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The New York herald., 1874-08-22

NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL LINE
IN These first class steamships will sail every Tuesday,
atSr w. from pier l3 North River foot Of Cedar street
for Havana direct, as folows:-
MORRO CASTLE. Captain 7. II. Morton. August "A
CRESCENT CITY. Captain 7. :. Curtis. sept
COLUMBUS Captain 4. G. Sept
For freight or passage lhavng magnificent acconmo-
datons) apply to WILLIAM +. CLYDE CO.,
No Bowling Green.
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w HITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES NAIL
CELiiN Ausus. s1 ~ y.
REPUBLIC. September att y.
BALTIC. eptembcr T. at =. N.
BRITANNlC ptcmbcr 10. at II A. NJ.
From the White Star docks. pier 81 North River.
Rates-Saloon, $50, gold: At ecrage at low rates.
saloon staterooms, smoking room and bathrooms in
midshlp section whore least motion Is felt thus combn
ing safety, speed and comfort
For inspection plans nd other information apply at
the companys office, 10 Broadway, New York.
X. ]. COR rls. Agent
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LNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
II The Cromwell steamship Line
The new ste eamshp kN iCkEk DOCkEn II, Cast Kembe,
will leave pier No yNorh River on saturday. Aug ~. at
3P NJ Freight received daily Through rates given to
Galv eson. lndianoa Rockport AranZLs Wharf, Bra
Santiago, St Louis and Mobile. Cabin passage $50
s'eei"Ee' S~' ro' tTXKK EEHHA SppsS; West street
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SPIRITS AND POCKET
lu have all been sick, but there Is decided
change for the better am feeling cheerful: will spend
sunday III L. B. BROTHER.
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CNLY DIRECT LINE To FRANCE
TIE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S NAIL
STEAMSHIPS BkIwEEN NEW YORK AND HAvkE,
CALLING AN BREST.
The splendid this favorte route for the Con
nent thcing sonthcrly than other will sais
IRON, pier No 80 North River as follows:-
PEREIRE, Captain surmun.... saturday, August Y
WASHINGTON, Captain lachesncz. Saturday. sept )
VILE Dk PARIS, CAPTAIN Daure. Saturday, sept 10
Price passage In gold nncluding winc)Frst Cabin,
sl25; second SIS; third, $S
Excursion Tickets ~ reduced rates
American travellers, bv ekng this line avoid both
transit bv English railway and the discomorts Of cross
as the Channel besides saving ti,nc, trouble and cS
P'"'' GEORGE MACKENZIE. Agent IS Broadway.
CTEAMER PEREIRE, FOR BREST AND HAvRG
- will leave pier - North River loot OF Morton
street on saturday. August - O'Clock. Passen.
GEOkuE MACKENZIE, Agent
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAM HIP COMPANY.
~ FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
will sail on wednesday, August ~. at Y. VI, from
Bremen pier foot Of Third street. Hoboken. to be tot
steamshiD wEsEa Captain W. wniiScrod Sat-
KATEs Or PASSAGE To LONDON HAvRE AND
BREMEN
payable In gold or Its equivalent In currency
First .SlN ana yl1U
second C'oin 0p
~
For freight or passage apply ,,so,ous co 49,.
No. Bowling Green
1,o LONDON DIRLCT.-rHk SPLENDID STEAMSHIP
L DENMARK, saturday, August - at IL O'Clock. For
passage from or 10 London, LIVERPOOL, Queenstown. n.
1owo annlv AZ
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-01-31
SAN FRANCISCO LETTER.
SAN Francisco, Jan. 2G, 1873.

DAN It kANNISCO, Jan. ~, 1910.
DEAR JoURNAL:-Another severe storm
and following fine weather, which may
last two hours. 1t is thus we alternate.
hope the Agriculturalists are all salts
fed this year. There has been rain enough
for them and some to spare. The gauge
is kept here as faithfully as it ever was
kept in Egypt, and for the same purpose
too. Sixteen inches Of rain fall is good
square average and prognosticates IA year
Of plenty.
Since my last letter was written another
man, G. A. Layden, has made success
ful attack upon himself and gone to that
bourne from which no traveller returns,
except through Foster or some other pas
senger agent between this world and the
other one. lie shot himself, and in order
to create the impression that he was brave,
he shot himself in the presence of his
wife and little ones. He was tailor and
has shown by his act that one good shot
may kill nine men.
Chief Cockrill is very sick and the con-
sequence is that hosts of anxious expect
ants Of position on the force wear long
faces. Pancoast, Of Trinity, is one Of
them, but he takes the matter very coolly.
Says he has waited before and can wait
now. Martin Fennell, of Weaver, holds
his own on the force. lie has his beat at
the Mission and is called the Free
Lunch Fiend." Still he is one Of the
best officers on the present force. lie has
to deal with hoodlums Of the worst kind
and almost every day brings some Of the
Internal tribe in to be dealt " it'll accord
ing to law. The police continue theil
raids on houses Of ill-fame and every day
some "syren " is presented to the bar Of
public Justice and punished by fine OF
Imprisonment. The gamblers are all
quiet and the business is confined princi
pally to poker by policemen. Almost
any hour of day or night one may see
these guardians of peace and public NOR.
ais playing poker in whisky shops-play
ing for money, grog and cigars.
Rev. Mr.. Van De Mark, the notoriou;
Unitarian preacher is back here, despit,
his suspension. lie preached last nigh
and ectot was given by Madame Anni
Bishop who sang for him. His wife dom
sing any more-not here, anyhow.
Speaking of religious matters, A, Shep
ard, formerly of Weaver, is still in tn
County Jail-not prisoner, but kecpe
Of prisoners. He thinks it is as safe busi
ness as running saw-mill. Chellis ha
entirely disappeared from California stree
spiritual revelations of fabulously ricl
deposits having apparently failed in hi
case. Mr.. Maloney is still there and say
he is doing well.
The Afa is after County Clerk Harne,
with red-hot irons. Says he is a seconC
Boss Tweed on small scale that he ha
received S24 900 ms perquisites, and want
more. A long and tedious investigation
will probably be held. He has alway,
had the reputation Of careful and very
honest public officer, and lis friends do
not fear the result Of an investigation int
the affairs of his office. D.
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less than under the bill if shippers loaded
an entire car load.
FERGUSON said that would kill the
amendment just adopted.
AMMERMAN said It would cost as much
to stop, detach cars and take on car as
to load it.
CoGGINs moved to amend so as to
make an allowance of Is cents per ton
to the shipper in such cases, and Paulsell
accepted the amendment.
TULLY again showed how it would in
ure to the injury of farmers. Railroads
would seek to carry less than car loads,
abandon side tracks and compel freight
TO go to regular depots.
KLoTz said in his region the road could
not afford to load and unload freight be-
tween regular stations, and did it only
when shippers would do the work. The
amendment was lost.
THE PASSAGE.
On Tuesday the bill came up for final
debate and engrossment. That it would
go to engrossment, the test of its passage,
was foregone conclusion. AS one men,
Der told me, =" We've got to pass some-
thing the people want this bill let them
have it," Said l, THE people have not
demanded this specific bill have not seen
it," True" he replied, but it's just
as well we can only pass this bill as we
stand, and though l think it bad bill, L
will vote for it and SO get rid of it," The
debate on Tuesday developed no new
features.
BOWERS made lengthy speech in op-
position to the bill. He gave facts and
figures and challenged an answer to his
conclusions. No answer was made nor
was any attempted. He asked if there
in the bill on its merits, and after long
time Pacer's representative [Nortonl got
got up and said he was one of the 15, but
no other one answered.
SWIFT made a speech for the bill, but
it was not argumentative. He did reach
toward argument, however, in showing
the right of the Legislature to regulate,
but he did not set forth the virtues of the
present measure.
TINNIN voted "Aye" because he was
pledged to the people to vote for bill to
regulate freights and fares. Though his
amendments had been voted down, and
though there were elements in the bill he
wished excluded, yet he conceived it to be
his duty under his pledge to vote for en-
grossment.
And it was done by IS to 9, and the bill
was made the Special Order for Thurs
day. That it will become law is poss-
ible that it will be effective is impossible.
OTHER MATTERS.
The other great debate to which re-
terred was on the No Fence Law in the
Senate, where Pendegast made the speech
of the session. The Senate clustered n
score of amendments about the bill and
sent it back to the Assembly, which re-
fused to concur, and so the fight between
the stock men of the San Joaquin and the
farmers is not ended.
Gov. Booths reception, on Tuesday
evening, was big thing, but like all
social parties not demanding report.
The Capital Punishment debate comes
off next week, when Senator Finney will
deliver himself of a big speech
The investigation of the bribery charges
made by Boruck, began last night with
the organization of the Committee.
SCHNEIDER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-01-31

A PEORIA letter carrier, after walking
nine miles and delivering the same letter
to 1877 men, none of whom would receive
it, sat down on a fire plug, and wept that
Pocahontas was such fool as to catch
the descending war club and save the
progenitor of a detestcd and innumerable
raoa
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-01-31

UNDER the new apportionmcnt, San
Francisco will be the State and the ef-
fort Of her lawyers to carry the Supreme
Court down there, for their own personal
benefit, shows how she will use that pow
or, for self, regardless Of the rights OF
others,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-01-31

A MAX who subscribed $4,000 to Uni
versalist college at Logansport Indiana,
year or two ago, now says he was era
zy, and the Trustees have sued him for
the money.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-01-31

THEY don't fool about divorces in
Spain. The husband finds some one to
shoot his wife for twenty-five cents when
he gets tired of matrimony.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-01-31

IT is charged that COG illegal votes were
cast in Solano county, at the recent coun-
ty seat election. If this is so, Vallejo
may not get the county seat after all.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-01-31

For the very best Photographs go to Bradley
& Rulofson's Gallery without Stairs. AS
CEND IN THE ELEVATOR, 429 Montgomery
Street, San Francisco. 6.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-01-31

New PAPER.-We have received the
West coast Star, new and we'll con-
Quoted paper, published at Mendocino
City, by Pike 81 Gavin. We take pleas
ARE in adding it to our exchange list.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-01-31

A CIRCUS elephant, wintering at Louis
vile, is on the watch for a man who toss
ed him an apple full Of catarrh snuff.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

Trinity Lodge, No. 81, r. y II. M,
Hold their regular communications at MA
SONIC HALL, Weayerville on the last Saturday
of each month. Hour Of meeting, O'Clock,
p. NJ. W. j. TINNIN, w. NJ.
NJ. +. GRIFFIN Secretary. janl.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-01-31

~ IhA AL w n - ON -
Full and Select Stock of Goods
In our line, and are constantly maxi
ing additions, in the way of LATE
STYLES, of both Ladies' and Gentle
mems Wear. A look at our extern
sive STOCK can but satisfy the pub
lie that we are fully prepared to
furnish any article desired, in the
Dry Goods and Clothing Line. Give
us u Call, and examine Goods and
Prices. KARSKY & ABRAIHMS.
Hs- Agents for the HOME SHUTTLE and
HOME Sewing Machines. Send for Circulars
or call and examine machines.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-01-31

Trinity Chapter, No. 10, IL. II. M,
Meets on the Second and Fourth Tuesdays
of each month, at MASONIC HALL, Weaver
villo, at o'clock, p. NJ.
o. G. CHRISTENSEN, II. p.
NJ. +. GRIFFIN, Secretary. janl.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-01-31
aefeekIy Trinitu guurnal.
OUR AGENTS :

THOS. BOYCE, Room No. 80, New
Merchants Exchange Building, San Fran
cisco, is cur only authorized agent in that city.
GEO. p. ROWELL IL co, 40 Park
Row, are our only authorized Agents in New
York City.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-01-31

Stella EneGmpmsnf, No. 12, L. o. o. H.
Meets on the evenings of the First and Third
Tuesdays of each month, at ODD FELLOWS
HALL, Weayerville,. at 8 O'Clock. Patriarchs
from abroad are invited to visit us.
Il. W. YOUNG, C. p.
W. II. BACHELOR, Scribe. janl
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-01-31

Worth Star Lodge, NO. 61, Il. o. o. II.
Holds its regular meetings at 0pD FELLOWS
HALL, Weaverville, every Thursday evening
at O'Clock. Memb bers of the Order from
abroad are cordially invited to attend.
JAS. BARKLA, n. G.
w. II. BACHELOR, II. S. janl.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-01-31

Trinity County German Hospital So
ciety, holds its Regular Quarterly Meetings at
the HOSPITAL BUILDING, Weaverville, on the
first Sunday of March, June, September and
December CIIAS HARTMAN,
Janl Secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-01-31

Comet Lodge, No. s4. H. o. o. r.,
Holds its regular meetings, at ODD FELLOWS
HALL, Trinity Center, on Saturday evening
of each week. +. ii. BLOSS, n. q.
S. HUBBELL, r. S. janl.
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AUCTION sALEs-Thss Dav.
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At RICHMOND REAL ESTATE EYr1< 49,
BY 6rubbs q Williams,
Real Estate Agents snd Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and panb

4 BEAUTIFUL FARM OF FORTY
AHp 6fHEa BuiLbiS fsAG asb DWyEWk IhII ys
FIVE-ACKE LOTS ADJOISINf., LYME Gn 80
THE PETERSBURG TURNPIkf. HhpFoN
NILE BELOW MANCHESTEk AND HEH
TWEEN THELAEDS OF GENERAL RANsuN
AND 9TH, THAT T, F9RMERLYUWNED BY SIR -
known as "CENTRE HILL" will &c sold ~ an,
MONDAY, 22d of June, at l2 O'Clock H. on
II has been subdivided rs stated above. Will
avenue being laid or from the TURNPIKE ,hr,un,s
the middle and running down to the c.ttaga .rst
ing on The turnpike aud four fronting on each o,a
Gf the avenue. and all Of them being Rectangular
The cottage tract has Splendid grove OF len acre,
IN white OAKS and other 6ne trees. and besides Tho
dwelling has barn, two wells, vineyard sunertns
orchards, and the never-failing stream from The
celebrated crystal spring passes through 1ar, 'Is
place OF public resor: ''e q
The land lies on the second rise above ,ha r,.,-
and commands splendid view al gichmnad'
Manchester, and the valley Of James river FOR
miles below. Aux
The land Is flrely adaDted to trucking grass, and
general farming. and being 80 near to iiancbos;"
VIII soon be salabe by the foot for buijino lt,'
we consider Thar this Is rare Opportunity n 90
cure good property which will we'll repay he co-t
OF culuFation ana must surely enhance In yalu-
Beautiful building sites will Ire found on rTrrv
lot. "" |''''
Maps may he seen at our Office and at the ri.
OF MesSfs: Moody Royal. in Manchcstcr; am f.
IS especially requested That persons viii examine
the properly before the day Of SALE
TERMS: Une-tfIh cash balance at six tv,.ivo
eighteen, AMI twenty four months Err u g,ti,b'.
notes lth interest semi-annua'ly and re-, nv
"eeos OF trust GRDRBS vi LAWS.
-JS 10 RtGi Estate auctioncers
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<oursc Of True Love.

L-Acquainfd"ce.
May Is fair;
..ntno ct,dS the halmy air;
Promises most rich ana rare
xrS;sncr round us everywhere .,,
,,'ho rrHwn.Y Al, yes; We KNOW thehA.
~, .bc has her blossoms, Too
n", ~ siy couuc,tc will show them,
" ,shins w,s, she dare not 90.
H-Fficadshif,.
Jane Is dear:
Rat the promise OF the year
Sfc,ds no ripe iruitinn here:
Elowrrs are less IN III they appear.
rI.s .h,> ry,snsY Wore and swce.er
Than the Fairies ever grew;
Yrt walt u Joy nnoletcr
Ibar these JHMc days ever knew.
Observation-Disclosures
fond July!
,Sca1h this warmer. brighter SKY,
All her graccS muliipiy.
Shall my soul br glad, or sigh
,;oncs Tor fruit, and fears OF eliShinS
~ ORR. WITHIN my anxious heart,
Strange. masaic>, most delightiug
hen mos, innocent Of art.
JT-LoM.
= Angus, heat.
Life IN love Is here complete;
Fruits are ripeuing rare and sweet,
Hence Sould not 6nd retreat;
Tbi. Is love: so clo.eiy blended
With .Iuly's prophetic sun.
Who can lei! me where IL ended,
Aid These W rtcct joys brgus:
n. b. HriI, in The Ga'dry for SS<s'
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AUCT1oN sALEs-Future Days.
BY Richardson q Co.,
Real EstaIe Agents and Aucticneers,
1113 Main street.
iOOMMIssIONER,s SALE OF VALUA

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~. BILE BUILDING LOTS ON BUCHANAN
AND CEDAR STREETS, NEAR THE VALLEY !,
BY AUCTION.-By virtue Of two DEGREES OF the
Chancery Court OF the city OF Richmond entered
on the 9th day Of April S74, In the causes OF Su-
saniYa G. Cooke rs. Kendall O'Dwyer and susanna
G. Cooke rS. ii. H. Horton respectively, shall. rs
commissioner therein appointed, sell ny auction,
on the premises on TIL UkspAY the 25th ipstsnt
nj 6 O'Clock z. NJ, at the risk and cost or the said
Kendall U'Dwyer and Fl II. Horton. respectively,
former purchasers Of the real estate de-
scrlbrd they having failed to comply with the terms
Of their said respective purchases, SIN VALUABkE
Kill, DING LOTS. four of which front Z6x1OO
feet and ore 2Sxl 90 feet with an alley In the rear
Q feet wide on the east side or Buchanan street,
edoinfDg and south of Cedar street, ana one
g6LxI sc ON the south side Of Cedar street between
t,ucbauau and James streets.
TERMS: Respectively cash, rs 10 inc expense
of sale and as to the respective sums or II S47o
and 400. 25, with Interest from ZSth January
1874; also, pay Oft two notes Tor the respecuve
sums Of 49, 10 and $125.62, With Interest from
18th May. S74; credit as 10 The respective sums
of S63. SO and $12S %. until 2Sth september per.
1874, aud the respective sums Of Yoo.I9 ane
$3.50 So until 2Sth january. 1879, ahd tnt
residue of tue proceeds OF sale one year 1Ioa tne
day Of sale, the purchasers to give thelr
uocs for the deferred payments, with interest duC-
cd and the title to he retained until all or inc put
chase money IS pa aid and conveyance 0ruered p>
way Commissioners.
RICHARDSON s. Co., Real Estate Aucionecrs'
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HOTELS.

RICHARDSON & Co, Auc.ionees.
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PROPOSAL S.
CLERKS OFFICE SUPREME CuCRT OF ArpEALS J
OF VIRGINIA. :
RICHMOND, June 10, A. ID. 1874. }

/
| RICHMOND, June 10, A. ID. 1874.
| PURSUANT TO TIE PROVISIONS OF
| l. an act of the General Assembly OF Virginia
scribing the manner in which records for the SUI
pccme Court OF Appeals shall I've printed and pro-
vdlng for letting Tue same 10 contract" and which
i. BE Il enacted by the General assembly, That
ne CLERKS, OF the supreme rourt Of appeals at
| shall in the month of June, in the year eighteen
hundred and seventy four, ard annually thereafter
IN some newspaper published In their respective 10.
caiiteS for the printing for one year OF such
cords OF courts US may De required, uhCer existing
\ l2ws to be printed for the use Of The Supreme
I Court Of Appeals in determining cases of appeal
IL. The SAID proposals shall state The amount per
3ss OF fifteen hundred ems, small plea type, and
S..au Include the paper. printing, bRdng, and 4
REM cover. with the STYLE of The and the court
froz, which The record comes neatly printed there
on
ILL., The said clerks shall award the contracts for
said prn ting to the lowest responsible bidders In
their respective localities, and shall take from them
amount of the work to be executed: the same 10 be
aScertatDed 10y the amount or the preceding years
for said printing shall be as now prescribed By
lV. All acts aud parts of acts In conflict with the
provisions OF tn IS itct are hereby repealed.
V. This act sila be In force from its passage.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
urdtrsigned nc his office, ~ the State court house,
on Eleventh street ,etwcen Broad and Marshall, Ia
the city of Riclmon d, until IL O'Clock NJ of the
18TH INSTANT, for the PRINTING. &C., In ac-
cordapce with the pro visions of the second section
Of said act, Of all such ,'tECORDs US the Supreme
Court Of Appeals OF VI rginia at Richmond, uay
require for one year ii ON the LIST day OF July,
1874.
AS the printing has to b. done under the super.
vision aud direction Of the lerk, 1t must be done In
this city.
The clerk claims the hight # reje citing any and
Ill bids which in his opinion d, not and will not
fully comply with the rcqulreme nts Of the forego-
dcrs' and aohat is ''ample secu, ty' within the
meaning OF The same.
GtORGE L. CHRl STAN.
Clerk Of The Supreme Court OF Appeals Of
Je l1-eod7t Virginia. ut kichm'1nd.
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BY Davenport " Hiorris, Auctonccrs.

On TUESDAY,, JUNE 23D, INSTANT.
" 10 O'Clock. we will sell ut our warehouse.
Seventeenth and Dock streets, for account OF whom
concerned, the entire stock or Mcssrs. ". u bia'r
nositivc and without reserve. The stock Is il,Shiy
desirable, consisting of the FINEST ana hluoE
DESIRABLE AkTlCLES fouud Ill TIC stocA u
any tiist-class family grocer.
ALSO
At o'clock we will sell:
REFINED SUGARS Of all grades;
HkCON-SIl'ES. SHOULDERS. and ANS;
HFRRINGS, In barrels and hali-barrelS;
COFFEE-Sant"s aud Ri0:
TEAS-Gunpowder and BLACK;
MOLAsSES and SYRUP, in hogsheads and bar
rcls: ,,,cc
SHERRY and MADE
kIA. &c, sc.
TERMS: at sale. ,,,,n,c
Ia 7s.td AuctioncerS.
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BY Richardson Z Co.,
Real Estate AgcpIs and AuctioneerS,
No. Lib Main street.

T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE TRUS-
IL TEES SALE OF A VALUABLE AND M
.PaOVlSG TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND,
HALF a MILE EAST OF THE CITY OF RICH
P PTIo op rS rs Tifs NaTiONSh CEMETE.
RY, AND NEAR TIE DtPOT OFTIE CHESA-
PEAkE AND ONO RA IL ROAD, ny AUCTION.
Byyirfuc of 4 deed OF rrstt ated May % 1872, duly
recorded ia the clerks Office of the County Court OF
lIcnrico the undersigned trustees. being thereto
required by the beneficiary. We Will proceed 70 sell
by public auction. on the premises, on MONDAY
the 9th OF July, 1874. 1T 5$ O'Clock [. NJ. that
highly desirable aud valuable TRACT OF LAND
now known rs the town Of Randolph, containing
2462s acres more Or IS. This properly embraces,
with the exception of To- and fortysevcn
o,hor small lots all the lots Iad off in the pan OF
lands recorded In The SAID office OF Henrico County
Court and according 10 which plan tho said pro-
perty will be sold either as Il whole or In parcels as
may be determined on ut tue day OF sale.
The situation OF this properly, the fertility of It's
soil, aud It's proximity 10 The city Of Richmond,
make 1t oneof the most desirable Investments ever
offered by public auction. Though level 1t Is suf-
cent!y elevated 10 be free from alartous diseases
and to command fine view OF The city,haf hills,
and beautiful scenery. II Is sufficiently near the
city for operatives desiring 10 purchase cheap
building lots market farms from which 70 raise
the comforts OF life, to DO so without Interfering
with their business engagements: aud II Is eSpe-
cially desirable an inves ment since we soon
TO have large force engaged Ut the granite works
across the river. most vi whom locate In the east.
portion OF The city and seek Investments In that
locality.
TERMS: The deed requires cash to the extent OF
S7l55.75; but by the consent or the parties inte-
re ted the following terms viii I've offered In lieu
thereof viz: One-fourth cash: balance In equal in-
stalments OF two months and one and two years,
respectively, from the day OF sale, the purchaser
giving his negotiable notes for the deferred pay
ments, with Interest added, ana secured by q deed
Of trust j. A. RlGHAhDsON,
JAMES PLEASANrS,
RICHARDSON 4 Co., Auctio neers. te 10
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
l113 Main street.

TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOIS
HT,E AND CARRIHGTON STREETS FOX SAL T.
81 AUCTIUN.Wc shall sell by anctnn on tmc
= n Two VhILU, BLE BuILDiSG LOTS.
each fronting twenty-five feet on the wet side OF
Mosby street between Fcnubc anu Darlington
streets. 49,. a,h,
TERMS: Onc-third cash; balance In four, cighl,
and iw,Iye months: ursoli;bic notes tn be gwen
for the deferred payments with Interest auucd' anu
''''ie" ~ RICHARDSON C CO..
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