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individual enterprise steam %ploughlng VILE
be regarded as impracticable. 1t requires
too much capital, and its capabilities are
too colossal for individual farmers in con-
nectlon with all other farm work. There
may be a few who possess sufficient means
TO make the experiment on a small scale.
: but IN order to success it must be lone on
a scale sufficiently large TO make that the
business" Mr.. GoodlOe recognizes the
fact that the business of ploughlng would
not last all the year round, but thinks that
the same company that should do the
blowing could proftably apply the steam
power to various other uses among which
are specified thrashing and grinding grain.
saving lumber, pulling stumps, picking
and packing cotton AMI manufacturing
sugar. He believes that such a division of
labor, once introduced, would result in
the formation of companies for the use of
steam in agriculture, who would have the
requisite capital, intelligence and enter
prise for bringing science to their aid,
would make ploughing by steam and i'm
proyements therein a thorough study, and
consequently would effect, throughout the
sphere of their operations, a large increase
in the productiveness of the soil and profits
of farming Deep ploughing and sub
soiliug would every where and thoroughly
be introduced, and the expenses for teams
an ploughs would be SO diminished as to
enable " thousands of labOring men to set
up as farmers, who, under the present sys-
tenn, are unable to do So
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with the business to attempt it with on
ly 5000 or $500, even with considerable
experience and tact, would almost invari-
ably result in failure. Few good gardens
are worked with less capital than 5000
per acre exclusive of the value Of the
land), and the best gardeners use a capi-
tai OF 5000 or 5000 per acre and work
land worth an annual rental OF 5000 per
acre 10 attempt any business with in
sufficient means involves constant worry
and working always at disadvantage,
at the mercy OF those who have money
to lenI-a class who have never been
known to exercise much tenderness of
feeling towards the needy. My advice
would be tor any one who is about to
commence with limited capital to
place his little capital in some
pace where 1t will earn intercst-to find
some good gardener, who thoroughly un-
derstands his business, aud hire with him
as a common hand. If he finds this po-
sition %uncongeniaI to his tastes or ambi-
ton, he Is untitled for the business and
had better find something else to do. 1t
Is only by doing the work with ones
own hands that one can learn how it
should be done. If he is frugal aud ca
pable he will be able TO lay by enough
from his earnings in ten yeas,
together with The accommodations Of his
5000, to start with some chance of sue
cess, especially it he can find a partner
to join him with some money and
experience. The best gardens are man
aged by two, one of whom stays at home
and raises the crops, while the other drives
the market wagon and makes the sales
, 1874-09-30
AGRIC AL.
From the N. Y. Herald
FARMING AN ARIA TRADE.

Agriculture is not only a science but
it is an art, which requires, in order to be
master Of it, more knowledge and skill
thar a person must have in order to be
a proficient tradesman of any sort. If
a man weuld become a successful tiiler of
the soil he must serve a long apprentice
ship on the farm and become familiar with
soils, with crops, with stock raising and
especially with agricultural dynamics. On
this subject W. D. Philbrick writes as fol-
lows-''In these latter days one may earn
a living by industry after a year or two of
apprenticeship. Ihave yet to learn of a
market gardener who has been successful
without several years of apprentice
Ship. This is because there is great diver
shffty Of crops raised, each of which has its
peculiar habits and needs; whichneeds vary
iromyear to year. according to the peculiar
circumstances ofthe season, and, &c. Then
again. the capital required for a good garden
IL quite astonishing to those not familiar
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HOUSE N
No. TO

in KIrke GadC ChrIstIansted, hE
which levy has been effected for tax
es for 1872, and which property &C
cording to the tax list belongs to
Doctor w S. Jacobs children.
The Vendues will be held at the
Vendue Office as follows 9
LIST Vendue Thursday the 22nd
October 1874
End Vendue Thursday the 9Th
November 1874 ftu
3rd Vendue Thursday the 18th
November 1874
all at | o'clock p. m. aaias
Christiansted's Vendue Office the
22nd September 1874. 81
II. A. JURS
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CHEMISTRY FOR FARMERS.

Topcbinr III. snbi,ot r coo1o,
of Nortb a. yolino wyJ1tos 10 ,to Goon'is
sionpr IF 4arjcnl[,ra as folI,vs. r. nrla.
tolba Tigh0sf sncc,ss ond nrnft ~ his hn
sinesS, a farmer needs to De posted IN agrl-
ooI'uIa' oI'eu'.s'I}2 oo'aoy ara e05ono'Q,
~ 'l7 '''"g'.o :'.ues a'' 'ne0'S q an
o cF' tTi;o9 ~ ood 1 cnlfnrf for Wv" coc6 Nh E;,i P' % c~Sa
Ava narativo ~. e. IN raisinr nan! p.
tbo ra1.+ion ofsUntnlv oo3 da~,oaJ7 - w.
Lat e. o'ob ma Pl ta'nta'ian ~ All n -
If groirs orosees vpaefaLIas and rrnits =,
sai77 'anI coI27~n,oto. th577 Lr.oJs oborantor;r
tics and relative a1sntation md nrcGts or
III LinJs ~ f,r,o nnfn,lis .ond 81 ~
most without limit mon IN o5d;tio,
to thosa drnnnls for monita!d intoIIiaonca
and skin in annIvinr # 40 ISnartmnTfs Of
ooricnItnre 81 tG'Stinct md va,iod that tbov
oTe oouivalnnt n y Jr7an distinct arts IL
mechanics. there j. the further demanJ
for sufficient conital ~ caTry on an The
branches acknowledgements "Ts II snrnris-
ine. under sucb :, cnmstances, that conn
tr1 Iifa ond aoricnIfnra ara so littIa ottrqc-
tive Gan We wonder fiat can;taI and
nonulation accnmnIata in fle c%jtjrs and
towns ont ofoU nronortio3 to what thav
do in the countr1 80 some stems hava NJ
ready been tokp3 IN ,be
DIVISION FAGRICOhIONAh Labor
8'ea',y 10 the edFaa,'se o. 1"0 Ial1ne'
, 1874-09-30
AUCT1JIiON

AT the request of the Sheriff OF
Ii Christiansted agreeable to or
der from the Presidency ofSt. Croix,
three public Yendues will in accOr-
dance with the Placard of 22nd
April 1917 be held on
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AUX TON.

PFTER Begj ering af Fogden /
7 Chrlstiansted ii0lge Ordre fra
Prnsidcntskabet for st. Croix vii
bIive afhoIdt 3 ofcntIige Auctioner i
Oyercenstemmelse med Placat 22de
ALL 1917
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-10

BY Richardson s. Co.,
Aucsioneers and Real Estate Agents.
No. Ills Main street.

r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE TRUs-
TEES sALEoF A VALUABLE AND I'M
PHoviSG TRACT OK PARCELS OF LAND,
HAJF 4 MILE EAST or THE CITY OF RICH! ,;l |,
MOND> ON TIE WILLIAMsBMRsGts IHRTXt M
NEAR THE DEroT OF THE CHESApEAk,EE
AND OHIO RAILROAD, by AuIIicSS;.-SSy
virtue of decd Of trust datsa Is'n ni -, "f The
County Cour, &c Henrco. TO the undersigned triso
tees being tleselo required by the beneficiary, we
viii proceed 10 sell by public auction on inc preiis
fss, on WEDNESDAY the ION DAY OF JUNO,
sS74 mt O'clock T. NJ. that highiy desirhp.c anu
valuable tract Of land located rs above lorn1rS
called MCNTRUSE. but now Known us lne INV n
OF RANDOLPH, containing 24Ga hCKbS more
or less This property embraces. with the exccIi,
ton OF llve-acrc lot and forty-sev.n otler siia
lois s,i sa,c lots laid of In the plan oil tue sllu Town
OF Raarrulph anG Of adjoining lanes, recorded IN
said usscc nf Hcnrico County Court ana aceora,hg
to which plan the said property VIII be soiu clher
as Hs,nlc or In parcels, as may pc uetcr"iueu oh
Ut the d. ~ Of sale
to the city of Richmond make 10 ONE OF tne mos
Trough level Is sufficiently elevated 10 DC Tree
crum m.larious diseases and 10 command a'lllle
view OF the city, her hills and bcaut III scenery s
Sufficiently near the city for operatives desiring ~
secure cheap homes, to do so Without intcrlerimE
with their business engagements, and is eslcel!
desirable investments since we are soon 10 nay
one Thousand men engaged ut the granite works
across the river. most of whom locate Ill lic
portion OF the city and seek investments III 'h"'
locality. . x,or, &c
TENNIS The deed requires cash to the extent d "a
S7,l557 rs aud the expenses OF stic te iesia "a,
on such credits rs the grInor may prescibe or INC
trustees think lit, but by The consent of the ruy I'm
tcrcscd the following terms VIII De ollcrGu III ',eu
thprcof-yiz: Une-iourth cash; balance III e'lual
| instalmcnts Of two months and one Year ana TWO
wears respectively from the day OF sale; INC pulI
CHASER giving his negotiable. notes Tor Tue osieia4o
nnymruIs With interest added ut q per cent per an
| iuln secured by decd OF trust: .,ne,,-
JAMES PLEASANTS,
Trustees.
| f,o I,.t;onno-S my o3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-10

PROFESSOR SWING popularity is increasing
SO rapidly in Chicago that the members of
his church have about decided TO erect new
aud large structure where all who desire TO
hear him can be accommodated. The plan
agreed upon is for ii tabernacle capable of
seating 5000. 1t is to he plain cditice, not
exceeding in COS, 100000. 1t will he owned
By stockholders. The funds being obtained by
subscription. The plan will be publicly
considered in Professor Swings church ut
the clo,e of the sermon next Sunday.
Tue trial of Professor Swing in Chicago
has been the cause of good deal of discus
sion on venerable theological subjects, but
probably exists in st. Paul. The Rev. DR..
Brown, of that city, has taken up the ques-
ton of whether Calvin caused the death OF
Servetus, and maintains stoutly that he did
not. In Ills letter to the st. Paul Press he
Gays:
the facts, however, are, that Serretus,
who held and uttered blasphemouS hereSieS
that by the laws of all Christian countries in
his day were punished with death, had been
condemned for them to death III Catholic
Austria, and escaped and tied to Geneva
There they tried to silence him, but he would
not be sienccd, and was brought before the
Council, tried, and condemned. After he
was condemned, Calvin tried TO save his lie
but the Council refused, ard the other Swiss
States protested and demanded his death
and be was burnt at the stake. That he was
burnt is simply to say that that was the 10th
century, not the 18Th; but to charge Calvin
with his death, in the language Of Lilliput, is
80 say that the thing is not SO"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-10
BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Aucii0nesrS,
1113 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L REAL ESTATE IN HENRiCO COUNTY
NEAR THE CITY Of RICHMOND BY AUG
TIUN.-By virtue OF the provisions OF II deed OF
trust bearing date The 9Th day Of septcrnb,r. lo7C,
from j j. 4. Powell and john y. fuwelito the un-
d,rsigred trustee, duly recorded In the clerks OF
hce. IL The County Court OF henrco, 10 secure the
pay THIi OF Il certain bond therein mentioned, be-
ing required by the beneficiary in said deed aud re-
,uescd by the grantors therein So 10 do. sail sell
by auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY the l9th
Instant. al O'Clock L. NJ. the real estate described
la said decd, consisting OF 22l liz ACRES OF
VALUABLE FARHlSG LAND, Il portion OF
which is finely timbered and the balunce Mighty I'M
proved. aud Is i part OF the valuable farm ctliel
Bloomfield. the residence OF DR.. John y. Powell!
u, ar the Brook turnpike and about six miles norm
OF the city OF Richmond, in fine neiShborhood
convenient 10 churches. schools, market. and with
every advantage desirable for Il suburb Farm or
residence.
TERMS: Enough In cash to defray the expense of
executing this trust and 10 pay oil said bond Tor
$1,000 with interest thereon IT the rate OF per
cent. per annum from March eth 1873, less the
sum OF $50, until paid.
j. a. RICHARDSON, Trustee.
RICHARDSON i CO., AuctOueers je0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-10

They tried a pump-casc in Burlington
county, \. d., the other day. A sued Is for
a pump placed in BIS well. Il pleaded that
AS the pump would not pump it was no
pump at all. The jury, highly intelligent,
no doubt, after being out Il good many hours,
found The extraordinary special verdict that
"the plaintiff! take ont the pump and box
the scuppcr-hoIes further up Whether
this may be considered a verdict for the
plaintiff or defendant we are not Coke upon
Lytteton enough to delermine.-Neto York
Tribune.
They have a cocky.lookipg bonnet this
season, ,bbed up OR one side like Ti2pc-
rary hat, and the effect when on middle.
aged woman, rather stout, beats laughing,
gas all to pcces.-After Dinner.
A weather. beaten river editor says: "Wl,en
ships collide aud 20 down at SEA we are not
surprised to hear that they were built on the
Clyde.
A young lady Of Macon, Ga, has been the
cause OF six duels within the lust three
months, but she steps pretty high, just now,
because somebody said she was better than
an epidemic.
A Pennsylvania man has allowed his beard
10 outgrow his ears, and il is now over four
feet loag. Ctncsnndt Commercial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-10
BY Grubbs L Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneerS.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

VERY BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE RESI-
DENCE, ALSO a NEAT COTTAGE HOuSE
AND FRAMED SCHOOL-HOUSE, AND 4 NJ NJ
BER OF Building LOIS, IN MANCHESTER,
AT AUCTIUN.-By request Of the eNcTnt9ts We
will sell Il, auction. on the premises. on FRIDAY
June l2'h. 1874, ut ) O'Clock p. NJ, the beautiful
FRAMED DWELLING on the east side "l Deca-
tur street between Eighth and Ninth streets, now
occupied by Mrs. Redlurd. 1t has eight rooms.
kitchen with three rooms, well OF water. with
shrulJery and handsome shade trees. constituting
a handsome and comfortable residence, surpassed
in attractIvcncsS by very few in Manchester. ! he
10. is st feet front by $50 feet deep TO an alley hi
teen feet wide
Also FRAMED COTTAGE opposite the above.
with four rooms, kitchen, &c. Lot 43 by 90 feet.
Also. another SMALL FRAMED HOUSE on 4
lot 40 nv 1872 feet. >>-,, , ,,ra
Also, ELEVEN HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS
on the same square, fronting on E1ghth, NlEtL, ana
Decatur streets.
There has been rarely offered at one time IN Man.
chester property presenting so many attractions 10
.rsous buying with vieT To actual occupancy
and building with reference To profitable Invest
lnpnt This sale should attract attention.
Terms: Very liberal and made known at sale.
GKUBBS & WILLIAMS.
10 G AuctioneerS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-10
BY f. d. 'Eacho,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer'
No. 9 Fourteenth street,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Fra MED
I J STORE AND DWELLING No BOY SE ,,, En-
TENTH STREET, IN THE CITY =, OF dec H,Sn If
MOND, AT AUCTlON.-By virtue D, 9i IN iha
suit sui Of Kelvin, who sues Sc, u.s. John A. Wright
amnlsIrator of JaGs simps9n' decsa rs co en-.
will sell at public auction, on the prem
ises on friday, June II, 1874, at 5 o'clock J.:
H.. the property mentioned In SAID decreeLv,n, =
Of which James simpson died seized. lying on INC
en-. side of Seventeenth street between Gay anu ~
VenabIc streets fronting on said 10 @
lCT feet more or ess), and running oach 90 aSS'
tWore or cssl TO an alley in common on the nortl'
with a FRA MED STORE aud DWELLING there
Terms: One-third cash balance In equal install
mCnis at six and twelve months FOR nGgotlaole
notes interest added and title retained TIL COLI
'es''''' - ROBERT STILES,
Special Commissioner.
Sale conducted by Z. ID. EAcilo, Auciloheer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-10
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY J. w. Bronaugh, Jr.,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office on Hull street opposite the courthouse,
Manchester. Va,

SALE OF A VALUABLE
ACRES, On TIE RICHM0ND AND DANvILLE
RAILKVAD, gElsG 4 r yAE q OF A TeA st
y HGB ~ o. sssJAMS
HATCHER, BANKRUPT, IN THE COUNTY Of
CHEsTER FLELp, AB9TT EiyEAS ~ 4 4 HALF
R NE Io fN MULES, FoDDEk, DOMESTIC
FACTURED AND. UNlIANuFACTEnLD TO-
Nv virtue OF n deed Of trust executed to me by
Andrew w. ra,nmans, on INC !9th ot Decem1sr,
1873. and duly recorded being thereto required Dy
Joseph Walker, the beneficiary and surety secured
f. n Unidentified In said deed. shall. On Thu RS
DAY the 18Th of june. 1874, proceed TO sell ut
public auction, to the highest bidder, tue following
1st. The TRACT OF LAND above described.
Cd $50 cords OF wood on sald tract. luU cords Of
wood ut Davis's brick-yard, Manchester; ooo BUSH
els of corn on Bload-Rook farm, $50 bushels OF
pounds Of fodder, 1000 pounds Of shucks,, and
500 gallons of cidcr-all on sad ttrlh; AIso. pa
mule, Davy; dun mule, Kit; bay horse, sam
gray horse. Nick; bay mare. hDma; l niicy
Charles 2 wood wagons. spring-wagon, SET OF
harness, cow bull, 40 geese, 80 hogs pgs, aiio
sloats. Also, hydraulic tObacco-iImp. screws,
/ pound. mill, / half-pound mill, l hIts,hlll, =
sets of biiiets and bands bars. bench, stoves,
pot kettles As @ loo 2ouF9s g, ioba ann.e
The sale of the personal properly WIZ take ptaJi
Mt the front door OF the courthouse OF CheSterheld
county, commencing OH ~ S'"S'
N hp sale of real estate will take place on the
prclr lscs, commencing ut 5 O'Clock T. NJ. ON said
day. . A. ,.o,r,, 70
sale and executing this trust, ana TO pay on ana
discharge an execution in favor OF George =. Sloa:
surviving partner, &c, Us. A. " Gain mans ana
Joseph Walker, for the sum OF 1850. Az with III,
icrest from the 18th day of December, 1878, aud
sG 81 costs, and to pay of and discharge neeo,
TABLE note dated December l, 1913, Ior te sum ol
Sg35 with interest from date at Int per cent. per
anDum, drawn by said Gammans, and payable 10
said walker six months after date.
Only sufficient amount OF said properly Nh ii
sold 10 nav the amounts above specified. should
the real estate have TO be sold ana IN re be any re,
sidue Of The purchase money after paying M salu
amounts, such residue VIII pc Tor sucn tieuitn t9
sh MI Ia. prescribed by said Gammaus or MS assigns
or In case OF their failure to make such direction;
such credits rs the trustee shall prescribe securc'i
BY deed OF trust. .,-..- -,
H. S-tds WILLIAM ]. CLOPTON. Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-10
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
" LARGE AND VERY DESIRABLE BRICK
Residence NO. 8 SOUTH FIFTH STREET,
BETWEFN MAIN AND CARY STREETS, BY
AUCTION.
srother's guardian Decree Of Richmond I'm Hhan'
strothcr and ais. SIS74.
In execution of said decree the undersigned. n
special commissioner appo nted Tor inc purpVse'
will sell by auction, upon the premises on MN
DAY. 9Th June commencing III Ok O'Clock /. ~
tho late residence of W =. STROLLER. deceased, sit
aed as above and lying between the residences oil
Mcssrs j. X. Childrcy and James II Word. il was
erected by tho lalc William r. Stroll for ms own
USE aud in It's plan and construction nothinE was
omitted to make Ii in every respect dcslraoc anu
substantial property. .
There are four rooms in the basement; -FOUR on
the princpal floor, embracing two handsome par
lurs with folding doors uctwceu: on tue moor aoo'c
four fine chambers, each communicating" WIN asp
aratc closet or drcssing-room: ana above THESE Il
uarrct. There is brick kitchen win SIX rooms,
another building for servants with TWO To0llis-
smoke house. &c. Eleven of the rooms have mar
bic antelS the front porch. caps ana sllls oi WIN
dows are OF granite; yard entirely paved ana well
drained. &r. -.
The buildings are in fine state If preservation.
ana wilma moderate expense Tor ircshclin" up, tnis
could b. made 4 most attractive residence. ! ne
ncighburhOo Is select, and though very convenient
10 business, Is qic; and retired. The lot Is JU ny
l2G feet 10 wide alley.
TERMS: UiIc-iol,rth cash balance ut 6, IL. and
5 months for negotiable notes with Interest auCcu
aud title reiail.c until the further order OF The
court. Purchaser Ia pay taxes tor 1874.
Possession given "a soon Is terms of sale arc COM
plicd with. GEORGE L. HARRISON.
Commissioner.
GHrBBS & WILLIAMS. Auciontcrs. il ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-10
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctiopeef,
Ills Main street, opposite DtSpAc'' oince'
GTOP PAYING RENT.
SALE EXTRAORDINARY.
TERMS AMOUNTING TO VERY LITTLE
MORE THAN USUAL HoUSE-RENT.

By request Of the owner Will offer fof SAFE az az
nuhiic auction on THURSDAY. June LIN, ~ ~:
p.cnrl, p NJ. on UNUSUAL TIME, the two HOUSES
Inst finished near The corner Of Spring street on
Laurel street half square from the street ears r.
e,rh and ARE models of convenience and comic RI.
The situation is pleasant. Respectable ana cows
ncnt and the street rapidly building up VIII soou
man with small incomc and they Will be soiu III Il
sacrifice. ,, aud ,be ro
LIE TERMS are onc-ffth cash, anu Ing IN IN
crest added at six per cent thus glying ,o
llihe. We Auctunecr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-10
BY j. L. Apperson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
"a, nd EInr..utl SfrpptS.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK STORE
i AND DWELLING ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF THE JAMES RIVER AND k&NAWiA "a.
Nal, BETWEEN SIXTH AND SENtNItt
STREETS, AT AUCT1ON.-By virtue Of deco OF
Der as trustee dated June 10TH ST |. and duly re-
corded shalt (being thereto required rs the holccr
of thc note thereby s"cured) sell on The premises,
on FRIDAY The 10 II of June. 1874. at cl'ck
r. NJ. the BRICK STORE aud DIV FL Ling occu-
pied by said FAIRIES. and located as above WIN i"ur
rooms and Two walls in the rear ana some timber,
with which, with comparative SINAI outlay the Size
of the. house may he doubled: kitchen with two
rooms. The lot fronts 49,: feet and runs back OF
irI cguiar depth in an angular torn.
TERMS: Cash rs To about $3.50 and expenses or
sale: the balance ut I, s. and IL months tor ncro-
liable notes interest added, secured by trust deed.
S=lus Il. l. appERSlN. IlMstee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-10
CANA7. SHIPPING.
T UCADO'S DAILY LINE. Aas-.zI5.I;

T UCADO'S DAILY LINE. eas--.,II1sI II,
- -
The regular Agency of the james Klyer ana Ma
nawha Canal Company having been discontinued,
the subscriber calls the attention Of shippers 10 the
above line OF CANAL BOATS.
Freight from Richmond for Lynchburg. Blu
chauau Lexington. and al intcrme date points on
canal handled carefully aud with dispatch connect
ing al Lyuchburg with the Atlandc. Mississippi
and Ohio air-ue, Washington city, Virginia Mid.
land and Great Southera, orange and Alexandra,
and Lynchburg aud Danvie railroads. Goods
from ali points EAST received and forwarded ii zee OF
commission, and freights Us low rs by any other
line.
These boats are all nearly new and commanded
by experienced eaptn!nS, with ctrgors insured.
Having superior facilities for shipping keep he
warehouse and detaiu goods on storage, but for
ward hy first good boat of this or any other line.
Grateful for past fayors beg Il continuance OF
same my 3U-3m W. Z. COX. !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-10
BY 4. ID. Eacho.
Real Estate Agent and huctiohccr,
No. 8 Fourteenth street.

4 LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
N aT ROCKETS OF FlFri BEACTittL
AND AnaIK lBLI. LOCATED III ID u
premises on WEDNESDAY,. JnnC ~, IL ~. con-
inrmriug al + O'Clock +. NJ. the ah"yc ursiI;lple
LOTS situated near the workshops ui me hsi,
n,,k, and ohio railroad. AT EockctiS ne SAFE WI!
continue from day 10 cay, ut The same hour, until
cumplc'cd .,. ,,r,;o,
These lots arc the most djSl'ablc III IVA! portion
of rhr city suburs ring where properly Is so rap
idlv increasing in value: very desirable lot tHc
building OF suall houses, which are in great de-,
In,ud hr good. paving tenants At fair rentals ana
shuul,! command the attention OF capitalists and
others.
Terms: Made known IT hour Of sale.
10 I. u. EAfI no. tuctionecr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-10
BY n. NJ. Lee. huctiOneeT,
No 1l14 Main street.

TIIREE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
Il ON THE NORTH SIDE OF NICHOLSON
STREET, IN THE PLAN OF FCLTUS. FOR
SALE Al PUBLIC AUCTlON.-By request OF
the owner will sell at public auction. on the pre-
misses, on FRIDAY the 18th day Of June. 1874.
ut 6 o'clock p. NJ, the property above described,
fronting together 90 feet on Nicholson street.
TERMS One-hlrd cash balance 1T six and twelve
mont rs Tor nrgo iaule notes, interest added secured
by trust deed on the property. y. VI. LEE,
Il. Surtionter.