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The New York herald., 1875-07-13
THE FLOODS IN FRANCE.

FHH LOSS OF LIFE AT ToULoUsz NOT 30
LARaE As REPoRTED-rwo HUNDRED AND
SIXTEEN BODIES FOUND.
PARIS, July IL, 1875
An ofncia telegram in the Aonftelw corrects
sxAggerations as to the number OF people drowned
In Toulouse and states that so Ear only ZIG bodies
have been found.
TERTuE DISTRICT LAID wAsTE-vALUABLH
CROPS LOST.
LONDON July II, 1875
The Ne,cs' Paris special reports that the coun-
try between Vile Franchs and Macon has been
laid waste by the foods to the extent OF forty
tIlometers.
Fine wheat ana vine crops in many places have
eeen destroyed.
The New York herald., 1875-07-13

THE ONLY PROTECTORS sT0REKEEPER5
NAV conscentiously recommend % customers are the
GRApuATKD CnEsr AND LUNG PRorKcroR $40, S2 and $a
per dozen. sold by all obber& Sample largest mailedy
prepaid. 81 2A ISAAC A sNShh hAnuiAeturer' s'A
HrOa
The New York herald., 1875-07-13

A SIMPLE AND EFFECTIvR CONTRIvANCE
for permanently curing Rupturo supplied by thu
ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, 6S3 Broadway has entirely
superseded all metal trusses among intelligent persons
everyWhere.
The New York herald., 1875-07-13

A-CLARET WINE, 1000 CASES OF A GOOD
Bordeaux ST. Julien Wine, at 81 per Of dozen
bOttes-a discount TOR ten or more Sent G. o. D.
o any part Of city country. HENRY ID. FELrER
600 Broad way New York.
The New York herald., 1875-07-13

\ TERT1IE DISTRICT LAID wAsrE-vALUABLH
CROPS LOST.
The New York herald., 1875-07-13
A-CONQUMPTION A

A.--C0NSUMPTION,
tho scourge OF the human family may In its early stages
be promptly arrested and permanently cured.
RAYKSswooD w. Va
DR. r. V. PrRRcE, Buffalo n Y =
sIR-For the last year have been using your Golden
Medical Discovery owe my life to 1t, having been
afflicted for ye Did not IL but time be-
foro was benonted at that time was very bad, noe
able TO sit up much was suffering greatly with my
throat getting blind, had dry cough and much
pain In my lungs | have used twelve bottles OF the
KATE T. WARDNER.
son OF Mr.. J. II. Meseck, Of Chatham Four Corners
N. r. has been cured Of Consump don by Dr. Pierce'a
Golden Medical Discovery-so says Mr.. o. b Canneid
editor Of the Chatham Courier.
4 X EglAr, druggist, OF West Union, 0nio writes to
state that Or. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery
effected wonderful cure OF Consumption IN his neigh
borh
The New York herald., 1875-07-13

LEON DUMAS EAU MARvEILLEUSE IS NOT
enamel, but medicine for the skin. Ladies in
vited to test Ii before purchasing whOesao
and retail No. West Twenty fifth and
cipa druggiRtA Price 81 ner bottle.
The New York herald., 1875-07-13

PARTIES OR CORPORATIONS IN NEED or
surance, steamship, Commercial Theatrical or Lega.
VIII find it 70 their advantage 70 obtain % an estm,1
MENT: ll5 BroAdway. before leavinE tneir orderA
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-10-14
SALE OF
T Forfeited State Lands.
STATE OF WISCONSIN.

Office otCommisSoners OF school University Lands
MADISON, Wis. Sept. 1st, 1879
Notice is hereby given that all the School,
University, Agricultural College, Forfeited
Aortgaged, and Swamp Lands in the State
OF Wisconsin, which have been forfeited by
reason Of the uon-payment Of interest for
the year 1875, will be offered for sale at
public auction, at the Capitol in Madison, on
the 18th day of December, l. D., 1875, un-
less sooner redeemed; said sale TO commence
at O'Clock A NJ, and continue from day to
day until all Of said lands shall have been
offered. Said lands viii be offered by Coun-
ties, arranged in a!nhahetieal ordar
Among these are the following described
lands in Douglas County, which will be
offered at the price named opposite each
tract, lunder the heading Total amount due
State, , which includes the principal due at
the time OF forfeiture; the interest on the
same to January /, 1876; all taxes which
have been returned against the land and re-
main unpaid; the cost OF advertising, and
three per cent damages
Said lands will he sold subject to all unpaid
taxes assessed against the same, not included
herein.
The percentage payable at the time Of pur-
chase will be fixed By the Commissioners at
the sale.
PETER DOYLE,
FERDINAND KUEHN,
4 SCOTT SLOAN,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-10-14

tie Is As years old. He looks about 40.
From boyhood find he has had an affinity
ior MECHANICS. At II he made a steam en-
sine. At IA he made an engine without &C.
centres or steam chests which is still owned
III Philadelphia bya gentleman who values it
highly. Varying from such tastes, he spent
several years compromising prescriptions in
drug store. For time he assisted on a
locomotive, and when the locomotive got out
of order and baffied the engineer, made it as
good as new. lie has keen relish for music
and skill with musical instruments. Some
time ago no amateur here could beat him at
the tlute-he was the sweetest piccOlo PLAYER
eXtant. As he grew, his strength became
another noticeable thing. He was and is a
superb gymnast. Not long ago he made
everybody III the gymnasium stare by lifting
lao pounds. All the While the mechanical
instinct and endeavor struggled in him, He
was continually experimenting and origina-
ting. | am told that he has experimental
with almost every known force, galvanc,
magnetic, hydraulic, steam, what not He
has made in his time 100 models.
He has been blown into the water from a
steamboat, has made two balloon ascensions,
lived out West in MlnnesOta--been a rover a
troubadOur, a restless seeker after something
new and strange. With his friends he displays
his spirits like faun. He VIII toss. cigar
to the ceiling and catch the ,ight end in his
teeth, fling across the yard weight that
would break the backs Of three ordinary men,
vault fence, create Devil in his work shop,
and tr2HquiIiy toy with his tail while confu-
tins and amazing with 2n iron logic the opin-
.ions Of gray-headed engineer who haa
dropped in to make fun Of the Motor
lie IS in tacta queer fellow. | have not
vet made him out He may be the gratest.
Discoyercr or the greatest Crackbrain of the
time. j. B. s.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-10-14

O
horsepower hitherto made was manufactured |
10r the great Dupont gunpowder mills, at
" llmlngton. 1t registers to the square inch /
$4,000 pounds. The guage lust made for the
keeey Motor By Thomas Shaw. of Pbiladpl-
phia, and which has been on exhibition here
several DAYS. will REGISTER 10 the SQUARE inch
81 600 pounds
This Titanic nownr the i,vop+or o,,-1o,.o,
with a breath did NOT soo H., A. 49,
those who have seen hin, do i assa,,t tI,+ w.
''bows from his LUNGS for nnr;od IF CIV On
into nozzle nno, 10 Caro,r+,n.
that he then connects +bis nl,lIo -, s,,,,I11
rubber tube with the nozzle Of big b,5ront
and Introduces water dirort t},,o,,ob +tn +,,ho
into the Generator--nwbon 10 ~ af.;to y
imprisoned Gaziog nro,' +la+ ,,a-,,.io
was reminded Of tho axnrcss;on of an .,,r,.r
darkv to his fellow. uS9v sam hou.ar 7or,
YOU see stpapq comm, ont y, lort 49,. ?aoI.
out for me Tn hiiir,u
Between the new Generation which i Of .
different form, and MOT, o,a e., c.ro,+ou ~
sistinq mower than, an, hofl,.a I7,,,.,,,,,t,J
and the now .,tTnI+;,,I;..4ar ;, ,.,,,1 -
one-tentb inch hnra ao,,3-o,.;,,l. T., 49,
which tho NrI+;,,I:,,.
tn tho uor - r. l ~ :,
mandors o,,o,,l,. 9c .,- nus M q
elmo ~ +1la p,"2 ~ Pow! may oe Stlu8
Is. acknowledgements CorIiss e9o;no ;nro
sn,;tboroo,,u !
nIicator onl,, - 40 go Wv
It is condnrtod 70 sba o,o;rh ~! r.
the same bore and t}ol,nn7s 80 no. ,.s,,,,,,,.
mo the NnItinl;o,+,,, ia, 49,, C[,,a,,t,,,
thronoh hoIa sn,r.o1,, 1.r,,o, -l,., 49,.
inc needle 49, va =
lsT,o fo,o, +l,+ 5000, 41.
so;d W. 1850, 'l,l9 - - VIZ, 'u"e,
RIM souin,+ ms ".I1
With oo,a10 Eli 60. - p 30 81. an
easily RIM o,,,. mn -, f,,+l,,, ~, .,i
VI 49,, ;, 49, - 10y, ~ 'H9 "o'I", !,
oxnarnant.I o;,o r. ,I r o'','.''I5 . s,..'il
which e.,,d :, ,.,t.:.. - r
c,o,,tI,,, I'm . ~. -
tho atha,. ,,;i. tI q, ,,lo SA''i'''.oI
This arer IT., oo,,I3. ',,LS tli''Ig WIN
motion ar o>''S 'i' i'oui'''
No., oi,-..Il,.,
o1,oo+on -, .I,--lS - " -"u
b,.o,,;os+.t,.; "a 49, = "'li3 'le
a,u, - -.'.l --'',' 9. - .. D0ioie pres
;ra6 qI,oIl pg"''N9 - me square
,,,,,, ,,o+ai ''''S' .'i0ii "9ie oi austrian
Ir,n,nn ~ - - 'elIaog OF PnoSphor
s,,oS1, - Ia 1"'" "HIcu' curing the
pioresS VI va7Ciu8' pAoSPhor IS introduced
W ,s,'i 'I'e iiIG's'o'e men Is supposed 10
. en'Gi cast h'eV"' rom tAe damp mods. HAY
~ "'1H c"SS WIN Vhe requisite chamber OF
S1 ieIt IN 'AelF cehterS, these parts OF
'ol'Ao ~ - ~ HaIiiIle'eo oE Ihe strongest
~ ioIce known 70 mechanics, 70 an
r,,ronso .,ols ueis'lI' LtF ths
Ill, L.:-..I.. 20 " i'o'l
-, - -. A'" eNilA pc a'u I e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-10
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Wellington Goddin and Williams Il Gibson,
Real Estate AuctioneerH.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY vALUA.
j. BILE AND HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE REAL
ESTATE ON LEIGH AND SEVENTH STREETS,
KNOW AS TIKI "M!LLsn MANSION, AND a
PA AGsr or TIE B5AUtF TH sAsREE At
ON THE EAST LINE OF SEVENTH STREET.
B5 virtue Of four deeds OF trustthe three first exc
James Peasants and j. 8. Watkins. dated 10th
August. 867; the second TO James Pleasants ana
(; a.; Lansts5er. dated en- January lSSs 1Is
March, 1868; aud he fourth. hy Major William
Allen to said Peasants and william H.. Lucke,
dated I'd May, 1S73-sli duly recorded IN htch-
mona Husti6gs Court or in Richmond Chancery
Court, shalt In execution Thereon, and Mt Inc re-,
quest Of The parties secured therey proceed 10 sell
~ auction. on the premises, on FRIDAY the u ST
May, 1875, Ak O'Clock P. NJ. Jf fair If not ths
first fair day the eaiter, Ut the same hour the sHrga
amt handsome Residence and LOTS lGchied as
above, formerly The residence OF the late Nicholas
Mills. 90. ~ 0ar0- - s
Tne dwelling has all Of the usual modern i'm
provements, and has the mot ample accommoaa aa
beautifully oct with Phade and ttnlt trees ana ever
greens, aud the location and neiShhorhood equal 10
| the best 10 Richmond With the inans'o mouse
will be sold Lot No. 4, fronting coz fret, running
back $50 fe-t to an alley 20 feet wide, with the
large brick building To he west foI usen as
Kitchen, nut now fitted up rs residence; lot NO.
5, fronting 48h feet running back $50 feet 10 said
alley; and to the east Lots Mes; ana D. eaeh 80 ~
$50 feet to said alley as9 lots so anS
acther 81 2-l2 feet, running hack l2O feet TO
an other ALLY 20 feet wide having rhtr Oh large
brck staule and carriage houst, anu gardeners
residence Possession given in Il short time.
The above real estate will ne sold In separate par
GELS BY the respective sells OF trustees 10 sats14 the
deb,s respectively secured thereby. The recent
decision by the Supreme Court OF Appeals OF Vir.
glnia in tie case OF "Corbn &C., ". MINIS, DC
has settled the title TO this property beyend all
| question. but the trustees will, as usual, convey
only with special warranty ny consent OF parties
the terms will I've on-fOufth cash; balance Ut for,
eight, and twelve months, tor negotiable notes, in
| tercsI added.
| The taxes aud insurance for 1875 10 be naid by
| The pu1cuasers JsMkS tLEAShSTS,
j. u. WATKINS,
Z. 4. LANCASTER.
| p" WILLIAM II. LUCkE.
mr1O7o 1d171a2l -s Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-10
By james L. Apper9u,
Real Estate Auclioneer and Agent
10 ~" No. l016 Main street

3
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF The
~ VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY hhomS
AZ" THE MONUMENT HOTEL.-By virtue OIL ~
decree OF the Chancerv Court OF the cry o! ht III
mond entered on III. 20lb FeDruary, lsfo.hhn W
consent OF all the parties In interest VIZ 'hIi %
special commissioners thereby app0Ihteu y'' "a
tie premises, at auction, on .TnuksDAt 'I1
goth day Of May. 1875, nj 5 O'Clock +; n.' III u
fair; If not. the next fair day thersater, NY n
known and truly valuable MON UNrNI f1Ui a 81
PROPERTY nttHe northwest corner on nf so -,
Ninth Streets Irnutux on the for er DC 8. i. ~
on The latter 16S ALP teet, with 3sDtl "a W., ta
north line or 1870 feet and width on the rear IIss
or 10 2.l2 feet Tor that depth The botet - patW
three aud partly tour stories aporn ING oastno ar,
and CONTAINS sfxts rooms 1.-The WOODEN ieLe ay
adjoining contins seven roomsl kitchehs' ,il' D.:
seryauJs Apartments. stable, cafrlage.iouf. T.,
Situated Ia the geographical 'en'Te 81 lne SS.v,J
lont OF Capitol street AZ the handsoHis ~ w
s0lIare,, with au elevation insurips heann"! ~
and fine views Of The surrounding c"unu!, hi -
Justly considered as The most dtslrHDle pps,n i, =
within It's limits for MDCHNEEDED FIN 't i,-i 81
!, TERMS: one ffth cash; bna.c" IN guar ny
meDls ut six, twelve, eighteen. twspiy ,A, "A
thirty six. forty. two forty. eight. n'tE ouiI
sixty months with intrrrst payable nan, for
all the deferred payments, Tor ntGotSoir W mr.
each separate in-tument OF prlrcip1 lH1 y. t""
est and title retaiUed until the "hoi" plt t ~.
money Is paid aud u conveyance dir'clTrn :: '-N
court. MILAN ShEDii'
an2S special Commissl"lrs.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-10

A reduction of 100 per cent. in telegraph
rates by the Atlantic cable has been made,
commencing last Saturday. -Nec York Ship
ping List.
That is too generous by half! They never
can afford to do business for nothing and
keep the cable in repair. Call it fifty per
cent, neighbor, and let the company " live
long and prosper."- Boston Advertiser.
A correspondent Of the San Francisco
Chronicle informs the world that Shack
nasty James, once an active assistant to the
late unlauented Captain Jack, Is an Irishman
by descent. The name originally was
O'Shaughnessy.
The oysters don't know that it is May.
Why should they suspect anything of the
sort? They are just now in the prime Of
their excellence. Still, there are plenty Of
fools who know more about the "months
with an ~ in them' than they do about
the wcather.-Ne.c York ECening Mail.
Western papers complain that the picnic
crop is late this year.
Let's all 60 10 Arkansas. They have Hot
Springs there. We have ours cold
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-10
Auction saaEs-pn,n-.. O..
:, >>r,>>--~>->-~---> 1872
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
zeal Estate Agent and Auctoneer,
No. ilI3 Main sir.n,

a MOST ATTRACTIVE sALEOF AR.
1 ~ HE I aopgTss1E l ~ KITCHEN FTR.
HORSE AND CARafasE, aih't tsAlkNII nS,G
s aSS Th9 M4. " %%Ynsf I request q
auction ON THURSDAY May Ia. Is7s public
O'Clock A. NJ. az his late residence so. AZ a. ~
Cary all his personal estate library e
sets, % .FIRsT.CLA Ass, PARLoR, cHAvevn
kkITRTH9;ssk s HAIL, anaDiSlSG- E0oA Fstt k,,
FfNs Nhs''DrsNER SET
VsE WV and skHss * GAsyoT!T
and In fact every household article found IN A..
class residence. 7..srE - : :" ''1 ~ hts!-
0IL-PAISTTNGS. ENGkAyINGS uIus,r..,u
Millions Paradise Lost. Ne: "'u'da'isg
and many other rare and curious relics and arc,.s
CHINESE sATIN-EMBossED PICTURES and
The EDIroEIAL-oHA1R Of the late John "
s H RvE EYYfS2ISsiT nnMsf ENTssr
Fine English sHOT.G ~ and CASE.
ana OFFERS too numerous to mention.
ALSO,
OLD PORT and RESERVED MADEIRA WINES
BORDEAUX, CLARET, &C.;
Large and select variety of GREaS.uo,,,,,
rLaMTS. SWINGlSG-BA Ip0GI
FLOWEk-STANDS, &c. "oS
ALSO,
A fine FAMILY HORSE; SISGL2-RoRsE CANINE,
pair: ~ e'"d re-
STABLE IMPLEMENTS;
Latge LOT or lifDRANT. and GAS-HoSg, &c,
Al o'clock NJ, ae the above r .sidrure w,r ;,
sold PEW NO. Ii. st. Paul's church, IorstJ o .e
lett hand side OF The rgbt-hard AISLE next 70 ,HDt
Of John Enders, tsp. ~ 7" 'H-s
TERMS: At sale.
my6 9mc,'nna,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-10
(. 81 By Lyme & Brother.
Real Estate Agents and AuctiODeers,
No. 12l2 ntain street.

CoMM1sS Il ~ SALE OF OF 1 THAT T
ARuuf ONE Mile FROM THE CITY OF RiCH-
MOND. ON THE CRAIGTON ROAD, BEING
THE HOU$E-THACT OF THE PICOT FARM,
AND A NICE TRACT ADJOINING. ON The
NINE-MILt ROAD; ALSO, $50: POO ACRES
SHOP; Also, VALUABLE VACANT LOT
ON SIEVE NTEESTt STREET BhTWtEN
WHsEGTpES ASR GAF 81 SFF nav AR A.
MIRA, Esq. BY AUCTlON.-The undersigned,
commissioners acting uudsr Il decree Of thr '.Ian-
Gerry Court OF The city of Itichmonl rendered the
10Th April 1876. in the suit styled Clynor e. ais
Pcni e ITS, shall, III execution OF said decree;
sell at pubic anciinn. on the premises, on MONDAY
cited and III oruer named, The following pro-
perty-tO wit:
Commencing say at 2 o'clock NJ: First tract, de-
siyuated on Il plat maze nv Joseph j. Pleasauts as
No. l. containing 20 Sc 100 acres of highly I'M
proved marke-ian6, with all the improvements
thereon. consisting of Il Trained dwelling conaiu-
n az five rooms, and usual out-hOu>cS.
secoro tract, NO 4. conlaining II 97-10O acres,
on The Nine- u lie road. ssyr.,.. ts...Ys
Third tract, Nc. 9 containing 2 6SO-1000 acres,
TO parties de. iripg small and first.class market
farms this offers ipe opportunity. ,r.-...., .4
And ut 5H L. NJ. the valuable lot adjoining The
resinence of David Cantra loca ted us ahOve-de-
scribed, fronting ON Seventeenth street 25by- feet
l. TERMS OF SALE: Ome-fourth cash: the residue
ut six. twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable
notes. inIeres: added title retained until the same
nre paid and a conveyance ordered BY the court.
4 .'-If.n -siI l,fp.5 JAMES II. DoOLEi,
-.,., .....n ..... A. X. CUURTNEi, az.
|''' II, u. SCUIT, a.
i. .-.y.t.. g. '.,.i Special Commissioners.
my4S6S 1O1l.l2,I3,l4,15,17, - f3y s-..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-10
by Richardson & Co., .. 5.
Real Estate Agents anu Aucti0ncers,
l1l3 Main street.
100 BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LO

100 BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
lOU FOR SALE BY notwithstanding d.
vidcd that beautiful tract Of land known as How
ards Grove, and another small tract opposite there
to- just beyond the corporate limits, on tlr Ncchan-
icsvc turnpike tnto building lots oi desirable size,
we will, on MONDAY The Z Ii instau.. 1T O'Clock
z. NJ, on the premises, Offer for sale 100 or more
OF them by au"'i"n.
Parties Wishing to purchase building lots should
not fail 10 attend this sale. rs an opportunity VIII
be off red TO purchase Them ut much less price
than ut any subsequent period.
; This properly, FOR health aud beauty OF location,
accessibility TO business, and prospective ADVANCE
ment in value. is unsurpassed by anything In or
around the city. .s.-.
TERMS: Une-third Of the purchasemoney in
cash :lhc residue In thee equal nstaln ents, paya-
BILE respectively mt four, eight aud twelve months
from the day OF sale; negou bic noeS to be given
for the deferred payments, with Inc rest added ans
secured by deed OF trusr, ire retained until the
RICHARDSON & CO.
my < suc.ioneerS-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-10
an2S
y b ". Goddn.
sp,,Jouaar .uI ppnl Esilt,. Agent,
AuctIOntrr aHu IkVHI T.atIES sN-"
corner OF Eleventh aud Bank Streets

M
TRUSTEES SALE OF fALlAbLh
l. REAL ESTATE IN The CITY Or i:'GRp
MoNn. ON THE NORTH SIDE ~ SGrne,sETS.
TWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH - r. ,,r..
As surviving trustee in certain "eeo .. lin
bearing date the 17th July. 1860 Guy TItsS6,
Richmond Hastings Court CD "a ausus,,' .i,h the
SHALL, In further execution thereof anu VIZ IA A
CONSENT OF all parties interested, prGr,fd The
public auction, on the premis e., on t9 M, on
1lIh May. lS75. At 2 O'Clock 81 IN far. IL ,h,t
the lrst lair day there after, ri the same hot ss
VERY VALUABLE. PbopEEIi ,, ioT gro-
above--viz., the lot rented 80 NrsSr'. WtSS ",ri,
Their lhey reserving the right to remove ny ijS
!ng theseonl. iron,ies 50 feel rsnoiH ,,a tne III
feet 10 AN sltey about 20 feet WIDE Aiso; h 80
with ~, excellent brick and stuccoet store &c,
lying 10 the east OF tie above. ir0aiins a ,IrY
feet. more or less, runalpg back 80 teel =" RAJ
iea!iuy Out TO figEth street. me iotvsn snh;ch
estate Is ,ncaied In tba; part of Main slr s,,ru-
Is incr.aslng ~ value. aud hence lhe ,ii1 ale.
ton Of capitalists AMI others Is called 10 tiis fwo
TERMS: One-thtrt cash: 6t'aIce NJ onT s,,riyl
years for negotiable NOTES iiDteres' natmtSiS
nv y Surviving TRUSTEE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-10
by Grubbs & Williams,
Zeal Estate Agents aud Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
IL THE OPPDRTUNITY OF THE Season
4 BEAUTIFUL MARkET-GNRDES WITH
BUILDING LOTS IN DCNALs AND MITCH
ELLIS PLANS. BORDERING TIE NORTHERN
LIMITS OF THE CITY. TO BIZ SOLD N AuC.
TlUN, on TIE PREMISES, On WlilT-MUN-
DAY, 18TH DAY o. MAY, 1875. COMllESC.
ING Al r. M.-Thc sale will embrace The pro-
perry formerly known rs Ha1TDhF'S GARDEN,
and now occupied by Mr,l George II. White, con-
tanning two ACRES. with STREET on each side.
There Is IL good DWELL Nj. with some Gue shafe
and fruit trees. Tue land lies admiralty for gar
Uptiing. ana with mUdt rate outlay this could Dc
Also, those Two Bta D1lFuL SQUhREs 81
table-llnd on the crown of the bill faerg the new
Cemetery, and next south OF William a. Kohlh,ons
Re side nee They each front $50 feet oil tie west
side of Patrick street, and run back 2G4 t ~ an-
other street This property VIII De SUD Flirh mo
FORTY BUILDING LOTS, each 33 by IN lee!
10 IN alley 6 f'et wide.
Al.a, the SQUARE. wing In tie rear anC neM
east or the new cemetery. This viii be sut-.i-
yiird into TEN BUILDING LUIS, taCh % VI
12i feet. - H.,
I his property Is universally admired for tAe
beauty OF lis situation. 1t c0niInhnCs me view
of the city. has Il good soil. anu probably oNers
more inducen ents 10 persons OF small means nan
any to be- found elsewhere. Being Just oHtsldE u
thu city Limits there are no city tLXrs 10 pas. LrI
10 pcr son Wishing Ia secure at np1trste cost "
siiable bon. stcaJ fail 10 iiteDn This sale. -.
TERMS: Ouc.third cash: balance al iOuF' S'sn.'
ard twelve months for negotiable note, Win D'
terest added ana secured br dcrss or trust "a,
: Special inducements offered To those who NIL
pay cash IN fun. GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
nv = ('G|.11 r.a5 "0f#. .s#- Auciioneer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-10
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate sgcnts and Auctioneers,
No. ll13 Main street,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ BILE REAL ESTATE ON LEIGH S'r"""T
CORNER FOURTH. AND On MOORE STREET
NEAR BACON'S gu >RTER BRANCH, Is nUt-
TIUN.-In obedience to decree OF the Cfa "ee ~
Court Of the city OF Richmond entered on The 4th
day of May. 1873 in suit thercin pending styled
Cross u.s. Is, &c. we shall proceed 20 sell by
public auction. on the premises, on THURSDAY
sthe 2Uth day OF May, 1875, at O'Clock L. NJ, the
following LUIS OF LAND In The city OF Rich
moud-yiZ: . -s's s..'.. OIL.
; First. AL0T OF LAND at the northeast corner
Of Leigh ana Fourth streets, fronting Ill feet on
the orth side OF Leigh street and rum Ing back
the nal depth, with an old wooden house thereon.
Second. An unimproved VACANT LOT OH
Moore stree. harEga front of twcnty-seven fe
near Bacun's Quarter branch. ( a.. ".. ''
TERMS: One.rourth ca'h; residue In three equal
insla!mcnts with Interest added, ayable at six,
twelve, aud eighteen months from the day OF sae-
The purchaser 10 give negotiable notes for the de-
ferreo aymonts and the ute 10 BIZ retained unit I
all the purchase. money Is paid and "a conveyance
ordered BY the court. A. III. KtILr.Y, -.
.ilG!sra" RItHOWARD.
my 10 ..a, ,..4 Special Commissioners,