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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-07

The Providence Journal finds peculiar
illustration of the eli adage that "Shoe'
makers wives have to go barefoot in tie
experience of Madam Lille, cairyoyant and
forunc.telcr, who, having rooms in the
building in Boston lately reduced to ruin
By IN unaccotnted-for explosion, was 50
badly injured by its fall that it was necessary
to take her to the hospital. 1t would seem
TO the uuspiritualstic mind that her control
ling spirit might have warned their agent Q!
impending danger, and that she who coult!
foretell precisely how many husbands or
wives, as the case might be, each inquirer
would have, and describe the exact shade of
their hair and eyes, might have made her
power Of vaticination Of Use TO herself The
madam is said to have been badly frightened,
and one would think not only that she would
renouuce her Claim to prophetic insight, but
that the most credulous portion of the public
would lose faith in fortunc-tclling. How
ever, since her employment lisa lucrative one,
and numbers Of people like to be gullcd, it is
not probable that her business will be given
up nor her gains diminished.
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The Leading New England Paper on
General Lee.

From tie Boston Advertiser, June 1sLJ
The Life and Campaigns of General Lee,
first published in France last year, have been
translated and republished in England, ard
are attracting some attention there. The
hero Of the book was one Of the interesting
characters In a most interesting period OF
our history; and there will always be
fascination in memorials OF him, espc-
cially when written by those who
knew him intimately and admired him
uureserrcdIy. II does not impair the
interest of book like this to know that it
is essentially one-sided; nor at this distance
from the events described to be reminded on
every page, from title to colophon, that the
subject Of it was always right and hlsadver'
sareS always wrong. If it is possible to for
Get for the time being the issues OF the con.
tlict which placed him among the historic
figures OF bis generation, one cannot fail to
admire his heroic and unScltish character.
And we eau well understand with what
chvalrous and knighty beauty it must be
invested in the eyes Of those who sylnpa-
thize with The hopeless cause for which he
gallantly sacrificed himself.
In spite of them the book has great merits,
and will be read, not indeed as contrlbu-
ton 10 history. but rs an admiring tribute TO
q marked character in our annals by one who
knew him only at his best. II will offset
much partial criticism that may have been
written On the other side, and in that way
contribute TO the true estimate which Will
finally be placed upon its hero.
"For ever the truth comes uppcrmoSt,
And ereris justice done"
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY, j une S, 1875.

Go,d-Amercau gold. 16k bid.
STATE SscHrities.-Vtrpinia consolss Do mo, ocss
asked Virginia sons S sd neg " AZ Sa vpsnia i
tcrest certificates 20 asked: Virginia tax.recei'a
bic coupons, elk bid ,o,,,,,
Csty Securities. Richmond city Ss, i04s oso'
lO5S asked: richmon,i city 6's, 30 bid; Lyncn,
burg city 6's, 70 BID: Fredtricksburg city os, 80
bid; Manchester bridge SIS. S6 bid.
Railroad bonds Virginia Cenfrsl Railroad hrst
mortgage as J. ann j.. SO bid; Virginia Central
Railroad third mortgage 6'o. J. andJ., S2bid Vir-
GINA anu Tennessee railroad third mortgage ssh
and j.. rs bio: souths!ne Railroad first mortgage
preferred ga, audJ., SIX bid; Petersburg Railroad
first mortgage S's, j. and j., SO hid, 30 asked;
Richmond add Petersburg kDtlrOad hrSt mortgage.
Us, J!and D., 90 bid; Richmond Peiersourg KALI
road second mortgage SIS A. and o., 90 bid; Rich
Iuond fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad mort
gage 7's, j. and j., 90 BID: Richmond FTederiess-
burg and Potomac alrcad mortgage US. D. and H.,
So bio: Orange and AeXandria Rairoaa sec% nrl
ancr,s itaiiroad Third mortgage IS, NJ ana ~, n
| bid. rs asked; Richmond and Dnnyil,e RAILROAD
consolidated 6's, NJ. and ~, az bio, 73 asked;
first mortgage 6's. 81. and ~, 80 bio Games RIVER
| and Kanawha canal second mOrt2age 6's, d. and
BGf,rodT Stocks Petersburg Railroad, 100 par,
/ bid; Richmond and Petersburg Railroad, 100 par
| 224 bid; Richmond. Frederick sburg and Potohac'
| common, 100 par, 63 bad. 10 asked; orange, AZ,
and Danville Railroad, 100 par, bid; riedmoI.
Railroad, 100 par, 10 bio; Clover Hill Railroad
C. canat St6cks-Jame, River aud Kanawha Canal
Brnk &ocks.-First National. 100 par, l2o bid;
Planters National, 100 par, 107 bid; state Bank OF
! Virginia. 100 par, 97h bio; Union Bank OF kich-
Ins,,rGnce Cyanpdn1eS.- Virginia Fire and Ma,
rine, 25 par, 35 bid; Virginia state, 20 pun, 20
bid: Virginia Home, 100 par. W askea nie Go
par, IS asked /; U!d Dominion, 100 par, 96 blu. %
asked.
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He was an awfully mean man. lie carried
q $50 counterfeit bill to make show of II
sometimes when lingering fora little change.
His poor, Woodworking wife had been beg
ging him for nice gold chain she had seen
in shop-window down town. One day be
felt in merry mood, gave her the counter
felt bill, and told her to buy the chain.
Then be left home laughing, and he came
home feeling full of jokes. 1t appeared to
be the happiest day of his life. He made q
fool of the old woman. But the old woman
wore that gold chain at the diuner-table, and
called the brute her "dear old darling"
This put another fuce on the whole affair.
1t had ceased to be joke to him. The jew
cller called before dinner, and sanding him
the base note told him to "shell out" fifty
dollars if he wished to escape annoyance
He shclled out, and has never been able to
see the point Of bis own joke. But the poor
woman enjoyed it.
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Mr.. EvARTs ON MIRACLEs.-Mr. Lawyer
Eyarts, in the course of one of his speeches
to the Brooklyn jury, had occasion TO show
how hard it is in modern times to prove a
miracle by relating the following anecdote
MY boy" said the clergyman, what is
q miracle?' and the boy answered correctly,
the first time, that be didn't know. We'll,
my lad, if you should wake up in the middle
of the night aud see the sun shining, what
should you say that was:" Says the boy.
~ should say it was the moon" "Wcll,
but supposng man should tell you that il
was the sun, what should you say them
Says the boy, 81 should say he lied" Well
with dignity and emotion, the curatc pro
ceeds: "Suppose ], that never tell lie
should say to you that it was the sun, what
should you say then:' 81 should say thai
you were drunk" Well, now, that show:
how hard it is to prove miracle.
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s BY Lyme s Brother,
Zeal Estate Agents and Auctioneer5,
:. ~. No. 1912 Main street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE Of LOT WITH A
1 VALUABLE BEICK. STORE THaBE0N,
WITH DWELLING OVER SAME, SITUATED
on THE SOUTH LINE OF MAIN BETWEEN
skTENT EENTH AND FL Ut E Mt II
tain deed of trust executed Dy Joseph Eohn
ana wife to as trustee bearing date On the 29th
Of January, ! S74, duly recorded In the ciers s
office Of the Chaucery Court Tor The city or Rich
moud, Va. In d. b. l02 G, page 225, shall In ex-
ecution OF said trust, biny required by the BEN
etciary. sell 1T public auction. on thu premises, on
FRIDAY the IL til day vi June. lS75,at "a o'clock
2. NJ, that VALUABLE BRICK STORE i0ca,ed
rs above described.
7 he lot has front Of 81 feet 5 inches on the
south side OF Main street, running back u al alley
in tlIe rear.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as 10 expenses OF sale and
to pay oil u certain negotiable note executed by
Joseph Cohn, dated 29ih of January, 1874, and
payable twelve mouths after date, for the sum OF
sl.S2o.S2 with interest on same until paid: rs 70
the residue OF said purchase mopey;on sGch terms
rs the :aid Joseph Coun may prescribe ana Hifect
or, on his failure TO give such directions, on such
terms and ume az said trustee may think ht anu
proper. Z NtLLlAn II. IL = =,
ie 3 '.... trustte.
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BY Wellington Goddn and Williams & Glib
Real Estate AuctIoneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUA-
L BILE AND HlGALY ATTRACTIVE REAL
ESTATE ON LEIGH BETWEEN SEVENTH
AND EIGHTH STREE S.-By virtue cftwo deeds
OF trust executed ny The late Major William Allen
and his wife, the first TO james Peasants aud d. q.
Watkins dated 10Th August. 1867; the 81 cnnd to
James PcaS8nts aud X. A. Lancaster, dated G,ll
mona HustiGrs Court, now kichmond Chancery
Court we shall in execution thereon, and ut the re-
quest Of The parties secured thereby pr0ceeh sell
ut auction on the premises, on TUESDAY the Sth
June, 1875, at O'clock r. NJ, or fair, If NOT, tho
first fair day thereafter al the same hour the aIg
ami hanesome kEoiDEN CH and LOTS Located as
above, formerly the residence of the late Nicholas
Mills.
The dwelling has all of the usual modern i'm
movements, and has the most ample accommoda-
beautifully set with shade and trult-rees and ever
green's. and the location and neghbOrhood equal 10
The best In Richmond With the mansion-housc
will be sold Lot No. 4, fronting 59h FRET running
back so fe"t 10 an alley 20 feet Wide; Lot No.
5, fronting 4SS teet, ming back 80 feet 10 said
alley, with the large brick building 10 the west OF
the dwelling. formerly used rs I kitchen, but now
fitted up us residence; ana to the east, LOIS NOS.
and 8. each 80 by ! so feet to said alley.
The above real estie will tie sold ia separate par
debts respectively secured thereby. The recent
decision by the Supreme Court Of Appeals OF Vir-
rnia In tie case of ''Corbin, &c. Us. Mills, We
has settled the title 10 this property beyond all
question: sbut tue trustees VIII, as usual, convey
only with special warranty. BY cons-nt OF parties
the terms will re on.-fourth cash balance at four,
eight and Twelve months for negotiable notes, In
teresl added, secured by deed Of trust.
The taxes and in: urance tor 1879 to be Daid by
the nul cnascrs. j MES PEEASANTS,
j. Il. WATKINS,
Il. A. LANCASTER,
my 1881, Je IS Trustees
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CITY TAXES FOR 1875.

CITY COLLECTORS OFFIcE,l
1 o. g -.-'# RICHMOND, May 81, 1879.
This Office will be open '.daily from o'clock A.
NJ. to O'clock P. NJ, from the 10TH TO THE 3orH
OF JUNE, INCLUSIVE, for the purpose Of receiving
from any person charged with city taxes"
..tae REAL ANDPERSONAL,
amount CT tax charged and that ten per centum
will be added TO the amount Of tax charged In every
case where the party assessed shall fail to pay The
whee or one-half within the time so limited"
Toavoid crowd and pressure on the last days of
collection the Collector respectfully requests all
parties to call early In the time specified and those
having lists ana memoranda 70 leave WIN 90 SO.
Tint their bills may be selecteo ana rseeipls mace
out 4 -. Ei-1 JOHN 4. hhGNAULli
lin Collector.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
tBY TELEGRAPu.l

NEW 1ORh.
New YORK, juno 5.-Coiton weak and nominal
sales Of S,51G bales at Gsc; Flour IN limited ae'
tcrn: Sl.30iS1 .33 for amber western: Sl.2Sd
81. 81 for white western. Corn scarce; 7704 Sac
Tor steam western mixed; SQ9S34c. for sail wts-
tern mixed: S2E@S3Ac: for old western mixed
afoat. Pork opened friner and clcsed heavy
fu S2C for new, spot Lard lower at &C. nominal
for steam. Turpen;ine ;uId rosin steady. Freights
quiet
BALTIMORE, June 5-Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat shade better, but quiet. Corn dull ouiii.
crn White. SOC; yellow. S3c.; western II liked, SO1.
aisle. Oats weak 1t 7On75c. Rye quiet nj IA
Ijc. Provisions dull ana unsettled. Pork, 5000
sci Shoulders, 9Hc. Lard nominal. Coffee very
dl, bu; STEADY, Sugar slrong at lO49l Oe7s,
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, June 5.-Flour quiet and unchanged
Corn active at zee. Provisions Gull. Pork
$50 25MS20.50. Bacon->houlders; 92s99&c:
cear-rib, 1850 2lc.; clear, 13s@13ac. Wits
CINCINNATI.
t,,ScJESATI June 5.-Flour Gull aud nominal
Corn steady Al 72074c. Pork IN fair demand ano
lower mt Sl9.50Ms2J. Lard nominal; steam, BIC
hid =: kettle, l1c. Bacon steady; shoulders. CSC.
clear rib, DC. clear, l2's@l3c. WhiSkey firm u
$l.l5.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. June 5.-Flour dull and unchanged
Corn has advanced and in fair deuland. Pork III
Lard advanced; key. Sl3. 60WS13.65. Wmskey ii
good demand at S1.17.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, June 5.-Flour, firm but little doing
Corn Ila ADVANCES and fair demand; No. 2 mixed
SIC Whiskey nominaNy SLY. Pork higher
small lots .at.S2O.5O. Bacon dull; shoulders. 90.
clcar-rp ana clear, 124@l2Ac. Lard, 13@l3Ac
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-07
by Grubbs l. Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME
BUILDlNG LOTS ON THE NORTH SIDE
OF FRANKLIN STREET BETWEEN MADl.
SON AND MONROE STREETS at AUCTION.
duly recorded will sell al auction, upon the pre-
misses (beiug thereto required by the creditors Sc
curedI on MONDAY, June z, IT 5 O'Clock Z. NJ.
tue property above referred to. IL begins on the
north side OF Franklin street SO feet OF Nad.
son street. fronts 90 feet, aud runs back 1913 4-lZ
feet tn an alley in common 20 feet vide.
This property has very beautiful situation In
ore of the most desirable portions Of Franklin
street and In proximity to sumo or the best resi-
dences III the city.
TERMS Cash to pay expenses of sale with ar
rcurS of taxes and the sum OF S2,2S2 20 with In
IeIest at the rate OF eight per cent. from LIST NO
yeuber. 1874: the balance upon such terms Us th(
erantor his assigns may direct, upon terms tc
be mace known at the time OF sale.
my 25 A. d. WILLIAMS, Trustee.i
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my 27-29,3
.s .-.a BY W. GoddIn,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioueer,
corner of Eleventh aud Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUA.
i BILE AND HIGHLY-IMPRUVED FARM OF
ABOUT THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES, in HENRICO COUNTY, ON The
THREE GpGPPnD k3Ap AB0wT 81 sX Nv M dae1s
OF trust executed TO John WickhamTihe hrst by
alexander Grant, Jr., trustee OF julia A. Green
bearing dste The 21st February, 1861, and the
second executed by Eugene i. Gre-n and others.
beai ing date the 18th Dec, mbfr. 1863, and both
duly recorded in Henrico County Courr, and by
tered on the 9th May 1875 appointing the undo
sigued us substituted trustee in the place Of the
said John Wickham tlle having declined 10 accept
the trsts) shall. in execution OF the Said deeds,
and for the purpose of. satisfying $1,000 and All
interest in arrear due On four OF the eight bonds
referred 10 in The frst-Len,ioned deed, the other
four having been cancelled and surrendered, rs APP
pears by the statement made iii the said second
Deed OF trust proceed TO sell at public auction, on
he G se sth june a75
~ o'clock ~ II fair, II not on the first fair Gay
thereafter, tha: vtRY VALUABLE ESTATE
located as above containing about $50 acres more
or less, ana described in said aforementioned deed
AS follows-viZ:
All OF that tract of land in the county aforesaid
on the ! hree- Chopped road bounded OIL the north
by the land OF Is. W. Green, purchased by, him OF
G. +. Guy aud wife, on the east BY the lands OF
3 Dssen soHh y he aa. npT
tee Of Mrs. X. ID. Carter, and on the west by the
lands OF said trustee OF Mrs r. ID. Carter. the
being the lands whereon said Julia A. Green now
resides and held in trust for her Delet VIII sp-
pear by the dee DIS TO the said Alexander Grant, Jr,
and hamilton A. Crenshaw, recorded In the clerks
Cfil..e of Henrico County Court"
&Thls estate Is justly regarded one amongst the
most valuable IN the vicinity Of Richmond. The
land is fertile and highly Improved. The dwelling
Is large and costly brick edce and all or the out
buildings (which. ure npmerousp are. In keeping
with he dwelling; survey OF the estate VIII ";
made before the day Of sale, and the land divided
into such smaller parcels as may be deemed best 10
promote The interests Of the parties:
The deed requires cash sale, yet am authorized
10 say that the holders OF said bonds VIII accept
cash, or ne-fouI III cash; balance nj one Two, and
three years for negotiable notes. interest hal-
yearly, secured by "A deed OF trust.
u HERBERT q. CLAIBORNE,
H 49, substituted Trustee.
my 81 OK OF oASIe1 3.6.i.S
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BY Grubbs K Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TXECUTOR'S SALE By AUCTION OF
II THAT MOST VALUABLE PROPERTY. ~
THE CITY OF RICHMOND. .FRUNIlNG on
THE EAST SIDE OF FOURTEENTH STREET
ONEHUNDRrD AND HIHTI-SrN VEN FEET.
NTHE VEST EIDE Of FitTEESTH STREET
FRONTING ONE HUNDRED AND ELEVEN
FEET. AND On THE NORTH LINE OF TIE
RICHMOND AND DANNiLLE kAILRgAD,
AID ALSO on The DOCK TWO HUNDRED
AND TWENTY-FIVE FEET.-By the request.of
MIR. G.. W. Purcell, the executor Of the late Bacon
'Latc, deceased. we will sell at suction, upon The
premises, on WrDNt SDhf The 9Th day OF June, At
i O'Clock 7. NJ. that MOST NALuhBL- FRO
PERTY situated rs above, aud now occupied by
Mr.. K. r.. Ragiand, under Sround-r"n, upon
which there stand Il lfumbrr OF small stores, *.
Full possession will he given Of the real estate on
the LIST day OF January, 1876. The purchaser In
the mean time 10 receive the GROUND rem,
Its situation In the very heart Of the heaviest -
sness portion Of the city, opposite TO the DinYiI!e
Railroad depot. and along The iGc OF that road ana
bordering on the dock, together with The extent 0l
It's area, fully eutitc this TO be commended n Inc
best property In the city for a 1arvhon-t, lIihu-
fncturing or depot site. Plat can ye. seen ut our
office. -
Terms: One fourth cash balance at six. twelve,
eighteen, and twenty-fcnr months Tor ntcoliable
notes with interest added, scmi:annually, secured
by trust-deed. GhLBBS y W lLLl MS'
my31 hucti"nrrrS.
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. BY Sims Il Sampson, 7
Real Estate Agents. No. 92l Hull street,
Manchester, Va. .t

TRUSTEES SALE OF a DESIRABLE
/ LOT, FRONTING THlRTY-THR Rec FEET
FOUR INCHES. " TH FRAMED HUUSE
THEREON CONTAINING TWO ROOMS, De
TWEEN HULL SIR LET md The RIVER
ROAD IN ATkINSON'S ADD rION TO MAN
CHESTER, ON WEDNESDAY,, JUNE 10. 1875,
At O'CLOCK p. NJ, ON TIL PIT Mis- Es.-By
Virtue OF deed of trust from William John SO
day Of October, 1874, and duly recorded In The
Hastings Court clerks ofIce-volrme 1 page 342-
the Undersigned trustee therein, being so required
by the beneticiarics. will, on WEDNESDAY the
] 9th day of June. S75. at O'Clock +. NJ, sell al
public auction one desirable LOT. with comfort
able dwelling thereon containing two rooms, In
tkinson's addition Manchester, and near TO At
kinsolI's b lex. yard OH Hull street
his p1operty Is situated In an improving part Of
the sbll Us Of Manchester, and considered yalu-
able. .
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay off one note of
80 "a and one If $93.l5, with interest thereon,
md also The costs OF saIe--Say 500.
ir I'd X. BE- ZLEY. Trustee.
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Ry Lyme & Brother.
Real Estate AGENTS and Auctloneers,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L TRUCK FARM, WITH tXCELI ENT M
PROVENIt MIS- THEREON, NEAR OAkWOUD
CEMETERY, AT AIlCTIUN.-In pursuance Of 4
dc d Of trust from William Gou!ling and wife
da ed the 29th day Of May, 1872, OF record In The
clerks Office of benreo County Court, IN ID. b. 80,
bage "a, the VI d;rssned trustees named ,l
WEON ESDAY The II 9Th day OF June, 1875. al 5H
O'Clock r. NJ, proceed TO sell u, public anctioa, on
the premises the real estate conveyed by said Decd
consisting OF about FOUR ACRES OF LAND,
with new and commodious DWELLING and
other excel ent improvements thereon, In The coun-
~ OF Henric0 near OAkwood cemetery. being The
same property bought by William Goulling OF the
Biukey e. tate, and ut this time occupied by him. b
This being the first deed OF trust upon the pro-
per The purchaser will get title free OF incum-
brauces.
Terms OF SALE Cash as TO defray the expenses
Of sale and TO pay OFT Two certain DegOtiahe notes
for the respective sums of $40 and $500. falling
due 29th May, 1875: and rs TO the residue on q
credit OF six. Twelve, and eighteen months for ne
goiable notes. interest ADDED, 70 be satisfactorily
secured. .8 AR. COURTNEY, lTrus.ees
JED ;. II. l.. -. WALfORD.f hiuS''e''
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BY n. NJ. Lee,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
lO14 Main street.

THREE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS,
ON THE NORTH SIDE Of NICHOLSON
STREET. IN FULTON, FOR SALE AT AUG
ITO by rcqest OF the owner VIII sell at rub
June, 1875. ut 81. O'Clock L. NJ, the three LOTS
above described, fronting 80 eet each and running
hack 10 Iett. These lots are undcflaid with
molIdcrs sand ana should altrLct the attention or
bniders rs The owner Is determined to sell without
regard 10 price. ...
TERMS: One third cash: balance at SIX ana
twelve months for negotiable notes. interest added
secured 10y Il trust-deed OH the property.
in = n. NJ. LEE, AuctiOncer.
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BY E8pnaugh Taylor,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office opposite Courthouse, on Hull street,
Manchester, Va.

A UCTION SALE OF -FOUR BEATTl-
"A BUL BUILDING LOTS SITUATED hI
Tie CORNER OF TWELFTH - sd Pn.ItE
STREETS, IN THE CITY OF MAN ~ slfk;-
nv virtue of a decree of the Hastings Court Of The
City of Manchester, Va, in the suit styled iarrls
and wife rs. LsZcnden's heirs. we shall ~, ~
unU!ic auction. on the premises, on tIlEpHi;
June l2, 1875, 1T ) O'Clock t. those foIf.
VERY DESIRABLE LOIS situated as above,
fronting together 32 feet. These are un1Ic.'lpl,
ably among the most beautiful lois IN u" rl'! ahI
should attract the sreEtiUn of ali wshiugto buy ior
Il home or spccu alton. ,
Terms: One-iUurrh cash: balance At SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months. negotiable poles 70 ~ F!'sm
FOR deferred payments, and title retained uhIl
JAMES A. CLARKE,
WILLIAM AMBtRs.
Ia . Commissioners.