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70 tie Editor Of The CAeuqo Tribune:
Sill; Allow mo to oorrout Oil error into which
yon have faen in your notice Of Mr.. Fillmore.
Mr.. WdDb and Mr.. Wood nre not tho only sur
visors Of the brilliant array o1 l,a contempora-
rios referred to. The 1Ion. Enoa r. TIroop was
tprinctpal figure in that group, With Marcy,
Dcn Knowor (his Extraordinarily, Jnn,or Porter
{l>cglstor III Ohancary), WalworsA, Erastua
Corning, aud Azarlah G. Flngs. Gov. Throop was
elected Lieutolaut- Governor oil tho ticket with
Mr. Van Duron in 1923, and became Acting Coy
ornor oil Alr. Van Duren's accepting tho Portfolio
Of Stlto under Gol,. Jackson. and was himself
elected Governor for tho next torn. It WAS whilo
Mr.. TAroop was Governor TINT Mr. Fillmore
,aulc Ills frat lei.ling effort III thu Assembly,
denuuncin. the Uoinncratio war, thon rocontly
iuaugurnlo,l, upon tho United s'tntea Hunk.
Gov. Throop still sVrviyeH+ ut tho advanced
nge Of about 90 years, yet 4ale and hearty, Mt ls
rabidoncs Oh tho shores Ut tbs beautifuf Owasco.
surrounded by relatives and "troops Of friends. u
le wns o,Io Ii. tint distinguished circle to which
yon refer, aad, in llis greon old age, yet aH tha
love and regard II thoae who, though young.
participated with him in tho oveuts Of thui
l,criOl. b. A. Il.
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IELEGRAP,IlC BREVlTiES.

The lion. Campbell Alol.ean, has becn noml-
nntcd for Judge of tho Fourth Circuit OF Wis.,
cousin.
Henry Colnors, of New York City, aged 45
years, matle wager Oh Saturday tlsat no could
drink plMt ot whisky aud gallon OF beer IN
All honr, and died before morning.
-JE&rc Benedict. Of Brooklyn, hun denied tho
motion or tho discharge VI snparyiHor llawley
o., his own roo"Bniaanco, aud tho trlal IL fixed
for tha 2Sth Inst.
--JuAtce Douuhuo Of Now York, has granted
manslamus, ordering the bonrl OF npporllon-
neut to ibs,lo honda for tho payMott at the
clam of ttle Toutl National Dank Asainst the
city tor s255,00n.
Tho town election in Rook Island. ILL.,, took
nlnco Monday. A Hight yoto was polled, oniy
1.U ballots buinG cnst. The lisizcna' ticket cur
riud lila day.
-nulut, tho baltimore drummer, nl,ot at Day
to,. on Sunday mght, in in n preearlons conll-
lou. The p4ysicIans cannot lind the bal!. liz
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ia 1Al!o to do any moment from internal hon,-
orrhnyo.
During tho galn OF Sunday night, fomato,
while crossing tho rai!roaJ-bridyo at bridgeport,
Ohio, waB blown, off into lilo crock, aud tlrow1,cd
ro1n!er no asBistnuoo. No oio IL missing III tho
neighborllood, aud 1t is thought. sho was 4
HlrnnrEr.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR sALE-oR ExQHANGE55I!ouSEA s. AapnACL
property taken. Ad.lres. L %, Tribune office. -.
, 1874-03-11

FUR SAAE.
E,OnHAIE-TiIE CITY HIGHT OF A PRACTICAL
l,Atumt wuh aps with groat SUCCESS in tho EAST
Address ". T1ilIuno ntics.
17On HAIi;-AN EE0llslI NTnlN0- HABIT CON.
sst!Mx 1t enr pI.ees. ESo ln ltosun; uAual ta
new. AtlIsrss Il H. Tribune uliot.'
Il WISNhn / TAii,hiXN. Huon. 10, lis Euu CLARK.
IT.. or IL. UillsSThl Atamp stosv, Lskest. hrld3U.
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10 RENT--ROOn9S.

RIO RENT-TIE TwO-sTONY DWELLING, n3 WA.
etc., ai IN Knod orioT; s"o bar attnoios, Apply to
X. j. WAIS1IR. McVtckers Thoatro Building.
EI,O Observation-Disclosures .TUItNtS tSllED GuUAts.
c1Gap, by ,seck month"; R0ul T. 10and II Afndi.
son-tt. near Mlchiganav.
fl1O' O'llENT-TuRNISIIED ROOMS, WITH on WTTII-
J. cut hoar ~ reasonable ratea; .!sp vety f,o
suitable f1r n1oUs. III and liz West MAQibun
81. corner 6f l1rhplatncN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-05

Race Gfngsr: 16c. ~.
Soda: sal, sK94c, In kegs; English soda' ''ie''-
American, &c.
,spirfts Turpentfne:: 52c-
Fertiiizers.
emma. Peruvian $50: 6uanape, S70 " ton |:
sea.Foml. a5O; Pacific, $50; PowiIaian Rawbone
Superphosphale. $50; Flour OF RaWno'n .sn Soo'
Piedmont, $50; Maryland Tobacco-Food, soo.
Groceries. &c.
Rocon.. Shoulders SklDSxc.: ribbed sides 9hTo
3e sno sese isa5 s Vrgtnia hs iSa
i7c.; sugar-cured, uncanyised. 1351g1 &C. plsih
hams, 12N013c.; canvased hams, l2@l &c.
Buckets: Painted, two hoops, $3.50; three h0''S'
Brooms: Two strings, s2; three strings a3 Sg
IS. %; four strings. small t3:75@t4; 'afRe' ss1o
| ta4 so; five strings, 94.75@S5.
Coffee: cammon, 29g3os.: sesosaa; s 2t.g
Java, 4O942c.; Mocha, 44G45c.
| Candles: . Adamantine candles, 1SEa1 Sc. v SELL
| 15@15kc.; half-bGxcs, / &c.; taIiow, lac.
cheese: Northern and western Prime, cn rH rs
@24c. ons,ou,
Lard: Prime, barrels and .icreces, 10a9lohc.
| I'm halr-b,rres, 10A@11c.
asa4e ti eG%o s4a25e barrels s@2se
genuine golden syrup; 5og60s 3 guis9nn; 3 Haoa
and Muscoyado. 50@6uc.; Porto RICO, oo@foc :
New Orleans prime, S0@S5c.
Rice: Carolina, 9@sHc.; Rangeon. &c.
sd1 ah cara nrn ros sssts!n $'5
rel NackereNo Ry; tSoi So NJ Sa9L srsel in
sss 30 si2i7 y sa5Ee si S
s5:a S? No s 8, si.75. Mess shsd, in kits 49, :,
Sat- Liverpool, s2259s2SS, Eft from n a W sack
Vest virginia salt, So. 25 y BARREL
S,tgar: Crushed powdered and gra 1 eItra C
1oa@dI1s ,; o. +. lS SsifSn. "a
loaf SC: Porto Rico, 9%lD1 UAc; Denerai"' WIZ
lie; New Orleans, 9A@1 &C., scarce. ,. ia
Soap: Common 59sc; best w nTees; coun:
liz: i toilet 10000 and Juicy
Try, 4a'oG no,, e5c as1 .o5-the last a prime arti;
7eas sp sask' ssi1:i0si co. gunpowdcr' SIC
*l.Se. Hides. Leather, sc.
| o-,on a66c.: dry sailed. 12Ml &c.; dry
s, Mtafs &C., wei sailed s9loc. wet sailed calf
SKINS n, % SoIa leather. oak. sole leather
hcmlocK. ooM32c; country upper; S1@ g Sa,y
nis = sSS KIP ZIP g inish 45m46c n
ness c f9aH French, II 25@*2.25 q D.; rough
skIrting, 2S@32c.
| Iron, Steel, Nails, &c.
stsel: Mayors cast steel, 2O@21c. q r.; English
blistercd, 1870. a. H.; American b'istefed' 1Zac'
Mills: In store, s475 for standard-that is, ten
| penny other sizes extra.
Plough Castings: Wholesale SIC; RETAIL &C
Lumber, Slaves, Etc.
! Lumber White oak, E15M20 % 1000; West
ern Virginia poplar. $1SGS25 a 1000; whlt g
| pine 35@S75 ~ 1000. Yei'"'" nine boards. ~
s5hinglesSPine, 81 5O@DS5: cypress, *7.5o4S13 SO
| a. 1000. Laths-Spllt, IL 90: sawed *2.3o v
| Y,sOO.
| Stares.-Whiskey-b barrel timber. green: Sl39io
| az i 900: seasoned. S156S20 u 900. Flour,
! barrel timber, s7@tS Fa 1000. Flour ha ARE
poles S56dS7: hogshead hoops, no demand; nick
Dry hoop, slOGl2 nominal.
! Rags-Mixed cotton, 3Ac. white, 4@oc.; WOOL
| len, 2@3c.
Rope: Manila, best, 2s@25c.; slsal, 22c' b Ii. ;
jute, 1915. S r.,
Fuse: Toys mining, Acc. @*1.25 p 100 rect.
Ponder: Sc rs by the five kcgs-less THAN I'VE
| kegs, 81 25 ; blasting, S4RS4.5O.
Shot: Northern, S2.75@s3 p bag OF 20 lbs.
GrindStones: 2N2i5c. a. b.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-05

,,onor - gentleman TO the effect That he
mn,,,d not be found aobstr ucting my more,
hc would discharge him. The aecns sc did
20. and was discharged The gentleman
,oorrssan.grinder then departed. and it was
stated that his instrument and its carrlage
would be disposed of by public auction at
Balbriggan. There are many poor gentie.
men In London who, as far as an income y
concerned, would find it more pron'aole
to grind and organ than to wait lor
something to turn up. Something docs
really turn up when the handle OF an
organ is turned round, though the occupa'
lion might be found as distasteful to the
iastidious as Mr.. Nantalini found that hor'
rid grind" he was compelled TO take at the
mansle. At present, however, organ-srlnd-
ers are not In the ascendant, aud gentlemen
Joining the connection might be disappointed
with the result. Whether Mr.. kieran has
made money, or won his wager, and what
was that wager, are questions on which no
light has yet been thrown; but 1t IS TO De
hoped that parsonage who has so excited
public curiosity in ireland, and who has had
bis portrait engraved in the Graphic, may
be induced to reveal the motive which con.
ycrted him from gentleman farmer into q
gentleman organ-grinder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-05
BY Grubbs s. Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE VALU.
4 ABLE TRACTS OF LAND IN CAROLINE
COUNTY, TO BIZ MADE AT THE RICHMOND
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE ON MONDAY,
9TH FEBRUARY, AT IL O'CLOCK Mn eS-
ccu;ion of three deeds Of trust from James T. But
Ter to the subscriber all dated 9th February,
1872, and recorded in Caroline County Court
office, being thereto required by Tho no ders OF The
notes secured, will sell at pablo auction. al the
Real Estate Exchange, Nos ] 101 and lO3 Main
street, In The city OF Richmond, on MONDAY, 9th
February. 1T l O'Clock A., the following THREE
TRACTS Of LAND, lying In Caroline county,
aud in said deeds conveyed-to wit:
l. The FARM known as .CULEMAN'S," with
The building and improvements hereOE, containing
THREE HUNDRED AND TElRTf-f!FE AMI
UAE-uALF ACRES, more or less, lying ON the
Chesterfield and Burk's Bridge roads, adjoining d.
G. PeatrOss, +. W. Scott. and others.
2. The FARM known as LOCUST GROW e.
with the buildings and appurtcnances belonging
thereto, containing 2S4 ACRES more or less, lying
on the road from Reedy church to lliy bridge, adj
Joining lands formerly owned by Colonel Booth
g. The TRACT known as :" BESQALL'S,' con.
tanning SO ACRES or MISUNDERSTANDING on the
county road from Reedy church to Chesterfield
post-ofice. adoiDi: the lands Of Mrs. l.. r. Pea
iross and john A. kicleson, and the farm known
as " COeman's.'
TERMS: The deeds au thoriZe the sales 70 he mad.
for cash; but II is probable that arrangements viii
&c made, With tine of the parties interested
TO Sell upon the usual terms or cash for par and
credit for residue. OF this, announc, nent VIII be
i'''ue ~ 'no 'iA' " MOSES p. HANDY, Trustee.
GRrBDS & WILLIAMS, AuctinneerS. rs 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-05
By Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estlte Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THREE
" VERY VALUABLE SMALL PARCtLS OF
LAND on AND NEAR Ar The BkGQh TGHN-
ERN TRACT, SIX MILES NORTH OF RICH
MOND-By virtue Of a decree OF the Chancery
Court Of the city Of Richmond entered on the Esd
Of October. 1873, In the case OF Wilson and wife
rs Hill and others, shall, as commi ssioner there
by appointed proceed to sell ut public auction, at
the Office of W. Goddin, real estate auctioneer, cor
ner OF Bank and Eleventh streets, In the city OF
Richmond on SATURDAY the 7th OF February,
1874, at IL o'clock n, the following valuable
LOTS OF LAND: -
LOT No. 6, In survey B. containing Z acres, on
or near the north side OF Old Hungary read, near
10 said turnpike.
Also, LOT described on said plat 3 as "Benjs-
min r. WaIton's Widows DOVER" cohtaialog
IL e7-100 acres, about one-half lying On zach side
OF said turnpike.
The plat as aforesaid can be seen at the Office Of
the auctionter. I
TERMS: One-third cash balance at twelve aud
eighteen months tor negotiable notes, Interest add
cd aud title retained till the further order OF the
court. WILLIAM JOSIAH LEAkF,
ia 24-3l .Fe5&7s Special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-05
by Grubbs i Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auc;ioneers,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

FXECUTOR'SS ALEOF A LARG E AND
IA DESIRABLE BRICK RFSIDENGE, ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF GRACE STREET BETWEEN
First AND SECOND STREETS, ATAUCrfoS.
BY request Of the surviving executors of Richard
Wortiam, deceased. we win sell On THURSDAY,
18th OF February, at Az o'clock p. NJ. upon the pre-
misrs, the RESIDENCE situated ss above, lying
adjoining the new and handsome residence Of DO
semi L. Hiuston, Esq
1t has SIXTEEN rooms of good size and well pitched,
besides storeroon.s, &c. also, Il large kitchen ana
all the modern conyenlences. and will readily adj
NIT OF conversion Into two first-c!ass residences
i'he lot fro Is SO feet 81 inches, and runs back
100 OIL 2 feet to Il wide, on yed alley.
Those familiar with city properly will at once e
c0gnize that few residences contain more thorough
provision for the comfortable accommodation OF II
large family, and scarcely any enjoy SO desirable
situation, the appreciate Ct which latter adyan-
tage Is shown by the very recent erection OF hye
hr class residences adjoining and epp0ste ~ this.
TERMS: Atsaie. GkUBBS 3 i.LIsM>,
fe 3-eodt Otd AuctioEeers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-05
BY James u. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FORTY.THREE
L ACRES OF XAULARhE EARNING LAM.
IN THE COUNTY OF CHrSGEREIELlb. On
THE RItlIMOND AND PETERSBURG TURN.
PIKE. ADJOINING The LANDS OF FRANK
G. RuPFIN. ESQ. AND ABOUT THREE AND
A HALF MILES FROM THErTO&N OF MAN
CHsSTkR, At AUCTa0 My virtue Of Of a
seri!er from George 4, Rutlin. recorded ~ the
clerks Office OF Chesterfield County Court, to secure
the payment of certain sum OF money therein
mentioned at the request u the beneficiary In said
deed. ard in conformity with the directions of z
decree OF the Circuit Court OF Amelis pronounced
on the Gay OF November, 1873, In the case OF
Sieger rs. Steger and others, shall sell at public
auction, In frnt OF the Ihes.srfsid County court,
house jMauehester) on THE NINTH DAY OF
FEBRUARY, 1874 lthat being ,couri-day,, at II
o'clock n. the property Us above located and con-
vcyed hy said deed. zfsSs ssFEs
9ERMs: enough In cash 10 pay the expenses Of
sale and interest due upon The debt secured by
sald deed; rs TO the SURPLUS the purchaser viii 10
required 10 give bonds payable SIX, twelve. aud
eighteen months after date With six per eens inter
est adsco, and secured by q deed OF trust.
n JOHN d. STEGER, Trustee
JAMES M. TAYLOR + sos, Auettoneecs
h30 $500 .s..s5 y u tsS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-05
BY w. X. Polk & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auc;ioneers,
No. z Tenth Stt eet.

A VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT FOR
II SALE AT AUCTIOE;,B request OF In the pen pen.
:. III. Gathriyht and wife, will expose 70 sale ut
public auction. or the premises. on THURSDAY
i2h day of February, 1874, at o'clock +. M.
that HOUSE and 10 In Henrico county, fronting
II feet on The north size Of 'owiiatan street and
runn.ng back within narIilcl lines $50 feet to
Wiuder street, beiug No. In the plan OF camp
Grant. or village of naryie
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as TO expenses Of sale and
to satisfy note Of S221.52 with interest from
the 5ih of december, 1873; on a credit as 10
1923 90 until 5th OF june, i 74: aud t. the
residue terms made known at lie sale.
fe 8 G. 5. VAoHON, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-05
BY james u. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FIVE
" VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS;
ONE FRONTING FORTY FEET ON THE
VEST SID OF FIRST STREET BETWEEN
MARSHALL AND CLAY STREETS AND Run
MING BACK ONE HUNDRED AND THikII-
SIX FEET, AND FOUR FRONTING On The
SOTTH SIDE OF CLAY STREET lCOMMENC.
ING AT A POINT Thirty FEET WEST Ok
FIRST) TWEETY-SlX AND A HALE FEET
EACH AND run MING BACK ABOUT ONE
HUNDRED ANUTEN FEET TO AN ALLkI.-
BY virtue OF decree of the Chanccry Court of the
city Of Richmond pronounced on the 10th day OF
Jaausry. STA, IN The case Of Sonhal -. LIENS
executrix, g., we the Undersigned Commissioners
thereby appointed will proceed 10 sellat PUBLIC auc-
ton, upon the premises. on WEDNESDAY the
11th DAY Of February, 1874, al 4ao'clock z. 81 !;
those BEAUTIFUL LOTS us above described, and
the location OF which should be sufficient 10 show
that AL inves tment In them must certainly prove
profitable.
Let those seeking safe investments attend this
SALE
TERMS One-fourth cash the balance In three
equal .nstal,Len for Negotiable notes at SIX,
twelve, and eighteen months with per cent: In
teres added and The title retained until the whole
purchase money Is paid and conveyance Is ordereo
by the court. MARY A. ALLEN,
THOMAS NJ. HEWITT,
Special Commissioners.
Ancdoneers. ja31
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-05
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
L FARM IN CAROLINE COUNTY, 10 BE
MADE AT TIE RICHMOND real. ESTATE
EXCHANGE, On MONDAY, 9th OF FEBRU-
AIRY, AT ~ C'CLOtK Mn execution OF the
provisions of a deed OF trust from John IT. Butler
10 the subscriber dated 9th February. 1872. and
duly recorded in Caroline County Court office 1
will sell by public auction, at the Real Estate Ex-
change. In the city Of Richmond mos. l OF and
1103 Main streeil, on MONDAY, 9.h of February:
ut II O'Clock NJ, the property conveyed by said
deed, 10 wit:
The FARM known as "Lor z Credit,n containing
543 ACRES, or Whereabouts, living on the road from
keedy church to the road leading from Pamela to
Hanover Courthouse. aud bounded by the lands of
Mrs. NJ. Young and the Duval tract.
TERMS: The dee,i authorizes the sale to he for
cash. but IL is probable that arrangements will be
sell upOn the usual terms of cash for part and credit
for residue. OF this matter due announcement
i'll be made ut the time of the sale.
MOokS Z. HANDY, Trustee.
tIEUDRS & WILLIAMS, Anclioneers. ia30
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-05
A Marrow Escape-Thrilltns Scene al
q Chicago Fire.
From Q report Of fire IN the Chicago Times
January SOth1

JErOm FSpOfE OF b Ufe iD ttc SllcayO 1lneS
January 30th.l
The hose-carts were unwinding their coils
of hose, the engines were emitting volumes
of smoke and sparks, and the fremen with
lanterns and axes were buzzing about pre-
paratory to getting to work, when voice
that seemed to come from the upper air
appalled, every heart. Every eye was turn
ed upward, and at the window in the
third story could be discovered woman
robed in white night-dress. She raised
the window and raised piercing shrieks
Of terror. These were intermitted By
cries, g can't get out, can't get out, for
Gods sake help me, will die" The tbropg,
which bythis time must have numbered over
1000 people, were at once thrown into the
most intense excitement. Still the shrieks
and cries continued: 81 can't get out. |
can't get out; 0, help, help" rang out with
fearful import, aud the excitement of the
crowd knew no bounds when the woman, TO
all appearance, seemed about to make a
frantic attempt to leap to the ground. All
knew that It would be her certain death.
and thousand voices cried, Don't jump,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-05
BY Hill 6 Goddin, Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. HOS Main street.

VALUABLE BRICK DRUG STORE,
Y WITH DWELLING ABOVE AND KITCHEN
IN THE YARD, FRONTING MONROE PARK,
MAIN.STREET BETWEEN PINE AND LAU-
REL, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-On TUES
DAY, February Sd. at O'Clock p. ~. on the pre-,
located rs above described. now occupied by air:
r. G. Forstman rs drug store, under rental OF
800 per aunum The lot has 4 front Of 2Sh feet
and depth of about $50 feet with four-ioot sue
alley. ,,
The situation Of this property. and the feet that
II Is now yielding good income Should DC sum
cient uucement for any one to pufcnase eituei
for speculation or for solid investment.
TERMS: One-third cash the residue IN SIX a and
twelve months with six per cent. interest added,
'e'uieo " - "' Auctioneers
POSTPONEMENT.
Tho .hovo s,la is nostnoned until THURSDAY,
9Th FcDruury, STA. at o'clock +. bi. ie4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-05
BY +. ID. Eacho.
ReIl Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
No. 9 Fourteenth street.

T WILL OFFER FOR SALE OF NOT
l. SOLD PRIVATELY at public auction, on the
premises, at O'Clock z. NJ. on FRIDAY, Fenrl'-
ary 3. 1874. two very fesiIab,e LOTS situated In
the county of Henrico the western line OF the
city of Richmond, one fronting 80 feet on Ashland
street and running back between parallel lines l3U
lin the plan Of Uopedae; the other fronting 80 feet
on Gilbert street and running back so feet 10 a
twenty-foot alley, being Lot No. At, la the game
plan. ;,
TERMS: One.third cash: residue In four and
eight months, six per cent. Interest added, secured
BY Iced of trust, or title withheld.
TO F. u. EACHO, Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-05
BY Chaflln, Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioreers.
Tenth street between Main and Bank.

DEAL ESTATE EXCHANGR.--0n
LII MONDAY, February 9th. at IL O'Clock "
we will sell at the Real Estate Exchange THREE
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, located on Cary
street at It's intersection with e<ervor street
These lots front each thirty three feet AMI run
back two hundred feet 10 nlley twenty feet Wild.
To those wishin, TO buy, it will AFFORD us pleasure
to show the property on amy day previous 10 The
sale. CHAFFIN, STAPLES & CO.,
fn & Anctnuenrr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-05
Ry w. II. Polk < TO-.
Real Estate Agents and Auclioneers,
No, z Tenth street,

AT THE REQUEST OF THE OWN.
n ERS WE WILL SELL AT The REAL
ESTATE EXCHANGE, on MONDAY. February
9th ut IL O'Clock NJ. that truly des.rab,y -localed
property ;iuated the north side OF tirace street
be. ween Seventh and Eighth streets mo. 7lOl,
with BRICK DWELLING thereon, containing
eight rooms above basement.
TERMS: Dne-third cash; negou bile notes at six
and twelve months, eight per cent. interest added,
secured by deed OF trust for the remainder.
Persons thinking OF purchasing are requested to
examine this desirable property ncfnre the day 0f
Sale. w. Il. POLh 4 CO.
fe aucifnncers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-05
by Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

DEAL ESTATE EXcHANGE.-COM.
IL MlSSIONER'S SALE OF A BEa UTIFUL
BUIkDING LOT; ON TH Ell ?, - EAT SIDE Or
STREETS.-Bowe rs. Bowe. In Richmond Chan
Gerry Court. Decree Of JANUARY 81, 1874 10 ex-
ecuiion of said uecree. will sell at the Real Estate
Exchapge, on MONDAY, 9th February, at IL
O'Clock 81. LOT on the eaat side OF Tenth street,
beginning SO feet north Of Leigh street, fronting
AZ feet, running back 118 feet TO an alley 2 lert
vide. and Wing between the residences OF D.
Baker Jr., and n. MTalfrieuh, so.
TERMS: One-third cash; balal &C at six and
twelve months for notes with interest added, and
title retained until the notes are paid.
A. ID. WILLIAMS,
Comm iSsiontr.
GRr;BBs g. WILLIAMS. Auctionecrs. fe3