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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-02-05

Respectfully submitted,
JAMES A. NEWSOM,
City Comptroller.
SINKING-FUND STATEMENT.
Comptroller's report of sinking fund &C.
count for the month of January, 1874. Sinking
fund commissioners in account with the city
OF Memphis:
Debts.
For amount sinking fund commits
sioners paid them this month--...... g ,224 Al
Total this month s., ,224 Al
Balance on hand, last account............. III 29
Total ......... s235, ITO 90
Credits.
By amount paid for bonds this
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Exhibit ID.

STATEMENT Of PAsT-DUE TAXES
Owing to the city Of Memphis, January l, 1874.
PrirnhIe nr, II ll,,e nndahtadnaaa
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Exhibit b.
GGETS

For Reduction Of Floating Debt
23S bonds due by purchasers of
city's stock in NJ. and c. K. r.. s2ss,OOO 90
Is bonds issued in 1853 as collateral
for $4,000 city's notes (notes in
cluded in bills payable ............... 1900 90
Commissioner ............,.......... ~ los 500 90
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MeClOy, Sale & Co., 2Ok Main Street,
WIN sell, without reserve,
This Thursday Morning, Feb. 3.
Alto o'clock, sharI

~ 10 Q NIV-1NI o1IdlI p
Ten Stoves (heating), one Handcart. one lot
Carpenters' Tools, fifteen kegs Pigsfeet. five
Sewing Machines, twenty Mattresses. ten
boxes Crackers, one Cooking. .Stove' one
Unclaimed Baggage, naiscellaneons Fr,S,,f,
ture, and other articles. fa5
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opiuiOn, competent and fulIy-trained fire.
meIl; the purchase OF new heater ana
horse, now disabled, for engine no. 4, to re-
pair the engine; the purchase OF another
wagon, bedding, ETC.; the repair OF engine No.
l. The committee recommends the repair Of
engine-house No. 2, and the purchase Of other
necessary bedding, etc. The report was
adopted.
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Irish Literary Society.

A FULL ATTENDANCE Is ORDERED
n this THU RSDAY) evening, as I'm portaut
business viii be discussed.
les JOHN LILLY. President
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FINANCIAL CONDITION OF THE CITY OF
MEMPHIS, JANUARY l, 1874.
BONDED DERT
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COUNCIL RUSINFSs.

Reports Of city officers for the past
month, which will be found in the proceed
iugs OF the board Of aldermen. were received
and a ed.
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Councilman Chase submitted the report of
the standing committee on accounts, recon-
mending the payment OF sundry bills and the
pay-rclls for the past month. Adopted.
The chairman Of the committee on improve
mentS, wharf and landing, lights and famps
ETC., reported that the reports were fn The
hands OF the board of aldermen.
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htfVhI OF TIE OdIEF Of POLICE.
The annual report of P. r. Athy, chief OF
police, was read and received with applause.
Councilman Walsh moved that the report
be received and filed. Carried.
Councilman Roush moved that the thanks
OF the general council be rendered to Chief
Athy and his men. Carried unanimously.
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Balance in hands Of sinking fund
com missioners. S245,l70 90
Respectfully submitted to general council,
Memphis, sc cond dayof February, 1874,
JAMES A NEWSOM, Comptroller.
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Number of prisoners arraigned, 507; State
cases, 80; number tried and fined, 242; number
released, II; number tried and discharged.
l5S; amount of fines assessed, SASS; amount
OF mittimus issued, 1850; amount OF fines col
lected, 500; amount OF nnes remitted, SIS; to-
tai amount collected and paid over to city
treasurer, $3.50. Respectfully submitted.
WIN
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heSptcIIuIIy suDmltted,
FELIX w. ROBERTSON.
REPORT OF TAX-COLLECTOR sCHAPER.
Collections from January 2, 1874, to Janua-
ry 81, 1874, were as follows:
6sOet eooa s4f453 -
AlhAAS $40 %
Railway 2ls q
Erl'ueSeS.-. so 20
Total s6Slg N
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Total for reduction Of bonded debt. sS6l, 500 90
For Reduction Of floating Debt
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Exhibit e.

Statement of amount :and matuTities of
coupons redeemed from January l, 1870, 10
January, 1874:
Coupons maturing prior to January l.
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Evening. February 0Gh.
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GECURE TICKETS EARLY, AS THE MIN
y Der Is limited TO 500. This win be the most
delightful entertainment OF the Carnival.
SS Tickets, Cne D0llar-can be purebassf
OF III. A. Darcy, 81 Main, and Prof. ssches,
at the Club Hall.
So The ssrictest measures viii be adopted to
insure respectabitity. fs4
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NEW ADVERTISsMENTS.

-, ~ mere will be meeting Of the stock hold
&c, &c ~ me FHesnix Insurance Company, al
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The following message from Mayor League
was read by Comptroller Hewitt:
To the Honorable the General Council OF the
city of Memphis:
GESTLENEN-By the charter it Is provided
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-10
BY Hill & Goddin.
Real Estate Auctioneers and Agents,
No. HOS Main street.

T ARGE AND VERY ATTRACTIVE
IL SALE OF MORE THAN TWO HUNDRED
BUILDING LOTS IN THE CITY OF RICH.
trust executed By Philip T. johnson 10 Frank D.
HIN and Lawson NuualIy, for certain purposes
therein mentioned, we, the undersigned, VIII, on
WEDNk SHAY the ] 5th day OF April. 1874, on
the premises at O'Clock 2. AZ, offer for sale 81
public auction all those certain BUILDING LOIS
described in the said deed. plat being recorded
with the said deed, in the clerks Office OF the Chad
Gerry Court Of the said city commencing at the cor
ner of Clay and Twelfth streets, aud comprising
lots on Marshall, Clay, Leigh, d.. n, Tenth: BE
yent Twelfth, Thirteenth, Eourteenln, ana FIX
teenth streets.
This sale brings into market larger and more
attractive list of city real estate than has been Of
fered before for number or years and presents an
opportunity for persons OF all classes TO PROVIDE
themselves with suitable building sites seldom Ii
ever met with In one sale,
The property will be sold on terms equally at
tractiye placing the purchase OF city lot In the
reach of the hunblest, while those seeking attract
I've and costly lots may be suited rs we'll.
Parties desiring to purchase will please examine
the property before the day of sale. The auct1on-
GERS wifi take pleasure In showing the property &C
cording to map now In their once.
All persons having claims against Mr. Philip L:
johnson, or his brother, the late General EuWard
A. johnson, are request to present them 70 Frank
D. Hill before the day of sale, that arrangements
may be made to settle them.
TERMS: One-third cash: balance at six, twelve.
and eighteen months, with six per cent. Interest
added. FRANZ " HILL,
Sale conduct. ID by BILL & GoDDtS, Aucioneers'
an 1.tds
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BY Lyme &c Brother.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Main street.


ANDSOME FIRST-CLASS RESI-
al DENCE, SITUATED ON THE NORTH
LINE OF CLAY BETWEEN TENTH AMI
ELEVENTH STREETS, FOR SALE By AUG.
TION-We shall at the direction OF Mrs. Courtney
NJ Jones, who has determined to discontinue house
keeping, sell at public auction. the premises on
WEDNESDAY, the ! 9th April, l S74, at Al Z. III.
her truly valuable and beautiful residence, located
as above described, and now occupied by her.
The main house Is about SIS by So feet, built Of
stock three stories above the basement, with
Wide hall shroughout the centre; contains :abou!
fourteen rooms, besides Closets &C., furnished with
handsome marble nantles throughout, and all mo.
dern improvements connected with same, with at.
tractiVe porches In front and rear OF the house.
The outer buildings, consisting OF u large stable
&c, correspond with the main house; In TACT, Ill
The buildings were erected by the former owner,
Mr.. William II. Grant Ia the very best sly lie, who
spared neither cost or care In the construction OF
the same. q. -
The yards are laid OF With walks, shrubbery. and
shade-irees. The entire premises have been re
Gently put in thorough repair by Its present owner
at q cost OF about %, 600. The neighborhood Is
one of best in the city, and being so centrally
located offers great inducements to any one cesir
Ing first class residence IN all respects The LOT
has front OF LOO by $50 feet tp an alley.
The aflctioneers wiirtake great pleasure In show.
Ing thepremises TO any one prior to day Of sale.
Terms will be very reasonable. anu announced al
the hour Of SALE - LYME BRoTHEk,
...ss-s ~ !. AuetiOneers.
NH 81 ,2s, 49, ,So&apl 2 4 s,s,s,Il, l2.l4&15
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nv Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

ONNN'
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
a. REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OE hlCH,
MOND AND ADJOINING THEREBY, A.
fament of the late William rutherford, deceased,
and by the special direction of decree OF tue
Chancery Court of Richmond, will sell at auc-
ton, upon the premises respeetisGy ~ I.,g graeo
named below, The foio"lhg RIAL Ed al H-So
wit: .no,.,o,,. % ,r
the late RESIDENCE Of The decedenI, situated ~
with the improvements and appurtenances IneTeto
belonging; the same being handsome BRlCh
BUIEDiNG, with ten rooms besides closet, s, and
Tbe LOT to be sold with the residence will be
about 9a1sS feet to an nII os sdo
ing the residence on the west ironing toRetner ~
feet, running back SO feet to the alley above re-
ferred to- NM
son wishing to purchase Il really desirable resi-.
dence or eligible building lots at one Of the oest
points. on one Of the nes! streets In the cny pN
the large BRICK MANSIUN. erected by the late Or.
John Cullen, for his residence and Office situated on
the north side of Ross street between Threen!h
ing Is of the most subs anial construct on, con-
tains every arrangement for the comfort OF large
family and being so very conveniently SITUATED ior
the convenience Of persons In business In the active
portions OF the city should attract their earnest
On WEDNESDAY, cpd April. at O'Clock P.
road, near Hardin's shop presenting large amount
of frontage, which may he by proper management
turned into building lots TO be sold by the front
foot. -,. ~. ~.,
cash; balance at six, twelve, and eighteen months
for negotiable notes. with SIX per cent lnte,ess aeo
Gu Executor of William Rutherford, deceased:
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS, Auct1oneers. ap
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Urine lot orange county (Va.) CURED
L HAMS. r,,rATf,rs
Who'es'sie anu J. F. MEREDITH.
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BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lll3 Main street. ..

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A DEsI.
~ RABLE BRICK DWELLING AND LOT ON
COLLAGE STREET NEAR ii ARSH Hal I
STREET FOR SALE BY AUCTION.-By virtue
of decree Of the Chsncery Court Of the city OF
Richmond entered on the 10th day Of February
1874, In \ certain suit therein depending styled
Howard trustee, ps. swan, shall, as special com.
missioner appointed by the said decree. sell by pub
lie auction, on the premises, on SATURDAY the
BRICK DWELLlSG-HOUSE thereon, fronting
20 feet on the east side of College street and
ming back 100 feet on the north side Of Marshall
street. 81. ., q. #a
TERMS: For cash as 10 so much Of the proceeds
as viii be sufficient to pay. 1924 SO with six PEI
cent. interest thereon from the Gath day OF Aprii
1871, till paid and the expenses Of sale: and the
residue In two equal nstalnents payable In six and
twelve months respectively from the day of sale
the purchaser TO execute negotiable notes, with III
terest added for the deferred instruments and The
title TO be retained until the whole purchase none,
Is paid aud a conveyance ordered by the court.
&C.. ROBERT HOWARD,
Special Commissioner.
RICHARDSON & co, Auctionecrs. an /
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud AucaoneerS'
lib Main street.

4 BEAUTIFUL SQUARE OF OF + LAM M
~ AM In IN ANCH EST Err; FOR SALE BY
tffE"Fi0N.EActing for the commissioners OF the
ercnit Court of Chesterfield county, III t'ie sun oa
s,.I, ssI by auction, on the premises. on Ed.
SEsDsY the 9Th Instant, ut o'clock +. M A. that
DC HAN Stringfeilow deceased. all neatly en-
Oh with desirable frame dwelling and other
i,mnroyemenls thereon In good repair bounded by
Mary, Everett, Clay, and Jefferson streets, III the
town of Manchester.
TERMS: One-third cash the residue III six and
twelve months; negotiable notes to be gwen Tor
the deferred paymcnts, with interest added, and
,itle retained until the whole purchase-moncy Is
paid ..- hlChAhDooN 49,. % -,
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioncerS.

THE VERY DESIRABLE BRICK RESI-
i DENCE No. 3i6 EAST FRANKLIN STREET,
BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-By request of DR.. p.
Wilkie Brown. who has removed into his hew resi-
dence on Third street. will sell at auction, upon
the premises, on FRIDAY. 10th of april, at Al
O'Clock z. NJ, the property above referred to-,
The DWELLING Is of three stories, with an
Office basement below. and contains eight rooms,
besides three small rooms and a bathroom, all OF
brick and In good order.
The situation is about the best in the city for a
family or for business professional gentleman
TERMS: One. fourth cash; balance at four eight,
and twelve months. with interest at SIX per cent;
or one-Jhird cash balance ut Que and two years,
with interest at eight per cent, payable semi an-
pually. GRUBBS q WILLIAMS,
nm s Auctioneers
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER,
RICHMOND. nrfl 4 1874.

OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER
- RICHMOND, April 4. 1919
N0TICE.-Sealed proposals will be re-
~ ceiyed ut the Office Of the City w alter Works
until THURSDAY, April 18th, III IL O'Clock III !,
for furnishing CEMENT to the new reservoir mt q
rate not exceeding five hundred barrels per month
or TWO thonssDd barrels 10 all. -
Bids must state the Bame aud quality OF brand
price per barrel (uunbeE of poundsj delivered ut
on the canal hank near the Three-MiIe Lock.
The Committee on Water reserves the right to
or all proposals.
w. e. CUTSHAW,
W It'd City Epgtneer.
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BY Grubbs Williams,
Auctoncers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and BANK.

THE LARGE BRICK DWELLING AND
LOT ON THE NORTHTES CORNER OF
CLAY AND FIFTH STREETS AT AUCTION.
At tho request OF the owner. we will sell ut auc.
lion. upon the premises, on TUESDAY, 4tn OF
April, ut AZ O'Clock P. NJ, The VALQABLE; ~ na
PERTY above referred 10, adjoining subject 5 lso";
could. for 3 very moderate expenditure, be made u
yery comfortable residence, or 1t could easily DE
III. chief yalue of The property, however, Is in
the lot which by reason of It's central locaton Is
most eligible place for row Of ai1e tenements 70
nanaions are so feet on Clay street and 10 feet
on Fifth street, with All alley 164 feet wide on It's
north.
hi"' GkUBBS & WILLIAMS,
1o Aucttoneers.
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poSTPOEEMENT. -, .-,,s
Nv richardson & Co., ,1..,
Reo, Esta,e Agents and Auctioneef''
M. 1113 Main street.
80 BY Richardson & Co.,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
;.-.;l. No. Il13 Main street. i!.}

TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
wEsT LEIGH STREET NEAR BUCH-
=. HsE " sTRRET ,FOR SALE AT AUCTION
On mONDAY the 18th instant at &c ocs9 sw E;
o. 2,I"TIa S R(jILDING LOTS, each fronting 80
nv ez feet with an alleyn the rear eight feet WIDE
on the south side of Leigh street 10 feet east OF
TERMS: One-third cash: balance in four and
eight months negotiable notes to be given Tor the
deferred payments, with Interest aoaed auo Sc
cureu " u'eN - RICHARDSON & CO.,
1o. - I-.... Auclioneers.
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BY Moody @ Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Hull and Seventh streets, Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE IN THE TOWN OF MANCHES-
TER VA.-By virtue of decree Of the Circuit
Court of Chesterfield county, az the May term,
1873, In the suit OF Martha Hague rS. Haynes
heir shall expose for sale at auction, on SA1UR-
DAY April 10, 1874, at 81 O'Clock p. NJ, on the
premises, nesr Blakeley and Burrows streets, In
Marks addition, four BUILDING LOTS In square
81 fronting on veIelt street SO feet each by IS
feet between Blakeley and Burrows streets.
TERMS Une-third cash; balance ut two and four
months for negotiable notes. six per centIm added,
the title being retained until the whole purchase
money is paid II. ". BRAGSEORD, (.
Special Commissioner.
MOODY & ROYAL, Auctioneers. ap S-tds
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BY Moody & Royal, ~.
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoueers,
Office corner Seventh and Huh streets,
Manchester, Va

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TRUL Y
i VALUABLE RESIDENCE NEak THE
coRNEE qE EsH rIHy AN IN
FOR SALE At PUBIC AUCTION, ON THE e
APRIL, 1874. AT AZ O'CLOCK ?. My yir-
tue of q deed of trust executed by George K. Har-
ding to the undersigned, dated Sd day OF April,
1873. aud duly OF record 10 the County Court
cerh's Office Of Chesterfield ID. B. vol. SO, page
1881 shall sell at the place, time, and manner
above mentioned, the really desirable and conye-
niently-located RESI- DENCE situated near the cor.
ner of Bainoridge and Eighth streets. House con-
tains six coed rooms: good well water on the prem
ises kitchen and other out-buildings. Lot fronts
SO feet Oh Bainbridge street, and runs back be-
tween parallel lines 155 feet
Also, FIFTY FEET on Eighth street adjoining
the aboye-described property. =.
This property is in one of the most desirable
portions Of the city and only a few squares Of the
Free ridge, which should make 1t highly attractive
House has been lately rcmodelied and thoroughly
repaired.
TERMS 81 .260 cash and expenses OF sale, snd the
balance at such time rs will be made known on day
of sale. JAMES NJ. MOODY, Trustee.
By MOODY & ROYAL, AuclioneerS. ap 8
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BY W. Goddin,
Auclioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

THREE EXCELLENT FRAMED TEN
l. EMENTS AT ASHLAND. ON HANOVER
STREET, FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-Will lie
sold at auction on the premises in The village of
Ashland on TUESDAY. the 14th April, / S74, AT
IL O'Clock A. a.. THREE EXCELLENT
FRAMED TkNEMENTS located rs above, and
occupied by Mr. Thomas Lumpkin, one by Messr:.
Jones G. johnson. and one vacant. they are suited
for dwellings or stores, aud we'll built, aid conf
fortably arranged.
TERMS: Ono. half cash; balance at six aud
twelve months, bearing interest. properly secured.
W. GUDDlN, Auctloneer.
P. S.-The houses can be treated FOR at private
SALE ape
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Nav.
THE RICUHOED STOCK EXCHANGE
BY Davenport & Co., Auctioreers.

DUBL1C SALE AT THE STOCK EY.
L CHANGE IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
ON THE GOTH DAY OF APRIL, 1874, AZ Is
O'CLOCK NJ. OF STOCK SUBSCRIBED FOR
IN THE VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND PACK
EFT COMPANY, AND NOW BELINQUEHT.-
The Virginia Steamship aud Packet Company. in
pursuance of authority conferred by the 23d sec.
ton Of chapter 81 OF the Code Of Virginia win
offer for sale ct the Stock E1chsHge, in the CITY OF
Richmond, on MONDAY, the 2Cth day Of Apri.
1874, at IL O'Clock b., for ready money, the fol-
lowing SHARES Of STOCK subscribed for 10 the
capital stock Of the said company, the none, for
ali which s past due, and has not been paid as re-
quired by the President and Directors Of said com.
pany-to wit:
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CLOTHING.

CLOTHING.
THE NEW ..-
l. GENTS FURNISHING EMPORIUM.
HENRY T. MILLER & CO.,
9l3 MAIN STREET.
We are constantly receiving by express the La
TEST NOVELTIES In our line.
Our stock of BLACK aud FANCY SCAREs;
CRAVATS, TIES, BOWS, &c, cannot he eQualled
by any house South. .....>
OUR SPECIALITY ..
THE SHIRT DEPARTMENT.
embraces all grades prices, Styles Sizes and rarie-
ty Of pattern.
Another supply Of those beautiful FRENCH
PEkCALE SHIRTS just received.
Also, something new In the way OF shENC1
MORNING SHIRT, with collar attached.
Give us an early call.
- HIT. MILLER & CO.,
913 Maiu street,
an 2-tan2O opposite Gerol's.
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.~'s BY W.R. Polk 6 Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
M = Tenth street, Shafer's building.

r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
LTWENTY-SlX DESIRABLE AND WELL.
LOCATED BUILDING LOTS ON CAkf 1OK
DOVER) OAK, HARVfE, AND JANICE
STR EE1'S-Most of these lots are in that part OF
the western suburb so rapidly Improving, and on
streets that will he most used IN goicg to the new
reservoir and park. Sales In this Ticinity nave
vance over last years prices.
We will sell by auction, on the premises, com
mencing on Harve street near the corner OF ash
iugton street, on TIL TUESDAY, 18th day OF April,
at 1 o'clock P. VI, the aboyc-described property
Persons desiring to invest with certainty OF large
protits will nd 1t to their interest to attend
TERMS One-third cash; the balance 1T SIX and
twelve months for negotiable notes, With SIX PEI
cent. added, secured By deed OF trust o
w. Il. POLK q CO., (.
an T-tts Auctioneers.
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-~~-~ - - c@s1[i es.;a FsEf II
i,sg M na1 Heyusn, AsetiosesS.,
'isss T. ~ - { - i:Ei;sf
r,rRsr EXTRA LARGE 4. sr II t.''es...
!: 81 TRADE Sale szssti ~ . 90 ~ II
on WEDNESDAY, THE 1STH I'M nssTAx'gr'
,4 .t:Era s;fit: CONSISTING OF - ~ $50
II $50 CASES BOOTS AND SHOES,
,rc,udIne new goods of almost every description
an rnen,s. boys', womens, misses, and chtldren'i
wear. consigned for our early spring business By
many prominent manufacturers in New England,
New York city, and Philadelphia. Also, an extra
large and attractive stock OF ii 49,
SIR. READY-MADE cLoTHINGS - I.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS J,
20 woLLENs AND TAILORING GOODS,
FUR AND, WOOL HATS, -s,.'f4r
STRAW GOODS, UMBRELLAS, PARASoLs
~ o.;t and other varied =, ~ l.-;Ft5
MERcHANDIsE SUITED To- THE PRESENT wASTs
OF THE TRADE. : stt f.sis:1. :,
The above sale comprises, beyond doubt, the
LARGEST AND MOST ATTRACTIVE STOCK
r.. 5..rcri = - ever offered q ~, +, 80
AT AUCTION IN THIS MARKET,
and this is an excellent opportunity for the trade
secure desirable goods at great bargains.
The goods will be sold in large lots, and all lott
offered win he sold without reserve. "a
Sale will commence at 10 o'clock A. IL.
MAX HEYMAN, Auctloneer and
ap s-W,F,M,Tu,W5t Commission Merchant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-10

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