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Our reports indicate for the Eastern Gulf
and South Atlantic States partly cloudy
weather, light rain on the coast Southwest
TO northwest winds, with slight changes Of
temperature and stationary to rising baron
eter.
The Ohioand Lower Mississippi rivers will
fall during Sunday.
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THANKs.-We tender the expression Of
our sincere thanks to Mr.. A. H. Swanson,
the able assistant superintendent of Nor
gan's Louisiana and Texas Railroad, for
appreciated fayOrs.
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To our popular friend Ed, who dispenses
to the public food for their literary needs at
the cheap news stand, 60 Canal street, we are
indebted for the latest files of Eastern and
Western weeklies aud illustrated papers
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Passengers for st. Louis and Chicago will
avoid thirty miles Of steamboating by taking
the Mobile and Ohio and Iron Mountain
Railroad Line. No ch aDge Of cars from New
Orleans TO st. Louis. Only one change to
Chicago, New York and Eastern cities.
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The BULLETIN inserts .sWants'' and
= To Rent" mot exceeding One Square, for
80 Cents Each.
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We are indebted to Staubt cheap news
stand, No. g Canal street, for late Northern
and Western papers, and "Crofutt's Tour
ist-" The latter is book every tourist in
America should have
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From an exchange we observe that Mr.
Geo. II. Roget, formerly resident of this
city and brother-in-Iaw of the late Geo. S.
Vaudeville Esq, has been busily engaged
in soliciting subscriptions in Chicago, for
thu Louisiana sufferers. Through his ex-
eertions over $1,000 has been obtained. For
this evidence of kind recollection, Mr.. Roget
has the thanks of his former townsmen and
fellow citizens
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We learn from an advertisement in the
New York Herald that Capt s. p. Griffin,
formerly resident of this State, is in COM
Ernand Of the steamship Colon, of the Pacific
Nail Steamship Line, plying from New
York to California, Japan and China, via
Panama
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC
respectfully request that my friends and the pub
lie will await the investigation of the grave charges
preferred against me by Katie Shannon convict, now
under sentence in the Parish Prison Tha fasity of
the cha ges we'll the base motive that prompted
them, will be duly shown. While l am confident that
my friends did net heed the charges, atter myself
that a community, in which was born and where my
whole life has been passed will not judge unheard
my17 st ia. FREMAUX.
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sWo call attention with pleasure to the
cthers' Circulating Library, at No. 81 Camp
street. It affords an unfailing fund of
amusement and instruction for our can't
getaways during the summer, and they who
are going away could not do better than to
call at Messrs. Ellis & Bros. spacious empo-
:riam and purchase a supply of literature to
1eguile their tedious Journey.
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j. LEVOIS 4 JAMlSON,
126 Canal Street.
We still Offering many and select styles Of
SATIN STRIPED AND PLAIN GRENADINES,
PRINTED STRIPED AND SOLID BATIsTE
MOURNING GOODS Of every des crption,
HO-IEhY and SUMNER UNDERWEAR
For Gents Ladies and Children.
Charvet's and Drfu and Moret's
FINE LINEN and COTTON SHIRTS,
cHEM1sEs, NIGHT GOWNS and cAMIsoLEs.
The largest assortment Of
HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS
to be had in the city.
All Of which will be offered at very low prices pre-
vous to our dissolution.
my17 su&Tu j. LEvO15 h ] .MIsoN.
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FOR SALE.

Is Boxes CANDLES,
$500 Boxes STARCH,
In lots to suit purchasers. For sale by
Gordon & GOmilla,
my17 1w2dp 100 Magazine street.
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| MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, !
| NEW ORLEANS, May Is, 1874. !
Hon. Chas. Jacobs, Mayor Of Louisville:
Tear Sir-Your esteemed letter of May - was re-
ceived yesterday with enclosed check for 1872 25 be-
! ing the amount Of cash contributions made by tn,
good and generous people of Louisville for the relief
OF the victims of the unexampled calamity which DESC
lates the lower Mississippi countryside the amount
being publicly credited to the Fifth Baptist Colored
Congregation OF Louisville. This cash donation is
supplemental to the very large amount collected in
your city and invested in food for the sufferers II
could find words adequate to that end would return
through you. in the name Of an afflicted people, my
cordi thanks to your hearted and open handed
citizens but only them that their philan-
thropc benefaction will be fruitful in grateful reco
Lotions from those who rescued from famine The
kindness and sympathy of your people in this day of
distress and restitution br ng Louisville to
our very borders. Kentucky and her citizens always
highly esteemed in Louisiana, will be more endeared
to us by these proofs of their generosity.
Yours, very respectfully
LOUIS A. WILT
Mayor. and Chairman General Relief Committee
MAYORALTY OF EW ORLEANS, !
New orleans, May 16, 1874. I
e. A. Tyler. Esq:
Dear Sir-It was my great pleasure to receive yes.
terday your check for five hundred dollars being
donations made by Thomas G. Brown. ESQ. and other
manufacturers of jewelry and silverware and import
OF watches in New York. for the relief of the vic
tins of the flood. This is the second munificent gift
of that amount from the same gentlemen made, like
the former without solicitation and as in other day.
and for other charities, wish you would return to
your lsrgehearted friends my renewed and very cor
dial thanks behalf of the sufferers for this
addition to the relief fund.-
Very respectfully, etc.
L. A. WILT
Mayor and Chairman General Relief Committe
Nav LEANS. May 16, 1874
J. L. Lyons. corner Camp and Gravier streets New
Orleans
Sir-Your letter of May Is was re eived yesterday.
With enclosed check for fifty dollars contributed bv
Henry Thayer Il Co., of Cambridgeport, Massacbu
'etts This is the second donation of like amount
made by your worthy and generous friends for the
elief of the victims of our caamitous inundato ON.
md in their behalf return to the donors NV re-
,ewed an very cordial thanks which hope Won will
,e pleased to communicate.
have the honor to remain your obedent servant
LOUIS A. WILT,
Mayor and Chairman Of Committee.
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Creole eggs and chickens always on hand
M ]. x. Rensud & Go.
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CARPET WAREHOUSE,
Charities Street.
A. BROUSSEAU,
Importer, cffers, wholesale and retail:
pieces, English and American.
OIL CLIO IH-Floor, Table and Enamel
MATT1NG-1000 oils White Check and Fancy.
WIND Nv SHADES, Cornices, Table and Piano Covers.
Gu RTAIN5-Lacean and Nottingham Lace
BROCAIELLE Cotelnes, Reps Hair Cloth, etc.
BURL APS-2O bales various qualities.
my17 2dp Su We Sa
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Ladies DESTROYS Of economizing in Millinery Goods,
Has, Ribbons, Flowers, Laces, Collars, Haudker-
chiefs, and Lace Goods of all kinds Embreideries,
Ruschings and Fancy Goods, wi > consult their best
interests ty giving calf at
Mrs. w. JACKSON'S.
my17 1t 554 Magazine, corner Of st. Mary street
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| CORRESPONDENCE.
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, !
NEW ORLEANS, May Is, 1874,
w. O. Rogers, ESQ., Principal of the Sylvester Larned
Institute:
Dear Sir-Your letter # this date was received this
morning enclosing check on New York for one hun.
dred dollars sent to yol by DR.. Charles Osgood of
Norwich, Conn, as his personal contribution to the
fund for the relief of those suffering from the
flow, with request to place it where it would do most
good for the object in view. 1t was carried to the
General Relief Fund, and will be used in the careful
purchase and distribution of food to the sufferers Re
pleased to ret my earnest and hearty thanks
IN the name OF the victm MS to your philanthropic
friend for his very liber i donation.
l ha the hon or to remain, ETC.,
LOUIS A. WILT,
Mayo, and Chairman General Relief Committee
NEW ORLEANS, May 16, 1874,
Chas. 7. Howard, Esq
My Dear Sr-I received your letter of the 18th yes.
terday, with enclosed check for 800 from John F.
owens, Esq, Manager Of the Varieties Theatre as his
help to the sufferers from the overflow. 1 wish YOU
would return my thanks to your-or our-or eyery
bodys generous friend in the name of the victims of
the food for this liberal addition to our Relief Fund
This is new proof of the magnanimity of the mem.
bers of the profession which the genial and large.
hearted Owens aiorns and honors
Very Respectfully,
LOUIS A. WILT
Mayor and Chairman of Committee
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Cheap .utIiNsery
VARIETY GOODS.
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Haze You .asav
OLD GRAPHS, AMBROTYpEs
OR DAGU.ERREoTYPEs
lou desire copied large, aud framed or colored in
OIL water or pastele colors if send with directions
OF color Of hair, eyes and complexion, and will make
them natural as life.
JOHN b. CLARK,
my17 1t mi cora, s...
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NEW LOUISIANA REMEDY
For Colds, Coughs and the like. Product Of our
swamps No poison. Delicious Shipped to nearly
every State. Nine pages of names Of HOME REFER
ENCES and increasing. Splendid for children Try
It, Life tonic. same origin, Alternative. appetizer
scrofula and chills annihiator. Peerless. Seld by
druggists. Depot. lO6 Camp street. sp26 I'm MAE
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JOHN BOIS,
29l.. Camp Street. .9o1
las rented the store ISL CAMP STREET. for IA
purpose of taking FURNITURE on Storage. NJ Tia
cheapest rates.
Carpets Taken up and Properly Packed
He will also continue to buy SELL repair remove.
pack and ship furniture. with guarantee, 1t
No. 2sl Camp street.
THE PORCELAIN WATER COOLERS
Are superior class Of COOLERS. They do mot
corrode or rust the inside. condense or swsa
on the outside. Not liable to breakage and requir
but a SMALL PORTION OF ICE in comparison with
the galvanized iron Coolers.
For sale by.
P. MALOCHEE. IS Canal street.
THE STONE WATER COOLERS
Have the same advantages a the
PORCELAIN COOLERS,
And are much cheaper.
For sale also
COOLER STANDS AND JULEP STRAWS.
mys lm2dp P. MAIoCHEE, IS Canal stsst.
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A CHANGE OF BASE.
The attention eof my OF customers and The public
in general directed to the fact that have recently
my stock of DRY GOODS from the old stand
to SAT Magazine street. With additional new stock
bought at lowest market prices for hard cash, am
better prepared than before to demonstrate that
/ cannot be undersold. JOHN SCANLAN,
myl7-lt SAT Ma azine street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-12
r.... ny Lyme & Brother, ,.,...
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALUA-
" BILE IMPROVED AND UNlMPRovED
REAL ESTATE IN THE TOWN OF FULTON,
FRONTING ON LOUISIANA, GRAHAM, ST.
COND, AND THIRD STREETS. ALSO, LOT
WITH THREE BRICk-AND:FRAMEDH HOUSES
THEREON ON TWENTY-FIFrH BkLWEEN
MAIN AND CARY STREETS, AT AUCTION
By virtue of decree rendered by the thaneery
Court OF the city Of Richmond on the 24th gay OF
February, 1874 In the cause of Mayo guardiaS ,pS.
MAYO and as shall, on the 10Th DAY OF De-
CEMBER STA. sell by auction, on the premises,
Commencing at O'Clock T.. NJ, In the order ndIned,
the following REAL ESTATE: 40 -
lst A LOT with THREE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
t'rENEMENTS thereon, fronting on alley between
Main and Cary streets leading out to Tweny-nfth
Street, now occupied by good tenants. Each house
contains three rooms, &c. - a-fi.. 81
I'd. VACANT LOT corner Third aud Louisiana
st Gets, fronting 90 feet on Louisiana street ana
/ 90 feet Oh bird ST. rect. u ...g
Sd. VACANT LOT No. 2, fronting LOO feet on
Louisiana street and 100 feet On Second street.
Z 4th. LOTS Nos. 81 and %, corner Third and
Louisiana streets fronting each 25xll0 feet, With
a ifk aMED HOUSE thereon, formerly occupied
by Mrs. Consadine. - !
9TH -FOUR. LOTS on Graham between Gillian
and Marshall streets, fronting each 30xl1O teet,
being all of Lot No. 4, and parts of LOIS No. ahd
5 In Square 20 In the plan of Fulton. f.s-;
TERMS: One-thlrd cash; residue at g and y
months, the purchaser giving his bonds bearing In
terest from day of SALE title being retained until
purchase. money is paid and a conveyance Is or
80 WILLIAM A. MAURY, Commissioner.
de s,9,l1,I315,1 1917, 1921 % ,23,26.272s.2S
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BY n. II. Lee,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1914 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS. SALE OF ONE
CHUNDRED AND THIRTY-ONE ACRES OF
LAND, SEVEN MILES BELOW THE CITY OF
RTCHM fond, FRONTING ON THE YORK
RIVER RAILROAD.-Byy virtue of q decree of the
Circuit Court Of Henrico county pronounced on the
9Th day of May 1874. in the chancery suit Of Gates
& Minor ps. Adams and others, the undersigned,
special commissioners therein named. " Ill proceed
TO sell at public auction in front Henrico County
courthouse, at IL O'Clock NJ. on MONDAY the
l4ih of December, II 74, the property described
in said decree Us TRACT OF LAND containing
l3l acres, fronting on the York River railroad
seven miles below Richmond, near Fair OAKS siaT
uon partly In cultivation.
TERMS: One. third cash balance In equal pay
NESTS at six and twelve months for negotiable
notes interest added at the rateof Elk per cent per
apnum; title retained by the court until the pur-
chase money Is paid. ',.>
Z. G.. CABELL.
de .at Speca. Co pensioners.
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
lis Main street, opposite Dispatch office.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF a VALUABLE
N TRACT OF LAND SITUATED IN THE
COUNTY OF CAROLINE, Vain compliance
with decree OF she United States District Court
for the Eastern District Of Virginia, in the matter
Of Jacob Knoph, bankrupt, dated November II:
1874, will sell at auction, free from all liens and
MONDAY, December IA, 1874. that being court
duy, ut 10 O'Clock NJ, tract Of land situated In
Caroline county, and State OF Virginia II being ne
real estate purchased 10y Jacob hnoph OF Jonn p;
De Jarnette, near Milford depot. containing 200
ACRES, with allthe improvements thereon. Pos
session will be given on the LIST of January, 1879.
TERMS: $500 cash the balance on d credit OF one
and two years, the purchaser to give pesotlaple
notes, with interest added for the deferred pay
nts, and the title To be retained by the assignee
until said notes are paid. JACOB COhS,
q no 2l -S&W3w =. Assignee.
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:..-,.r., BY Lyme Il Brother, .t,,s
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Main street. @..

rFRUsTEE's SALE OF THAT VAL
L LIABLE LITTLE FARM KNOWN Az LAU-
REL HILL; ALSO, THE NORTHUMBERLAND,
IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE, SITUATED IN
AENRICO COUNTY, ABOuT SIX NILES Be
Glow THE CITY OF RICH MOND. AND OPPO-
SITE THE LAUREL-HILL CHURCH, by, BY
virtue of q certain trust deco
executed by &. G. Robinson aud John d.. Chill
drey, trustees for, Fannie NJ. Pearce and oscar +.
Pearce and Fannie NJ. his wife, to- me as trustee,
bearing date the 2sth OF October, lS73, duly re.
corded in the clerks office of Henrico County Court
in d. b. 92 page 559, shall, In execution Of said
trust, being SO requned By the beneficiary, sell at
public auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY, ! th
day of December, 1874, at the hour OF O'clock
lst st. The LAUREL. HILL TRACT, containing
nincty-two acrss, and the improvements, &C.,
thereon. There Is fine orchard OIL the place, and
soil very good. a,,n
I'd. All the interest in the HoLLY-SPRlNG
TRACT containing seyenty.two acres also, SIX
teen acres adjoining Of good land.
This is very desirable little farm, and 10 parties
wishing TO invest offers u good chance. :
TERMS: Cash as to expenses of sale and to pay OH
certain note amounting to. 5000 with inter
from maturity; to the residue, on such terms
US will be announced at the hour of sale.
s. Geo -f-...s. -sstg'Et w. II. LYME, Trustee.
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"a S1SyEsSsH SALES ~RuGssreiA Lays.
BY w. Gpadin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionesir, 4 4
Eleventh and Bank streets. LIZ

IyRIJsTEE,S. SALE OF. HANDSO.shal.Er..
Il LOTS ON Tue NORTH SIDE, s 0E gEA III.
IS TREETWEsT OFSHkFERs ST EEET,:1,-6Ya f,1s
tueof deed of trust bearing date SIN yuy, nc ~
duly recorIed In Kiehn1oid Ehancery Court TIN IA
bookC, No. 80, page shall ~ q, The
thereof proceed 10 sell at pubic sya
O'clock p M that very beautiful aud stfacti i,,e
PROPERTY located as above. nc na ~ Gao
feat west OF Shafer street. fronting SO Feet runnng
back I5 feaIao an alley i6 feet vide 20 Ss Ssu
es whole or divided into two or aT ALE
"TrRMs: Enough in cash to defray expenses any a,,
nav Of note az 1902 25. with Ill Interest accrn
fna thereon balance on such terms az mas We M
Thts IL not oniy very beautiful LoT bat Is To-
Gated In that part Of the west end O. grace
80 AooD1<>o 49, - Trustee.
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L. = by j. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Ills Main street, opposite DiSpdteh ofice.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
IN TRACT OF LAND SITUATED IN THE
COUNTY OF CAROLINE, Vain compliance
with decree OF the United states district Court
for the Eastern District of Virginia. In the matter
OF W, and #. G. Pullman. bapkrupfs, dated Sovem,
Der l1.lS74.I will sell at auction. free from AL
liens and membranes, In front OF Caroline court.
house, on MONDAY, uecember Ia, 1874, that
being court. day, st l2 O. o'clock M tract OF LAND
situ tied In Caroline county, and State OF Yirgna,
1t being the real estate purchased by w. ana =. u.
church. containing TWO HUNDRED ACRES;
with ali the mproyemeutstbere0r. Possession VII!
be given on the LIST Of January. S75.
TERMS: $500 cash; the balance on credis %
one and two years, the purchaser 10 give nfeo,,
table notes, with interest added, for the deierei
payments, and the title 10 be retained oy inca
sc Sie ti 80" - '' : r's''-' JACOB COIN,
NO 81 SSw9w Assignee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-12
BY Lyrs& Brother
Real Estate Agents and AuelioneetS
No 1912 Main street,

TN PURSUANCE of A DECREE or
i the Circuit Court of Henrico In tne gig 1871.
we Nili Sell al auction, at the county
ftenrfco, oi MONDAf the l4th d.y1f L, De Han,c5
1874, at I2M.5a TRA ACT OF LAM, W S,ch-
comfy, about eight miles from the clty VI psn.
mond. and adjoining the lanfs Of a. + . Sa'
Joseph 81. Humphreys. Mrs Rogers, anu o.oe'''
supposed TO contain eighty acres more OK ,et:ary
~ NV me costs r the suit aud the rxnse ot Nne
and the residue u three equal instan h sati The
two, and three years,aiiie 10 o. resa conyeyiuce
whole pnrchsss;money Is paia anu ~ : ~.
tetssf 80 =. M. CONNER. - ,,,,s.,on,rs,
- fF.,, jobs y. i0GSS, eop'n'is'"
81. ALFRED NORTON SEQ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-12

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND IN
OPoWHATAN COUNTY.-By virtue of de,
cree of the Circuit Court Of Powhatan, pronounced
on The th day Of November, 1871, in the suit OF
X. n. Sledd &C, Us. Sledd, shall, special com,
missioner. anta5 directed by said decree, proceed
The Alb of JANUARY, 1876, at Powhatan Court
no use, all the TRACT OF LAND owned by the
'late James A. Sledd deceased, lying In Pow
hatar county. and adjoining the lands Of Robert
Thrift, B. A. McDearmon. Mrs. z. Sledd, and others,
con raining $40 acres, more or less.
three wears, equal instruments, purchaser giving
bonds tor deferred pay lnents with inerest from date
Title retained I'LL whole OF purchase money spaid.
49, - E1.E q. r''s"H ID. j. SLEDD, 3. y
de 12-eodtJ1 f-... Special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-12
BY Augustine Royal, successor 10
ST. Moody i Royal.
Real Estate Agents aud Aucuoneers,
(ofiice corner Of seventh and Hull Streets,
....4E Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A TRULY
" VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND. IN THE
COUNTY OF CHEsTEkFIELD, CONTAINING
-FOUR HUNDRED AND TWESTT-THREE
ACRES, MORE OR LESS, AT AUCTION, on
MONDAY, DECEMBER II, 1874, THAT BEING
COURT-DAY, AT IL ~, IN FRONT OF THE
COUNTY COURTHOUSE, IN THE CITY OF
MAECHESTEk.-By virtue OF the order entere!
at the Octoberterm, STA, by the Circuit Court OF
said county, In the suit styled l.. l.. Lester. SUP
Viving partner. &C.. rs. Lucy Fuqua'S adminstra-
tors ct ais, SHALL In pursuance thereof. sell at tie
time. place, and manner ABOVE prescribed, the truly
valuable TRACT OF LAND, containing FOUR
HUNDRED AND TWENTY-TdKEE ACRES.
This is one of the best farms in that portion Of The
county.
& Large and well-arranged FRAME DWELLING
and all the out-buidngs necessary for frst-rate
farm. About one-thrd in cultivation one.thlrd In
original growth of splendid timber. consistn: OF
white and post-oak and valuable Dine timber; the
remaining third Is In second growth, and Will
Yield large amount OF cord-wOof.
This property lies very rear Glover HUI pits and
only a haf-miie from the Glover Hill railroad.
There Is every indication that this land has fine
deposit of coai-lying Immediately In the coal re-
gon. This tract may be divided Into Two parcels
on day of sale.
TERMS One fourth cash; the balance In two
eaual insfalments upon credit or one and two
years for bonds bearing per cent interest from day
Of sale; title retained until the whole purchase
money Is paid. ;.r e BRooks,
. de 6-fds isn .t- Special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-12
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Aucnloneer,

NOR SALE. EXCEEDINGLY DEsIRA.
i BILE AND tsBAUTlFULLY-LooGI4A.p = sD
CORNER PROP,EkT a Few s,f, Xn l!e &c
SSijTH OF MONROE PARK1-CONSlSIiNG 1 UF
RRICK RESTDENGEtsIE ROOMSl, AND TWo
sMALf, FRAMED HOUSES: LARGE. GAk.
DEN, 100 BY 100, PLANTED IN En- U i,T
IRE s.SGR APES, STRAWBERRIES; AND
DIN MEN. ED WITH ALL KINDS OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. request OF the, owner.
viii sell at public auction, on THURSDAY, De.
desirable CORNER PROPERTY In that section Of
the city, having front ont two streets, loo feet on
China street and feet Pine street to an alley
fourteen feet wide. The mproy enlents are SUD-
sfautia and attractive brick residence, SIX rooms
with most excellent basement, rceinented: iron!
railing poi CHI and banisters. The Inner arrange
ment Of the dwelling is that OF household con-
yenience ard economy. An extensive view OF the
surrounding city and lower James can be had from
the dwelling, and on account Of Its beautfal ana
commanding location was made the original Beiyl-
dere Site The lot Is elevated two feet above the
pavement, and is pli nted with various frult-frees
Crane. vines. small fruit-plants, and skru6bery.
Parties desiring a beautiful location either for
residence or church site would do well TO attend
this sale. s- rf-.. -, ...s......-.3
TERMS One-fourth cash balance at six, twelve,
eighteen, and twenty-fru r months, SIX per cent
'A''' '''' ''''t' j. THOMPSON BROWN, -
de l2 ~ n. Auctioneer.