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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-30

EIRST-CLASS TENEMENTS to exchange l l"i
i unincumbcred country property. LALoIS LoS. 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-30
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Monday. Jan %. 1877
The following auction business was TRANSACTED
Of the Exchange SalesrOOm to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-21
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lib Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TEN
~ HIGHLY VALUABLE BuiLDING LOTS IT'S
BETWEEN GRACE 'CHURCH AND MONROE
the chancery Court Of the City Of Richmond
entered on the 29tb day of June, 1875, In the
sut of Waller and wife rs. Bayly, &C., we SHALL rs
special thereby ~ arpeHItea se sa
Path Of April; 1877, 1t ~ o,soek P. NJ, Ten !,
front 81 feet each and six 26 feet each, and all run
back between parallel lines 155 feet TO IN alley
twenty feet wde-on the north Side Of Main street
between jefferson and Madison streets, two squares
east and west respectively of Monroe Park aud
Grace church.
The location OF this properly Is one of the hest in
the city for medium-sized dwellings, and should not
BIZ overlooked by any desiring to build for their
own occupancy or for renting purposes AZ specu-
lation it can scarcely be equalc In Richmond, for
there are combining causes which make It's prospcc-
tive value very great, and bargain can safely be
expected IN It's sale. Buyers looking for good in
ycsiments should not fail to attend.
TERMS: Une fourth cash balance in six. twelve.
and eighteen months, negotiable notes given for the
deferred payments with interest added and title re-
tanned until The whole purchase-moncy is paid and :;
CONVEYANCE ordered by the court
JOHN IT GUY,
ALEXANDER q. HOLLADAY.
SDcciil Commissioners
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Bv Frank d. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer.
ll0S Main street.

BEAUTIFUL AND VERY ATTRAC-
d TIVE COTTAGE RESIDENCE, No. 2 SOUTH
FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY
STREETS. FOR SALE, AT AUCTION.-At the re-
quest Of Mr.. N. NJ. Wilson, the owner, will offer
at auction, on the premises located as above de-
scribcd, oh FRIDAY. April 81, 1877, Mt B o'clock
+. NJ. that most cgbly located and desirable COT
TAGE HOME. at present occupied bv the owner.
The house n framed. with new tin roof. and con-
tains six largo and two small rooms besides two
store-rooms adjoining the dininG-room buffers
pantry, with hot and cold water two bathrooms,
with hot and cold wafer, &c. The kitchen Is of
brick and detached and contains three servants
rooms, with ample laundry accommodating: elc-
CANT range, With hot and cold water, &C. Brick
stable In rear and fronting on wide alley, Win nc.
commodations for carriage and horses. The lot
fronts on Fifth street SO feet and has depth OF
100 feet 10 alley about 90 feet wide Besides the
alley In there Is side alley three feet wide on
Fifth street. This property Is centrally situated,
being convent mt to all the business portions Df the
city: and Is In The best neighhorlood In the city
TERMS One fourth cash; the balance In one,
two, and three years. with six per cent Interest al
ded, secured by u trust DECD
apl0 FRANK D. HILL. Auctoneer.
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THE MAN WHO Stops HIS PApER.-Phlip
Gilbert Hamerton, in his admirable papers
on "Intellectual Life" thus talks to the
man who ''stopped his paper:
Newspapers are to the civilized world
what the daily bouse-talk is to the members
OF the family-they keep our daily interest
in each other; they save US from the evils
OF isolation. To live as member OF the
great white race that has filled Europe and
America and colonizcd or conquered what
ever territory it has been pleased to occupy !;
to share from day 10 day its thoughts, its
cares, its inspirations, it is necessary that
every man should read his paper. Why are
the French peasants SO bewildered and at
sea? 1t is because they never read news
paper. And why are the inhabitants OF the
United States, though scattered over ter
ritory fourteen times the area OF France, so
much more capable OF concert action, so
much more alive and modern, SO much
more interested in new discoveries Of all
kinds, and capable OF selecting and utilizing
the best OF themasIt is because the news
papers penetrate everywhere. and even the
lonely ,dweler on the prairie or IN the for
est is not Intellectually isolated from the
great currents OF public life which flow
through the telegraph and press"
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auct1oneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COTTAGE FARMS AND MARKET
~ GARDENS, TWO MILES NORTH OF RICH
M0ND, AT AUCTION-tn MONDAY, April 30th,
Mt o'clock +. ~, Will sell, upon the premises. a
TRACT OF 25 LILO ACRES: bounded by the Old
Brook road, Cannon's road BIIrton's road, and the
land of Charles y. Morris. ESD. 49,
1t lies just east OF the Brook turnpike, and oppo-
site TO the lands OF Mcssrs. ThrogmOrtou Higginson,
Stansbury, Rose, j. {. Burton. and Others. and may
he reached by three of the main horouShfares Lead
ing TO the city. IL is beautifully situated in thick
ly-setIlcd and good neighborhond, with fine soil,
capable OF the highest degree of improvement, and
has upon II 4 bold spring. AS Il whole this can be
mace beautiful little farm, possessing as 1t does
every advantage Of situation, SOIL and proximity to
the city by good roads, but may be sold In five or
six parcels Of from four to five EACH all hav-
ing good road-fronls. and one of Them situated at
the corner of two public roads, Is All excellent site
for store or Shor.
This Is fine chance for persons Of small means to
obtain desirable hOmcstcads.
map of the land, showing the subdivisions, may
be seen at our office. ,
TERMS: Liberal. and reasonable discount viii
be made TO those who pay cash In full.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
l9-21,2iGtd Auciioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lib Main street,
VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING ON

A VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING ON
N WEST GRACE STREET FOR SALE BY
AUCTION.-At the request Of the owner and occu-
pant, Dir. Alexander Grant, who proposes to dlscon-
tnue housekeeping. we shall sell by auction on 3he
premises, on WEDNESDAY the 25th Of April,
1877. at AZ O'Clock =. NJ, bis attractive Two
STORY BRICK DWELLING and LOT, with q
wing In the rear containing four rooms ON each
floor, including kitchen and servants rooms, besides
closets &C., built for bis own use and occupancy.
with all the modern improvements and conve-
niences, and OF The best material and workmanship.
In that delightful and improving locality, on lie
south side Of Grace street. Of Shater street.
near the residences or Drs. Barney, J. William
Jones, aud w. X. Quarles; r. b. Berkeley, Don p.
Halsey, Lewis Booker. G. Vaden and others, and
near Monroe Park and the street ruiroad.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance in six, twelve.
and eighteen months, at SIX per cent. or In six.
twelve, cightecn twentyfour thirty, and thirly-six
months nj eight per cent. negotiable notes given
for the deferred payments, with interest added and
secured by deed OF trust.
AZ the same time we will sell several valuable
BUILDING LOTS In the same locality.
RICHARDSON &c CO..
ap 10 Real Estate Auctlonerrs.
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The Prince OF Wales owes over Slow Is
ooo and vet II is safe to assume that ne taxes
life more cheeriully. has more run, aha
wears better clothes and smokes higher
nr,ccd cicurs than some editors who have
laid up as much as eighty-seven dollars 1or
rainy day NorriStoacn Herald. =
4 woman recently entered store in Con-
necticut and sat down in front Of an IRON
safe to warm her feet. After sitting some
twenty or thirty minutes she remarked that
she "neyer did like them kind OF stoves;
they don't throw ont scarcely any heat,
those gas-burners DON'T
When a man is laid up with broken leg
and there is no -four in the house. nothing
pleases him SO much as to have the mem
bers of the society to which he belongs pre-
sent him with series Of resolutions eX-
pressing their high appreciation OF his hne
moral character. -Nor,cich Bulletin.
Kate Claxton may feel perfectly safe In
any hotel hereafter by registering her name,
on reading which all the other boarders Will
sit up 70 put out the fire. Resquiethate IN
peace.-PittSburgh paper.
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AUCTION sALEs.-Faturc Days.
BY Grubbs & williams, -, ta
Auc' ioncers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street BETS cen Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LARGE
i AND VALUABLE RESIDENCE AT THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF FIFTH AND CARY
STREETS, AND THREE BUILDING LOTS hD-
JOINING, AT AUCTIUN.-In execution OF deed
of trust dated April l. 1874, and recorded In Rich
lnoud Chanccry Court In d. b. 104 b, page 355,
being thereto required by the creditor secured ne
viii sell by auction, upon the prcni es. on MAY
1877 mt AZ O'Clock r. M the late residence of John
Freeland, deceased, situated as above.
1t IL large. tially-built and expensively-
finished residence with every comfort AMI modern
convenience for q Large family. The rooms and
halls are large hr-piteled, and airy. and enjoy
extensive view below ana across the river, with the
advantage OF southern breeZcs which cannot be OBJ
sructed. The out-buildinGs are numerous and COM
plete, and The grounds very attractive.
This property, so complete In all Its arrange
ments, and situatcd In pleasant neighhorhood,
within few minutes walk of the post-otficc, offers
unusual advantages 70 business or professional
man. With tho dwelling will be sold, If desired the
adjoining lots I'm he garden. fronting about eighty
two and one-ha'f feet on Fifth street, otherwise
those lots will be sold separately.
TERMS: The dred authorizes the sale to be for
about 81 8 900 In cash. and the residue upon such
terms the granor may direct: but 1t Is probable
that by agreement more favorable terms will be an
nounced ut the time of the sule
I; y; G iInW Sn Trustees.
GRCBBs WILLIAMS, Auclioncers. ap19
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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
APRIL 8. 1877.
THROUGH MAIL.
1888 4. NJ, leaves Richmond daily connecting a,
Greensboro with trains on North Caro-
Charlotte with tralus on Atlanta and
Richmond Airline railway for At
lantl, Macon. Jacksonville, Montg0me-
ry, Mobile. and New Orleans, aud all
southwestern points With c. G. and
A. K. 4. for Cclambia Augusta, and all
southern and southeastern POINTS.
LYNCHBURG ACCOMMODATION.
e:4o a. D., leaves Richmond daily for Burkeviile,
Farmville, Lynchburg, aud intermr-
diate points, making close connection
al Lynchbarg for all southwestern
points
THROUGH MAIL,
S23 Z. NJ, arrives Richmond daily. connecting
with North Carolina division n. W. n.
@. r. r.. G.. Q. and A.. K. r., and
way from all southern and southwest
ern points, ard with Richmond, Fredc-
ricksburs and Potomac and Chesapeake
and Ohio railroads for NIL northern and
western points
LYNCHBURG ACCOMMODATION
$3.50 4. M arrives Richmond daily from Lynch
burg Farmvile, Burkeville, and all In
termediate points, and from all south
western points
Tickets sold 10 all southern and southwestern
points, and baggage CHECKED through.
Palace seepng-cars run through between Rich
mond and Brunswick, Ga.
Local tickets good only for continuous passage be-
eSeens VIII Ss given. nsa II iss * sossr
General superintendent.
apo
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Bob ISGERsoLL on WHIPPING CHILDREN
Suppose man who is as much larger than
you as you are larger than tive-year old
child should come at you with pole in his
hands, Who broke that pIate!" Laugh
teri You would tremble; your knees
would knock together, and you would swear
You never saw it, or it was cracked when
you got it. tLaaghter.l Think of a mem
Der OF the Exchange whipping one OF bis
children for preyaricating. TLaughter and
applause.l Think OF aiaWyer beating bis
own flesh and blood because he had eyaded
the truth. Larghter.J Think OF Wall
street gamble In stocks striking one OF his
children for lying. fLaughter.l
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RAILROAD LISEs


Sfsz - xsssss.--sars ss:;...ss:siTy ssss:sszy
RICHMOND AND PErsRsnUpnI
<.o, RAILROAD CoMPANY.
~ OF this road will run rs follows ~'"''is
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
723 A. ~. THROUGH MAlr, daily. corr,,,,,
lor Lharicston, Augusta, Columbia. s,t
sannnh, Raleizh. Atlanta, g,cna
Mmtsomery. Mobile Ncm ( r""n'
r. ana MI points South and Souih re-, .
a',n CONNECTS at Petersburg win H.
sAthntic, Mississippi and Ohio raiIrG t,i
ior Luxembourg farmyillc, and ' fthl,
ocal stations on that road. This ,rai .
,oo,, 4, Stops only al Manchester and CLr.tn-' ''i
A'N"f. OIL, ACtOhMODATfOS daily. pi,tc,
gers taxing this train will nal. 10
connection al Petersburg 70, N,r,nrS'
anu at Norfolk with splendid E,v.W ~,
steamers for Baltimore. PhndcInhi,
anu Ne" YORK. and With tic on ~
lninion steamers for view Yo-, y-"
,oor PM az al regular stations on si.,raay
o'oo II NJ rhEihiiE daily texc"pf SUNDAY. ~,:s
l1:15 r. b.. THROUGH NAIL daily texcer., >,,.
day., connecting for Weldon. Rs,,,pb
wilmington, Charleston, Snv,nnab
and al points In Florida. pmi'm,n
slecping-car for Wilmington ami ,hs
South. ''' ''''
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH,
6:33 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily (excr,, Nc,
day., connecting with RIchmouo. va
cricksburY and Potomac railr1a1 ~
all points North. East. and Wcsi '''
7:43 A. b.. FREIGHT TRAIN daily lescev, sun
day., with coach attach.ri.
ll:OO \. NJ, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN. vii.
passenger coach attached Ia
7:le Z. Nj. THROUGH MAI. daily conn.c,,ny
with Richmond. Frciierirk s'rIry .nS
Potomac railroad Tor all pnsic E,st
and West Sleeper attached rt,nnins
through. Also, making close con ntr
ton with the Chesapeake and Gnio
railroad for the Virginia S,,rnyS and
all points SOrh and West. This tr,'n
stops only 4, Manchester and Chester
THIS IS the ONLY line running double daily train
from Richmond Somth. ""'H
Passengers for Clover Hi connect nj Chester
daily, except Sunday. ~,
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS
viii leave Richmond AZ 9 \. VI. and ) F. NJ cycrv
Sunday till further notice
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will star, rro,,
the AppotnattOX depot.
NH 10 A. SHAW. Superintendent,
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BY Robert Is. Lyme
Successor to Lyme & Brother),
Peal Estate Agent and Auctiouccr,
No. 12i2 Main street

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THOSE
JTHREE HANDSOME AND DESIRABLE
THREE-STORY STOCK-BRICK TENEMESTS
Nos. 600. OIL. AND 6l3, SITUATED On THE
EAST SIDE OF TENTH STREET BETWEEN
LEIGH AND n STREETS, TWO OF WHICH ARE
NOW OCCUPIED BY j. j. FRY, ESQ.,, AND j. A.
PIZZINI, ESQ.-We, the undersigned commission.
ers, aching under decree of The Chanccry Court OF
the city of Richmond pronounced on the l4th day
of April 1874 In the suits OF Bright Us. Walsh and
Walsh rs. Bright will proceed To SELL upon the PREM
ises. OH MONDAY the 30th day OF April 1877. nj
az o'clock 2. NJ. those THREE VERY DESIRA-
Bl.E BRICK TENEMENTS located as above, AID
containing seven rooms. detaclc't kitchens, bath
rooms. closets, Sc, and very dep lots.
These houses are comparatively new, having been
erected about nyc years ago, aud are now In very
good repair, each having large front porchcs and
fue yerandas, and occupied by tirst-class ten
ants, and yielding fair rents. The neishborhood Is
one of the best IN the city. -t. sr.
This sale offers rare chance for investment, or
for securing home so centrally located. Each
tenement fronts % feet and runs back about 125
feet to an alley II the rear.
TERMS One fourth cash balance ut six, twelve
and eighteen months, purchaser to give Tote, with
six per interest added, and title retained until
all the pufchasc-moncy Is paid and conveyance or.
dered by the court. a. II. SANDS.
A. r. COURTNEY,
G.. WILLIAMS,
Commissioners.
ROBERT =. LYME, Auctioneer. apis
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BY w. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr.
Office corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.
BY w. Goddin,

TRUSTEES' SALE OF HOUSE AND
A LOT IN ASH. virtue OF deed Of
trust executed to the subscribers by Mrs. Sarah f.
Shelton. bearing date 1st January, 1874, duly re-
corded In Henrico County Court. and by virtue of u
decree of the Chancery Court Of the city OF Rich
mond entered on the 14ih November, 1876, In the
case ot Richards Us. Richards, &C., shall, as
trustees In the said deed OF trust proceed To- sell
pablo auction, OH the premises In the village of
Ashland, on THURSDAY, Sd day of May, SIT, Mt
IL o'clock H.. the LOT aud FRAMED DWELLING
thereon, now owned and occupied by Mrs. Sarah e.
shelton, adjoining the residences OF Mr. James MIL
Ter and Mrs Sarah w. Smith, fronting l Ia feet on
the railroad. The dwelling Is TN excellent one and
contains about eight rooms and all necessary out
buildings and beautiful shrubbery. go
TERMS Enough IN cash 10 defray expenses of ex-
ecuins The trust and 10 pay off bond for IS 90 and
all Interest IN arrears; to the residue OF the
proceeds of sale, unless otherwise directed by Mrs.
5. Z. Shelton. on credit of six, twelve, and eigh-
teen months, for negotiable notes, interest added,
and to be secured by trusi-deeti.
WILLIAM j.. LEAkE,
HILL CARTER,
mp 1915, al ,25, 2S,&My1&3 Trustees.
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I:v Lancaster i 1.uci<c.
Stock and Real F.Stat2 HrCH"r-.
STATE. Bank building. Eich!"cGd. Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AUC-
" TlOH OF VALUABLE MINING AED EA!i-
ROAD PROPERTY IN ClIE$TEEEiELR cow
TY.-In pursuance Of 4 decree Of tie ChAncvrN
Court of the city OF Richn.ond rendered on tie
l7ih day Of June, 1916 in the sgt OF lan'%si;nr
road Company. shall rs sp"cla! cemmiseiomcr al-
pointed by said decree. proceed 20 SCI lby public a'c
lion, at the Office of LANCASTER & LncSe, No; IL
II o'clock. on WEDNESDAY tiic 4ih day OF April
ISL? r the !,ilGTiTG rr4 pyTiFKy known 10 ,e
N 'cre?d L''c cosisiins d Sl&E HrNnl,ED KIP
YINTT5SF3E SIX MINI !? Sf AS rs
ACR F9.ln which the Clever iIill Company held
undivided interests and l.aseh"dSaud all the N.
and 1di ;,i'o the CTOVER I'LL RAILROAD -&htci
Is twenty -onc miles IN length. running from Glover
MI !: Sipy On Hni %s f s &'
and coal EFsEETOin. Al! Of lhe above pr"prr,,y
tail have been priatc,l. AMI VIII be Furnished 20 all
who desire To INSPECT them
TIE TERMS OF SALE viii he $l.Gl0 ryaGiS
1st day of January, 1878: sl,G4o on til" LIT
day Of July 1873 sltin on n ' ,;;. 1T gay gay
OF OF ' Jny, s7a; ami I a. to the 6a!nsc d
such p.rcNlsr-money. ono third thereof shall bG
paid in cash. one third thereof in six months, and
one third thereof in twelve montrs--such deferred
utymcuts To be- .ecured by nrgolab!e notes Of Tie
purchasers, with approved cndorscrs' to be secured
2. And ST the same time and place shall also sea
nv nurli auclior and under the authority Of the
same decree. ONE LOCOMOTIVE THIRTY 1ttN
COAI-CAKS. TEN GDNDOihS. TWO BON
CARS. ONE SECONDED ASS PASSE Nc Ere ~:
This rolng-stock is now in use On tie Clover Hill
railroad may he examined II any time by those
desiring 10 purchase.
TIE TERMS OF SALE will be one third cash, o0c
third on credit of SIX mouths and one third vi =
credit of twelve mouths, said deferred payments 10
be evidenced by negotiable notes OF The purchasers.
with approved Cndorscrs. and secured by Il decd OF
trust on the property.
3. a Tract OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LAND, known as "TiZZard's,' and lying near The
Mines containing FIVE HUNDRED AND TIllS-
TY-TIIREE AND a HALF ACRES, the mineral
rights being reserved they not Belonging To the
Glover Hill Company.
THE TERMS OF SALE will be cash sufficient to
pay debt of about 1000: and as TO the balance,
In two equal paymcntS--one at SIX months and Que
at twelve northumberland by the note or bond OF
the purchaser and secured by deed OF trust Oh The
property.
The commissioner announces that the properly
will be CRIED OH, to the highest bidder. and the bid
| reported 10 the court.
Persons desl lns to inspect the properly VIII DE
shown through the works by the managers at Glover
Hin. :,
Trans leave Eyrd-Strect depot ut LEO p. NJ.
daily Train leaves Glover I'm At G:l5 4: ~ daily
JAMES X. WERTH,
Special Commissioner.
Sth and Byrd Streets, Richmond. va
POSTPONEMEET.
The above sale is postponed until April 25, 1877,
and will rake place at same hour and place. The
.~l.I 1.fy yy,I
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by Frank d. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
No. 1lOS Main street.

'TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
L BUILDING LOTS ON PARK AVENUE, AND
HOUSE AND LOT IN THE VILLAGE or HAIR
VIE. AT AUCT[ON.-Bv virtue Of decd Of trust
dated 22d December, 1874 and duly recorded in the
Richmond Chancery Court. y. l.. No. l04 H.. paec,
444, aud ut the request OF the benefcaries In said
deed, will. on MONDAY, April Both. on the premi-
scs at O'Clock u. NJ. proceed To sell at auction MI
that LOT OF LAND in the city of Richmond 'front.'
ing 9S feet the north line Of Park avenue. and just
beyond Monroe Park, with depth OF 80 feet
more or lcss-'o an alicv 6 feet wide.
These LOTS are one square beyond Dir. John {.
Siater's residence. and lie beautifully, and will Gc
divided 70 suit purchasers.
Also on TUESDAY, May l, 1877.at o'clock p.
NJ. on the premises, all thar LOT OF GROUND on
tie east side Of Carter street, In llarvctown, front.
ing on said Carrier street 90 feet. with depth Of
$50 feet, upon which there is Il FRAME COTTAGE
containing about five rooms, and III present occupied
BY Frank Smith 1T = rental OF ! IL per month.
TERMS: On" fourth cash: the balance IN four,
eight. and twelve months. VII six per cent interest
addict, sccurc,fby Il decd o: tr,lsl.
L. r. MEADE, Trustee.
Sale hy FRANK y. HILL, Auctionrcr. mp 10
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by j. Thompson brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr.
1113 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FRAN !
I j1,OITSFS ANDLOT ON FIFTEENTH STREE
oETwrEEN AZ ARSiiAfII AND CLAY STREETS.
~ virtue Of a decree OF the Richmond Chaneery
Court entered April II, 1877 In the suit OF Ma.na
Htx re Fila Hall ct ais the undersigned, special
Commissioner therein appointed will sell at public
auction on SATURDAY. April II; iS71s NJ
O'Clock p. NJ, those TWO FRAME HOUSES, NOS
80 on Fifteenth street between Marshall and Clay
streets fronting thereon 32k feet and running back
l3SL feet, more or less.
TrRMS: Cash enough to pay costs and expenses
or sale and suit and one third of the purchase.
money, and the balance in six and twelve months,
interest added and returned I'LL all the purchase
money Is paid and decd ordered by the court.
''' JAMES CASklE,
Special Commissioner.
T. THOMPSON BROWN. AucIioneer. ap16
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nv ~. II. LucKc, Auctioneer.

A ssIGNEE's SALE OF VERY DESl-
Goo 90 hAAoRTH EIGHTH STREET. BEYOND
LEIGH STREET-By virtue Of decree OF Inc Inc
district Court of the United States for nc Esc .
istrict Of virginia. entered April II, 1877 In the
case of P.tP. Winston, assignee in bankruptcy OF
6. D. Lowndcs, ps The Petersburg Railroad mnT,-
pany &C., shall sen on the premises on SA w ~
aforementioned REAL ESTATE, having front
of so feet on the east eide of Eighth sree, ana
q TWU-STORY BRICK DWELLING thereon con-
tanning eight rooms. .,ro,rc
TERMS One fourth cash balance nc SIX twen ot
no v,mSsnts " r. T. WINSTON. :
p- nyn1s -Assiehcf-:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-21

The new spring suit of clothes is more
than ever a work Of art. 1t is the most
striped, hinged, streaked, spcckled, and
checkered thing ever brought to public no.
tiee. 1t sits q man as u Cossack sits his
horse, and looks for all the world ms though
made from the wool oil Jacobs spotted
sheep, or some OF their direct descendants.
OF these new suits, and angry 10 see the
owner strut around in 1t. Especially IL this
!. so when the man can't afford TO have one
4 himself. - nvious Paragrapher. !.