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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-21
LOST ANb EOIIND.

r OST, on Sunday last, out Of rocka-
1 ! way between Tenth street aud the Grove road,
poIug from Tenth to First. on Marshall and thence
out on Grace, four TABS belonging to viii e
Grcnadinc dress with orange dots and trimmed with
black lace. They are Of no use to any one except
the owner of the dress The finder is most respect
fully requested to leave them at No 3o3 Broad
street bet wrcn Third and Fourth. is 2l-ltt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-21

A SINGULAR LAW ChsE.-The case OF
Simpson rs. Campbell has been before Vice
chancellor Gif;ard in London, England.
This was a case Of mutual annoyance be-
tween the occupants of adjoining houses III
the neirhborhood Of Kilburn. The plaintiff
was of n musical turn of mind, and was III
the habit of indulging his tastes at what
the defendant considered unreasonable
hours, and with unreasonable pertinaclty
and iteration. Accordingly, the defendant,
Tho is engaged in scientific calculations,
u if not without music i'll his soul, at all
IN (. nts having nonpprcciation OF the SoereeS
c., mutineeS mGsicnleS carried on by the
''o"i tiutiff, his familj j. aud friends, applied
mo .aind to the subject, and constructed an
instrument, fearfully Snd wonderfully
made, from which sounds described ms po-
sitively terrific in character we're evolved
as soon rs the plaintiffs piano commenced
operation, and also occasionally Ill The md
lie of the night, SO rs to disturb the sluni-
berS of plaintiff and his wife, and Actually
caused them and their children to rise III
alarm from thcir beds. The case was not
fully gone into, and was only briefly men-
toned upon application that it might stand
over for the purposes OF evidence. Inc
case was directed to stand over upon the
understanding that the defendant would
not continue the annoyance during the
mean time, his Honor observing that he
hopcd 10 hear nothing more OF the case,
which ought to be settled by the good sense
OF tie parties.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-21

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF ONE THOU
n SAND ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
EIGHT ACRES OF MOST DESIRABLE REAL
ESTATE, IN HALIFAX COUNTY; VA, ON
ROAD AND BANIsTER RIVER, At public
AUCTlON.-As assignee Of John Clark bank
rupt. and by order Of the United States District
WEDNESDAY the % day Of September, 1858. sell
on the premises, at public auction. free from all
liens and membranes whatever Except Mrs.
TATE upon which the said John Clark now re-
sides. This tract-a large portion OF which Is best
river low-grounds. we'll dySed and but little sub
Ject to oyerlow-lies In Halifax county. Va, some
eight miles east Of the Courthouse, upon Bantstcr
river and the line OF the Richmond and Danville
TaISon and eST5a1S NE arRE ONE
The RESIDENCE is one Of the most elegant In
the county and contains sixteen rooms; Is situated
upon beautiful eminence, commanding view of
the country for miles up anddown the river.
Out-houscs granaries. barns, stables &C.. are
numerous and In excellent condition. In fact, 1t
Is very rare that so fine estate both rs regards
fertility Of soil and improvements is put up at
public auction.
The whole tract will be divided into several
smaller parcels, plats OF which will be exhibited
on The day OF sale. Capitalists seeking permanent
investment OF funds and small farmers In search
Of homes, alike invited 10 view these lands and
be present al the sale. .. ......
TERMS One-fourth cash: the residue in one,
two. and three years. the purchaser giving bonds
with approved personal security for the deferred
payments. which shall bear interest from date al
sale; the interest Co be secured by separate bonds
falling due at the maturity OF each principal bond,
and the assignee retaining title, as further secu
rity, until the purchase money shall be fully paid,
W. w. WOOD,
Assignee or John Clark bankrupt.
HALIFAX COURTHOUSE, VA. july q, 1853.
n. B.-The sale above advertised will commence
precisely al p. NJ. Parties frcm Richmond will
arrive At scottsburg, the Richmond and DAN
Vile railroad, in ample time for the sale.
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4itI1mond 1tspatrh.
TUESDAY. ...............J ULf Il, 1868.

PHILADELPHIA IN DARKNEss.-The gas
did give out. Our citizens KNOW TINS ana
declare the Chief Engineer who predicted
,hat event prophet or the son OF pro-
nhet. Philadelphia never IN all i's exist
ence looked 80 much like prison-house az
on last evening. It's streets were gloomy a.
nr;son corridors. There was nothing bright
"a rci;eye the darkness that clothed every
object. True, there were penny DIPS, but
tbc;r fickerinc, smoky light could only
struggle into the gloom but short distance.
Mani had not prepared for the proclaimed
occurrence. There were saloons whose pa
irons were left in sudden eclipse while
calling for another plate Of cream. lhere
we're billiard players who were caught III
the darkness while trying TO make push
shot. In drug stores and hotels discarded
oil lamps and old-fashioned candlesticks
were brought into requisitlcn. Amusements
were stopped and the doors OF the theatres
and minstrel halls were given over to 81
lcnce. People trudged about the streets
more like phantoms thanlike human beings.
They discussed the whole matter of the gas
trouble, pro as well as con, and all seem to
come to the wise and very Pickwickian con-
clusion that something should be done. This
is Just what we think. Eight hundred
thousand people given over to the gloomy
light Of penny dips is a big enough straw
to break the back Of public patience and
endurance. There is strength and power
in minority, as the temporary triumph OF
six hundred gas-makcrs demonstrates. 1t
was a lucky even, for the grocers and can
dle-makers and oil sellers this strike, for
they had m unprecedented rush of bust
ness that they hardly expected. From the
general conversation it seemed as though
the people feared the ravages and depreda-
lions of burglars more than they did the
trouble in the gas department. Last night
was good working night for them, for
there were no gas lamps to point out then
presence, and we expect that they Pron'ea
by the occasion--}Hilalclphia Age, !6M.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-21

QUITE 4 RoNANCE.-tur cd friend, Tom
Platidc, so kindly remembered by many OF
our ueop.% az the founder ana originator oil
the Varieties Theatre, has astonished his
numerous friends by "ppearing III an en-
tircly new and serious chnracter-that of II
Benedict. No event, no metamorphosl6,
could he more unexpected to ali who are
familiar with our old friends peculiaritles.
Eccentric as he always has been, the ma
trimOrial venture is about the last he could
ever be suspected of. 1t is still more re-
narkablc that this momentous step on Pla-
cide'S part should be marked by clrcum-
stances Of Il peculiarly romantic character.
Fortytwo years ago, when Placlde was ii
gay ana handsome young actor, he had II
love affair with n very agreeable young wo-
man. Cruel poverty prevented the reallz",
ton Of the hopes Of the loving couple, ana
compelled separation, which has con-
tinued for over forty years. Meantime the
lady married very respectfully, and Iom,
true to his first love, became Il conllrneu
bachelor, and almost woman-hater. his
habits and tastes had entirely estrahgc,'
him from all sympathy and intercourse with
the fair sex. Fishing, hunting, ana grea'
appetite for old books and antique notions
supplanted all romance and sentimentallty
in his nature and character. Though 4
great humorist and most popular CONNIE
dian, his profession has always been dls-
tasteful to him. Nothing but absolute ne
\ cessity could ever draw him upon the stage
EOf late this repugnance to his profession
HAS greatly increased, in consequence OF
which Toms resources ran down very low,
though his many kind and warm friends
were always ready to assist him.
In this condition Of his affairs the lady OF
his old love became widow, and after Il
reasonable period Of mourning, hearing OF
:. the lonely and narrow circumstances OF ia
eide, she sent for him and offered him, as u
nift aud n.emento Of their former relation,
a half of ner fortune, which was very
handsome one. To this offer, he with much
gratitude demurred, and after some discus
sion and reflection, solved the difficulty by
proposing to marry her on the spot. The
ceremony was accordingly performed, and
the happy couple have retired to pleasant
country seat to spend their honeymoon
Previous to this, however, the punctilious
old fellow enjoyed the Ito him) exquisite
happiness of going around to see all his
friends and creditors, and of rcpaying the
various loans, favors, and kindnesses he had
received from them i'll his day of poverty
: and distress. And now our good old friend
may pass the remainder Of his days il
peace and quietness, INDUCING to the full
his passionate devotion to the pursuits o.
old Isaac Walton. May no cloud evel
again obscure his horizon, or misfortune in
terrupt the current OF his happiness.-N. o
Times, July II.
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BY Grubbs K Williams, Auctionecrs,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets

A BRICK DIV ELLING, AT THE
n NORTHWEST CORNER OF DUAL AND
ST. John STREETS, AT AUCTION.-On WE'D
NESDAY the 72d July. at s. O'Clock J.. NJ: we
Will sell. upon the premises, the BRICK DIV ELL
ING situated as above, and for many years occu-
pied by Mrs. Melinda Nixon. and adjoining the
property Of Mr.. John j. Pendlcton. 1t has four
rooms. with the usual Out-hOuscs.
The fronts Is feet and runs back 100 feet, with
4 width Of 81 feet In the rear.
TERMS Onc.third cash; balance at and )
months for notes, with interest added.
GRUBBS Is WILLIAMS,
iyls huctiOnccrs.
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nv Paine & Co., AuctloneerS.

By Paine & Co., AuctloneerS.
T ARGE LOG U E SALE.-On
1 WEDNESDAY. July %. commencing NJ ~
n'cIock we will sell at our warehouse py cata-
Iopue a large and desirable assortment OF
FRESH AND SEASONABLE DRY GOODS
now receiving and comprising great variety OF
choice and desirable goods.
ALSO,
900 CASES BOOTS AND SHOES,
consisting OF Mems Buff and Calf Dress Bo0ts'
ford Ties, Brogans, Misses and Children's Shoes.
ALSO,
VARIETY OF READY-MADE CLOTHING.
The whole to be sold without reserve, and In lots
TO suit purchasers. -
credit for approved endorsed notes.
IS PAINE { CO., AuctloDcers.
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
1889 Main street.

TWO-STORY FRAMED TENEMENT ON
Il THE SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET
BETWEEN MONROE AND HENRY, FOX
SALE AT AUCIION.-WIll be sold at public
auction, on SATURDAY the 25th day Of July.
1865 ut O'Clock I. NJ. that very desirable
FRAMED TENEMENT located as above, con-
tanning ii We rooms kitchen, &c.-the LOT front
Ing sixteen and one half feet on the south side OF
Broad running back depth of one hundred and
thirty-cight feet To an alley sixteen feet wide.
TERMS Liberal, and made known at the hour Of
sale. LYME & BROTHER,
iy2l AuCtiOnccrs.
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BY Thomas W. keesee, Auctioneer,
Office 1877 Main street.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed TO me by james j. Dornin. bearing
date March Is. 1881 and duly recorded In the Court
of Hastings for the city of Richmond shall, on
the 10TH DAY OF JULY. 1893. on the premises
at half-past O'Clock L. NJ if fair If not, on the
next fair day thereafter, sell the following REAL
ESTATE on Libby's Hill: In the city of Ricll-
mond to wit One VACANT LOT, fronting NIFTY
feet on Twcnty-ninth street, running back to a
twelve-foot alley; also. one VACANT LOT
fronting fifty feet Thirticth street. running
back to twclve-1oot alley, Immediately In rear OF
the first lot.
TERMS Cash enough to satisfy balance OF pur-
chase money, amounting to about 81 200; the
balance, four months note, Interest added secured
nv a deed of trust, ii. b. BOUDAR.
Trustee.
Sa" conducted by THOMAS ". hEESEE, Auc-
tioneer.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
TITO VIRGINIA LANDOWNERS.

Il
The AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL and NIL
rangements for the sale and settlement of I'M
PROVED LANDS In Virginia. All landed pro-
prietors desiring TO avail themselves of the SER
vices Of this Company will please call on or adj
dress the agent OF The Comany. ...
CHARLES Y. MORRISS,
No. 1888 Main street,
iv Ism Richmond Va.
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ICE CREAM AT $3.50 PER GALLON.
l. am now prepared to furnish ICE CREAM NJ
per gallon. will deliver 1t In any part of The city
free of charge. ANDREW ANTONI,
Wholesale and Retail Confectioner,
HOS Main street.
my2 nearly opposite the post-ottce.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auct;oneer and Real Estate Agent


FUTURE DAY. - ~s+r v-
BY Wellington Goddin, 0.t
Auct.oneer and Real Estate Agent.
OK HANDSOME BRICK TENEMENIs.
IN SIDNEY. ON THE WEST SIDE or
SsHEpRY BETWEEN DOVER AND CUMBEk-
LAND STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCIlggSS;Tr
W mi he sold Mt auction, on The premises; on %
S SNJ HaN lbs BRICk TENEMENTs, located
as above each containing three rooms. they nave
stock-brick fronts handsome porticos- &c: ,d
TERMS One-thrd cash; balance at four IN, anu
eight months for negotiable notes. interest adue"'
secured by trust deco: o,,- ,..o-
y 20 -------n- ooDDtH, A@e'.o-%S--
BY Cook & Laughton. Auctioneers,
corner of Governor and Franklin streets
DARKROOM AND FIXTURES, BARBER
ID SHOP AND FIXTURES. HORSE WAGON,
FURNITURE, &C., AT AUCTlON.-On Ell,
NESDAY the 22d instant. at 10 o CLOCK. we wiz
s.l at the bar-room Of James Fry. NO. liza Cary
street between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets,
tt,e entire FIXTURES OF bar-rocm ana barber
shop in adjoining buildings. consisting OF
ARM-CHAIRS,
SIDE TABLES,
LOOKING-GLASsES,
ENGRAVINGS
DECANTERS.
GLASSES,
Several excellent STORE STOVES.
l COOKING STOVE and FIXTURES,
BAGATELLE TABLE, BALLS, CUES &c.
After which we will sell n small lot OF fURNl-
TURE, embracing the usual variety.
ALSO,
Light SPRING WAGON and HARNESS,
In excellent order;
''' COOK 4 LAUGHTON,
iy2o Auct!Onecrs.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
BY Sampson Jones, Jr., & Co.

Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
Fifteenth street between Main and Cary sire.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-21
By Wellington Goddin-
AuCtlOneer and Real Estate Agent.

" l6-tds
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BY LYME 4 Brother,
BY Lyme Il Brothcr,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
1889 Main street.

THREE BUILDING LOTS, ON CHURCH
i HILL. FOR SALE AT AUCTIOS.-Wc
viii sell. at the request Of the owner. on THURS
DAY the I'D day of july, 1863 commencing ut S
O'Clock p. NJ. two very desirable BUILDING
LOTS, on Twcnty-ninth between Leigh and VI
streets. fronting 25Xl65 feet Also one on Twenty
fourth between Leigh and NJ streets, 33Nl36 feet.
TERMS At sale.
jy2l LYME 4 BROTHER.
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RICHMOND AND PETERssuHGl
RAILROAD COMPANY, My 20, l.oe. J

IsNI1.1s07k7 VO7'r ~ - - -
THANGE OF SCHEDULE.--On and
" after WEDNESDAY the 2Tth instant the
trains on this road win run Us follows:
Leave RICHMOND at4 A. NJ. and +. III.
Leave PETERSBURG ut s:l5 A. II. and Gas i.
II.
MONDAYS; and the Gas =. " train VIII not
leave Petersburg on SUNDAYS,
Passengers for Norfolk will take the J L. Ill.
train.
Fare TO Norfolk. a.. Baggage checked through,
Passengers for Glover Hill viii take the A. NJ.
train on WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, con-
Meeting ut Chester with the coal train.
= 0-r. K. II. GILL,
my26 Fngineer and perintcndeDt.
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BY S. \. Davis,
BY S. \. Davis,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
corner OF Eleventh and Main streets.

TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE
L PROP ERTY, ON MAIN BETWEEN
EIGHTH AND NINTH STREETS Subject
TO GROUND RENT, AT AUCTiON.-By vir-
tue OF 4 certain deed Of trust bearing date I'd May
tsBs, anu recorded in Richmond Hastings Court
office book Il. page 3OS to the subscribers trus-
tees, n secure the payment of Il certain negotiable
note in said deed specified for 5000, and being re-
quested 10 do by the beneficiary, we will pro-
coed to sell on THt'RSDAY, cad day Of July. 1863
on the premises, at O'Clock p. NJ. the UPPER
PART Of the house (lhe store of which Is occupied
by Thomas RourEe) which was formerly used by j.
Y. Goode as printing office.
TERMS Cash.
S. y. DAVIS, 1-r,.,oas
iy1T l.. W. ROSE. { -N"'
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DICHMOND GRANITE wORKs.-We

4 u are prepared to furnish the very best quality
GRANITE, dressed or undressed, In any quanti-
ty. We Will also build MI kinds of GRANITE
WORK at short notice. Special attention given to
rough or dressed WALL WORK. CEMETERY
WORK, &C., and all material furnished.
Office corner OF Canal and seventh streets.
HUGH l.. GALLAHER
jy lam Managing Director.
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CPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGE

SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGE
y MEST, lses.-GREAT SHORT ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, EAST, AND WEST VIA
THE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG MD
POTOMAC RAILROAD, CARRYING The
UNITED STATES NAIL TWICE DAILY-ELE-
CANT CARS WITH NEW PATENT SLEEP
ING CHAIRS ON ALL IRA S.-lhe
THROUGH TRAINS on this road are nov run
from the depot, corner BYRD AND EIGHTH
STREETS, rs follows:
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves
Richmond daily at 1910 A. ~, arriyngin asI-
ngton at Sis =. ~. connecting with the early al,
ternoon express trains for the North, saSI aha
West. ,,,>, ,,h
The NIGHT THROUGH NAIL TRAIN, with
elegant cars, with the new patent sleeping cbdn'
attached, leaves Richmond daily Sundays e&tep;,
ed at s:lo p. NJ, arriving IN Washington Al e:p
A. NJ, connecting with the early morning Trains
for the North. East, and West,
Both STEAMERS stop ut Alexan6rls each Vs.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN Tor mnlolu
and all way stations leaves depot corner Droa.
and Eighth streets, at T. II. Returning, arNe'
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
GAGE CHECKS 10 all principal points.
For further information and through tckess, aP,
ply a: the Office Of the company, corner BrOaI anu
Riyhth streets sh0ckoe Hill, and 81 the tlcke'
oftee.' corner Byrd aud Eighth streets.
s,,u-yi RirTu. Superintendent. myl
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Northwest corner OF Main and EieVentns'fee|''
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO YALU-
| ABLE GRANITE-FRoNT STORES On On
THE EAST SIDE OF FIFTEENTH STkEEL
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY, At, A Al C.
Mrs Frances Tompkins to James Bosher, trustee,
dated sth OF April. 1854 and recorded In Rlchmona
Hastings Court Office the undersigned, substituted
trustee, appointed by the said court, VII sell at
auction upon the premises, on TUESDAY, 2sih OF
july at 81 O'Clock 2. NJ. II fair. If not, then on
the ne 1t fair day thereafter, at the same hour the
real estate conveyed In said deed, being TWO
LOTS OF GROUND situated on the east side OF
Fifteenth street. upon which stand the granite
front tenements Nos. and lo-the former lately
occupied by Mr.. Charles Howard and the LATER
now occupied by Messrs Hill L Pleasants.
The lots about 20 feet each and run back LIDO
feet more or less. :,
This property Is very desirable for commercial
purposes, and is worthy the attention OF persons
Seeking safe and profitable Investment.
TERMS Sufficient In cash to defray the expenses
of sale and to discharge the balance OF the deot
secured by the said deed OF trust the same being
81 IT'S Is with interest from the Cd or August 1852
the balance upon terms to be made known at the
time of the sale. CHARLES I. WILLIAMS,
Substituted Trustee.
GpJ-pRS & WILLIAMS Auctioneers. jy II
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BY Lee 4 Goddin, Auctioneers,
No. Hi Main street.

HANDSOME COUNTRY SEAT, ON Full
TON HILL NEAR MOUNT ERIN, FOR
SALE AT AUCTIOS.-By request or the owner
Mr.. William J. Glenn. We win sell on the premi-
SEES, on WEDNESDAY the god July instant at s.
O'Clock Z. u. the VALUABLE PROPERTY
located as named above, containing about FOUR
ACRES of highly improved garden land.
The improvements consist Of handsome framed
dwelling with five rooms, kitchen with four rooms
excellent stable. and the usual out-buildngs. In
good repair. The place abounds with choice fruit
trees of peach, apple, and ounce.
The view OF Richmond and It's environs Is I'M
surpassed and the property possesses attractions
seldom met with.
Well of excellent water on the premises.
TERMS: One-fourth cash {: residue at q, IL and Is
months credit for negotiable notes, Interest added
and secured by deed of trust Taxes for 1858 10 be
pi wi i 'i'o LEE L GoDDIN. Auctloneers.
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By Cook & Laughton- Auctioneers,
corper of Franklin and Governor streets.

corner OF FRANKLIN alll UUFtI1to1 stIee1s'
FURNITURE, BEDDING, &C., AT AUG
Il TION.-On TUESDAY the 2ist instant, at 10
O'clock we will sell al onr store large assert
,ncnt of really GOOD FURNlIURE- 1ncln1 u
BLES r,.,nr
WALNUT SOFAS and PARLOR CHAIRS, COW
cred with Hair-coth and Rens:
PARLOR CHAIRS covered with BrocaIeile'
GILT and other MIRRORS
MAHOGANY MARBLE-T0P CABINETS ~ NET,
MhRRIF-TOP and other SIDEROARDS.
nINf%Ii and EXTENSION TABLES
Entirely new HAIR and SIIUCk MATTRESSES
Several superior FEATHER BEDS;
JFSNY LIND and COTTAGE BEDSIEA)S-
I,ne complete COTTAGE CHAMBER SUIT.
INTERPRETATIONS and WATER-COOLEfS,
SOFA LOUNGES, - .-
COOK L LAUGHTON.
ton Auctioneers.
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VALUABLE LOT IN ADAMS'S VAL
Y LEY, ON THE CENTRAL RAILROAD
WHERE IT CRUISES ARB GTON
STREET. FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-Wil III be
sold at auction. on the premises on WEDNES-
DAY the 32d July, 1853, at O'Clock =. NJ,
VALUABLE LOT, located rs above. which can be
sub-dvided into three smaller ones, and Is well
suited for small-sized dwellings.
TERMS At sale. ". GOHDlN,
iyls AuctiOncer.