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The Morning herald., 1875-11-29
PHILADELPHIA MARKE|
Stock Market,
Philadelphia Trade Repa

Saturday, Nov. E.-Cotton Is ID
request at a. ,al33.c. for mlddlllg
and New Orleans.
Bark is nominal at S.. per Ton %
Quercitron. Il
seeds-New Cloverseed is in go1di
and sells at s34alVc per pound l,a
out of season. FlaXseed is in goMa
at 81 55.
Groceries-Coffee continues W1
the demand being confined te lhe VI
the trade. Sales OF 31b bags KloM un ia,, u
| 50 bags Santos at l9l &C.; ana wv V'a|
caibo at Dl9a Nac.
Sugar-There are no offerings
quote the market firm at saS4c.lm,
good refining Cuba. There Is llV,Y wv
mand from refiners, as they are III
supplied by theirrecent purcilassss l;sns
boring mal kets. Kellneua ,a7io ous% ~
firm at lls1c. for cut loaf; l9Sc' m .,s n
! lOslc. for powdered to12c' lof s'''
and l0c. for r"A.' si
| Molasses-A small cargo Is oasi1 ,a5
as yet no sales have been repo't@r msr,
Flour and Meal---The Flour ~ I% a,
sents no new features of inteIesl,
a few hundred barrels changseu, r;Ia =; hi
to suit the local trade at y WS1 ! psvn,1 ~M
tine: $5a5 80 for Western anu u ifsml1 anil
extra; IS for Wisconsin exlis Ssa1 '@I I,r
| aH 90 for Minnesota do. do'; SaI Soa, ss n
| 0bio and indiana. do de-; al1aHI
fancy brands, as to quaIlt!' ro!n M
selling at S. l21g5 o. III WE
sales. L.. a
with a fair demand TOR Prlh'. hm's.viIyaDll
local millers. Sales OF fennIl;1 :, uaI l;1
| 81 36al 40; do. amber at = fa, and u
| red at slal -, as to qllallN Cornb|
| 81 43al 30. In Rye no sales sor veI}
request and sells at 7tanc n. lTOat:s4
| mixed, and 55a63c. or new; -. Tr lolj
at 36a isc. for mixed, and 4-""' Il,
Whisky is scarce and co''lN'"'
Western 1ron-hOund. III
philadelphia Produce ~, M
Butter quiet; New 1d York fo.' dhsai dfra|
county extras, 34@Soc,;; ~ IN IO' tnn
Western extras, 30aSsc';s .l9s e9; s saa
Rolls. extras. 2s@29.; do. nl,S ,. ANN
Cheese dull. New {Sts, {GSss,e;pb rub
do. prime, l2ss4@ls]4c' "''
10; Eggs firm; stock scarce, s.rs fSlsl| Its|
Nav Jersey. and Deia""''
Western do. 3l@32c. -
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THE HERALD.
WILMINGTON, NOVEMBER %, 1875

GOVERNOR INGERsoLL, Of Connecticut,
has appointed to the United States Senate
~ the successor TO the late o. s. Ferry, ex-
Gov. English. Ho has represented his
district in Congress- and has always been
y consistent democrat.
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houses, and nearly 10000 more voters, un.
less the art Of falsely assessing aha repeat
ing, is more perfect in Republican Phila.
delkhia, than Democratic New York.
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nu0CKINu DIPLOMACY.

English society was padiy e'o"en
shocked, when it was discovered at the
Court Of St. James that Mr.. Scl'enck, the
American Minister, was a champion
Euchre player. But the scandal he has
recently been associated with is still
greater shock to England, and a great
source of modification to the nation he
represents in one Of the highest courts OF
Europe. An interest in the Emma Min
ing Company, which has proven shame
full imposition upon the public, would have
involved Mr.. Schenck only to the extent
of being unfortunate in his investments,
but when he countenances the swindle by
giving the use Of his name to it as a means
Of inducing others to invest, for the sum Of
fifty thousand dollars, he has committed
an act, not only objectionable to all laws OF
society and business, but positively
crime. So far his defenses have not been
made with sufficient grounds Of reason to
warrant the step he has taken.
English capitalists have been too often
seduced, by false methods Of inducenent
to invest in American "bubble specula-
tiors," which have bursted, and lead to
terrible financial failures. This renders
completely of Mr.. Schenck in this fraud
all the more scandalous. He literally
sold the credit and reputation Of his high
mission and his good namefor fifty thous-
and dollars. This may have been given to
the Envoy in stock of the concern, but it
was nevertheless a crime on his part, or
perhaps misdemeanor, as it might be
genteely called; at the same time it was
as much an act of dishonesty, as ilnbued
anv of those who received stock in the
Credit Mobilier! If it had been stock
speculation it would have been cunning
of business, remarkably shrewd, and at
tributed at once Yankee keenness, but
instead, it is a diplomat, who acknowl
edges that he loaned his name TO a vile
. cat speculation that he knew nothing o
T at the time, only what had been repre-
: sented to him by Mr.. Pack, an oil.
: tongued agent of the affair, whose business
t appears to have been to rope into tn
4 swindle all that he could, and among tn
! number was our minister at St. James.
+ If Mr.. Schenck has lost by it, then he i
It too truly unfortunate to have lost botl
financially and in reputation. The com
d pany has abandoned the attempt to worl
d the mine; it has only e2,50O left Of tn
: original capital of 100000; but it ha
l. lust elected a new board Of directors, The
n will make it their duty to find out wheth
1t er nybody can be held legally answera
e bic for the fraud. The New York IT.
ar buas says: $50 far it is known that NOR
Is than the full value of the mine-in othe
O. words more han three-quarters Of mi
II lion of dollars-was distributed in OF
a tanning the cooperation ofmen who's
or names would weigh with the public, an
IS consequently influence subscriptions, an
IN it is known, We are ssrry to say, that on
nj Of the names thus purchased was that {
10 the American Envoy"
Mr.. Sehenck has disgracsd the high p.
r. sition he occupies. He cannot hope
" maintain the respect of people whom l
ae has aided in cheating, and we shoul
ef think his resignation would be wanted b
NJ the President at once.
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Reported by Craige, johnson .
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-09-04
golo trot Der 9pcesfompf ,

Balo trat ea 1otestampf Elm.
S&redli&e 6rampfe marterten feline
@lieper unt prrprebten feline Mueer, pte
I'm 9eten 70 iaaft wie Sterne sefrablt
batten. Damn wurbe er trteber rubts
ger.
No& einmaI iub er NIT einem Ian,
gen TN Gpce bredeneen 8ltde 0epnc>
rem ld&enlr an, bic li9 iiber ibn bins
sebeust bate.
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e%ntitunben iinp unr Sldbunsen uuo
0erftopfuneen neranlaGen. 90 pte bic
lrOpfen bic N~usflbruns beg Strhes
bepirfen, Der bic Bei6werte neranIabt,
70 nebmen fs bic Symptenae uno 3us
fdae neg, bic aus iener Quelle ents
lprunsen tuaren, J. 9. ni6t nur bic
foltfartiBen 9eibl1mersen, irnberr aud
pte cauon abbdneisen 8sldwsrosn pss
6auptes uno Der 8ruf, ben Sdwtneel,
cas Drdfen unp Die Ddfetfeit pes
Sopfes, Dunfelbeit Der Nusen unb Be-
fltntmuns Der 8ruf, aud baS be-
ldwsrlibe Nus> unp ginatbmen, 3us
fdue, pelde b~eiOnrerS ben 6Ypobons
crifen 5fters fir@terli@ fnp.
@eaen ellie Qetpen beS
wetbltden @efdIe9tes.
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8let4fu9 DIT,
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6etafl rpfen,
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weIde e~ew5bnlt6 i@neu sebetlt rrerren.
tnpem bic Irppfen BEN i6arfen, fOdeps
ben S6lstm auFSlen unb a%bflbren.
9eaen: entsinrli6en unb 9ronts
idsn 81 benmatiSmns, sessr
9t6t sauise, remittirenpe unp in
tsrmtttirenoe Gteber, sesen 4rantbeiten
res Slutes, re- Nieren unp Der 8lale
@eder1
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Spspepfa,

oper 8errauunes : 8sidwsrben, SOpfs
ldmerh S@ultetf@mers. Beflemmuns
Der Sruf 5uaen, iaures NuffOBen
aus rem Nasen, Sdwinpel, i6le6ter
@sldmaf I'm Wunce, @ausnleiren,
6er3flopfen, SGmersen in Der Nisrens
segene, unp tunrert anpere Sranfbsitss
GrlHeinunSen, tpel6e tur6 n%nperpaus
lt9fett er;euat rercen. @e9en:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-22
AUcTsON sALES-Fn.nre pav.-
BY Richardson's Co.,
Real Estate Agents an kuc,toneers,
lib Vain street, Richmond. Va

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LARGE Avn
i VALUABLE COAL AND COKE pRnPEpnrUU
S9gSTiE $ u j, IiE STATE OF y iihGasfp
RI:hMoND, ANDI IN FOUR MILES or TIE gEE
JAMES RIVER AND hANAwHA CsSHhE
T l ETHER WITH ENGINES, MACriSsRRYY,
sHRY fok Al SPxTs sH2 SG TscE
s ,Nn PPRopE ;s AZ aSD :, 4 LEASE OF ROAD
virtue OF deed OF trust dated ;he n or Noya,nS
Der. 1873. and duly recorded In the crrks; NM
Of Hsurlco and Goochland Counties, cxecu,eI ty
the James River CoaI Company 10 the sn1scr,., W
the subscribers tben2 cirsctld 50 To do hy ihn h'
fciary in said decd shall. on TUEsD1y ~.
22d nay o: JUNG, 1875, at IL O'Clock 81, In front
Eleventh streets, In tie city of Richmond i M, WI
State OF Virginia. expose for sale at public au"ne
ne above mGnsonsd properly. consisting Of q
less known as "Trent's": TRACT GF I.VTr,
containing 100 acres: more less known n. :. vi,
chaels's"; TRAIT OF LANb contaiiny rs
TRACT Of LAM, cont aiming $50 acrpy. NOR. a. -.
less, known as 'Dictrck's estate" Tk. '"Is 0s
LAND c2n'aining 400 acre II ore or lcss. kaax,
SURFACE aud MINrRAi.S Of "A TRa WT:r' m tns
LAMP containing ,243 acres known as car.
BIN Hill Mines"; sal lease will exprre on the 2s'h
OF june. 1856. A lease moon tire roai and fr,n
cnises Of the ruckahoe and James kiver ra,'ral,
Comrany; said road extenis through aid !snds ~
the JhfHeS River ana Nan tWhI Canal. said t.,s,
expires on the % II Of June. 1886. Engine Ne
chinery, Mules, Csrs. boat IoolS, &C.. mrce>Sa-,.
for an extensive work Ing, raising. and tran>n1r,,
OF the product OF said Coal aud Coke Oroncr,.
portion OF the abOve-mentiOnrd proper,y-,n vii.
the 107-, 160-. l5S 800. and 4OO.acrc trac,.'i;
surjcct 10 liens prior 10 SAID deed TO abon, Tho
amount Of $25.S50 principal and iHicres,.
TERMS: One-hsIt cash: balance IN two canal
instruments al one and two years: the deicrr, Il In
stamen,s to bear interest al the rate OF sly n.-
ceItum per annum from day of sale. and eyG,nrcd
negotiable nDIp, secured ny TODD of,
said properly.
Maps ana schedules Of said property may he seen
al the office Of The auc,ioueer.
GEORGE D. WISE.
ROBERT HOWARD
THOMAS q. JACKSON
my 13 HENRY VI. SEE!Y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-22
AUCTION sALEs-ruture Days.
by Cook 4 Llugntou, Aucuoneers,
No. 10 Governor street.

MONUMENT HOTEL FURNITURE,
WI PIANO, ELEGANT MIRROR CARPETS.
HORSE. BUGGY, AND WAGON. HOTEL AZ.
pURTENAN NOES, &C., AT Acknowledgment
to make Charge In my pres business VIII sen
at auction, commencing FRIDAY the 2olh In
ara mt. at ! O'Clock. ,
THE ENTIRE OUTFIT OF THE MONUMENT
HOTFL,
corner Of Ninth and Grace streets; consisting IN
part Of one z ociave Rosewood Piano mauc ny
iIrovesfeen E Co., with STOOL and coVrr-an excel-
lent instrument: one elegant French plate Mirror.
In ornamental gilt frame, by feet walnut KEEPS
Paror Suit. Carpets. Engraving. ihere arc iorty-
eight chambers. furnished with Walnut Marine top
Chamber suits. MahoFsnv aud Oak Cottage cham
her suits Hair and Stuck Mattresses BedolnR,
Pillows, Chamber carpets, Toilet Sets, Lhalrs &C.,
4 Chandeliers In good orncr u d. Zen OAK DUNG
Room Cane Chairs. In the kitchen VIII be iound
l iarge-size Hotel Range. with appurtenanc's s., IN
perfect order; ! Copper Steam able ana FIX
lures, as good rs new: l Sinety-GalOn Roller,
with steam piping: Kitchen Tables: COOKING
Stoves, Bakehousc Fixtures aud Furniture. once
Counter, Chairs Engrarings. &c, &c. also. per-
fectly reliable Family Horse. fva years nlo. per-
ftctly sound and ecntle. and works Klngly IN mar
ness; TOp-Bu .gy and Harness. In perfect ofder !;
/ SrniDg Market Wagon and Harness.
The Holrl Furniture and Fixtures are all IN eoou
order. and will be sold without r. serve.
TERMS: sums under $50 cash over $50 thirty
days credit for approved paper. . sx-
Cook & LAUGHTOS, Aucioncer5. my22
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-22

BY Goddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers ana Agents.
LOG Main street

TRUSTEES SALE.-FARM In GLOI-
TrSTEp COJINTY FOR SALE At AuC-
TIOS IN FRONT OF The CUSTOM.hOUSE IN
This CITY or RlCtMONi; lin psssussnce OK a
dlrd of trust dated The 24'h day OF teoruafrS,
William X. Rowe and Rosa Rowe his wife, and by
the quest of the holders OF the notes as d s ST.
Inn S75 at O'Clock NJ, sell a, public auc'lon,
In front OF the c.istomouse The FARM k hs Is
the Hermitage. I'm Gloucester county, on ne iUn
th. lands of Messrs. ". T.. Stubbrteld simon
stnbMefIesd. aud J.C Rowe. improvements Dwel-
ling with seven or eight rooms, anu all hecessaiS
Terms: For casll as to so much rs may ne neces-
s,ry TO 6efay the expenses Of executing ths trnst
ord ri rharpiug The amount of money Que on l3l)
Ihirtv.nne notes of 466 &C each past due" and IN
,nei and "a To the residue, on such terms us The
trustees may direct. l. .: Do In rm e.
s. HUNTER,
oo Trustees.
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BY Cook x LauglIiun, Aucuoneers,
No,1O Governor street


nEREMPTORY SALE OF LEtiAN
/ RAR.COljNTEkS. HOTtL-RANGtS HEAT
SODA APPARATUS. MLr-
Sis &C., AT GtkOT'S HOTtL, AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY the oath instant. al . o'ciGck. We
will SELL without reserve 1t Gcrnl'S Hottl, on MAIN
beiwc, n Ninth and Tenth sIrtclS. iht eeE.ut
BAR, OUNTkRS AND rlNTIkES,
the h,ntl,omcst In The ci;y. costtig S9Uu;
] SrORE-I Dun very hantsnm.: ,,,
LARGE FURNACE ind HEATING hIPA-
KNTCS for Ih,ec sto les. completes;
| SUDA-tOUNTAlN, with generators ana loui.-
$50 SYirIuN SODA-r OTTLFS in perfect order !;
, LNHGt- ~, RESTAURANT EA\HtS as
good as new. costi!.g 4 $50 each with orollcr AT
,I.I.PtTMP icomplctrl as good ~ ncw
lLhTNURY-NhNGE and LAUNDRY FUkAl-
'TURE; ,,,,
. exec lem CHAMBER CARP~TS:
A lot of FURNITURE consisting OF . ,,,.,,
WALNUT BkD>TEAD, MA lIRkSSte, led
DlNt,. TABLES. bUHEAUS, and I'll AlhS
l FRENCH.PLATE WALNUT-FkAMh flEk
GRANITE TOILET SETS. CLOCKS,
Handsome silver. plated WISt.CONlER.
WARELt-MOEl AK COOKING UTENSILS,
GLASSWARE,
STOEEWAKt,
liNWAlF. Sc. &c. ~ .
G dcmjiohns BTMGhkDNkR WlilSkLl, ia
MAICA RUN. and PORT VINE;
The sale Is positive aud unreserStd, ana lltllls
the a attention of those wanting such articles lis SAKE
TEnMs: Sums under 400, cash: sums OF Sluo
and over sixty DAYS credit for approved EeSttable
pI nv 20 COOK 4 LAUGHTON. Auctionecrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-22
BY Cook Il Laughton, Aucrloneers,
No. 10 Governor street

HANDSOME FURNITURE CARPETS,
IL MASON & HAMLIN PARLOrs ORGAN,
&C. &C, At AULTIUN.-At the rrquest or An
drew Washburp, Esq. Who Is declining housektep-
ing we will sell at his re:ihence, corner or SGD
and Frarslin str cts. Gu WEDNESDAY, the 26th
Instant, at lO3 n'd ok, Ia. d ONE assorlmens 81
FUkNITUnr, &C.. consisting VI ,., ,..
! MASON Il HhMLIS PARLOis ORGAN, with eight
stops. IN BEAUTIFUL " alnut Case-an excellent
handsome WALNUT PARLoR SUIT, latest dtsign,
covered with blue and crab repsi
| GREEN REPS PARLOR sUIT,
2 elegant TAPESTRY CARPETS ana MUGS,
/ elegant WALNUT ETAG ERE with large FRENCH
PLATE MIRROR. /, rn.
WALNUT ard MAHOGANY HAT-RACKs,
WALNUT and OAK EXTENSION D1SlSG-lABLEs'
Handsome WALNUT MARRLE-TOr BUFFET,
CHAMBER CARPETS, MATING aud OlL-CLoTH,
SOFA-lOuSGE, .TAIR-CARPEtS and LINEN,
COTTAGE CHAMBER FURNITURE,
" ARDROBES. AATTRES>E f., BEbDlNG-
REFRIGERATOR, LOOki SG-Sr0EES,
OFFICE :. BLkS and DESKS.
CHAIRS, KITCHEN FURNITURE. &c.
ei'>-' CUUk & LAUGIITON.
rv o2-S JuSW3t AurtioncelS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-22
by J. l.. Apperspn..
Real Estrte Auctiuucrr ana agent
lllH Main Street.

A BEAUTIFUL PLAT or Abo r,,s.
EASTERN SUBURBS FOa Sale Al ,,inty.
TION.-Will be sold, ON the premises, on n,r.. de.
May 2S, 1875. as O'Clock T. at.. ,ha aytn,niSx
Messrs. william and Johu W. ihauer, on n rmS
fairfield road near the central Asylum, an Hs,.d
far from the corporate limit. IL vii! Dc olsio e
and sud in lots on convenient size. fronting VI
TwESTIsTH, TwESTY.FRST. rwESIY-SsEt .tsasI
and I wESTY-THIRD streets teSt-naeul hIr az
road, &c, or otherwise, As may De heeinsu ~ ,SpE
s.fle NooNE cAS co AAiSS IN INSEsTiNn nIn~
AT PRICES THE LOTS WILL PROBABLY hhiSs.i; ,so
TERMS: OEe-third Cash; balanc. NJ one asatia-
years nrsrest NJ six per cent, Bslf weary, nv
Irnsfsdess, j. l.. aPtEHSoNs
nv en- Rsal Estate Ausueasss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-22
By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LARGE
AMOUNT OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
y THE GIT1 Of RiCHMS Sn pnhfiGGKRINGHhM
ar AiJCTION-Bv virtue OF decd or trust exc
cutcd by James +. Goddin and wife 10 The slIlScr-
hers dated 18Th OF November, 1877, ana uhiS
No, Eleventh street in he city Of fichmond on
SATtrRDaY. 22d Of May, al ~ O'Clock NJ, the
following proper'y1to WI: rp.Cr or ,hout
oA 81 @ TriIUsaSD Di AtKES Of LASD wing IL
Ruc XII CHAM county, Va, about one h.h G Gu a i
canal, being me same land once owned ny Charles
i. Morris. This tract ahounds in valuable slave
tim,cr md a. IT. Is r IN ' s s,'
LOT No. Z, in 81 uarc 40. II, III the plan or Full
ton. on the east line If Sr1hnm no street between
IOT 80 nv SO feet, on The west inc OF 81. Pcter
stn ct bel wecn Charity and Federal streets. in ia
hG T"5 SO hv 81 feet on the south side Of Green
street, locucd between Dover and Cumberland allo
Cherry and CuIycit streets; cha s,,,,,, sid. or
Green street, running back TO an alley fec! wide
LOIS Nos. l23, l2G 1872. Jay 10 ' .n m Gol H.
Hcnrico and Il little ABOVE The New North rna1i.
these lots arc supposed TO have value Tor brick-
,t?itSCT OF "a 95S-I0OO ACRES, known as
MANSFIELD, situated in The northeast suburbs of
ire city, and adjoining the farm OF me late Ir.
Dcanc This lanC almost adj joins the city, AMI pos
sessp> peculiar value by reason OF us proximity 10
The business centre, and is just the place for hand
some suburban residence, or 1t may he cut up IN Il
pIan for hui ding lots and sold 1T Il large profit.
an undivided one-fourlh interest in The property
In Inc upper tnu oI the VALLEY known rs llAF-
ERSTRAW'>. and containing about IL acres.
An undivided unc-fourh Interest in Il LtiT on
rrakc and OHIO rarlrcad, near the haversraw pro-
perry. fronting 4sl': feet r. y WILLIAMS.
TEAMS; At sale j. !. i: G G:'Yi.'NAS'
CRITTERS & WILLIAMS. AucliOneclS.
vii
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The ladies have AL got the neuralgia in
their shoulders from wearing spring clothes,
and many new dresses are supplemented
across the back by porous pla>ters, and next
TO ve,t-'ront mustard poultice is gcncr-
ally most worn. Young ladies alternate be-
tween Il necklace for Strcet-wear and fltn-
mel RI. for the house. Diamonds are worn
in the ears with much effect abroad. but u
lock Of cotton and little roast onion Is the
usual adornmcnt at home. Pearl powder Is
applied 10 the shoulder for full dress, but
camphora.cd oil and bart>llorn liniment are
considered very pretty, also for the sufferers.
Silk stockings with coloreG clockings are the
things for Iow-sla>hed shoes, but pals Of hot
mustard-water and warm bricks arc also
much worn on The feet Boston Post.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-22
BY j. l.. Apperson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
1Ol6 Main street.

THAT LARGE AND REALLY NALU-
i IBLE MANSION (No. u AT THE SOUTH
EAST CORNER OF GRACE AND "FOUsHEE
SHEETS Al AUCTIpS.-Will be sold, on the
premises, on TUESDAY, May 25, 1875, al 81:
o'clock +. NJ. the abnve-"escribed MOST DFSlRA-
ELE PROPERTY, occupied by samuel NJ Bailey,
ESP, containing fourteen rooms (:nur fulstzed on
each flcorI and wide hail through the centre, porch
I'm front and fine th-t estory purtico In Ielr mod
crn convenicnccs and Improvements: Kitchen OF
ample SIZE Stable ana carra2c-houSc, &c.-all re-
Gently nut in thorough repair.
The LOI fronts co.. feet on The south side OF
Gr.c. street, and runs back 1873 feet to wCe
alley ~
II Is RARE THAT, FOR SUBSTANTIAL IMPROVE
MtSTS, COMFORT, AND CONVENIENCE OF CON
STRUCTION. AS WELL As ELIGIBILITY OF LoCA-
TIOS, so DESIRABLE PIECE OF PROPERTY is
OFFERED FOR SALE.
TERMS: Uuc-h,rd cash: balance ut one, two,
and three Years with interest payable quarter
yearly, for negotiable notes for principal anu III
,crcst secured by u lrust-Geed.
myl2 j. l.. APPERS3N. AuctIoDcer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-22
BY Augustine Royal,
successor to Moody & Royalty
Real Estate Agent and auctioneer,
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester va

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE HUNDRED
Il ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND IN CHES-
ThREIsLp G0UMTTY' As2 3, F Flvs n MtLEs
ROAD, On MONDAY. NAY GATH, 1875. At
IL O'CLOCK NJ, IN FRONT or TIE COURT
HOUSE IN THEC CITY OF MAN CHESTER. Va:
By virtue of z deed of trust executed by Daniel
cary and Mary Lcary. his wife. TO the Undersigned
trustee, b-ariug date on the 9Th day OF February.
1875, and Of record In the County Court ciefK
office d. b. vol So. page 112. and heirg required
so 10 do by The ciary.I shall sell at PUBLIC auc-
ton at the time and place before stated, ONE Hun
DRIED ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND. lying In
the county aforesaid on the Eroadrock road. about
Ave miles from Manchester. About % acre Of lano
cleared. tie balance heavily timbcrc8. Ih-re Is
small DWELLING on said farm, ana all the usual
out houses, and we'll fenced in.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses of sale and 10 pay OH
n note now due OF $500; the balance 10 be PAID al
such lime or times as will be maize known al sale.
INV X A. C.. AT1K lSSlN, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-22
Bv Frank -. Ilili,
Real Estate Agent and uc,loncer,
HOS Main stree,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LARGE MINI
l. Der OF VALUABLE BrU.DISG LOTS uy
TENTH. ELI VtSTH. TWELFTH. AND THIR-
TENTH STREETS BtrWEEa CLAY AND
LEI II AND NJ AND y SrREET$. IN THE
CITY OF RICHMOND. AT AUCTiOS.-H yirrue
Of deed of trust from Philip T. johnson 10 tie
undersigned, sole acilng tu-trc, recorded, Janu-
airy 3Otn S14. In the clerks Ccc Of the Chancery
Court of the city OF kicEmopn. IN ID. e. log &,
page 233, will sell at auction on TUESDAY,
May 20. 1875. on tie premises. ut / i. o'clock
u. NJ, u large number of very desirable III LID.
ING LOTS locate q rs above Described.
The sale will commence Il: Il point distant 100
feet from the ncrlheas' corCer Of Cay and Hcinh
streets and adjoining the cnlorcd ligh.Schoo and
will he continued according 10 iLap IN the uicr Of
The aJctiOnesr. Rc:c lots are all iow-pi tcd and
being near The Chesapeake and hln kailrnad work.
shops and the centre of The CITY should attract the
attrnt ion OF the wursing classes or others c>rouS
of investing from FIRST hnuGs. Such an opportunity
will seldom occur again. This property has been
held by the family for nearly 4 century, and
the tile Is Itrirct.
TERMS: Ono-fourfh cash III" balance In tx,
twelve, and eighteen months. with six per cent IN
terest added, and secured by iced OF trust.
FRANK ID. HILL.
myl1 sole Acting Trustee.