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MEXICO.


HAVANA, April %, 1874.
Advices from Mexico state that the pearl fish
cries Of the Gulf OF California have been divided
into four seclions-one to be worked each year
altern ,tely. A law TOR the preservation OF the
oysters In the Gulf has been pas sed.
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CUBA.
Insurrectionist Plumber in Spanish Munich
pality-severe and Fatal Action.

HAVANA, April %, 1874.
The onictal journals say the Cuban General Max
limo Gomez attacked San Miguel de Nuevitas on
the 18th inst, succeeded In entering the town, and
sacked two stores. but was driven out leaving ten
OF his men dead In the streets.
The Spaniards lost four killed and nine wounded.
CITY IMPROVEMENT.
steps are being taken for the reconstruction Of
the Plaza Vap0r.
Havana Exchange.
HAVANA, April 20, 1874
Exchange In fair demand. spanish goid 242
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ACHEEN.


LONDON, April %, 1874.
Later advces from Acheen say the Dutch troops
attacked an Achineese entrenchment near the
Kraton. but werc repulsed, losing eight men killed
ana sixty wounded.
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A.-The Leading aspiring style"
GENTLE MEMS HATS Is KNOWS, 2l3 Broadway.

AIT Bassford's, Cooper Institute, Corr
ner stores good plated Castors - 5 China. Glass and
Nonpareii RerigeratOrs House Furnishing Goods 1t
equally prices The largest stock in the world. Scna
for 4 catalogue
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A.-Citfxens and Strangers Who Desire
a fine and elegant HAT should cali at ESPENCHEID'S.
manufacturer, lis Nassau street.
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All Persons Afraid to Laugh Lest They
should disclose the scooraton OF their tee haye
only TO brush them every day with FRAGRANT 5000
DON'T In order TO remove the biemish
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Lost Art OF the CwsNrs HestOret-
Angeles Hot Air Roman Baths, 81 Lexington avcnue,
appetzes before breakfast retreshes AMI
valizes before dinner soothes and tranquzcs before
recurring. Ladies' day and evenings gentlemen every daf
and all night.
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Wife with Neuralgia or Headache
instantly cured with WOLCoTfS PAIN PAINT. Fer
Catarrh, use WOLCOrT'S CATARRH ANNIHILATOR-
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REJOICING AT ROCHESTER,.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, April %, 1874
The Presidents veto of the Imitation bill Is re-
ceivcd with universal satisiac tion IN this city.
one hundred guns were nred this evening IN
hnpor nj the EVENT.
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The Test. by InqririnE ut the Drug
gists you will learn that HALE's HONEY OF HuRK-
HOUND AND TAR has a far larger sale than any other
cough medicine.
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A.-BrOOks' boots md Shoes the LarE0a4
assortment in the city; spring styles ready
measured work specially on Brooks Patent Lasts.
Good and easy guaranteed at BROOKS, 1876 Broad
way, corner Twenty ninth street
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Attic Cruelties Innicted Upon Rap
turcd persons by the horrid springs nngerpads' enA
the iron hoop truss blacksmiths astounding Tho
ELASTIC Truss, 6ss broadway, retains and
ruDture,
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Lucille Western appears in the Grand opera
House on May II.
Miss Anna Simon has o benefit concert this even.
ing at De Garmo Hall.
Nine. BriRnon is winning laureis with the Kel-
logg English Opera Troupe.
Mr. Alfred H. Pease has o concert to-night at
Steinway Hail. at which Thomas orchestra, Miss
Beebe and other artists appear.
Oliver Doud Byron appears at the Grand Opera
House next Monday evening, and, 1t Is said, In
new play called "Donald Mckay"
Mr.. Tooker. manager Of the Grand Opera House.
announces the continuation OF the popular Sunday
concerts. with Di Murska as the chief feature.
Among those in the boxes VINO Witnessed last
night the performance Of ERA Diavolo" at the
Academy were Campanni Nannetti. Maresi and
Savini. The great tragedtan had just returned
from Havana
Theodore Thomas orchestra play on Saturday
evening, at Steinway Hall. q Mozart symphony,
Brahms variations in Haydn theme, the intro
ducton to sDie Meistersingern and Beethoven's
seventh symphony.
The Partisan Folly, which has enugrated from
the Lyceum to Nibio's, is making fair success in
their new quarters The quality Of the entertain.
ment Is unusually good. 'Masks and Faces'
makes sensation every night.
The Metropolitan has an irresistibly comic
SKETCH under the title OF "Cheap lodgings" II is
full OF genuine fun and Keeps the audience con-
vused over the adventures OF Celt and Teuton,
who ind themselves companions In misery.
Miss Clara Morris is having good success at
Mrs. Conway's Brooklyn Theatre with ARTICLE 47.n
The manner OF her performance OF Mile. Cora in
this play IS well known. and its excellence is very
well supplemented by the acting OF the members
OF Mrs. Conway's company.
Mlle lima Ill MursKa N. Victor Capoul and
Downing's Ninth Regiment Band are the
attractions for the twelfth sunday concert
at the Grand Opera House. The prima
donna sings ..The Last Rose OF SUMNER" ''The
Shadow Songn from "Dinorahp ana an aria from
ssThe Magic Flute"
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Roots nad Shoes for Ladies', Mfssesv
gentlemen and boys, all styles and prices at MILLEN
CO.'S, No Union square
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Bedrooms Furnished I'm Newest De-
signs Bedsteads, Dressing Cases Armorcs Chinoners
Lounges and Chairs cheap for cash
HERTS 4 CO, S06 and 8C8 Broadway, opposite Eiev-
cnth street
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G. w. Bender, 145 Broadway, Cured by
rr FTTLERfS RHEUMATIC REMEDY, cure
for Rheumatism. Neuralgia and Nervous Diseases. -
John
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Everv Horse Owner Should Have
GILES n CO.'S LTNIMENT IOD1DE AMMONIA; cures
iamenes removes spnts hard swellngs Of the
Joints windgals; warranted Depot 45l sixth avenua.
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No words can accurately describe the feeling Of
the business ponulatiou Of this cltv receiving
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For the Baby.-Novelty Carriage, Per-
AMgUI.ATuRS, s.. send for circular. LEWIS r. TIE.
BALS 5l2 Broadway, opposite St Nicholas.
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THE AMERIQUE.
Suicide Of the First Mats Of the Unfortunate
Steamship.
LONDON, April q, 1874.

ChnstiA n. the nrst mate OF the French steamship
xmoriquc, has committed suicide.
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Tho Manager OF the Clearing House.
Last evening HERALD reporter called upon Mr..
". A. Camp, the Manager Of the Clearing House,
at his residence in Fifth avenue, to gain his views
about the veto. He said. in substance The Presi
dent has acted very wisely In vetolng the innation
bill, and has shown his good sense in SO doing. It
does not make any change to us In Wall street. for
is leaves us where we were but 1t VIII undoubtedly
restore confidence in the country and prevent our
securities from becoming deprecated abroad
which they undoubtedly would nave been had the
President signed the imitation bill. am In favor
of Tree banking. with proper arrangements for re-
demptiOn.
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GIanduIar swellings, Tumor, Rheu-
matte Geut--Cure warranted. WILLIAM n. GILES
cos IMMINENT IODIDE AMMONIA Depot 46l sixth
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, April 23-l A. NJ.



over New England the winds viii shit to
southerly and easterly, with increasing coudiness
and at night rain.
FOR THE MIDDLE STATES AND LOWER LAKE
REGIONS FRESH AND BRISK WINDS, MOSTLY FROM
SOUTHWEST TO NORTHEAST INCREASING CLoUDr-
NESS AND RAIN.
For the South Atlantic States cloudy and rainy
weather, followed by winds veering to southwest
erly, with clearing weather.
For the West Gulf States. northwesterly winds
and clearing weather. which conditions VIII grad
ually extend over the East Gulf States Tennessee,
Arkansas, Missouri and the Lower Ohio Valley
For the upper lake region and the upper Mis-
sissppi Valley northeast to northwest winds and
generally clear weather, except, possibly. light
rain during to-day from Illinois to Southern Mich.
gan.
The lower Missouri River, the Mississippi from
st. Louis down and the lower Ohio, will continue
SLOWLY rising, but the upper ohio will fall.
The Weather In This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature Tor the past twenty-four hours In
comparison with the corresponding day Of last
year, as indicated by the thermometer Mt Hudnuts
Pharmacy, HERALD Building:- -
"a. Mo-. 81 80 s:aoP. NJ. 80 90
"a. No.. % 80 IN. 70 % o.
II n M. M .... 80 50 50 ~ IN. 81 %
Average temperature yesterday. ..........;.. .soA
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year sss..,.s..s,s.tss.~Asv StA
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s'Iron-Clnds," . Strong, servlceabls
Shoe. for boys and youths
CANTREIL $50 and 2l Fourth av, near Nineteenth q
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Patent Wire Signs and Banners-
Manufactured by h0JER CO.. Painters and Design
ers VI Duane street. New York.
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Average temperature yesterday .soA
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year .ss,......,.sss.sss.~.sS ga
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Rupture.-Dr. Marsh, Late of Mar.h g
Co. be consulted In rooms is and ~ Aston Houss
NO connection with No. vcsey street until May ~
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Important Decfsion.

Giles q Co.'s Imminent Iodide Ammonia
cures Neuralgia-Price Soc and 81 per Sold by a
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william M. Giles d Co.'s Linfmcne
IODIDE AMMONIA cures all kinds OF Sore Throat DIP
iberia. &c. Depot Ash sixth avenue.
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important Decision
The United States Circuit Court has decided in favor
Of the Phiadephia tGardner Fire Extingaishsr SoG-
pany alleged nfringcmcnt declaring the Babcock
patents invalid Certified COPIES Of the opinion Of the
Court at Philadelphia. -
PHILADELPHIA FIRE EXTINGUlSHER COMPANY.
424 Walnut street, Philadephia-
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Paper very elegant Foreign Note Paper Monogranss
crsss ana seneFsJ JAMES, ESERDELL ss Broadway
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PHILADELPHIA GLAD.

PHILADELPHIA, April 90, 1874.
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Exchange in fair demand. spanish gold, "a
2A2
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A COMBINATIONS ON Nasal. CATARKH. "-AN
easss by A. n Williamson, NJ d, late Clinical Physician
IN the University Medical College, Sent iree. Address
treating Is the result Of many wears Or inysspss.
can be permanently cnrel-"-Jouraal VI AsdifA sni-
Once.
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want them. Money. like water, win nnd its own
level, and when people have enough for general
purposes the demand stops. Now. at present
there Is q large amount Of currency in the Trea-
sury at Washington which cannot md It's way into
circulation because nobody wants II. The South
won't have anything to do with II. Tney cry.
1--WE have enoughl" II you make the volume OF
the currency greater in the Treasury 1t does not
argue that 1t will be used. Or course, now tnat
Ject, no law tending TO innati0n as u ID caed can
pass without his unless Congress passes IL over
by q twothirds vote, which tits not likely TO 40:
20 tnat the moral certainty exists tnat we snail
ger OF the opposite evil at present, ana we may
tend towards contraction which would ne ten
Times worse than lnnatt0n IN reality think tnat
legislation on these subjects might safely De let
alone Just now, and we should be all the better
lor u. what we want Is not laws regulating the
currency, but man At the helm OF the Treasury
who has some ldea OF his own and some theory
when VIII bear carrying out. such man we
cer.ainy nave not at present The present man
arson Is, no doubt, personally an honest man
and means well but in finance matters he
IS sheer nonenty 1t wants a man, in
tine nrst place. with q purpose OF his own !;
second, man with the courage to carry
his purpose out; third. man with q wlii
sufnclent to draw to himself the discordant ele-
ments OF such u Congress the present one, and
make them adopt his theories and purposes.
There nave neen such men and there are others
cianG policy AZ Is at present pursued In Washing
ton. One thing one day ana another thing an
other day are no ways TO conduct the finances OF
. great country like this. The President l
secretary OF the Treasury, and the country wants
It. Free banking and tree redemption l think ia
the proper policy. IL Is safe, because man de.
ponds upon his own honesty. aud u he
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-27
BY Richardson 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agepls and Auctioneers,
No. LIS Main Streer.

r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE TRUS-
PnOVING TRACT OK PARCEL OF LAND,
HALE NILE EAST OF THE CITY OF RICH
MUND, ON The WILLIAMSBURG Turn
RY, AND NEAR THE DePoT OFTHE CHfsa-
PEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD, BY AUCTION.
by virtue OF no aeSa Gi rasf aea Nay ~ aay
Henrico To the Undersigned trustees, being thereto
required by the beneficiary, we will proceed to sell
the 9th OF July, 1874, at 5!4 O'Clock r. NJ, that
highly desirable aud valuable TRACT OF LAND
located rs above, formerly called Montrose, hut
246a acres, more or les, This properly embraces,
with The exception of iye-acrelo' and fortyseven
other small lois all the lots laid of III the plan OF
lands recoroed In The said office OF Henrico County
Court. AMI according to which plan the said pro-
perry will he sold either as whole or In parcels as
may be determined on at the day OF sale.
The situation OF this properly, the fertility OF It's
soil, and Its proximity TO The city Of Richmond,
make 1t one of the most desirable Investments ever
offered by public auction. Though level 1t Is suf-
fcCnty elevated TO be free from inaarious diseases
and to command a tine view OF the city, her hills,
and beautiful scenery. IL Is sufficiently near the
city for operatives desiring to purchase cheap
building lois market farms, from which to raise
the comforts OF life, to do so without interfering
with their business engagements: and 1t Is espe-
cially desirable as All investment, since we
TO have large force engaged at the granite works
across the river most or whom locate In the east.
crn corton or The city and seek investments lii that
locality.
TERMS: The deed requires cash to the extent of
res ted the following terms viii i've offered In lieu
thereof, viz Onefourth cash: balance In equal In
sialnents Of two months and one and two years.
giving his negotiable notes for the deferred pay
Of trust. j. A. RI HARRISON,
JAaEs PLEAsA SSH s..
RICHARDSON s CO.., Aucuoneers. jsl9
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RitI,mol1d 1ispatth.
SATURDAY....".....''.'oNh| 80 WV

PATRONS or HrspAspnr.--The fcllowlng
Oranges have been recently organized. m nn,e
Neck Grange. Nanscmopd; C. a. soc App.s'
Pnrt ROYAL Grange. Nansemend: Alert Is.
tsry. Mat'apoui Grange Caroline; John W.
voolfolk. master; John l.: Wn',e, seSsesa'E i,.
Rculahyilie Grange. King William Beverly
B. Douglas, master; DR.. NJ: D. sszsr, seees>
iary. 0lnev Grange, Caroline: G. T. Good
ice, master; D. !: Woo'ler; secretary
Guney'S Grange. Caroline: Ihomas ~.
Chandler, master; We. Cat'ett. secretary.
Wilmington Grange. Firwanna: G. W. Fei-
III. us>ter; W. II. Sadler, secretary. Man
quin Grange, Hing William: Josiah Bur
Sess, master +. 5. Pollard, secretary. Vine
yard Grange. King and queen: William I.
Haynes, MASTER; Josiah Ryland, secretary.
St,vcnSvic Grange, King and Queen: John
Robert Bayley, master; William L. Ccurtneyy,
secretary. SaludaG range. MiddlcSeN: Rob
ert T. B!aud, master: p. L. Woodward,
secretary.
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BY Lyme & Brother.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Main street,

TWO ATTRACTIVE AND BEAI-r1-
\ Full BUILDING LOTS On THE NupTu
WEST CORNER OF GRACE AND TWESTY-
FOURTH STREETS FOR SALE Al PUBi,ic
AUCTION, AT THE RICHMOND RIAL F..
TATE fACHANGE:-We shall, al the r, quest of
the owner. offer for sale. at the place above speri.
ned. on MONDAY The 29h June. 1874. n 10
O'Clock, those two desirable BUILDING Lars -.
$50 feet 10 an alley. For ihe erection Of \ N, y
row OF buildings which couli BE- readily fron,ei on
Twenty-fouIth street with ample depth womb
commanda handsome revenue. AS house il tsnr
locality will be in great demand. Us the contract
having been awarded 10 the grouitc queries ard
for that reason should command tie special atten.
ton OF parties wishing t. Invest.
TERMS: AT sale. LYME Il BROTHER
ic rs Aur,ic,.nr,
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Ry W Gna,iiu
Auctionccr and Real Estate Agent,
corner OF Eleventh aud Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM OF,
i So S93-l000 ACRES NEAR The. CITY OF
RICHMOND, IS IiEEKlCO COUNTY. IN GIL
LIES CREEk, OPPOSITE TO OikNDJD
CEMETEhI.-By virtu. OF 4 decd Of frttst *
ecu'ed 10 the subscriber. bearing date 2 ID March,
1872, duly recorded In iicnrco County c0ur in
deed book So 50, pay" 40 | shalI, III execu ION
thereof proceci 10 sell IL public auction al tn" heal
Estate Exchange. in the CRY nf Richmond, ~ 81
ICRDA1, The 4th july. lS7i 81 II O'Clock VI.
the real estate conveyed by the said deed, cont lin
Ing 81 S93-l0G0 acres. (or So much there as
may be necessary II has thereon large AND
comfortable FRAMED DWELLING ad the
usual Dut-hOlSes now IL the Occupa ncy "f NIr. H.
": Carter. plat Of survey Will be exhibited AZ
the hour OF sale
TERMS liberal and made known al the hour Of
sale. ". GODDIN
~ pa Trustee
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Nv Lyne Il Brother,
ny Il : IFN 70 1'F VN''S1N
Real Estate Agents and AuctinneerS,
No. 12l2 Main street.
HANDSOME NEW BRICK Dwell

HANDSOME NEW BRICK DWELL
IL ING ON TUE NORTH LINE or CLAY
BETWEEN BROOK AEESUE AND MOSRoE
STREET, AND A. V Err ATTRACTIVE
FKAMED COTTAGE RESIDENCE ~ THE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF CLAY AND KEN
NEY sTkEtTS. FOX SALE AT AUCIlON.-We
SHALL ut the request of The owner Sell at public
auction, on The premises, in order named on MON
DAY tie Goth OF June, 1874. at O'Clock I: Vi. !:
First. hat handsome and truly valuable NEW
BRICK HOUSE No. 80 Clay street. containing
about seven rooms. &c. with all modern improve
ments, and handsome veandah IN front and porch
i'll rear. Lot. % by ! 80 feet. ,,Dr,-,,r,
Second That beautiful COTTAGE RESlDFNCE
on the northwest corner of Clay and henncy
streets. containing four rooms: Kitchen; sttDc.
&c. now occupied hy Mr. L. -. Glenn. The front
ward IS beautifully laid of with sruDbeTy OF every
description, and in the rear yard large selection
We would ask special attention Of parties deslr-
ing to Invest 10 the foregoing property.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance al SIX. twelve,
and eighteen months, six per cent. interest, and
deed Of trust to secure deferred payments.
LYME L BROTHER.
Ia 81 huctiOneers
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JEWEkRY, dc.
NPEClAL NOTICE.

Great bargains offered In
DIAMONDS, WATCHES. CHAINS, AND JEW
ELRY.
In order 10 realize the cash on the following
named - Forfeited Pledges " shall offer great u-
duccments to purchasers of same. The articles
consist of
/ line stem winding Howard Watch, in Is karat
heavy Gold Case,
l genuine f. B. Adams Watch, In 6 karat heavy
Gold Case,
As very fine 4 and l S karat Gold stem and key
winding Watches.
sc fine Opera. Vest, Chatelane, and Neck Chains !;
Diamond Rings ant Buttons: 63 Amethyst, Onyx,
Topaz, BUodstone. and heavy plain Gold Rings,
for ladies aud gentlemen:
25 LOckes and char his, ga sets Of Sleeve and Bosom
Buttons, sets of Pins ana EARRINGS, 10 tiuc
brooches;
pair elegant Bracelets, fine solid old and Dia-
monu Locket, l tiue solid Gold and Pearl Fam
Holder, and many other articles too numerous
to mention: all of which l shall sell at consid-
crslbly less than the cost Of the same.
ImOst respectfully invite every one inclined to-
wards getting great bargains TO call at the earliest
date ana examine the articles at
S. A. WlNSTUCK'5 Loan Office,
No. II Fourteenth street,
je aim under Exchange Hotel.
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer,
l115 Main street, opposite Dispntch office.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
4 PIECE OF GROUND. CONSISTING or
FIVE BUILDING LOTS tABOCT one ACRE!.
BETWEEN WEST MAIN AND LOMBARD1
STREETS, WITHIN THE CORPURATE LIN
lTS.-By virtue Of deed of trust executed TO me
as trustee on the 2Ist day of June. 1873 y VIII
liam r. Polk, ana duly recorded in the CLERK once
OF The Richmond Chancery Court TO secure 'hree
negotiable notes therein mentioned. being deferred
payments on the above property, and default nav
Ing been made in two Of said notes, shall, being
required so to do by the beneficiary, sell ut pubic
auction on MONDAY. June 20, 1874, at o'clock
L. NJ. that valuable LOT OF GROUND having Il
front on Two streets. L 700 by l79 s To an alley
20 feet wide. The lat" Improvements on west Main
street win, gas extending beyond, and the full view
OF the popular drive on Grove avenue, render this
ground exceedingly desirable - those seeking
suburban home with all the advantages of city i'm
provemcnlS.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay expenses Of sale
and two notes for 1914 ] and S56O.26 WIN lne-
rest from maturity s576.l2 on the 18Th Novem-
ber "a. and the residue III such time aud secured
in such nanneraS said William K. Polk may direct.
While The above terms are hose OF Tie Decd yet
other terms may bc announced ut sale.
ID. A. BROWN, JK.. Trustee.
J. THOMPSON BEOwS. Aucinneer. je S-t'!S
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BY Grubos Il Williams.
Nt.tI r-SV.t1t INTVHKs dTIl NUTIOIttFS,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALTA-
" BILE TRACT OF LAND OF 50 AIRES,
ABOUT TWO MILES NORTH OF ri. tiMDND
on THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL.
ROAD. AT ALCTlOS.-ln cNccu ION "I 4 r,.rns
Of the Chancery Court Of kic@m.und, euter.l o'h
November, 1872, in the case OF -iz"r rs' siHrr It
ais, will sell III auction. 1T the Richmond Real
r state Exchange, On MONDAY, 10Th JuGc, a: -
O'Clock NJ, part at the well known STEER
FARM. containing 50 acres Of land. with 4 iinc
front on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. and
adjoining tie lands Of james VI. Carter, James Rat
clife's estate. and Eugene Ioch1it. III" situation
OF this land IS beautiful. being in full view Of In:
city, and well located fora market garden nr cuun-
Try residence. This Is tue opportunity for >tnl-
lation.
TERMS: Very libcraI--to wit : Cash oulv fprcr,,s
and expenses. say 500: balance In three. SIX,
twelve. and eighteen months Tor nc:nii. n",c-
with interest added and title retained rs the court
until the notes are paid.
JOSEPH LANE STERN.
Commissioner.
GRUDBs & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. JIG