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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-05

OLE Bulls WIFE, Madison, Wis, dis
patch to Chicago Tribune. THE wife OF the
great violnist. Ole Bull, who, as many know,
is resident OF this city, sailed with their child
Wednesday from New York OH the Scotia
for Liverpool, intending to proceed d.
rectly thence to Join her husband at his
beautiful home in Norway, and spend the
summer with him there. 1t Is to be
hoped that this reunion viii silence the
tongues of malicious gossips, who have
gone even so far as to publish that Mrs.
Bull had obtained L divorce from her nus
band on the ground Of cruelty. The fact
is, their married relations have been entirely
harmonious, and that each highly csteems
the other, Mrs. Bull being young woman
of rare literary and musical ability. When,
a wear and half ago, after spending several
months in his native land, Mr.. Bull, with
characteristic recklessness, planned grand
musical tour through Europe-which he
finally extended to Egypt, rs the Tribune
has published, winning new fame and reap
ing rich pecuniary rewMd-he and his
wife decided that 1t would be mucn
better every way for her and her chlld
TO return to this country and spend
the time with her parents and friends
here, and they parted lovingly and have
kept up frequent correspondence, she takln
4 true wife's pride in his successes and hon
ors, and spending her leisure OF late in
translating an admirable Norwegian novel,
"The Pilot and His Wife," soon to be pub
lished in Chicago. She intended going to
Europe some weeks earlier, but was hinder
ed by the illness OF her mother. Mrs. j. g..
Thorne, who, by the way, does not accom-
pany her across the waters this time, and her
efforts to secure worthy representation OF
Wisconsin at the Centennial Exposition,
where she has spent the last fortnight. Mrs.
Bull hopes to bring her husband back to
this country in the fall, and they will be
warmly welcomed here.
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.....-.... BY W. Goddin, d. ...a.
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

EXECUTORS SALE AT AUCTION OF
IL THE UPPER PORTION OF THAT NALUA
BILE JAMES RIVER ESTATE KNOWN AS
LITTLE DOVER CONTAINING FIVE Hun
DRED AND SIXTEEN ACRES, IN GOOCHLAND
COUNTY, ON THE JAMES RIVER AND IA
NAWEA CANAL TWENTY-FIVE MILES WEST
OF RTCHMOND.-At the request Of Mr. Thomas w.
McCance, surviving acting executor OF Miss Ann X.
Trent, deceased, shall offer for sale at public auc-
ton. on the premises, OH TUESDAY the 9th June,
1875, at O'clock p. IL, III fair; Ii not on the first
fair day thereafter that valuable estate located as
above, now occupied by Mr.. Il. S. Wood as tenant,
containing by recent survey ito be seen at my ocel
FIVE HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN ACRES, OF
which SO acres are james River low-grounds Of
unsurpassed fertility, 22S acres Of excellent high
land, and 80 acres In original growth Of oak. The
low-grcunds and the highland arc particularly
adapted to the growth Of wheat, corn, tobacco clo
yer, &c.
1.-THE improvements on the place are limited, but
the FARM itself Is regarded as amongst the most
valuable on the James river The canal of the James
River and kanawha, Company passes through the
farm thatis products can be transported 10 mar
ket with great facility and at small cost. 1t Is very
desirable to close the estate and therefore all i'm
portant that the land should he sold The neighbour
hood is equal to any In the county, that 1t Is sell
dom that so fine an estate on james river Is offered
for sale at auction.
TERMS: One third cash; balance at one and two
years for bonds notes. interest half-yearly, Sc
cured bx decd of trust. The taxes for 1850 be
paid bykhe purchaser. '-' W. GODDlS, ~
my 25, 9,31&ie2&5 a Auctfoneer.
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by Squire & Goddin.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Q17 Bank street.

A T THE REQUEST OF THE OWNER,
~ F:W. ChamberIayne, Esq, we shall! offer a. pub
at 5 P. NJ, that BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN VILLA
about one and threequarer miles north Of the cor
porae limits near to the Brook turnpike and not far
tract contains some FORTY THREE ACRES Of the
best quality Of deep and productive soil =
The Improvements consist Of q new modern built
RESIDENCE, mansard roof, and contains some
seven rooms; small orchard; fine well Of water
productive Kitchen garden, with small fruits, &C.
This Is oneof the most attractive places near the
city, - ~ ,,r; :j:,, .,,.r.a. J, IL r
The above property may be advantageously dfvi-
ded into three parcek-the house and Improvements,
With acres Of lamb and two lots Of ten
win he offered first, with tlle privilege Of the two
smaller lots at reasonable prices.Efiy !fZ.gi
my "a z. 49, Auctioneers.
After the sale of the above property viii be Offered
the GROWING CROP QFsW1NTEE :OATS, on
about thirty OF land adjoining. The crop is In
fine condition, arid bids fair to make an abundant
yield. Il ttt2.s - q q SQUIRE q GODDIN,
3ije s III 1T .:ufff Hlefis, sl4 ~ Auctioneefs. /
5 p. s-An omnibus win leave enr oface, 81 Bank
street, at Az o'clock p d. promptly 70 take parties to
tina sale. Us g5 Ff SQUIRE n GODDIN, -;
je6.lt Auctionee
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By Lancaster e Lucke,
Real Estate Aucti0beers,
State Bank building.

rI,Pr-sTEE,s SALE OF THE LARGkn
EorR-sTORY- AND-BASEMEST Is IN
STOKE no. ~ pEARI g ILLEtS III IS sTTRIET
ar aI?CTION.-As surviving trustee H. ana III ~
execution OF deed trust executed 70 pt IA
Taylor and the undersigned, trustees, Haaea ne
Nv SG6 and recorded In The CLERKS ounce ., y Y
Ghsneery Cour, OF the city OF Richmond Ia -. - =
90 n p $40. win sell at suction upon .ne p! III
iscs. on MONDAY, june l2th, 1879, Al d The
H. the abovedessri9ea S sH, pnnns back lls
TER ms g Very s liberal as follows t cs oai
balance at six, twelve, eighteen, ana W. ,ur,,!
months, for negotiable notes, interest ad'Se''
by deed OF trust.
Possession from day of sale. ,n r-,.tes.
mySI J. L. APPERsoN, surviving ,l llT2:>s :,
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL Esi :; AK tst
1. IN AMELIA COUNTY, yA.- .tn,sa nv d. {.
provisions Of g, deed Ss S 81 lf Ellen Mayo dated w
anaSssua ~ record In Amelia County re ia
once. the undersigned win sell At public uTul RS
front OF Amelia County eoaSt-o I'm The follow.
PAY Jsns 81 is ISsp &c eoaSeSea ad tssSk
3Rf s Two NO HTuNbRED Nd lNs Spe 40
OF LAND lying IN Amelia f.@ sa,,osx depot n
Richmond ana DsnYiiie raiirosd, NJ asne land
George Maya, Esd, now resides; Ix aaf,ns the Lands
which John Bass a asSys The tract upon
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., and other oss. ts.r gr!st.
il within convenient distances from '" ~
mill, churches, &C. A.ao al .,a Nav 30, 1870
TERMS Cash rs 10 Ss02.s0, dussatinS The trust
and me costs and expenses OF eSeea.S none!
and the deferred payments, 81 che iSe nSe
be- sufficient, 10 DO so arranged ~ % 90 1871, AID
yix one for S4D3.2 20, payable IN S,sy 60, 1875
ant, The residue II any, shall be nade syc, NAY
time and place as said trustee D. d. 4 seeura b
direct, the said deferred pa "a " reliable pai'
aSea o. VIM me Consent OF the eest ta gs
more liberal ters WIN be sransed r. 20 y s
OF the amount e and ~ hesssss m n Trustee, sc.
my27.11t ~
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Harvey AMI others

Harvey ami others.
In execution OF decree Of the Chancery Court ri
Richmond, entered In this cause Oh the sth fcbrI-
airy, 1876, the undersigned special commissioners
thereby appointed will sell at auction, upon The pre-
misses. on MONDAY the 18th day of June. al D.
O'Clock p. b., the following described valuable pro-
perty-to wit: FL ..s- .-.e4 B..
!. The large double BRICK RESIDENCE. with
wing attached, No. 100, occupied by Robert Harvey,
Esq, situated ut the northwest corner OF Clay an!
Adams streets. 1t has fourteen ROOMS: Kitchen win
four rooms smokc-house, and three-Sory portico IN
the rear: Is handsomely finished. with all modern
convcnicnces and In every respect Is really trsira-
BILE residence for large family. The lot Is ~ c-l2
by 1877 feet.
2. A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT, next ~.
Joining the above the west, u sig by 1877 feet
3. FOUR LOTS on the west side OF Adams SIRE!
north of Clay street. each about ~ by 10 feet.
Upon Of these lots stand brick stable and car
/. THREE LOTS on the south side Of PuIlam
street, each 81 by 954 feet. .,.-
plat Of the property can be seen At the ONCE 0!
the auctioneers. -
We Invite special attention To the sale. as ne
dwelling Is large, well-bult, and Will be very v"
sirable purchase for persons wanting such properly
and the lots offer good investment TO The purchasers
wishing to erect small teDeInents.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance ut six, twstSr'
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, WIN int
rest added and titles retained by he court uhliI ''
purchaSe-m0ney shah be wholly paid:
=. % JOHN 4. COKE.
|, ... .... ..-re o, l.. COTTRELL,
r. PARKER CAMPBELL,
- Special Commissioner
Gprnnc WILLIAMS. Aucfi1neTrS, ltE
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RrirfaFoAGB.

Street priinroses! hold you dear
That needless are of me; ~
Won have no ears my words 10 near
No eyes my gaze to see. $50
r. yo,, love che rain that swells each pun,
j. The sun that bids you blow, So,
+ The breeze that Gains Your senue p'ooe
And swsys sou TO and iro' rTis -
Bnt am least OF all to yon; Es
For what have I TO gire?
What can / add OF pleasure new
To your one toy-to i've!
And yet the sunshine fi,tls no bliss
To smile and win your smiles,
The breeze Is careless of the klss
II takes or gives by whites.
& While I. who love. must yearn In Va'n'
~ For all take Of You,
To give to you such JOY again
As gives one drop of dew.
And you fair flowers of Joy and heh''
Blessed above all remain,
TO give such delicate dehght' y ~ r,
And take no gift again! r
- rnDhic,
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BY Richardson & Co,
Real Estate Agent and AuctionesrS,
lib Main street.

A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN. FARM
IA OF FORTY-FIVE ACRES OF VALUABLE
LAND, A NEW AND tTTRAC GIVE COTTAGE
DWELLING, FRUIT TREES. SIiRUBBERY. Sc,
TWO MILES NORTHWEST OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, FOR SALE BY AUCTION-We
shall sell by auction, on the premises, on MONDAY
the 9Th day Of June, 1870; at O'Clock r, aL,
of the city of Richmond. owned and occupied by
George ". Nevil, Esq, on the Hermitage road, the
most attractive drive around the city, near the lands
of Messrs. Thomas Branch, G. Fl. Balmer. DR.. Mar.
tin S. Taylor, and others containing FORTY-FiYE
ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND, with ], 400 apple
trees, 1000 grape-vines, 200 dwarfpear trees. and
so peach trees pretty cottage dwelling, and lawn
ornamented with trees, shrubbery, &C.. s-@ 81
This property is admirably adapted 10 ruit-grow-
Ing the dairy or trucking business, and has every
advantage ola delightful suburban residence. -.
TERMS: One third cast balance in six, twelve,
and eighteen months, negotiable notes given Tor the
deferred payments with interest added, and secured
by Il deed Of trust. RICHARDSON & CO., r..
nv % AuctioneerS.
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James Z. Goddin.
By Squire s. G!oddin,| n! sE ri.
Real Estate Auctioneers and Brokers,
e17 Bank street, Richmond, Va. --~


AT PRIVATE SALE.-HIGHLY-AT-
"A TRAGIIVE, VEL : h fI1 Eli d5
THE FALLS PLANTATioSm5 TRSAAICsq To M IN
FULL VIEW OF THE CITY OF RICIIMOA1D2,
AND DISTANT FROM SAME ONE AND AHALF
MILES FOR sALE-gy request Of the owner q , we
offer for sale thai very valuable and beautifnf FARM
situated near to city, and part Of the tract
Of ERALS Plantation containing ~ AGKES OF
ali of which is well adapted to timothy, clover, &C:
The Improvements are superior, and consist OF
1rst-cisss FRAMED DWELLING two stories In
height containing seven rooms. each eighteen Zee.
SQUARE. high PITCH dressng-room, and also closets
attached 10 cham bers halls intersccting each other
ten feet wide each. The lower story Is highly finish
ed and represents walnut, the upper oak Two
pumps of excellent water: spring In the field sta
Bile eight stas and the usual out-buidings, Ill thor-
ough repair. ... ,..,,i 1864,
real worth seldom met WITH and from 1t the views OF
the James river and city Of Richmond are uncquaed
by any locality in Chesterfield county we shall Oe
carly day. 80 -..rr
TERMS Reasonable and easy.
SQUIRE & 'GODDIN, - :.
Real Estate Auction GERS and Brokers,
;ao-1v OH Rank street. Richmond, Va.
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BY Chafin, Staples & Co, ), -
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers, !,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
" VERY VALUABLE NEW BRICK HOUSES
IN MANCHESTER, NEAR THE FREE BRIDGE,
AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1876,
AT 5h O'CLOCK p. M.-By virtue of decree en-
tered In the Hastings Court Of the city of Manches
ter on The Isl day Of JUNO, 1876, the undersigned
special commissioners thereby appointed, will SELL
June, 1875, at 5h o'clock p. n, those two we'll
located and substantially BRICK HOUSES on
Seventh street the free bridge, erected last year
by Mr.. j. K. Perkins. The lots front 81 feet, and
back to Mayo street, having depth of ITO feet
on one side and IS feet on the other side.
This .admrabfy-located property, being on the
great free thoroughfare between Richmond and
Manchester, will always command good tenants at
paying rental. ~. ~
Terms: Cash enough to pay the costs and unpaid
expenses of suit and the expenses of the sale and to
pay off note Of 81, 500 with interest FROM the 9TH
Of May, 1876, till paid: and the balance upon the
following credits: S407.07 and interest payable in
six months, and the residue in twelve months after
date of sale-notes to be given for the deferred pay
ments bearing six per cent interest," and the title to
be retained until the purchase-money Is PAID IN tu
and 4 conveyance ordered by the court.
JAMES CASkIE,
" JOHN f. TAYLOR.
-, ;a....H .s.. ... A. c. ATKISSOS,
49, .ss Commissioners.
CuAFFIS, STAPLES & CO., Auctloneers. je2
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yrSs,sIsEss-LIKs BUSINESS MEN.-Mr.
:a D-a,,,,s nxn.n;n afinn before the regis

r->..,.s,srss.L1Ee BUSINESS MEy.-Mr.
Daniel Drew,s examination before tue regis
fer in bankruptcy brought out curious
state az facts. It seems that he kept no
banking account, drew no checks, never
knew exactly how much he was worth, ana
dnnended on his own head entirely for In
formation touching accounts coming que
and obligations to be met. In fact, all ms
business was done in what would usus
allv be considered most unbuslneSs-nSSs,:
manner. A sudden accident to- MN "ouio
have left his family and executors con-.
pietely in the dark rs to his AFFAIRS, eNcep'
his brokers had voluntarily impaired some
Of the necessary information. 1herc aii
impression abroad that in order TO carr! On
these speculative ventures certain alhouliI
OF education and the exercise OF methooi liza
habits in the Keeping OF accounts are mas
,,ansahlc. but here we find a man without
education trusting to his head for all the
details OF his immense business, and pioa-
ding on without any accurate knowledge
NJ his affairs. Though he was en-
gagged in o kind OF speculation IN
which sharp wit rather than tender
conscience is required, he trusted absolutely
the statements OF his brokers. lie depended
on them for treating him fairly, and never
questioned the accounts they rendered.
And. strange rs it may seem to those VINO
do not know Wall street, it is not lmprooa-
bile that he was we'll served by his brokers;
for, however open to criticism wall street Is
on the score OF its financial morality, the
word of q WalLStrcet brokcr-the brief
memorandum on piece Of paper-is as
binding in the vastest transactions as are
the most elaborate legal documents III a
court Of Inv. There is little doubt
that were the business habits Of all our
millionaires known it would be found that
the methods OF checking and bookkeeping,
which are deemed so essential in ordinary
banking and commercial mstltutlolis, uie
little REGARDED bv these really great operators.
In fact, correct business habits would PROB
ably be hindrance to a ycly, great opera
tor. 4 man cannot have his cake and cat it,
too: and the force expended IN keeping
precise accounts would diminish the power
Of concentrating attention upon the larger
operations involved in great commercial
and financial vcnturcs.-Grdphic.
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49,. by James u. Taylor & Sou,
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers,
office corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT. NEW
i COMFORTABLE FRAME DWELLIN G. No.
ES. on THE EAST SIDE OF BELVIDERE
STREET NEAR HIGH sTREET.-By virtue of a
deed of trust executed by NJ. J. Blankenshp to the
subscriber on the 9th day of July, 1875 and Of re-
cord In the clerks office Of Richmond Chancery
Oaurt, in d. B. 106"B page 80 to secure the pay
default having been made in the payment Of six OF
said notes and at the request of the holder thereof
will proceed to sell at public auction, upon the pre-
misses on WEDNESDAY the 7th day OF June. 1875;
at 81 O'Clock z. NJ, the property as above located
and conveyed by the said deed. The lot fronts
TERMS: Sl75 and expenses Of sale in cash, and
the balance in monthly instruments of $20, with sS
pcr cent. interest added. and secured by Z deed O
trust. JAMES b.. la LIN, Aia'teS.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR & SON, Auctoneers. 1el
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By Chatlln, Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
r. No, ] Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE
ABOUT TWELVE MILES BELOW THE CITY
OF RICHMOND AT AUCTION.-By virtue Of a
deed of trust from John 4. Hutcheson, recorded IN
VIII sell at auction. In front Of Henrico county
courthouse, on MONDAY. June 5. 1875 THAT being
court-day), at ~ O'Clock NJ, the TRACT OF LAND
described In said deed, containing TWO HUNDRED
AND FIFTY AND A'HALF ACRES OF FINE
LAND, bounded by the Charles City road, The Long
ceased The improvements consist of log dwell
ing, frame barn, kitchen. log stable, &C.
FourSMllc creek, naytSable for hatteanx, runs
through the farm. +--i- +.
Mrs Hutcheson, who has right Of dover, wilfunite
with the trustee in making the deed. ....
TERMS: Liberal, and announced at the sale.
ss' So CAUTION ARCHER, Trustee.
CTIAFFIS. STAPLES & Co., Auctioneers.
my 19-2O,27,3l,j $40 1870
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BY Wellington Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
! Corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUA-
EW36bfiEtE,. one MlLE EAST OF rich Gu
STREET, NEAR TO TIE sHIP-LOCks; YORK orr,
Ekk Of rH2 Lb B BGs9y M IhE
SHIP CO9rPANY.-By virtue or adeed Of trust ex,
ecuted to the Subscribers by Colonel T. G. Cabel ana
Wife bearing date 29th January, 1862 duly recorded
in Henrtco County Court and In Richmond Hastings
Court, we shall, In execution thereof (haYiifS been
deed proceed to self at public auctions on the prem
ises, In the order advertised on THCkSL ~, INC
str Sae E1 s fof n The P plan inc OF
Lot No. z, containing II 57-1Oo acres; No. 8,
IL sti6o acres; 10: 10, containing 10 7O-io0
acres: No. II. containing 1900 acres; No II,
ah As9 the So r. esnann
10 21-l00 acres and lot No, 1s, containing III
acres The sale Of the foregoing lots Will begin on
Mr. ., William L. Tlnberlake The early completion
of the Creighton turnpike through part of this pro.
perty, and ITS nearness to the eastern corpoio
following xALUABLE LOTS In the city 1T t6 of
Void Dominion Steamship Company.viz: A lot
fronting 50 feet ON the south side OF Wafer street.
running hack between parallel lines aDoul aUu es,,
more or less, TO James river bounded on the west by
the lind ofSAbraham Warwick, and on the east oy
Mrs Ann Dade. Also, another lot on the south
side. of Water street, commencing at the In
tersectiou Of the western line Of Ann Dades
LAID Yitl street, and running east along Wa
cetfly condemned: thence along the western side OF
said street fcet thence eastwardly along Wharf
street forty-ve feet thence at right angles to James
river on Which II has front OF 100 feet ana on the
cast by Mrs Dade's lots. Both Of said lots are sub,
ject I'd the claims OF the James River and kanawha
Eempany to the wharf privileges acquired by said
CONF any by contemplation and assessment. Plats Of
tho FOREGOING property can be- seen at the office OF
the alcfioneer. Special attention Is called TO the
sales Of thispropcrty, as in view of its proximity to
the York River depot, the dock connection, and the
wharves OF the steamship company. IL Is ue,tlned
soon to become exceedingly valuable for commercial
purposes.
RRMs: BY consent of parties, will be one fourth
cash: balance ut six, twelve and eighteen months,
for negotiable notes. interest added, secured by 4
deed of trust, ALEXANDER H, SANDS,
.--. .. ... JOHN HOWARD, -
te 3-Je3.57.sS9 Trustees.
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~-- BY Robert B. Lyme
successor to Lyme 4 Brother),
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1912 Main street.

n ARGE AND DESIRABLE THREE
IL STORY BRICK DWELLING NO: 2604,
COVERED WITH SLATE. ON THE N0RTH
TWENTY-sIXTH- AND TWENTY -SEVENTH
STREETS, At PRESENT OCCUPIED BY JAMES
r. POfNDEXTEX, ESQ-By request Of the owner
shall sell, upon tile premises, on FRIDAY NEXT
the 9th day Of JUNG, 1876. at 5H o'clock T. NJ the
above TRULY VALUABLE and PLEASANT
DWELLING, containing twelve rooms, with wide
and elegant hall; kitchen, stable &C.; and, is GER
taInIy located as dcsiraby as any property on
Church HILL and in one of the best neghborhoodS.
The dwelling is well constructed and In good repair.
The lot fronts &c feet by $50 feet to wide alley.
TERMS: Liberal, aud at sale. l-
= 10 4 ....r,. e.. .f...r s..... r.-t Auctioneer
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By Byerly & Powell. Auctiouccrs'l =
1924 Main street. III
Ry Grubbs 6 Williams,
AuctIoneers and Real Estate Agents.,
Eleventh street between Main ana BANK.

GRAND SALE ON WHIT MONDAY,
A JUNE B, 1876, AT 4:30 o'CLoCk T: M
MARKET GARDEN, WITH 4 H2f9R RJ REM65ItN.Gf;
L STTs Al AUCrioN.T sale Will c1m n1 nee
with the place formerly kneGn Us xir a3ion.
Ing the new cemetery, fronting on I,atrick street,
handed bv four streets, containing TWO ACRES,
with COOP DWELLING, fine shade and fruit
trees. well of water, &c. ~, r.>-r,o orc
Then we win sell FORTY SPLENDID LOTS ,S
lying opposite to the above, on the crown OF lne nl
in beauty Of situation by any lots near the city Each
lot is 33Xl2 feet to alley feet wide NO city
taxes TO be paid on these lots.
This Is the grand opportunity for persons OF small
means Come to the sale and secure your homestead.
Buv while you can fine lot at low price ana upon
liberal ter1ns-say one fourth cash balance at four
eight, and twelve months, with interest.
s liberal discount made for all cash. See map at
our office. Gl&lBBS !LLiAMS,
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TRUSTEES SALE. OF FIR A u + D D
l. DWELLING. ON TIE NORTH SIDE ,;,t ~
CATHaRTNE BETWEEN SMITH AND ME- !.
FORD STREETS, FOR SALE At ACCTloS,..,,bp !s.
virtue of deed OF trust from y. y: Eacchns ~ ~.
corded In the clerks office Of the Chancery y"is
tie city OF Richmond, D. u. 105 G. page So2 ~
being required so todo by the benefci1ry WIZ TT
for sale, on the premises at public auction ncy
7. n. the HOUSE and LOT located As above. Ok nv
house contains four rooms kitchen. &c. Lo' 70 "
104 feet. Gas and water In the house. p,our II
TERMS: Accommodating. ana mGue 1890,
sale. GEORGE W. NAEhEH' imy3l
GOppIN. MARREN / Co, AueuoQetrs. -I ~!