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A Wife Beaten 20 Meath.

NEW YORK, August l0.-Mrs. Catharine
maxwell died IN Brooklyn yesterday from
the effects OF terrible beating she received
well on Sunday night. Both were under the
influence of liquor at the time. Maxwell
was arrested.
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SECRETARY BRISTow is spending a few
days with Secretary Fish al Garrison's, on
e Hudson.
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THE TORPEDO BOAT INTREPID, now at
New York, has been ordered to Newport.
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Bail to Be Reduced.
The Saratoga Races.


SARATOGA, August 10.-This is the FIRST
day Of the August meeting.
THE FIRST RACE
was for the Kentucky stakes for two-year
olds, Sl00 entrance, with ~ 600 added the
second horse TO receive $500 out of the stakes:
one mile. Seven horses started out of thirty
three entries. Parole took the lead at the
start, and kept IL To finish, winning the race:
Adelaide second, Sultana third and NcDan,
iels, brother TO Harry Bassett, fourth; time,
L444.
THE SECOND RACE,
Tor the summer handicap, was for all ages
500 entrance, II. F., or so If declared out,
with $1,000 added; two miles. There were
twenty nine entries and three starters Grin
stead; the favorite, won after a close contest
with Wild Idle; time, 3.37x.
THE THIRD RACE
was a sweepstake, for all ages, a OF mile, G
started. Madge was the favorite at the start.
Madge led, but Leander took the lead at the
turn. Madge again went TO the froat at the
last quarter, winning by length In the ex-
traordinary time of E15x the fastest on re-
cord, Rhadamanthus second, Leander third,
and Australind fourth.
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THE RECEIPTS to-day were, from internal
revenue, sc; 2,31s9i; from customs, 500, 319. o.
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BUTTERED WArERMELoNs

bUTrEKED WATERMELONS AND FIR
NANCE.-The st. Louis Globe-D Democrat pnh-
fishes letter from Hon. b. Gratz Brown ON
the currency question, In which he discns-
the national bank system, contraction. &c.
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Accident TO President Jewett.
NEW YORK, July 10.-President Jewett, of
the Erie railway, was thrown from q car
riage on Staten Island yesterday, and had
his leg broken.
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For ENC SIONS.

TIE MARY WARRINGTON
hss larger room Cor pleasure parties than any other
Boat fDk CHARTEk LFERY
ia AND EVENING. BegnIar Ee-N
TIPS 70 GiymOut and return Mon
days, " ednes.ays aud Fridays, leaving sth-street
Shsri az = N Apply OF board, or to DR HOW
Jes-in p. II TROTH, President
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n WARRANT was issued today in the
Treasury Department for one cent, the same
being necessary to the proper adjustment of
an amy officers accounts.
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THF NATIONAL BANK NOTES received at
the Treasury to-day for redemption aggre-
gated .S5 4Gn
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Alabama,s Ffrsf n,

A1ab0ma'D First Bale.
NEW YORK, August l0.-The nrst bale Of
new Alabama cotton arrived here yesterday.
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THE CATHOLIC QUESTION IN DELAWARE.
The democratic nominating election held
Saturday in Wilmington, Del, resulted in
the choice OF the following ticket Mayor,
VIM. q. Whitley; President Council, ]. Park
Postles; City Treasurer, Edward McIntire.
The main interest conferred In the mayor,
taere being four candidates, one OF whom,
George O'Neil, was q Catholic, and kthe
struggle resolved itself into somewhat Of o
contest against this element. o'Neil re-
ceived sI7 votes, Whitely's majority being
only 3s5. The nominee Is Q strong candi-
date, but the republicans feel confident Of
Valentines election.
An ENGAGED COUPLE DRowNEp AT
NIAGARA.-A lady AMI gentleman who
were ON visit 10 Niagara. yesterday went
into the river below tlle falls 70 battle, and
being caught In the eddy, were carried ont
and drowned before assistance could be rem
dered them. They were soon % De marned'
TIE AMERICAN RrFLExEN retuned 70
London yesterday from Paris 1ney visit
Sir Henry Halford to-day - hts country
seat, In Leicestershfre, and VIII go 70 Liver
pool ON Thursday, wnere ,psy wi, emeark
New York.
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HEAVY ISSUE OF POSTAL. CARDs.-There
were 4.2%S .00O postal cards issued during the
month Of July last, on the requisitiou OF
Po>tmaSteTs. This is the largest number
ever ISSUED in any month before
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COMMISSIONS SIGNED.-The President has
signed the commission of Philip DOppIer
collector OF internal revenue for the 6th dis
trict of Missouri. and Charles w. Patterson
register of the land Office at Marysville, Cal
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SECOND LTEUTENANTs Smith s. Leach
Dan {. kingman, Eugene Griffin and Will
lard Young, corps of engineers, have been
ordered TO report To Major III. l.. Abbot ar
Whlei's Point, n. Y, for assignment 10 duty
with TIE battalion OF engineers-
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ADNlCES TO THE NAVY DEPARTMENT
are as follows: The Kansas was put out of
commission at Portsmouth, y. H., to-day.
The Rio Bravo left New Orleans yester-
day for the Rio Grande. IA cable dfSpafch
announces the Hartford at Port Said to-day
she leaves tomorrow for Gibraltar, and ex-
poets TO reach there the 18th of August.
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THE PAPERS filed by Britton, Gray and
lrummond in the land Office at Springfield,
III, laying claim TO e portion of the land
upon which Chicago was built were receiv-
ed al the General Land Office yesterday. but
-
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COMMISSIONER PRATT has under consid-
GRAFTON the prOpriety Ofrevising the mode OF
the pay ment OF the salaries of gaugers of in
ternai revenue. Under the present system a
suS ger receiver one cent per gallon for the
nrsl hVe thousand gallons, and an additional
cent per gallon for all in excess of that
amount. The proposition is To fix certain
p r ulem and set forth what constitutes a
days work.
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ANOTHER NEW PLANET.-A telegram has
been received at the L. 6. naval observatory
IN this city, signed " Leverrier, Paris" say
ing that planet was discovered by ProSper
Henry on August :: Right ascens ION. p
hours, 50 minutes; south declina alton, lie II;
nc ufly motion. one second in right ascension
retrosade, and plus thirty-six seconds i'm
decllnatiOn; magnitude Ilth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-04
BY Wellington Goddin and Williams CiDSon'
Real Estate Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY YALUA-
i BILE AND HIGHLY ATT u!tN issvk ~ Al
AND EIGHTH STREET S.-By virtue OF TWO de St
of e. ust executed by the late Major MILAN Aisn
and his wife, the first to james P!casants ano o..
Watkins dated 10th August. 1857; the second 70
James PIeassntS aud X. A. Lancaster, oateq ON
mona Husliugs Court, now kichmopd Chnneesy
Court shalt in execution Thereof, ano at Inc se
nues Of tne parties secured thereby proceeu 10
M auction. on the premises, ON T,.tSOAI inc on,
June, 1875, at O'clock NJ, iar, ,b mo,, . .ns
ami hanasome kEsIDEH CT and LOLs iocated as
above, formerly the residence OF inc iate Nenoia'
Mills. dow, In,
movements, and has the most ample accom- ioua.
lions for large family. 1he Yard and garden are
beautifully set with sade- and truit-,rees ana ever
green's and the location and neignoorhooo equa ~
The hest in Richmond. With the maps on-h6use
win be sold Lot No. 4, fronting 59h f.el runnins
4 fronting S1 feet rue ming back Isl feet to said
alley, with the large brick Gulong 70 the west OF
1 he dwelling, formerly used as kltch'n, OUT mo-
fitted mn as residence; and to the east Lots Ncs
and 8. each 80 by 100 feet to said ALLEY. ~ Z
The above real estate will be sold III separate par
GELS b, the respective SETS Of trustees 10 satisfy the
| debts respectively secured thereby. The recent
decision by the Supreme Court OF Appeals OF VIZ.
glnia IN tile case of :" C0rbin. &C., u.s. MINIS, &C
has settled the tile TO this property beyond al
only with special warranty. BY consent of parties
the terms will he on fourth cash: balance at four,
eight and twelve months for negotiable notes. In
| terrst added secured by a DIT ed of trust.
The taxes and Insurance for 1870 to be naid Dy
| The purchasers. j MES PEASANTS,
| - : -. :. In j. Il. WATKINS. 49,.
L X. a. LANCASTER,
nv 1881, Je 246&S Trustees.
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RAILROAD LIHgs.


A -. So
RICHMOND AND DANylLEE BAILgoAp Cosr;y :,
SFFfcE MAsTEH or TRANS. may 80, 1876
SCHEDULE OF TRAISS.-TRAIS No
~ 1.-CHARLoTTs ExeRKss. Weawafd-Ieay
s ts,s1mond g Dos An: leave. BurkeviIie a.
s Sssy Al M " ssyfs Rups ssys q Ia
p NJ: leaves salisbury at 61e p. srr ~ Jog :,
Charlotte az $50 r. d.. '''' sax az
TkA1N no; 2,aNEw York AND NEW Or
b:56 A. H.: leaves Air-f Inc junction at 600
M: leaves Salisbury at S:3f A. NJ; leaves fireens.'
s % ., 1926 z A.; leaves Lsnvtlle at I:l2 2.
vile al 8 o7P. IL; arrives as Richmond at SAT
TEAM NO. s.--TnRogaH MAn.-Exw YORK
leaves Dundee at 1888 F. NJ: leave. Danyilie =,
leaves SALISBURY at s:e7 a. M: leaves t 4:
Junction Al 7:65 A. H.; arrives al Ghar!oea at Sos
Leaves Charlotte al 9:24 r. H.; leares salIsSn+-,
ac 1858 r. 81. leaves Greensboro at 8 A. ".
leaves Danyille at 6:z0 4. b.: leaves Dundee =,
arrives a Richmond at 2:22 P. M. ' a. L.;
TRAIN NO. 6.-LYNCHBUhG ACcOaYoD Arlov
Wesfwafd-Lpavesk Richmond NJ 0:2O A. N nv.
r,ses 81: q Busseyiiie al 100 Sleaves Burkeyils
TRAIN No. 6.-BURKEyiLLE ACCoYnoD Tra Ne
Eastward Leaves Burkeyille 81 4:43 A. n: ar.
AZ NJ
Train No. Q connects at Richmond with ,bo
Chesapeake and ohio RI 'irO.d. ' ''e
Trains Nos. and connect at Greensboro, with
trains to and from Raleigh and Goldsboro;. VAIN
All through trains connect al Richmond and Dun
dee with train on the Richmond Fledericksbn
and Potomac railroad, and Washington civ, Viz
ginia b ldland and Great Southern railroad 10 and
from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York. "Ae
Trains Nos. 8 and 4 connect at Richmond with
the Richmond, York River and Chesapeake Raff.
road trains TO and from Baltimore and eastern
points.
Trains Nos. l and2 conrect at Charlotte With
trains on the Atlanta and Richmond air-Ilne rail.
road 10 and from Greenyille. Atlanta. Montgomery.
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans. and all southwest.
ern points.
Trxins Nos. 8 and 4 CONNECT at Charlotte with
the Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta railroad Tor
Columbia, Augusta, Savannah, Tallahassee, and ali
southern points.
Train No. 4 connects at Burkeyil!e with the AT
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad from Lynch.
burg, Chattanooga, and all southwestern points
Tickets sold 70 all southern ana souu western
points, and pa9gagP checked through.
Unbroken gauge from Richmond 10 New Orleans.
Pullman palace-cars through from New Orleans
to New York. T. II. K. TALCOTl.
Engineer and Superintendent
W. T. WEST, Master of Trains. nv %
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HIGH CONsTABLE's SALE.
y r., By Grubbs g. Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucaoreers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

FARCE SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
~ REAL ESTATE IN THE SUBURBS OF.
RICHMOND BY AUCTIOS.-ln part execution OF
40 order of the United states district I9ur ioI ane
Eastern district of Virginia, entered 3ist May,
1875, in tie case OF A. L. Boulware assignee, 20:
Wallace ct dLs.. as special commissioner tn-reby
appopt.d. will sell at auction, upon the prem
ises, rspt ctIvey r. the order named De low, inc lo-
lowing property ordered TO be sod-viz: On MON
DAY the 14th June, commencing at 5 O'Clock r.
NJ, the beautiful COTT AGE FAhM SHOWN rs
B ,LMONT, lying about one mile Dortn OF inc city,
fronting on the New North ROAD an1 runnlns pdc
iihas fine trent 1t contains 20 acres, WIN nesl
residence of about six rooms nnd all the usua out
buildings (now occupied By MIR. = y. D?Vk] nan9-
some grove, and fine orchard. This IS an eAceea-
ingly attractive property. and may I've adVahlagt-
ously divided into Two parcels OF about equal SIZE
with fronts on either Of the a6ove-named popular
drives go -, :. =
o,ci,. ok p. 81, the handsome plat OF EIGHT
AttkES in Sidney, at the corDer of Ashland ano
Robinson streets, known as the King properly, az
Joining The plans Of Arlington ana d0p-aaiS, IL IL
i'WEIi.IS(i with about eight rooms. besides otbei
buildings. Ibe property Is ocnten n,, wv" y, ,h di
west of the corporate limits OF ths CITY, on inc o
rect line OF the proposed grand ofiye to the neH
n respoud to tnt earliest and best improvement IL
Te ast dtSiTabe home and market garden TO any
pcIson wishing to con, .e me Of he CITY
There is plan showing SUBDIVISION OF ms pro
nrrty in seventy-seven nice lots ard II VIII ne sDl
according to the plan, or Otherwise, as may ps
FIRMS: On. fourth cash. balance In six, nine
md fweye months with Interest for notes ana tllle
retained until all is paid and conveyapce 9roeree
bT tha court A. l.. BOULW ARE,
~ -. ~ - ..1" Special Commissioner.
c,rppc q WILLIAMS, Auciioneers. j.. tje
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-04
my 1881, Je 2 4
.... BY Frank d. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
... 1lOS Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF EIGHT
" LOTS IN LEWIS'S PLAN CROCK TTS),
IN r. tn SIDES OFF CENTRE STREET.-As
Commissioner OF the circuit Court of the equity OF
IIenrico on the chancery side, appointed by &C.
cree entered on the 25ih of May, 1879, IN the case
of Thomas Us. Biankenshp ct al, shall, IN cxr-
cution thereof, proceed to se1 ut auction, on me
premises, On s. IUkDAY. June 10Th, at 58
O'Clock p NJ, SIX LOTS, located as above. num-
Der. 10. 20 81, 20. %. aud "a, fronting together
81 feet on The north side OF centre street. run
Mag back lao feet TO Lewis street, Oh when they
have tre like front.
Also. TWO LOTS, Nos. - and 13. fronting TO-.
gciher 62 feet on the south side OF Cehtre street,
running back about 81 feet. - .
sale. E ID. 81 sRh1lIh,
ie 3,45,17,1SS19 Commissioner.
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- = Ry Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No.121.2 sluin street. 80

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i TRUCK FARM, WITH tXCELdLE,Ns,TT IL M 4,
PROVESItNTS TIL, RhON, NEAR OAKWOlD
f,EHEItkY, AT AUCT1ON.-In pursuance OF a
de d of trust from William Gouling a1n wife
clerke Office of Henrtco COUNTY Court, In p. B. 30,
lage "a, the VI ,rsls1ed trustees named therein,
brfug SO required by the pers secured, Will on
WE'D rFSDhY The 10Th day of June, 1875. at 54
O'Clock r. NJ, proceeo 10 sell al public auctlo9 on
consisting OF about FOUR ACRES OF l.. ND,
with new aud commodious DWELLING and
Other excel ent improvements thereon, In the coun-
" OF Beurico near Oakwood cemetery. bring he
same properly bought by William 'ouIling o. the
Blakey e late. and at this time occupied by him.
This being the first Deed of trust 1pon the pro-
per the purchaser will get title free of incum-
branceS.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as 10 defray the expenses
of SAFE and 10 pay off TWO certain Begotuble notes
for the respective sums of $4S and $500. falling
due 29lh May. 1875: and rs to the esidut on
credit OF six. Twelve. and eighteen months for NE
gOtiabe noles, interest ADDED, 10 be satisfactorily
Secured. A. X. COURTNrY, }Trustees.
ie4 4. l.. u. " ALtORD,f
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. BY Richardson Il Co.,
Z Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
111S Main street, Richmond, Va.

N,p1IsTEEs, SALE OF A LARGE AND
1 VALUABLE COAL AND COKE pROPtRTY
LYME IN H,NRICOS A NJ , Go VtII,AHt
VIII WiThiN TWELvE MILES OF The CITY 1 Is, 1E +
ri. RMOND,- AND IN FUR MILES 0f The
JANIS RIVER AMP 2. A ,ASa cH GAskkII,
s NuEEs fo okH An hHHxSfrfNsiYE WgRkIss Or
sSID FRkNCHIsEs Of 1HE TUCK HOE AND
JAMES RIVER RAILROAD CoMPASY.-By
virtue Of a deed Of trust dated the 4ih OF Novem-
Der 1873. and duly recorded In the Clerks Uttces
OF HpDrico and Goochland counties. executed by
the James River Coal Company To the subscribers,
the subscribers (bene crectd so TO- do by The bene-
ficiary In said deed shall. on TUESDAY the
22d DAY OF June, 1875, at II O'Clock H., in front
of the custom house, on Bank between zenith and
Eleventh streets, In the city of Richmond. In the
TRAIT OF LAND containing OF acres. more or
less known as as or ess M as Nj
chaels's"; a TRAIT OF LAM containing. 1873
acres, more or less, known as "ALders0n's''; q
less, Known as "DieirickIs estate": TRACT OF
LAND containing 400 acre, n ore or less known ,n
Thomas mas Of HEAsR un Us
LaNO containing l,243 acres known as Car
BIN Hill Mlnes"; sal lease wileSplre on the 2oIh
of June. 1856. A lease upon the road ana iran,
cuises Of the Tuckahoe and james hiyer raliroad
com uany; said rad xtends through caia .ands 70
the Jymes hIvrr and kanawha canal; said lease
cXDlrcS OIL the GStn OF cuHc. lOoo. nhk eia
chinery, Mulss, Cars. Boat lOoIs, &c, necessar!
for an extensive work Ing raising, and Transporting
of the o. odlct Of said Coal and Coke property. 4
portion OF the aboye-mentfontd proncrly-to VIII
the lO7-, I60-. 1853 $3.50, and 400-acre tracls,is
SUBJECT to liens prior 10 said deed 10 about the
amount of 1875, $50, principal and interest
TERMS: One-haf cash; balance IN Two cqual
instruments at one and two ye3rS; the deferred H.
salnleurs to bear interest a. the rate OF six per
ceLtum per annum from day Of sale and evidenced
Dy negotiable notes secured by deed OF trust on
said properly. ,,o .,o,
at the office Of the auctioneer.
...- .. kUBHkT HOWARD,
THOMAS q. JACKSON,
my ID HENRY III. sEfLf.
We the above named. by virtue Of deed OF trust
executed by the James kiYer Coal Company 10 us
on the I'll day of March. 1S75, and duly Recorded
will at the place and hour. and Oh thr Jay anu terms
above mentioned sell the aforementioned proper
", real and personal and also 142h acres known
"a "SmoOt'sn -; the minerals and proper surface
rights ina tract of land known as = "icSiam's,
containing 1919 screS. except one mole OF Inc
minera in Oh 70-10O0 acres. part OF SAID ,319,
acre tract the interest Of l.. W. L. Wickhain ana
John Wickham In that portion o. SAID Id 9-acre
tract now occupied by The 1uckaDoe anu james
River railroad. aud large amou OF personal pro-
perty, consulting ofOFFlCE fURhlTURE, Ct,AL-
YARD FIXIURFS; SC. SAID lazy and ,3l9-
acre tracts subject TO prior liens amounting 70
about $4,000.
Mans and schedules Of said property may be seen
nj the Office OF the auclioneers. my 81
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..- BY Lyme s. Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneer5,
w 1919 Main street. 90.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT WITH A
i v-LUABLE BRICK sTOtE THEREON,
WITH DWELLING OVER SAME, 81 FuATED
On THE SOUTH LINE OF MAIN BhTWEFN
SEVEf TkENTH AND EIG H 7 E E n Fl
SIRE Els, By AUCTIuN.-By vir,ue of GER
tain deed of trust executed py Joseph Conn
and wire to me as trustee, besrng uate on the 29th
Of January, 1874, duly recorded in the c,ers s
office of the ChaDcrry court Tor The CITY Of Hich.
Va, IL u. 3D. 102 Z. pafe 222. shall, In ex-
ecution Of sau tr1lsi, bcpg so required Oy e Dei-
pfciary sell At public auction, on thu premises on
FRIDAY the 18th day OF June, S75, at Ok O'Clock
+. NJ, that VALUABLE BRICK SIoRE located
rs above described
The lit las a front of p feet Inches on the
south side OF Main street, running back W al alley
In the rear.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as to expenses of sale and
to pay off certain negotiable note executed by
Joseph COIN, GATED 29rh Of January, 1874, and
payable twelve mouths after date, for the sum OF
81 .S2O.S2 vii III interest on same until paid: as 10
the residue OF raid purchase money: on such terms
as the :aid Joseph Conn may prescribe aud direct
or on his failure to give such directions, CD such
terms and time Us said trustee may think tit and
proper WILLIAM II. lyme.
ir3 Trustee.
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BY Goddin, Warren& Coz
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneerss
No. 1lO6 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a DESIRABLE
Il FRAMtD DWELLING ON THE EAST SIDE :
OF FOURTH BETWEEN BAktRAND DUNAt
SHEETS AT AUCTION.-By virtue OF deea VI
trust from " ilam H. AIDE 10 The undeTs5gnneu ~
trusices dated the st day of september. 10 anu
recorded In the clerks Office Of the Ricnmona Hano
Gerry Court, aud pursuant TO the decreG " tiis
Uned states District Court for the Eastern Dstrict
OF Virginia in the cause of Gibson Us. trustees W
the Mutual Building Fund and Dollar saflhps bahM
eft 1l the igned. trustees in Salo deea, WIZ
sell by public auction on FRIDAY the 4lh Gay VI
June 1875, st SIX O'Clock z, n, on iiie S
the desirable DWELLING located as noore ue
scrbed with seven rooms, bathroom, palti }, WI.
ter-closet stable, carriuge house, 1rul, anu sfuo
hery Gas and water in the house. ,.ao,
LOT 32xl22 feet 10 an alley in common sAteen
feet widc. ..-r IN ,,ecoss,ry
TERs:s: Cash as 10 so much as may oe neecss VI
to dpfray the expenses Of executing .hs lIuS, gu
no discharge thp amount OF money que on h t
notrS of each with inierest now psf que iout
tren notes OF $50 cach-the first due Isl july ueAi
the Others are payable monlhly ana continuously
with Interest until paid anu Que hole OF
$3.50. dated cpumher l. ftf3, anu pa, a The
fhrce Gears after date. with in s@ until paul. hs
,nymenI of said note of S2,34O may be anticp ttsu
hV the purchaser in such sums us ne may nnu coL-
yenirut AS 20 The residue. on such terms as tns
urontor i'm said deed NAV prescribe ana dlrcct' or
a. hs failure to give such direction, on Such terms
~ said trustees shall think iit -
]. 5. TOWER,
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my 10
BY Grubos & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

EXECUTORS SALE BY AUCTION OF
IL THAT MOST VALUABLE PROPERTY, IN
THE CITY OF RICHMOND, Fronting ON
THE EAST SIDE OF FOukTEEN1 II STREET
ONE HUNDRtD HIrTY-Ss VEN FEET:
ONTHE VEST >IDE or BiFTEENTd STRr Ell
FRONTING One HUNDRED AND ELs ven
FEET. AND ON THE NORTH LINE 0F IaE
RICHMOND AND DANVlLLE sRAILROAD,
AID ALSO ON The DOCK TWO HUNDRED
AND TWFNTY.TWO FILTHY the request OF
MIR &. w. Purcell, the executor OF the late Bacon
Tale, deceased, will sell at rucifon. upon the
premises, on " DNt SDAY the 9th day OF June, at
/ O'Clock z. NJ. that MOST VALUABLE PRO
PERTY situated as above, and now occupied by
MIR. f.. f. kugland, under u ground-renl, upon
which there stand number of small stores &c.
Full possession will be given or the real estate on
the let uay OF January. S76. The purchaser IN
thu mean time 10 receive the ground rem.
Its situation in the very h. art of the heaviest bn-
sness portion Of the city, opposite to The Danvlle
Railroad depot. and along The HE Of that road and
bordering on the dock together with the extent OF
IT'S area, fully entitle this 10 DC commended rs the
best property In the CITY for q warehouse, manu-
fncturing or depot SITE Plat can be seen ut our
office.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance at six. twelve,
eighteen, and twenty-fcur months for negotiable
notes with interest added, cmi-annually, secured
by trEs,-aeed. GkUBBS u W LII 4 DIS,
my 81 Auctioneers