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4 Desperate KILLED.

FORT Smith, ARK, VIA MUsCOGEE,
I. 7 September 3.-Martin Raiues,
who v,-a= Tried for murder at the last term
cfthe United states court aud acquitted
fa- want OF sufficient proof To convict
c7rl- cd after his relesse that he killed
th. msp. H4iHes is q Desperate Of the
worst ty!e, and has at last met his JUS
,,sserts lor his crimes, although In al
nnlaUful manner. Last night, while
engaged in drunken row In house o
iIi fame, he was fatally stabbed in teZ
different places with knife IN the
hands Of Jame3 Bailey. The latter hsi
been arrested and may bid sdieu to his
compaulons to be hung to-day from 6
uurdefers cell.
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NEW YORK, September 3.-The ZTi-
6une had special from SandersviIle
yesterday. 1t says the trial of Cordsy
Harris, the cClO-ed man accused of at
tempting to incite insurrection among
the negroes Of the county, closed at half
past eight this evening, with verdict
from the jury Of not guilty. The evil
dence for Ghe State was all submitted by
about eleven o'clock this morning, aud
the afternoon was occupied by argu-
menls OF COUNSEL. The defense intro
duced 10 witnesses. The acquittal of
Harris vas simply the result of failure
of the prosecution to produce any proof
of criminal intent in any Of the acts Of
which the prisoner was accused.
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I'm Extraordinary Price for. FRS


NASHVILLE, September 3-The first
bales Of new cotton was received ye5ter-
day, raised by Mr.. John NJ. Townsend,
near ElkmOnt, Alabama, and shipped
to the commission house OF Sherlock,
Hoke & Co. 1t was put up at auction at
eleven o'clock this morning, and after
spirited bidding was knocked down to
Mr.. w. T. Henderson. representing the
North Alabama and Middle Tennessee
oranges, at fOrty-two cents. The secoad
bale, raised by w. J. Pullen, Athens,
Alabama, shipped to M'Alister q
Wheeless, was put up at auction, sold to
w. Hooper Harris, at fifty cents, and
shipped to Williams, Block & Co., New
York
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The Trenton Railroad War Ended

TRENTON, n. j., August 3l.-1he rail
road war IL at an end, the parties having
compromised by the company agreeing
to pay to the owners OF land adjoining
the railroad all damages. The connec
ton Of the new and old track was made
yesterday, and at five O'Clock the firs!
train passed over. The company also
agreed to comply with the ordinance OF
the city in raising the grade.
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The trial OF Westervelt for the sbduc.
ton Of little Charley Ross, now pro-
gressiug in Philadelphia, promises, sc-
cording to the papers Of that city, TO re-
suit in information Of the poor child's
uhereaLcnls. VI
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TIE speech Of Governor Hendricks
z synopsis Of which we give this morn,
ing, viii be found good political reading
He fsys the Radicals, and proves upon
them the ruinogs point which the ooun-
Try has reached by governmental tam
ueriug with the currency.
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An Insurance Company to be Wound Up

New HAVEN, CONN, August 3I.-In-
surance Commissioner S.edman will
give bond for the faithful discharge of
MS duties, after taking possession of the
books and assets of the National Life
and Trust company, of this city, which
will probably be done by him to-mor.
rOW
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PROBABILITIES.

WAsHIsGrOS' september I, am.
For me ohio valley and Tennessee,
sl05rly rising barometer, s0t,thrcst 70
uortttDest JgiRds, clearing and cooler
srsatler, Irith local rains in TenEcsscc.
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Mr. 81. p. KIIBALL, secretary of the
Winnebago agricultural society, having
been accused Of bsing q Democrat and q
sympathiser with the rebels, he answer:
IN a Chicago paper, and says:
experience a proud satisfaction n putting
mylelf r'ZhI before the peopl Of the country.
/ never voted a Democratic ticket in my life
] est my Il fst vote Tor Van Buren, on the free
soil issue, and aft-Tward gave my sympataies
snd support 10 John {. Fremont, John p
Halo, Ahrah1rn Lincoln. standing steaufaEi
by the eat principles Of fiDerty and nslien'
able rights embodied IN their respective plat.
forms. When after ifty years Of bitter con-
aro. ersy and angry debate, the contest be-
I'VE % emancipation and slavery eliminated
In the nr-t shot firsd al Sumter, my entire
sympatul,s and cooperation were thoroughly
enlisted in the support OF the northern cause.
This places Kimball on the highest
groupd a good and liberal and an intelli-
gent citizen csn occupy.
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A fire at Virginia City, YES
tArday morning, destroyed the odd
Fellows buildingi including the office of
the Western Union Telegraph company
8 I'd stable with several horses. Lots
one hundred and twenty-five thousand
dollars,
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a correslondent a. Roesville. writes

us under date of Yesterday, that the day be-
fore " the knicEefD booker baS t-Dall club from
your city having previously challenged the
CollterViile club, terms agreed on, anu com.
menced in good earnest at three O'Clock in the
ait slnOOn. The contest WaXed warm. The
IS cCnJended manfully, but for 70 purpose
AT late hOuriD the evening the nine inn.
ings showed K ickeTbOcker's, eight; Collier
VILE cluh, twenty two. There was much in
terest an eDt uSIaSm manifested, and a large
and respectable number OF citizens, b tn la
dies and gentlemen, were present IN witness
the Jete, hcquI mt y app audiDg the players on
both stdes. Many bellies of COlnerville and
adjacent sections were present to smile upon
the successful heroes Of the occasion. All
passed of peaceably and amicably. The c.
boys so far, have never been beaten
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Rig Fires in PennsvIyania.

PITTsBURG, September 3.-AbOut two
o'clock this morning fire occurred al
Brsddock's Field, Pennsylvania, on the
MonOngahela river, destroying eight
Andrew Kramer, grocer, Sherwin
brothers feed store, Mrs. Haggerty, mil
liner, Henry BarnhardPs shoe store,
Jesse M'Cune, wagon maker, and two
offices owned by James and Hughes.
Total loss, fifteen thousand dollars, fully
insured. About the same hou7 row Oi
twenty tenement houses, at Mixes
port, Pennsylvania, owned by the ma
tiOnal tube works company, were totally
destroyed by fire. Loss about ten thou.
sand dollars; covered by insurance.
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MENCRoE.-At halfpast ten o'clock last
night September 8, lS75), as son to Mrs. Jennie
E. M'Encroe, wife Of Mr.. John c. M'Encroe.
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"RALsToN," BY GATH.

KAN Dllld An n u . t.ntt'-'l
SARATOGA. August IS The first day
| met Ralston was iu his bank, in 1871
plain, strong editice OF the chief bank
ing street IN the city, built on columns,
especially f.r its uaes. The laige era OF
the bank was mere waiting place, and
the counters were G.isd with piles OF
gold coins, generally in twenty dollar
gold pieces, which were paid anu re-
ceived by the tToWel and the scale. IGe
inner office overlooked the operations OF
the clerks, and there sat R2lston, man
with the eye Of pilot and the dispatch
Of q ticket-seller ST q thester. He was,
as / remember him, cleaniy shaved, eG-
cept at the Jaws, where his beard wss
clipped; = loose collar lefC his thrOS
open, and gave him something OF a
sailors style; be had no vest over his
frilled shirt, in which were diamond
studs, small and neat; he had a hall
| fellow air, with tOuch OF serutiny in
! it, and sptEeSs a. doing business anu
courtesy by turn with almost equal dis
patch. The powers for which Thomas
| a. Scott and other lightning men Of a
period are noted inslsnt decision, fol-
| lowed by conf 1eDCe in that choice,
were transparent in the man. He had
. good head, and particularly good
forenesd, with dark hair striving 10
curl around the ears and temples; his
eyes, think, were biueish gray, apt 10
snap, and his teeth had acquired
a terricr-iike habit OF biting oR his
decisions with q species of Command
which gave the only APPEARANCE OF a
want OF feeling to his animated and
democratic expression. he is recalled
| to ne ST this day AZ the image of a na-
val officer, not a fiLancisT-a sort of
! Nelson OF Decatur At the mes table.
That open neck, those curling locks, the
look Of enterprise and courage, and the
comeIy, broad. sd.shouldered, trim and
81 ringy figure arise upon my mind IN
this hour Of bis Ursgsdy a. the portrait o.
a seaman; he lived his youth by water
aud he died in the breakers. he said Il
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n. G. Hill, musical conductor and
founder Of the Philharmonic society,
suicided at Paterson, New jersey, Fri
day night.
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A number OF eeieGra Ell fsst running
horses left New York, yesterday, en-
route for California, where they will
contest fer the great forty thousand dol
lar purse,
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w. z. MITCHELL'S SCHOOL.
No. sos Third Street,

rs'HE ANNUAL SESSION COMMENCES
Il September lst Students prepared for
the usual college course. All the common
English branches taught. For terms, apply
al the EohOpI room
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outstandlng:

Outstanding United States Currency.
WASHINGTON, August 31.-The treas
ury department issued the following
statement Of United States currency
OutatandinU.
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BosWell'S LOve-MakIng.

Boswell, accordingte writer in Tempt
Bar, WAS once in love with Scotch las
named Blair. Her behavior was rather
cooler to him than Boswell either expected
or relished, and apprehenSiye that he should
lose her, he petitioned his friend Temple, s
clergyman, to help him to soften her Obdu,
racy. That Temple saight not blunder, BoS
we'll wrote down certain instructions, which
the reverend gentleman was careful to OBJ.
serve. ..- lad ..s.a.. !.
Observation-Disclosures at s; set GU. at
8; Thomas will bring Us to Adamtown lit.
Tie after IL. Send up your name. II posi-.
BILE put up your horses there; they can have
cut grass. If not Thomas will take them to
the Mountain, place mile on, and come
back and wait at dinner. Give Hiss Blair
my letter. Salute her and her mother; ask
TO walk. See the place fully; think Of what
improvements should be maue. Talk Of my
;narc, the purse, the chocolate. Tell her you
are u very old and intimate friend. Praise
me for my good qualities you know
them; but talk also how ODD, how in
consistent, how impetuous, how much
accustomed to women Of intrigue.
Ask grayely, "Pray don't you thirk
there is something Of madness in that lani.
~ ]" Talk OF my various travels, German
prince, Voltaire and Rousseau. Talk of my
alher, my strong desire to have my own
house. Observe Der well. See, how anna. !
ole! Judge If she would be happy with
your friend. Think Of me as The great man |
II Adatatown-quite classical, too. Study |
he mother. Remember we'll what passes.
'tay " tea. At six order horses and 80 to
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, July 7, 1875.
Sun rises. ..........4.45J Moon sets........10.46
Sun sells. lis High tide ......... S.O9

PORT OF RICHMOND, July 6, 1875.
.. ."~ ARRIVED. '
Steamer Alliance, Carr Philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passengers, W. p. Porter, scent
Schooner S. S. Tyler, Matthews. New York, salt.
Lee. Seldom & Co.
Schooner Major w. II. Tantum, shoe, coal, Pow
hatau Iron Works Company. 1873
schooner Pennsylvania, Ewing, Philadelphia,
coal, L. g. Leake 81 Co. '.' ~''s. p. NY. ~
Steamer Alliance, Carr, Phladelphia,' merchan-
disc and passengers, w. z. Porter, agent. #et.
steamer Wyanoke, Couch New i or inerchan-
Steamer John sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers l.. h. TatuE1. agent t.,
Steamer WeStoyer, skinner. Baltimore, merchan-
disc and passengers, l.. B. Tatum, agent.
Schooner Light Boat, Wood. Boston, merchan.
disc. Curtis & Parker. :. .-.-........- -
Schooner George p. Hallock, sharrett, New York,
coal, Curtis 4 Parker. PA" ~.
schooner j. y. Pnaro, Soper, New York, coal,
Curtis i Parker. .....
Schooner Moonlight, Rogers. New York, coal.
Curtis i Parker ~
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Philadelphia on ed, schooner H. G. Ely,
Watson. .... ......a 3.
From Philadelphia OIL Sd, schooner J. B. john
son, Row.
MEMORANDA. .--
The schooner Hattie Coombs Bishop. from
Windsor, :. s., for Richmond, was at Vineyard
The schooner Horario Nichols, Dupuy, was load.
ing at Nrw York on the 5th Tor Richmond. r. 1885,
-4 by telegraph ..s.- II s.,.
NEW YORK, July 6.-Arrived Germania. Ar
rived ont: Europa, Bragera, Anto. Wahco.h, Mary
Stuart, Foam. Sylvia, Republic, Rhine, France.
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FIN ANCIAu.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY, July 6. 1873.
SALES: 81 900 Richmond city 6's sold ut s4 t;
80 shares virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
C0mpany's stock sold at 35k. ........-
Gotd-hmer!can gold. II 6H bid.
State Observation-Disclosures consols, D oio, %
asked; Virginia consols. new. 81 Do o. asEe1,
Virginia Interest certificates. 70 asked Virginia
ax.rfce,vable coupons 81 bid, 30 ASKED. "a ST.,
City .Sec,u'tiss.-kichmond city a,s, lut Diu
Richmond city 0's, s41s asked; Manchester bridge
PGiirond Bonds-Richmond and Petersburg Raj. :,
road frs, mortgage 7's, j. and p, 9Ih bia, loo,1
asked; Richmond and Petersburg Raiiroa1 tcona
mortgage SIS A. and o., 100 bid: ltlrhmonu,
VI, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad m0r,R.ee
-, T. ard j.. 90 bid: Richmond FredtrickspluD5K
and Potomac Railroad mortgage o's, q. ana D., toa
bid Orange and Altxannria Railr9aa uir9 no o,,i
and Danrille Railroad consolidated 3 s. III. and N.'
fMnaL .Bonds--Jau,es River and Kanawha Canal
first mortgage 6's, II. and N, 60 biz, 61asSec:
Rdftrodd Stocss- Richmond. Frederlcstoufg am 1n
Potomac Railroad common. 100 gar, % PIC, ~ ~
asked; Richmond, Fredericksburg and P9to ma
,ilroad per cent. guaranteed, 1C0 par, OF ou
Richmond. Fredericksburg and F0tomac hai!Pfu
per ceut.yuaranteld, 90 par, W DO kicnluoI'
and DanviIle Railroad, 10y par, "a n I'd
and Roanoke Railroad guaranteed, 1oo par. 90 Did'
Canal Socks.-Jsme, River aud Kama" ma lanai
100 par, bid asked. IN.
Bank Mocks.-Merchants National, LOG par, luo
asked State Bank OF virginia 1OO par, aSsSu
Merchants and Planters Savings, 20 par ZoH
Insurance Compnn Virginia Fire and Marine,
% par, 35A bid Virginia state. 20 par, Zos Diu
Virginia Home, 100 par 50 hid lO2 asK ,e o oI
and Arlington Life, 100 par. l20 ssked.
,NisceLInneDus.-Gld Dominion Steamship COM
pany, 100 par, S29 asked. .. a.t ...#.
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! Sale conducted by S1Ms& SAM
BY Robert j. Lyme, '.
(slccessor to Lyme & Brother,)
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
No, 1912 Main street, t...

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A. VALU-
CABLE FARM, WITH GOOD IMPROVE
MENTS, NEAR VARINA, ON JAMES RIVER,
TWELVE MILES BELOW RICHMOND, ON
THE KINGSTON ROAD: ATAUCIioN:TIn pnr-
suance or decree OF the Circuit Court OF Htnrlco
couaty pronounced on the 23d day OF june. 1873;
In the suit of 5. p. Aiken guardlan rs. AIKEN aua
others. we shall. as commissioners therein appoat-
ed. sell on THURSDAY the 18Th day or July,
1876, at 2 O'Clock p. d.. upon The premises.
that valuable FARM in HenricO county Known as
g Locust hillr or "Haues's," being the same fern
purchased by Rush Burgess from D. b. onng and
Seldom p. Aiken, commissioners, NJ the sale OF the
Aiken property on the 7th day Of August, 1871.
The farm contains TWO HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY THREE ACRES. The Improvements
consist of 4 comfortable and large FRAME
DWELLING contain ing about eight rooms, &c,
aud usual ou:-houses; we'll walesed good FENCES.
&C.. &c. r.F-.r. ...f ..e a"a 49, 49,
TERMS OF SALE: Onc-fourth cash; the residue
upon credit OF six. twelve aud eighteen months
for negotiable notes bearing SIX per cent Interest,
and ,tle retained until all Of The purchase money
-. 0I.tI'F JOHN b. YOUNG.
-. --s.. AR. COURTNEY,
iva Special commissioners.
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BY }. l.. AppersOu,
Real Estate AuctlOpcer and Agent,
lOlG Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
" VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY KSOWH
AS THE MONUMENT HoIEL.-By virtue ~
decree Of the Cbanccry Court Of the city ot Rich.
moo I'd entered on The com OF February, 1873. aud
BY consent OF The parties In Interest. we >hal as
special commissioners thereby appointed. sell IN
the premises Mt auction. on MOSp. i.l3th July,
1875 at O'Clock i. NJ, If fair: II not, III" next
fair day thereafter. tho well-kuUwD and truly Ytu-
able MONUMENT HOTEL PRuPf kTl. al the
northwest corner of Grace ard Ninth stree Is 'front.'
1863 4-12 feet, with depth GU the north Inc o!
1870 feet, and u width on the rear iiDcof ~ az
feet for that deph The hotel Is partly three ana
partly four stories above The Easements, ana con-
tuinS sixty rooms ihe wooden tenement Adjoining
contains seven rooms; kitchcn, lauudrJ, servants
apartments, stables, carriage house. &c.
Situated in the geographical centre of The city, IN
front OF aDitol street aud the handsome taIlioi
Square with an elevation ins,lrnR hcabinl air and
fine views of the surrounding country,t L. justly
considered the most desirable position within It's
limits for a much. need.d lhe hotel.
TERMS One-iifth cash: baarcc In flnni in>'ai
mrnts of SIX Twelve. eighteen. twenty four. thirty
fhirty.six, fnrlv.tw0, furty-cght. niiy-iour aud
sixty months with interest plyab'c h,ll.ycarly on
all The deferred payments, for negotiable notes Tor
each separate instalnent Of principal and II me
rest and The title retained until the whole purchase
money Is paid and conveyance director by lie
court. ILL VI bREFS,
4. l.. BOULWARt,
i- Spccill Commissioners.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
NEW YORK

Ia
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, July 6.-COtton firm: sales; $40
bales at l53,ol Ja.. Flour steady, with moderate
demand: southern quiet; common 10 Iair eSt n
S5S1 80; goon 10 choice .3irT, 30 S ~;
and liver $S2 ae AMIR io %e wne:
sl.35@s1.4 FIR wn'c Corn irn witn mndera ue
ir,uiry: 7Sm 5 &c. for steam western mixed -
tSyn. for mixed western: 66@72 white western.
Rio inn out qnlet at l759 81 so gold car
svG,r dull and unchanged Moasses Gull and heavy
for grocery grades Rice quiet and steady: Talnw
irm al 3 l5-l6M9c. kosln duh at s17590tl go:
Turpenine dull ~ 32hc. Pork heavy: new, $40 90
EnsII. Lard tower al - 9-16c. for prime steam.
hiskey frlner at s1.21A@T1.22. Frelshts Tor
Liverpool dull BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, July 6.-FIour quiet and steady !;
H"warstreet and western a, sqpeEnss;o aSS
ira. s5.I2@s5.5O; Rio brands, So .25@S6.5O;
Rio family. 1925, Wheat firm No. western
amber, $3.50. Corn drmer; southern white, SO
MSg:.; southern yellow, Sic; western mixed
S2sc. Oats dull southern, 62165c. Rye dull at
25GcSS r stady so%a IIe sc clear rib G2G
1I,c. loose. Bacon steady; shoulders o.. clear
1876 Has 1494i5S Coffee taFa orG sFne
to piire Rio cargoe;, 16sGnl 9Ac. Whiskey n0mi-
IO;ac.
ClNClS NAll.
CINCINNATI, July 6.-Flour steady. Wheat steady
rcd. 81 oO6Ds1 rs. Corn steady At 6btG6Sc. Oits
duI unsettled. and lower 52D55c. R!e-No mar
ket. Butter dull and dropping. Pork frm al S2o.
lard quiet steady, and unchanged. buk meats
Am: shoulders, S1ac. Bacon firm and In good de-
mand: shoulders, 9Mc.; clear-rib sides, 12Ac.;
clear sides, l94c. Whisky firm.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, July 6.-FIour dull and Unchanged.
wheat lower; 30. red winter. Sl.29. Cora
firm; No. mixed, &c. Qals-Iar lots. No. z,
56isc Rye firm and dull. Whskcy steady at y s:
PORK ilrin small lots. 5000. Bacon quiet ana
duh. Lard held higher; summer, l2Hc. asked,
l2Ic. bic.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July 6.-FlOur steady. Wheat in fair
demand: closing weak; No. spring. 81 O6: No. 2
suring. ffe-h, 81 .04. in fair demand: clos ed
easy: No. mixed, 69sM691c. RYE in fair de-
mand and firm; No. 9. 92(9 93c. Pork In fair de-
rnaud at 1870 spot. Lrrd quiet and firm at
I2%mS13.l5. spot. Bulk meats In good de-
mand shoulders, S2sc. Whi,key ln fair demand al
Sl.1G&@$l17.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, July 6.-Flour quiet and un-
charged. Wheat quiet aud unchanged. Corn quiet
at 73u Use. Gals nu al 52c. Rye firm al Sl.10.
Provisions firm. Pork, s20.50@s2l. Bulk Meats
Shoulders. SIC. clear rib sides, 12c; Clear sidcs,
12kc. Bacun-Shoulders, 9Sc; clear rib. 13c. !;
cieir, 1870. Hams--Sugar-cpled ed. 1908 Lard
Tierce, l4A0Dl5c. Whiskey, 81 IA. Bagging very
firm ar l3s(dll4c. ... ......... s..
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nv w. Goddin,
sALEOF A VERY Val
Real Estate Agent and Auctlonccr,
Office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRTSTEE'S SALE OF A VERY VAL.
UaBLE Lot At THE SOUTHWEST COR
NER or FOURTH AND BYRD STREETS,
CANDLES HILL.-Ry virtue OF decd OF ru>.
syecuif 10 he subscriber, he irng dale the 23d OF
December 1872, duly recorded IN the hlchmuni
Chancery Court on the eth OF January. 1873, In
- r. No 80 A. page 3OS ] shall. i'll execution
hereof and with the consent OF the parties inter-
Is ed proceed 10 sell at public auction. on the pre-
misses on SAIUhDAY, 10th oil July, 1873, at .
o'clock r NJ II fair: II not, tue tlrsl fair day
thereafter that truly beautiful LOT located Is
above, fronting on the west line Of Fourth street
53b feet. running back on Byrd street l2O feet 10
nm alev 90 feet wide. This Tot commands a lovely
view of the lower part Of the city and Is well To-
eat ed for one or more iirst-claSS dwellings.
TERMS: Enough In cash 10 deiIav III" expenses
OF sale and 10 pay off note for S395j4 and a. To
the residue. on such terms n shall he aunouhcejat
The me of sale, which VOL. doubt not, bc ret,ona-
Bile. IEAt li1 X. hhAIIaH'
" Trustee.
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BY Frank ID. ILL.,,
Real Estate AGENT AMI auctionccr.
No. llUS Main street.

AND COMMISSIONERS
II SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
ESTATE, In TIE CITY Of RICHMOND, OS
THE NURIII SIDE OF MAIN sTRfEI ~,
TWEEN FIFTEENTH AND StFtNTtENlh
SfRFtTS.-Hy virtue ot 4 decree entered June
60 1875, In the clerks office. Richmond chincrry
curt In The case OF DeilriCk's executor re- Deaf
rick et ais, viii. rs surviving cxrcu or ana com,
missioner of " iam A. Deitrick, deceased proc.s1
to Sc u nj auction, on the premises, on fRlDa ,.
July 9th, at hdlf-past O'Clock T. W.. the LAkEE
AND VERY CUMMODIOUS AREHoLS. ~.
1910 east Main street, now occupied by Nests be
Powers & Sop.
The warehouse Is three stories and basement,
slate root, and covers the whole front OF The iot,
which IL 45h feet front or Main street. WIN
Gepth Of so feet, more or less, 10 wide pi'rd Al
ley. ,, No..
This Is one OF the best stands on MBin street Tor
wholesale grocery, prOduce,- or erain"hosi-e' aiu
ius CAPACITY rOr transactiLg 4 large business N4w
uuder i, good rental. This IS good opportunity loF
good paying Investment, and the attention Of pnl-
casers Is called to ibis sale as otering specis ia
duccmenIs. ~
TERMS: One.fourh casli: the balance In >iA'
twelve, and eighie-u months. with six pr cent. lu
teresl sddcd and The Title retained by the couh uH-
I'll all the purchase money Is paid.
.....s . Executor and Commissioner,
FRANK d. HILL, Auctlopetr. y ''H