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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-27

,..rD ~I,. W -. L~,#>. authSii"' 5000
dressing.case and rs contents were intenutu
to aid some rerson or persons In ehecting Az
entrance from the "Hundred Steps !" 10 tns
private apartments Of the palace. occn cup 70
by her Majesty and the royal family; ana 10
sweep of the priceless jewelry. Who s..'s
designed this daring scheme has been ilus o
tra,ed In most Singular way: Ihose WIZ v
placed the case and keys in the stream, .!il
some dark night favorable opportunity
nigh might arse for the grand coup. fastened the
string to brar CHI Of the bush, which, when
the waters of the Thames are at their ord'-
nary summer level. was about foot below
The surface os the little stream, and thus well
concealed. They bad not calculated upon
the sudden drawing off Of the water-an un'
usual circumstance which revealed the
hiding place Of the duplicate keys. Yesier.
dsy MIR. Superintendent Durham, accoDpa-
MED by Mr.. Inspector PearDao, proceeded
to the office OF MIR. W. Seabrook. in the Lord
Chamberl1iu's Department at Windsor Cas-.
tie, and had an interview With the police
authorities.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-27
BY j. J.. AppersOn,
Real Estate Auctloncer and Agent,
1915 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
" VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY KNOWN
as THE MONUMENT HOTkL.-By virtue OF u
dt cree of the Chancery Court Of the city IT Rich
mond entered on the goth OF February, 1875. and
by consent of the parties In Interest. We shall AS
SPECIAL commissioners thereby appoi uted sell on
the premises, at aurtion. on THURSDAY, 7th Oc-
,ober 1875 a. O'Clock p. NJ. ltf far; II not, the
next fair day herelfrr.l tn. we'll known and truly
VA uabi. MONUMENT HOTEL PROPERTY,
al the nnthw corner OF Grace aud sinth streets,
fronting the former SO 3-12 feet, on the latter
1853 4-12 feet, with depth on The north line OF
1870 feet, and n width on the rear line of 73 2-12
/; Ell FIR that depth. The hotel Is partly three aud
rarity four stories above The easements, and con-
taius <ix V rooms (the wooden tenement adjoining
contains seven ronIns) kitchen. laundry servants
apartments stables, rarriag. -hOusc &C.
Situated In the &c graphical centre OF the city, In
front of Capitol street and The handsom" Capitol
Square with an elevation insurIng heiltht III all and
fine views of the surrounding Country, II Is justly
considered as the most desirable position within lis
limits for much needed Gue hOiel.
Terms: Une.hfth cash; b'lai &c in equsl install
merits Of SIX twelve eighteen, tw. nty.our, thirty,
rhrty-six. forty.two, forty.e:ghi, hfty-four, and
Sixty months with int rest payable half.yeary on
al the deferred pay menS, FOR negotiable notes for
each separate instalment of principal and of Inter-
est, and the title retained I'LL the whole purchase
money Is paid aud Il conveyance directed by the
court. WILLIAM GREEN,
A. L. BOULWARE,
Sc IA SPECIAL Commissioners.
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The Rows tn Blue vino Died tn Prison

Full tsfteen thousand men.
The brave. the good, the true
As capiives died In prison pen.
- Thee died for me and you
And shall not truths Indignant tonkue
declare who did this grievous HropSs
On many bloody field
they stood gains, leaden hail; 49,,
And though at last constralntu 10 9fe"'
Their splits did not luan
They safely passed their battles through.
And vet they died for me and ysu."
They mined for home, sweet home,
And Tor their daily bread;
Alas, assistance did not come,
And nov they are with the dead.
Fen hardened rebels felt lbt lr grief,
And yet could furnish no relief!
Ire rebel leaders durst
Not do what zoe have done;
Though many hearts with anguish burst
At tales from Anderson ":
For still they let our brave men share
Their own coarse food aud scanty fare.
The sad tale must be told:
The brave, the true, the good,
Willie we were busy coin'pg gold
They died for want OF TODD!
These fifteen thousand boys In Dinc
As victims died." for me and YOU"
The rebels in their need,
Once, twice, and yet again,
Did all they could do TO plead
For justice TO these men:
But deaf, alas. the Nations ear
Ihe peoples servants would not near.
Even Davis felt their grief,
And sent his message form.
By prompt exchange TO grant Iellei
To prisoners south and North.
And why, Mas was not this donep
There was no heart at Washington!
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FOR SALE. THE WELL KNOWN,
L. MAGNIFICENT EST.TF, uffp pEh 1nn nv.
TWEEN CHMo.D AND NORF0Lk..Thhiss
properly will be offered ut public auction; 10 Gd
rIty Gf Richmond. MT some place TO b" dssiRnhtsd
he? eafler, On the 9th OF OCTOBER NEXF-lhe
second day Of The .oo ysin1E s'ae vIdea 1io TWO
farms leach having 800 acres arabic land, wild
arsi.c improyrments); about 500 acres mar na
meadow very valuable for hrgs guy acres Toa
land conveniently disposed. These farms WIN De
offered separately, or may be subdivlded' rs may
seem exptdiept. .-,,,o,, ., r,s,t
Persons wishing TO purchase are 1nvlted 10 WISH
the mr. mises where the undersigned will take plea
sure In sho wing the property: n,,cou
RANDOLPH HARRISON.
au. -a.4 $ GEORGE BYRD HARRISON,
C. SHIRLEY HARRISON, 81,
Executors and Commissioners.
So 1H.endtOc1 2&tdtd =.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-27

The ATTEMPT TO STEAL Tue CRowS jewels
The London Daily Nens of August 2Sth
has the following: " The Southea> crn diyi.
sion of the Bucks Police, under MIR. Super.
intendent Durham and Inspector Peafman,
OF Elton College, are at present investigating
very extraordinary matter. About the
9th of this month, in order TO permit soma
building operations upon the premises of
Mir. Goodman. the boat builder, near Wind.
sor bridge, the waters of the Thames were
drawn of, lowering the river by several
feet. While the stream was thus lower than
usual man who was walking. near back
cut adj4cest TO Cuckoo Weir, which is about
half mile from Windsor bridge, and on the
Bucks side Of the river, observed q p zee Of
string fastened to the lower branch Of
bush overhangipg the water-courSe. His
curiosity was excited, and seeing some
thing attached TO the string he pulled il up,
and found that 1t was gentlem4n's japsnned
dreSsing-case. Turning the snall key, he
opened the case, and found it contained a
large number of keys and other things. He
at once placed the case in the hands of the
police, and Mr.. Superintendent Dunham upon
examining the contents found that in all there
were twenty-five keys, the larger ones bay
ing been fastened in a bunch at the top of
che case. Upon one side OF the fiat, smooth
surface Of the handle of two Of the medium.
sized keys are the words Equerries stables,
100 steps, and on the other side the word |
Porter The twenty-five keys vary in size
from such as would open gates, posterDs.
and room.doors to sma! ones fitting the
jewei,cases in the royal apartments in the
castle. Besides this extraordinary collection
OF keys there were in the case pieces of wax
bearing impressions OF the key wards, two
bottles Of gold liquid for smearing the keys
In order to ascertain the shape of the locks,
, box Of yestas, and TWO large canvas
Inoney.bags such as are used by bankers.
One apparently from the eoin.marks hsd
gold and the other silver. 1t 10
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a.,..t<,n sAa.as--Fasnre Bays.
BY Thomson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
l113 Main street.
/. RARE OPPORTUNITY TO BOOK

A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO BOOK
n LOVERS.
ABLh LIBRARY OF the late so we'll known homas
H. Wy0De on TUEsDAY NIKE. the 2Sth IN
slant at No. 1912 Main street. next door to the
Planters Pank building. and shall :cOnttbue the
sJme daily until the whole OF The bcoEs ere soid. -
The collection: numbering some b,OuV yo LIES
valuable ever offered IL auction IA this State II
comprises eaLinss from every 81 the glo.e
OF tersfure 1t IS peculiarly aud unusually rfcn In
state History publications OF , societies ne nryste
lions Cone crate Slares publications wor KS on the
Iborfefnes. on ArmoIry. Hcrslory. Geneolcgy, &c
olcgy and illm trsten works; bpttn croTntng at
traffic is in the rich asSembage Of rare work; on
Virginia history, ephemera tracts relating TO RICH
mond. etc etc. ,.n
time he fore another like opportunity may present
itself TO our b ok loving fratt rnlty.
sale hours: From ~ M. TO 3 r. 81; from . 70 III
PM. j. THOMPSON BROWs,
90 oatd Aucroneer..
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BIS Robert 3. Lyme.
successor TO Lyme & Brother,)
Real Estate Agent and AucIlOneer,
No. 1912 Main street.

4 DMINIsTRATRlX SALE OF HOUSE.
n HOLD AND KITCHEN I URSlT URE, CAR.
PENTEk'o TOOLS, HORS t.fUW ER, LII BIB Gk.
BOOKS. GRINDSTONf. FEED.kuX, OLD
IRON. PULLEYS;AND SHAFTING. AND SUN
DRY OTHER THINGS OF hEtDFUL USF,-As
administrative of James Jones, deceased. | shall
SELL at hi. late residence. corner or Thirieth and
Leigh sirtets, Church Hin, the above FURNl.
TURr, embracing PARLUR. CHAMBhR, and
KITCHEN FURNITURE, and a great variety OF
articles used by q carpenter. ...t s..ta.,..t =
TERMS: Cash
The above sale will take place on WEDNES.
DAY. September 20, 1875, comm eDcng promptly
at o O'Clock a. IL. CAROLINE JONES,
-..' t'.'. Administrative.
By Robert B. Tyne Attorney
Sale IIy ROBERT B. LYME. AUrIi6nerr. Sc "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-27
BY Richardson & Co., :.
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
Ills Main street. ..

A DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING
n ANDLUT ON TIL WESrSIDE OETWES
TY-stVENTh SIRE IT BhfWEES M mp a
REETS FUk SALE BY AUCJ1ON.-We ,nil!
sell nv auction, on thn rr. misses, on THURSDAI
The 3Otr ins'an,. at Az O'Clock T. NJ; valuable
BRICK DWELLING AND LOT, WIN oaseinen.
kitchen. g.. on the west side OF Twenty. seventh
street brlwcen - and STREETS Church Hill.
TERMS: One third or ,h= p1rchsse-mnhty ~
cash balance in tour, eighr, and twelve months,
negoiuoe notls TO he gwen for the d. ferred pay,
meDts With interest ac ded. and SECURED by deed
Of trust. RICHARDSON & CO.,
CO "a Auc;ionPerS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-27
BY y. d. Lee,
Auctioneey and Real Estate Agent,
No. IL Eleventh street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
,OBIE PROPERTY IN AND AD1GESISG
THE CIT OF RICHMOND, KNOWN AS q HlF-
FINS SPRING.-Pursusnt Of u degree OF the
Chancery Court nj rhe city ~ RICHMOND, pro-
nou.e ed on the 25!h day Of April. 1872. nd the
further decree OF the said courI. made The Gath
day Of jane. 1875 will, as special commissioner
In said &c rec, proceed tn stI Al p.ibIc
ton on the pre- misses, on TETRSDAi, september
80, 1876, 81 4 O'Clock =. NJ. the property de-
scr ib4d In said decree, ind kniwn as Gn iFFlN's
ESfklNG.a ecnaiping between NINE ano TEN
ACRES ia map and survey will be eShiaited at the
sa!e> and lying adjacent 10 ChilDh r& 10 Hill aud
1.-THE pi opposed Chimboraz, PARK, aud has on IL the
celebrated Sriins Spring and, Is ~ iieYI-i. WIFI
be very valuable IL few years AID being so large
body Of lsnd should attract the attention Of capf.
taists said property IS sold for division among
the lpgaees OF the late X. o. las and others In
terpsiPd.
Terms: 0ne-fourth cash balance on credit Of
six, Twelve. and eighteen months for negotiabie
notes With Int rest added aud title retained until
at the purchase. money has been paid.
WI. COWARDiN,
Sc 20 Special Comm issl0ner
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-27
By Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Malta Main street.

rONTINUATION OF OUR LARGE
" SALES OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
MOND. BY AU CTION.-At the request Of Charles
w. Purcell. executor Of The la!e Bacon Tall, we
aball sell by auction. on the premises. on TUES
DAY the 5th day Of October at 4 O'Clock r. W., q
Lrgr lumber OF valuable BUILDING LOIS IN
.rait's pin to the CT Y OF Richmond. commencing
and continuing in the order in which they are
named, as fnIlowS-to wit On the MechanicSyine
turnpike at The corner Of JAY street, thence 10 how
ards Grove; Washington street between BiKer
street and the turnpike: TAFT street BET wten Baker
Street and the turnpike; Christian, William, and
Richard streets. ..,.. T.,
CASH the residue In four eight, twelve, iifeeli and
eileen MOI tbs negotiable notes 10 lie given f'r
the deferred payments. with interest ADDED ana
- RICHARDSON & CO.,
coo1 Auct 0neerS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-27
BY Richardson s. Co. -.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
1113 Main street

TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEVEN VAL
i U,BLE BUILDING LOIS IN THE COUN-
TY OF CHESIkREIILD, ON HULL AND DE.
cATUR STREETS: NEAR The TOWN OF
MaNCHESTER. BY AUCTION.- BY virtue OF
The provisions of a cer'ain deed of trust hearing
date the 18th day of January, 1874, and duly re-
corded IN the clerks 'ff1ce of the County Court OF
Cneste, field, from william H. sIlderdlce and wife
TO :. w. FaIrar, John a Mean ey, and T. Wiley
Davis, trustees for the East-Snd Building Fund
Company, to secure the paym-Dt or certain obliga-
ous Of debt therein mentioned, we shall as trustees
In said decd. sell by auction. on The premises S, on
MONDAY the 4th or October. at oc'OCk =. NJ,
ELEVEN VALUABLE Bull DING LOTS In the
county OF G. estertied. near The town Of hanches.
ter. designated the Nos /. 2. 3. 4, and > on Hull
street near Lee street; Nos. 33 and 81, on Hull
street between Evans and Taylor streets, near the
store Of Mossrs. MorIissette 4 Brother; anu Nos.
II, 70, TO- ard so. on Decatur street bet" cen
Clopton and Evans streets, opposite tue residence
OF homas Faren, Esq
TERMS: One-third of the purchase-money In
cash: the balarce in four, eight, and twelve
months negotiable notes TO be given for the DEFER
red payments, with interest added ana secured py
4 deed of trust s. W. FARRAR,
JOHN 4. MEANLEG,
T. WILEY DAYS,
Trustees.
RICHARDSON & Co, Auctioueers. Sc "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-27

EOR RENT, HOUSE en- south Fifth g.
L street, No. ITO, eight rooms and hall H::I
rooms Ia broom. &c: usual out-budnCs. In
quire at adj lining tenement. No. l12. sc % An
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-27

N0TICE.-THE SALE OF THE PER
IN s0aAL PROPERTY Ct The late. Captain
Pachal Buford will take place at the bate reside ce
OF the decetcnt, In Bedford county. ON PED Is.
DAY the 9TH day or October, 1875. Anongs,
thoroughbred Stallion :. Red koi,n,n some d e
Work. Horses, Milch.C Cows, She u. and Garlic.
Pedigree OF Red Robin " viii be furnished on APP
Tor. Liberty, Va. 50 l9-SWS
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cCHOoL AND COLLEGE TEXTBOOKS

STARKE & RYLAND, BOOKSELLERS,
913 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, Va,
call attention to their large and we'll stock
.-.. OF
SCHOOL ard COLLEGE TEXT. BOOKS,
SCHOOL and OFFICE STATIONERY,
STATES, BLANK BOOKS, INKS.
PENS, PENCILS, CRAYONs, &C.
Colleges, academies, private schools, pnblic
schools and school boards will tlnd our stock rc.b
and complete.
All PUBLiC-sCHOOL BOOKS ar supplies rp,.
nishe at state contract prices.
Country orders will r. ceivc prompt attention.
Catalogues an price lists will be sent free On an.
plication. STARkE & RYLASD. o.kseIl.rs,
se15-lm 9l3 Main street, Richmond v,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-27
BY W. Goddin,
by " :. UUUIIH,
Real Estate Agent aHd Aucioneer,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SMALL
" HOUSE AND LIT ON THE WEST LINE
of EIGHTH STREET BETWEt.N CARY AND
CANAL SrHEh1S.-As special commissioners,
appointed by decree OF the Chancery curt oftne
city of r edmond entered on the 81 OF July, 1870,
in The case of Gleason rs. Devin. Heunebery,
&c we shall proceed sell 81 pub c auction, on The
premises on WEDNESDAY the 29lh OF Septem,
10 IN the bill of the plaintiff, fronting about
IS feet ON the west line OF Eighth street near to the
mach et I flee. running back - feet, moe or less
TERMS One third cash balance al six and Twelve
month; for negotiable notes, intel est added, an9
lille retained I'LL all OF the pu chase money Is paid
and u conveyance ordered by me court
- - - EDWARD Y. CANNON, s.
janis H. DOULEY.
oo1 .#'.@ Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-27
BY w. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF TWO VALU-
- ABLE LOTS on BOTH SIDES OF SEVENTH
STREET SEAR THE NEW FREE BRIDGE.
lmme diately after the foregoing sale will be sold
LOT Letter &C." on the ast side OF Sev, nth street
Tor Blidee aveuucl, fronting % feet, running back
Ill !. feet 10 an alley.
Also, LOT Letter III" froniing on the cast line
of Bridge avenue 40 feet. running back SO fee TO
Railroad street. This lot adioins the backyard OF
Messrs, Wet & Lacy.
TIE foregoing lois are located in very dcsir tbe
and improving part of Manchester; ana should at
tract the attention Of capitalists and others.
TERMS: Onc-Ihird cash: balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by a trust-deeu. ". GODDIN,
ca TX AuciiouCer,
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RICHARDSON & Co., Auctioueers
BY Grubbs ( Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
I-,oro,, b ., -oo, hn,, vapn Main and Bank,

SMALL BRICK HOUSE AND ABOUT
- TWENTY ACRES OF LAND, PART OF
THE BISHOPS TRACT, AHJUI ING IRISH
BURGESS. ESQ WITH a BRInK WALL coz
TANNING ABOUT 100000 BRICK, FOX SALE
AT AUCTIOS.-We Will sell 1t auction, on the
premises on THURSDAY. the 30th september, at
Ak O'clock 7. NJ, the property above described.
his Land will be sold as whole or divided In lots,
as NAV he desired. The wall will he sold as whole.
or d. ided as may be desired by purchasers. The
land is near the City, and very valuable.
TERMS: Liberal, and mace known at the time OF
sale. GRUBBS WlLLiAM
CO g AmctinnrerS.
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By James ii. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

|tOM MISSIONER1 SALE OF THIRTY.
" ONE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS IN
THAT PART Of TIE CITY OF RICHMOND
KNOWN AS SIDNEY.-By virtue of decree OF
the Chancerv Court OF The city Of Richmond pro-
nounced on the 18th day OF January. 1874. In the
undersigned, commissioner thereby appointed,
Will proceed sell al public auction upon The pre-
mises on MONDAY the 18th day Of October, S75,
commpDctng at 4 o'clock 2. u. thiriy'0ae desira.
bic BUILDING LOTS, fronting 80 feet each on
the mort and south sides or Harvie street between
Reservoir and Randolph streets, ana running ba ok
12O feet 10 an alley Is feet wide. being parts Of
squares Nos and 6 OF Aren's plan. .s
Terms: lne-fOuIth cash; the baiance In ssree
equal fusIatmeuis, for negotiable NOES, at six,
twelve, and eighteen months with six per cent
Interest added ana the title reta eJ autl The whole
purchase. money Is paid and conveyance oriersc
by the court. May A. ALltN. gEa
THOMAS u, HEWITT, .
-.rr'a- -f Special Com miSsioaers.
JAMES M.TaYLOR Sc SOS, Aurtioneers. sc -
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.:&a@ By FrankD Hill.
AucG0neer and Real Estate Agent,
......-. HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL HOESE
LAND LUrDS EAST SIDE THIRTGkkTH
STREEr BETWEEN CLAY AND LstGIi-By
virtue of a deed Of trust executed by Beverly Il.
Brooks TO the Undersigned and recorded in tsich-
lnond ChaDcery Court May. 10, 1874, and being
required by the beneficiary therein secure,L will
sell al auction, on THURSDAY, SepteIrber so.
1876, 81 O'Clock T. A. on the premises, liza above
described REAL STATE, now occupied bv said
Brooks. Lot fronts 60 feet, with depsh Of lS2
feet.
TERMS Cash for about $50 and the eNpcnsPs OF
sale; S4S SO gu the 18th Of October; and the resi-
due on such terms rs said Brooks may direct
E. e. GODDlh, Trustee.
FRANK D. HILL, Auc,ioueer. sel9-td
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-27
By Robert B. Lyme, +.
successor to Lyme & Brother,)
Real Estate Agent and Auclioneer,
M 1.I1 . Min II rnaf
NO. 1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALUA-
i BI + TRACT LAND CALLED MOUNT
ERIN,' CONTAI~lNG THIRTEEN 49, ACRES,
IN MENSICO CoUN1Y. JUST BkLUW THE
BURG ROAD In conformity with The provisions
Of two det d of trust executed by edmund L. Tay-
lOr, Que deed dated 29th September, 1871 u W IL
liam Ira Smith ard stephen Hunter. trustees. and
the other dated 10 h November. 1872, 10 Cyrus
Bossieux and Charles Phillips, trustees. both Of
which were uulv recorded III the clerks office of
the County Court OF HeDrfco, which deeds were
gwen for security OF certain goliabc notes there
In respectively mentiouei, the undersigned, heing
thereto required by the holder Of the uusatis Bed
notes so SECURED. and by decree o. United States
District Court will sell at public auction, on the
premises, on FRIDAY tha 1sl day of October,
1878 at AZ O'Clock Z. NJ, the real estate conveyed
In said deeds-lo vii The tract OF and called "Mt uns
ErIn:' near the lower end OF the city Of Rich
moEd. contsiuinp thirteen 49, acres. situated
Immediately on the Williamsburg rod, within .
short distance OF the corporation OF the city.
TERMS: WIN he one. fourth IN cash I: balance
upon Il credit of SIX. lively, and eighteen months,
negotiable notes with six per cent. ntert ST, aIsd
title retained upIi all purch tse-!noney Is paid, or a
deco OF trust 10 re:ov same
1850 1aH WILLIAM IRA SMITH, !,
..-...f .t. sri. sTLPHhN HUNTER, .#fs
CHARLES PHILLIPS,
CYRU, BDSSiEIX.
sc 20 go. H.. Trustees
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BY Cook 4 Lausnton. Aucroneers,
No. 10 Govern or street

BY COOK u LauRutou. AuSt'oiiSSAoS ..
No. / O Govern or street .ar..
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF FA,
" CELLENT FURNiTURf. DRU SEES AND
TAPESTRY CARPETS. CaAN ,FLi ,kS. S GG;,
ms ant, ut l0h O'clock we wilsell 81 Inc reslosnce
corner Of Gro. and Foa,he reefs an exec
assortment of FURNlTU ~ &c Consisting OF !,
/ WALNUT PARLUR SUIT OF SuFA, 2 Ann,
Oh 1IRS. and 4 2 aRLOR CHI AIR upholstered
in brown and crimson striped reps; n,pr.
l very large ENGiISH BnunSELs CAhfEl'
/ THREt-PLY CARPET ard DRUGGET;
Handsome CHANDELIERS,
DROP-LIGHrs:
WALNUT DR. ESSlNG-CASE CHI NJ b
SUIT. with marble Top. pieces and wsrcr,9e;
Q PAINTED OUTAGE CHAMBER SUITS
wAiNyT SHSMsEe SUIT &; f2r ha II S%,;
HaI-RA' E, ETAGERE,
WALNUT LOUNGE,
BaDSTEAD and BEDDINI:
l FRENCH-P. .ATG MTRRtR 41x24 feet;
/ MhRBLt-TOP WALNUT BUFFET:
10 superior ORNAMsNT.L WALNUT CANE.
SEAT ami CAN HACK DINtNG-RooM
WALNUT EXIT NsIpN DINING-TABLE,
! superior news yle WATEr-FiLTER,
ktFRIGERArORs,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-27
By W. GoddiH,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLEL LOT
i IN aNCHE,TER, ON THE WEST LINE
OF sEVrNT STREET, NEAR TO The NSM y,
FREE BRIDGE, WITH SMALL TENEMENI
THEREON As trustee in q certain desd OF trust
from George Planz 10 secure the purchase mo
neyl. bearing date 2s'h of august; 1874: GUY re-
If ,nction on the nremi rs. OH MONDAY the 9th
of September, 1875, al o'clock 2. NJ; If far; If
not. the first fair d.y thereafter the LOT Letter
:. ID ocated as above. fronting 30 feet on the west
line of Seventh street and running back feet TO
an alley h.yIng thereon small FRA MED TEN e
MEST, sui table for Il store or dwelling.
TERMS: Whilst the iced require g cash sale, vet
I am authorized to say that In lieu OF cash, oEe-
third cash; balance at six and twelve months for
negotiable notes, Interest added, aud secured by a
deed OF trust. w. GODDlN,
sr I e Trustee.