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, 1876-07-04

professional tnxa!EhtetB. There wcrn a class
YIN, could nnt f,!Y, an'l who l'a'l mol carf'oa
tllEtf cases To tile Supreme Court. =.
AN. MnA'rca said llc wanted to get them all;
AID. Cultcrton satd II that wos uonn II would
be difficult to pick out the professional tlghtots.
AID. l+awler reminded thr gentlemen that tl'e
did not go to tho Supreme Court waa sold W.
der the hummer. Ills resolution covered tho
whole Of those owing taxcs today md hc nsgcd
Il, rcpy i, remark by Aid. Sheridan, Aid.
Cullertun said be 1ld not wnnt to touch tho tax
Ut 1875.
Aid. Sweeney thought tho resolution Of AID:
Cullcrton was proper onc. It would l,c well
tax.nghtors nrc. l1o moved tic previous ques-
The previous questi0n was ordered, which cut ut
ol Aid. 1Atwcr's amendment. Tue resolution
sraQ,AL s1ss,on or TIN LEGIsLArunH.
Aid. Iawlcr presented tho following, which
was rofcrrcd to tho Committee OH JulllclaTY: ;.
WnxnrAs, Tho dccsion recently rendered BY The
''tllI 800 !" void and nuconstltntlonal renaers it
das for Tho yeS5s i7 is7 Ind is7s; an1 n moncv
no.. due tho c.,y of Chicago fur unpasd ta1e' Tor
W.isaE.s Del'nqucnt t.1.rayers show no 70, d's. ~,
postl1n to pny tho sxmc, nnr can thoy 10 COL
He.oi"t's. Thsat 4is Esceilsaey. ton +: Ieyer.
s .ssa' ssssn @ y tho Legislature tot sae pafpe.G
u emsctins 4nch laws ~ VIII facilitate the lawful
collection Of such unpaid taxoa.
AID, AID stecrea offered tue fOl'owns' which was
Resotrsd, That, nat'l further notion l,y ths city
Council vii tax. pnla rtrtlfcatus held ty tho city u
than lis actual casts. and Il, a cates where .!1c
city holds tax..1esls UPON tho tAx levles tof ~
ycars sinee ih7o te property f1Ay To- rsasss ~,
, 1876-07-04
t.tADtLirfke.
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From tho foregoing statement Il viii appear that,
4 the dinrounts from sho asnnnnt o. tlv n.sels Is
Sas Inherited an ln;isbteiness amounting 10 W..
I'M ~ tn ona al anont 1@ M ts"" s. IL t sy
Indebtedness 70 10 provided fot t'y, Tho rreacnt
City Council In SOMA Intsncf for them u Aetar-
mtnD hut, IN my ev1tt from rcshutceA utler t1an
whnt hasc bocn transa,f,tea To thctn froG, Chg
% ss, saa A"a s sy. ss set sts H
from lpn ngpravated. unless ttoac Of our c1tlxens
who now full or rotasu " pay tlctE honest prornr.
ward n,,d hear their ellnsa Of tho nuF,!en,
1T n'llttinn to this II II rcnannuy certain TINT
e c!ty ~ re- m H. ns m ssnizs @ ts f1i a1t f'
i,s yancsn, shoiman / e.. esd i. oi1ara, IND lint
s25O. on0 which alnn ii to bu provided for. Ia.
n!tus the.a 4 prohably IN additional amount NJ
atout e1oo. 600 On sccount Of tho Won IInllcn fcs
inlcatlon III T6es9 suns aggregate the eotaE s'nou"t
Il Is proper here to state TINT the foregoing
Of s c s s ss
an 10 city taxes Ioyta under tho provisions Of whnt
IL genurally known NJ III, 400.
How shnll th1s tniartted ,inhcit b. mat~ Rnoaf
ny no rciranchsinnt during thG present ti4ca yenr
can We hope u .ave my conHi!cfablc amount from
ishng Of Ills inicriicI danct. especially a. u.erc
arc now bnt slx months nf tho aacat year sesaaln-
inE,-a necAl year VI 1nly nln1 ll1HHLs+ lHu ny
WITH Tic exception nf 350u, ,O1O. fur specific nb-
tccts md u tho extent Of the re1u!scnlnhh Of
such specific objrctA eau legally lo diverted to no
In t},e opinion of your Committee. there is Int
ono method by which thls inherited deficit can fc
mado good. md that e BY making provision tot II
preparations 10 f'e met partly by applying to this
object tic nHcxpenied appropriations for 5uch
improvements "a may i'o dtspnnsct with. assu ny
postponing the payment Of Indebtedness to Ger.
tain specific funaa "a tahlc of which fnndK, and
The amount Of inlcbtcducst IL ':crSto npPondrdl.
this object md the remainder by tho levy Of taxes
or tho sale of aora Of tho cstys aupcrtluous
The deilclt is too great to ho paid in one year
without making tax.levy that would bn burden.
snn.o upon tho tax.raycra. INT during the Two
paId oG and nll tho Unnecessary EXPENSES o. m hon.
cat nnd economical naturalization Of The City Gov.
cFtlIMent Gun be met without seriously bufdQnin8
| t1le citizens with municipal taxcs.
with rcgArd To tho appropriations for the year
1870, your Committee aru Of tht opinion tiat It ID
tim 0f tho ta1cs lrvtcd for this yrar by rsu1ng
tina warsunta made payahu specifically out Of the
taxcs for lH71, untl maturtng ut time In tho
futuru within which It will bs reasonably certain
tint said taxuA eau md will be paid,
| Such c1urae In rcgnrd to The 1876 taxes. whle
1t will not diminish tho Inherited deficit Of former
years, will at 1cast provide for tt Gurreht expen.
sca OF Tho city, and 10 ta creditors md c'
| rloyca prompt payment In thu future
We W1nld therefore respectfully recommend the
| pasaago Of tho accompanying oralnancc;
S. II. MGCRRA,
J. II. Nn!nus,
jacob ItosEH1Hno.
Art,
, 1876-07-04

Admirers Of yachting will hnvc m Opportunity
to sec iltc bit OF sport this afternoon In raco
between the Sen Gull, os Manfstec, md William
Benefits new boat, the Unknown, The latter
has only bccn In the water few days, and is
called very fnat, wlllo the other Is sud tn he
"ns good as anybotlyts bout" The pair will
start 1t o'clock from thu foot uf Twelfth
street and sall around the crib. The stake ot
Hlu1 = side was duly Deposited yesterday with
W. Dean. Mr.. Dcnlctt will aaIl his own boat,
nn1 Capt Henderson will command tic Sen
, 1876-07-04

With favor OF tho weather, the Hartford and
Chicago Clubs will play thclr fourth game III
pscsenco Of GIL Immense crowd this afternoon.
Tho delegates from tho Nutmeg Stats arrived
yesterday and showed up nutncrously anil well
around town. They arc nearly oil IN good shape
and will plny their regular nine, consisting Of
Bond, p; Allison, g; Mills, b.; ,Bardusk, 9
3; Ferguson, :in.i carcy, &. g.; York, !. T.;
llc.ususi, c. III lfighn,l, III.
The Whites arc also In good trim, With tho
exception Of MrVry, whose wrist IL sore ant
stiN from tho cut received Saturday. This,
however, would not prevent Mac fro,n playing
II Il were twice pa still and sUrc.
, 1876-07-04


trccr.mcntx, aii hnrbo,.manteta and special
t;uns.s1ca bo discharged; That the sas1r'c' 81 al
prrtons employed IN elrctsn4 ~atc.' 'r.iIt' hc r.
dnectl u fnn pns 5sar; ahnt ths sn!S,ss sn ~ H.
r. o. ~ III III nstso, .mn,6yrd n. H.
t% ,i,h the esrrnt;on az t,r cng,ases
in charge shnll be- rcIucsd IA follows: Watc6,ncn,
wcjgkefs' elenness OF tniers, oIicr1, 6femcn.
hostlsrs, not exceeding so por month: and those
In tho Water Ahaessmcnt Department, salaries NOT
exceeding 900 pr month. except ne head clerk;
andin ths street nspathsas @ ths Nh
n.snrS nSs ais ~ Ninth arysn,cn not Il *.
cosa 1fn ncr Snonth nn sroot inremnn I'm not Nc 10
excsc3 s75 i,et month, aud 4, mauy 10 be- dspensed
With ~ possible.
HOARD or HEALTH.
The ordinance referring to tho Uoard Of Health
waa as follows:
EEcTtnu l. That the Uoasd OF Health a. Mt pres.
oni organixnd be- md The aamo il hereby aoljshed,
an that all Of The powers and dulles Of raid Board
shall BE- vesed Y and retfosmsd BY ~ occt 70 10
called isaitn onicef. who slia! nave tne llanaRo-
ncnt ana cnnttolo oI taattees se" tn,nYs n1I
ganartment 1s ooo ''a'''' VI 'aA 'e""
sEa y. Tic said Health ooccs atalt bo appoirttst
, 1876-07-04
SPORTING.


THIRD DAY At DExTEA FARR.
The third dAy of the first summer meeting at
pcxter Park was better attended than either OF
its predecessors, nnl the number uf carriages
and heavy teams present was encouraging to the
management. Tho weather was all that could
be desired, md the racing sport WIS very good.
TIE PiRsr EvENr
to bo decided was tho stake rncc for 2ycar-olds,
In which tlIurc wc1o four entries, hut only two
startcrs-S. Powers b. I. Fawu and o. 'Bailnon's
b. T. Dcrta May. They were sta5tal from The
S{-mllc post, and got tho word bcforo tho crowd
Ind my idea thoy were ready. The pair went
awuy well together, and for the first quarter
made good rncc, with Fawn ahout length to
tho good, but With 10 great alyantaco After all.
lust rs tlloy came Into tho homc'streteh fawn
swcrved badly, aud Maya rider was quick 10
t,lke the advantage and slip In, taking thereby
come by her opponent, though sl,u was forced
TO tho utmost BY whip and spur, May saEne
home NJ easy winner by three lrugths In :eoA.
Following Is the summary:
,Dsx1gI pAnk, July a.-stake race for c:year'
land, CenlIske, and Wi!!Eans: Starter, Con!!sks.
8. ; Few;sts b. I. xaSn, sy D'iiett aam bottle =
1fss:' fss.s II T. IT, lsnes! !; iisii, dam s.tie
,.tof
George itaksa' ch. c. John Campbell, by Joe
Stoue, dnm Albion, .us
41Ms-1:20&.
TnR HILa AND 4 HALv BASH
drew out tho Hust excitement Ut the iay, aid
With Virkshurg, War Jig, Falmouth, and Doug
laa in there was every prospect ot y good dasl,
mud thu lool-seller Was hoarso In his Efforts.
Douglas was strong fayoritc, owing, largely u
lila having won IN event Erllny. Ficksburg
was well liked BY large c1owl, a,,d y between
Falmouth and War Jig there was not much
opinion. Thu majority of tho pools so,a about
a followe: douglas, so; vtckshufg, SIS; War
Jtg, $aas5; Falmouth, SO; though tho changes
wcru numerous Just bcforu the start
Tue druu, tapped TO y fair start, with Fa!.
| mouth well in fto,t, which plars he kept well
to tho 5st quarter hi the co.'sse, when tle favor.
Itcs crowded up, and wien tho party came
| uru,,nl Into the straight, .VickshurE and Doug.
Luz wcre well up, a.il rs they tanHu down ~ TIE
wire tho Inst tllue they gathered up. and ut tho
, 1876-07-04
Adoption Of an Ordinance for
the Issue of Time Rev.
enue Warrants.
A Proposition to Request City
Employees to Reduce Their
Own Salaries.
Reorganization of the Boards Of
Hcalth and Public Works.
A CALI for the Names Of Ta3.Payers
Who Will Not Settle.


CLARh 3IhHRf AAlitkuAb khAQAas
Amcettng OF the Council Was held yesterday
afternoon. Tho Abacntccs were Aid. pcassons,
O'Btcn, White, Daumgartcn, and Murphy In
tho absence Of the Acting Mayor, Aid. Thomp-
son was elected temporary Chairman.
Tho Clork rcad tho following veto message
from Mayor Colvin:
To Gt1 Honorable ths Common Council Of ihs
C7!v of Chieago: herewith return to your honor.
steam @ powe. by raiIroads IL tHe dfstriet therein
named" without my approval which u withheld
fof tae ioIHwinG M1s seasons: ~ ma ,atn,,.
"a b usod upon eostaia stssot. bas tho roai paf:
H:i sss os:o 70 Fa1s
nai1road from South Clark strect. bctweon Twolfth
ss; I'll sss sa sss YET public es
dcs:ee y esnaot bc slaSa tnt ycar hPnosaSls
sanction, especially under tho circumstances Of ta
case an attempt 10 accomplish by an arbitrary cx-
cTsse % q 0tih9 ~ EoSG power TINT which yon ha'o no
Fse ehie.Ee ! Rock Is1ana Railroad Is Company, by
a @ 4e e eoa1nst opsac at
Clark street That right It and its successor have
used without ints.santon 70. pot!Sd Of M Mtwcnsy. %
south of Fourteenth sirsot because of tic incon.
ssa e
enactment OF ordinances similar to tha one which
now feIu1n. Inc company allof securing q ltSnt-
extended fra1n twenty hccoad street 10 Fourteenth
street. prepared nna sanssd nx tG bo intr1
foand on psqa 1ap or yoSs pr,utsa record tor 1876
This % was prn,ed over ycaf since, and on to iGt
ssnse Whont further Il; at,on =, H. s o5a
year, he present ordinance was reported and Jill
9vsI for further sstio For sos reaso o. wGh r
IN the reports Of eproccednEs Of your hoaora1lo
GERS q tho company tist they had no
knowledge Of tho prnpoaed ordinance until
eitcr y Ind PASSED; Notwit.standlng the r.
fusal OF your honorable body 10 RECONSIDER your &c.
70 committee, bsiale wiie, al! tho parties could
M aio4d i you % snetSeJ y epposnnty 10 ese }u hear:
Ing 70 nll Of tho PARTIES befoFa tho ordinance aha!f
essss s:osSssumna lsw TINT tho re., purpo,, Of tho
ordinance is declared upon ia taee one ot IL pr,.
visions y 90 grossly unreasonable a. te demand s
lac!lc Isaroad, which, wlth g thousand miles Of
Into the fourth. IN conjunction with an
other l;ne also ,o., aiccstd " o, h's ~, 3Fu,, i,
thousa'.l dollars passenger aeret ot which every
citizen Of chsaYos ptoud IL ga,nsfnf.ciEht de-
Fwolith. lts immense passeneer and freight Sa:i.
Mess from tlsse terminal depots is m2yo @ oysr the
liz ~ ehanss % va Pas.sa et Your a,ostine IN tIss
snof Il ~ sses CO On I IL + dsy 5sly aa
received ny approval on the .7th u WIS not pFe-
% 20 ss sas opsao on o @
days In Which % make psspa.a,!ons
w. sssaSs to a. a. and Ssn'sys e You r.
laao4 70 tce9nssaaf yotr ac'ann. xonla naso !0!s
, 1876-07-04

sThc ntovQ balance for special assessments include
hnpfoErIAtt1n for etc. aynh!H fruf tAxtA,
al which amount lls, Ia u Il sttis GLroeetci.
tTii0 nboYc haAneu for Water FlnI tnctu.cs appro.
rrtntluns for corlel of land tunnel md West hlac
Wator- Works, payable from fa1cs Of which sMoont
H.hei If1t Ia AItll Nf.ulnctEd.
, 1876-07-04

1;OI. HALE-12.5tn WILL. rU1u:tAbE FINE NEW
j. brick hDnse. crner 1f Harvard 1t. ah.l Campbell.
ay.. On trfma " suit uuusc and lot cogs g. TN IN.
Nutee at $1j Wcsternr4v. - :
, 1876-07-04

T1OH 8ALE-lFR MnlkR OF T1i0SK NICE BTONE.
l. frpnt. modern. Improved houses left, GEtnp aud
sas} payments, come aud SEQ IT, J. u. GOULD, %
, 1876-07-04

RuG0lEa. FuHNlTURE: AMI MEtcItAapIsE
ID AtuFIa Ia Gfy.rIuuf warehouse Rl West Auus0u.ge
Muncy advanced 10 any amount Ut Invest Tatcas
INVEST Bl,E RTolsAuE, AUCTION AND CON:
w HAalpn Hours kos. n Il II. Amt t6 North
Mal4utnctursts sui u.lcs4 uer!HF nsoey for 4heEs
4owGxk In the Elt1.
, 1876-07-04

INSTRUCTION.,
CtTUAT1ON WANrED-nY AN EXPERIENCED
. 4hi 1uccessful lady teschtr To teach Gt1An. draw
lug, aud EnR.ttt branches In l1alAJ md day sChDul
Adlrcsa A Nv Tribune 4ilre.
, 1876-07-04


I.pl,SALR-nEAUTlFuL FAMILY STEAM.
boat Will carry ao1ut fftcea pstsns c9ysESa lcek.
fuapecI Anply a N llAnlolphat.
NOR BALE-SKEAIl ATUkE CUTTER luT LlTrIE
used sad ss17oo1 r. ncT: AaarsasM ia M Y; Huollhss
1IoRsALK-TEWTs CAMPING orTr1Ts. wO0LEM
and rubber blaukubA dIr AEn.k military star.a Of
tulph.as.
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nor RENT, the VERY DESlRABLE@#a
Il OFFICE, now occupied by myself, No. E.l
llOS Main street, with every convenience lor COM
40 o-9t FRANK d. HILL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-09
!. Auction gALES.-sFufuFe Days.
~ BY Chafln, Staplesi& Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctfoneera, z
4. III No. i Tenth street. ~

T,RUsTEEs' SALE OF; THE yALUA-
Il BILE AND .CENTRALLY-LOCATEp PROP,
ERTY At THE SOUTHWEST. CORNEk DE
NTNTH AND FRANKLIN STREETS, AT AUG.
TION.-By virtue of certain deed OF trust executed
by 6. K. Campbell and John W. Dennis 70 the un-
dersigned trustees dated May %, 1873, and duly re-
corded In the clerks Office of the Chaneery Court or
the city Of Richmond, d. D.. 100 g., page 500, de.
fault having been made in the payment OF the BOND
thereby secured and being required by the holder
premises, on MONDAY, June II, 1875 e at 81
O'Clock P. NJ, the VERY DESIRABLE PROPER
yTT located as above, fronting on Ninth street 63
feet less and running back between parallel
lines 103 feet, more less, with I'LL the privileges
thereto belonging.
handsome three-story brick building occupied BY
the Wheeler & Wilson Dg-MachIne Company,
occupying about twenty front feet on Ninth street.
It Is probable that on the day Of sale all the parties
interested will consent that the property be divided
into three parcels and sold separately In which event
the two vacant lots, fronting about % feet each, will
be offered first. ,.. III j.
Such desirable and ccntraily-located property Is
seldom PITT upon the market, and 1t should command
the attention Of purchasers = y
THE TERMS. as required by the deed, will be cash
to expenses Of sale and TO pay off and discharge
bond of Sc O00 with interest from the 23d of Feb
ruary 1876, till paid but 1t Is probable that on the
day Of sale all the parties Interested will consent
that much liberal terms be offered; and If so
notice thereof will be given at the hour OF sale.
A. ID. WILLIAMS, Trustee
W. W. COSBY, Trustee.
CHAFFIy, STAPLES &c Co., Auctioneers. ie l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-09
BY Gruhbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

nESIRABLE BUSINESS-STAND AND
~ DWELLING, WITH TWO ACRES OF LAND
ATTACHED AND NUMEROUS BUILDINGS
THEREON; ALSO, HIGHLY PRODuCT!NE
FARM OF FORTY ACRES, WITH IMPROVE
MENTS, B 9TH SITUATED ON THE ME
GAINESVILLE TURNPIKE, FOR SALE At
AUCTION.--At the request Of Mr., Julius Staude we
viii offer for sale 1t auction, on WEDNESDAY,
lAth june commencing at 5 O'Clock, his desirable
FARM, situated on Mechanicsyile turnpike two
miles from the city, containing FORTY ACRES
thirty-fye acres cleared and In cultivation and i've
acres in woods. The dwelling Is brick and framed,
with four rooms besides basement, substantially
built, and there some ont-buildtngs. beautiful
grove of oaks surround the house. 1t adJoins the
farms of Henry Briel aud John Wright.
This farm should attract the attention OF those
seeking country residence near the city, ana ad-
mirabIy suited for market-gsrden or dalry-Iarm.
The nclghborhood Is good, and public school WIN
After the sale OF the far tsay at oclock we VIII
sell that valuable property now IN the OF
BIZ. Staudo about half mile from the corporate
limits and joining the late residence OF henry d
Smith, deceased. 49, = 80, enoxsr,
There. is. on the premises new STORE and
DWELLING with four rooms besides basement,
erected within the last few years, Two otper SINAI
dwellings, and oil necessary nut-ouliai9es. Ine iol
Contains two acres. very fertile, and admirably
edarted pryegetables, and there Is grapery with
some choice vines. This is q good bustncss.siand,
having been used as such for several years past.
AAs ~ - ~ ~ 'A GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS,
lei Auctioneers.
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A RRlVAL AND DEpARTTIRE
IN RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT nv.

CHESAPEAKE AND Onro-Aforninp mai, :,
aaii{ except Sunday at S:45 a. ~: arrives :,
81. NlSht express leaves daiiY ut 10 p n o.,
ives a. AAo a. NJ ACCOMMODATION daily te,css
RICHMOND AND DASyILLg-Thrornsy,A !,
leaves at $3.50 A. u. arrives at 9:32 p. NJ y
forK anc New Orleans express leaves ut l.in y W
arrives, at gle z: NJ. Lynchburg accommodate
saSss aS to:Zo A. ~; arrives 1t $50 A. N -
I 5usSste e accommodation leaves at T. 2. NJ J!
RICHMOND, FHEpERrCKsBuRG AND Porov
Morning express leaves Broad-Street st,tjaU =!
except Sunday at a. d.: arrives 81 s3II p pa
a!ae man leaves Byrd,street station daily
leaves Broad-Street station daily (exccpt Snrdau
6:05 p. H.: arrives at $50 4 NJ St,ht nL Ia!
leaves Byrd-Sireet station at 10 p VI srr,r"sp !
A; ~ Except Monday. '' d
eaHss Gst1S ASp m
at 3:1l T. III Through mali leaves daily nj "an
81: arrives at r. IL and S:45 p. NJ Icconrnot
ton train freight, with passenger car attacbs
leaves at 5;2O T: A.; arrives at 8 a. N.
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHESAPEAKE
Mail leaves daily at p. NJ: arrives at 10 a
Local freight. with passenger-car attached, eay
r 1qesd q AIR InhHaFSds and Saturday at $50
OLD DOMINION sTEAKERs.-Leavee every Tue
Monday, Thursday, and Saturday. ''s'
P1ImADET PHIA STEAMERs.-Leave Richmor
every Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday; arrive owe,
Monday, Thursday, and Saturday.
P0wHATA.S STEAMERS TO BALTIMORE lea,
and on Saturday at p. H.: arrive on Sunday. Ne
Iesday, and Friday. WV
JAMES RIVER LINE TO NoIFoLK, connec,n,
Norfolk with Bay Line to Baltimore, &c, IesJ
every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 6 A. NJ
arrive Monday, wednesday, and Friday P. N.
CANTON INSIDE LISs.-tsee Powhstan S,eame
10 Baltlmore.I te It's
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BY Chaflin, Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. / Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
" VERY VALUABLE NEW BRIGK, HOUSES
IN MANGHESTER, NEAR THE FREE BRIDGE,
AT AUCTION. on. TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 1873,
AT. 5k O'CLOCK p. My virtue OF decree en-
tered in the Hastings Court Of the city OF Manches-
ter on The LIST day Of juno, 1875, the undersgnen,
SPECIAL commissioners thereby appointed, WIZ sell
UPON the premises on TUESDAY the 1Sth day Of
June, 1875, at 81 o'clock Z. M., those two; we'll
located and substantially built BRICK HOUSES on
Seventh street the free bridge erected last year
by Mr. j. Z. Perkins The lots front 81 feet, and
run back to Mayo street, having depth OF Iio ieet
on one Side and 7s feet ON the other side. y.
9his admirably located property being on the
great free thoroughfare between Richmond and
Manchester, win always command good tenants at
'fERMs: Cash enough to pay the costs and unpaid
expenses Of suit and the expenses Of the sale and TO
paw of note of $1,000 with interest from the 7th
Following credits $4O7 OF and interest payable IN
six months. and the residue ir twelve months aiter
msnt bsarnr sx percent interest, md tho title to
be retained until the purehase-money Is paid in fun
N,'>N> Ns-. JAMES CASKlE,
.t48slI JOHN E.TAYLoR,
/, 80 s A. C. ATKlSSON, :
49, Commissioners.
STAPLES q Co., Ancttoneets. ga
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by n. N. Lee. Auctioneer,
No, IL Eleventh street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i HOUSE AND LOT ON JACKSON STREET
BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STR 4. + Is
rar trustee, dated 9th September, S75. recorded
in the clerks Office Of the nc an , SGSrr OF
tain note secured in said deed default having been
made in the payment of said note, will proceed to
sell at public auction, on the premises, on IA
NJ the property described In said deed as fronting
feet on the north side of Jackson street ana run
nfnn hack between parallel lines about 90 feet on
which there is comfortable framed dwelling-hoiise
with i've rooms. This is beautiful lot and fronting
as 1t does on the proposed Jackson Park shoulu make
1t desirable. .-.... . =, ,..,, 80
TERMS: Sufficient in cash to pay all expenses OF
sale and to pay off certain negotiable for $26o.2u
credit until the 9th day of September 1875, as TO
$4,000: and the balance on such terms as may De
"a n Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-09
BY j. l.. Apperson,
Real Estate Auctioneer and Agent,
1Ol6 Main street.

EXECUTORS AUCTION SALE OF
~ BRICK TENEMENT No. SIG, NORTH SIDE
OF BYRD BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH
DWELLING No. 703, OPPOSITE MONROE
PARK, SOUTH SIDE MAIN BETWEEN PINE
AND LAUREL STREETS-At the request of A. II.
Mott, Esq, executor of Miss Catherine Mott, de-
ceased Isha sc the promises in the order named
on WEDNESDAY, 14th June, 1875, at AZ o'clock
i. NJ, the aboye-descrbed valuable property. The
dwelling No. 316, occupied by Mrs. jackson, pleas
antly situated and conveniently arranged, contains
29xl50 feet to alley The store and dwelling No.
703, occupied by Ii. G. Forstnan, ESQ., druggist, is
frst-rate stand for that or other light business;
lot 2S1X100 feet.
TERMS: One-fourth cash: balance Mt 6. II, and
IS months for negotiable notes, interest added.
cured by trust decd. jill. APPERSON,
e6 AustiOneer.