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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-16

FIVE HuNDRED MEN KOBE THAN SIX FEET
H1GH.-In answer to an advertisement for
tive hundred men six feet or upward IN
height TO appear in the play of Julius
.Ca'ar'' more than eight hundred applicants
besieged the stage.door of Booths Theatre
yesterday. Theyebegan assembling as eatly
as O'Clock, aud attracted no small share OF
attention from the residents of the ueighbor.
hood. The door leading to the family circle
and the stage was opened shortly before
10 O'clock, aud the colossal applicants
for supernumerary fame were Obliged to pass
10 Indian file before the critical. eyes OF
Messrs. Tooker and Vincent, the business
and stage managers. Those Of them who
were judged TO be "six feet In height and
oyer" were passed along the passage In the
direction Of the stage, while others who
failed to come up to the specified measure.
ment were picked out of the ranks and sent
away. After about two hundred and fifty
of the tallest men bad been selected the doors
were closed and the successful giants, headed
by the police officers, were marched on the
stage aud drawn up IN lines facing the audi
forum. They presented very respectable
appearance After being engaged they passed
through the Twenty.third-street door, and
we're received by crowd of small boys who
lined the curb and greeed the men with
j,kes.-Ne,o York Times, Btu. 81 =,
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How IDAHO WAS NAMED.-Io the Editor
of the New York Tribune: My eccentric
friend the late DR.. George NJ. Willing was
the first delegate to Congress from the young
mining community. at the time when the
subject Of the organization of the new Ter.
ritory was under debate he was, as matter
Of course, on the floor of thu House OF Repre-.
sentatiVes. Various names had been proposed
without any seeming approach to agreement,
and the Doctor, whose familiarity with
Indian dialects was pretty well known, was
appealed to by some Of his legislative friends
for suggestion. One of them said g Some
thing round aud smooth, now, with the right
sort of meaning to it," Now it. happened
that the little daughter of one of these ger
tlemen was on the floor that morning with her
father, and the Doctor, who was fond OF
children, had just bten calling her to him
with, aida, ho, come and see me.
Nothing could be better, and the veteran
explorer promptly responded with the name,
"IdahO." scg.
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5e.,, RI,,l,liaIss,s,s Rniiesephy.

Il ~ g,hoys nsor,Ia baye the least vanity and
envy who fav The most os enuytnipg etss. i.
when thing gifts ripe the next ining y
tir,z e 10 rot. This applies 70 nasnulns Juas
az much az IL dog to pEG1kins. az.
& The more .rjtct and famous we gts LIE
more difasuft ft IL to fitie true srtend:
n, requires more nerve to await faangef
When 4; man loxes hiz manny he generaiiS
oxss big reputashun, too. ht 49, -. -. =.
s:T'o ai,eak the truth liz Simply an Az ov
[duty, but to speak It In the face oy DANGER y
i r e two kinds ov charity in tsls
world: one h from priaciple, the otner iroHi
impulse. Both are geod, but one u uisls s...,
sThare seems to be more Unity OF acRsDuh
am,Ing the wicked than anung the goou-,
the wicked hunt ia couples. anu al = lne
DEVILS troops are web drilled. e4
vice ripens slo,i but rots quickly
The man who II allwuss feddy 70 foiioW
ad vice liz sure to follow the poorest kiha tna1
offers. -: ~ 81 -; a.
auaintause sraskaH ev emmy klna th s'ls az y,
| Iofde}. 10. -, tho,
loved IL q tyrant, and pbool besides. 8
Next TO vanity, fiudiDg fault with others
| iz the most common impulse oy the nealt:
The meritsev a transackshun are generai!y
Judged by the sukeess, but this IS DOT saie
rule. / have seen man successfully tarreo
and feathered, but the transaekshuIn was .
shameful che.
Luv thrves the best On doubts ana yea.
lousys. -. ,,a
Everything haz truth in it II we could
only find 1t.
'Thoze persons who decide instantly make
about enc bit to four. blunders. !
Mummy IL The slave oy sum, the master oP
others, but if used right the friend ov all. I
| The man who liz modest from policy IL the
| most dangerous customer we have 10 zeal
With. ;,
We are far more happy In the pursuit oV
enpything than in the possesshun oV IT..
This is another argument to me oy the I'M.
mortality oy the soul
There amt no amount ov wisdom Kan beat
lucky phool.
Every sorrow, however we'll healed, leaves
scar behind.
Confidence, like chastity, if 1t IL once
broken, may possibly be mended, Dat It
allwus shows where there wuz.
One oy the Yilest slanderers we baVe IL the
plus party, who-listens to all the calumny ne
kan hear ov, and then, with upturned eyes,
" hopes 1t amt so"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-16
BY Frank d. Hill,
Auctioneer aud Real Estate Agent,
HOS Main street

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
II DWp AND VACANT LOTS
RTTACHEl,, CORNER BROAD AND TWEEN
TIETH sTREETS.-By virtue Of decree pro-
nounced by the Chancery Court Of the city Of
Richmond on the Goth November, 1875, In the
suit OF johnson ct ais. %. Greaner's executor,
will sell III public auction. on the premises, on
SATURDAY, December 10. 1875. st O'Clock P.
NJ, the very desirable BRICK DWELLING To-
Gated as above described, long The residence Of VIII
liam Greaner. deceased; also, Immediately after
tue above, three very valuable LOTS for building
purposes ON Broad street djoining the house the
west aud several other desirable LOTS fronting on
Twentieth street.
The DWELLING is 80 centrally located and well
known that more miuu;e description Is deemed
unnecessary. The out-buildiDgs are complete, and
there is every convenience for comfort. plat Of
the property In the hands OF the auctioneer wildbe
exhibited to parties desiring to purchase.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in one, two,
and three years with six per cent. interest added,
the title to be retained Until all the purchase money
Is paid. JOHN ESDERS,
Executor of William Greaner's estate.
Sale conducted by FRANK D. HILL, Auctioneer
Dc
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ByJ Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A COMPLETE
hS SRREf En e esb S5iLER 40
IN I RSshHEE EEzfsFs g.
O'CLOCK P. My Writ ne Of a deed Of trust exc
s9S by George w. Gillian iii and WIFE NJ duly
recorded In the clerks oi OF the Chancery Court
Of the city of Richmond, {deed.boek los A, p. 20
fault having been made in payment OF said note, /
shall. In part execution Of said deed, being required
so by the beneficiary, sell at public auction at
the factory, on Ninth street near the bridge on
ton Of the property therein described, being that
chinery in said factory and described in sale deed
90 VI ssTEAM-ENGINE and BOILER,
HT YDEAULiC PUNE f. With all the leather
: bands and pipe connected herewith;
is sHAPING:MILLs. -
10 B B4x:BthSs .f0nS' ''DS' S''' e0"p'e
BLOCKS, and Sinners; rns
3 B0ssHEAp sCREWsNleyer and block
ss SS%PsSes CUTTING MA
HGSp.PowER sTEAM:cRUsHER.
SO LUMP-TABLES with knives and scales;
jUhf-BOAECO Oh ISlLelsS
IS Q SMOKING.TOBACCO PACKING-PRESS-
sMOkING.ToBACCo FAN,
Lot TIN SHAPES, various sizes;
HAMMERS.
WRENGHkS, -
5000 T0sAcco.sTICKs.
HOISTING-TRUCK,o on rollers;
500 DRYERS, for Jumps;
FURNACE,
large Hrga PiP iRh
Q pair PLATFORM-SCALES,
l pair BALANCES,
/ pair HUGSHEAD SCALES,
/ GROWING MACHINE, for boxes;
/ GRiNDSTONE,
HAND-TRUCK,
BASKETS, ..E
BUCKETS, .. -..
SHOVELS,
SELVES,
STEP-LADDER,
HOGSHEAD HOOKS,
WATERPROOF,
DESKS,
LETTER-PRESS,
CLOTH, and BLANKETS, &c.
TERMS OF SALE: All sums under 90, cash over
that amount negotiable notes at sixty days sasfac-
torily endorsed. LEROY f. BROWN, Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Aucuoneer. ,,.
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale is postponed I'LL SATURDAY
the 9Th Of December. at the above lime and place.
LEROY F. BROWN, Trustee.
s j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer. de Il
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BY w. Goddin,
- n; z By W. Godu1n, L.
Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer.
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

Real Estate Agent and Aucuoneers -.
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets. =
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THREE
CHUNDRED AND SIXTY.0NE AND HALF
ACR nS OF, LAND IN HGNRICO. ON. WHITE
OAK. SWAMP; ALSO. HALF.ACRE LOT AND
ThE o sSHs Of ANp
I,ER'S PLAN. On WENTY-SEVENTH,
TWENTY!EIGHIH, r, AND s SCREETS.-
BY virtue OF a deed of the Cbancery Court
Of the city Of Richmond entered on the ION or
December, 1875, in the cases OF Sizer ys. lSicS-
irsonrs executor aud Mcclure vS. Dickinson, the
undersigned commissioners will proceed 10 sell at
public aucti n, on the premises In The order adver-
Used, on TUESDAY the 21st OF December, 1870,
at IL O'Clock NJ uf fair; II not. the first fair day
rico county, on While Oak swamp: belonging to the
estate OF the late Colonel James N. &. Dickinson,
adjoining the lands of John Fisher and others.
about eight or nine miles below the city OF Rich
mono. ~ r,
: Al on the same day ats o'clock, on the premises,
of Q aud Tbirtieth streets, with LARG Bkl X
DWELLING thereon, now or recently occupied py
Mr.. Hiram b. Dickinson; after which. on the
PIT mises At o'clock z. a., ELEVEN LUIS In
Hecnler's plan. Of which Nos. to 9 dnclusiyr)
have each front Of 81 $40 feet on Twenty:sey-
enth street, and NOS. IL to Is dnclus:ve) each
front 81 Gil feet on Twenty-elgh,h street between
X and streets
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at six. twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, interest
added, and tile retained till aIl or the purchase
money is fully paid and a conveyance ordered BY
the court y. q. MONCgkE.
30. LANE STERN,
--z NJ. NJ. GILLIAN, ~
de IL ~ Special Commissioners
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INsuRANGE COMPANIES.

IN NWALKEK d CO., GENERAL IN
LIZ SURANCE AGENTS, 1914 MAIN sTREE1,
RIGMDND. Vas represepttng Inc 49,. !. -. =,
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE ~.
bnrrS1 .Ensland-caIsitai,S 81 e.U0a. GOO gold.
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY of CinciR
5 mSNHaTTAN FTRR INSURANCE oOAPA
NY al NcwiY ork--ussstso over 35 800 BOO: !.
EYNOHBURG INSURANCE and RANKING
CoMPANY. OF Lsnehburg, va-asses o t'l',
! sy ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
B,ooklyn. Y,Sassets oyer % 90 EGG; i
lyn N.Y-asSets over S2.U00,0G0.
ToRTsMDUTH INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
Portsmouth, Va.-,assets over ESQ, coo:
AGO L,oSsea 6uuitahiY adjusted aud promQsly PAID
ss hSs agepcY. Applications soi1Gised, and lnme
Aa&ss attsat5oD given tksseta. CAV e
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RIcI1Moyp AND PETERSBURG, RAlLRoaDl
SsIss.a - E : z COMPANY
nnTnRER d. 1879


COMMENCING OCTOBER "a, 1875,
Y trains Of, this road will run as follows:
5:Io A. n, THROUGH MAIL daily EXCEPT Sun.
day.. connecting for all points South
Z - ~ and Vest Sleeping ear attached run
7:45 4. NJ. FREIGHT Train d,ily Except Sun.
49, day., with coach attached for Peters-
!. rHsst.3 burg. and stations on The soufhslae
-; road Lyuchburg, and the West
sangers taking This train W1il make 1s
close connection at petersburg ZOE
: ~ Norfolk Elegant paror-car attached
sf, runs tiironghto Weldon. : ,,;,,
500 Pm. FkpIGh saiIy Except Sunday vain
80 LEAVE PETERS BURG NORTH.
7:5O A. NJ. .FREIG AT TaAi.s Iiaily except Sum
day. gI Kin coach a if as,11 connecting
= with Richmond. FREDERICKSBURG aha
Potonac railroad for all points Eas'
5,oo p. M. ap FREIGHT daily Except sundays
1895 p. ~, THROUGH Ma IL daily Except sun
/ day., connecting With Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac lallroa1
81 forail points sastand West. Pullman
,y,,.s ia sleeper attached. running through
to Baltimore. Also making Close
si connection with the Chesapeake and
~ "a Ohio railroad for the Ytrelnls Springs
aud all points North and West.
The MAIL TR Ems viii rot stop between Rich
rnond and Petersburg ext ept at Chester.
sayan ssssef Fopida and soa,wess Georgs who
leave Richmond by morning srnins, are lntorinsSS
that this line Is the only one that connects tarousH
Without delay or break in sehes ue. 80. r,u,
Pits nj $50 A. 81, sud returning win leave Csesd
% 2:A0 =: NJ MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS a'N
Az TRAINs leaving Petersburg Win start from
&C 2b'S - A. SHAW. sapertaten1ent.
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RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD Comply,
RICHMOND. Va, November %, 1875. I

RrCHaoNp AND DANyILLE RAILROAD COMPLY
RICHMOND, Va, November 20, 1875. {
SCHEDULE OF .TRAINs.--TRAIN No.
- 1.--CHARLoTTE + xPREss, Westward-Leavss
$3.50 4; M; leaves Dundee at liza P. NJ; leaves
?: NJ: leaves salisbury at s:lo 2. n. arrives at
TEAM NO.. 2.5sNEw YoaK Asp NEW On.
LEANS EXPRESS: Eastward. Leaves Charlotte at
At ss4 leaves a.
A.; leaves Dundee al i:2o e. 81; leaves Burke;
yi!ls at e:o7 PM: arrives ia Richmond at SAT
TRAIN No. 3.-THRoUGH MAIL-NEw YORK
FOR THE soUTH-Leaves Richmond at 1888 T.. NJ.
1888 2. M; leaves Danytlle at 1889 p. n.
lea yes Greensboro at 8 A. M LEAVES salisbury
$50 A. NJ sayss sh q Junction a75o
Leaves Charlotte at 9:l5 p. M; leaves Salisbury
leaves panyiile at sos 4: n. leaves Dundee at
r Sias AZ a.: a Bic ata:sa p. N.
Westward-Le leaves Richmond Ut 8 a: ~; arrives
at Burkeyille RI 1885 +. ID. leaves Burkeyille at
ar lives aysfog a. SG he sod
TRAIN No. 6.-BUnKEvILLE AccoMMoDATroy,
EastWard-DeAycs }RurteyilIe ut l:20 2. ~ ar
rives at Richmond at 4:43 Z. n.
=. Train No. 9 connects at Richmond with the
Chesapeake and Ohio rnilroad.
Trains Nos. 8 and & connect ar Greensboro with
trains to and from Faleigb and Goldsboro'.
All through trains conf ect at Richmond and Dun
dee with trains on the Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, and Washington City, Wiz.
gina Midland and Great Southern railroad, to and
from Washington, Baltimore, Pbuadelphla, ana
New York
the Richmond, York River and Chesapeake Kali
road trains to and ffom Baltimore and eastern
points. -,
trains on the Allsnts aud Richmond Air-Line rail-
road to and from GreeuyIle, atlanta, Montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans, and all SOUTH
western points. ~ .sG sZE3 40,
Trains Nos. 8 and 4 connect at Charlotte with
the Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta railroad lor
Columbia, Augusta, Savannah, Tallahassee, an2,all
Train No. connects at Burkeville with the A.
lartic, Mississippi ana Ohio railroads from Lynch
burg, Chattanooga, and all southwestern points.
Tickets sold 10 all southern and SOUTHWESTERN
points, and ba2eage checked through.
Unbroken gauge from Richmond TO New Oreanss
Pullman sleepers run on ali night trains.
Local tickets are good only for continuous pas
sage 10 the points named on the ticket NO laY.
o''A $3.50 ~ - p NJ. r. TALCOTT,
s-..5.f General Superintendent
.JoHN R. MAcMURpo, General Passenger Asent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-16
BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lib MaIn street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
4 LOT NORTH EAST GoRNSH QP NAN in
AND MONROE STREETS, 80 BY los FEEI
TO AN ALLEY.-B By virtue Of a deed Of trust exc
cuted to us as trustees the SECOND day Of pece-
Der, 1874, by lockwood NJ. Howe, and duly re-,
corded in the clerks office Of kicbmons Cfancery
Court deed book ] 05 B. page 81 TO secure Ger
fain2 Syllable note therein mentioned; ard de
fanithaying been made in the paymensof ssta note,
being 50 70 90 ~ US ne 96 dss
=. GsISss X Nj 1S, ye6s
on the northwest corner Of Msin and Monroe
streets and described In said deed rs foIows Begin
ming ut the corner OF Muti and Monroe streets,
thence running along Monroe street 1S3 feet 70 IN
alley 90 feet; thence eastwsrdly So feet; thence
souihwardIy and parallel with Monroe street los
feetto Main street thence wsstwaFdiy along Main
street 10 Monroe street IS feet 10 The point or be-
TERMS Cash SUFFICIENT TO pay expenses of sale
and note Of $1,000 with interest from 90 OF De-
cember, 1876 ~ lgsHssta = ifSE
These terms may be altered q sale. 800, -. slts
.'l<FsS|E E2s-F5g<E JAMES PEASANTS,
Hsf;t% 81 ~ y.TROAPSON BROWN,
= ~ H. 2 81 u \ EsfG.4 Trustees.
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Mole work fof &. g. White. The ex-
preston Everything is lovely and the goose
hangs high .. ID q corruption Of the saying,
&c Everything Is lovely and the goose honks
Fhigb.D The honk Is the note sounded by
the Wild goose Units flight, and is about Che
only masiein which that graceful bird In.
dnlgess The meaningless word hangs -
shenld be Immediately eliminated from this
beauiif@ and popular description Of the SIT
tiatiou. T. a..ssz's q
Z, g Is this they az 70 Aberdeen" asked a
gentleman of u man who was breaking
stones. g Moo; Whsn did ye, come fraeaf =
was the Thoroughly Seo!eh answer. g What
busioess is it of yours where come from %
returned the gentleman, angrily. . Gu. jiss
as muekle as it is whaur ye're gauin, re.
piled the lspidarg, quietly resuming his oc.
cupation. .,,3 s. ,,f,.5 Il, 81, 80
AT the court In Belfast, Me-, recently,
Judge Libbey sentenced Martha L. Towerte
twenty .fve gears ,intt the State prison. This
fact was ! communicated /, to the prisoners
mother, who was struck by the magnitude
OF the sentence. - What did theyfdo that
torf ~ she exclaimed. s Twenty years |!
Why. he ison't be contented there three
ibeeks.n
I II is remarkable fact that the Republican
presid Dental ticket for 1872 naight haFefead:
6 For Pseaid eni, Hiram q. Grant: for Viea-
President, Jeremiah Goliath ''---t these being
the real birfh-given names OF The iliustrioHBi
pair Chicago Journal n
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& a
An Influential journalist Of the Fatherlaud
has been engaged making q new map of Eu:
rope. he maps cut as. follows, and bis coli
oring is sustained throughout :" Germany
has an absolute aud pressing need Of Dem
mark and Holland. In order to secure Them
she can sfford, to give RussiaRa free ticket in
Turkey. Later on. Germany will require
likewise England, Belgium. Switzerland, and
one half OF Austria. In order; tosecure them
she can afford to give Prussia the other half
Of Austria, Persia, Arabia, and Egypt. The
Eatins are to be restricted to their respective
peninsulas, where eventually they will sue
eumh on gingerbread and fancy nick-nacks,
and thus leave their fertile localities to be
equally shared between the two great domi.
uant powers of the Old World" Let us
take It for granted that America will be left
to the Americans. avea
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DISCUSSING THE CURRENCY QURsrIoN.-
from the Chicago Tribune -1,bey were
both sitting in the grocery about $3.50 T. M.
and talking over the currency question. SAID
tall, thin man, with game eye, a red nose,
and suspicious glassiness about the knees
of his pantaIoens and the under part of his
coas.sieeyes You see, all this talk about In.
iating the currency by the issue Of more
national bank notes Is humbug, and iii
'splain 1t to you. Now, suppose Pm going
to start q national bank, what do | do?
Well, go to Washington, to the Secretary
OF the Treasury, and I give him one hum
dred thousand dollars in United States
bonds, and he -" {: But" said the other
disputant; an old man with a severe counte-
nance and a mouth like the slip 10 post
office letter. box, tsyou hain't got no one
hundred thousand dollars in United States
bonds.n SWELL" said the first speaker,
rather hastily and testify, but suppose, for
the sake of argument, that 1 have one hum
bred thousand dollars 10 bonds. I take
them to the Treasurer and -" "But,"
gro Wled the old man, what'n thunder's
the use Of your supposin' you had one
hundred thousand dollars in bonds? You
knows wells I do that you hain't;
you never had" "Don't make san
culinary fool of yourself" retorted the tall,
thin man haven't you got sense enough to
understand what T amsayiDg9 Suppose"
he said, beginning anew for the third time,
with his face very red, "suppose, then,
that 1 take my Que hundred thousand
dollars in bonds to the Treasurer and -"
g But" replied the severe old man, with
resounding thump of his cane on the
floor, "you know you have not got one
hundred thousand dollars in bonds, nor ten
thousand dollars. nor one thousand dol.
lars, nor one hundred dollars. Your
father hadn't enough money in his life
to pay the tax on yaller dog, and you'll
never have any while you go on
drinking poor whiskey, and have got shift.
less wife like that of yourn. g. hundred
thousand dollars in bonds Yes, in horn"
"Well," said the tall, thin man, :" if you've
got any bonds they'd belong to your credi-
tors If you were honest" Then they
clinched.
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By Richardson s. Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
J. - 1113 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yVALUA-
CBLE REAL ESTATE ON THIRTEENTH
STREET BETWEEN MAIN AND GARY
AUCTION.-In pursuance of decree OF the
Chancery Court OF the city Of Richmond entered
on the 7th day Of December, 1875, In the suit OF
Wallace ps. Wallace ct ais. the undersigned APP
pointed commissioners by said decree for the pur-
pose thereof will offer for sale, the premises 70
The highest bidder, By public auction. Oh SATUR-
DAY the ] 9Th day Of December. / 75, at4 O'Clock
2. d., the following described valuable BU ILD1NG
LOT, suitable fer mercantile or manufacturing
Thirteenth street between Main aud Cary streets,
and running back 20 feet. r., ,.,s-aa
TERMS: One fourth OF the purchase-money In
cash the residue upon credits of four, eight, and
twelve months, the purchaser to give negotiable
notes for the deferred payments, with interest
added and title retained until the who purchase
money is paid. JAMES LYONS,
10. LANE STERN,
A. L.. BOULWARE, Il
q .asE5 ~ ~ s.t Special Commissioners.
RIcp ARDsOS e Co, AuctiopeerS CeS
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BY NJ. Bates 4.
successor to Perkins & Bates),
Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer,
Tenth and Bank street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a VALUABLE
4 LOT AND TWO BR1CK "A OUsBs,y con:
TANNING FlVEs@ROoMS EACH, AT The
NORTHEAST CORNER OF. SIXTH AND GhRY
STREETS, FRONTING SEVENTY FEET On
CARY, AND RUNNING BACK ONE, Hun
DRIED AND FORTY-EIGHT. FEET ON SIXTH
STREET TO AN ALLEY FOURTEEN FEET
WIDE, AS A WHOLE Oh IN rWoIVFS. AS
MAY RE D ESTRED.-By virtue OF a certain deed
of trust bearing date the 2lst day OF May, 1875,
to me as trustee, to secure the pay OF three Ger
tain negotiable notice therein described, sbalde.
fault having been made In payment OF one or the
said notes. and being required so TO do BY The holder
thereof-proceei to sell at auction, on ,be pre- Bses.
on WEDNESDAY, the 22d instant, at 4 O'Clock 2.
M the PROPERTY above described. r.zE.t ~.
This Is rare opportunity for good investment.
as the property now renting ut the rate OF twelve
per cent. OF its value, and will pay TO hold until me
property Is In demend for tobacco factory or
other large manufacuturing house. = -
" TERMS: Cash sufficient 70 pay expenses OF sale
and q note for 81 ,03O with interest from ll1 OF
November, 1875.
! These terms may be altered at sale:
~, ,zsas pM. BATES, Trustee.
N.RATES Auctfoneer. 80. - de 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-16
ByJ Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Aucttoueer,
No. his Main street, op, osite L tspdtch Office.

TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF
L the Chancery Court OF the city Of Richmond
entered 10Th December, 1875, In the suit Of lIelt
ct ais. Us. Burk's administrator ct ais, the under
signed, special commissioner. will OH TUESDAY,,
coed to SELL on the premises, at public auction, ONE
HUNDRED AND TWENTY.E1GHT>F FEET OF
GROUND on the southeast corner Of Clay and
Bowe streets being four lots the lot forty
feet, the others twentyntne and third feet each
by one hundred and ffty.three fee. TO an alley
twenty feet wide. t5l ~
MENTS, Nos. 543 and 545. having three rooms
each, with Kitchen, on east line OF Brook avenue,
In front of Monroe street, frsnung on Brook ave-
nue. twenty-five feet each and running back between
parallel lines - feet.
TERMS OF SALE: One fourth cash: balance in
four. eight, and twelve months for nego' liable ties
bearing Interest at six per cent. and title retained
JAMES II. DOoLEY,
I'D special Commissioner.
l. THoMPsoN BROWN. Auctioneer. de Is