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The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-06
Look not upon the Wine when 1t
 is Dark


 An incident occurred in the north eastern portion of our city on last Sunday evening that conveys with it a moral that our.readers should not fail to heed. The foreman of tlis es- tablishment, a gentleman fond of the good things of this life, generally has supply of the best of liquors, with which to regale his friends while visiting his residence. During his temporary absence on the evening mentioned three thirsty friends put In an appearance, andlnot finding the host at home, proceeded forthwith to the sideboard, a custom with which practice had made them familiar, and pre- ceeded to help themselves. \ bottle of Fowle's Pile Remedy had been left standing near by, and in the obscurity our friends partook of the same. The long usage of Ari- zona whisky had rendered their stomach somewhat callous and it was sometime before the natural re- suit followed However, the follow ing day we missed our friends from their usual haunts, and so did their cousins, their sisters and their alnts. They have declared that they will never-what, never = well, hardly ever take another drink in the dark
 Lazt Wednesday. E. Meyer, the livery stable man, rented one of lis teams to man named Morrison for a trip to Florence. On reaching that place he pushed on, with the team, to Tucson, and there he was joined by two parties, Bell and John son by name, and with them left for the Tombstone country. NIr. Meyer yesterday received q telegram from Tucson team was safe and had been starled on his homeward trip. Nor rison came to the Territory ou the excursion train, and in company with a Mr Oaks opened a sa- loon at Maricopa and continued in that business until few days since Mr. Oaks was lately called to Cali fornia by the sickness of his wife. and during his ab'ence Morrison sold out the concern to the two men, Bell and Johnson. The former is known in Phoenix; ke was the proprietor of a keno game in full blast here some time since. These two men took the outfit by cars to Casa Grande, thence to Tucson where they joined AIorri- son. It looks as is if Oaks was beaten ont of his interest in the concern, as it is well known the pur- chasers were almost broke and un- able to buy large stock of liquors
The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following real estate transac- tions were recorded in the office of the County Recorder for the month of July:
 Thos. Balderbach to CHI and E Balderbach, 1st northwest extension of the Richmond mine, Globe dis trict, $3C0.
 CHI and E Balderbach to J O'Neil 1st extension west Richmond mine, S6O.
 II Caviness to All Peoples, block 66, @5a6.
 II c Hoffman to II Eaton and A Bailey; Hoffman saloon, McMillen vile, S1,OOO
 Probate Judge to Wm Holland, lots and ), block B, S2O.
 Wm Holland to Eliza Byers, lot 3, block B, SS7 50.
 Wm. Holland to S Byers and wife, lot D, block B, ss7 50,
 John D Dibbaid and Geo " Cole to E F Serbert, 1s Sherman mine, e,2OO.
 Edmund T Johnson, and wife 10 J L Ames, lots 3, ,, ', and 9, block S5. $500.
 JL McGargill and J \ McCarty to F D Willis, house and lot, McMillen- vile, $125.
 Geo " Marian to G IN Luhrs, let 1, block GO, SEQ.
 Rosaline s Fowler wife of r T Fowler, to A Goldberg, lot 14, block 20, $500.
 N Sharp and wife to James Mur phy, \ E i, Sec II, TIN, R2E $500.
 E Tmperial to s Armenia, house and lot Tempe. $40.
 I Larken to Geo E Loring, 15 lots ? and block P; lot ,, block 80; lots ) and ', block 7a, 100.
 Geo F Loring to Eliza E Loring, lots and ' block so; lots 1, 3, ,, T block p; lots and ', block 63, S35O. Sarah E Roberts, Wm Caveness. Christina Phy, Rebecca Peoples, L Caveness, Silas E Caviness to A II Peoples, block 95, S526.
 JL Bechrupt to s II Drachman, lot 14, block 20 $500,
The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-06
 R A (;E: S.! TR OT TYING
 AND RUNNING RACES
SEPTEMBER 1sT AND 20.
 AT. PHGNIX. ARIZONA. Free for Everything in Arizona.

SEPT 1st-One mile and repeas-two in three One Hundred Dollars Purse Fifsy Dollars Entrance. Second horse saves en 2 trance.
 SEPT, ed-One Half mine and Repeat Fifty Dollar Purse-Twenty-fiv Dollar En- trance. All entrance money to be added 10 the purse and given to the first horse.
 Also saddle horse race, mile and repeat Purse, S25. Entrance Fee, Si0.
 Entrance Closes August 25th-
The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-06
FREIGHT ARRIVALS.
SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE SEMI
 WEEKLY HERALD.

SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE SEMI.
 WEEKLY HERALD.
 SATURDAY, AUG. 2
 Phonix-G Coats, Is sundries, s7o J Jackson, II sundries, 240.
 MONDAY, AUG. 1.
 Prescott-Goldwater, Bros, 64 bar rells bottled beer, 0.60O.
 TUESDAY, AUGUST 9TH.
 PheniNE Irvine 6 Go, 10 bbls lime, 2,39O, packages, ,4i0; NJ Ed wards, 8 packages, 190; NJ Asher < Bro, , sundries, 409; Goldberg & Son, Is sundries, ], 100; A T Petit, ? sundries, 296; NJ L Peralta, 19 pack ages, 930; John LeBar, 2 sundrics, SUI; Geo Coats, 1 packages, 155: s Jackson, 1 package, 100; Goldman 55 Go, 1 package, 545; R Dall & Co, ' packages, 220; H Morgan, pack ages, 1630: NIL Peralta, 9 packages GOO; N Asher & Bro, 37 sundries, 2,17O.
 Prcscott-Barracks, Il pkgs, ACT; E Herzog, Il packages, S6o; " M Bufum, G3 sundries, 6,943; Levy & Go, , cases saddlery, 330; Ellis < Co Il sundries, 665; B Il Weaver, IT sundries, ,075.
 Vcrde-A s, sundries, 16O. Whipple-A X Q NJ, So packages, 901f.
 Seymour Kimble Bros, 6 sun dries, 325.
 Gillette-Jno Anderson, II sundries 1915.
 Tip-Top-stJames < Dawes, 6 sundries, 425-
 Signal-F $ Collins, f,a30-
The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-06

George Hamlin, the livery stable man adjoining Gardeners hotel, has for some time been enlarging his premises. and making many improve ments. As George never does things by halfs, lie has also enlarged his advertisement in the HERALD, which will be found on this page. His stock of buggies is large and the horses, he lIitches to them are good So what more could person who has any business i'll his line ask fatronIze him.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-06
LATEST ARIZONA NEWS.
Special Telegrams 10 the
 Herald"

TUcsoS, August 4th- Eskmin- zier, former chief of the San Carlos Indians is in Tucson and says he left home near the agency four days since and lie knows of no disturbance or -liklihood of any. He understands that Indians are content ed and have no disposition to abuse the pass. privileges. He says if the Apaches are guilty of the late Santa Rita murder, it was done by rene gades long since off of the reserva ton.
 FLORENCE August 5th.-General Rice came in to day from Picket Post, and reports work progressing rapidly on the Surprise mine.
 We understand Professor Caldwell has purchased the Grey copper mine, and has a force of men at work on the mine.
 Latest reports from Globe show everything quiet in that vicinity, no excitement over recent Indian troub bles south and east of Tucson.
 Heavy storm occurred here on 2i and prostrated the telegraph each side of this place. Rain fall one inch and q hundredths.
 w. II. Suthcrlandis expected daily from Los Angeles with new coaches and stock for daily mail from Florence to Silver King.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-06
WeIi Rorin~

Having gone into other business l now offer for sale a first class well boring and rock drilling machine. The machine is almost new It can be seen at the Ice factory Good live stock or other first class property will be taken m exchange for if Call on or address George Lount. PheRix.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-06
Notice.

Having established a Purchasing Agency, MR. L. BEEN will give his per sonal attention to all or ders of any kind, such as boots, & Shoes, Furniture, Groceries, Crockery, Car pets, Milenery Goods, etc. wooDHEAD & GAY, GEO, F. COATS
 Los Anrnlas Cal PhRnix- A Ie
The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-06

Quite a running race, Thursday night, was indulged in between one of our gamblers and a player. In the vicinity of the HERALD office, was the starting point, and the end was somewhere in the northwestern part of town. The cause arose from a game of seven and half, that was being enjoyed by both parties in Stroud's saloon. The Epursued lost until he was in debt to the game five dollars, he obtaining credit by exhibiting an X claiming that he had no smaller change, after getting in debt to the above amount, and seeing no change in his luck. concluded to
 ump the game and on some excuse reaching the side door started down the street closely followed. After a few hundred yards he broke into a run closely pursued, he was to fleet of foot and escaped, and be caught, we think he will never,-what never, well, hardly ever.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-06
NEW ADVERTISE MENTS.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE s County of MaricoPa. Territory of Arizona. In the matter of the eStEte of kING 5. WOoLsEY. deceased.
 Notice ishereby given bv the Undersign- ed. Administratrix of the estate of King $. WOOlsev, deceased, to the creditors Of and all persons having claims against the said deceased. 10 exhibit them with the necessa- " vouchers within ten months after the first publication Of this notice to the said Admin istratrix at the law office of Cox lS Baker in the Capitol building on Washington street. in the town of Phenix, County of Maricopa, Territory of Arizona
 MARY fl. WOOLSEY. Administratrix of the estate of King <. " oolsey. decease
 Phenix. August 5th, 1879.
 Cox < Baker, Attorneys for Administra- frix
The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-06
Mining Locations.

The following mining locations were recorded here during the month of July.
 Lyon ledge, Cave Creek, Frank NJ Rowe and D J Edwards.
 Drew Claim, Vulture, J s Drew.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-01
SALE or YAIuARI

SALE OF VALUABLE
i REAL ESTATE, MILLS, &c.-By virtue of
a deed of trust executed 10 me by NJ. McGehee aud
registers books or said county. Book W page 270,
will sell ar public auction, ON The Sd DAY OF No
VENEER NEXT, upon the premises, the following
l. A LARGE AND yALUBLE MILL, 4ox5O
feet, and four stories high. II has two corn-mllls
aud two wheat mills, driven by one turbine and TWO
overshot wheels. It's capacity for storing wheat Is
froin six to seven thousand bushels. There Is saw
mill. cotton-gtp, mller's house, and workshop at
tached. s,t.-.-.- ~.
"a NEW STnREHoUsE. esx4o feet, and lot
connected Herewith, upon which lot there Is lum-
ber-bouse and blacksmiih-shopx y
8. The LAND known as the WOodburn tract. coz
sistang OF some 1.20oACRES. The land Is diyidrd
. disc proportion OF wood. To each tract but one
there Is attached body Of excellent low gro snds,
and dpon all hut one there are buildings-some OF
Them very valuable survey of each tract will be
exhiDiJeu OH day Of sale, and The lands shown, to-
gether with the surveys, to any person makln ap-
nffcaton to the undersigned at any time before the
dav OF sale. @tet- -sft rs. rs st
4.AYALUABLE LIBRARY. 20. t..s
8. The CROPS OF Coz o, Wheat. Tobacco. Fodder,
and Oats: also, TEAMS and PLANTATION M
ELEMENTS go s.s~ s@tsEs y. Ia 'a
TERMS THE rest estate upon the terms OF one
third Cash. one third In one year. and one third In
two years. with Interest on the deferred Jayuenis
from he day OF sale until paid; and the other pro-
perty md effects for cash.
| John W. CUNNINGHAM. Trustee. )
| Sc l9-Ws6ao c8 s&doca3,1lt* =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-01
BY Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents ami Auciionrcrs.
Eleventh street between Huin and Bank


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF y VERY
" VALUABLE FARM ON LOWER JAMES
RIVER AT AUCTION. Hyvi-t'ie Of DEGREES of The
circuit Court OF the city OF Richmond en cred on
lie 2Sth Of September, 1878, on The 24h OF Jun"
1879. and on the 2lst OF October. 1879. IN The stl
therein pending by The short style OF james Il
'rOsh Us ~. Louis Mutual Lifc.Insurance Company
ed u special commissioning for The purpose VIII sci
~ auction. At the Ctfcc Of GrubbS 4 VII ainS rca
estate agents and uci i0heerS. Eleventh street he
tween Main aud Bank streets In Tie city OF Rlch'
1879, ut l2 O'Clock NJ. The VALUABLE FARM
known as "WESTB, OUk." continuing 7S3
ACRES more or less. lying in Chcs cric''l county,
Immediately on james river, anu adjoining
I" Presuue lse.n The Improvements are n CON.
PORTABLE DWELLING With six rooms. and all
nrcc sary barns and out-budu-s. and the land /; In
evcd to be one OF the best on james river.
TERMS OF SALE: $4,000 in cash me rrsi'iitt
mot in excess OF the amount stated Lelowl III SIX
and twelve months. for negotiable notes, win INFER
rst added: but should the whole sale exceed III
arnonn the expense, and costs OF init and sale ami
tho sum Of 5000, with interest thereon from 'he
2Sth OF September, 1878. then rs 10 such excess
lInou such terms as The said Tosh may in wrllnG
designate on or before the v or sale. Hen ~ oe
reserved upon the property until me puFcHaSe-ho
neg Is fully paid 60
This ARM has been rented TO Henry AchSon Tor
The year 1880 for the sum Of $500. ana the pnr-
chaser will have the option either of confirming me
lease aud receiving the rent, with te fSmt - esn
partial possession on the 1St day or August. leSu
rs nav be necessary for seeing wheat OF ofier III!
croDs or of taking full and complete possession oil
the f:rm on Tie Isl day OF January. lsSU. paying
20 the said AtchiSon SS rer acre for every acre OF
land &C :ually ses de'i in wheat
Commissioning
GEUBRS & WILLIAMS. AuctionterS. &c 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-01
By Chatfin, Staples { Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOncerS,
No. l north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. WATER.PUWER PROPERTY ON JAMES
RIvER. ADJOINING THE CITY WATER
deed of trust from John q. and Lewis f.. Harvie
and their 1ives, DARED August 10. 1868. aud duly
recorded In the CLERKS Office Of Richmond Hastings
Court. IN Deed-B Book SO a. page So The undersigD-
ed. substituted trustee lin place or I. L. 81 esl,
being thereto required by the beneficiary In said
deed, in consequence OF default having been made
i'm the payment OF tho money thereby secured, Will
sell, on tie premises, on TUESDAY, November l..
1879. 1T BIZ O'Clock L. ~. the property described
In said deed as follows: "All that certain lot or
parcel OF laud lying In the city Of Richmond be-
tween the James River and kanawIIa canal and
James river, adjoining The land oeioI guR 10 The
city OF Richmond aud occupied by The Water
WORKS, and founded as follows: Beginning 1T the
southeastern corner of the land occupied ny the
Water Works, On the northern margin Of james
river and running thence north 1870, east about
l5S feet 10 the southern margin of the tow-pah Of
the James River and kanawha canal. thence down
the said margin OF The tow-pah 400 feet thence
southwark In straight line 10 be- run par lei 10 the
ern margin of James river. theme. M the said mar
gin Of james river 10 the b. ginning-being the up
per part Of the land owned by the satI Lewis T. and
John Il. Harvie, lying between the canal and The
rive
As sites for the erection of manufacturing estab-
iishmentS, especially Of iron, this prop rty pos
sesses exceptionally fine advantages and should al
tract the attention of capitalists ~ home and
abroad.
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires cash as TO some
81 900 ann some accrued interest. yet ny c0ns' III
of the beneficiary, liberal Terms OF payment
will be offered. 4. l.. BDULW ARE,
&c 81 Substituted Trustee.
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-ssrrInN s,.all.l.Et,- -Tt,is Day,

-.
B. AEGTIDN IA l.Ess-sI MS lsay
..nIlIrHMOND BAzk AIs.
nos. I4ss AND 14zo FHAsKIIs sTR as';
q, I s,FIYs h aJskss
Eiss FrEsn pHEMfUsf MALIEsg SAayGTIk
sE RNHHb,kkous h IssREb II
az. AT AUCTION.
haze ;, gesis,ys HsssEs,N 4 EssT
RI ~ SS YOUNG AND REIas ALLIE api1Sr4S'
sn;,sfaisie fnf farm and family uses.
ns,sss wrshinp TO supply thsmselvas sno.iia az
tens ms this sale offers inducements rarely .Pre
sented. AT THE SAME TIsE, III s,
ID genuine. MALTESE JACK, just awarded rhrst
premium a. oar R. fsi1; BULLS ten months
~ siock- raikels can be assured Rat no pe'ter
esn he srocu! ed as the pedigree sregaiar
o THoRoGSHBRER THREE, and fs se ~
YEAR.OLD HORSES, raised ~, % one e. S,. .ne
,os pro ucflt raiser Of fne stock In tne state
PcdJgree given at sale. 4 s&s ,.ssi 5.stssi
m Also, ....
,hc following list OF new and latest styles les OF
' a % o. 1ExTEESION.TOP CARRIAGES, r. ~ =
II + SIjSERhR T{iP-BUGGY. !.
i; ELIPTIC-sPR1NG ToP-BUGGY,
/ CANUPY-TOP PHAEToS, .ssa.r
Q OPEN lVER'S BgGGGIEs. or
:, -, / LIGHT TOP SPRING WAGoN'
Sale viii take place on sAIuRDA1, november
lst' az ~ ''0'N JOHN B. DAVIS PROPRIETOR:
u =, COOK Salesman. i :. oc 3t-Zt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-01
By Robert b. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and A,soiioneer,
No. 1912 Main street.

UCTION SALE OF FINE; WELL.
n CONSTRUCTED, NEAT, DE<IRABLE; AND
NlCELY-FINIsHED TW O-ST OR Y STOCK.
WEST GARY STREET: Situated On THE
NORTH SIDE OF CARY BETWEEN MADISON
AND MONROE STREETS. CONTAINING SIN
ROOMS EACH. NICE HALLS. FRONT AMI,
REAR POkCHEs. WITH ALL. MODERN IM'
PROVtMENTS. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUC-
mined to sell, shall proceed TO SELL upon the prem
ises, ny public auction. commencing with Tcne-
ment No s. on TUESDAY The / tb day of Noycn-
Der. 1879. NJ Az O'Clock P. NJ, the above EALUA-
Bile AND WtLL-LOCATED PROPERTY.
These houses are now commanding. aud will always
command, good tenants and FUR rents, which will
yield good interest upon the investment. They
have culverts &C., and each house has i good lot,
with nice 'front.' on Cary street. The location, size
&c. OF these houses should commend them 10 par
ties wishing 10 bny nice small home at reason
able price upon eoo1 TERMS or 10 parties wishing
10 invest with the view OF renting.
TERMS : Will he liberal. and announced at sale.
ROBERT Il. LYME,
135,7,S,96ll Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-01
BY Poin6exfer 6 Upper,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1900 Main street.

u,pusTEE,S SALE OF FARM CON
Ta1yING ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
AND TWoTHIsD AC ; pI MORE MH i LEss'
M M II + "a MSBURCi ROAD, AND BOUNDED BY
LANRs 0E M KiAM MeS4ES GAklAfNH 6
;s WystiTE.(aK SWAMP" AT AUCTION. IN
FRONT OF HENRI iCO COUNTY CUuRT,HonsE
ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER l, 1879, AT ~
W.Tfy virtue Of deed of tru!t from AlmIra Nc.
Bowel to the undersigned, as trustee, dated 9Th
September, 10. and recorded in The clerks 9thce
bayingIbetn made In the payment or certain notes
and being 80 70 do oy bes
EafsM at the tiale and place mentioned. y he i'm
movements are SMALL DWELLING and usual
out houses, and the land Is chiefly cleared. with
Hne bed OF mari and excellent spring upon IT.
: TERMsc Cash as TO expenses OF sale and Two
uotc.-one for $685., with interest from Novem-
her T. 1878; and the other for $159. Interest from
5Ih September, 1879; balance Us named at sale.
S. CONWAY GODD1N. Trustee.
Po1SpExTER 6sTUPPER. Auctihheers.
oc 17.2O.22,24,27.2S,2 S0-31, &No1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-01
BY Frank D. Hill & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
HOS Main street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF THE
ELEGANT BROWN-sTONE DWELLING,
No. ZIG, AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
4f.; GRACE AND THIRD STREETS.

rv vir,ue OF trust deed from Or Frederick
Marx and WIFE dated November l. 1S71, 10 the I'M
dersigned, duly recorded in the clerks Office Rich
mond Chuncery Court. in D. B. 95 A.. page 800, 10
secure u certaii snm of money. default having been
made IN the payment thereof hall In e execution n
OF, the premises, on THURSDAY, November G.
1879. al AZ O'Clock p. N. that really VAL UABLE
PROPERTY above described. la.-.@. -
The DWELLING is large, we'll Duit. finely fin
ishnd.land arranged with ali the modern improve
mcnts, with special reference TO comfort and con.
venience. and contains about twelve rooms. SER
wants. accommodations ample, fine BRICK STA.
ELE and CIANR!AGE-H0USE. The lot fron's 81
feet on the north line of Grace street. with depth
OF i4S tn an alley g 4-12 feet wide.
It Is rare ihli piece of property so very desira.
bic IS on The marker ....
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires cash as to the
principal and interest OF the debt. the beneficiary
VIII accept more liberal terms, which will be an
nourced at the sale.
JAMES L. APPERSON, Trustee.
FRANK d. HILL & Co.. AuctiOneers.
Sc 24-25 OF .29teodtS y ov ! & tdds
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---s BY Grubbs &c Williams. .t.
Real Estate Agents ana Auctioneers


SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE LAND--pART OF ,R9SE 4 SI1Ee. e;
ING EIGHTY ANDA QUARTER ACRES IN
THE WESTERN SUBURBS, ALONG THE LINE LSli
OF THE GROWTH OF THE CITY. AT AUG
TION--By virtue Of a decree Of the ChaEcery Court
Of the city of Richmond, pronounced on, lbe l4th
OF ADril. 1877. In Il suit therein pending, styled
Caldwell and wife, &C.. ps. keni's executors, &c
the undersigned, Special ON missioner, VIII sell at
public auction. on the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
i2th day OF November, at 81 O'Clock I; NJ me
TRACT OF LAND 10 Henr1co comfy. about ore
and half miles west OF the corporati9m line called
ROSENEATH.n containing EIGHTY. AND a
QUARTER ACRES, more or less, fronting on inc
south side Of the continuation of Broad street, and
adjoining the lands Of j. N. Lyneman, Samuel B.
MitcheII's estate aud NJ White. on The ROAD lead.
ing from the Grove road the continuation OF Broad
street. - -." 80.
This tract will BIZ subdivided into lois 10 suit pr-
chasers, and plat thereof left at the once OF
Grubbs Williams. real estte auctoneers, FOR IN
specton previous 70 the day of sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance In three equal
nStalu,ents. with inlcre~t added, payable ut six,
twelve and eighteen month s. The purchaser to exc
cute negotiable notes for the deferred instruments,
and the title be retained until all the purchase
money is paid and a conveyance ordered ny the
Court. r.- HOSckI HOW AID,
.. "~- Special Commissioner.
GRUDBS & WILLIAMS, Auct loneerS. TO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-01
By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Anctloncers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THE VALUABLE BRICK RESIDENCE
GNo5lI GRACE STREET. BETWEEN FIFTH
AND SIXTH STREETS, FOR SALE BY AUG
TION-By requsst of the executors Of X. 5. Bur-
rows. deceased, we will sell by anc:ion, unon ING
premises. on THURSDAY. 9th Of Move mlhr. at
o'clock T.. NJ, The truly desirable RESIDENCE long
occupied by the late Corbiu Warwick, situated as
above. 49,,
There are thirteen rooms In the main building
five rooms [incudug kitchen and servants apart
mentsl In the wing: hot and cold baths: fine wine
vault and cellar: stable anu carriase-bouse, &C.,
&C.: all IN thorough repair.
The house Is admirably planned win nne. ury
basement. 10 rye and hgl-p tched rooms. wide halls
and stairways, aud Is finished throughout In the
best manner so that day there are few houses OF
It's size combining so much substantial comfort ana
completeness Of arrangement. -
The location is confess edy one OF the best III the
CITY, being in the most delightful part OF Grace
street. and near TO business. ,,
There arc In the house two CARRARA-MARBLE
MAkTELS. sculp'ur|h i'll has, relief. with alieGorl,
cal figures. fruits, and flowers They were imported
from Italy, and are really beautiful rs works OF art
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
Auctioneer;.
P.S-Pers ons wishing TO see the house can do Sc
or "a Auctionecrs.