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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-22

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
/ TRACT OF LAND NEAR THE MlDLO-
THAN COAL MINES, IN CHFsTERFiELD
COUNTY, VA.-By virtue OF a deed OF trust
executed 10 me rs trustee the 10th Of March.
1870 by William Winfree, Jr.. aud duly recorded
in The clerks office Of Chesterfield County court
3D. Il. 52, p. 2l6) shall, ocin@ required SO To d.
by the beneficiary. sell 1T public auction on the
premises on THURSDAY, the I'd Of July, S74,
= o'clock NJ that valuable tract OF land lying
near the Midlothian coal Dimes IN chesterfield
county. con'ainir about NINE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY TWO ACRES, s"joining the lands OF Frank,
lin stcatns. d. Is. Hancock and others. This land
lies about two and half miles from Coalied sta
ton, on the Richmond anu Danville rail road,
within the coal field about one-third Is cleared,
the residue In forest of oak and pine. The surface
Indications Of the existence OF coal are good
any In the coal irld The buildings consist of 4
dwelling with nine or ten rooms and all necessary
oui-holnSS.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay expenses of sale
and e72G; aud 81 $50 on the 10Th OF March.
1875 10 be secured uy decd of trust on the pro-
pcrty; the residue of the purchase mouey, II any.
10 be payable 1T such times aud secured In such
manner rs The said wiDfrec may erect, aud In de-
fault OF such direction rs the trustee shall think
nj. D BRUINS, iruslce.
j. W. BRoSACCII, JR., Auctioneer. je16-tds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-22
By Grrbbs & Williams,
Auctionccrs and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main aud BANK.
NAVY HILL LOTS AT AUCTION.

rs. + IN ElcnlnOnu NIaIltciy So"''
Anderson, &c.S
In execution of decree OF said cour; In said caS'
there VIII he sold. upon the premises, on MONDAl
Doth nf June. AT ) O'Clock T.. NJ. NV ENT1-tNf
OTS on The west slice OF Eighth street. north OF
Duval street. crcli 30 by 122 feat IN ln alley.
i I,0, about 800 feet front OF Sul!cys ON sac
street. .
.ome Of these lots are beautifully situated.
This is an opportunity To purchase real estate neal
the centre of Tie city At VERY Low PRICES.
TERMS One-i0urth cash; balance III Tour, eieht
and twelve months NEGOTIABLE" notes with Inter
EST added Purchasers To pay taxes for ST4.
BY request OF james Alfred Jones, commissioner
GRCBBS d WILLIAMS,
Ia on AuctiOnccrS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-22
ByJ. l.. Apperson,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
No 1915 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TIE
" FINE BRICK MANSION No. 21l1 MD
HANDSOME HALF-ACRE LOT AZ L, ,; I ! II
SOUTHWEST CORNER GRACE AND TWEEN
TY-EIGIiTH STREETS. AT AUCTloN;-.By viz
iue of a decree Of the Chauccry Court 81 me city
of Richmond In the suit Of fiardgrove. &c: rs.
Hardgrovp, &C.. entered on the 4th January, S72,
as commissioner therein named viii sell III auction,
on the premises, on THURSDAY, June 25th.
1874. at 5j5 o'clock z. Milf fail, If not the next
fair day thrreafter), the ahlve-dcScrleu valuable
properly, IF which the late William Ii. HardgroSe
died sliced. The dwelling contains eight large
rooms besides two drcssing-rooms. lOck-room &C.
all OF Ugh pitch, marble manlelS THROUGHOUT, INA,
hogany doors ON the Darlor.noor, Stone caps ana
silis rs well as the front porch, win handsome
wroughtirOH balusters and rails kitchen win Tour
rooms all in first tate State OF preservation having
been built for the late L. X. w bite. in the most
substantial manner. andapparently without regard
to cost demonstrations finish, and ornament lHe
stable. carriage house, &C., are framed Inc prem,
isrs, where necessary, are paved, ana nrDanciiicu
with fine shadc-tircS. flowers, &c. Lot 49, by J %
feet. and will be divided shall appear most tie
sirable I'll,
TERMS Onc-fonrh cssh: balance at four eight,
and Twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
udGcd and tide retained until further order OF the
court Taxes for S7i To be paih ov the purchaser.
Persons desiring to purchase arc SoIici Ell 70 eX-
anime the premises between D ana = O'Clock +. VI.
JOSEPH G. WILLIAMS, JR..
/, aids commissioner.
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1 UCTION SALE OF TWO VALUA,
u ET'E MILES AND ONE HORSE AMI
frGGY.LBy virlne Of a deed Of trust to m, me
executed by Rackcr \ Moreanstern, nai e, t thS
18Th day of June, 1874, and rccoiGed a., tsI.
' Shall proceed to sell at public aaetlD Eo al
Turner's franklin street between a;sr en- Reh
,nonJ an MtjNDhY. Jun. Cpd, NJ 10 O'Clock 4
A.. TWO MULES, ONE HORSE aud BuGGi
named therein, to satisfy the dcbt secured ny slo
decd. n,nr,n SrOTT
EEho' >"'' Trustee.
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BY Thomas W. kccsee. Auc@onecr,
1917 Main street.

A BS0LUTE AND UNCONDITIONAL
N SALE OF TIE MOST ELABORATE AS.
sURTMEHT OF FURNITURE EVER OFFERED
IN THIS CITY. ATAiCTInS.-At the request Of
Sir John A. Bciviu. Will sell at his ware-rooms
No IL Governor street, on WEDNESDAY, m0rii-
ing. June oath, commencing At or O'Clock.
l kGStWOUD CHAMBER SDli, complete with
armur dc glace: .
l MAHOGANY CHAMBER SUIT, with WARD
WhLSUT CHAMBER SUITS complete, with
WARnROBEo;
3 ROSEWOOD PARLUR SUITS in satin Broca'
l Sf.wOOD pARLOR slit in striped reps !;
| ROSEWOOD PAKLOk ulf In hair cloth:
Several WALNUT PARLOh SUITS i'll reps and
ii Mood t,C, and WALNUT kTAGERES, with
mirrors and marble base:
TUEk 1871 ana FANGY PAKLOR CHAIRS;
SOFAS LOU EiItS, WklrlA6-DfS SKIS;
,uaLL-,TAADS, with and without marble base:
OAK and COTTAGE CHAMBER sulfs OF beaut'-
WALNUT and OAK BOOKCASES, elaborate
wAISuir, ROSEWOOD. and OAK SIDE
wALSUT EXTENSION TABLES;
WARDRUBES, BUREAUS,
OFFICE. DESKS and CHAIRS.
1t would be impossible in an advertisement 70
convey an adequate idea OF the elegtncc and hnisn
of the above furniture We respectfully request
all I'm want 10 call at the wareroonis and examine Tor
Themselves. " iii be on exhibition until day OF sale.
TERMS: Accommodating, and made known on DAY
of sale. THOMAS W. hEf"i 1900,
+ G.. KErsEE Salesman. jc19
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!. 1,,rI,,n sALRs--Thfs Day.
by Nm. Lee, Auctioneer,
No. l014 Main street.
DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
II fr,,m Charles r, Andersen and Wife, uated

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID from Charles e. Andersn and Vile, uat yea
c cUtk 90" Office Of Henrico County Court .. b oo
page 3Oe, to James Il. Goddin, the nnders'ghea az
an nstituted trustee In place of James n. Goudli,
trustee by eer Of the Circuit Court q ts sSImy
ceed To sell vt ,abic auction. on the premises on
MONDAY, a2d Of June. 1874. at 04 O'Clock CLOCK, L:
Nj the property described In said deed. as foi9T Is
TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTI-siaba,G ~. a,,
or LAND be the same more or less ironing , "n
the CHARLES City and " tlinmsbarg ROADS, tnreG y
miles frosa Richmond, with framed aweling anu y,
usual eut-buidngs. Ihis land lies Wen, 10 III
Very aoed condition, anc should attract the atten.
ttou Of ,Grsons wishing to purchase tor farming
n,rnoae The land wilt he sold rs whole, or ma
t,e divided into several tracts, Us may be deemed
best at the time of sale. , o.
TERMS: The deed requires sufficient IN cash &C
nsy OF two notes for IL 500 and S54, dated lutf
| Sentcubcr S72, and payable twelve months aitel
dai with accrued interest and expense OF safe hu
nv agreement will be sold fer one-tird cash AM
halancc ut one and two years after date, ior hego
tablp notes interest added secured by trus1 aecS
on the property. c.,t ~. ~. " vi ,r'e,oo
| S,,ohv Al. LEE. Auciionccr. jc 10
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Josh ksaI.ings-Eirs Experiences I'm and
Around Pittsburgh.

From the New York Wcekly.J
Leaving Altoona after breakfast Sunda,
morning we soon passed the hi grade on TIT
Pennsylvania road at the celebrated horse
sbu crook, where the trains form Il halfcireIt
almost, and the engine seems determined t(
run into the rear car.
Upon your left, As W round this memora.
BILE beud, yu kan look down into gorge and
see the smallest COWS W ever witnessed, run.
ming around in Il Darn-yard, no bigger than
Hhart.rats.
The gorge IL ether very deep or the cows
is some III breed that don't grow large.
The scenery is simply grand, and the iii
IL as pure ~ the best brand ov gin.
/ mean, ov course, lIydro-gir.
At about y O'clock IN the afternoon me
and mi wife, Tor rather mi wife and me, for
she is the queen bee i'll our hive.) found our
sells picazan,iy enuG houznd in No. rs, AT
the Monon2aheh house, right upon the
banks OF the Monongaheia river.
. 1t IL perhaps unnecessary to inform the
poet, tie chemist, or tie philosopher, that
The Ohio riYcr IL formed at Pittsburgh, out
cv the surplus water furnished hi the Ale
ghany and Monongallelia rivers, just out ey
the city.
For the manuiakter oy iron, and the snassss-
ing Ov things generally ov q solid natur,
Pittsburgh stands ut the he'd ov all the
American citys.
There liz Que thing about the place {
couldn't help bat noti$S, and that liz the
smoke that hangs around the city, and this
smoke IL full Of settings which drop on VI
z az no'Zeiess us Il sno flake, but good deal
-dirtycr.
made clllss estimate upon it, and find
that paper collar and pair oy ristbands
will get oph cular in Pittsburgh in just IA
minutes.
The only reiohle people here are the dar-
keys q mean reliable on ackount Of culItr);
the smoke settings don't seem TO inkrease
their complexshuns.
Pittsburgh is splendid sitty for b;zzness,
and is kredit to itself. and an honor TO ths
Amerikan people.
The populashun of the place forgot to
inquire about, but presume it liz one hun
dred thousand, more or less, or thereabouts, |
ackording 10 circumstances this liz az near |
az can git ut it without taking up too much |
Oy the readers valuable time.
konsider mi duty TO state sZ q reliable |
skribbler for the fearless and independent
press, that the Ohio river IL the most uDser-
tam brook laid down on the maps, az far az
water IL concerned, for it is dry months in
the year, froze over the other months, and
the balance OF the time haZ more water in it
than the average inhatitant knows what to
do with.
hi short visit 10 Pittsburgh afforded me
another tine opportunity to study that pet
anomaly oy mine, ! mean the unpublished
and eeentrik mule.
haY hunted the mule klusser than emmy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-22
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE VAL
~ TABLE THREE-sTORY BRICK TEN ",
MEST NO. $50. ON THE NORTIl SIDE OF OF
BROAD STREET BETWEEN SIXTH AND
SEVENTH STREETS. BY AUCTION.
Humphreys, &C., us. Humphreys ct ais. In Rich
monu Chanccry Court.
In execution of decree of the said court entered
in this cause on goth April. 1874 as the special
commissioner thereby appointed,I VIII SCI, nj aic
lion. upon the premises. on TUESDAY, 3uin JUNE
at Sc O'clock the property above referred To- occu-
pied by L. Davenport. 1850.
lnck 40 feet more less, to Pink alley, on wlch
II has the same front. The building has thirteen
rooms besides Out-houseS. .,t
This property Is located at one of the best busl-
ness paiuis on Broad street. and possesses the esp-
ciIl advantage of two fronts, both very aVaiaoie
for purposes OF revenue. .,,-.. - .,,;.
TEKMs: Cash sufficient to pay the costs oil sun
and ryncnses Of sale; and The residue ~ one TWO,
aud three years for satisfactory endorsed negotl,
bio notes with interest added, and utlc retained
until The whole purchasc-money he paid ana u con-
vrynuc. directed by the court. Should the pur-
chaser elect to pay The FIRST note In cash. then per
sonal security will be dispensed with me puf-
chaser to pay taxes for 1S74. ): b. looNG,
ru,-uus g WILLIAMS. AuCtiOncerS. ECU
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BY Richardson Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auct!oneers,
No.1113 Main street.

r1cHT VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
T. ON THE WEST SIDEnF THlRT!eeIIEH Nv ~
ttMMfrT rItr TUESDAY, the 23d Instant, ut .
oclock ?. H., we shall sell by aneIion on ne Pre-
mIses. located rs above, EIGHT xALua "a d. NE, Z;
n,ITII'DITI; LOTS, each fronting 29h feet ana
aiming back 40 feet to an alley.
TEnMs: Onc-third cash; balance In SIX ana
t,ycIvr months: negotiable notes to be given for ne
t"fnrrco Dayments, with interest added, ana Sc
cured by Il deed Of trust ,nco>, g. co
.,, AuctioneerS.
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An elephant passed over the new bridge
at St. Louis the other day. About fifty
boys, loaded with cakes and other elephant
tempters, walked backwards ahead of him,
and did the coaXng, while 4 crowd of men
with pixies and crowbars urged him from
behind A S.. Louis paper describes him as
"lhe meek old mountain. apparently deaf to
the applause which greeted him.
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BY Richardson 4 Co,
Real I state Agents and AuctionccrS,
1l13 Main street.

rpRUSTEE'S SALE OF TWENTY UN-
L IMPROVED LOTS n THAT PORTION Dt
IIuNnICO COUNTY KNOWN AS WOOD
VILLt. NEAR FAIRFIELD RACE-GOyRSE.
FRONTING On SALEM AND NJ, NE ", K \
aUCTION, vrtuc Of the provisions OF II deed
Of trust executed 10 Inc by Edward i: Ncwbnrn.
dated 2.h uf September, 1871, and duly recordc.
IN the clerks Office of the County Court OF Hen
rico, being directed to do b. the bcnt ficiary III
said seed. sna! sell bT auction. on the premises
OH TUESDAY the 30th instant. at u O'Clock L. Nj.
the r,. estate described and located Us aoOve.
TERMS At sale. .
THOMAS G. JACKSON, Trustee
RICHARDSON x Co.. Auct1ncers.' ie19
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By j. Thompson Brown,
Real tstate Agent and AuctiOneer.
1115 Main street opDosite DisDntch office.

T5NRUSTEE'S SALE OF \ VALUABLE
i PIECE OF GROUND, CONSISTING OF
FIVE BUILDING LOTS tABOUT ONE hCREl
BETWEEN WEST MAIN AED LOMBARDY
STREETS. WITHIN THE CORPORATE LIN
iTS.-Ry virtue Of deed Of trust executed TO me
rs trustee on the 21sr day OF June. 1913, ny Will
liam K. Polk, and duly recorded in the clerk o1ce
OF the Richmond Chancery Court TO secure three
negotiable notes therein mentioned. being deferred
payments Oh the above property. and defa,ilt hav-
iug been made In two Of SAID notes. shall, being
required so to DO hy the beneficiary sell at pnhllc
auction, on MONDAY, June 20. S74. at O'Clock
p NJ that valuable LOT Of GROUND having
front on two stree,s. l70,G by 179 S to an alley
20 feet wide. The latr Improvements on west Main
Street with gas extending beyond, and the full view
OF the popular drive on Grove avenue, render this
GROUND exceedingly desirable to those seeking
suburban home with all the advantages OF city I'M
provemcnfS.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay expenses OF sale
and two notes for s544 IL and S56026 win iu'e-
rest from ma;urits f576.12 on the l5th Norem-
bcr S74 and the residue At such time and secured
in such manner as said William K. Polk may direct.
While The above terms are those or the decd, YET
other terms may be announced at sale.
-. A. BROWN, JR., Trustee.
T THOMPSON BE0WT, AuctiOnetr. jc lS-tqS
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DEALLY VALUABLE JAHE> RIVER

T ANDS.-I have for sale l,rge number
Il OF frst-class ESTATES 9Th splendid TN
provemenrs and large aud small ARMS WITH ant
without buildings IN almost every section "t iI':
Stare. Many OF the large estates ar: situated %
tile James and other rivers and. many OF i"c 'A'''
farms lie near The city. ,
GEORGE NJ. DREHRl
nv 25-ln+ 1ult Main sltret
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-22
By n. NJ, Lee
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 10l1 tIain street.

COMFORTABLE FRAMED DWELL
" ING ON BUCIIAN NAN STREET NEAk TIE
NEW EPISCOPAL CHURCH, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-By request Of the owner Is. N.
UBwyer). will sell 1T public auction, on the pre-
mises, on TUESDAY the "a June, is "a; at
g O'Clock J.. NJ, the property above described The
house no. 81 y contains three rooms, with Kitchen
and other improvements, aud well water-a good
hcme for small family or rent 10 good adv Vantage:
TERMS: Onc-haf cash: bal,irce II six and
twelve months, for negotiable notes. interest add
eG, secured by trust decd on the property.
40 Il. NJ. l. f.t. iUctionPcr.
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By James NJ. Taylor " son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Office col uer Eleventh and Bank streets.

rT,RUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO BUILD
i ING LOTS, LYING AND Bt ING ~ The
SIDE OF BROOK AVENUE. FRONIiNG -,
GETHER ON WALKER STREET FlfIlLfOtf
FEET. AT AUErlON.-By virtue OF 4 deco OF
trust dated June 80, 1873. to the subscriber from
Cornelius Logon and wife. duly recorded III me
clerks office of Fichnond Chsncery Court, IN y;
3. 100 Is, page 493, 10 secure the paymeht OF
ha wing been made in the payment Of said note and
ut the request OF the holder thereof. VIII proceed
to sell nj public auction. upon the premises, on
MONDAY the Goth day OF June. Is ~. ut =
O'Clock Z. ", the LOIS conveyed IN said deed OF
trust.
TERMS: Made known ut the hour Of sale.
II. SELDES TAYLOR. Trustee.
LANES VI. VAYLOE y son, AMctiOneers. jc II
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BY Lyme 6 Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers,
No. 1912 Main street.

DRAINED STORE AND TWO SMALL
IL FRAMED TENEMENTS ADJ DINING. SIT
UATED ON THE CORNER OF FOURTH AND
DENNY STREETS, PORT MAYO, FOR SALE
BY AUCTION.-W We shall, at the request of the
owners, sell at public auction, The premises, on
TIL TUESDAY The 25th day OF June, II 74. ct
o'clock p. III, the property located Us above de-
scribed, all OF which Is occupied by good tenants.
Being len locality where property Is daily increas-
ing In value 1t offers good opportunity for invest
meats. 49,"
. ERMs: at sale. LYME s. BROTHER,
jcl9 AGctioneers.
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by GruDuS II " lllIams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

CTX LOTS IN HOLLANDS PLAN,
- NEAR MANCHESTIR. AT AUCflOS.-On
WEDNESDAY, 24rh June, at 5A O'clock u. NJ,
we will sell. upon the premises. FOUR LOTS on
Bainbrdge street. just beyond The residence OF Mr.
Henry Holland.
fronting oil Holland street. Each Of these lots Is
80 by 1870 feel t. an alley 8 feet wide.
They are beautifully situated upon III easly-ap-
Droachcd cmiicnce, cor maudiGg 4 fun view of
Richmond and Manchester, and for the price ut
which thev will sell are the cheapest handsome lots
to br obtained In the vicinity Of either city.
TERMS: Liberal .
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
30 Auctionecrs.
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rENO BE SOLD IN WHOLE OR IN PART
l. THAT BEAUTIFUL PLAT OF GROUND
KNOWN AS ABERNEATaY'SF FLOWER GAR
DEN, COMPRISING THE ENTIRE SQUARE
ON BROAD, BETWEEN HENRY AND BELVI-
DEkE STREETS. LARGE AND EXTENSIVE
GLASS LIGHTHOUSES, &C.-By request OF owner,
will st II at public auction. on FRIDAY, June 20,
at 6 O'Clock z. d., that most VALUABLE PIECE
OF PROPERTY us above, HOW occupied by Mr..
John Laird, florist, with improvements such as 4
small brick dwelling large and extensive glass hot
houses, beautiful walks. cmborGered by most ele-
CANT shrubbery and evergreens, rendering the
grounds most attractive and beautiful US first
Glass flower garden. Parties desiring TO secure an
excellent location for flower garden, with fixtures
complete, with the advantage OF an established and
prosperous business, should attend this sale. II
desired, the property Will be sold In lots TO sui
purchasers. who Will receive rents for their lot or
lots ill needed for building purposes.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance ut six and
twelve months per cent Interest.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
te 20-tds Auclioneer.
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AUCrroN sALFs-suture DAYS.
BY Hill q G0ddin.
Real Estate Aucttoueers and Agents,
No 11nS Main street.

MICE BRICK DWELLING lNo: 900
IN ON NINETEENTH STREET, b Elm EFT =,
bMGTiOE.-On TUESDAY, 23d June, a. At, Q
O'clock r. M on the premises, we VIII sel t1 Ges
rable DWELLING located Us above. ane rnnms
cuiwert connections. &C.. and Is remarkably wen
built. The lot fronts rs feet with a deptn Ok -
T.rp,fs. Onr-fourih cash the balance In one.
two. and three yearg, with G per cent. Interest )
nurrhaser TO nav taxes for this year.
pia g t,tu HILL & GODDIN, Auctioneers.
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Auction sALEs-ruture Days.
BY Isbell 4 son,

BY Isbell y son,
Real Estate Agents ard Auctioneers,
No. 3 Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.
n,WO.sTORY BRICK HOUSE AND
LOT, NORTHWEST CORNER OF ST
JOHNS SD COUTTS STE EETS, ATAUCTION
ON WEDNESDAY the Oath day Of June, 1874: al
o'clock p NJ. we Will sell upon the premises the
HHiIK HOUSE and LOT located rs above STATED
The house has five rooms, and the lot fronts forty
feet on ST. Johns street, and runs bnck = feet
TprMs. At sale. ISBELL & SON,
a. 90 Auctioneers.
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~ n. WALKER ~ CO., GENERAL In
~. SURaNCE AGENTS, 10l4 MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND. VA. representing The 49,
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE IN
SURAkCE COMPANY. London and EGin-
burgh. EngIand-capital. ST 100000 gold;
AMAZON INSURANCE cUIPhNi. Ul Clncln
natl. Uh'o-asScts over 81 900. 900; .
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPA.
NY, OF New York--as<e,s over $50Q:000;
LTNCHBUk6 INSURANCE AND BANKING
COMPANY, OF Lynchburg, Va.-assets over
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, o.!
Brooklyn, y. Y.-assct, over S3OO.OUO. ~
l:rpusited with the Treasurer at Virginia. = co.
900 Losses cquttu!y adjusted AMI promptly pinc
At his agency. Applications solicited, and imtne
hi.lr ATT inn GIVEN the:tiO. S y
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TsSsgs AND s,epAgI.

w HEN AND WHERE TO BUY
W Now Is The time and the subscribers Il
PLACE To bnv FUEL.
Best ANTHRACITE COAL, all sizes, ut lowest
summer prices
Rest SPI.lNT and other BTU MlSOUS GOALS
ut lowest summer prizes.
Best COOKING COX ut lowest price.
And the economical and popular COOKING and
KINDLING WOOD, and LU%G WOOD:
j. Il. WATKINS,
ja17 two doors below post. office.
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By Cook / Laugh,on. AActioneers, :
corner of Franklin and Governor streets.

Sale Inv N,-M, LEE. AuciiOnccr. jc I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-22

IMPORTATION DIRECT.-I have again
l. received another direct shipment from Ger
many of the NUNS (Klosterfrau) COLOGNE.
A.so her LAVENDER WATER and CARMEL
TIE SPIRITS, delightful toilet preparations, and
never ). "fore imported. Sold wholesale and retail
ut New Y rk prices l.. WAGNER,
je20 Druggist, Sixth and Broad streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-22

CT. JAMES HOTEL,
- TWELFTH OPPOSITE BANK STREET
AND CAPITOL SQUARE,
RICHMOND. VA.
7. W.H0ENSlGER. PRopRIsFoR.
Built and furnished IN 1874 equal 10 aug IN the
United States. The proprietor assures comfort TO
the travelling p2blie. NH 17-3p
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-22
EERYILIZERS.

DURE OLD GOVERNMENT rEh''
WAN GUASO. .e,.ad,
The expo,t OF Chjucha Island Guano mas e a,sI,s
and ,here are only $50 IONS In the Cnits. - r.
Those Who are Ia wan. Of this VAL AbLnnratiSn
TIMER can obtain It Ii immediate hPPi pass
u naS .sn Virginia stree.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-22
BY E. ID. Eacho,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
No. 9 Fourteenth street.

ATTHE REQUEST OF THE oW 's NJ r.
n shall offer for sale at PUBLIC San anc NJ o % 1
~ hat rcrv ncat and desirable BRlCh COi
TAGE HUUSEand LOT situated on the so sireas
of Marshall between Twelfth ana to,i aG inning
hack 10 feet oan alley 0 feet vide. .,,, o,d
Terms: 0ne-hrd cash; residue nIers q. added sI
twelve months negotiable Eoes ih'e., mctioneer.
10 f W. cnOALO1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-22
BY James M. Taylor & Son, go. :
Real Estatc Agents and Auctioneers,
of,ro corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUG.
w TION on THURSDAY the 25,h Gay OF
June. 1874, Mt - O'Clock NJ, the BAR FIX
TIRES. GOOD WILL, &C., of that popular bar
room on Seventeenth near Main street, known us
- Uncle Toms Cabin"
TERMS cash. yrnn COW
,oo AuctioneerS.