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The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-11-01

II notice" observed the country gen.
tleman, feeling benevolent interest al
most feudal in the untimely end of his
fathers tenant, "that the magistrate
very properly remarked he felt it his
duty to say, before the case closed, that
Lord Cadways left the court without
stain upon his reputation"
Yes, the magistrate could not have
dined with him at Richmond unless he
had said that" argued the lawyer, rea-
sonably enough.
"I am afraid old Job Davis was rather
too fond of his money" murmured Sir
Philip, as though he grieved, as per-
haps he did, over the selfshness and
avarice of the deceased peasant.
"Ah I never thought of that" an
swered MIR. Montmain, who seemed to
have fallen into a brown study. "Pos-
slbly Providence wanted to give him a
lesson. We want no teaching of that
sort. And now think of it, Sir Phillip,
MIR. Startling has given notice that he is
about to pay off the twenty-five thou
sand pounds which you advanced to
him some years ago on mortgage. How
do you wish that sum to be invested 2"
"In real estate" replied Sir Philip,
simply.
"Your half brother mentioned to me, 1"
resumed the lawyer, with short cough,
"that he had some claim in equity on
part OF this money, though he could not,
or would not, substantiate it before q
law court, for family considerations
which he held sacred"
AhI" sighed Sir Philip, shaking
his head full of virtue almost mourn
fully. " have long since ceased all cor
respondence with my brother, and
cannot in justice to my own family re-
cognize his claim"
"Of course not," replied Mr.. Mont
main, as one relieved of q depressing
doubt. "And so you really think that
Job Davis was too fond of his money,
and that whatever is, is right2"
"Yes, do" exclaimed the country
gentleman. fervently and there was a
certain warmth of sincerity in his ac-
cents most winning and agreeable.
WE'LL" replied the lawyer, with a
dry smile, "it is serviceable faith,
very convenient for select society. You
have almost persuaded me to adopt it. 3"
L think" said the rector, who now
spoke for the first time, "that we had
better not pass Judgment on the incom-
prehensible. We cannot measure the
armament exactly with plumbline.
"That is certainly another view of the
case" remarked Mr.. Montmain, yawn-
ing slightly over an unuttered thought
"and between You and me, parson, /
think you are right.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-11-01
Faithful to TrOtll.

The Richmond Wing says: In few
weeks young lady of great wealth and
personal attractions who lives in this
city will be led to the altar by the man
of her choice, who is an ex-penitentiary
convict, he having served for nine years
for robbery. The young man, since he
was released from confinement, has led
q model life, and has worked industri.
ously at his trade. There is tinge of
romance about the affair. The young
lady remained true to her lover during
his long confinement. There is no little
opposition on the part of her relatives,
but she will marry the man of her
choice, all obstacles Notwithstanding.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-11-01

The RIGHT PLACE." Gimme some
thing to cure boil" exclaimed citi-
zen as he dashed into drug store. "Ah,
80 you have got one OF those things,
now, have you9" smiled the clerk.
Yes, sir, and it's just in tie right
place." "Just in the right placer" re-
peated the clerk why, why, where is
thpt ?" "On my hired man," came the
sweet reply, and the clerk saw the point
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-11-01

If your kitchen floor squeaks, don't
put oil in the crevices; just engage a
cook whose sweetheart visits hor on the
sly and stays till the small hours. You
will never hear another squeak from
kitchen floor or basement door hinge as
long as they remain unmarried.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-11-01
Our Autumn.

We, too, lave autumns, when orr leaves
Drop 10 osely throue the dampened air,
When all our good seems bourd in sheayes.
And wo stand reaped and bare.
Our seasons have no fixed returns,
Without onr will they como and go;
At noon our sudden summer burns,
Ere sunset all is snow.
But oaoh day brings less summer cheer,
Crimps more our effectusl spring;
And sonnet hing earlier every year
Our singing birds take wing.
-LO,peU
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-18

A FIRsT-RATE NoT1CE.-[Oakland (Cal.)
Transcript THE double-headed, Shiny,
crawling, fork-tongucd, yenom-toothed,
green boora, that stung to death the long
list of Bakers and Tracys, that murdered
Ralston, and that fattens on the pains OF
others, has wound its dark and sinuous way
down close to the edge OF its native swamp,
and with its little, glistening, cold, wicked
eye is pecring over into our paradise.
MStealing," as always, "the livery
of the court of heaven to serve the
devil in," its hiss this time energies
from the partially-concealing folds OF
the deacon's long, sleek coat OF black
and tie of white. Oh, parents-fathers
and mothers-teach your boy il you
will to be bold highwayman; to aspire to
the fame OF Tweed OF Belknap; to be-
come the chosen companion Of gamblers
and tipplers; but oh, for Gods sake, warn
him, plead with him, lest he should become
that accursed thing, smooth, sleek hypo-
crite-onc who betrays with 4 kiss, and who
steals near his victim by directing his at
tention upward, for then shall he be COM
PEELED ''to crawl on his belly all the rest OF
his life," and be condemned to the lowest
depth Of perdition through long eternity.
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RICHMOND, May is, 1s76,


Editors Dispatch: AS you stated few
DAYS ago that the Methodist Episcopal
Church has hardly an existence in the
South il is presumed that when informed
OF the facts you will also publish them. In
our Virginia Conference, which includes
only white members and preachers, are ,o9S
members and probationers and 104 churches.
The Washington Conference includes the
colored membership in the same territory,
and is much stronger. Nor are these the
strongest conferences in the South, IN wmch
section OF the country are eighteen confer
ences. Yours truly,
John P. OTls. Pastor Of Elba Park
Methodist Episcopal church.
We learn that the conferences other than
the Virginia are mixed-that is. have both
white and negro members. Hence their
larger numbers. The Virginia Conference
includes Washington, where and in whose
neiehborhood most OF the 1000, We sup
nose, reside. We are told that in this city
OF 10000 inhabitants the Northern Church
has but 140 members, or about that number,
of whom the preacher and most OF the
others are no doubt northerners by birth
The Northern Methodist Church is the most
powerful religious and political organiza,
ton in the North, but it has no real strength
. i'm the South.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-18
BY Goddin. Warren s Co.,
Real Estate Agents and'Auctioneers,
1lO6 Main sireer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AUG
" TION OF. ONE UNDIVIDED MOIETY IN
Each OF TWO VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND
IN An IMPROVING PART OF THE GROWING
CITY OF DfANCHESTER.--Purslla 10 decree OF
fhe Hustings Court of Manchester In the suit oil
Ledley rs. FlccE. &c. shall, special commits
sioner, on SATURDAY the goth day Of May, lSI6.
at s o'clock r NJ on the premises, sell ut auction
ONE UNDIVIDED bfOIETY OF LOT No. 80 In
the plan OF Manchester, containing about one hall
acre situate at the southwest corner OF Perry ana
sirable lot, in an improving portion of the city,
Fourteenth street now being graded: And directly ,E
afterwards shall sell ONE UNDIVIDED MOlEII
OF A LOT situate ut the northwest corner of Pow
hatan and Pocahontas streets, in Snelling's addi-
tlon. known Lot No. Z, and fronts sixty feet on
Powhatan street.
TERMS OF SALE: One third cash; the purchasers
executing their negotiable notes. with interest added
payable six and twelve months from the day Of sale
and the title retained until the Is
paid Z: TUENER,
1R SDeCial commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-18
By j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1113 Main street, opposite Dispatch Office.


ru,R11sTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE
4 BRICK RESIDENCE, No. % SOUTH hA ~,
REL, STREET, BETWEEN FRANKLIN SIfEE
AID GROVE AVENUE, OCCUPIED BY CA AZ,
TAIN G " RUKR, FA AG Ti1E MR REkR oETfE
DWELLING LATELY OCCUPIED u? COl,Occ
SEI, ALBERT ORDWAY.--By virtue OF a de Sti o. Of
trust executed to the undersigned, as trustees Dy u
w Hurr and wife, dated 10Th December. 1877 anu
recorded In the Richmond Chancery Conrt-D u.
lO2 r. page 37-and default having been maze IA
fhe nayment Of the negotiable note therein secured,
and being required to do by the holder theTGoI;
shali sell at public auction on the premises
8 1876, at 81 o'clock =. NJ, the following REAL
ESTATE described In said dced-viz, AL that Ger
tain PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND, win tne I'M
proycnenis and appurfenances thereon ana tnerc-
unto belonging lying in the city OF Richmond STATE
of Virginia, bounded and described as foliows-t9
street between Franklin street and the Grove roaa
fifty feet from the junction of the siXteen-foot pub
lie alley between Albert Ordways land ana tlat OF
DR.. David Ncwcombc, trustee for Rhoda 4. New,
coInbe and running in sontherly direction 3i9
feet thence wcstwardly 120 feet. thence northerly
thence easterly 120 feet to the place OF
The location of the above desirable BRlCh
DWELLING recommends itself on account OF It's
being on the most popular drive of the city, and
facing the park the western side, and street-cars
passing the front door The dwelling has about ten
rooms with modern improvements and was built
by the present occupant few years ago for his own
use In the most substantial manner.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF sale and ! l.5OO,
with interest thereon at eight per cent. from Decent
Der 16, 1874 to day Of sale; and the balance on
such terms rs will he announced at sale:
CALVIN SIfAFER, Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer
CT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-18

THE RULING PASSIoN.-A few months
since lady who is very well known IN the
French fashionable world happened to see
in the streets OF London monkey begging
pence from the public in the prettiest man
ner for the benefit OF his master, an organ
grinder. The Marquise took fancy TO IL,
bought it, dressed it in the gaudieSt OF raj
ment. and made it pet. The lady the other
day had in Paris Il fashionable reception,
and OF course her pet was the wonder OF
the room. In the course Of the evening a
Young lady sat down at the piano, ana,
ACCOMMODATING herself, sang with exquisite
taste little drawing-room song. AS soon
as the lady had finished, the monkey, who,
though now partially civilized, had not for
gotten his former duties, seeing something
near him that reminded him OF his old oc-
cupation, seized and transferred it into Il
temporary hat and commenced collection.
The vocalist laughed, the Marquise looked
yeXcd: but to the amusement OF everybody
the animal went the rounds and collected a
large sum. His task ended, he Jumped
upon the knee OF the singer, amid shouts OF
laughter, and deposited the contents OF bis
hat in the lady's lap. The collection was,
OF course, devoted to charitable fund.
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RICHMOND xDDANyILLER AILnoAp C355Tp,y
SCHEDULE e of TRx f Say If k1hszs y
~ 3-TnRoUGn MAfIl-NEw YoRx -. .,v.
sogyHm,Leares Richmond at $50 4. n: e The
sarkeyti!s e A. M leaves Dundee al i:s3 p. N
leaves Aanyiie At 1:43 r. NJ: leaves Grepustoro,, =,
43S NJ; leaves Salisbury 1t 8.S4 r. AZ ay,,v az
TKAiN No. ANEW York AND NEW oRrE.sa
d.: leaves AIRLINE junction at 6:2J A. d. sy A
SaisDury NJ $50 a: M leaves Greensboro nj he
f aa caves ohnvills at LA r 81; leaves Dundee
rtyes In Richmond at 9:35 z. N. AZ
Tram NO. 5.-LYNCHBURC AcCoMIoD lr,oy
Me7stwardmLeayes Richmond at $40 A. ~: Strives
a. Bnrkeviilc at 1901 7. ~; leaves BurkesiIe at
z: m ~: arrives at Lynchburg mt 500 p u.
LINN No. 6.-f.YscnBURG ACCOMMODATIONS.
at Rchmond ~ Bupksyile at 1;45 r d.; arrives
TRAM No. 7:-LocAL BuRKEvnLE Accoxuo-
Reh@ond at .f sainss z
A: NJ me a. iZl9
TRAIN No: 10.-LocAL BURKEyILLE Accov.
~: arrives at Richmond at ~ M. ' - 900 a.
Trains nos. 3 and connect at Richmond with ,,o
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. "''o"u WIN u'e
Trains Nos 3 and 4 connect Mt f.rna,s,.,,o, ,.,
! trains TO and from Raleigh and Go!dssoro. WIN
Inc through trains connect at Richmond and pr,
dee With trains on the Richmond, Frederickslssrry
and FoDmac railroad, and Washington CITY. vi.e
gina Midland and Great Southern railroad n ,nJ
York. 'P''''' al" Ne~
Trains Nos. 3 and 4 connect at Charlotte with
trains on the Atlanta and Richmond Airline rail.
road to and from Greenville. Atlanta, Montgomery
ern points, and with the Charlotte, Columbia and
augusta railroad for Coumbia, Augusta savannah,
Ia alai;a and all southern points.
IRAN 40 connects at Burkeyille with the ATTAIN
tic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad from Lynchbury
Chattanooga, and all southwestern points. '
Tickets. sold to all southern and southwestern
points, and baggage checked through
Unbroken gauge from Richmond to New Orleans.
Pullman sleepers run Oh ali night trains.
Local tickets good only for continuous passage
to the points named OH the ticket No lay-Over CHECKS
Will be given. T. ~ Z. TALCOTT,
General Superintendent
JOHN Il. MAcNURDo, Genera! Passenger Agent,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-18

"The actual sight and handling OF the
silver coin, something which was wholly
unfamiliar to more than half the present
generation, has largely destroyed the hallu-
cination that stamped piece OF paper not
redeemahle at any time or place was better
than coin. The tangible, shining metal has
exploded the shinplaster dream."- Chicago
Times.
This is true and interesting, and yet not
the most important result OF the appear.
ance of silver. The dimes, quarters, and
halves have suggested the question: what
has become OF the silver dollar? And we
find that dollar has been stolen from the
people. Now, we want that dollar. The
sooner it is restored the less fuss there will
be about it. The row will presently be tre-
mendous if the minis are not put to work
on the old silver dollar.-Cincinnati Com
merCiQi.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-18
AUCEI0N aAH.Ea---rHture Days.
by Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr.
@coruer OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALU ABLE =
/. FARM OF THREE HUNDRED AND TW n5s5
Try ACRES, IN HANOVER COUNT, l,Ilys,lS;
MILES FROM RiCHMOND.--By yirtne OF deed
OF trust executed By Sir. Daniel Frrdsrisx Mass 70
recorded in Hanover County Cour, shall, In exeou;
ton thereof proceed tose nc In tso ron
at Ii o'clock A. H. # fair, &c NOT: the first fair day
thereafter, that valuable FARM located as apoEe
HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRES, OF which
about half is open land Of excellent quality, balance
I'm wood and timber Of which there is large qian.
tity Of excellent original oak 1t adjolns me anas o.
Messrs. Henry Cady, William F. Wickhanl', a r1,o
framed dwelling, in good repair, and the usual out
buildings, and good orchard.
TERMS: Enough In cash to dcfray expenses OF
sale, and to pay or note for 1858. with interest
thereon frop! 9th April, 1879 on credt as &c &c
such credits shall be announced Mt the Tune OF sac
the credit payments to bear INTEREST," ior nego'aoie
myi6 W. GODD1N, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-18
BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
1113 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE ON HURCH HILL BY
AUCTION.-By virtue of the provisions OF decree
of the Chanccry Court of the city of Richmond en-
tered on the 9Th day of May, 1876 In the suit OF
Peay us Peay and others therein P d Shall
said suit, sell by auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY the 18th instant, at 6 O'Clock +; NJ,
said. Consisting ofa VALUABLE FRAME DWELL
ING with eight rocms kitchen and wa water , on the
SSTORE~HOUSE attached which for thirty years
has been an excellent grocery stand on the west side
of Thfrtieh street, N for Mason street Also,
THREE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS fronting
25 by 1872 feet each, adjoining the above on the
south.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance In four, eight,
and twelve months; or one third cash, balance in SIX
and twelve months, negotiable notes given for the
deferred payments, with interest added, and title re-
taiucd until the whole purchase-moncy Is paid anda
JAMES PLEASANTS,
Special Commissioner.
RICHARDSON & Co., AuctiOnecrs. my IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-18
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

4 GRAND SALE ON WHIT MONDAY,
n NAY 20, 1875, AT $50 O'CLOCK r. M
MARKET GARDEN, WITH A GOOD DWELL
NC Sc. AND FORTY SPLENDID BUILDING
LOTS, AT AUCTION.-The sale will commence n enc,
with the place formerly known as Jaa 5iosn
ING the new cemetery, fronting on Patrick street,
bounded by four streets, containing Two ACKE;s s
With GOOD DWELLING, fine shade ana frult-
' Then we viii sell FORTY, SPLENDID LOTS
lying opposite to the above, on the crown Of lne
IN he.ntv q; Situation by any lots the city Each
lot is 33SI24 feet alley 16 feet wide No city
taxes to be paid on these lots; =, .,,,r
means Come TO the sale and secure your homestead
Buy while you can fine lot at low price and upon
liberal termssay one fourth cash naiance at iouf'
a liberal discount made for all cash Sec map at
our Office. GRUbbS &c WILLIAMS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-18
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TWO VALUABLE LOTS ON GRACE
STREET BETWEEN MADISON AND MON
ROE STREETS. WITH SMALL BRICK TENE-
MENTS THEREON, AT AUCTIOS.Wew viii sell
god of MAY at 5h O'Clock r. NJ, those TWO VERY
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS: with BRICK
TENEMENTS thereon, containing four rooms each,
situated ON the north side of Grace street opposite
the new houses recently erected by r. B. Lyme. Esq.,
These lots front 33 feet each and run back SO feet
denccs than this can be found in the city. and no
property is likely to improve more rapidly In value
and general deSirabilty. There IS lot enough on
which TO erect three handsome tenements or in their
present shape they pay fair return.
TERMS One fourth cash; balance at four, eight.
and twelve months for notes secured by decd Of
trust. GRUBBS u w iLLlAbiS,
,ny1 AuctioneerS-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-18

p,sToS-RoD ?0ETRY.-Pocts are born, not
made; but in this age OF rrrrogress "short
strokes" beats the old Iong-drawi ."out
measure Of the antique. Sid Lanier was one
Of our "field corps" when we tlourished
major OF the hag-noppers, and Judges stayed
at home.
Sid was always dreamy, and roamed in
Olympus, pure in thought as woman, and
gentle as schoolgirl, but Drawer than the
lion when stern resistance aroused his latent
faculties. II Longfellow is poet, so is Sid
Laner, envy or no envy.-NoJoN Day"
R0nL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-18
by Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
1113 Main street.

VALUABLE BUSINEss-sTAND
Y WITH DWELLING ABOVE, MD An
OTHER DWELLING ADJOINING, ON CARY
STREET CORNER OF RICHIE STREET.
the 23d instant, at G. o'clock P. NJ, we shall
sell by auction. upon the premise, yalLa-
Bile BUsINESS-STAND with DWELLING above
other DWELLING adjoining, with five rooms,
Kitchen &c. the south side Of Cary street corner
Rev. DIR. Bennett.
TERMS: One third cash: balance in six and twelve
months, negotiable notes given for the deferred pay
mens with interest added, and secured by deed OF
trust. RlCIlARDSON ~ 90.
my17 Auctiopeers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-18
BY Byer,y C Powell, Auctioneers.
1924 Main street.

CARRIAGE, ROCKAWAY, BUGGY,
u STREET-TRUCK. FARM WAGON AN, ANn
HORSE. AT AUCTION.-0n THURSDAY, !stt
Instant, at O'Clock precisely, we viii SELL IN iroh'
One FAMILY CARRIAGE, in good order;
One entirely new four-seat ROCKAWAY, m2nuiac-
turcd I'm this city, of the very best material, at
cost OF S275, and is really splendid vchlcie:
One OPEN BUGGY, city made new; ,,ro,,,
One light secondhand New York PLAffohAi
One new light THIMBLE-SkEIN FARM WAGON
One set OF WAGON-IIARNESS.
ALSO,
One splendid DARK-BAY HORSE, SIX years s, oiG
we'll broke Dcrfcctly sound, pcntie, very stslisNr
md f,stwin' fact first-class horse. -,
We respectfully invite the attention OF Inc Puohe
to this sale. B1Ehb1 int;nnnn-s
my IT NuStio.,eS-s1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-18
BY Augustine Royal
(successor to Moody & RoyalD,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets.
Manchester Va

r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
INVALUABLE real. ESTATE IN THE CITY
THE GOTH, 1875, AT Az O'CLOCK z. NJ, ON
THE PREMISES.-At the request OF Thomas w:
McCance surviving partner will expose lot SAFE ~
nnbc auction ut tile time above prescribed, the truly
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE In the city OF Man
First. HOUSE AND LOT on Filth street nearly
sins seven or eight rooms; lot fronts 90 feet on
Fifth street, by 1875 to IN alley In common IA fee'
Second. HOUSE AND LOT on Ludlow street
Lot fronts s2h feet on Ludlow street by l32 feel
deep An old building Is on this LOT.
sis valuable property Is well located and in i'm.
rorig parts OF the city, and should engage the ut,
| tention or parties seeking good investing ts
srTEnHs Ono fourth cash balance at six, twelve
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, per cent
interest added, secured by o trust deed.
| AUGUSTINE ROYAL, y
my11.1S. lie, 1s, 90. 80 Anctioneef.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-18
By j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer-
111S Main street. opposite Dispatch ONCE.

4 GRAND SALE OF TEN ACRES,
a sUBpXIDEP d INTo "a h hAk6G6 S sTREET
R Al ELLA PARK, KNOWN r I, IS Hat L;
TORFrS GARDEN AND n A y "A
SPRING.-By request of owners YIN sen Al a.
nnblic auction, on the premises, Oh THURSD!Al a. +,
NAV 18th at o'clock I. NJ. sharp. All tnai
VXCANT PROPERTY adjacent to Ella. Elha al and 9
Eukcr's Parks, formerly occupied by Hattori as
summer garden This property is now being s3id OIL
i'm building lots from first hands and Is most deSlr!
bic as an Investment for building purposes IL Is
surrounded by first-clasS improvements On lts
north rows OF substantial brick dwellings. gas ana
water along the streets: on its west the extensive
improvements of the Richmond, FREDERICKSBURG
and Potomac Railroad Company: and on Its south
the beautiful buildings and grounds OF the Richmond
College. -, . o
These surroundings ut no distant day must GER
tainly greatly enhance the value OF this property;
To parties purchasing for purposes OF llnHcuiate
building extra inducements will be offered pilEalcif
After the sale the PIEASURE-GARDEN M
PROV EMENTS will be rented at public auction 10
the highest bidder.
REFRESHMENTS FURNISHED At SALE.
TERMS OF SALE: One fourth caSll; balance az
six twelve and eighteen months. six per cen' III
tcrcst, secured by trnst-decd.
Iithographic plots OF ground can be had on apph-
''''i''i 1t my '"'''' ]. THOMPSON BROWN.
uv7o Aucfioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-18
BY Cha1in, Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
.rr- No. l Tenth street.

DRICK DWELLING AT AUCTION
ID We will sell on the premises, on THURSDAY
the 18th day Of May 1876 at SS q'eock +: NJ, that
ycarl No. 517 north Twenty -sevcnth street, con-
tainlng six rooms, and kitchen III the rear. The LOT
has front of 25 feet, and runs back between paral-
lei lines l25 feet to an alley IN common IL feet
vide The street on which this property is situated
is desirable one, and Is now under rapid improve
ment.
This property must be sold and we ask the attend
ancc of those seeking neat and comfortable home.
TERMS: VIII be liberal and announced at the
time of sale. CIIAFF1S, STABLES y CO.,
my 10 Real Estate huctioncers.