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SUGARS,

As viii be seen by the above list our stock co,,
p,lses SiLfeen different grades and varieties, Of
EhiGn We nave large supply now on hand, and our
iaclites Tor obtaining the same are such that we
nave ne hesitsncy in asserting that we are able 20
compete fuliy with any house this side of New YORK
COFFEE.
Our stock in this line l. also large and nla,a
ano we guarantee that IL genuineness and quality III
our goods are carefully considered, the foIIowine
txt,a attention TO the quality Of our TEAS and
OOfFEkS, especially the higher grades. -
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VALUABLE Properly ON CAPITOL Hill,
At AINTInk -
GROCERIES, &c.
ELPHONZO YOUNGS & CO.
GROCERS.

Masonic Temple, corner eth and F. streets,
Beg leave to call your careful attention to tie fol-
lowing List of Prices;
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SY b. II. NARNER,
Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
FEDERAL Buildings.
C,rnerTth and Streets Northwest
TRUSTEES SALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PkOPERTY AT AUCTION.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
- BY virtue of deed Of trust, dated June LIST,
~ lS1 and recorded in Loer 6Si folio GT6, OF the
Columbia, We will sell. At public auction, front Of
the premises, on SATURDAY, January 3lst, 1874,
at So O'Clock p. m, all that piecs parcel Of
ground IN Washington city, District Of Columbia,
Known and described as Lot numbered 60, Of L. s.
Shspn ans subdivision OF original lots TO IL, OF
Terms OF sale s4OOO. with 10 per cent interest on
81 900 from June LIST, 1873, aud on $500 from De-
center LIST, 1885, together with the expenses Of this
sale in cash; balance At and II months, secured ~
property. ESQ d, wn when the property is struck
OF. Conyeyancing at purchaser cost. III the terms
are not complied With within seven days from the
day OF sale, the Trustees reserve the rlght resell
the property at the risk and cost Of the defsutng
JOS. II BRADGEY,JR
PHILIP A. DARNEILLE,S trustees.
JaDH b. II. wABNER. Auct.
9TBE ABOVE SALT Is POSTPONED until
FRIDAY /, 2, brusry 9th, 1874, same hour an place
Jos sg BRADLES r. Trustees.
fet3 B. II. WARSEB, Auct.
account Of the weather until TUESDAY, February
10Th, same hour and place.
JOS. BRADLEY, rrr,,sAs
~ PA. RHEILLE, I"'
feb7-d B. II. WARSER, Auct,
@THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONE rr.,,
FRIDAY, February 18th, 1874, same konr III
plsee; IT which time the property will pasi.pST,
49,, Phi Il az q btRRssEsEEILLE, Trustees.
IeOIl-a b. II WARHER Auot.
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SPECIAL ORDER DEPARTMENT.

we'll stocked with a splendid lire of PLAIN and
FANCY SHIR1INGs. We are prepared to make
TO special order the DQUBLE-YOkE SHIRT in
from three to ten days. The success attending
the manufacture of this shirt during the past two
years, has proven, beyond a doubt, that it
is the most comfortable and perfect fitting made
in any section of The world. The thousands of orig
iusl and duplicate orders received for these CeIe-
brated Shirts fully confirm the assertion, and
fully substsntiae it. Give them atrial. and be
WINGED fer yourselves. We are the only owners and
authorized manufacturers Of PALMER'S PAT
ENT DOUBLE-YOKE SACQUE SHIRT for the
District OF Columbia. AL other persons attempting
TO manufacture them infringsrs, and the public
are cautioned against ordering or purchasing them
Of any other parties.
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Iy.5, OF COLUMBIA,
Il Ss.'h. SgectdI Tsrn, JaHsary Lfh, 1874
N thc; ea.s q Ann Virginia RefutZel adminis-
80 sa - % ShAkLEs II REINTZEL, deceased
-, - - srlN Aforesaid has, with the apprOba
n r. spsoiuted UKsDAY, February 94th,
a ~. 49, Tor the hnal settlement ana distribnfion
OF the personal estate Of said deces-ed ana - an
assets IN hand, as far A. the same have been col
lecsed aud turned into money. when and xhers All
tne Creditors and heirs of said deceased are notNi
70 attend, with their claims properly youched or
tney may otherwise By law be excluded from ali
bene- IN said deceased's estate: Prortdsf cOpy OF
this order be published once week for three week,
IN the star previous 70 the said daV
lanEs-W 81 u,f1.
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Faper sheIled Almonds-genuiDe Princes
6bgIlsh Walnuts-Nsples, very fine.
Pecans, large and fine '
Eagle Brand Condensed Milk, the best in use
Eonumental Brand Condensed MIR a eood article
imported Condensed Milk, standard goods
Gofdon Dilworthis Preserves, all varieties
Canned Goods of every description.
sauces, yelles, sardines, and Capers.
imported and Domestic Crackers, ali kinds
y. =. smith & Co.'s Crushed Wheat, packages
IN snort we give our special and undiv ded attep-
tion TO the FAMILY TRADE, and make II onr
Mh9ie duty to furnish the very best Of everything
ia n the way o. Famlly Supplies generally.
surpassed, and we guarantee to sell as low as any
mouse TINS side OF New York, also to give the ar
ney refunded. NV
ELPHONZO YOUNGs 4 CO., Grocsrs,
9TH AND STREETS,
jan2s-tr Opposite q. q. IPatent once,
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III A X RIE

SThe Terry Island Adventists will hold
convention in the spring and figure IL out again,
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Stanley JONES.
-. Real Estate Broker,
No. Gil 1TH STREET.
HOUSES AND LOTS IN ALL PARYS OF
THE CITY FOR SALE.
LOANS NEGOTIATED. MONEYINVgST.
EO doc6-tr

CONGRESS STABLES.
~ eIH sTRkIT, BEIwEHN AND \.
Horses and Buggtes for Hire, and = fresh .u~~l.
good Horses for sale eyery week.
oct3-iy' RlCHA3D WANT, Proprietor.
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A LEXANDRIA s WASHINGTON r. r

ALEXANDRIA DERlCKSBUR6R R.
CORNER OF AND SIXTH STREETS.
Local trains leave for Alexandria as folows:-6,
y, 3, 81. 10, IL a. In., SIS, 6, I'd. m: 8
g. m and p. m. daily, ell other trains daily except
Local Trains from Alexandria arrive as follows
9e:SSSS, I:3SSS' s;3Ss S;SS, 1888, 1888 .. m,
and $50 p. m. from Alexandra daily, all other
trains daily except Sunday.
TRAINS marked thus connect with trains On
Washington and Ohio h. II.
QQAETICO Accommodation leaves Washington
o:23 q. m. daily, except Sunday.
GREAT SOUTHERE EXPREss, via Richmond,
leaves Washngton :33 ., m. daily except Sunday
Through tickets to all points South and Southwest
Tor sale at Oncee corner 18th street and Pennsyva.
MA avenue, and corner 9th street and Pennsylvana
avenue, where passengers leave orders for bag.
gage to be checked at all hotels and residences
K. q. YOUNG, Gent Passenger Agent. jyA-n
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VI.
u DEPOT CORNER 9TH AND STREETS NV.
Aner 7th lS7S traias will run as follows.
TRANS LEAVE FOB TRAINS ARRIVE AT
bALTIAORE. WASHINGTON
IS am, Bait and N I'll 81 a. M, New York and
daily, ex. Monday. Western Express, daily
;OS q. M, New York $40 a. M, Accommoda-
ExlIess, daily, eI. sun ton, daily, ex. Sunday.
sS daily Accom- ti3efs daily Sunday Snl
n9dation. 1889 g. m, Fast Line
iI;5S g.; m, Fast Line from West and North,
lis p. M, New York ago p. m, Accommods
EXP. daily, ex. Sunday ton, daily, ex. Sunday
1913 Baltimore Express, 5:13 D. m, N Y. Express
daily, ex. Sunday. daily, ex. Sunday.
$50 p m, Cincinnati and. a:4a D. n, AcoOnInoda
Southwest. daily except tiOD, except Sunday.
Sunday. $50 p. m, daily, from
$40 p. m, Accommoda Baltimore, daily from
ton, daily, ex. Sunday West and North,
9:0s D. m, daily, New HOS p. m, Southern
York Night Rxpress: Exp, daily, ex. Sunday.
S:3s p, m, Pacific Elk 11:25 .. m, New York
Trains leaving washiEg ton at So. a. M and
$50 m connect at Bowie with trains for M arI
boTo', leaving Bowie at 10 a. M, aud 5:IO o m .
arriving at Marlboro at lilo 3, m, and 5:a0
p. m.
Trains leaving Washington at sos and s:ss A. m
and SO D. m. connect at Odenton with trains for
Annapolis.
Trains arriving at Washington at 1888 a. m.
ing Marlboro at $40 q. m, and $50 D. m
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket ONCE
northwest corner of 18th street and Pennsylvania
avenue, northwest 9th street and PeHnsyIya.
checked at hotels and residences ali points North
and West. Through tickets to CINCINNATI, Column.
bus, Indianapolis, Louisville, st. Louis, New Or
leans, Chicago, Omaha, San Francisco, and all
points north L. DGBxRRSn e as sDS1sT sSsr
Il. b. YOUNG, Genu Pass'r A gent WATT
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lo73pENNsYLSvEAsNAfII RoUrEl873
SOUTHWEST. soT TG FH AND SOUTHWEST.
w Trains leave as follows:
washington Hiss is Baltimore s 3: E. M m:
=, $50 pm. =. 6:2a ,. m.
TIE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE,
Night Csr. wisS Palace Day and
NV Two hundred miles saved to Western and Central
Ihe lI:3s Q: N. daily, except Sunday northwest;
10y SSv p m, daily except Sunday Oinclnnati and
southwest, an1 s: RI n daily, west
ssn H2eYsn 81 rom WASHINGTON 10 BUFFALO,
oTTit csAo,SS and 81. LOUIS without change.
~ This route can be procured at the oflces
= ~ LTD street and Pennsylvania avenue, and
G.tt VI 2sn street and PennsylvaHia avenue, under
given at oil times 'eS's 1Ae "AA' "
Fassengers procuring tickets ct these ofioes can
d. Louis and BufFaIo ~s' ~. SSsS'
I'D. Q. YOUNG, General erAsens.
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SoutnNest corner Pennsylyania avenue and Elev.
enth street, Star Once Buildings.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSE,.
HOLD FURNITURE.
BY virtue OF Q deed of trust, bearing date
H7yFJ the 18th day Of September, 1873, and duly
~ recorded In liber Ne. US, folio ssl, one OF
the Shattel records for the District OF Columbia
snail sell st public auction, on WEDNESDAY,
mOhSING, February 1 =, 1874, at 10 O'Clock, al
ne residence, No IL IL street, between l4th aud
niture: e VI
One square Grand Pisnoforte, (steinway,
Erench- plate Pier Mirrors, Ornaments
-Four sets OF Walnut Msrble-top Chamber Furpi-
Paintings and Pictures,
Elegant Brussels Carpets and Rues,
ball and stair Carpets, Three ply Carpets
Elegent Lounges and Easy Chairs,
ZINE lair Mattresses and Bedding,
Extension Bining Table and Chairs,
French China Dinner Service,
Fine Glassware,
Fine ii all Set, Superior Office Furniture,
Kitchen Requisites, &c.
Family and Medical Library
Two black Morgan Mares,
One Brewster Light Carriage,
Pbaton and Coupe,
Harness, Robes, Blankets, stable Furniture, &C.
Terms cash.
JAMES 8. EDWARDS, Trustee.
febI-eod LA1IMER OLEARY, Aucts
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T'HE REVISED PRAYER BOOK l1s3
Used BY the RsfsTmed Epi.eOp.I Church so z,
me ncient City: A study on the Religion
Laws and Institutions Of Greece and Rome . So
The worth OF Life. Selections fl ON the work
The Christ Of God, by Boratio Bonar... q
WIN. BALLANTYHE
lanzz-u AS SeyentI
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II JOSEPH II. KELLEY, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE STORY
PkkssED.BRICK FRONT HOUSE, NO, I53.
NINTH STREET NORTHWEST, CONTAIN
ING ALL THE MODERN IMPROVEMESTs
q BY ylTiu- ofa deed Il trust 20 Joshus Whit
recorded Ia Lfser 67, folio $50. one Of the land
records Tor Washington county, d. G., and at the
request 81 one u the parties secured will sell AZ
bubIlc auction, to the highest bidder, on TUES
u februarg "a, 1874, at O'Clock .. m Lot o,
IN hltney a Maruer's recorded subdivision on Its
10 square sos, and improved as above described
Jnls Is new and attractive property. aud very de-
slrsble Tor residence. 's "
Terms. One third cash, ard the balance in sne
and two years from day Of sale, with iperes, Al ts
per cent payable annually, secured by a deed n
trust on the property, all cash at the option n
the purchaser. One hundred dollars down On day
OF sale. All conyeyancing at purchaseris Get
Terms 70 be complied with 10 seven DAYS amer SAL
BARNARD III. WARNER
Surviving Trustee
tbll-Nim6cs. j. ". KELLY
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u nno NV MarbIe BuiIdinR,
NUS SUI ana sO2 Pennsylyania ave., cor 9th st.
GRRRRGfTF F srs LIB9UoRs, TEAS, CANNED
SALEs, SC. &c, AT Auction.
on FRIDAY MORNING., February Is,
IT 1870, commencing at o clock We will sell
- on the first hoSr of our sales room a LOT
Groceries, Teas, &c removed TO our store for con-
Nehlence OF sale. We name in part, VIZ
B Bs, Whisky, Brandy, Wine, Gin, &C,
Chests, half ard quarter chest Teas
Gunpowder. Imperial, Young Hysop
japan and English Breakfasts,
81 cases Canned Fruit,
Syrups, Flour, Soap, Starch,
Sacks Coffee, Platform Scales, &c
We call special attenti 20 the Teas, as they Are
ttls seasons new crop, by the overland route
fetl0u WIN. L. WALL %, Auotioneers
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RALTIMORE q POTOMAC RAILROAD.
u DEPOT CORNER 9TH AND STREETS NV.
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York. deciS-t III a IN
IMPORTANT CAUTION-The wonderful sue
n cess Of eAvoRY MooRE's Pancreatic Emulsion
and Psncreatfne In consum ption, wasting, loss of
the power Of digestion and assimilation has firmly
established these remedies in the estimstion Of the
medical Profession on both sides Of the Atlantic,
limitations OF thsm-made In America, Canada, and
kngisnd-oeing in reality either saposaceous COM
pscfpae are entirely useless The efficacy OF these
Preparations, made BY Messrs. Savory Moore from
- nns, under the direction OF the Physician who
n Rduced them, has been and can only be ensured
met adherense to the original formulas, and the
Aimnision and Pancreatine than those thus prepar-
g. ~ snay and strength Of which is guaranteed.
p psaiea Men on the value Of eAvory and Mooref
enSresic emulsion and Pancreafine AZ Remedies
IN wssting D,seases." Churchill & sons, London y
" ee 9p5ained OF al the principal Chemists IN the
S utT1 Sts.ss ana canada. sAvoRY 4 MeoRK,l43
HeH Bono street, London, Chemists to the Oreen
n - H. tae Prince OF Wales, &C. sugis aiw ID
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-01
IFor che Dlspach.l
Grape Growing.

Rr. Elftor,-As have had NUMBER OF
anomiries as 10 the best lime and mode OF
,,lsnt;nv CRIME vines, and as my experience
entities nv OPTION to some weight, you VIII
nlease publish the following:
Plant whenever you can get yeur ground
In good order, at any time till sst OF May,
nroyided your vines have been kept PACK,
which may be easily done by teepfnG tnem
In cool cellar. Bat never pant ult your
ground is in good ordcr-decpiy broken up;
light and mellow. .,s,
NAYS n con have It, Ia preference to phN.
&c. On h;ll-s,des or tiecaNitous places /
nresrr a - high le1cA" bot, If the ptaee Is
rei, dra;oed and airy there Is no evidence
chit "a low tcyel IL not gust as suitable. Ii
rcr, fntcnd TO trelsis-snd that Is best. per-
Sams-p,ant in rows eisht'fees apart:ard not
hess tbaa ten feet apart in the rows. Piant
carefully. Open theszsaees widelyso that the
roots OF tue piantsanay he evenly spread out.
Then cover with mellow earth and tramp
down frmty, but 10 not cover with more
than four inches ef earth. 1t Will he best 10
cat down TO one or TWO eyes, ana oe sure,
erken The r,aes Stert, to let 5stt'a s'n91e Snoo'
.-,snn and when this one has made ten points
pinch OF the teP, so a. to force oaI the "'e'
T,ds and make che cane more stocSy.
If stakes Ore to be useU 'fns'sau vi $3.50
the land should be cheekered nve or SIN tee1
apart each way, and the vines piantea a, tn a'i
crosses Rant rs before directed. Let out
<,,,e shoo. o,o,c. and be careful to train It up
Straight to not over one foot high, above the
average level of the vineyard. Top 1t OF,
and Eeep the lower-sheots pinched back, SO
as to force the growth as much as possible
In the head. Next,year the vine may De iet
up an ouch, or twoif deemed proper. This
Is all that / need say now.
Respectfully. &c, G. h. GILaER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-01
BY Moody & Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers,
Hull and Seventh streets, Manchester, Va.

HUI ana seventh streets, Manchester, Va.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWENTY
GATED LOIS, sITUATED on TENTH And
ELEVENTH STREETS, IN THE TOWN OF
MANCHESTER, FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUG
TIN DAY OF APRIL, 1874. At 81 O'CLOCK
p. M.-By virtue OF decree OF the Circuit Court Of
Chesterfield county, entered at the February term,
1874, In the suit of william Bradley, guardian,
&C., o. harriet V. Bradley's heirs, we shall, as
commiss toner's, proceed TO sell uuder the above
place, TWENTY VALUABLE BtILDING LOTS.
situated as above nine of which fronts on the east
line Of Tenth streets.
Lot No. g. on the plan Of said lots fronts thirty
story framed building containing nine rooms, and
other out-buildings. Fruit and ornamental trees Of
all kinds.
These lots have an average frontage of thirty feet,
and run back 1877 feet alley ten feet wide. In
this alley Is spring of splendid water for the COM
mon use OF all the lots.
This property is in an improving par, Of the
town and near The centre OF The town. and should
engage the attention apitlists aud those desiring
TO locate In good neighborhood.
A plat or the above described property can be seen
at the office of the auc'ioneers, and With be exhibited
on day OF sale. ANY parties desiring to look 1T the
property before the sale Will call on the aucdoneers,
and they will take pleasure IN showing the pro-
perry.
1t is seldom that 90 much valuable property as
this Is thrown upon the market at any time, and
we especially invite the attention OF all seeking an
Investment 70 attend this sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash the balance at six,
twelve, and eight cen months, for negotiable notes,
bearing per cent. interest from day Of sale the
title retaned until the whole. purchase money Is
paid. SOCRATES BROOKS,
A. CARTER ATTk1SSON,
special Commissioners
MOODY Il ROYAL. Auct1oueers. NH 27.tds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-01
BY Grubos & Williams,
Aactioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main ami Bank.

4 LARGE AND GRAND OFFERING.
READ AND INFORM THEMSELVES PIE
VlOUs TO THE DAY OF SALE.
ONE H ITIIL Ak Pr T% y sT ELz
MANCHESTER TO BE SOLD AT THE REAL
ESTATE EXCHANGE IN RICHMOND OK
THURSDAY The 9th day Of April commencing
ON the day above named we will sell BY request
Of William g. Taylor, Esq, at he Real Estate Ell.
change, about one hundred beautifully -situatsd
s1tended Tayor, Glasgow and Railroad streets, rss
between Maury. Lee, Marx, aad Mason Streets ave-
raging 33x1 22 feet Also, twenty -four most beau
Eighth and Eleventh streets, ranging from s0x
the city.
rapid Increase in value In the Last two years; "
population has grown 20 per cent. In the same pc
nod, new buildings are going up oaily Its growth
in prosperity is unexamped In the history OF Viz.
g1nia cities, and with It's unequaIled water power
and facilities for transportation, II Is safe to say
that Manchester Is destined to be one Of the hrst
manufacturing cities In the South.
Meeting the city Of Manchester with the city OF
Richmond, must induce large access OF popu-
la,ion, since property In Richmond at the sane
To9 ss the wS
LOTS are likely TO be sold.
No one having flu DIS to invest can possibly aA
to do well by purchasing az THIS sale. 80
Especial attention Is Invited to the following al
TERMS OF SALE, TO WIT: One-fourth cash: BAL
ance at six, twelve and eighteen montns for uego-
table notes, with interest at SIX per cent ami se-
cured by deeds of trust. And further, any par.
chaser NAV discharge the whole or any part Of hE
purchase money by rendering In payment any Ger.
tIfcate OF Indebtedness from The firm OF hessrs.
Isaacs, Taylor &c Williams.
Lithographed maps will be furnished upon appn.
cation to Messrs. Moody 4 Royal, ~ Manchester,
or at This Office. GkUBBS & WILLIAMS,
NH OF AucuoneerS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-01
BY Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Main street.

TT ANDSOME FIRST-CLASS RESI-
IL DENCE, SITUATED ON THE NORTH
LINE OF CLAY BETWEEN TENTH AND
ELEV ENTH STREETS, FOR SALE BY AUC-
TlON-We shall at the direction of Mrs. Courtney
II. Jones, who has determined to discontinue house
keeping, sell at public auction. on the premises on
WEDNESDAY the 18th April, 1874, at Az z. M.
her truly valuable and beautiful residence, located
as above described, and now occupied by her
The main house Is about 55 by 65 feet, built Of
stock brick thrte stories above the basement, with
wide hall sihroughout the centre; coptlns about
fourteen rooms besides closets, &c. furnished with
handsome marble mantles throughout, and all mo-
dern improvements connected with same, with ut-
tracfive porches In front and rear Of the house.
The outer buildings, consisting of large stable,
&c, correspond with The main house In fact, ali
The buildings were erected by the former owner
Mr.. William II. Grant, In the very best style, who
spared neither cost or care IN the construction Of
the same.
The yards are laid of with walks, shrubbcry, and
snade-tfees. The entire premises have been re-
Gently put In thorough repair by its present owner
at cost of about IS, 600. The neighhorhood Is
one OF the best In the city, and being so centrally
located, oilers great inducements to any one desir-
Ing ilrst-cass residence IN al respects The LOT
has front OF 103 by SO feet to an alley.
Inc auctioneers wllrtake great pleasure In show
ing the premises to any one prior to DAY OF sale.
Terms Will be very reasonable. anu annothced at
Inc hour OF sale. LYME & BROTHER,
Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-01
By James N. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auction ers,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.


TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO TRACTS
Il OF LAND IN THE COUNTY OF HE 1IRI;
CO, ABOUT SEVEN MILES BELOW THE CITY
OF RICHMOND. ON The CHARLES CITY
ROAD. AND ADJOINING ThE LANDS OF
STEPHEN B. SWEENEY, JOHN BASS, AND
OF HERS, AT .AUCTlON.-By virtue Of a deed of
trust dated February 25, 1871, To the subscriber
from William Scott and wife, recorded In the
clerks Office Of Henrico County Court in deed
book SO, psge 144 TO secure the payment Of q GER
tain negotiable note therein mentioned, default
having been made In the payment thereof, and at
the request Of the holder of said note. Will pro-
coed to sell at public AUCTION, IN front Of Henrco
county courthouse, on MONDAY the 9th day OF
April. S74, tthat.being court-day,) at IL O'Clock
NJ, two TRACTS OFLANp as aoove loeated.thc
first known as the Pleasant Field of the New Mar
ket tract containing sEVENTY-FOUR AND
ONE-FIFTH ACRES, more or less; the second,
known as Deep Bottom, containing ONE ACRE,
more or less.
TERMS: The deed requires all casn, but by the
consent of the holder of said note the sale will be
made on the following terms: Enough In cash TO
nay the expense s Of sale, one-half Of the remainder
In cash, and the balance at ninety 1907 days for ne
gotiabe note, interest added, and satisfactorily en-
dorsed JAMES III. TAYLOR. Trustee.
JAMES d. TAYLOR s Son, Aucuoneers.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-01
BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and AuctioDeer,
LIS Main street, opposite Dispdtch Office.

TOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Il A MOST REMUNERATIvE COUNTRY
STORE FOUR MILES FROM RICHMOND. ON
WESTHAM ROAD, IN PROXIMITY TO NEW
RESERVOIR, ASn SEVERAL LARGE QUAR,
RIGS IN OPERATION.-At request OF owner
viii sell on premises, on THURSDAY, I'd April; at
O'Clock r. NJ, that valuable STORE In aenrico
county near the city with five acres OF excellent
land seyer.l houses, and fine spring. This is one
OF The best business stands In the county: and on
fine road and IS very desirable. The location is
really beautiful. commanding an extensive view OF
the river and surrounding country. Being At the
Terminus of the popular drive of the city and the
pleasure boats on the canal. renders the location
Valuable for business stand and pleasure garden.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance at SIX and
twelve months, With six per cent interest.
. -" ~ .s.s ... j. THOMPSON BROWN.
An omnibus for the accommodation Of parties
desiring to attend the sale will leave my office at
O'Clock on the evening Of the sale.
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