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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-29

I've a blessing to the city at large If the price
of ice we're twice as exorbitant as 1t is ;:
That commodity Is great benefit, 9u u,., ~
should be devoted only to Its legitimate
rises such rs preserving meats and veSeta-
bles. 1t is customary In the hotels and re-.
s,auran,s to set goblet Of tce.watcr before
4 customer rs soon rs he takes his seat at the
table, rs if ice were the real staff OF lie. n
goblet Of water with q lump OF ice
in it placed before person who sits
down 10 order his breakfast ought to be
rejected as promptly ms if it were 4 glass OF
tepId dssh.water. The "ice-cold" drinks
advertised At tho various places OF refresh
ment during The hot season constitute u
great danger as she rum.shops themselves
and 4 wonlar's crusade against this eri
wouM receive secret support from all sens
! bic persons. Yet the sweltcring tollers
| the city swear of from the use OF lce'c"l'
| drinks. and ,hey will prosper better than th
giady crowds at Saratoga, Long hrSnch, an
sxCape Mey.-- World.
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s,nuiyattur and HOetnS Corn

The high price of hand labor and the NE
,nrryerscn,s in farm machinery are gradually
changing the old practices in the cuitlFatoa
of ,cern. Many of our readers Will rcmeat-
her when the one.horsc plough and cutl-
yater were passed two or three tunes oc-
tween each two rows, in order TO ut the
fed for hand labor, and when it was not
,x,,1sua TO give the crop three noe
.taus in order TO eXtirpate theroI@hly
che advancing weeds. The best nllna-
gers uow find it a matter OF great economy
10 have their fields thoroughly clean
ed of foul matter beforehand; and western
farmers who have large areas have discarded
| the slow process OF one-horse cultivation,
| which consumes the valuable time Of an able
hand in dressing out three or four acres per
day. and double OF two-horSc cuiratorS are
exclusively employcdin their place. 1t Is I'M
| nortaut to make horse cultivation Is Cheap
and expeditions as possible, for the otteEer
| the surface of the soil Is rendered thello",cEen
| where there are no weeds. the heavier VIII NC
the crop. 4 large farmer in the central part
| of this State, who makes II rule 10 cult
yatc his corn at least once week untll II Is
too large for horse to pass, estimates gam
| of at least ten bushels per acre by the opera
ton, and in some extreme cases the improve
mcnt las been nearly twenty bushels. nc
practice is now increasing OF narrowing
| over the whole service Of the field, lrreSpec'
| tive of the rows Of corn (tiitcen or twenty
acres a day. both before aud after the
plauts have come up, and where this can
be done while the annual weeds are Just
| cmcrninm 10 the surface, it Is rapil
and economical moGc of destroying them.
| The harrow employed must, OF course, be
| fitted to this particular work. This practice
| has been adopted to Il considerable extent at
the West, and we have just received Il COM
muuication from Il Massachusetts farmer,
Mr.. \. l.. Clark, of East Hampton, Himp'
shire county, in which he says of this ope-
ration bv the smoothing harrow We
have narrowed the twcnty.SiN-acre field
| three times over, having no stone on our
| land. and most Is nnc. sandy loan.
| We harrow the corn once before II is up,
| which keeps the laud light and mellow.
| We have taken care of one piece OF ten
| acres OF corn 1t cost of fourteen dollars, or
| for a dollar and forty cents IN acre, from the
time it was planted till ready 70 cut. And
there was not field in this county that re.
| criycd better care" Joseph Harris, of
| Rochester. narrowed bis corn last year four
times in the same way. and after the corn be-
came too large for the operation he continued
| 10 pass the cultivator, no band hoeing being
required. and his field throughout was re-
markaby free from weeds. The more that
farmers can do With horse labor in all their
work. by whatever implements used, and
| the less with the Slow and expensive hoeing
| bv hand. the greater will be the economy
and the greater the crop.
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A reporter heard some one reIsHI "aI
whitnan's poetic Offering to ScESc'Hraht,
and was so charmed With II that nc went &c
the Office and copied it off rs nearly as be
could remember for publication. The rcsH'
Is amended. II i lovely:
e KISS 80 THE RlssRE.
Scared hlistcr>,ale, updrnntd.
With yeuison from ta>i 10 West
And .ultratuS North and South.
And numerous o'E,r iEsre lenls jEom SS1"iclS
and Southwest.
And :, yr.ral cuRGli..s yet 10 hcrr FROM
Tnr, uul me- i.-tl,y. 100000 tarls ulri'rcmS,
W.itirc 1000 900 clubs, 3.0pO.ouO s1ui-lci
sWsarS.
viii 40 OCO. GOO reserve fuWl in the treasury, =,
II rntl,r ana true II mains !lc !iaIln tcat Hieid
tree. .,, ,,,, -, In,
clear s,in by dry, bright stars at night 'ath riris
l.r,,,uci,r in he NOR ftoe AMI Increasing ciuu,i
in.s> oy,r le lower lake region, ana l"N>'"'.
rain ar :, ~: over The laticr
or,rr rir.-ih III. thc ancient rT"-)ticr. goo
For the N,w Worlj. through me AZ "i>'ll, y
,Ii,,.S. the ulu. all buai'G, "hcioh', Nch'iapic
AM .CrlI.:Ic W. i,.iDe greeting , ,
a youth and htailh, - sweet Missouri ro>e'
tonny kriuc. g tiG ghiN gree nii&h - lhutn
once. tive cr,Iybrd!, Will ott!hS "heie
With Ia icsit' III ,..
Nio,,l lhy ltu checks, Tbs lips. mouth. r;iale
tongue. tr&cHca, t"nsll$. lhtfGS2' Hrh!A' Hc"
.lk> tttt!aL.
Saturday. NY 2S. 1874.
Si4'' " ''"''' MELT WHITMAN.
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.JEWEIRY, DO.
CPEClAL NOTICE.
Great bargains offered in

Great bargains offered in
DIAMONDS, WATCHES. CHAINS. AND JEW :
ELRG.
In order to realize the cash on the following
named Forfeited Pledges = shall cier great IT,
duccncmrS TO purchasers Of same. The articles
consist OF 20 ,,
/ fine Stem-windng Howard Watch, in IS karat
heavy cold Case.
| genuine +. Is. Adams Watch, In Is Karat heavy
Gold Case,
As very fine il and l 5 karat Gold stem and key
winding Watches.
&c fine OPERA Vest. Chatclainc and Neck Chains !;
Diamond Rings AMI Buttons: 63 Amethyst onyx.
Topaz BlUod>tonc. and heavy plain Gold Kings,
Tor ladies aud gentlemen:
20 Lnckcis and char "a sets OF Slcefcand iosoh
Buttons, s sets of Pins ana EARRINGS, ~ hue
Brooches;
3 pair elegant bracelets, fine solid Gold aud i'la-
mond Locket. fine solid Gold and Pearl Fan
Holder. and many other articles too numerous
to mention: all Of which | shall sell III conslu-
cl;lbly less than the cost OF the same,
! most respectfully invite every one inclined To-.
wards getting great bargains 10 call 1T the earliest
date aliu examine the articles At
5. \. WINSTOCk'S Loan Office,
No. Fourteenth street.
ic4-lm unicr Exchange Hotel.
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by Lyme & Brother.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
No. 1912 Main stree.
TWO ATTRACTIVE AND pr,,-r

TWO ATTRACTIVE AND BEAUrr-
WEST CORNER OF GRACE AND TWETTVV
FOURTH STREETS FOX SALE ri rUW r.
AUCTION, AT THE RTCHMOND real -
TATE FAtH ANHE.-Wc shall. AT the r. .I.lr.t -
me owner, olcr for sale. al the place a,a,yr ,r,.
fled, on MONDAY the 29h June 1874. -; -,
O'Clock, those two desirable BUILDING LUT, -
Gated as above described. frol.ius Together ga So.
100 Icct 10 an alley. For III. erection nr -. -,
row OF buildings which could b. readily fro:,t. o
rwenty-fourth street with ample GrpIh wonL;
comiiiahh handsome revenue rs house, Ia rn,r
locality will be in great 1rmauf a. ,he ,'. r+'.
having been awarded 10 the grauitr ~ ,rre. ,rJ
Tor that rcssDn SHOULD command he .pecln .,Isr.
ton oil parties wishing u Invest
TERMS: At sale. LYME & BROTHER.
i,.o >,t't''''
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l;y Goddiu. Warren 4 Co,
Real Estate Agents and AnctioncerS,
HOG Main street.

RICHARDSON 4 Co., Auctionccrs.
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AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
Auc,ionccr aud Zeal Estate Agent,
corner OF Eleventh AID Bank Strsris.

At RICHMOND REAL ESTATE E&cHIEr
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93ir,n,ond nispatth.
HUME 90. 1874.
MONDAY. ......'
a vonan.s Hirthday.

:, II r,,rr. AUTHOR OF "a WOMAN
,s,,e summers great last heat.
ii,ts ,nc Fall first chill tneE tnce"
~, in the grass, Dust III the AR,
puH, ~ ,br rrayc-and trcrSwWF re.
~ Ia. rose eaten 10 The heart ..,.
~ ny,1 whose >ouihward ycarnlhEs s.'"t'
Thc o,,c msy fall The oih'r IN.
wny NAV no, ? Why may not II
Nh I,rr. that gave me for my dover, o.
NJ, nrsGinr song the worm-gnaweu h"".i'
or srnc The rose from yonr Shiuhh "iS"NS
~ Nov ;hc bird to some warm ncS''
Lin,h oyt Nour diving color> taSt
-rhr last dead !caf-will br the lasl.
Nm. Must wear your piirous smile
A little wnilc, Il little while!
The wiiheriag word accepts her tate
az mist aod mnurniHr. loon or tatc'
Size has the Dew. ta' scent. III" spIi'S,
snI inward rapture OF The wing;
Tbcir limo is ronc, and with Ii they.
And am wooiug Youth 10 stay
In these. dry days. that stu WOULD INC
\ot fair 10 me, not fair 10 me!
Time has stained with gold the baf>
should hr not gather graN,,cSS tacrc'
" hsirvsr gifts h" chose I" make
If he has given. shall he not take
His hollow h*nd has rto'h Tor aii
The beau 81 the world |" IAN
Therein. | give INV Hide part
Win achiug heart, viii aca'ne Aca'~
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DISCARD Ice AND KEEP CooL.-There is
great deal OF needless suffering every yea
while the no: days ofmid>unncr last. PEG
lle will Violate the pIancst and simplest
laws o. health. Those ofus who are obliged
TO remain in town during these heated term,
are apt 10 charge our lis 70 the supposed I'M
healthfutue>> OF city lite and the want of Salu
brious country breeZeS. We are not pre-.
pared to say that person who remains in the
city aud conducts himself in Il rational way
is any worse off than the summer pleasure.
seekers at any.ot the fashionable Watering
places. Bot the majority do not live in ra-
tioual way. The weil-to-do merchant or
broker drinks ice.water at breakfast, and by
the time Ire gets down town he Is hankerinS
for the refrigerator or office water. cooler.
Perhaps teiosc lunch time he will meet Il
friend aud with him take Il brandy smash or
a Mat julien. When Iuuch time comes, il
he drinks wioe "a beer, he wants them ice
cold. Il I've drinks water he wants Il
lump of ice iA c4..h goblet. He will barely
have reached his Office before be will want
another ice-co4d &zink Aud all this time
he feels as il he we're ready to melt, not
withstandlng the cooling" drinks. and his
thirst is never satisfied. He goes uptown
with his ha, n bis hand, perspirng more
that hang outside the druggists doors almost
makes him go mad In tie case of the labor
ing-man matters are, if possible, still worse. !
He also has began by drinking ice-cold water |
In the morning, and his craving for that |
agreeable but decisive beverage is never |
over. Being comparatively cheap one, he
can indulge bis appetite for it TO any extent.
Now, in default Of the doctors, we have a
word OF advice for both rich and poor.
There is no necessity for all tubs pesspraton
and consequent yexation. Banish ice from
the breakfast table. Drink as much fresh
Croton as you like, or even as much as you
can before breakfast, and let this he fol-
lowed by light repast, including not morei
than one small cup OF coffee. After this the Il
suns rays can be endured without discom.
fort until II or O'Clock. Then moderate
lunch with one or two glasses of wine or
beer will last until the days work is over.
At the evening meal pure water, beer, or
red wine diluted with water can he taken I
nd Abt'um. But during all this time ice /
should be kept out of sight. The wine, |
|eer, or water may be moderately {
,ooIed with Ice, but neither should 4
70 taken icseold in summer, II might I
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jc'226
SAFE OF VALUA

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALUA.
" BILE LAND LYING IN KING WllLiAA
C0UNrY.-As commissioner under Il decree 81 III,
Circuit Court oil Min" William county. RENDERED: oil
The 2lst Gay of April, lS7i, in the cause tIcreu
pending between john \. ltobns'> executors anu
others. plaintiffs, ana II. W. eiamp.r AMI wife auc
,'h,rS, defendants, the undersigned viii. on MON
DAY. July 9th. 1874. tcourt-ayl sell. ut hln2
William court-hOusc al puDlic auction, the v y
TRACTS called liayticl:" and "Joncss- being
part ortilc very valuable estate Of tie late Robert
4. Mun,iay. deceased.
The said tracts lie contiguous within one mile
of 4 convenient landing on the Pamunkcy river
adjoining The lands at Mr. Franklin Stearns and
others. and contain 55O3i ACRES, By recent sur
vev. OF which about 21O are arabic and very pro-
ductive, the greater part of ii having had Il heavy
dressing OF green sand mari. with which itabOuudS
the balance, of about $40 acres Is tinErsd. aud
has upon it large quantity Of valuable pine ard
white-oak timber, very convenient for shipment
TERMS: Cash enough TO pay expenses OF sale ans
survey, say from 81 so to 1900 :bilanIc on credit
of one. two and three years. in equal nsfalmcnts,
with interest from day Of sale. the purchaser 10 en-
ccute bonds with Improved security for tiic deferred
payments aud not 10 cnt any wood or timber, eX-
ccpt for The OF the place I'll onc-halt OF the pr'
chase money shall have been paid, and little Retain
cd TIL ordered by the court.
The undersigned. who lives adjacent, has plat Of
the land. and VIII show ii and the land 70 any per-
son Wishing To examine 1t with tie view Of pur
chasing. ROGER GREGORY,
my . l-dlt&1awSw Commissioner.
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BY Moody & Royal.
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers,
Office corner OF Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester. Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
L HOUSE AND LOT, CORNER TWELFTH
AND SEMMES STREETS, IN TIE CITY OF
MANCHESTER, FOR SALE AT Pt RLlC AUG
TON, On THE PREMISES, ON THURSDAY,
JULY 2. 1871, At O'CLOCK L. M.-by virtue
OF 4 deed OF trust. executed To the Undersigned ~
Is. +. owen aud vile. ated June 10, 1873, and
duly OF record IN the clerks Office or Chesterfield
county, ID. H., volume SO, page 573, shalt pro-
coed 10 sell at the time and place. and manner
above prescribed, tile truly DESIRABLE RESI-
DESCe, situated at The corner of wuifih and
Semmes streets. The house contains ten good and
well arranged rooms, In nice order. Lot fIonts
81. feet OH Twelfth street, aud back 32 feet.
This could b.. made one Of The Des, business
stttais In that portion OF the city, lying immedl-
aely OH the street leading 10 the free bridge, which
wrti bc paved this season, anu convenient To Belle
Isle and the Petersburg depot. handsome shade
trees and good welt Of water on The premises
Such valuable property this should attract the
attention OF those seeking y good investment.
TERMS: 81 900 cash and expenses or sale, ana
the balance III such time a. will be- made known on
day OF sale. JAMES NJ. MOODY,
MOODY & ROYAL, AucllonccrS. Trustee.
Ia. go
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BY J. w. Bronaugh, DR.,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer.
Office on Hull street, opposite Courthouse,
Manchester, Va.

rT7RUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
L TRACE OF LAND NEAR THE MID-O-
THAN COAL MINES, IN CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY. EA.-By virtue Of Il deed of trust
executed 10 HE as trustee the 10th Of March.
1870. b. william Winfrer. Jr.. and duly recorded
IN Tic clerks office 81 Chesterfield t"tinty court,
3D. &. -. =. 2lG.) shall, pcing Required so to do
l,y the beneficiary. sell 1T public auction on the
premises on THURSDAY. the 81 Of July. 1874.
III . O'Clock NJ that yauIDlc tract of land WING
near Tie Midlothian coal IL inc. IN Ihc't. rtell
County. containing about NM III NDREii a ~
FIFTY TWO ACRES.a Joining thu lands 81 rank
lin stearDS. -. Is. Hancock and Others. his land
lies about two and halt miles from toiIiicd 81
ton on the RichmoId anu Danvilic rdlr"a, +.
within the coal held about 0hc-'hiru i cleared.
the residue in forest al oak and pine. The surface
indications of the existence of coal are a. good a
nuv in the coal field. The buildings consist ui L
dwelling with nine or len rooms and all Necessary
Out-huuSsS.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay expenses OF sale
and S12G: aud Sl.GS0 on the ION OF March.
1875. 10 be secured Dy deed OF trust OF the pro-
pcrtv tht"rrsi.ti. of the purcnas. m0ney, if any.
10 be- payable at such times and secured III >"ch
manner ~ HE said lHtrec may erect. and III de-
fault OF such direction Is the trustee shall think
III. >. BitCohS, Iiu.'cf.
j. W. R0SATGu. JR.. Auctioncer. j. lU-t;S
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Ey Lyue & Brother.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Main street.

WE SHALL, AT THE REQUEST OF
w Mr.. Patrlck caIlaglun, sell at pubic auction,
on TUESDAY NEXr. June 80. 1874. at 10
o'clock 4. NJ tn" GOOD " ILL of the b,r. r.stau-
rant. and boarding house known US the Tri.Moun-
Tain HOUSE, No. 1926 Main street, consisting OF
itAR. BAR FIXTURES, LOOklNG-GLASS, DE-
CAATEGS, TABLES, CHAIRS, &c. Also, the
FURNITURE, consisting OF BEDS, BeD-
STEkDS, BUREAUS. WASlISTANDS, WARD
ROBES. CHAIRS, &c. Also, KITCHEN FUR
MI UkE, consisting in part OF fine COOKING
RANGE. COOKING UTEhSiLS, = Bills. &C.
After which will be rented the STORE, DWELL
ING. &c. for one or more years. This j. consd-
ere" one of the best locations for the above business
In the city.
TERMS: Made known at the hour of sale.
LYME j. BROTHER,
IT, 27-ttls Auc,iOr:crs.-
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By j. l.. AppcrSou,
Auctionccr and Real Estate Agent,
No. 1Ol6 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE DESIRA-
L BE BRICK STORE; AND DWELL!SG No;
226 On THE WEST SIDE OF FIFTH NEAk
KTRD STREET.. AT AUCTIO&.-Ey virtue of :,
dccd Of trust from Hartwcli Shinaul and wife 10
the subscriber, dated 1St January, 500, and duly
hcncticiary) sell OH the premises on TUESDAY,
July IN, 1874, al O'Clock Z. VI. &c fair, II NOT:
tine next fair day thereafter. the BRlCh Siuk /;
and Unwilling occupied by said Shinau!t, and
lnrptpd rs above. with ten rooms. water. gas. and
modern convcnicnccs. all in good condition. he
lot is ri hy SO feet. lis proximity IN me IRON
Works and canal AMI especially in View Of HE an
ticipatc enlargement and extension ni the halter.
makes it Il vcrv desirable. Investment.
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires cash as I, the
debt secured aud unpaid, the beneficiary will ac-
ccpt fourth in CASH and the balance At f. = ana
months tor negotiable notes interest added Sc
cIr, hy trust deed in lieu thereof rs Ia The resi-
due, will be made known 1T the sale. -
). l.. APPEKSoN.
i1 - IrISinc.
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By Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud AuctIonecrs,
1ll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWENTY IN
IMPROVED LOTS IN THAT PORTION OF
VnILH.0S EaR FAIRFikLD KACE;cOuRsE,
FRONTING on SALEM AND NEM,BORHH
sI;CTTOS .-By virtue of the provisions Of a deed
Of trust cxeculed to me by Ehwar! y; Newburn,
dated / 9Th of September. 1871, and duly rec9rdca
IN I'M. clerks Office Of the County Court of Hen
rico being directed so to 10 by the beneficiary In
said iced. snail sell by auction. on the premises
on TUESDAY the 30ih instant. 1T u O'Clock 4. NJ,
the real estate described and located Is ABOVE.
TERMS At sale. .>-
THOMAS G.. JACKSON, Trustee.
RICHARDSON K CO., hllcti lucers.. ie 10
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TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 EALUABL

TRUSTEES SALE OF \ VALUABLE
4 BRICK HOUSE On THE EAST SIDE on
TENTH okTi OF LEIGH STREET AZ pCR-
lie AICTIDN.-hy virtue OF 4 dc ed Of trust exc
ctttcd hv John 3. Grant. trustee OF Lucy y. ARMS
lra,i dated goth day Of January, SD duly record
I'd In the clerks office Of the RichMond thahcery
Court. u the uncrsi signed trustee, being thereto -
Gl;rcd by the beneficiary, will proceed 10 sell At
rutlic auction. on the premises. on ~ kSl)Al
the I'd day VI July. STi. IT q O'Clock L. W.. mat
DESIRABLE RESISTANCE situated Is above de-
scrbc,l. The house contains seven rooms, BATH
room. and closets. Ample accommodation Tor -eT-
wants. he 10; fronts % feet 3 inches, anu runs
hack L S fcer to an alley / = feet wide.
TERMS: The dred requires cash 10 the extent "t
81 900 anu expenses Of sale the residue Of The
purchase money to be payable ~ such times ana Sc
cured in such manner as the said John Il. Grant,
trustee OF Lucy A. 4 rmistcad, may direct; aud ~
default of SIch direction. the trustee snail mink
lit. NJ INA Sht III, iru>itt:
EnnnIN. MARREN L Co. AMCtlOncerS. ie 70
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BY Grubs & Williams.
Auctiouecrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
NAVY HILL LOTS AT AUCTION.

rS. : IN RlcnINOHu SHahSSi! S""'N'
Anderson, &c.}
Inpxecu,ion of n decree Of said court In sal Ia case
there Will he sold, upon the premises on NV
both of June. at O'Clock p. NJ. TWEN WE, nr,h 81
DnvaI street each 80 bv 122 feet to an alley.
Also, aJou, 800 feet front OF gnl'eys Oh S'ii'
street. ,,ru,, r,tr,.od
1his Ism onnorrunitv to purchase real estate neal
the centre OF the city ar VERY Low PRICES:
TERMS : Onc-fnurIh cash ; balance it lnmiT, :ism.
and Twelve months ior negotiable notes VIII il'ei
"s, added Purchasers 10 pay taxes for 49,
~ ''t'N'' GRUBBo 4 WILLIAMS,
ton Auctionrcrs.
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So,stt,E TO TAXPAYERS.

CITY CuLLECrO2' OFFICE.
NEW CITY HALL. on BROAD AND !AilToL
HETwEEN NINTH AND TENTH STnEEIS
RICHMOND, VA. May 30, lsff.J =
ENuIS OFFICE will he open daily from y
| o'clock 4. W. to 6 o'clock +. VI. from the l''h
!ay of Jane To the 30th inclusive TOR f: lurp2Se
r,NES, REAL AND PERSON Al, for The year
iS5I. the whole or onc-hai OF the amour, Of a. X
.i,;tl and that per cent. VIII ~ a!ld 10 tlc
mount Of tax charged In every case where me
rar,y assessed shall fail 20 ply the Whole or ohc1
half Within the tine 50 limilcj. 10 av"l,i crown
aud urr.s,Irr on the t>f few days OF the CnIlccibl
the collector respectfully requests AL parties 10
rirly in the time specified, and those having isis
and ulcInorandiIIuS To leave Will do So nat lilclr
hills may lp. selected and receipts made ont.
~ ' JOHN +. REGNAtLT.
je lin t"i't'ul'