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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA, and WEST
~ ERE RAILROAD

NORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION
MISTER ARRASd EGEyIs sG@menag MoSPAY 80, q Is1o
Branch az Dover Chester with s1s X X
4noyer and SsS;.1 at S1,s0S @ s II ana
a osWe and all points the LAekASsnnA and Bo0nsees
iI:sos NJ. IEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops Eevui honr'
se s !, Po P5.S1 s Be- b % BdTs ~
Eason with L v L. for Bethlehem, Allentown haaA Chass 'S'
so N SCRANTON EXPRESS connects a. Dover with Chester
Waterloo with K k snd At Washington with D. l. A0i
W R R. Tor Water Gap sroals6qg and scranton ~ o.,
For soRRsTowE ia ll.2o. ll:1OA m 1850 $40, 'o $40.
For SUMMIT and intermediate stations at $50 49, and 1910
Fc ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE e: 10 $40 n.ie ara
u20 Ito 49, 3:4o 4;1o $50, 5;s 6;VO sio sO AID u -
For NEWARK Me 100 800 $40 $40 1910 1880, u 20,
.20 snd II 40 100 2:0O, $50 $50 20 $3.50 s:l0 tH'
$50 $40: SEQ 800 600 500 $40: -sO $500 and iI''' , NJ
lI,, ,s SeTYos r BLOOMFIELD HoSTcLATR $50 AID
Hoo a N. and 200 $50 $50 apd6:!o D. N -
ERIE Y.-TRAlNS Leave Depots
A. foot q ChlmhsE..t ssd ioos Of 2ist a. o.ss; 20
D. m Sad p m daily. s:'s le;t M ssd ~
and Ss s . b o To Bso eouSsetns
vine Sleeping coaSass rgnn'g oOf9 % Ssl an.
gu!aanA TO a ss s ,5,S from Ii sSa S SnSa 49,
An Fs sH Po jews nd Wa 10 N 5, ils ny
FoT Metosn aa4 way, at 800 m 's' '4' p MI ~ s's'
day ONLY sy ~. n q 23dst s:ls o N ad, .7sanl
Fol Yev50rg and Way at NJ $50 And 40: ?. H. '@l'' 80
M Fs s sq der Ia .ass e2at 's 'rd''ePH)
iI Fo Ps s5ao and VA from 2d' DEPOT s ,sa ;
e.lS 1900 N Y nj q - B. 5;ls AID 2; p m -,
For Vrkepsack ilsae from 2sst Depo al b.f2 n shd
Is Jas fs:ls and 70 e from CLamJ a. DeP0 s0
| a m and |. A. t5l5 s. and t64S 49,. n.-.,.,.
For Pernon Ssaes Tsmans snd Way from 9s Dept ~
m rs i35 AIS 5.l5 and 1918 AZ sasarla.s oh ~
m pm Ch,nbarsst DEPOT 9J A. I'D 49, SD ~
55 And 10 gl o. NJ Saturdays only flZD midn gut
ckets for Passage Tor Apartments IN DrH1g Room an ~
Coaches for the eheesug and hs o.
eage sg BE- e 81 Company Offices 2i 80 " bfoA -
5iamberst Greensiohti cor l!tt and Ilr. ns,
97 Fplt Rrokvu Dpots Of ChaHbest and foot 81 - -
NeYcE; No and Long Dock DEPOT Jersey 1 al
! OF the Agents az the prime pal hotels. VA p ptPP
/ 1. D. RUCKBa, De- y 60 80 a.
Geul Sgp- lSf@ .r..r. " - "
| sDaiir 4FoI HaeAsnfs'N "I'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09
Anttion Sales of Real estate.
BxsJ. p. P,rRcutp. huetiouser.

BssJ. p. PAIRcHLp Aueioneer.
by V. X. STEVENSON g. son,
" X. STEVENSON, BENZ p. PAIRCHILD.
v. X STEVENSON. Jr. JOHN II. WILSON.
" STEVENSON SON viii give their attention sales Of
s.octs and estate aaeon NO sALBs TO BIZ UNDEkBlD
will be received
Houaes lots and country private SALE Ancncn sales
Of furniture attended TO usual at residences Of
TUESDAY MARCH, IA,
II oelocf al Exchange sasroom, No III Broadway tTnny
ExHcuToRs SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY sayyessnt
Ninth the direction Koop and Rbeper
Jackson Executors Of Antouine Jackson decreased.
Also and Of ycable store property %
Th,sve valuable os West Fhy sevenhst, and dwelling In
West FOrrethst
RUTHERFORD PLACB-Th sclsss story front
house westerly side Of stuyVssn between
and seyenteenh No Rutherford place has al modern
Improvements; lot l9.9r9 feet possession MAJ J.
EAST EINTHST-Ihe frs fourstory brovnone house and
lot the outbery ade Of Sn distant 2 feet We OF
Brosd~ay No 50 Ra hntbt has a., the modem improvements M
753 possession MAY Sailors Snug Hsrbor Lease Ground rent
o tai May ls5 amer which the usual renewals and reyaus
tons
THTRDAyBhe three class woc,ied desirable four story
front aud lots, situate the southeast corner or
Thave ard RgheoBdst The have modern improve
and together for about $500 lot 20 " fee and
adjoining lots each 20 BY % feet Sold ngy Possession MAY
Corner entire corner lot
FIFTY BNT THE ave valuable lots Of LAND sta
northery Ee Of est Hfyenthsi OO feet vide sew
cred and psv commencing as et from Entbaye Inc build
ing ates, overlooking the Iudson ,,,
WRSf PORTIRTsT-The hree-sory hgh-,toop brick DIV ELL
10 feet from Nnthav 2 We, Forh ism good order
rente for 81 contains al the modern IMPROVEMENTS lot 1874
IgO
Terms liberal Map, the Ancticneers Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09
6ieamboais ano Railroads.
NORTH AND NORTHEAST
~ TO TIE
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.

NEW-YORK AND NEW-ORlEANc;, !. .,,
TTfR ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD WI sS;sD
psted March 1871 and sKlsug from Cbat anooea ear finn
Ms and With u connections form iee sho,e Lyach5urg
Boston sersork PHILADELPHIA Baltimore
sal Cb.tspoogs u MERRIAM Mobile Nes-OEeAns 'I'As'"s ~
port Galveston aud ell pcints the ,o.ss North
Arrangements being perfected s psr hour
and South pssnger irass a. ne @ =, for. Iwo daily
uaky the tin rJ Nes.Gork EesOreans "a q
through will each wA, az ear,
all points South and est N
bet,eep YORK and Orleans snd 20 -. a., -. AZ ~
Tbvaeh tickets Cor ali points North and SCUM "" " ~ -
prnepS lroal ticket ofee al, via oar for al
.o ' s%SuSs hi ns will organized s'ns quick s -0D
loF for freight A. ,,;ncna e,ues North and South
Claim. f,fL damage pronp1V -y-''~'
For further uionHilo1 ANTON General Superintendent OF
WILLIAM KFAyYi Gelefal Freight an IieAe Ase'
Tenn. ~. york 90 20 Broadway corner Wal ~.
r.I.Er s,,,I,S Cnis MANDhAhE rILLs'
AM SN yoy have sonsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Wednesday March Q, ISL.

EEw-YoRK. Wednesday, March 9. ISL.
There was fair attendance at the Exchange
this morning Mr. William Kennedy Sold by order Of the
of Mrs Margsreta Persse, the store No. "a
Beekman-st for $4,000, and store No. 10 sprucest at
$4,000 This property will be very valuable for Offices
when the new PoetOhoe is completed The prices were
considered very good The firm sold lot and store
No. 81 Waterst, near Hanoversl for SIS 500, and ak
lots 25x005, commencing 800 feet west OF Eghth-ave
on south side OF Sxtyeghth st. for $500 The balance
OF the transactions were unimportant.
Tomorrow 9th, Dngee Co. will sell the business
property West Broadway Leonard and Franklin-sts
In rents, agents report active demand for medium
priced houses Rates remain about the last year
FOR houses in good locations At Brooklyn all houses
easy distance OF the ferries firmly held. At Eliza
beth N j. the demand for houses is quite active with
prospect OF accession Of liberal addition TO that
pleasant town this Spring.
AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
ROBERTS n INQUIRE.
4stoy frame house. and lot l2hst 32 Of Ave A. lot
ZA+I1OAJ sstOo
BY WIN. KEENELLY.
Ssto hHok building and lot No 10 Sprucest Of fassans
Sstoy hk building and lot No "A Beefmsps OF kasssuS
4sioy brel and lOt No "a WAers Of WGlsi, lot
Slots Of 6shs 5oc Of shave each 2sIlOo Is 400
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09

s. DISGEE, Anctoneer.
by S. DINGEE q Co,
I'D No - CEDARST.
AUCTIONRRRs AND BROKERS IN REAL ESTATE, LOANS,
BONDS. AND MORTGAGES
PRRRMPTORY SALE.
On THURSDAY u O'Clock, the Exchange Sales
No valuable Bt sNBSS PROPERTY on
West oaduay between ard Psnkn Nos 81 and 49, two
lot 2IO each sto BRICK BUILDINGS, 1879 each on
froa Rear Sale absolute Title perfect
PARTITION SALE
On SATURDAY March 49, Il O'Clock the premises val
uabe PROPERTY Forlh " Y Cour John Haskin
against sdng-Three and convenient dwelling houses
and fourteen "a Tote fronting Central
ave Opposite Episcopal Ciah Seventy remain Oh mort
gar Possession Immediately
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shr Rochester Cough from Newport eh ~, for NeVoresns
sui Psc &c from Carda for Canso IS lat So Ion. Q
ship Montana from Liverpool fG Calcutta Jan H. lat p g Ion
shp Criterion Sheldon from CAna for Caao Dee H. lat 81 s.
Bais Eus C. Bea from Boston Melbourne Jan "a lat Il 81
a Lon. JS W.
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COUTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND

, -. ,nr,NouN,rN,r
Cmssdng MONDAY October H. Iso Ou Roosevelt Az Srsss
SIS m. Nal for Pstchogue
10 a n Accommodates for Babylon
5O p kIgrsss for Pitshogas va stage 70 Se'p" aN hs
sop n isp Accommodation sssnrys through 70 Patshgss
$50 D M RahylOa Accou aoiaton.
no o ". Merrck Accommodation.
Tie and Do snd siV asa ~ p N "ses eonasS' 'af
Stream Tor kockasay No..
$3.50 a eeiltet ~ fslf9
su,sE lef Hen psts4d - .,., -. - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09
NETWORK AND NEW-HAYEN Rail
ROAD.
SUMNER ARRANsE4ENI,

COMMENCING JUNE 20 $780,
Nevlo-k. Of TEenYseFtbbHH sS
i'se''e' Eo1rtb.ave Entrance on Twenty seTcnshsL
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-fOkk.
For Bridgeport = ELl uJ0 a. m EiS tEil
z IEx j. $3.50 and (EIl q. n.
Por Miori srss,d Parted Southport and wes'Por u %
E @ Sorsas CEt II.3oL N I2l5 Erl CEI IS 80
For Daren 4 O. II:5 N 3:i5. 40. $50 and $50
For stanford Ok 3, 1880 ii9 lEA &'i' tbh
2 Is 49, Tx 4:45, $3.50. 6.3o, 7;l3, 3 TX ..
For and eredsts sauoHs y llo a. m 40 80
AS. $3.50. 6.3l. -:l5 70.
sunday NAL Train leaves Twenty seyentl s. he~-loA " %
Boston, both Springfield L ne and shore l. ne
-' CONNECTING TRAINS
Boston spnngfed, Q. n, and p
Boston, via Shore Line, 1918, 8 D. m.
6Rm. -, -..t-. In -. ..-.
Earraganseu Bay, arriving az 1890 ,. =,
For g,rori Prosidenee and Fsht-Raoad l2;i'
For shore Line Railway Norwich sHd Providence RIB
For Ser-IisTea and Northampton Railroad 70 North
mp and NiihamsburFh
For Iousatonc Railroad. 3 a m and ,. - N.
ForN r0ai aus t:B p n 70 Nste5hsy
For Dan6uy snd Norsak Railroad n i. ID AL q ~ 3 N
Corrmoious Sleeping attached 90 tsia aui ao s'h
Mail Train either Line. Dfasn 10 ~ ~ a...L.
q. m. AM ,. trains JAhto II hoti S1p'l''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09

r.yAnE sCHEvcY's Mal,DRaXE PILLS,
n II y0a Lave Istss cold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09

Va ISLAND RAILROAD.

LoNG l via En R AhfRSa PRnnrxr. .
on AFTER MONDAY, OCT a. 800 Trains MI cave 'Amep
$780, N Greenpor ssl Sag Harbor.
1890 a. N Ncr.hpor WAY Tram. .,. - n.
500 harboE aud hYerhead Express runs Ossh
port OF Ssiurlay ugbts
4fOD. n. N0rthpor krpnS - e-.-,--t.,..
So; m enps,ead Nsy Train to isp on Saturday oshs
600 m. NoutpoTt WAY nan Cd, .,.t,. O., po.iy,
Glen cove Loc4s VALLEY Hcksye Hgaungt9s ana SgIoa 's
Ntpn-o-,s 10. and ,. D. u DhhlVN 'SN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09
Steamtoais ara Railroads.

SAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.
,.I For Boston ws,es. ishs', GI:'gs Junction IST. Las.
CITY an no Ts 9e" ard 'aneh steamers
CITY OF LAwRRxcy cpd
Es ss' sd SsTa s.. . g.s: s.;;sls ''el NJ FRO"
for the 's,. I.s S sSrSsrS ssreS
sd rs s,oSsA asis's AMI st ,pg he os Pier 60
'E s W. n. 10 400. j. h SHORT Jr, Asent
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PROVIDENCE, BOSTON WORCESTER.
c.,i 80 R ~, nom r'si ~ " H. eo q Rshin.osa
bsI sr; sosroS "a T 10 SP PsoyIDsscs -
Rs f s sGi .s a.. az Pre-.
HARTFORD DIRECT.-State of New-York
,aa Gig, o. asr;lof. :sy, P.et.a t. Hartford
'ss t. e r. s; s s sis'"''
RALTIM0RE AND OHIO RAILROAD cos
NORTH aNs Tor -, Wssr So WIT .sd
AsBor RAILROAD. PEEL, North RIVER an INLAND PaoPsL
@ LINE p rI SI a sE 3. s s AT 10y. 10 vi. Y.
"S c. .ss ,ts Pss, s1 route "E oS & ' w.
@- opportunity. TICKETS GOOD Until Ry LIED
{ CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
s.e sssT aSe I rts Sa Pc ..li % e L g co.:
vita Delaware Lessw.ans and western :. oa x PfiSss
With 3. p Lei g and ss:qSshna, Railroad Es.oS *
Sh .a s w.s .ss can. .s o c.s N; F.sst
AILF SIsTEs . hRn.s TO TITS VEST
SOmnsncns January 70, ls'l-Leaye Sss-Yor a. ono-,
mror Fsnngton Last0s Bsthehea Mach Chans
barre P't.ton haasnoy City Nj Carmel Hile.on
7:40A m-FOr EAston.
ga nws1EEs ETrEr'. d,- l,rp, sund.y. for Eaton A.
leniown Harrisburg and the West Connects Cor
AZ Stroudsbur Water
Syracuse, ke PhIJsbuV for Maach Chouk wksbaIr WI
Transport Ene &c Easton AaGeh CbaRL hAbAnOy CITY
Carmel Nhzmspor, Ere, &c
q. m.-Way Train for SOnerrile
Allentown ha1ch Chant Hshansy
City HsEston Wkesb,e, Reading Columbia Lancaster EyhrA
Potsylle. Harrisburg, 6e
m.-FOr EastOn snd Allentown
800 m-Por Eston Allentown. Mach Chunk and Beyse
I.3Op. m-Por Somerville and Flenngton.
snm-CrSorSyAu BTPREss daily Raston, Bethlehem
town Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chesgo and OunHaH s.p
Palace Cars Pittsburgh and Chicago toInees Jsssass
with Delaware Laeka~nna and Western Railroad for sersBoa
5:ISp m-For SomerViue
n.-For SOnerVle.
D. m.-POT Esst0n.
3D. (Emgnntl-F0r Easton.
9:40p. m--POr PSu1eh
Po El,aeth $50 7:l5 1870 $50: $40 sn 1000 u -
am-l2 n 500 Poo 3l5 SD 900 40 40 3;l5, biS, 3'+,
500 90 700 700 $500 ego, 500. $40 TO- IS R0o
obtained the Odes Of the Contra IA
road Of Lberyst ss at the principal hot Is
NexforECIy r. hiCkEk, superintendent
n. r. BALDWIN,. Gen. Pass. Agt
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-04
How the Libraries Of Paris were Protected.
The Paris correspondent of Child's Pub

! Inc Tarls CONSEQUENTLY VI Nultu uO-
fishers Circular writes as follows:
During the seige, our libraries with
one exception, the Luxembourg Library,)
were not only closed,E but turned topsy-
turvy. The manuscripts were placed in
the cellars, and the most valuable books
We're carried there, If there was room, and
when these cellars were filled they were
carried to the cellars of Louvre and Tuile-
ries. There they are still, for it is next to
impossible to get Frenchmen to work
while the government gives themS thirty
or fifty cents day to do nothing but to
strut in CAV clothes behind a band of
music. THE great library in Rue Richelien'
has not opened its doors, simply becauseit
has not yet been able to find mento bring
back the books from the eellars of the
Tuileries and Louvre. All the persons EN-: !,
ployed by the library are busily engaged
proceeds slowly with So few persons.
At the great library the yards
were ,Stinpaved, Il that bombs II might
bury themselves in the ground.
In every room huge reservoirs Of zine were
placed and filed with water; zine buck
cts, sponges and blankets were placed near
each reservoir. There was a pile of sand
every few yards to extinguish illcendiAry
shells filled with petroleum oil. Several
spades were placed by each pile of sand.
All the persons employed b., the library
were divided into watches who were on
duty day and night. No bombs fell near
the library. They fell thickly around the
Luxembourg, Sainte Genevieye, and the
Garden of Plants Library, but injured none
of them. The museums and hot houses Of
the Garden of Plants sufferd severely and
one or two shells fell in the Museum of the
Mining School, WITHOUT. however, doing
sensible damage. Itwas touching sight
to see all the persons belonging to the
widow Of Geoffroy St. Hilare and by the
venerable M, .Cheyrepl, the eminent. chem
list. each Of whom Is ninety years old, go
down into the cellars to escape the bombs"
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-04
Hnixersitv xne %, ~ =

This new street, the handsomest ever laid out in
East Tennessee, will soon be Upened FOR half mile
in length. few choice building ites of from one to
ten acres. can be bought at low prices and on easy
terms. Il :, 10 Lsfff-@
Some choice building sites, with view Of the river
Call fDr IL -.,---., lts .s.if1-s as LIZ rra
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-04
CITY LIST
Naluable7Lots for sale.

aAuak1le1A LOIS 1Oxe sale.
L OFFER FORTY OF THE CHOICEST Lofs NoRfE ON
THE RAILROAD AND AFFoRDING THE BEST INVESTMENTS
NOW ON THE MARKET CORNER LOIS ON IMPORTANT
Cali AM LOOK ofkR Mars AND PAGES. !. = : :
1854 choice building lot arss and zbesasifallyH
located near the University about. one nle from
No 5S7s:Brck cOttase new and wen Bsilts Oh Dc
sirabe lets well sedded with aits trees set OUT c
good cstern Price $780, and $500 required in cash
No. 6l-Bulldlng site, zoo feet square, on tarnpike
road, one mile from Market Square.. $50.
Sweetwater Buildings large and IN good order; lot
large, improved and well located in Of the
grettiest and peasantss ~ lest Tennessee.
wishing good location for business and home
No 59OA choice lot, central and yet retired. with
fine view Of the city, mountains and river, on oneo
Ourbe streets, &e S0xl10 feet $3.50
Two valuable lots Gay street for sale. -.
No. 5lS-Exceedngly comfortable and desirable resi-
dence. with 10 acres of finely ve ground. turn
No. 52SrLarge and wei finished house in East Knox
vile. with finely improved lot Location very goOda
80 LOTS in East Knoxville ranging from $50 to $500
No. 62fNeaty twu;story- house land loo OF PARA
street. near the Atkin House. rooms s12D0-haf cash.
No. 402-Suburban, residence one and a half miles
aerss 81
ton. -itcHyWl = ~ EIflT EgfE = fHrZ
No 4nT-FsEty desirable lots in Faryiey, near the
pot and Manufactures. High. we lying ground. and
In rapidly imprOAing neighborhoOd,
No. 454-HOuse and well improved grounds of acres
beautifully lOeated On Turnpike read and on an ele1
and cool breezeall through the summer. ~ a G.
No. 442-Thrty five lots in the Railroad addition, a
from 500 to o0in price! Medication Of these lots
centTali elevated and in geod and fast improving
neghborhood. makes them very desrabie These loo
n'ete sold and are Oeredat priceswhich make il an
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-04
EARNS.

No. 596-s25OO $50 acres; 100 in cultivation; good
water and timber; fair bRsldings AN excellent stock
IiF fSa 81 saS ao nef Ton s4
No.5l0-A24aere hsrhestesd, log house and stables,
r. bT0 in NE @ g near fpf ho
and churches, Price $500. vnizofci - ri I-1.s.-
No 59l-Exessnt farm 0ysr geo acFss brick sss Z
land 81 miles from Knoxville $500 One half cash.
No 524-A choice faf1 Of 900 aeres near Concord
The best of upland soil Eoodtimber sndwater and do
No. aSA river farm q acres res Strong son ere. :.
in cultivation timber heavy and valaable! Shf ~
No. 445-RSrmof l60 acres, miles from Concord. l6C
acres in cultivation good wesef and timber. Price
No 1914 farm of 160 acrss,4 miles from Knoxville.
as Lyons View IS on tbs firm and farnishss livery
fnebuilding sites q acres in Of ysryFleh
'R Mo- i sla MI Scres 3sfIey land and choice
800 acres in cult4ation and most of the remainder &c
for clearing. miles from Cinch river: 90 acres now
set in clover bargain is offered in this properly rs
stock and grain farm. 25miies ffOml Knoxville "a
No aSss ss 8 d 1oSs and int Ss iTS
trees two handsome housesof rooEas EACH no ACRES
in cultivation. Eve springs Price 5000.
No. 5ss-Farm Of 400 acres Of strong SOIL Abundant
'uR S FARMS al ssi IN Gss teau land
{ 1900 AcEesin MerF9n county. hsim2 ssgH -
si,-oa;,- = ai,E'OE.Sale.,.s 81, 70 2 ar
L9ss y q TSSs Z IF 2tff1 FsA 'ss land
7 -lsT Min and Tf.nher Properties. sb-s.--T
No. 1e56l.- $50 acres hand nesr.
s saSsq MyS now >
land valuable for arming several good badingse On
fered for short time at s750-cash or short credit
( No. 642.-Cotton Factory complete, with Saw and
Grist Mills dwellings for operators 100 Of and
excellent power Slese % the Best Teanessee, Fir-
No s fsER end mi mills Is Eight Eight
vation 2O0aeresl in heavy timber. sfraine delln&
rooms large barns water equal 70 l5horse pow
en- and never falling 0nefhrdeask balance on easy
teEme.RU 10 s7s-r'osfBnsaa ys@ZIei 81 - sGe
1 No y72-Farm of III acres IN Rlount county, very
good s0if and location with valuable water powe,
six miles from Railroad Price & IOo IL ts7ii1ss
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-04
Descriptive Price list. Of 1000
Properties now offered for sale.

INFORMATION .kkEELKF FURNISHED.
No. 616-, Farm in the Big Valley, six miles from
Clinton. Good SOIL water timber and fair improve
ments. 80 acres in cultivation. $780,! t''ff72 -
Tannery and Shoe Factory,
No. 64.-A rare opportunity is here given to buy, on
favOrableterms of the most profitable establish
ments in this section working twelve hands,
with great facilities for extending the business. Loeat
ed in a pleasant village, ON the East Tennessee Vir-
gina and Georgia Railroad.
No. 6O6. Farm on Clineh river; 1A acres. Some
good bottom lands. Six miles from Coal Creek. 0ny
$3.50 for this very productive property.
No. 102-75 acres of land, with good timber md
Price $3.50.
No. 540-Tract Of $50 acres IS miles from Knexvils
TrDE TO purchasers into tracts of from TO sixty
acres and from SD $50 per acre, according 10 lOca-
ton On good road, and near railroad station. Land
hes well and is much of it seeded down. ~ ." il3
For. Renf
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-04

Fifty 50 acres Of open land near Knoxville su
bic for a market garden or narssry- = via be rea
for q term of wears.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-30
BY W. Goddln,
Auctioueer and Resi- Estate agent"
Corner of Eleventh and Bank streets'

Auctioueer and Resi- Estate Aeen~
Corner of Eleventh and Bank Streets
HlRUSTEES' SALE OF THAT fAhUJTAt--
4 BILE ESTATE IN HAN0YER CH ..tErN
CALLED 'GOLD HILL, ON TIE IN !, Ia ~ u IN
KEY RIVER, EIGIITEEE MILES th az Un
RICHMOND.-By virtue ola deco OF sT , e Nd
cuted TO tine subscriber By Thomas +: baiaru d "
wife bearing date LIST October, 1870, dniy [ecoLuu
in Hanover County Court on the 1itn ocao oS ~
1870 we shall, in execution thereof, ptoSMSrs ~
sell at public auction, on the premises, on W.
NESDAY, the Goth September, ls7l, az l. ~.
M nc fair If not, the first fair DAY lhsreaitei,
thqtVALUA BILE ESTATE located as ABOVE gu
Joining the lands OF Mrs. VIM. y. Newton. IL
Pollard and the estate Of the Messrs. HuH ms
containing EIGHT f1UNDRED AND
ACRES, more or less. known as d0LD 6 % vi
and formerly owned by the lac Jr; IN. h ~. III f,
son This estate has on IL all the tulhlinRs
found on such place, and the land 'S lesaIaT,h o
equal to the best on the pamllnkey river ITO 1
ne'ghborhood is amongst the most deslraolc III
Hanover county. ., s,,u no
suffir lent to defray Tho expenses of sale anu 10
nav or nm acceptance for a14st 81, VAIN interest,"
From ath April last on 4 credit rs tn Slbis uu-
til uh October Text; on credit as To Sl6iz o. ui
iii ah Spril next; on credit as to 81, So 20 nun
atb :lctober 1877 and as to the residue or the
cneds Of sale on such terms as the eald B'lal u
shall nrescribe and direct OH his failure 10 Rso
any such directions, then on such terms us Iiie
trustees shall at the hour Of sale announce.
ANDREW T.. EtLETT,l Trustees.
JOHN O. DAVIS,
90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-30
by Wellington Goddtn,
Auctioueer and Real Estate Agent
Corner Of Bank and 18th streets.

T ARGE BRICK AND STUCCOED
LEI1H STGEET, NEAR TO BROOK AVE.
NUE., FOR SALE AT AUUTION.-Wtl be sold
at auction, on the premises. en- MONDAY. the an
and succeed DWELLING located IS above, re-
Gently occupied by the late De5ere Booty.
The house contains seven rooms, front and rear
umrtcos: brick kitchen, 60.
The lot has front of 81 feet, more or less, ana
depth Of o5 feet, and is well supplied with fruit and
other trees.
u months, for negotiable notes, interest adHed,
an 20 W. GODDIN, Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-30

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO a., hat 81,
" RoAD.-0n and alter HURspA !, az .sa.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave klcnlp"H1
$50 4. M.1aAif. TEiIN for The s Wa 10 hs
phur Springs, connecting 81 GordohsYnr s,a fs
Orange, Alexandria aud manassas md sss.b.
Washington and North and hyn SSi9S fRIIS tGi
GordonsYiie except on Saturday, on WIG 10, ers.
leaves at p. NJ. This train connsess =. e,is.
Vile with tho night trains on the ofsWpSscHBChu
dria and Manassas railroad LOT
and WASHINGTON. p.SsESGEs
TRAIN viii run daily Except suaG ao,Ioss:
Stanton aud the White SULPHUR - ''" sis 4. J.
Arrive ~ White sulphur at..-'...'''';:SP. y
Leave White Sulphur sI...'.. '''..i,4, 2,
Arrive at stanton at. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ali poGs
Through tickets, at low rates, sold 20 a.
further iniormatioa may Do obtsiae"
company's offices. s,,n5sys.
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