belonging to menagcrie when Is now ooins
.cxbihited ia this city. The cage cen'a,". .n
= ,ion and liouess was awn-thronSn tne
IT, l., the morniug along with the circus
PROCESSION. and at the time the BOY "as nui
Ia stonped at the corner Of forrcsI ".iu
I1oncIas streets to let other cages pass y, ""
.hn;r yray to the tent. AS the cage was u'is
anwarcd aud nothing separated the ahilla.s
49,, the crowd but the bars, great hi,'n.
,,ovs With the usual Juvenile disregard ol
danger and desire for novelty, stooo IN c'ose
proximity 10 the caec: tho,
One of the boys, thinking prooaHIy .uas
Rs the animals were small they coulu uo. w
.,orv vicious, amused himself by pokinS
Lick through the bars. Another boy, It IS
sts,ed. found considerable fun in splitting at
The lion. while others, emulated by this &C.
s;on. made bets rs TO which could spit IN the
1;on;s eve. Henry Hernning, q small boy,
was coming from school, and, seeing tue
crowd, stopped. Noticing boy acquaant-
ance in the crowd, he said, & Rocks, why
don't YOU stop teasing the lion, he may hurt
you" With this, according TO heranahss
statement. "Rocks" pushed Hernning to-
wards the gutter, saying. what are you
afraid Off They won't hurt you:" AS Hern:
ming fell towards the cage the i0 mess now SsI
thoroughly aroused, spranng from ne d
crouching position to the bars and
caught Hernnins's head with her paws 'e;
The boy, being with difficulty dragged
away was found to be oaay i NJ sesn ns
away, a deep, ugly cash made in his fore
head, and another over his left ear. Police
officer McKewen wiped away the blood
which covered the boy, and took him 70 the
office of DR.. Thomas j. L. ieateS, where
the wounds were dressed. When be was
dragged away, the lione>s licked the blood
from her paws, and. with the hon, tore Tue
boys bat, which had been pulled III lne
cage, into many shrcdS, meanwhile iur'ousIy
roaring and rearing. The injured lad when
taken home in his sad plight gave serious .us
shock TO his mother, and it is thought Inc
wound may prove fatal.-Ba|'m're sum-
14M
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AUCrIOH 'sAEz-Thss nay:
pyMax, Heyman, Anctionesr.
THIRST EXTRA LARGE SPRING
TRADE SALE

THIRST EXTRA LARGE SPRING
- =. TRADE SALE a
Z OK WEDNESDAY THE 10TH INSTANT
-..yz consisting OF
!. t. $50 CASES BOOTS AND SHOES
including new goods OF almost every oeseripaUn
In mems. boys', women's, misses, ana cni'uie ~,
war, consigned for our early spring Dus.he,s ~
MANY prominent manufacturers IN Ne" hnh n.-.
New York city. and Philadelphia. AIso' u"
large and attractive stock OF
REApY-MADE CLOTHING,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GooDs'
woLLENs AND TAILORING GOODS
FUR AND WOOL HATS, .r1s
STRAW GOODS, UMBRELLAS fAHA'o11"'
= and other vuricd
NRRcuANDIsE SUITED TO the -.-"
The above sale comprises oe' s,rn1,r-
.pcEsT AND MOST ATTRACTIVE e iooi>
ever offered 40 s..
.s.r a11fTION IN THIS MAhhEi'
.,,s Is an excellent opportunity Tor tne ''"oe ~
anu ., ,,I desirable goods at great bargains.
~ roods will be sold In large lots anu ill 'o''
orered will be sold without rcserw' -
sa,. will commence at o O'CLOCK a. 'h.
0A0 MAX HEYMAN, Auctloneer anu
,a-w.F.MTu,w5t Commission MercnA"..
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rOALBURG SPLINT COAL
" STANDS CSRIfAL LED.
:. Ii. HALVES,
sole Agent,
mh2I Eighteenth and Gary stress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-15
BY Richardson & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Ills Main street,

A UCTION SALE OF A NEAT FRAME
- DWELLING AND LOT ON sECON D
STREETS.-We shall sell by auction, on the
premises on WEDNESDAY the 10Th instant, at
O'Clock p. ~. a NEAT TWO-STORY FRAME
with alley In the rear 10 feet wide, OH the east
side OF second street, between Clay and Leigh
streets, next to the grocery store Of William Eng
ish, Esq s-....
TERMS: One-third cash the balance In 4, 8. and
months, negotiable notes IN be given for the de
ferred payments, with interest added, and secured
by u deed Of trust, RICHARDSON i Co.,
ap IA Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-15
= BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents aud Aucloneers,
1l13 Main street.

A. VALUABLE LOT OF LAND, COR
n EER BOWIE AND M ARSHALL STREETS,
NEAR THE BAPTIST COLLEGE. roK SAL
by AUCTION.-On MONDAY the Zoth lnsta y,
n nren.Ises, q VALUABLE LOT OF LAND, front,
Ing one hundred and forty-seyen feet on Marsnall
srset. where it is crossed by the Richmond Frede-
and Potomac railroad and ut its intersec-
ton vii Bowe street, and running lack an average
depth of one hundred and twenty-nine feet 10 an
alley. - <,. o,ob+
and twelve Notwithstanding notes to be given
for the deferred payments, with interest adaeo'
well secured by deed Of trust.
The above mentioned property will be SOLO as a
whole or divided Into parcels as may seem Inoss
tudicious at the time Of sale. ~
- RICHARDSON & CO.. Auctioneers,
mp Is 1llo alaln sIIces.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-15
BY W.R. Polk q Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No Tenth street, Shafer's building.

r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
i TWENTY-SIX DESIRABLE AND WELL
LOCATED BUILDING LOTS on CARY (OR
DOVER), OAK, HARV1E, AND DANCE
STREETS.-M0st Of these lots are in that part OF
the western suburb 80 rapidly Improving. aud on
streets that will be most used in going TO the new
reservoir aud park. Sales In this vicinity have
been made recently at more than 100 per cent. adj
vance over last years prices. ,..-..--
We win sell by auction, on the premises com
mencinp on Harye street near the corner of ash
ipgIon street, ou THURSDAY, 10th day OF April,
ut 4 o'clock P. NJ. the aboqe-cescrlbcd properly.
Persons desiring Invest with certainty OF large
profits will fluid 1t to their Interest to attend.
TERMS: One-thrd cash the balance at Six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, with SIX per
W. Il. POLK d. CO.,
an 7-ttIs 81 Auctioneers.
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BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

TRADE SALE OF CROCKERY AND
l. GLASSWARE AT AUCTION.-Ou WE'D
NESDAY the 15tl instant ut i O'Clock, we will
sell at the store recently occupied by Mr.. T. l..
Angus, corner Ninth and Broad streets, III lots to
suit purchasers, a large assortment Of
YELLOW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WARE;
L. c. aud ENGLISH WHITE WARE. consisting
OF PITCHERS, MUGS, BOWLS, CHAMBERS,
CUPS and SAUcEKs, DISHES aud PLATES,
sP1TTooSs, DEEP DISHES, BASINS and Ew-
ERS. &C.
acknowledgements TU,sBLERs, GoBLETs,
DISHES, TABLE SETS. &c.
The attention Of the trade Is most respectfully
asked to this sale, the stock being large and of
pie goods. COOK LAUGHrON,
ap14 Auctioneers.
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By Richardson q Co..
Real Esta,e Agents anu Aue'i''
1113 Main street.

VALUABLE FRAME DWEL d.p6
a AsRa IL e ss Fl aGs ssh Il
BY AUCTloSM00MMEGk the Goth Instant tn a 4,
p oeeef XAt xIih TX rooms ksshen
FRAME DW snn ahont 40 by 40 feet. with an alley
and b eI rear Oh he north side Of Broad street.
site the saPt, nc.tIIird cash; balance In SIX nno
IEnMs ,ortl,s negotiable notes to be given TOT the
ttrrad naylnents with interest added' anu DO
cured by aeeu - RICHARDSON q CO..
Keul Estate Auctioneers..
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HOUSE.FURNISHING GOODS.

rHILDREN'S CARRIAGES JUST 10 10,
" CEIyED and for sale AZ very low PEn issSss. and
HOUSE FURNISnING GOYpS,n MATS,
STEP-LADDERs, WOOD and WtLIoW-""
" e'ess asss' ssu' ROBERT HARRoLD,.
$40 broad s'rsSSIn
CAN and get one Of those FEATHER Dr mh Is
for l5c.
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BY Williams & Gibson,
kuctIoneers, Real Estate Agents, and Brokers,
1901 Main street.

VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT, ON
Y EIGHTEENTH STREET BETWEEN MAIN
AND FRANKLIN, FOR SALE AT AUCTION,
We will sell at auction, Oh the premises, at ~
BRICK TENEMENT, the residence Of the late
Mr. James Slnfon, on the west side OF Eighteenth
street near FRANKLIN. ..
The house is of three stories, with slate roof;
contains seven rooms besides he attic; Is provided
with culverts and water, and brick kitchen with
dence. or the lover rooms may readily be con-
ycrted Into q commodious store, leaving the upper
stories for private apartments.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance at SIX and
twelve months WILLIAMS 8 GIBSON,
mn lh-tds Auctioneers.
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HH MERRY PERKINS
WOOD AND COAL.

CLOVER HILL. MIDLOTHIAN and sPLlSI
LUMP, HAIL, ENGINE. and SMI Tbs COAL.
Also Cumberland ANA Red and White A,h An
thracite Coal-sll sizes. OAK and PINE W0oD.
CD. LIPSCOMB,
NH 23-1m Seventh ard Byrd streets
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By Lyme &c Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Main street.

A TTRACTIVE SALE OF VALUABLE
IN STORE. TWO NEAT FRAMED TEEE-
MkSTS. VACANT LOTS, HORSES, MULES;
COWS, CARTs, AND WAGONS AZ II ,, pG o,sLar
sa,i nnhiic suction on the premises, In the order
named on THURSDAY the l6th day of april,
1874, commencing punctnslly at O'CLOCK +: u. /:
ING attached containing five rooms corner OF State
street and Williamsburg avenue. This Is one Of the
heat locations for retail store In Rockets.
Second. VACANT LOT adjoining. fronting on
State street 25x110 feet.
Third. TWO NEAT NEW FRAMED TESE-
MENIS adjuiuing, fronting the east line OF
State street. containing three and five rooms respec
lively, with nlce lots attached.
Fourth Two nice HORSES, MULE, ] No. ]
COW, 2 SINGLE CARTS (nen), and l SINGLE
ONE-HORSE WAGON.
We would invite special attention to the forego-
Ing sale.
TERMS will be LIBERAL and announced at the hour
Of sale LYME & BROTHER,
ap S-11,13,15x16 Auc,ion.eIs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-15
BY Hill & Goddin.
Real Estate Auctioneers ana Agents.
No, 11OS Main street.

No. 1lUS hlalu SLCC%
r ARGE AND VERY ATTRACTIVE
NhTD oF MORE THAN TWO HUNDRED
p1nTnISG LOTS IN THE CITY OF KlGa,,
bbESHn Al AUCTION.-By virtue o. dced o OF
trHst e.ecuted 10y Philip T. johnson TO FRANK ~.
Hill and Lawson Nunaily, LOT viii on
,HtTfinN ninaSutthh the 18th da! Of APRIL
,hc nrcmiscs at O'Clock p. NJ, oner Ior SAFE AZ
mil. WY auction all those certain BUILDING LOiS
describcd I'm tile said deed.a plat Delng rccoLaed
,vt, the said deed IN the clerks office OF tue Chan-
orr nurt Of The said city commencing at the cor
ner OF CLAW and Twelfth streets, and comprising
Lois on Marshall, Clay, Leigh. 81, N, Tenth; kie-
vrnth, Twelfth, Thirteenth, Fourteenth, aud FIJI
tcenth streets. ,,.ou a o-o
attractive list of city real estate than has been Of
fered before for number OF years, and presents an
opportunity for persons OF I'LL classes 10 provlde
themselves with suitable building sites seldom II
ever met with in one sale.
. The property will be sold on terms equally at
tractive placing the purchase OF city lot IN Tue
reach Of the hunhest while those seeking attract
i've and costly lots may be suited us we'll.
Parties desiring to purchase VIII please examine
the property before The day OF sale: The auction
cording to map now in their office.
All persons having claims against Mr.. fnlip /;
johnson, or his brother, the late General Eawaru
A. johnson, are requested to present them 10 Franz
d. Hill before the day OF sale, that arrangements
may he made to settle them.
TERMS: One-third cash: balance at SIX twelse,
and eighteen months, with SIX per cent. ih'ercs'
added. FRANZ u; HiLL,
LAWSON NuNAtTL r1,stees,
As trustee In prior deed will unite with Frank
D. Htll aud Lawson Nunnally, trustees, In the above
deed. +. M.CONNEh, iIus.ee.
Sale conduct by HILL i GoDDIN, Aucuoneers'
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BY W. GoGdin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LOT IN
" DUvAL'S ADDITION. ON WEST SIDE OF
ST.. JOHNS STREET NEAR TO COUTTS
STRskT-By virtue OF decree OF the Chancery
Court of the city OF Richmond entered on the 26th
of June 1873, in tile case Of Angle cs oliver, &c,
sha proceed 10 sell al public auction, on the pre-
mises, on MONDAY the Goth Of April, l S74, at 0
O'Clock P. NJ, the aboye-described Lot, fronting
thinning hack I2o feet, being q part Of the real
estate Of which Joseph Angle died seized.
TERMS: One-thlrd cash; balance ut SIX ana
t,y.va onths for negotiable notes. interest added,
aud tile retained till the further order Of the Court
~ ~ E. Y. CANNON,
an14 Commissioner.
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No l2l2 Main street.

FIRST-CLASS RESI-
LII DENCE, SITUATED ON THE NORTH
LINE OF CLAY BETWEEN TENTH AND
ELEVENTH STREETS, FOR SALE BY AUG
TION-We shall at the direction OF Mrs. Courtney
NJ Jones, who has determined to discontinue house
keeping sell at public auction. on The promises on
WEDNESDAY the 9Th April, l S74 l., at ~ L. NJ :;
her truly valuable and beautiful residence, located
AS above described, and now occupied by her.
The main house Is about So by % FEET, bullt OF
stock brick three stories above the BASEMENT, WIN
wide ball sihroughout the centre; contains about
fourteen rooms besides closets, &C., fnrDshed Win
handsome marble mantles throughout, ana al mo-
dcrn improvements connected with same, with at
trsctive porches in front and rear OF the house.
The outer buildings, consisting OF large staDie;
&C.. correspond with the main house IN TACT, all
the buildings were erected by the former owner,
Mr.. William II. Grant, in the very best style, VINO
spared neither cost or care in the construction OF
the same. !
The wards are laid Off with walks, shrubbery, and
shadc.trees. The entire premises have been re-
Gently put In thorough regair by its present owner
at q cost Of about IS, 900. The neighborhood IS
one Of the best in the city. and being so centrally
located. offers great inducements TO any one dslr,
ing first. class residence all respects. The LOT
has a front of 100 by so feet to an alley.
The auctoneers wil.take great pleasure In show
ing the premises to any one prior TO DAY OF sale
Terms will be very reasonable. ana ANNOUNCED NJ
the hour Of sale. LYME i BROl HEh,
AuctioneerS.
mh FL 1925. IS, 3OSapl pa 6.S oil. 12.14&16
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BY Hill i Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneerS,
No. 11OS Main street.
1rERY DEsIRABLE Buu.DING LOT

VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
Y on CHURCH HILL, CORNER OF GRACE
ANDTWENTY-SECOND STREETS, FOR SALE
AT AUCTIOS.-OnT THURSDAY, April 18th, at
choice BUILDING LOTS, located as described
above Each lot has front Of SO feet with depth
OF l40 feet TO L 13-foot alley.
The location of this property renders 1t very de-
sirable for dwellings, and the attention OF parties
desiring to build Is called particularly TO this SALE
TERMS One-third cash; balance In six and
twelve months with six per cent. Interest added Sc
cured by u trust decd HILL Il GODDIN,
ap IL AuctioneerS
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BY Grubbs d Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

-FOUR SMALL FARMS NEAR RICH
II HOSD FOR SALE AT AUCTION.=Me WIZ
sell at auction on the premises; on SHf1P
VERY VAIUkBLE SMALL FARMS In Henrico
county part OF "solitaire," the estate OF Charles
q. PaiesEi. about six miles from Richmono, ana
described OH plat at our office: ,,,,
One Of these farms has on 1t a frame dwelling
with four rooms; and kitchen, barn, stable, corn
Each Of the tracts has fair proportion OF cleared
and limbered land and some meadow, and one tract
IA nearl ali in very valuable wood and timber.
There are in the four tracts about four hundred
acres, nearly equally divided. These lands adJoin
Drs. John +. Powell and A. WarW fck, and are near
the Brook turnpike, one Of the best roads out of
Richmond. The soil Is gray, with red clay SUBJ
SOIL aud s susceptible of high degree Of improve
meDt. GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
ap IS Auctoneers.
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BY Richardson C Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. l113 Main street.

A NEW FRAME DWELLING AND
N LOT, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF BAKER
STREET, BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD
STREETS, FOR SALE BY AUCTION.-OnW WE'D
NESDAY the 18th instant, at O'Clock NJ, we
shall sell by auction, on the premises, a NEAT
FRANZ DWELLING AND LOT, l1cated as above,
in good repair.
Terms: One-third cash; balance In 4, s, and ! 2
months, negotiable notes to be given for the de.
ferred payments, with interest added. and secured
by a deed Of trust. RICHARDSON & CO.,
an IL Auctioucers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-15
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctoueers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THE LARGE BRICK DWELLING AND
L LOT on THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
CLAY AND FIFTH STREETS AT AUCTION
At the request ofthe owner, we VIII sell at auc-
April, at AZ o'clock p. M, The VALUABLE PRO
PERTY above referred to, adjoining Subletts ROW.
The dwelling contains about fourteen rooms, ana
could, for q very moderate expenditure, be made
very comfortable residence, or 1t could easily he
converted into two tenements.
The chief value Of the property, however, Is In
the lot which, BY reason of its central location, Is
most eligible place for row of nine fenements, to
be fronted on Fifth street, for church. Its III
mensions are 80 feet on Clay street and 40 feet
on Filth street, with an alley 16h feet Wide ON Its
north.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
Aucuoneers.
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale was postponed on account OF the
rain until THURSDAY, I 9Th irstaut. at o'clock
z. NJ. GRUBBS y HiLLiAhiS,
AuctiODeeTS.
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Nv g. N, Davis, Auctioneer.

TWO VALUABLE LOTS ON THIRD
4 AND DUVAL STREETS FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-At the request of the Clcpton lega-
tees VIII sell at auction, on the premises. on
THURSDAY the 18th OF April, at o'clock, 2.
n. 80 feet front on tile east side Of Third street.
running back SO feet with Duval street. and LOT
fronting 20 feet on west side OF Third street COM
mencing 40 feet from corner Of Duval and Third
streets and running back between paralIe!lines $50
feet ,
TERMS One-haIf cash: balance In four and
eight months for negotiable notes, secured 1y deed
of trnst S. n. DAVIS,
an I3-4t* Auctionecr.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE d..
BY Davenport 4 Co., Auc,iopeers =
DITBLIC sALE,AT THE cro,,.

4 CHANGE IN THE CITY OF RICHnnET1a'
On THE 10Th DAY OF APRIL. 1874 aTTN y,
9CL0GK ~. VI STOCK SCEsCRTBEDH r ,RS
Ell COMPANY, AND Now DELfSofTraaTIh-
The Virginia Steamship and Packet Comn.nr,i Il
ton Of chapter 81 Of the Code Of viretni,a s s,
offer for sale at the Stock EIch4H9e In The WIN
Richmond, on MONDAY, the Goth day OF a. Ana u
lowing SHARES Of STOCK subscribed n. =. i W
capital stock OF the said company, the none Hs
all which is past due. aud has NOT been paid :. Ut
quired BY the President and Directors Of said COM
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11aI HsTATE Ar rnIyATE sAIl
BY Richardson D Co,
auetioneers and Real Estate Asens'
No. 11lS Matn street.

A DEsIRABLE, BRICK ls!Ic, ,., pwhha Marshal!
a S,ah stycets With hssenent two stories. ama
ann irc sbo1s containing from eight to zen and
ciosats, bathroom. Kitchen '"ati sA'' ""'~'
o'hes dssraSle and LOT No. cav I1s a Dd
She Mes. Liz h,semeut and two stories above, con-
t.Hinr from seven TO eight rooms; Kitchen ooses'
with pns, w tMo.s,ory FRAMED DWELLING and
Ar Sn al s. on First tree, between Dnvai anu
Rakcr streets, with ave rooms; Kitchen pa'h-
s'aoiI neat two-story FRAMED DWELLING n Ipd
OF No 2O5 Canal street, SCUM sius, he.n os'
derc street, With five rooms; kltchen' &e'
Fer sale priSa'eis' H MRfC:ANRpsoN & CO..
,.o, 1113 Main street