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g.. enx,s TAIr At TAaxAsr HALL OF

S,x c,nx,s talk AT TAaxASY HALL o
80 &c EonnrE. - Having spoken 30 N.eI =
Shs s,ast eight years on these occasions u
srsinlv sought TO decline for this Gay. UI e
:sbn,,9ht oniy for my short talk. In!s uay -
Sadicsfad 10 civil liberty. IS 'h ,,,a
.aao ele,ne,,t of civil freedom named 10 .ne
Tssciara,ion or reserved in the Consshus aoa
..h;nt this administration has conserveo, ans
ysssh it has not tried to abridge or des.io5a
what a n,ockery TO tell LOUISIANA .ua. nj
,,ietirps her lust powers from tne So c.o,a ac.
sh. governed; that she Is an eqnai $500 .on.
VIZ - In her music with the Federa. ooa
S s.fl.n.;ssnt What q scandal TO ten sou.n
Gsnn,;na ,hat taxation and repleseu,,,a nv,
~ ,nn.,herI What sham " va"
r. tnsss about being 6tly organ'zassu-,,E 's.
x...,", p,ooEs and Baxter-so as 70 ehect aiS.
~" and happiness! How simple our .a.n
ss, ~ trrsnnv of George I'LL. over tue Co'o-
s VI s = lille the uninpesched DuteH pocSe ,i
a.. nmS' nroceeds Of bankrup.s, State ana luo,,
..;durl and wears the spossess erm'ne anu
40 hoiS {" Moses" Governor OF south cary.
lin, escapes indictment by the dignity OF nls
n,scei " hat commentary, tue Hstnps
o'ns Of Casey and the imprisoned 'egisia,ots
IF /, ouis,aua. is the impeachment OF the Or.
t;sh ripg for "dis>oiv'n& repFesen'a o,,d
:, s,ouses.o A word IRON %SshiuSon, a
Baxter rules; hint from oI raw,
and Kellogg prints bonds VIVA
from the nethermost uuderhng OF Tue AZ
ministralion in New York city, ana my you.
stituents are in LudIoW-Sireet Jaii, 10 Easc
vacancies as inspectors OF an e'ectioa 1os 20.
convict Police Commissioners 10 nv VIC
their supple tools! Thus the oahot We,
comes farce or diaboiical fetch in the
Sonth and sink. into The black muck. Ut
becomes a,temued fraud in the North, ana
,,njess some one like Iehu Kelly, or aadge
Brady, of Tammaay Hall, or someth.T 90 o.
the ola spirit intervenes, its abuse IS 'ree
from penalty aud its outrage from disgrace. {.
in times of peacee Confessedly, it spend:
money not appropriated. 1t thus seales law
II brings in deficiency bills after election e
as to beast of economy before.
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One Of the students at Davidson College,
who was too lazy to do anything right, was
in the habit OF cleaning out his lamp-chim-
ney BY running bis finger down it as tag as he
could aud twisting il around. After he had
cleaned it out in this partial manner, one day
not long ago, 4 teIowstudent took it np and
carried It to the residence of one of the pro-
fessors, with the inquiry, why Is 1t that
this chimney Is smoked just up TO this point
and no fartAer?" The learned gentleman
entered into sa elaborate scientific explana-
tion OF why it was, arguing with great lucid
ness, and eitiag various authorities to show
the correctness af his reasoning. When he
had flushed. the student said to him, q No,
sir, YOU are wreug." <" Why is it, then?
Inquired the Professor. Because the tel-
lows finger wasn't long enough to reach any
farther replied the STUDENT Charlotte
IN. CT Otsertef.
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How AN ENGLISH DINNER AFFECTS THE
.DANEURY MAN.-The English eat breakfast
at O'Clock, or later, lunch at O'Clock, and
have dinner at 6 or 7 O'Clock. The break
fast is light, the luncheon is similar, and the
dinner is quite hearty. One English dinner
in the. inexperienced American stomach will
produce that night twelve cross.eyed lions,
eight bears with calico tails, eleven giants
with illuminated heads, one awful dog with
twelve legs, and fourteen bow.legged ruff
fans, chased by host of piratica cau!lfow-
ers, mounted on saddles OF beef, roasted.
Any respectable chemist will corroborate
this>statement.
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TRUSTEES sALE or rur !,

;rF'EHsTEE1s SALE OF rHE s. NJ,
Krdss2%AsE 1As APP y!.,sA.,LI,TyA,gLE rsI..
ABnu;TC Elk NILES North Or Rlf,fHus6
n ;ngsV4 =, i ~ pPnsMS OF ARaSu ps6
sHSW.1By sir,ne of desa o SssNDs. cstE
G.. g. Pxtakfe and wife 81 the sn,, ~, ee'ed 5,
tee dated 9Th Of May, s61 and ny ss, g IA.
Ing thereto required by The creditor asr.r L.
sell ut auction upon the premises On, MI M
tIth OF. tugust. a. Q O'Clock 81, The ysnyNSDiY,
Eight HUNDRED AND TWayyyy Contains
.ACRESy more or less, and taken as M
well as any tract Of lbs size I'm The Hes 4,
i've hundred acres arc crearec, and nroSanL. Afrs.
In corn, wheat, and oats, and Is besides IN hasy
ed TO grasses. trucking, and fruit. growins aqp-
three hundred acres are in wood and tlmts. Abs,
The improvements consist OF q eDoi I,i,...
ING, With eigbi rooms, seryanis' nua,ta.,a IL.
stables, and the usual other ou,.huilcinsv' 'ara,
good order. all Ia
There Is also fne orchard. The a.,
watered. The netgflborhood is one of ~, IN TEL
the vicinity OF The city. " 'ie -, 1,
Those wishing 10 purchase q really y,,r,t,.
pc rty, which mustfncrease In value In iho Pe-
OF the city, are invited 10 examine lbe abnss fo,a
the day OF sale. ''e 'e'9ra
"A map of :. solitaire y may he seen at tho .a
the auctfoneers. 'a's *
TERMS . The decd authorizes sale for
cIent 10 pay debt for about $685. q yi,b sG@.
penses Of saie ADDED. As 20 the reside, We *
terms to be prescribed by tile grant0r ny ap9,
signs, Of which announcement Will BE- M, % Is.
JOHN B. CRENsHAw, Tns,..
GRCBBs d WILLIAMS, nuti0neers. ID,
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The Cincinnati Gazette is so disguised
with the maay directions in reference 10
health aad ease in DOT weather that it ven
lures TO give the meR thorough system yet
made publ!c-
Never 60 in the snps 1t heats the blood.
Food 10 tuel, aud furnishes heat; eat no food.
Clothes prevent the escape OF heat from the
body; wear ssGe. or os!y a loose shirt and
drawers. Work heats the system; do moth
ing. Sit in a draught. Beading, talking,
and thinking generally beat; do neither.
Battle every boar Ia the day, and take a
shower-batn between. Wear q cap with ice
in it. sit with scar (eet 10 a tub of ice
water. Call your wife or daughters when
you want anything; 1t is a COZ operation.
Drink iced tea. lemonade, plain soda. and
sueh; have eooi stream running in all the
while. BY observing these simple direc-
tons one can get along without going away,
unless the effects send him If.
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By W. Goddin, -t,s..
.Aucuopeer and Real Estate Agent,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.
SALE OF vALU.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
on ecHuRCH HILL, IT THE NOKTHWEsT
CORNER OF GRACE AND ,oIHI It; :Is
cuRNEa OF BROAD AND THIRTIETH
s "a. 20. akb S "a, IN nUvsL's aDDlTIoS;
ALSO. LOTS Nos. 227, 22s, 229, IN DII-
yAL'S ADDITION, a H nGsi SS Go an,:
KICK BY virtue Of q decree Of NE Chanse s.y
June, 1874, In the case Of Goyan's heirs against
Goddin and others, We, rs special commissioners
thereby appointed, or any one OF US, VIII ptoceeuto
sell ut public auction, on The premises on NON.
following rial estate Of which James Gnsan the
Younger died seized-ytz., the, 1WOIiAIF ACRE
LOTS one al the northwest corner OF Grace ana
hirtieth streets 1872 by 1855 feet the Other a. she
southwest corner Of Broad and Th.rt.eth streets e,
1872 by 65 feet, adjoining the rs sideaee OF Mf
Aftsr witch, at o'clock p. A.. on the premises,
those four beautiful half.scre LOTS In Ousals ad:
oition, Nos 33, q. 40. and IT,, twitn several s
III, Stephens. Hill and Coqt,s strtcss, ;S pc SUD;
DIVIDED into twenty l0ts, each 80 By 10 feet 10 an
alley 40 feet wide having fronts on its two former
al the same dine and plaee will be sold these
THREE OTIS 10 Duyai's addition Ia Henrico
eopf,ry, adjoipiug The resiaenee or Jacob hecK,
confainin2 together about 5G acres. DESIGNATED by
the Nss 22s and rass o. survey ol ~
TEENS: Ore-third cash balance &C six and
twelve months Tor nj got!ahe notes, Interest added
and title retained ti ai Of the purchase money y
1un, t JoiiN a. LYMAN.
a q s,i q & 81. {. RICHARDSON. Comm -
JOHN a. cohE
I. III
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Lord Derby, at recent public dinner IN
london, remarked that he did not think It
!" the part of public man to blow bis oWn
trumpet, though in 4 popularity governed
country, where appearances are purt of the
routine of life, that is a kind Of music with
which one becomes tolsrabiy familiar"
Queries The Springfield Republican !:
- W nat Is General Gustav doing In the Black
Hills, anyway? Can Mr.. Deano or General
Hefknap inform stss Is an Indian war this
self. aud retire those marks Of interrogation
a wumptis Is not imminent- Fred. Grant
Is along. Chicago Times.
1t Is reported that Braxton Bragg Is look.
Ing for heias 50 Texas.
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arN.rfmn aAEF8-Futn Days.
~Ix~s@<~~~~~~->Sp~
.s.5 +. 81 Cook u Langh MON, Arctioaeers,
corner Governor and Franklin stre sts
DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
SUPERIOR Observation-Disclosures &
CARPETS, s5.5.5 ..f
GRAND PIANO,
B1LLLARD-TABLE,s
KLEeAET BEDDING
FRENCH-PLATEM MIRRORS, 4
CARRIAGE AND HORSES, &C., &c.
AT AUCTION.

a4,he r.nnest ~ the administrator OF Mrs. G. u.
ZONES daceased we will sell at auction, on w ED
NEsDAY, the 22d instant at ~ oel9ekK ~ I9S
ssTss all Oh Of the FURNITURE &C. OF ne resi-
dence embracing the largest and most valuable as
sorfmeut- offered for sale nj auction, CONSISTING OF
i GRAND PIANO. with stool and cover This in
striiinent has been pronounced one Of the finest
sPls sns s'YFkiE sss;Pif
Q sp Blend FRENcH-pLATE PIER MIRRORS;
s sutdid RosEWoOD PARLOR SUIT, covered
Sa esj P!ss' With velvet
splepn mud REPS LACE CURTAINS and COR
REG csTTfi CHAIRS. ETAGEREs;
Handsome OiL-PAiNTINGs and ORNAMENTS;
LIB RARY OF valuable MISCELLANEOUS
Handsome m0me 5 UT OF HALL FURNITURE;
HALL and stair OlL-CLOTHS, &C.
IN the chambers will be found:
l elegant suit Of CHAMBER FURNITURE OF
pIeie, with wARpkoBE; -
COMPLETE salIs Of oiE sLNgT s E9RNaIGEURE;
EHR hlfT56n fIs sPE WaaE. FIRE AZ SETS,
BRUSSELS Carl, sTs . and Rp s'h &C. &C.
Splendid MAPLE sIDEBoARD and CHINA
oEEa IAR5Es
CHINA, GLASsWARE;
Large assortment of TABLE CUTLERY, lNORf
HANDLE KNIVES and FORKS, CASTORS,
| TABLE LINEN, &C.. &c.
The halls throughout are furnished win the best
ENGLISH TAPESTRY, CARPETlNG, ano
IRON PORCH SETTLES ard VASES.
--.". ALSO:
l handsomely finished PHELAN s COLLA,M :,
DEK'S ,CARUM BILLIARD IAbLE' sS Sltn
balls, &C., complete-thc whole costing sSoo'
1 pair MATCH CARRIAGE HORSES, with CAR r.
RAGE, HARNESS, ROBES, NETS, COr
EKS, &C, complete, justly regarded one Oh The
| .lhandsomest turnouts in the city.
The entire outfit of the residence IS as haEus
as any I'm the city, is all Of the best manufacture
and has been well kept.
| The sale is positive aud unreserved: 49,,
In order that the public mag have the opportu.
uity of examining the furniture, the house Will DC
open from o until O'Clock on Tuesday, 2lst In
slant. COOK 6 LAUGHTUN.
| ivi - Auctioneers.
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,AUCT1ON HALEs5-sE ats1fe DAYS.
~ sf5y ]. Il. Anptfson 5SlIs
AIriionesf and Heal EstAte Agent,
Ea1018 Main street.

rVRUSTEE's SALE OF TIE VALU-
LIABLE BRtCK STORE AND. DWELLING
NO. 81 And BAKERY.ATTA ON The
STREET, ATAUCTIUN.--By virtue OF y deed Of
trust from John Gallagher and wife 70 lhe sub
ed shall fbelng thereto required the beneaciary
sell. on the premises, on sSTuKpkY.s July ~:
fair daythereafter, the PICK STORE, DWELL
INC, and BAKERY occupied by the said Gallagher
and located as above, With rooms supplied with
water, gas &C. The lot fronts f27 feet Il inches,
and runs hack 1877 feet TO alley twenty feet wide
1t is regarded as frstrnte business stand In That
locality, and It's proximity to the Offices OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company adds ina-
teriaIly to its value. t5sl5s-s... J.
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires cash ms 10 the
debt secured and unpaid and expenses OF sale about
-, the beneficiary win accept 0ne-iourth 10
cash. and the balance ut four, eight, aud we've
months for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
cured by trust deed in lieu thereof as 70 me resi-
due, will be m1de known at the sale.
JOHN DUNLOP, Trustee.
J. L. AprERsos, Auctioneer. JyS7-tds
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By James NJ. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers,
Office corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

w.
TRUSTEE's SALE OF THAT DESIRA-
i BILE NEW TWO STORY FRAN DWELL
ING-Ht USE. CONTAINING FOUR ROOMS,
AND KITCHEN WITH TWO ROOMS, AT PRES
ENr OCCUPIED BY r. F.JONES, ESQ.-Ihe
lot fronts 26 feet less, ON The south side OF
China Street between Laurel and Cherry streets.
running back 120 feet to an alley seventeen feet
wide, with good we'll OF water thereon.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust executed 10 Inc I'M
dersigned rs trustee by RoDert F. Jones, trustee Tor
Ann V. Jones. dated july 9. 1878, and Gully re-
corded In the clerks Office of Richmond Chnncrry
Court IN d. b. 101 Is. page SO, to SECURE the pay
ment of certain negotiable noies therein mem
Toned default having been made In the pay ment OF
Que of said notes, and aL the request OF The holder
thereof, shall proceed to sell ut public auction,
upon the premises. on THURSDAY the 23d DAY OF
July, 1874, at O'Clock p. NJ II the REAL Estate
above described and conveyed by said deed OF trust
TERMS Enough In cash TO pay the expenses or
sale and the sum of 1851. with Interest from July
5,1S74 until paid and up9 20 fredii az 10 s5a1
and the balance upon such terms rs Will be made
y. c. WOODY, Trustee.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR Il Son. Aucti0neers. jy IL
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,,,,so,, \. Y,,p MolAssrs Joe. from ,as
s,h,cacn Tim Syrup, pure and 1,.,aa,sn
s,tas Nae INT small sale on the In, M
.asess,.t There are two reasons .tef .
s fsrst 4 that the ordinary consumer M s,,,
.n ~ o. he swIpdled by buying an unauA Az
sssnd article AZ cheap prtcsthan Jay .ne n
.as;ne ,,nciion to his soul OF hayang T m.
VI 4shniesnn,e syrup at a fair price. Mo
an. !" :. th,, the manufacture OF pure syEup
se s.u .imost be ciassed with the lost aIls>
n a, as that generally makes It's appear
ine ~ ~ The tables of Chicago households 10
a I'LL, Wv nreparation of starch. What y
s snnpposed to be the product ofthe sugar>canee
4 pppthinr of the KIDD. There is pure syrup
as . rarity in the market, but 1t don't make
much show on the tables Of average chicago
households. -.
In former times syrup was nothing lese
than molasses, or the drippings OF brown su.
car, This contains about forty per cent. o.
cane sugar, together with some grape sugar
At the present time most Of che syrup tna'
Is manufactured is made from starch. Inc
starch Is boiled with wseer containing one
or two rer cent. of oil Of yitriol. By chemt
cal process the starch is thus converted inu
something like grape sugar. The liquid I
concentrated, aud the ell of Vitriol, yer!
deleterious substance, peutralized bY mean
Of chalk. 1t might perhaps be NOR
proper to say that the oil is eltm1
mated by the action of the chalk
Syrups manufactured i'm this manner Away
contain certain portion of sulphate of linz
or plaster, but II the manufacturer wors
well the proportion of this sulpbate of iiEfi
teft 10 the syrup is small. There Is ALVEY
dang ger that the unscrupulous manutactHre
viii use chemicals for the purpose OF g;Tin
beautiful color to his syrups. The clea
ness aud color give the grade TO the syrllI
and it is, therefore, considerable Object
the uascrupulous aranuiaciErer TO resort
eyerr means possible to give to his PRODUCT
the desred>color.
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BUFFALO SPRINGS, MECKLENBURG
ID COUNTY VA.-KECENr DISCOVERY OF
AN SybITIONAL SPRING, dcc 1edlv impregna.
ted with the celebrated :" Sa lis OF Lithia." These
Springs open for the reception Of visitors on the
FIRST OFJUNE. 1874
In most of the chronic forms Of disease regarded
as remedial by mineral waters these Springs enjoy
a deseryedly high reputation.
In general adaptation and curative power In dis
eases of women. In dyspepsia In It's protean forms
In chronic Intermittent ferers. and i'll all diseases
ganeraled by malarial poisons. they are without
rival among the medicinal waters of America. The
proprietor is that this Is very strong claim
The public will uage If 1t be sustained by the test.
monials submitted.
Since the last Spring season several valuable
springs have beer discovered at this place. One OF
Tonry, of Baltimoresis decidedly impregnaled with
the .'Sa!ts of Lithia," which has given such cele-
brity to the Gettysburg spring In our own country
aud to the AK IL Chappee and Vichy waters OF
the continent of Europe, and which Is so highly
esteemed in the medical world rs remedy In
sout, rheumatism. and In kidney and bladder afec
lions.
PENNSYLVANIA, says: "There Is PERHAPS no other
remeGy from which equal efficacy may be expected
in the removal or the deposits OF the urate OF soda
In the Joints and ligamentous tissues In equity pa
denls and in preventing the deposits IN the Kid
neys and urinary passages"
1t may be worthy OF note that this Is the only
Spring In Virginia In which this salt Is foun0
otherwise. than the lnerest trace.
Pamphlets containing analysis, testimonials, &C..
LADD & Co.. druggists, or Messrs- WEST, JOHN.
SToN & Co.. booksellers, Main street, Richmond,
Va, or by addressing the undersigned III Boydton,
Va. (ap 24.daw4ml THOMAS Y GOODE.
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1115 Main street, opposite Dispatch office.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a GOOD
" HOUSE AND LOT ON ST. JOHN STREET
BETWEEN FEDERAL AND CHARITY
STREETS, IN THE CITY OF BICHMOhD..By
yirture OF the decree OF the Chancery Court OF me
city OF Bichu ond.. entered ON The l2h ana 9th
DAYS of June, 1874, in the suit OF Winston and
Trent trustees, rs Corbln and nis The under signed,
speciai commissioner theraiu appointed. Will, Oh
tbe premises. sell at public auction on FRIDAY.
18th July, l S74, ut 81 o'clock r. NJ, the above.
mentioned property, fronting on said st. John
street so feetaiid running back between parallel
lines l29 feet and is part Of lot No. So, Ia the
plau Ct Duval's addition.
TERMS One-fourth cash; balance ut six. twelve
teresi added aud title retalaed until all the pur-
chase money Is paid. ROB :RT g. SEQ TT,
iy Lids SO ~ special Commissioner.
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BY Bronaugh Il Taylor,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office opposite Courthouse, on Hull street,
Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
l. TRACT Of LAND, NEAk MIDLOTHIAN
CuAL-MINES, IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY,
VA.-By virtue OF deed Of trust executed 70 me
IS trustee OH the 10th OF March, 1870, by William
Wnfrce Jr and duly recorded in the clerks office
of Chesterfield County Court, (D. b; 81, y. 400 l
shall, being required so to 90 by the beneficiary,
sell ut puUlic auction. on The premises, on TUES
DAY, july rs, 1874, ut IL o'clock NJ, that vaiu-
able TRACl UF LAND lying near The midlothian
coal mines, in Chesterfield county, containing about
952 ACRES, adjoining the lauds Of franklin
searns, ID. B. Hancock, and others. This land lies
abou two and half miles from C0al1eld station,
on the Richmond and Danvile railroad. within The
coat field. About one third Is Cleared, the residue
In forest of oak and pine. The surface indications
OF the existence Of coal are rs good as any In the
coal-feli. he buildings consist of Il DWELL
ING with nine or ten rooms, and oil necessary out
houses.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay expenses Of sale
and 1920; and IL $50 on the 10Th of March, S75,
to he secured by dee of trust the property the
residue Of the purchase money, II any, 10 be paya-
Bile at such times, and secured IN such inner as the
said Winfree may Greet aud In default OF SUCH di-
rection Us the trustee shall think tit.
The purchaser will tie allowed a reasonable time
for examination OF title, &C., before pay Ing The pur-
chase money but will be required, rs guarantee or
good faith TO deposit the sum Of ~ 10 In cash with
The trustee at the placc0f sale, Immediately after
the property is knocked down, other Resale
will then be made. >. BKOOhS,
Nv ll.tds Trustee.
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~ BY n. M. Lee,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1Ol4 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAI

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
" VALUABLE PROP EkTY KNOWEA THE
WALL-STREET HOTEL-Pursnant t0a decree
of the Circuit Court of Htnrtco county, rendered
In the chaucery suit of rifin's executors rs Griffin
and others, The undersigned, special commissioners
named 10 said decree, will, on Friday the l7th day
proceed to sell Mt public auction, the property men
Toned in said decree, known as the Wa-street Ho-
tel situated OH the east line OF Fifteenth street be.
tweeu Main and Erankiin, and consists ola THREE-
STORY DOUBLE-FRONT BRICK HOUSE, with
two business houses on the first floor, and large
dwelling on the upper stories, ana wing running
back to an alley.
TERMS: Sufficient in cash to defrsy expense OF
sale; balance In equal instalmehts at one two, and
three years, for negotiable notes, with Interest
added title 10 be retained BY The court until Tue en-
''1e j. r.. YOUNG.
ROSERr HOWARD,
+. P. TURNER,
n, u ~. a
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EOR SALE PRIVATELY, VEkYvT
II UABLBPR0PERTY ON BROAD sTsse H.
offer for sale NINE BRICK TENEMENT 81.
them, but have only life estate In Them NV nv
gross rent OF these houses Is $4,000 and ,onh ne
It will be much increased AS soou as the s,eara'.
are removed, which have no doubt viii 10 = :
this fall. t.f JAMES i.y,.c ~
Refer 10 J. l.. APpERsoN. ,Siss
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BY Cook & Laughton. Auctioneers,
corner Governor and franklin streets.

TCE-CREAM DEPOT, AT AUCTION
1 A. the reouest of Messrs. A. Cappell & Coz, we
viii offer for sale at auction on tn UksDAY .the
10th instant, at 10 O'Clock, the esta5lishment
known as TYEER'S ICE-CREAM DEpOI, no.
al Broad street between Ninth and Tenth streets,
together with the machinery, apparatus, ana APP
purtenances Of the business.
This Is a fine opportunity for an enterprisinE
standing.
The establishment may be examined and bought
privately before the day of sale If desired;
CUOK & LAUGHTON,
ir1d Auctioneers
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BY Lyme 4 Brother.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
No. 1912 Main street.

MISERABLE FRAME TENEMENT ON
- WEST SIDE OF THIRD BETWEEN pUc
VAL AND BAKER STREETS FOR SAFE BY
AUCTION.-By request of owner we shall sell on
THURSDAY next the l 9th day of July, upon The
premises at O'Clock P. NJ. the above house now
occupied by John graves. containing -FOUR rooms,
TEnHis: 1T sale. LYME & BROTHER,
{, 10 Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-16
j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Aucdoncer,
1i15 Main street, opposite Dispatch Office

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
CBLE LOT WITH TWO WOODEN TENF-
FEDERAL STR EET BET WEN SECOND AND
ST. STEPHENS STREETS, In THE CITY Of
RlCHMUND.-By virtue of n decree, OF the
on the 30th June, 1874, in the suit of Trent trus.
tee, Us. Hill. and others, The undersigned, special
commissioner thereby appointed Will, on the pre-
July 1S74 at @ O'Clock p. ", the above. described
property, fronting on said Federal street go feet
and running back between parallel lines ~ teet,
addition.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at six,
twelve and eighteen months for negotiable notes
with interest added and title retained UNFIT all the
pN' ROBERT G. SCOTT,
iyll-tds special Commissioner.