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New-York tribune., 1875-08-23

arm and struck John Kennedy, an old man OF NO 3O4
West Sixteenth ST. who being In the saloon and hearing
noise. had come out to what was the trouble and
was thus wounded. Gafney and Harmon were arrested
and latter held in default OF $500 bail to answer
the charge Of assaulting an officer whie Carney was
sent TO Bellevue Hospital wounded prisoner. NO
further clue to the murderer had been obtained up to
late hour last evening although hope was entertained OK
securing the presence Of Curan before the inquest Is
held BY Coroner Croker who gave permso yesterday
for the removal OF the body OF Langdon from the police
station 40 his late residence.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-23
FOREIGN NOTES.

A London telegram says that the Consul.
General Of Ecuador at Paris has received dispatch
from Panama announcing the assassination OF President
Moreno This confirms the statement to tie same effect
In The TRIBUNE Of Thursday last.
TORONTO, Aug. 21.-The Medical Council
taking action for the suppression Of Illegal practition
ers Three prosecutions were instituted this morning:
j. +. Evans, miracle" doctor, was tDed $50 and
costs; Dr. W. g. Clark was DISCHARGED and ii. knapp
BalOu was held for further examination.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-23
SATURDAY At LONG BRANCH.

LAST RAIL LAID ON THE ALLrRAn RoUIB-sArUR
DAYS 6AYErY.
LONG BRANCH, N. j., Aug. 22.-The last
rail OF the arail route to ocean Grove via tie Central
Railroad Of Jersey laid yesterday. Trains will
begin running on Monday morning direct to the Method
list campmeeting grounds. There at present over
5000 worshpers ~ the Grove. Seyices are held there
three times day. beses prayer and experience meet
ing In the interim.
Fully 1000 people arrived here yesterday. and the
hotels are crowded The usual Saturday evening full
dress hops took place at the Ocean. Vest End Mansion
United States, and Metropolitan Hotels.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-23
LOSS OF THE BARK GEN: wOIsLEY.
SHE GOES ASHORE on BRIAR IsIAND-A GENERAL
CARGO AND AN ORGAN LOST.

CARGO AND AN ORGAN LOST.
ST. JOHN, N. B., Aug. 22.-Information was
received to-day Of the wreck Of the bark Gen wclsey
while on her way from London to this port. She went
ashore on Gull Rock Brar Island, Bay of Fundy, and
will be total loss. The bark ia Of 100 tons register and
Is valued at $32 OOO insured for $4,000. She had
general cargo for St. John merchants also an organ for
the st. John Roman Catholic Cathedral, valued at
Sc 6OOO The steyes Brothers Of ST. John arc managing
owners Of the vessel.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-23
NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-Rear Admiral Reed Wor-
don ordered command Of the south Pacific
ton per of the 30th from NewYOrk Pay In.
specor Chas H. Eldrdse has been ordered 70 the chmond
Fleet Paymastf 0f the south Pacific Fleet place Of
Pay Inspector Geo. L. Davis detached from that vessel
Fleet PaymasoT and orrreto home and report
arrival BamakeT John Nal order I'd " The
tOaa
New-York tribune., 1875-08-23
A WIFE BEATEN TO UNCONsCIOUsNEss.
On Saturday night Mrs. Michael Maher o

Thrtcentrave and Lush-st., in Newark, called at a
saloon in the ncglborhood in search OF her husband.
This so infuraed the latter that he followed bis wife to
their home and beat he about the head with heavy
hickory club until she nsonsibe. The ruiiian was
arrested. The physicians state That the womGus WOUNDS
New-York tribune., 1875-08-23

THREE MEN DROWNED AT HoLYoKE.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Aug. 22.-Three young
men, named Thomas Grady. Frank MCGUIRE, and Robert
MCGOWAN. capsized while rowing the Connecticut
River at HOy0ke this afternoon Mcclure only reached
the shore, the others being drowned.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-23
PRESS CONGRESS AT BREMEN.

GERMAN JOURNALISTS ASK FOR FREEDOM or THH
PREss-IMMUNITY FOR CONTRIBUTORS CLAIMED.
BnENEN Aug. 90, 1875
A Congress Of German journalists opened
here to-day Resolutions adopted asking Imperial
legislation in behalf Of liberty OF the press 10 publish
truthful reports OF public proceedings OF law con;t and
granting immunity from disclosure OF the names Of con
trbutOrs.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-23
ROBBERY OF A STEAMBOAT OFFICE.

ALBANY, N. Y, Aug. 22.-The captain'a
Office Of the steamboat City Of Hudson rubbed Of b
tween $500 and $500 Friday just before the vessel s
hcr doOk hers.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-23
MOVEMENTS OF TIE SIOUX COMMISSION

OMAHA, Neb. Aug. 22.-Thc Commissioners
appointed TO treat with the Indians for the cesson OF the
Black Hills country TO meet here on the 18th nst
and for the Red Cloud Agency via Fort Laramie
the day following. The Grand Council will open Oh
Cont
New-York tribune., 1875-08-23

SUPPRESSION OF RELIGIOUS COMMUNITIES.
GENEVA. Aug 20, 1875,
The National Council has passed re.olutions
for the suppression OF and Sisters of Charity
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-04

from the New iOrk Evening Erpresal
the lury made the ence desirable Tor a week,
ana their no verde" Is likely 70 keep them SIT.
urg on tne ran 70 Toe crack OF doom, and hence
me nlslonune OF the engagement The jury
shoWed real iack Of courage IN not showing their
hands. eyen Though it u nObody's business but
then oan, a. 10 proves that they also are fence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-04

lfrum TIE Loctport az. ~ JournaLj
IRON toe commencement o. this trial there
nafo Deen i-dicatiOnA TO strong 20 be mistaken,
81 q asrk ard auBne conspiracy against Mr..
bcecher N ~ became necessary 20 Involve wO-
mau in the conspirAcy 70 give 10 reasonable pros.
pect " success n ana not because there were nos
tnrts Conkplraiofa. comp tEing much talent, SUB
Uetg ana cunnlnE. VIA 30 obstacle IN the waV OF
10 oVnrthfUw IA lantroV NJ HenchRr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-04
rHg CHURCH DOES NOT sUFPKR.

Nr. Beecner Wu continue 70 preach to those
who Wisn 70 near aim and M. TltOn, toe, win set
90 WORK a. best Ne mar. There Is no reason why
tnO~e not immed ately connected with the eoRtro-
Yersy ah0uil l-'- their eQuanlmtty. We have all
along aeeilued % recognize hr. Beec3er as tho
rcpresen awe Of Christianity, or even % Amert-
can CnrzuAnlty. Had no fallen and been con-
vieteo 81 toe hcin us onence with which ne Ia
cearged ths Cnurcn voud not have suffered.
the MISTAKE, seems - Us. that some OF Mr..
beecter'n too EeAious friends have maae, ana are
n4AiuE, % 10 clatming toe mucn for him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-04

NfuW % tuNaIu UoAuuaNItlhI A0VertIFcr.I
n "a vas hard 20 secure tWeve futsutGenE TN.
p@ruaL honest men % trT "a az arst, nov mnch
greater Wti taat dffncultf Be- new tnat the people
have petn discuss "a tte case rel1inE the evil
far uk E1io1a mpnthai 30 20 40 uot belleye
tuat were Wii ever te atcoad tftAl. mis one
nsg oonbtesa VA ena unaatis actoulY, Bat 90 q
AZ gesd, decent OhrisuAn people wAu rejoice
% hear tue iast OF AL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-04

DlsiricI Attorney PnKLPs-rhe result was IN
ticiBated, and the pablo ought 10 be GLAD Oh
scandal trial Is at an end. We nave, l hope, hear
the last or it.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-04

Prom the Cattaraugus IN. ~ Republican,
Hls 20 be regretted mat the results OF the trial
are 30 inconclusIVe. IL places MIR. Beecher In q
very unfortunate position, fron which he may
never nc relieved. While we have faith that Mr..
eeecner IL innOcent OF the charges made against
HIN, the cav 10 surrounded with perplexities
whieh te-~E the matter In some doubt. And
whtle ,as1OuOt remains Mr.. Beecher's influence
VIII Uc seriously crIpeled. lie wIl doubtless con-
unue 20 breach, hut his marvellous eloquence Will
not naye the power OF former days, wnen the
great preachers purity was unquestloned. We
trust that future events may FUZZY aoish his ia
nOcence ana re ieve him from the crushing load
wnlcn nov bears upon hin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-04

IRON the Ellerviile IN. W IournaLl
II IL not In the power Of any jury 10 enace nom
the pubnc sense v hat has been taugnt curing the
progress OF the trial; the people will iOslst on
having their own opinions. That opinion Wln DO
VeII generally not tnat Beecber ~ innocent or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-04
THE INSULT Fatal.
fEraA fna gwrl
BgLOvYD RTEcBEa.
IErnnn the rllnrI


ItrOm the Hartford OOuTantI
the result viii DO less Satisfactory 10 dr. Beeci
er's frieuds than q complete verdict Of acQuitt'
would Ne, but IL will nevertheless be he'd an a
Quittal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-04
IF NOT, WHY NOT ?

BEN WEINBERG, OF Exchange place-I have not
yei decided whether or not hr. Beecner Is guilty,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-04
LET 1T DROP.
from the BreoklYn Eagle. !

FROM the btcokbn Eagio.l
The community now has the rlgnt to insist that
this case shall be allowed 10 drop out OF public
Vew. UDleas 0ne side or the otter can strike al
e1ectvc blow. In some way not now foreseen, no
reopening of the old contest Will be tolerated.
Pubic senument nay % accepted as united In
this--tnat the world has heard enough about Mr..
ntoa's personal gricvanceA That tune will bring
sone solution Of whatever mystery there Ia now
Ia this case 90 ngmly believe, but the next gem
GRAFTON may haYc succeeded ours before any light
a tarown upon - other tnan thar whicn now sur
rouaaa A. to-aaF.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-30

When a Nevada photographer wants to
make good picture he puts the sitter in bi:
place, pulls out navy revolver, cocks it,
levels II at the mau's head, and says: Now,
jist you sit perfectly still and don't move a
hair. Put on calm, pleasant expression of
c0untenance, and look right into the muzzie
of this revolver, or I'll blow the top of your
bead Off Bly, reputation as an artist is at
stake, and don't want no nonsense about
this picture"
"Sure," said Patrick, rubbing bis head
with telight at the prospect of a present.
from bis employer, 81 always name 10 do
my duty" II believe you," repied his EN-.
ployer, "and therefore shall make you
present OF all you hayestolen from me during
the year." IL thank your honor" replied
Pat, "apd may all your friends and acquaint-
ances treat you as literally" so
If this thing keeps on our obituary poets
will be ruined by Chinese cheap labor. The
following touching verse on the death of
Yet Hung. by bis friend On Hand, is from
the Milwaukee Sentinel:
Thlow way him la'ge 1at.ilon.
Mash him tub an Dleak him pan,
him got tough him washee business;
Ale same dead Chinam3n.
Gonee No. out How, long side Joss.
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ANClAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY, September 90, 1878

WEDNESDAY, September 20, 1879
sALss.-SI 500 Virginia deferred sold at s''
400 Richmond city 6's sold AT SOY.
GoiS.-american gold. II 6 bid. ,o,. 81, a.
STATE Securities. Virginia consHls; 935 n,u, on
s ssSsa 'sss II Sc asSsd TrsSs
crunons. rs bid, $50 asked North caroliaa '"hue'
Of 1866. 10 bid % asked. . o.. ~, t,,.
RIennond city Ga. SOY bid. 90 asked: Pete, shurg
city 6s 77H bid; Lyncha,rg Ely IS % Sl9; w ,.
asked Lyuehburs city 6s ,S az a. az SS az
Railroad Bo,,hs-ch Chesapeake and Ohio ksilread
and tennessee second mortgage 6's j. and J...73
askeI: yrgnia aud Tennessee thtrd MORTGAGE 9s;
and D. 5Sx Ia n IS
petersburg Railroad first mortgage SIS J. and!J
s6 bid. SO asked Richmond ana Petersburg Rail,
and Peter .rurp Railroad SECOND inortgnge 81, A.
4 y, 100 bid: Richmond Fredericksburg and P0-
tomac Ksroad mortgage rs, :; 8 D. p ea a
mortgage CO. j. 4 j.. 80 did: Richmond and Dam
vile Railroad consolidated 6's. NJ. & N, 72k bid.
Canal Bonds-James River and kanaSha Cana /
first mortgage 6'S,.M. & N, COY bid, 81 asked
James River and Kanawha Canal second mortgage
8's. N. & ~. 37h BID, 42k asked:
Potomac Paiiroad common, 100 par, So bid, 67H
asked; Richmond, Frederick ;ourg and Poso H.,
Railroad six pc cent. guaranteed, 100 par, SO blo
seven per cent. guar 100 par. 92 BID; Sea-
hosrd asd Roanoke Railroad guaranteed, lOo par
95 bid. ,., ,oo
par, IO3 ASKED: Plsn'ers National, 100 par, 70
hid, 40 asked: Merchants National, 100 rar, 81
bg LOO asysd state BIS Gt s ng paner Saw
ings. IS rar. eia bic. 2sx assed ichm nd Eank
Ing and Compsnyn rs a pr ,s * no.
5d ss3 askea yisIIa i Ise ps HS
! De hid 90 .sks d: Old Dominion, 100 par, "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-30
By W. Gouuln-
Real Estate Agent and AuctlonecT'
cnrner OF Eleventh and Bank Strecse.

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AUCTION
I J TION of THE. WHITBY" ESTATE. On
LANES RIVER AND on BOTH SIDES OF TIE
MANCHESTER AND PkTEsS2nRG, IuaN-
PIKE. ABOUT TWO MILES BELOW Man,
CHESTER, CONTAINING Two HUNDRED
AID sixty. ONE ACRFS.-By virtue OF decree
tered on The 221 OF October 1874, In The case OF
Pptfersop rs French, &c. we shall. as special COM
missioners thereby appointed, proceed 10 sell at
Tublc aufinn, at The 4" Whtby' mansion. on
MONDAY The 4th of October, 1875. at 4 O'Clock
r. NJ, IF fair If MOI, the first fair day th.r aIer:!
Tie VALUABLE STATE known as WHITRf"
now owned and upied by Colonel :. basSett
French, located IA above. containing Zol AChES,
or which about 40 10 so acres are james river low
gro,In1s of superior qusty. The dwelling needs
repur but 1t Is surrounded by sh 'de.freeS ana mas
long been noted for Its lIcalthfuness. The estate
will be- Undivided or sold as Il whole. as may he
deemed best nj the time Of sale. IT dvi"cd, Lot
west of tue Petersburg railroad. will cnn'ain 20
acres; Lot R, between The railroad and the refers
burg turnpike, will contain % acres: lot &, wing
east Of the turnpike. will contain 80 acres OF ID,
on The liver. viii contain 80 acres more or less.
These lands are admirably well adaD'ed Tor SUI
bur>an residences, market or dairy fui ms being
quite accessible to the markets OF Manchester anu
Richmond. .,8s -
TERMS: Enough IN cash 10 defray expenses OF
sale and cost Of suit balance i'm equal instruments
for nc go,ia rot g. well endorsed, secured by
trst.deed or title retained. payable at twelve,
and eighteen months, with interest added
A plat Of The farm can be seen at The office OF Inc
ouctioneers. &C MCRAE.
A. L. BOULWARE.
SDecial Comm isSiOnerS.
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AUCrion SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Richprdson & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1113 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEVEN Val

TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEVEN VAL
i UaBLE BUILDING Lots IN THE COIN
TY OF CHI E51 EKs LID, ON HULL AND DE.
CATUR STREETS; NEAR THE TOM OF
ibe provisions OF eerIain deeh Of trust hearing
date fhe 1Zth day Of January. 1874, and duly re-
corded In The clerks office OF lbe County Court of
Chesterfield, from William u. A,lderdlcs and wife
Davis, rtl> tees for tile EasI-kDd Building Fund
Company, TO secure The nuynirnt of certain obiga-
lions of debt therein mentioned we shall IS trustees
In said deed. sell by auction. on The premises on
MONDAY the 4th Of October. at 4 O'Clock 2. W.,
ELEVEN VALUABLE PUiLDfNGi LOTS 10 the
county Of c. esterdeld near The town Of Manches,
rer DESIGNATED b. the Nos. 2. 3 4, ard s. on Hull
Street near L. Q street: Nos: SO and "a, on Blil
street between Evans and Taylor streets, near the
store Of Messrs. MorIissette 6 Brother; and Mes.
IT, 7s,: 70 ard 80. on Decatur street bet" cen
CIoptDn aud vans streets, opposite the residence
of fhcm1s Vas'en, 49,. ~ ......L
TERMS: One-third OF the purchase. money In
cash: the balance in four. eight, snh twelve
months. negotiable otes 10 be given for the deifr
rcd payments, with inttrts! added nnh secured Dy
4 del d of trust - -'.lla s. w. FARRAR,
-. 49, 80. ssr-...s JOHN A. MEANLEY,t
.s. T. WILEY DAYS, ,g
Il. .".." $685.. .' Trustees.
FrcrARDSoS G. Co, AuCtfonfers. SO %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-30
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
- 1ll3 Main street.
RARE OPPORTUNITY TO BOOK

A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO BOOK
N "' LOVERS.
shall commence the sale OF ffe tEBf Sahu-
kEIWIIRRAKY OF the lat. so we'll. known homas
II, Wynne on TUESDAY NIKE. the 2Sh IN.
slant. at No. 1909 Main street., next donr 10 me
Planters Fank builcirg. and shall contipue inc
same daily until the whole Of The books are snid.
The collection. numbering some 0.O00 vo uIhes
arc pamphlets, Is probably the CHOICES ara most
valuable ever offered at auction 10 this STATE; IL
comprises geanlnes from every .ne gro,
and in various languages, and valued departments
of uierarure il Is peculiarly and unusually rich 10
State History, pub icarions Of Societies privately
printed suppressed morks. and those OF limiteu eni-
lions COME ierate States publications. WORKS ON me
.Aborgines. on ArInoEry. Htrslorv. Gencolr Rv. ue
olcgy. and Illus trated works: but The croHnng al.
trarrion IS in the rich sssemhlage OF rare WORKS on
Virginia history, ephemeral tracts relatir TO flc'
mond etc, etc. !, ,o,o
We can confidently ASST TT that !! VIII be long
time before another like opportunity may present
Itself to our br ok-loving frat rnily:
Sale hours FROM 10 A.. Nj. 10 3 L; ~: ana from
40 90 ts Auctinneer.
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By Richardson Il Co.. .n
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
No. 1113 Main street. -.

rONTINUATION OF OUR LARGE
" SALFS OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS.
IN TAlT'S PLAN TO THE CITY OF RICH
MOND. BY AUCTIUS.-At the request OF Charles
w. Purcell executor of The h:e Bacon Tall, we
ahall sell by auction. on the premises, on TUES
DAY the 9th day Of October. at O'Clock y. 4..a
Isrge lumber OF valuable BUILDING LOTS in
Taits plan TO the ely OF Richmond. commencing
and continuing In the order In which they are
named, as foll0ws-to wit On the Mechapicsville
turnpike nc The Of Jay street. nee TO How
ards Grove; Washington street between BaKer
sire, and H.. turnpike TAFT street bel Baker
street ard the turnpike; Christian, William, aud
Richard streets.
IEhMS: Unc-third Of the purcbase-money IN
cash; the residue in four. eight twelve, dfteen. and
eic}Ietn MOI tbs. negotiable notes 10 lie given for
the deferred payments, with interest added ana
RICHARDSON & Co.
20 o. AiirfOnecrS.
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PORT OF klCTIMUND, SEPTEMBER 70, 1870.
ARRIVED.

SIN rises MOOD SetS.. 6.ZU
sun >es............ 5.51 Hlgh toe. ....... I.4O
PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER 20, 1875.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Shirley. Travcrs, Baltimore. merchan-
disc and passcngeIs L. Is. Tatnn, agent.
Steamer John sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk. mer.
chandise ard passengers. l.. i. latum, agent.
Schooner Sunbeam, Bunker, Calais, plaster, and
Schooner Woodruff Slmms. Farrar, Philadelphia,
coal, Powhatan Iron Company.
| Schooner Many A. Trainer, - Philadelphia,
Schooner Traveller, Hodges, Philadelphia, coal,
j. h. Watkins.
SAILED.
| Schooner 3. " iTownsepd, Townsend, New York,
camel coal, Geivas Sl0rrs agent.
| schooner Annie V. III rgen, Thompson, New
schooner E. b. ~ harton, Burk, Troy, n. Y. coal,
Curtis i Parker.
Schooner VI. d. McNauhgton, Burns, Philadelphia.
Schooner Morning Light, Bowers, Norfolk, truck
barrels, Curi lie & Co.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Philadelphia on the 2sth, schooner A. D.
From New York Oh the 27ih, bark Agdus.
MEMORANDA.
The schooner John Mcdowell, McKendry. from
Richmond. Va. arrived al Philadelphia OH the 2 Srh.
The schooner MAID seward. Applesir. h, arrived
at Baltimore on Tie 2Sth from richmond.
The schooner tura ann, Powell. from Rich
The echooners Ami. +. Moon. Philips: Breeze,
Clamner. were oa"ipg At New York OH the 2cth
for Richmond, Va.
NOTES TO MARINERS.
Notice is hereby given That Lishtship No. "a has
hscu relieved 10y Lighrshp No. 2. near Winter
Quarter Shoa. she cxhyis one light, has one day
mark at III lin III 2st heGG, and is painted red, with
Winter Quarter in large white letters on her
sides.
Winter Quarter Shosl bury has been changed
from Il iirst.clas nun TO tirst-class cau and ship
Shoa buoy from second-ciass caa to iirst-class
num- G.. Is. WHITE,
Com. Unittd States Navy.
Lighthouse Inspector, Fourth District.
PhilQdetphia, September %, 1875.
BY Telegraph. -....
FORTRESS MONROE. September 29.-Arrived
Bark A nnic Marks, from Richmond for Brazil
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ACrls,s sALss.-pa.nre n d., ..
ByJ. l.. Appersm,
Real Estate Auctioneer ana Agent,
1O16 Main street

COMMISSIONERS SALE or r,.
~ VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY ,dd!nE
as THE MONUMENT HOTFL,-Hv vi,:o"S
decree OF The Lbancery Court Of he city ~ yTY
moud entered ON the Goth or PebT usry ! q. hth.
by consent Of fbe parties in Dff rest ,e h,,and
special cnTnmissio toner's. thereby apysd I,s @ az
The premfscs. at. aurtfon, IN THUbSDa ~ ~ ,sn
t0ber. 1876 a. 8 O'Clock r. 81. ~ far. Ih yc
next fair day heresffpr) shs wei,.kuo ~. 'he
va liable MONUMENT HOTEL pRnpanLiIrsay
AZ the norhwest corr er or Grace and slr,,,
fronting ON he former IS 5-12 feet, on 40
1G3 4-12 feet With depth on The xorr' ,, ,Nltr
$50 feet; and .wtdrh on The r,ar Iice or 20 ne q
feet r that deIth. The hotel Is pa-,Iy w. xS-l2
partly four stories above Ibe bas erneni. -. aud
tains Fix rooms ftb- wooden .ent1p.Dt al: GA
contains 81 ven r0omsl: Kitchen. laundry synranS
apart mefits. sttbes, r1rriaQt -!iGrrse &c % 'Ahh
Situated In the ge graphical centre 81 ihe c,,
front OF Capitol street aud Tie ilpdsnrnn ~:
Square. With an elevation ins,iring ne ,I,,in, psS
fine views Of the surrounding caunfry. r. {. 'h aI
considered as The most desirable position VIII
limits for much needed gne toi.l. ''-'n -
TERMS: Dne!fifth cash b,Iar c. IN cons, t.,
men's OF six. twelve. eighteen, tw,nly.fnr ,h,1 s
rh!rty.six. .fOrty.two. ioriy.eighr, df,Y.fon,
Sixty months, with iutfre<t payable half r..r @sl
all the deferred paNmcns, for negotiable notes IN
each separate instalment or p. incipal ard 81 f,'
est, and the title rrt3ined ulI the whole n,,,rh
money Is paid aud conveyance direct NV t-
court. u WILLIAM GBpLS %
9.a A. l.. BOULWaRF'
sc ii SPECIAL Commissioners
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-30
by \. NJ. Lee,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
No, Eleventh street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
OBLE PROPERTY IN AND ADJOINING
THE CITY OF RICHMOND, KNOWN As GR!F-
FINS SPRING.-Pursuant Of u decree or the
Chanccry Court Of the city of Richmond, pro-
nounced on the 18TH dry of April, 1872 ana TIE
dav of Juue, 1876 will, Us special commissioner
named in said decree. proceed to sell at public suc-
lion on the premises on TIL TUESDAY,. september
80, 1875, at O'Clock 2. NJ, the pror riv &C.
scribed in said decree, aud known rs s.GhlFFlN'S
STRING" containing between NINE nnI ~ ~, \
ACRES IA map and survey VIII be exhibited al the
salc,. and lying adjacent 10 Climb .rtzo Hill and
the pI opposed Chi mb1raz' Parh and has on IL me
celebrated Gritiu's Spring, and, II is believed VIII
be very valuable IN few years. AID being SO large
body Of land should attract the attention OF capt.
talistS. Said property Is SCld for division anOug
The legatces OF the late r. o. Hasku3 and others in
tereSled.
TERMS: One-fourlh cash balance on credit OF
six, twelve. and eighteen months for negotiable
notes, with interest added aud title retained until
all the purchase-noney las been paid:
W. l.. COWARDlN,
SEQ Special commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-30
BY Richardson 8 CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Ills Main street.

4 DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING
n ANDLOT ONTHE WESTSlDE OF TWEEN.
TY.SEVENTH STREET BETWEEN NJ AND
STREETS FOR SALE BY AUCT1ON.-We shall
sell by auc ion. on the rtmises, on THURSDAY
the 3Oth instant. at Az O'Clock 7. NJ, 4 valuable
BRICK DWELLING AND LOT. with basement
and two stories above, tontsinn tive or SIX rooms
Kitchen &C. on the west side OF Twenty ST venth
street between NJ and N streets. Church Hill.
TERMS: One third Of the purchase-money In
negotiable notes to be given for the dt terred pay.
ments, with interest acncd. and secured by deed
of trust RICHARDSON Il CO.,
ca % Aucl ouperS.