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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-04
REFUSAL OF THE DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS TO RAISE
IT'S RATE or WAGES.

IT'S RATE OF WAGES.
4 letter has been sent by the Department
o Docks to The Common Council III RESPONSE to the IT.
ouest of the latter that the heads OF Departments Wod
raise the rate Of aborcrs' wages the former standard
Tine Dock Comm. soneIs declined to accede to this re-
ue, and say in their letter. after referring to the reso-
utions OF the Aldermen:
The Board governing the Department OF Docks IS ad-
vI5,d and believes that the duty of liking tn cope~a-
ZION 10 ali persons in lis employ - deNoiVcd by Ia"
solely on Itself and that il cannot escape ;Ee Response
iii,ty which tine Law imposes III THIS Ics'ud IA hN!hb
INC compensation for services oil every Grass Oh 10 en-
p0y6s this Board has been governed solely ny inc mar
Ee value ri such services nearly as cod DE asceI-
ined Whenever the market value 0f sich services as
are referred t. in resolutions SHALL in the lndgc az
of this Board advance Ond she sum now pdd by ~
Inc rate TO be paid such services VIII DC c"reSuoh
nelV increased bat until such time the price nov Pad
VII ID be adv anccl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-04
CHANDLER AND TILDEN.

To the EdifOr Of fhe TrtbHHs.
SIR: In the last issue of The TRIBUNE
read al editorial headed THE New Reformer." read
it very carefully, do many Of your articles THH Inn
uvY editorials well written, and are worthy careful
perusal The aim OF this editorial comparing ex-senator
Chandler TO the drnkaFd who found himself elected to
Office never afterward drank strong drink, ana died re-
pected at he Mt succeed in reaching the Presidential
charl ia obvious. Perhaps the comparison IL deserved
but il occurred how appropriate the article would
ne with the name Chandler stricken out and rlden III
serted Has not he been deeper in the nre than Chan-
deri How long las he been a rcfOrincrt Dd not ne
seize upon the first and only opportunity he ever had
And lastly Is not Chandler to he appLtud'd Tor MS
rtfurts IN well a. The GOyCnCrf No one ever m.stOoh
Iien Tor a fool either Why treat the efforts Of the one
with sarcasm. the other in dead earnest can you eX
plain this iItsiaetOrilyl LADY IN FoLlIlCo'
C0t)es, n. T., Nov. 20. 1879.
MFR. Tildcn began with the beginning Of the re-
form movement in New-lork. SIR Chandler has
been counted among tho most persistent and ylru-
lcnt enemies of the reform movement at Washing
ton That the difference. We think alr Tildcn
did seize his first oppor;unity-that was the
breaking mp of the Tammany Ring-and we Ito not
know that he has failed to seize any opportu-
mites that have offered since. We propose to praise
Mr. Chandler just as heartily wheucycr he is found
doing Just as good work.-Ed.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-04
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At tho Tombs Police Court yesterday Paul V.
CROP aragned charge 81 ase pTeiense having
induced Mathew T. Elder OF 20 9j Nasssus cash check
ioi 80 pL ors " DJ On DIV.h br, shioA Wa ssO'o-
At the Washington Place Police Court Yesterday
Frederick o. Thirty fiTsst and renthave ami Per
CDustOcA held for violating the Gambling They ia
company with fa"mer from Chatham named
Michael Farrell, indd gol game 81 draw poker Far.
r lost flO the cees " load Of potatoes which
sold COn,Dck Farrell ha tho arrested aud while
they gave bait ho tho House or Detention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-04

A Syrian convert to Christianity was urged
by Lis employer to work on sunday. bat he declined
But said the master, does not your Bible say that II
a man has an that falls into PIT on the Sab
hath day he may pull him out T. Yes answered lIgyOp
but the has habit OF falling into the same PIT
every Sabbath day. then the man should eter Ill UP inc
pit or sell that ass."
That matter-Of-fact boy Of The Vicksbnrg
Herald DO iar candidate for the Free Religion
isia NV SON. put away that ball Do you know where
tho wicked boys 60 who play baseball ON Sunday T.
'Yesm. They go down by the Fair Grounds"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-04

In the United States Circuit Court yesterday,
tho OF H. Hermann Co. against the Government
recover $780, Of duty paid undor protest
on imporatlons OF what were claimed to be cloths
posed OF cahar and COTTON Judge shpman denied tho
application the part oi the defendant ~ throw the
out Of court aad directed the jury to find verdict
for the plaintiffs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-04
INDEPENDENCE OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION.

In the case of Dannat against The Mayor,
the Supreme Court General Term decide that the plaintiff
has right OF action against the city The grows
OF u contract between the former Board OF Public
Instruction and AlonIo Dutch, TO build school
house Dutch after doing most Of the work. assigned
part OF his payment schreyer and the contract itself
to Dannat The city has paid the last nsailmont
on that contract and 1t Is still IN tho treasury. Both
schreyer and Dannat have sued the city for IT, the Board
OF Public instruction having ceased to exist and both
have defeated. The supreme Court General Term.
Judge Brady giving the opinion decides that the city Is
not responsible for the contracts OF tho Educational De-
partment Though the city holds the title to the schools
and Ia vested with . certain supervision
tho actual payment OF the moneys for its use.
the Educational Department has 30 much independ-
ence a. ~ mako 1t practically separate corporation
There are Judge Brady says Instances whore separate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-04

but allied best adapted TO accomps
objects IN aud the independent character Of the
Board Education Ina It's relation to the city IL happy
illustration OF the fact The subject embraced too Inn
portant TO be involved with any other corporate exist
in the details VI its organization and management,
ana the defendants are therefore only allies far
hold the tito the property and the funds, In 0des
that the former may be preserved In perpeuy for tho
people of New-Yor and the other may not be dsbursed
Without protective ceremonies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-04
CHARACTER OF SECRETARY CHANDLER.

10 the Edit0r or The Tri0hnr.
SIR: The first surprise at the appointment OF
ex-senator Chandler Secretary of the Interior Depart
pent has subsided and there ro be general
disposton TO wait and what he will do. No time,
however, Is needed by those best acquainted with Mr.
Chandler TO determine what he will do. have no hest
tation in saying he will prove the best appointment
President Grant has made during hts term first saw
Mr. Chandler his In Detroit Michigan. about 80
years ago. when boy, and the circumstance comes
back to my mind windy though 1t were yesterday
He was tall. hnelookng man. apparently between 80
and 40 years OF ago. He polite and genomany IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-04

Judge J. NJ Van Colt for his opinion and 1t should be
adverse to OF the legal adviser OF the Board no pro
poses 10 submit the question adjudication In friendly
s ii IL not regarded probable, however. that the
Board will accode " this proposition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-04
TIE LAW CONCERNING CERTIFIED CHECKS.
To the Edtf0r OF The TribHne.

70 the razor OF The Tribuns.
SIR: In u recent number of The TRIBUNE
YOU gave a decision rendered by Judge D0nohuc in
case between the Security Bank and The National BanA
~ The Republic. II was in action brought by the
ormcr bank recover OF the latter Oh certified check
which, before being certified had been altered to larger
.um The Judge based his decision on previous cases
decided by Court Of Appeals that the bank did not
certify to the amount for which the check was drawn
bnt merely ~ 20 the signature. II the check mad been
altered nter was certified OF the bank could be
held only Tor the original amount For what do per
IONS send 10 a bank have check marked
good Certainly not for the Signature; ~
, general thing they know that already it IS for the
amount Numbers cannot swear to their own sig
nature Take for nstance tho of the Hon JnO.
cisco who II recoilect Alright. said on the stand that
certain signature was his own when ii proved that
Il WAS not think il the could be carried To the SUI
IRENE rt of tue United that court would decide
that the teller only certified 70 the signature, but
also that tbs ssncr good for the amount named Ia
aid check l. q. o.
RuiLerJG,rd Park, y. j., Nov. %, 1879.
THE decision in the particular case referred to was
not by Judge DonOhue, but there are several cases
10 the same effect The original decision By the
Cont of Appeals took the community somewhat by
sunrise but the law is well settled, and it Is
difficult to see how the United States Court can liz
terfere.-Ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-04

Idoubt II this be equaled IN any instance In the
State where the election has Deen stfohsy contested
Willis the gains OF course greater IN some places
than in others yet the returns show that out OF the 81
electiou districts the three counties, Sr Prince
ahead of his ticket in all but two Let me add that THE
TKIBusE is very largely taken at College Point where
be noDuation j. almost entirely German. Respectfully
C6iiegs Point l.. L.. Nov. D. 1879. Efs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-04
Croton Landing, ". Y, Nov. 20, 1878.
TIE VOTE FOR SENATOR PRINCE.

TO me Edftor Of me Tribune.
SIR: On the morning before election THE
TRIBUNE recommended the people of this District to
support the L. Bradford Prince candidate for Sena-
tor In connection with this few words and figures as
to the result in this District may not Do unintcresting
Each Of the counties went Democratic on the state
ticket by the following maiorties:
Queens ........... 1857 suffolk. $40
Richmond -.......--. OiOI
This was larger Democratic majority than for many
wears Suffolk County having been considered Repub'
can until the Prohibition movement began. Mr. Prince
for Senator not only the adverse vote, but OBJ
tanned a majority in each county "a follows:
queens. "a '''''-
Richmond. .23y -.
Total
Thus running ahead OF The State ticket as follows;
JOG suffolk Csc
Richmond. iiS
Total ......3,51l
Idoubt ~ this can be equaed IN any instance In the
ctat ,xbere tha election has been strongly contested
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-29
VIII soon be issued. the third edition the
HERALD PAMPHLET:

Compiled from the columns of the DAILY
HERALD, and containing The most com
plete and reliable iuformaiion relative TO Les
Angeles City and County. Price % cents.
All Kinds of JOb-WOrE done to Conn
pete with Snn Francisco in Price,
style, nnd Elegance of MOri<nau'.iiip.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-29
DIR. NJ. S. JONES,

EORMERLY OF ST. LOUIS, MO-,
M&A II has located in Los Angeles where
ENySa he will give his special attention to
diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat.
OFFICE: Spring St., opposite Temple Block.
feb25tf--2
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-29
DRs. CHASE & LYONS,

StURGEONS AND PRACTITIONERS of Ho-
y meopathy. Office and residence, Back
man House. Night calls promptly attended.
B1- special attention given 10 diseases OF
women and children. oc9tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-29
DR.. l.. Dexter Lyford,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON - OFFICE,
No. IL, Dowuey Block, Los Angeles,
California. Office hours-9 TO II A. M; to 3
and toSP. NJ. ap23-tf-2
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-29
K. .. WISE. MI. D..

RADUATE OF JEFFERSON
VI Medical College, Philadelphia. Office
in Ian Franco Building, Main street Office
hours, from to lO% a. NJ, and from Ia To
z. NJ.
Obstetrics s. Diseases OF Women Specially.
X7-lY-lh
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-29
(. o. O. Z.
Orange Grove Encampment, No. 81, |. O. 0. +.

,,,s-.s...a1. REGULAR MEETINGS held on
-sQISA.s the Second and Fourth TU ES-
~ .-.slt-.~- DAYS of each month nj ~ +. M.
''"rHFS Sojourning Patriarchs in good
standing are cordially invited TO attend.
II. BURDICK, c. +.
j. NJ. BAsSErT. Scribe.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-29
SOCIETY NOTICES.
Masonic Notice.
Los Angeles Chapter No. SO, RI: A.. m.

Stated convocations on I'd
.... :. 4
\ M HN NMONDAY of each month at
NJ NM 71S F. Nj. at Masonic Hall. So
W j<I journing companions in good
W@/SW standing cordially invited By
N>OH order of the ii. L.
w. Ii. A. KIDD,
~ Secretary.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-29
4oS Suocles 4ltmla.
the WEEKLY HERALD
Is published every Saturday morning

TERMS.
one oi year, by mail orexpress, single copy~.s5 %
Three g | no
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-29
PHYSICIANS AND EoNs.
SAM'L w. BROOKE, NJ. D.,
Physician, Surgeon and 0bstetriCian.

OFFICE-In Lanfranco's Building, Main st.
Office hours--S to 10 A. M, to and toS p. NJ.
Residence. No. 24O Main street. d29tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-29
j. n. MCKEE, M. d.

DHYSICIAN & SURGEON = OFFICE,
No. Spring street, opposite Temples
Bunk. RESIDENCES = First street, between
Fort and Hill, Los Angeles, Cal. mrlS-tf-2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-14
~ Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Au ,tioGeers,
No, 1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
~ AVAILABLE MARKET- ANp D lS,Rl
ARUUr ONE MnEFROM 1HE ClTIuF klriI.
M0ND. on THE CRAlGTUN ROAD, KElSG
THE HOUSE-TkACr OF HE rrul tA AIN
AND \ NICE TRACT ADJOINING: On NE
&TNE-MlLt ROAD; ALSO. 6sQ.l0og aIRE S
SHOP: ALSO, VALUABLE NAtAET ~
on SEVENTEENTH STREET BIZ "hhnn
WASHINGTON AND GAr siEtE,i!;I IN, A. a..
JOINING TIE RESIDENCE or DAVID "a
MIRA. ESQ. BY AUCTlON.-Ihe nudrrsiGLta,
commissioners acting uHd.r II decree vi NE nav
Gerry Court OF The cry OF Richmond rehc'h ":
18th April 1875. in The suit styled nor % ps
u.s. Picot ri dts., shah, in execution Vi Saiihtv'I
sell at public auction. on The premises. Oh MoHDAi
Inc / 7lh OF Nav 1876 al the hour aud time spt'
cited, and IN order named, The i"i'""'S p'''
perty-to Wit: Il
Commencing say at 2 O'Clock W.. Fiji 'f'c,' w,
siguatcd on 4: plat mare ny dOs' pm >. l"1' ""'I
No. l. continuing 20 81 100 acres 81 nIs,,
proved mark--lIuud, WITH all the imnr"' Gh.G I
thereon. consisting OF FRAMED ""tii'!s C'uA
Ing five rooms, and usual GGf-hours. ,, -.
second tract, No. I. containing IL 3'-4VV "''~
on The Nine Mile road. ., ,ooo ,r-e:
Third tract. No. 2, containing = ooV-4oVu 'N'1
on the CraigtOn road. ....-,rs,.
10 parties dc,iring small and lirstTIa'9 'H"'''
farms this ole rs Il nine opportunity. .,;,,, ha
And at 5% L. N. the valuable i"i huJ'.''. 49,.
residence of David Canira. located ~ 49, n,t
scribed fronting on seventeenth s'r"ci - .! -ttS1
TERMS or SALE: Uuc-iourth cash: tsi' i,, ,tS.
1T six. twelve and eighteen mouths t"t nt,rs
notes Interest added: title retained uth ~, So
are paid and u conveyance ordered " INC 'ru!t
JAMES n. DUuIHi'
AK. CpuKTNhi,
X, o.. SCOTT,
sGscl.l CumuSsl.Ggi'.
nv 4.56.S.iOll.l2.13.li
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-14
III. AppERSON, Auciioneel
By j. L. Apperson,
Real Estate Agent and Aucuoneer,
1Ol6 Main street.

THAT LARGE AND REALLY NALU-
EAST CORNER OF G-ACE AND FOU>HEE
STREETS AT AUCTION..Will be sold on tn IN,
premises, on TUESDAY, May 20, 1879, ~ oHl
O'clock p NJ, the abnv--aescribed MUST DkSiRA-
fLE PROPERTY, occupied Dy samuel NJ. Bailey,
Esd containing fourteen rooms tinur iuii-s'zed on
each floor and wide hail through IN" centre, porch
ern cOnveniences and Improvements: kitchen OF
annie size stable and carriage-house' &c.-ai re-
Gently put in thorough repair.
The Lon fronts coz feet on The south SIDE OF
Grsc- street, aud runs back 153 feet 10 WIDE
alley. ,.-.>-,., ,,,,,o,rr
NESTS. COMFORT, AND CONVENIENCE OF CON
STKUCTIOS, AS WELL As ELIGIBILITY or LoCA-
rIOS so DESIRABLE PIECE OF PROPERTY Is
OFFERED FOR SALE. ,,o
TEnMs: Une-thlrd cash; balance at one, t"o'
and three years with interest payable quarter
yearly for negotiable notes for principal anu III
terest secured by q trust-dced.
mvl2 j. l.. APprRSON. Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-14
Bv Frank ID. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and AuctionCer,
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LARGE NUM-
i Der OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS On
TENTH. ELEVENTH, TWELFTH, AND THIR-
TENTH STREETS BkTWEEH CLAY AND
LEI,iH AND NJ AND n STREET., IN THE
CITY OF RICHMOND AT AUCTIOA.-By virtue
of a deed of trus. from Philip T. johnson to the
undersigned, sole acling trustee, recorded, JaDu-
airy 30tn s74 in the clerk office of the Chancery
Court of the city or RicEmoud, in ID. 4. 102 z,
page $50, will sell at auction on TUESDAY,
May rs, 1875, on the premises, at ~ o'clock
r. d., a large number OF very desirable BUILD
ING LOTS located as above described.
The sale will commence ut point distant 20
feet from the northeast OF Clay aud Twelfth
Streets ana adjoining the colored Hieh-Schoo aud
will be continued according 10 nap In the office OF
The auctioneer These lots are all Iow-priced, aud
being the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad work.
shops and the centre OF The city should attract the
attention OF the working classes, others teslr0us
ofinvestng from arst hands. Such an opportunity
will seldom occur again. This property has been
held by the same family for nearly century, and
the title Is perfect.
TERMS: One.f0urth cash; the balance In ak,
twelve, and eightssu months with six per cant. In.
terest sGted, aud secured by deed OF trust.
FRANK ID. HUI,
ny42 Sole Acting Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-14
BY Grubhs { Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctfoneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank


Eleventh street between Main and Ran.
T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
IL THE OPPORTUNITY OF THs SEA>o<
\ BEAUTIFUL MARKET GARDEN WITII
BUILDINGS, &C., AND FIFTY >PLENDIi,
BUILDING LOTS IN DINAL'S AND NiTti
ELLIS PLANS. BORDERING TIE NOkTItrES
TlON, ON TIE PREMISES. ON WIIrr-M 1y.
DAY, 18TH DAY or MAY. 1875. tOMMENt.
ING AT M.-Thc sale Will embrace The bro.
per;y formerly known as HAITOkF', GARDrV
and now occupied by Mr.. George II. White, CON,
tanning two. ACRES. with streets on each >Ide
and fruit-treeS. The land lies admiralty for gar
dehng. and wi'ha moderate outlay this could be
made very des irable properly.
Also. those Two BEAUTIFUL sQUApFS NJ
tabe-land on the crown OF the h facirg ,hr n,,S
cemetery, and next south of iiIian A. RohinSon.s
residence. They each front $50 Zee. on Tie weS
side of PaGricK street, and run tack 2G4 lee, 10 an
o;her street. This property WI! hc sub iyided into
FORTY BUILDING LOTS. each 33 by ia ieet
TO an alley 6 (. ct wide.
Also. the SQUARE lying In the rear and pe.t
east or the new cemetery. This viii be SulLal.
vied into TEN BUILDING LOTS, each SO by
124 feet.
his property IS universally admired for The
beauty OF lis situation. IL coiumanGs line view
of the city, has Il good soil, nnd probably offers
more Induccu cntS 10 persons of small Inuars than
any to he found elsewhere. Bcin: just Outside Of
the city limits there are no city taX"s 10 pay. Let
no person wishing 30 secure al M rocrItc cost ce.
sir:ihc hOmrstcad fail TO attend his sale.
TERMS OEe-thiri cash: balance At four eight,
and twev" months for u'goIiah'e note, with 10.
lerest added ana secured by dce"s 81 trust;
special Inducements ofrud 80 those who wll
pay cash Ia full. GKuBIi> & WILLIAMS.
z tU'iiuUprr..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-14
By Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioncerS,
lll3 Maiu street, Richmond, Va.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A LARGE AND
4 VALUABLE coal AND COKE tE0PARTY
CUUNTIES. III liiE STATE OF virginia,
WlTiilN TWELVE MILES OF TIE Cl.I "
kI,HMoMD,. AID y FyUE M w1i OF THE
TUtinTHER WITH EEGlNtS, MACliINEki,
MirLtS, CARS. BOATS, TO0.S. sc. NECr> :.
sARY FOR An EXTENSIVE WUkhi SG oF
AND FRANCHISES OF He TUCkaHOG AND
JAMES RIVER RAILRUAD CoMPAEi.-iy
virtue of a iced of trust GATED the i h or Noycm-
bcr 1873. and Gully recorded IN tie c.crk>' Ciliccs
OF ll"lrico and Goochand counties. executed y
tic Jailrs klv.r Coal Company To The subscribers,
licilrv in said decd shall, on WEDNESDAY The
10Th uay o. June. 1875, at 2 O'Clock NJ, In front
OF The CUSTOM housc'o on Eaht heiwGcn TENN ana
State OF Virginia. Xposc Tor sale IL pupllc auction
the above mentioned propry consisting OF
less known rs .'Trcnt's'': TX vt uF LAND
containing 60 acr.s. norr or less, known rs - MI
chie!s'S'', TRAIT uf LANh containing 1915
Tract OF LAM, Containing $50 acres, more or
less nuuwn rs Dctrick.; estate: Il TRACT OF
aND containing 400 acre, 1t ore or less. known
rs .:Ir Ihona; Dictrlck's''; Il LEASE UPON the
SURFACE AID MN RAILS Of Il TRACT Or
LANn containing ,243 ncr,s known rs y ar
II Hill Mines; sal reuse will expire ON the rs II
of June. $50. 4 lease uDOn tie roa ana trai-
cnisc, Of llf ruckahoc ahd James i.ivcr haitroad
,om:any; said lad extends through iald and To
expires un the IS III OF June. 1886. Engines, Ma
chinery, Mults. Cars. Boat, loo$, &r., necessary
for m extensive work ing. r.isu", and Transporting
OF tie producer Of sad Coal and Coke property. n
por ion oil the aforementioned nropcr1y-io VII :
the 1917. 100. lJS $50. and 400.acre lracts- l.
subject ~ licus prior 10 SAID decd 10 about the
amount of S20.SJU. principal aud interest.
TERMS: Unc-hllf cash: balance i'll two equal
instruments III one and two ycars; tile deirrrcu ill.,
Salrncn.s to bear Interest the rate of six per
ceIlum per aunum from day OF sale, and evidenced
Ivy rrgoIiabe notes secured by deed OF trust Oh
said property.
Maps ana Schedules Of said property may he seen
al the cilicc Of the aucionccr.
GEORGE ID. WISE.
RUHHfT HOWARD,
TIIUM ~ Il. JACKSON,
myl3 HENRY VI. SCI Lf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-14
BY Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Main street.

VERY ATTRACTIVE AND CONVE-
Y NIENTLY-ARRANGFD BRICk-A n D.
FRAMED COTTAGE RESIDENCE, slI UATED
On THE EAST LINE OF FIFTH Srkf EFT NEXT
DOOR TO THE FORMER RESIDENCE OF
HENRY X. ELLYS0N, ESQ, BkrWEE JACK
SON AND DUVaL STREETS, FOa SALE AT
AUCTIOs.-We shall, AZ the request OF the ewner,
sIll ~ public auction, the pre- Uses. OH SATUE-
DAY iii" 18TH day OF May, ! 75, at o'clock Z.
NJ thst desirable Residence located rs above
described, now occupied by Mr. William Mccarthy,
containing seven rooms, with gas and water on the
prf misses, The LOT has U front OF 90 by 49, feet,
and will be sold as whole or sub-d sded If desired.
TERMS OF SALE: viii be very liheral-say, one.
ff,h cash; residue at six, twelve, eighteen, and
twenty-four months for negoiiskle notes, six per
LYME u BROTHER,
my 11.Iu,Th,F&S Aast,Qusets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-14
RICHARDSON & Co., Auctionecrs.
BY GrubbS IL Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN ASH
Y LAND FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-0n
WEDNESDAY the / 9th day of May, AT . O'Clock
A. NJ. upon the premises we will "ffer Ivy auction
the BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE, formerly owned
by Rev. ". w. Renrett. and now occupied by Mr..
l.. Z. Ellis II Is finished In the best aud most at
tractiye style, contains about nine rooms with
every desirable appur'cnaucc. and is In all respects
. cOn pletc establishment Th"rc are about eight
acres Of and attached about three acres being in
There Is also u fine garden, and the grounds about
the house are beautifully ornamentcd with fine
slIade ccs shrubhsry. ant flowers. All thugs
siGercd this is probably one of the most tiactiyc
residences In the thriving townOf Ashland: and
BENZ distant only sixteen miles from Richmond,
with several trains daily between the two points, 1t
mus; nnend itself To persons wishing IT, secure
the pleasures of Il couEtry home combined with
most Of The advantages OF residence In the city.
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBS l. WILLIAMS,
my 10 AucIioneers.