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, 1876-08-21
The Alleged Facts Of the Scam
dai.
Interviews with the Husband, the Wife,
and the Third Party.
A Somewhat Significant Story
from an Outsider.
Probability that the Difficulty Will DC
Aniicabfy Arranged.
Dramatic Nttcs tSes 1ork,, Aug. 10.

A., ~ ,ass "s."i rs it,. ..s., ~. e."
., nnru ,a Wv" " a,"" sns & a.sy
9 shro.
cernine the scandal, and TINT in particular the
Boston Herald hua tolf, The Incident, IN tho cn,c
t. ,n,,,,l.s, ~. s,a ~ :. .o ,... ..e
bent npon Us to 20 into tho true facts Of the
Ths =. W" 'suuss VI sne la''.e' .l.e'lsc'ses
lhe acLrcse compromised In tho matter
Is Mrs. Doro Lyon, better known by
hor .,ogo.n,ms ~ H., Ta.s r,..,on =,
say here tiat ,ss cian.ons e conduct a. been cen
indlscrcct, but tliae both tho publtc anil her
frton1s vi, t,o ,,a, ~ lrn,. ~ i. l. ~. ,,as
criminal. There Is nothing 50 delicate Is a WON'T
mis- reputation. particularly when TINT woman
/, on the stage, and the Circumstance. Of tho
present will demonstrate how dangerous ia the
slightest latitude which mn actress NAV o,,oS
herself. A reporter Of tho Dramatic Nit,es was
sent out, III view Of the fact tInt the false slslc
Of the story vas going around, to find the true m
were, that Mr.. Lyon, the husband Of Miss Clax-
ton, lad como in to Ills wlfo In manner witch
bdnd. Mr.. Dore Lyons own abatement Of thu
Lyon;
THE nuspAEn's STATEMENT.
hicsro i heH aIreoJx ps. M mas nnp vi.t IN
NM }ound tn that NJ. sfcren,nn o,' " f.
tsSsps; xa' e. g sitsntiys Il T. III se1!af. towards ny
snff.r I'm rlnsr nttenf1ans frnn, nm nrr.nn Hn.t
ness then @ reesliei MI to nav w Yatk% mi csnc
oncs mare Ia re;nn NV wIfn' IN IN rnn,rnnencc ~
the breaking dawn q bridge i vs. detained
s a aa feee,e
arst s.a tle hsed h W.T. MY Wa, VIII wtton
When I arrived IN Chtcngo, however, / found,
H. e q
4: st,s,s0eH, # wtss .ss sSrS ths;a i
penen tab,e III II hid at M asenta heeome @ cvident nf
Tia. tSe Intentions of ill., Stevenson to nv Viz
wss 5sng I'D ; ~ tsa,
W.T. r1sacd h.r ,St H. ,n,t5 "n ~" room @
n,nch excited indeed on the subject. So h1 first
nndayarnd ~ unIet me- t cnnfcs. n tb.t III pms p%s
thoronsliy excited smd rayo waT 20 nv fsel,nrs W.
xth9.s Il; ;tn i hss ~ 1ss. ssa tint tst xhen M
of iauor II bud dunk On an ompty stomach Incl Whiis
on ' liz cara T This j. untrac, va. entirely entrey scbnr %
,rnm"n' nv wife. vhn hnJ hthrrtas ,os,, su,
respeetcd BY MI, shouId not sco % tLo ioot.
ishhsss Of t1e step @ Jig va. taktns il sold % het
snS mn ~ @ea tco m s an
y: IL; NY ~ i Mfs Gohen sras etra, %
5 s6 Sm and & M aSG
ynn from am n,v yoicnc" A. a cn,n
!'i tho roon md then ordered him s' out, telling
aened at tho be- thonsht tha M wiz eod ia" not reo
what % was "a be- becomn. ssldent 10 everybody. How.
t,s PaeoGI g, s an Mn ea1io w. Me
scainst hlm in the matter; thai WblIe Ills eontuet
, 1876-08-21

ELEVENTH WARD REPUBLICAN, CLUB
Meet. this evening at MartInc's Hall, Ada street
The lEsuca of tho campaign will b. forcIbly nfe.
spcaI:cre, -"''
, 1876-08-21
TILE RAILWAYS.

TIE WAR OF TIE TRUNK LINES.
It Is tho general opinion Of some Of tho lead
lug railway managers In this city that there is
no prospect OF the railroad var coming to
conclusion before the close OF tho Centennial
Exposition. There are q few Of the Eastern
trunk lines which arc working assiduousy to
bring the strife to q close Mt once, and a,nong
tl1ese arc tho Pennsylvania md Baltimore s.
Ohio Railroads. Tho latter two roads nre doing
aaf they can to bring the close competition to an
end, and to do 50 they arc ugain cutting rates In
all directions SO as to disgust the other roads
pnd brlug them to terms. Tho Pau-lIandle
Ilnttroad, which Is branch Of the Penn
sysvanta Railroad, has lately been cut
ting tho rates from, Cairo very bally.
Is 5000, During tho summer this rnte was ru-
duccl to $40, which was so low that the Chicago
roatls could not compete. Tho present rate
from Chicago to New York Ia SO, and from
GGs Gso GasS sx 81 9o%a % 1 e. Gego aeS 'S Suatp ap
these circumstances tho Illinois Central lost
much business, as tho people from Cairo md
vicinity took the cheapest routo. NuM, to make
the matter still worse, the Pau-1Iaudlo makes
TO Nov York to $1B, OF 80 less than via Chicago.
Tho Illinois Central catlnot posstbly carry
passengers from Cairo to Chicago for 81,
and therefore has to let this business slide.
4ue lEuuajlfANA ulu DalLlINuT9 " OniO lfQll-
roads arc also pglin cutting the freight rates On
West-bound Business. They nro doing this to
bring tho Issue to a focus, but It is very doubt
fnl whether they will succeed. Mr.. Vanderbilt
is known to be as determined as ovcr to carry
on this war until he has gained the object le i
lighting for. and he claiIns that he can stand 1t
longer than anybody else, aud that hc must
finally como out aheau. Mr. Jewett, Ut tho Erie,
Is IN England, and will notrcturn until full, and
before Ills return the Eric will also refuse 10
enter Into negotiations looking towards peace.
, 1876-08-21
STATEMENT or MR.. TOM MORRIS.

STATEMENT or MR.. TON MORRIS.
The most singular statement pf MI IL that
madu BY Mt. Thomas x. Morris to Mr. Dore
Lyon, ID tho presence Of our reporter. hr.
Norris is member Ut the unon-3quare COM
pany, and the son.ia-law Of John 1roughsm.
Atr. Norris aatd:
l had my eyes opened 10 this thing slx weeks
ago, when tic a9ht took place between Charley
Thorno and Nj. Steyenson. on tho stags Of the
printed Ia full. Tho real cause Ut tho ttoubs was
Nils Caxtoll. Thorus had made sotne remark 10
Mia caKtnr. a. to how Bhe should do something
or other, when Mr. Stevenson cams up to ch!Yal-
souaiy defend her. A. this ehIvatry Was little
stretched, llls Mrunbets OF the company began u
talk about IT. AHd from TINT time forward the scan
al has sFowH tas chiesEo ss'f onl{ eenE sHl
would canae. and being friend q I'LL parties,
went to Dr.. Stephenson Masonically, and spoke
to him Of hts duties ~ Mason In the pronlisos,
QUO of which WEI tho oath that no Auson
shall make any attempt To seduce the wife
Of another. We sat up that whole
soisna f word oi honor hs would dsssnilnas the
acquaintance, A,A couls to hls acn1es. lie told
ms that he deeply loved Mra., Lyon; and that ho
had cndcnyored to dght II. but could not The
only thing ho could d. was 10 leave her and 60
away. VIVA nstoan1el Ut such communication
~ this. Stevenson, however, sM0Es 10 nu that
uo.h!ng criminal had taken place, and that hs
aver, to take proceedings to prevent Mt. Lyon
from getting pusscssGh of bis child I told him
he had better nut NEEDLE 1n family AIa!fs, and
vi second thought hG aAid he wouldn't. Since
that tllnc tho acqualnt2nce betxern them had
grown worse.
TAls communication aatuunded Mr. Lyon
more than VII othcs stories in sunnYetion With
, 1876-08-21

BY JAS. Il. MCNAMARA - Coz
lit W&bast. .av., N, W. cor Madlson.st
1900 cases Boots, Shoes, Broxans. and Slippers
st Auction, Tuesdsy Morning, Aug. 22. 1t 83o
JAS. r. MCNAMARA d CO.. Aue,tonetsa.
, 1876-08-21

BUFFERS \ rs RRQULAR TRADE HALR
Dry Goods, Woolens, Clothing, Furnishing 0oods.
Boots, Shoes, &c.,
THURSDAY. Aug. "A. at9:3o o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-06
BY Challin, Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. Tenth street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VAIL

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE FALUA-
i BILE AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PROP
ERTY AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
NINTH AND FRANKLIN STREETS, AT AUG
TION-By virtue Of certain deed OF trust executed
by s. X. Campbell and John W. Dennis TO the I'M
dcrsgned trustees, dated May %, 1873 and duly re-
corded In the clerks Office of the Chanccry Court Of
the city of Richmond, y. b: 100 c.. page 3G6, de,
fault having been made in the payment Of the bond
thereby secured, and being required by the holder
thereof, will proceed to sell 1t auction. OH the
premises, on MONDAY, June II: lS{G. At *
O'Clock Z. NJ, the VERY DESIRABLE PROPER
TY located us above, fronting on Ninth street 63}3
lines 03 feet, more less, with all the privileges
thereto belonging.
Situated OH the corner lot of this property is the
handsome three-story brick building occupied by
the Wheeler & Wilson Scwing-MaChine Company,
occupying about twenty front feet on Ninth street.
1t Is probable that the day of sale al the parties
interested will consent that the property be divided
into three parcels and sod separately; In which event
the vacant lots, fronting about 22 feet each, Will
be offered first.
Such desirable and ccntrally-located property Is
seldom put upon the market, and 1t Should command
the attention of purchasers
TIE TERMS. rs required by the decd VIII be cash
rs expenses OF sale and 10 pay Oft and discharge
bond of $4,000, with interest from the 23d Of Feb
&c. TIL paid but it 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.
4. ID. WILLIAMS, Trustee,
W. W. COSBY, Trustee.
cUAFFIN. STAPLES & Co.. AuCtiOucerS. ie
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-06
BY Squire & Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs
OF Bank street.

r ARGE, VALUABLE, HIGHLY-IM-
FARM, SoSTAiNiINGs o 81 TH NI MiRu AMP up
PROVEsfENTS FIRsT-CLASs IN ALL THEIR
ARRENG EMENTS FOR Elegance, COM
qRT 2TNAf ~ TIE coEirY AT Of f6WHk
| TAN, On THE RIVER ROAD, TWENTY-FIVE
MILES ABOVE RIC IEL M0, EIGHT HIT, MILES " LIE
MoSb t AND An DANViLLE RAILROAD, AID
ONE AND 4 HALE NILES n ER2M JAMES !, NdS
EYER KS9MA 6s 81 THHfg3Ai f F2k
AT 8 O'CLOCK P. M.-By request Of the owner,
S9hn f. FARM as s SGfr s sat
atcd us described above; TO those acquainted with
the value of this estate 1t IS needless TO enumcrate
its many deslrabities; but for the benefit of those
abroad wishing TO possess rst-class farm In all OF
its requirements we propose In this advertisement to
Of the SOIL the improvements and advantages 1t en-
joys About 600 acres Of the tract Is arabic land In
good heart large portion OF which Is get In clover
orcard-grass, aud timothy; 100 acres In creek low
grounds mostly In timothy, yet excellent wheat,
corn, and tobacco-land: also, go acres seeded In
eorer tbs dns sow oS oor with
through the house. fine piazza the length of the house,
very high ceilings handsomely finished, painted, and
house, tobacco-houses, and all the usual out-bud-
ings In good repair; orchard Of six acres some 500
trees of choice and select varieties OF iruit IN in
dwarf pears in full bearing, and small fruits of every
Kind in abundance together with beautiful shrnbocry
and rare plants. rx,,x,,,
There Is also an excellent MANAGERS HOUSE,
with proper buildings attached. The neighboThood
Is select and affords rare opportunities Tor
educational, and post-ofice convenience, Us also
milling facilities. The estate Is regarded by MI con-
yersant with 1t one Of the highest and best I'M
proved farms in Powhatan county, its owner having
srared neither time nor expense In keeping 1t UP to
Its full capacityef for series OF years
To be Justly appreciated and admired Is but to see II
now-its various fields teeming with rich harvest
of varied crops, soon to be gathered and secured.
Private colyeyances will be at Powhatan station
on Wednesday, 7th, and on Thursday, Sth-the day
of sale-at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the hour OF arrival OF
train, to convey parties 10 tho sale.
my % Aucuouee<f,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-06
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
lib Main street.

TRUS TEES SALE OF STORE,
L DWELLING, AND LOT ON THE EAST LINE
OF TIEIRT!ETH STREET, AT ITS INTERSEC-
BY AUCTION.-By virtue of the provisions of a
deed of trust bearing date the Sth day of May 1875
TO the undersigned trustee, duly recorded in the
Richmond, to secure the payment of the obligations
OF debt therein described being required to do by
the holder Of said claim, shall, rs trustee In said
deed proceed to sell by auction, ON the premises on
FRIDAY The 18th day OF June, 1875, ut 54 O'Clock
I: NJ, the REAL ESTATE described In the deed
aforesaid, consisting Of TWO-STORY FRAME
STORE, DWELLING, and LOT 35 by 1872 feet on
on the east line of Thirtieth street. at its ntersec-
tom.
TERMS: Enough I'm cash to defray the expense OF
executing the trust and TO pay off negotiable note
for 1915 with interest theron from the 9Th day of
May, 1876, until paid; the residue on such terms rs
shall be announced ut the time OF sale.
j. A. RICHARDSON, Trustee,
RICHARDSON & Co. Auctioneers, te8
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-06
by Grubbs & Williams.
AuctionccrS and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
| " VALUABLE AND MELL-1MPRoNE ,L
E III & { on S JAMES RIVER ABorT SIX MILES
| ABOVE THE CITY OF RICHMOND, AT AUG
| TION.-In execution of decree of the Chancery
Court of Richmond entered on the 18th of May.
1876. in the of IiaNallS rs. Crcnslaw and ais.
will sell at auction, upon the premises on WE'D
at O'clock p. NJ, The above-named VAL UABLE
ESTATE. formerly owned by General licrnard Fey
ton and now by Aessrs axali CrSsaw r., II con-
road and running back across the canal to the river
About 95 acres are river fairgrounds between the
na the rye5 aeres Of E e second
grounds between the highlands and the canal; 290
of highland and 20 asrss Of h
unusually extensive and complete, embracing good
DWELLING with ten rooms Kitchen laDorers'
ulurcrs. two barns, two cornhOuscy stables, Sheds
cattlc-sheltcrs, smoke-housc, ice house dairy. bee
house, &C., &C. all in iirst-ratc order.
There Is fine orchard and vineyard also 4 lime
kiln and brck-yard Doth on the canal. with unS
limited quantities of the finest brlck-clay. and also or
building-Sand, which can be probably transported
The whole farm is enclosed by an oak-p'ank fence
with cedar-posts. all put up within the last year
40 acres 81 in clover to be moved this year. and the
l65 acres in wheat and oats are seeded with clover
80 acres in clover and timothy IA acres in corn,
and acres in sod (now used FOR grazingl, anu Gu
closed I'm lots with new fences.
For some years this estate has been under most
thorough system OF improvement by tue use Oh llLc
and stable manure drought from Richmond by
boas and, as the growing crops viii show 1t Is snow now
he soil is mostly of the chocolate clay and loan va
rciv is very susceptible and rctentive of improve
mcnt producing finely In gran grasses, tobacco.
and other crops of this section. w
Its situation the canal affords every facility for
the chcapcst transportation whilst Its ncarncss TO
the city makes IL an exceedingly desirable country
seat and In competent hands 1t cannot fail to prove
n profitable investment. -,
This is rst-cass estate and It IS hoped that per
sons Wishing such property will examine 1t before
the day of sale. .
TERMS: One fourth cash :Oaiance at one, two,
and three wears for negotiable notes. with interest at
SIX ppr cenrum per annum 1.-THE interest payable
half-ycary and title retained by the court until the
notes shall be paid. JAMES Il. CRENSHAW.
Special Commissioner.
GrrBDs & WILLIAMS, AuctioneerS. my 25
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-06
BY y, VI. Lee, Aucti0neer,
No. IL Eleventh street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
i HOUSE AND LOT ON JACKSON STREET
BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STREETS
BY virtue Of certain deed of trust from W. F. Far
rar, trustee, dated 9th September. 1875. recorded
in the clerks Office of the Chancery Court Of Rich
mond. being required so to do by the holder Of
tain note secured In said deed default having been
made In the payment of said note will proceed TO
6Y y t 5h don on Inc p7n on ocacE
NJ, the property described in said deed az fronting
40 feet the north side Of Jackson street and run
which tscre is a comfortable framed dwelling-hoIse
with fve.rooms. This is beautiful lot and fronting
rs 1t does the proposed Jackson Park, should make
1t desirable.
TEENS: Sufficient In cash to pay all expenses of
sale end TO pay Off certain negotiable for S265.20,
credit until the 9th day of September 1876, as to
s2 70 30: and the balance on such terms may be
In:rd- known Ut the time of sale. \. 81. LEE
ie G Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-06
BY Goddin, Warren s. Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1lOG Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAMED
l. DWELLING, ON TIE NORTH SIDE OF
CATHARINE BETWEEN SMITH AND NUN
FORD STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-By
virtue of deed of trust from \. Y: Bacchus TO the
undersigned trustee, dated 22d April, 1875, duly re-
corded In the clerks office of the Chanccry Court OF
the city of Richmond ID. b. 105 c, page 1858, and
being required so to do by the beneficiary, will offer
URDAY the 10th day Of june, 1875, ut 6 O'Clock
r. NJ, the HOUSE and LOT located as above. The
house contains four rooms kitchen, &c. Lot 20 by
104 feet. Gas and water In the house.
TERMS: Accommodating, and made known at
sale. GEORGE W. WARREN, Trustee
GODDIN, WARREN i Co., Auctionecrs. my 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-06
BY j. l.. Apperson,
Real Estate Auctiouccr and Agent,
1915 Main street.

ENECUTOR'S AUCTION SALE OF
HI BRICK TENEMENT No. $40, NORTH SIDE
OF BYRD BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH
DWELLING No. 7O3, OPPOSITE NONROE
PARK, SOUTH SIDE MAIN BETWEEN PINE
AND LAUREL STREETS.-At the request Of 4. H..
Mott, ESP. executor of Miss Catherine Mott, de-
ceased shall sell on the premises. in the order named.
on WEDNESDAY, 14th June, 1876, 1T ~ O'Clock
Z. NJ, the aboyc-describcd valuable property. The
dwelling No. 3l6, occupied by Mrs. Jackson pleas
antly situated and conveniently arranged, contains
29x150 feet to an alley The store and dwelling No.
703. occupied by II. G. Forstman Esq, druggist is
trst-rate stand for that or other light business;
lot 2S%x100 feet.
TERMS: One-iourth cash: balance at s, II. and
IS months, for negotiable notes. interest added.
cured by trust deed. j. l. APPERSON,
je6 Auctionecr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-06
BY Robert Il. Lyme
Successor TO Lyme & Brother),
Auctioncer and Real Estate Agent,
1912 Main street

TRULY VALUABLE AND THOR
i OUGHLY-CONSTRUCT BRICK DWELL.-
ING No. 412 WEST FRANKLIN STREET, Be
TWEEN MONROE AND HENRY STREETS, &C
SOME IRON VERANDA, AND CONTAINING
EIGHT ROOMS. KITCHEN, HOT AND 70, COLD
&C., &C, FOR SALE BY AUCTION.-By direction
of the owner shall sell this convenient and we'll
built DWELLING at public auction, on the prem
Uses, OH WEDNESDAY the 18th day OF June, 1876,
at 81 o'clock. For a home or an Investment on one
Of the prettlest and most popular streets In Rich
park and in one of the best localities In this city,
This property should commend itself to buyers of
real estate The lot Is by 1855 feet to wide alley
TERMS: Liberal, and given at sale.
ROBERT Is. LYME,
lie 6-Tu, SMTu&W AuctiOueer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-06
BY y. VI. Lee, Auctionecr,
No. II Eleventh street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A NICI

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ NICE
CLITTLE MARKET GARDEN-FARM.-By vir-
Henrlco, pronounced on the I'd day of May, 1876,
In the suit of Hardin Us. Gcbhardt- | will sell on
MONDAY the 18th day of June, 1875, IT Henrico
county courthouse (that being court day), the NICE
LITTLE MARKET GARDEN-FARM, about five
miles below the city Of Richmond near the Charles
City road, In sight of Talleys store which A. Geb
hardt now resides, containing TWELVE AND
ACRES, more less. II
DWELLING with four rooms. good barn, and other
TERMS: Enough In cash to psv the plaintiff, NJ.
j. Hardin. the OF hundred dollars with in
tcrcst due thereon and the expenses of suit and sale
OF land; the balance such terms Us will be made
known on day of sale.
Sale will take place about the hour Of = o'clock
NJ JOHN y. DAVIS.
je Special Commissioner
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-06
BY Robert Is. Lyme
successor 10 Lyme 4 Brothcrl.
Auctionccr and Real Estate Agent,
1912 Main street.

BEAUTIFUL AND MOST ATTRAC-
ID TIVE BUILDING LOT WEST OF AND AID
JOINING THE RESIDENCE OF G. PERCY
HAYES, ESQ, on TIE SOUTH SIDE OF GROVE
AVENUE BETWEEN POPLAR AND CLARKE
STREETS, FRONTING 40 FEET BY 1919 FEET
TO AN ALLEY, FOR SALE BY AUCTION.-Ia am
instructed 10 sell this truly desirable LOT, upon the
premises. on MONDAY next the 18th June 1876,
1T So O'Clock T. N. For any one seeking nice lot
good opportunity, and for an Investment will GER
tainly prove profitable.
TERMS: One fourth cash; residue at six, twelve,
and eighteen months, six per cent Interest, secured
by truSt-dced.
Purchasers may attend with assurance that the lot
will be sold. ROBERTO. LYME,
lie AuctiOncrr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-06
BY Frank D. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
No HOS Main street.

BEAUTIFUL, VERY DESIRABLE E,
ID AND CENTRALLY-LOCATED NEW BRICK
DWELLIE Nos. sos, 5O7, AND 500
TWELFTH sirREET, CONNER CLAY STREET,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-At the request OF the
owner whois determined 20 sell, will offer FRI
DAY, June3th, ut 81 O'Clock L. NJ, the premises,
the above truly valuable real estate. Its seldom that
any one.el want OF a model home should avail them
selves Of this opportunity to purchase at this SALE
Each house contains about seven rooms, kitchen, &c
and built In the ost substantial manner and out
Of the best materials that could be procured by and
under the immediate supervision of a careful archf
tcct- Each house has brick coalrault in front, bath
rooF1 waterclosesS, glsxturcs, and bcils'cOmpiete
and ample cuvert connections, and Is now rented to
most excellent tenants ut fair rents. The handsome
irE provenentS now going on, adjoining and in INC
mighborhood, renders this one Of the most attractive
localities in the.city.
TERMS: Onc!fourth cash; balance ate, u, and 1e
enonths, with per cent. interest added secured by
deed of trust
les FRANK u. HILL, Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-06
BY Chafiin. Staples & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. | Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF WILL
" ABLE WHARF PROPERTY BETWEEN
WATER STREET AND THE SIIIP-LOCkS. AT
ACCTION.-The undersigned, special commission
crs appointed for the purpose Il decree of Amelia
Circuit Court WILL in pursuance OF said decree pro-
coed to SELL onthc premises ut public auction. 10 the
highest bidder, on THURSDAY, June Is, 1876. ut
6 O'Clock L. NJ, that certain LOT OR PARCEL OF
LAND in the city Of Richmond mentioned in Com
missioner Mead's report, Of which William J..
Barksale died sliced and possessed and which IS de-
scrbed In the deed to said Barksdale fronting 90
feet on the south side of water street. and running
back TO the ship-lock, and bounded on the east hy
the land of 4. Robinson, DR., and OH the west by the
land of H. E. Cabell.
TERMS $500 in cash; balance in SIX, twelve, and
eighteen months from the day Of sale, negotiable
notes to be taken for the deferred payments with in
tcrcst added and title retained until all Of the pur-
chasc-money is paid and decree for the conveyance
ordered by the court. WILLlSJ DANCE
LEIGH X. PAGE.
Special Commissioners.
CIIAFFfS STAPLES 4 CO., Auctionccrs. jos