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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-20
BY james ". Taylor Il ION,
Peal Estate Agents and AuciloncerS.
Office corner eleventh aud Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ ESThTI; II 'liIEEITY OF ElCiIMnND; On
THE EAST SIDE OF SEVENTEENTH STREET
NEAR EENAELE STREET. AND At THE
SDtTliEASTEE% 1NTERSEtTltN OF y AND
TllII;TlETli SHEETS. At AUnYlON.-Br W.
tue OF II ,rc,ce OF the Ihanctry Court OF the city
Of RichMond pronounced on the 81 DAY Of July.
1874, III the caSc OF >tringtcli0w, who ,uc:. &c.
towleS uGmint iaiOr. &C., WI, the uGd"r> ign a.,
special commissioners thereby app utcd. will pro-
coed 10 at publ: auction, upon the premises. on
THURSDAY the Goth day Of May, 1873. COM
meucing 1T AZ O'clock L. NJ, the following pro-
perry:
A TwC-STORY BECK DWELLING contain
ing four rooms, on the east side OF seventeen h
street near Ncnahlc Street The lot fronts 2} :tc
and runs back Il ) feet.
After whicn-.ay al ) o'clock-1lOUSE and LOT
AMI TIlHtr. BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS adj
joining at The corner Of \ and ThirtIeh streets.
The lots irOr on Thirich stltct about rs feet cac
running back III" usual depth.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance Il. six, twelve.
and eighteen months t,r negotiable notes bearing
six per cent interest tine aid Interest payable semi
annu ,llyl, and the lite retained until the whole
purcllasc-moucy is paid.
JOHN HOWARD.
THOMAS W. tO>WFLL,
Special Comuis> toners.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & son. Auc!ionccrs. my s
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PnSTPONEMENT.
Owing 10 The rain on saturday the SIZE 1ro Oh ~?
ohnyc-rI,- crib.d lots Is postponed 10 Sal ohDF-'
tha BOD instant at 5:s O'Clock Z. NJ. ,
''i ~ S.rGd3t WARREN & TIPPEk.
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REAL ESTATE ASDMA-

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AND IA
Y CHINkRY IN THE CITY OF RICflMOHD
FOR SALE.-fEe OLD JOHNSTON SUGAR RE-
FINERY, consisting of hacdsDme and sunSian-
TALLY bum four-s tory brick building, with iine
stock-brck ana iron-column front OF Az leet In
width on Seventeenth street opposite the head OF
and another brick building OF The same character
The above, adjoining 1t In the having front
OF ABOUT so feet on ock street aud depth OF 100
feet with nost complete outfit uf ENGINES, ROLL
ERS, TANKS. PANS, FILTERS, and all the Necessary
machinery, of the late,t and most approved style,
for refining sugar, and inexhaus IDLE well Of The
purest water, for sale at great gain on liberal
term. RICHARDSON i CO..
my l5-lw l113 Msin str,e ct.
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DEssoLsrausg d PARTNERSHIPS
rO-pAETNERSHIP.

COMPREHENSIVE.
-
] have associated With me in the Auction ana
Real state Agency Business Captain GkURGE Z.
LlTCHkIt LID. late or South Carolina.
The Iru -name will be ID. X. WEiSIGER l. CO.
Otic" No 9l9 Hull street. opposite the courthouse.
where we shall be pleas TO see AL our friends and
the pnUc who desire 10 buy, sell, or rent real es
tate. and ais have their property insured.
FARMS, DIV ELLlNG>, &C. for sale aud rent.
Our charges will conform 10 the established rates OF
similar business IN Richmond.
ID. h. WEISIGFR,
GruRGE y. LITCHFTFLD.
MANCHESTER, May s. 1875. my 10 5t
y G. REYNOLDS. Of Fredericksburg, is
LIZ admitted to an Interest in our business from
and after this dae. In future the style OF the firm
will bc HI. IS. TALtAFtE RO j. co. The old firin's
name will be used IN settlement of the business.
TALIAFERRU Il co.
MAY l. 1875. my 1-eOdlm
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GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Aucuonecrs.
Nv Wellington Goddln.

Y. B.-The auction"ers will furnish information
in relation 10 the aboyc-descrioeI property 10 III
Win naN ann,Y hrinrc the dry ~ silc. my
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HENRY +. ANDERSON. ! CApMUs G. JOHNSON.
A NDERSOS & JOHNSON. DEALERS
~ in WU ID. COS l. and COX Z, Basin Bank be-
tween Eighth and Ninth streets. Good seasoned
OAK ami PINE. WOOD, Il full supply ALWAYS on
hand. ANTHRACITE COAL SOLD 10y weight,
SOFT COKE. LUMP and HAIL. All OF the best
quality aud guaranteed 10 give satisfaction.
NH -
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DIspATCH PRIlTlSG-HoUsE.

UNSURPASSED facilities .os aons a ~ neatly exc.
PRINTING. Work pfempoi $40
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by GrubOs Il vii Jams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

rGNRUSTEE'S AND ASSIGNEE'S SALE
i OF A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
SEWN MILES FnOM kI"Hll0AD by vir ue
OF 4 dcc,Ioi trust executed by ticnry Austin, Dr.,
on The 18Th of December. $50. anu two Gecrees
rendered. by the emit d Sia'es Court for tie klset
District of Virginia. Zone ON the som Of March
1875. and The other on the ] 9TH of May, 1879
in the IN alter OF The said II. ill., Jr, bankrupt,
nj ,jub!ic auction, III ucnrico courthouse. on SAT
UR,AI the % day OF May, S75. AZ l 2 o'clock
NJ i TRACT Of ND. in ilenri:o county, con-
church aud two miles from the forks of the River
and Westham roads. he improv, mcuts consist OF
4 DWELLING and other houses suitable for L
small farm his is very valuable farm.
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay the costs AMI
$500: and the balance on credit OF SIX and Twelve
months with interest FRI das of sale. taking notes
for ihe deferred payments, and title rclaled until
the plrciase-IuOLeN i maid.
CnASrAIN WHITE, Trustee.
nv 2O-Thtds JACUB CONN. Assignee.
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- c ENGLISH offer the following aud Il large
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They are in daily receipt OF the new and noTular
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RICHARDSON & Co, Auclioneers. my 10
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

E'OR SALE PRIVATELY, THREE
l. BUILDIhG LOTS Of 33 feet zach, with depth
Of 4 5 feet. on Grace Street bcw. Twenty-tirst
and Twenty. second streets. These lots are per-
fectly level, beautifully situated, aud will he sold at
low figures and on long lime.
FRANK D. HILL, Real Estate Agent
nv 1885, II OS Main street.
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L1OR SALE PRIVATELY, TWO BRICK
4 HOUSES, containing four rooms e-ch, anu
sitclen with TWO rooms, on Laurel street near
Cary. \ great bargain can be had. apply 10
FrANk -. HILL,
mylS.3t No. HOS Malu street.
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