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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-25
BY Isbell & Son,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FIFTEEN
L ACRES OF LAND, S.. n THE COUNTY
OF IIENRICO ABOUT TEN MI. ES ABoVETHE
CITY OF RICHMOND, AT AUCTION.-ty virtue
OF deed Of trlls. bearing date on the 24th day OF
July, 1867. executed hyP. o. Melton TO me as trls-
tee and duly recorded in the clerks office OF Hen
rico County Court, deed book So, page $40. and ut
the request OF the bcneflt ui-ies therein named,
viii sell ut auction, nj IIenrico County court house,
II O'Clock NJ, about FIFTEEN ACRES OF LAND
about ten miles above tie city of Richmond, bounded
by the lands of Mcssrs. Robert Melton, Joseph Mel
ton and Or. John NJ. Sheppard and fronting on the
old Mountain road also. the uDdi ylded Interest OF
the said =. . Melton IN the estate OF David Melton.
heing about FIFTEEN ACRES. The above land Is
said to be well wooded
Terms: Enough In cas-! TO pay expenses Of snie
and the sum Of 1925 with Interest thereon and the
balance on such terms rs the said p. o. Melton OF
his representative may direct 1T sale. .I
+. NJ. BUTLER,
my Is-w.SSl5ls, 90 25ttd Trustee
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= ilz7 BysN. b. Robins, k.4
.Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
4. -, giss.! lila Main street. f-ss5EN=Fsi

u rr z
"A VERY PRETTY AND ,ATTRAC-
IN TIVE BUILDING LOT, ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF GRACE STREET NEXT TO THE
CORNER OF EIGHTH STREET, FOX SALE Al
AIIyTION-At the owners request VIII sell nj
auction on the premises on q ;;:a Way
beauiiful BUILDING LOT located Is above de-
scbed fronting Is feet on The south ns Fl GEae s
street and running back between par.Gt n,s y
ts handsonle lot ought to attract the attention OF
every one who contenplates building residence nc
and wants to he convenient TO business ahd AT inc
same time be on the walks Of fashion, near 10
churches or Ill denominations, only one square irom
the CaDitol park, and within easy distance or the
iioyerior's house, the post-otfce. City Hall, and
other public buildings. The lot is just the Size Tor
q house Of modern arrangements ...-. -, ~;
W. B. ROBINS, Auctloneer.
The nrouerty above described not having been sold
Oh, the ay named lcection-dayj 1t win be- again Of
tered Oh TUESDAY EVENING, 18th Instant, al
The samr hour ". Il. ROBINS, -
mya5 AuctforrCr.
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by Grubb5 4 Williams,
Al,riioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

ITO MAKERS.-LEASING AT
i AUCTION OF MOST VALUABLE BRICK
CLAY BANKS. WITH THREE ACRES OF
LAND, 0NBAC0N,s QuARTEk BRA M, Mp u ,
WAY BETWEEN TIE RICHMOND AND
FREDERICKSBURG AND THE CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO RAILROADS, AT ACCfloS.-On
THURSDAY, 9Th Of June, at o'clock i. NJ, We
win lease at auction. upon the premises, for term
of three or five years what Is said by some OF the
most experienced brickmakers to be the r.rcst and
most valuable deposit of BRICK CLAY ever open.
ed or known of in this city. II Is believed 1t Will
make the hardest bricks OF all qualities. and by req
son Of its peculiar mineral formation will make the
finest stock bricks. of the best quality, that have
ever been turned out here.
Abundance OF water 1t hand the many facilities
for procuring wood for burning. and ample ground
for yards and sites for buildings for the operatives,
uru among the inducements offered Ia persons who
may wish to engage In the business of brick making
while the immense demand and high prices OBJ
taued for bricks makes il the most profitable biisi-
hess now carried on amongst us.
The beds have been only PARTIALLY explored but
already q depth Of about fourteen teel has been
reached, aud the indications are that the supply Is
inc xl,allstble. The most thorough examination
and testing Is desired before the day Of leasing In
q few days we will have specimens OF burnt bricks
made from the clay. For particulars. apply TO
= ....-E GRTBBS g WILLIAMS,
my9 Auctioneers.
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams.
Anctionecrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main anu Bank.

THE "WYANOKE ESTATE, WITH
l. ONE THOUSAND AND EIGHTY ACRES OF
LAND IN CHAIR. Els CITY COUNTY, onJAMEs
THT3SvFEo h M shEs ~ ~ AHR BEkpW
quest Of Mr.. Robert Dontat we Win sell at auction.
rp oeIo as M lhe noted ET
situated az above. II has river front Of about two
about two miles, thus enclosing The whole tract
with the exception Of abont half mile on the main
county road 10 the wharf distan. about half mile
from the cute leading into the farm. The estate Is
newly fenced with post sEd rail- and Is sutiv'ded
Into four fields, aud oWground pasture; 40 arfes
are in wheat 40 OF which have been seeded down 10
clover and 80 TO orchard grass; 10 IN cora. the
there are 600 acres Of wood land the river sulti
cient supply tine demands OF the ffm-and 10 TO
SO acres OF very valuable cypress thinker.
The buildings are very substantial, consisting Of
besides two garnet rooms and cellar the barn Is 30
by "a feet three stories high; stablng for twenty
horses, corn-hoses. quarters for large force and
ail the ether usual buildings. The orchard has about
peach and go apple trees or the most approved
The lawn contains q acres, orraInented with besu-
An Episcopal church Is within three miles OF ne
ansao sehe se mes distant s s public
about three and half miles. ,,.,. -
Steamers pass sssry ,a day To- aie
mSnd or 9. srs ss land has been repeatedly lined and
aned and is fertility is shown In the promise Of
the crops nov growing =, ).
yirgsnia having been In the family OF the present
owner for over two huadred years. II has always;
been regarded as one OF the very best estates on
an idea OF .ss beauty aud great value. {. @
Reference Is made 70 Major A. II. Drewry Of
George b. Harrison, OF Bfnndon; and Judge Joseph
Christian. Of tho supreme Court ct Appeals OK VIZ.
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w. b. ROBINS, Auctloneer.
BY Isbcll j. Son, -.I.
AuctIoneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

MOST EXCELLENT AND DESIRA
Vl BLY-LoCATED TFIREE-STORY BRICh
DWELLING (NO no. AND LOT, ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF CARY STREET BETWEEN
FIRST AND SECOND STREETS, FOR SALE Al
ACCTION.-We will sell on THURSDAY. Tic 3Otl
div of May, 1872, upon the premises, at O'Clock T.
M that most excellent and desirably-locaLel
.TIIREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING. and LOI
situate aud being Us above stated. -tg;. -
The improvements consist of the Dwelling, with
ten rooms, besides st0rerOOms, &C.. brick kitchen
with four rooms, newly-built clfvert, water CLOSETS
&c. s>..s' ~fs
Ihe lot fronts 81 feet Inch on Cary street. and
runs back l32 feet 10 al alley.
TERMS: Onc-third cash; balance at and J..
months for negotiable notes with pea cent. added
and secured by deed of trust
my o. ISRELL u SON. AuctionrcrS
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4 CoSDrCTOR THAT Could Nor BE TAKEN
H." one Of the cars Of a freight train,'
says the Syracuse Standard, (which went
east about / o'clock Friday afternoon was
loaded with corn. As the train passed, the
kernels literally strewed the entire ground
under the car and between the rails. Such
lot of free chicken feed hasn't been seen
for some time. Doves flew to the scene, and
boot-blacks lined the track, scraping up the
unground Johnny-cake. The richest part of
the story is to be told. The conductor OF
the train sat in one of the ears and looked
upon the open door. 4 good many OF Our
citizens. saw the corn running out, ana,
naturally enough, Signitied by gestures cN-
tr,lyaeant and otherwise that the conductor
was losing his freight. He smiled and shook
his head, made Sundry gyrations with his
fingers on his nose, rs much as to say, Gen
tlemen, you can't come any Of your tricks
over me! He had reached the tunnel before
he concluded that people in Syracuse were
crazy OF something must really be the mat
ter with his train. He concluded to take the
chances of being sold and make un eXalnina-
ton. Looking back. he saw mile-track
strewed with corn; Il hole in the car was
found, from which the kernels Were pouring
out at the rate of half 4 hundred bushels
per hour"
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NV James NJ. Tnylur,
10 = 'FsFFTN - NJ y " W.
Real Estate Agent ana Aiirfinilccr,
Office No. llln Main rlreci.

4 MOST DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT
N ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF MAl!sIiA T.
BETWEEN EIGHTH AND Ninth STHEE."
FOR SALE AT huCTIOS.--Wtll be sold "m Won
DAY The nth day OF May lS1?. on Tie promise; u
o'clock L. NJ, The ulDye-it-rribcd LOT, frohllhI
30 feet Marshall street AMI running back rs l'rl
ID m alley sixteen feet wide.
TERMS: One-ihrd cash; haLlnce al six and twclEc
months for negotiable notes, interest added md IT.
cured by dee'iof tri:st.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
IN AurInnlrI.
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II 10 very strange timt the linen manrfae-
turers have never offered reward for the
discovery Of sn antidote TO the paper-collary.
Louisville Courier, rssa: So
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FURNITURE. .xc.

II GATHRlGHT, + u RN Tu req
Ia DEALER. having moved ID the new kSAa,
sture No. IL Governor street, between Main III
md Franklin, keeps on hand large stock OF
the latest styles OF HOMEMADE and NORTH
ERN FURN1TURE: also, Lounges, Mattresses
bedding. &c: which will he sold at the lowest
prices for cash. II will be to the Interest OF buyer
10 give me call before purchasing elsewhere:
l.. CARTWRIGHT,
my Of I'm No. lG Governor street.
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BY Grubbs 4 Wlillams,
Anctiouccrs and Real Estate Agents,
EI.vruth street between Main ard Bank.

VRUSTEE'S SALE OF A BUILDING
i LOT ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF LEIGH. AID.
JOINING ST. MARk'S CHAPEL, FRONTING
TWENTY-FIVE FEET, AND RUNNING
BACK ONE HUNDRED FEET TO AN ALLEY
TEN FEET WiDE.-This LOT will be sold by me
the premises. Sale made In execution Of the pro-
visions of deed OF trust from Isaac Thomas Coo
lev dated 18th June 1870, and recorded In Richmond
Chancery Court office. - -. : ..
Z TERMS: At sale. =. W. GRUBBS, Trustee.
GpITpRs n WILLIAMS. Auctiuneers. my -
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HARDWOOD & RITTER, &

HARWOOD & RTTTER, a
Ii GOVERNOR STREET, "
RICHMOND, VA, ~
are now Offering the largest and most elegant
stock of FUR NlTURE and MATTRESSES that has
been seen in the city since The war we are receiF-
ING nv every steamer, and also manufacturing, 4
great many new styles. All In need VI articles in
our line should see our stock before buying, as we
nnot he un,.erso!d IN this State. We are now sell
ing a new STYLE Of FOLDING BED, very strong and
cheap suitable for Offices, stores, and families Come
and see It. Amongst our stock will he found BED
STEADS, BUREAUS, -WARDROBES, SIDE
BOARDS, DESKS, CHAIRS, TABI rs, PARLoR
FURNITURE, CHAMBER FURNITURE, with d
great variety of other articles. -.
e'>'' HARDWOOD & RITTER.
apll Governor street, Richmond, Va.
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s0URTlI TRACT.
GALE OF TWO VALUABLE TRACl@

- OF LAND IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY !:
yA.-~As commissioner vi gale In the case 6"
Nichols 5 executors rs. Shelton, &c, ia Nelson 'ii
cuit Court, tile undersigned win offer for sale nEo'
the PREMISES. the highest bidder. at public 40
ton. on FRIDAY the :lst day. 81 Iar Is, hT'
TWO TRACTS OF LAND belonging 10 joan ~
Shelton, Ia Cumberland county. containing
ONE HUNDRED and EIGhTI,SiS' tns u ', HIy
FIVE HUNDRED and TEN ACRES--ina AL FL
HUNDRED and NINFTY-SiS ACRES. all, ,,i,,,f
This land lies on and near the NOUN on W MI
river; was purchased 0f Augustus y. saiih, anu
him Of X. =. Watkins. ..o,,
This Is valuable land. has Two excellent tsip,
upOn It. and can ts yiled into two valuable iai"
OF convenient siEs. Buyers OF land Oh i!r nie =.
the cauai are Inv tied 10 examine fiis'se $50 iI' AZ
Joining and attend the sale. !, ..rs ,.1
'tTEgMs: Cash enough 20 defriy costs OF st!s ''
suit For the residue OF the pnrchase iD9r "
credit In equal l,stamenis OF ore, Two. alo
wears, viii ba given upon the purchaser go, go,
bonfss With good personal security. hartpe hei'rI
frusl the day Of sale. The title will be ssa'hs'
ultimate security, -. =, n.
Possession FOR seeding will be given on tir ~ "
October, aud fali possession Oh the Isl OF
1914, 49,. - -, .5,l- r. ,,,t.,,, far
se I SSIrnsTos. Va. NY il-sit
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rrST DR 1.ETtExsa.
r = 1sT az LETTERS RJsM AlSl!NsGe. !, .i .
1S TI,r RICHMOND poST-6FFICE MAY %,
LIST.

NJ sr.s ear,ing for letters In this list WI pelsse
r : AdyertIset, IT not called TOT ~ t1 a 49,
ELL ,i no sent 10 the Dead Letter Once III ISL
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By wellington Godain,
Real Estate Auctioneer. 81
corner of Eleventh and Bank stra,,s

VALU ABLE RESIDENCE AEpLAP
racHEp osr Al sskss sTr xE OF f9Ts a.
AND " ESTI.iNEtO OF EIGHTH STREET, ~
TMEHS cdAf ASP tEIsH SIFEEJs
TERMS.-At the request or the owner. whos .Il'
TO remove from the city, shall sell at anction %"
the premises, on MONDAY NEXT the 37th M, va
most conveniently arranged BRICK AMI s'rn en-
COED RESIDENCE, with Mansard roof, ,ocat,I ~
above. The lot has front OF about 20 feet. and ~
depth of l92 feet to sfStecn-so5t alley ' 1
&. The dwelling has within tho past seven yc,rq t
renioteed and enlarged At cost OF about soSs1'
now contains about eighteen rooms, and is nlo,,
aud possesses all Of the comforts and modern ir'
provements usually found in tirSt-clas- esrIii,,
ment, and with ampleaccommodatlons for serysui'
Also, the LAND lying to the south OF The dwcIu,e
aud extending 10 Clay street, hayng.a trout nT 49,
feet the east line Of Seventh street. and ish
Of l22 feet to the said alley. . EE F''
Also. the LAND OIL the west line of Eighth ,,Tc.,
extending 30 Clay street having front Of ?,g f.g
and depth Of l22 feet to the alley aforesaid. The
city culyert passes through these lots. thus atIotdn
fne facilities for drainage. '7
These lots win be sold in parcels of couyenIeu:
Size according TO plat to be exhibited At the hour
The foregoing real estate Is located In a,et an,
delightful ncighlporho0d, convenient to mark",
churches, andto the usual places Of business.
and twelve months. for negotiable notes !Diern,
added, secured by deed OF trust; but Inc nur
chasers OF the vacant lots may have the optics, Of
taking perpetual leaseholf therefor at an anpu,
ground rent OF nine per cent. the purchase mo
ney, redcemable after five years on such terms and
conditions As may lie announced at the time Of sale
The taxes aud insurance for ~? 10 he paid nv die
purchaser. er W. GOnDlN.
nv 90 Anctoncrr
L'LUUR MILL AND LCMBER-HOISf
Il FOR SALE AT tUCTloN.-For The purrc,,
Of division We willscll At auction on THU RSibAI
the 9TH day of June next at IL O'clock, the prrni-
SEES, that valuable FLOUR MILL ANA LUMBER
HOUSE known a8 the Manchester Mills.
TIE mill Is &c by ts feel, and the lnubrr-h",c -
by 10 feet seven storir, nigh: built 81 stone al
brick OH the original granite fniihdation. The nil
has 10 pair Of burrS, with capacity for grinding Dt
barrels Of -four in twenty four E0urj: ana beng iu,-
medlatcly on the river, possesses great facic far
receiving and shipping.
The property Is In good condition. with every -"
quisite for operating the ensuing season.
should persons ut Il distance desire dc!hi!-
ed description, Ii will be furnished or application To
the subscribers. ....r....-
TERMS: One-foHrth cash balance at one. two, an,i
three years credit for negotiable notes satislac'u-
riy secured bearing interest from tue day OF sale
-. JAMES DUNLOP,
rE- ~-.a ..s aa- THOMAS W. MCCANIF,
surviving partners of the firm OF DUNLOP, Mos
CURE 4 Co, aid executors Of liGry ". MCncurc.
deceased. " my l.
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By Wellington GoddiE,
kuctIonccr and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

THREE HALF-ACkE. LOTS (Nos. 3l5,
L $40, AND 3Is,l IN DuYAI.'S ADDITION
OPPOSITE TO THE HAM CEMETERY: FOX
SALE Ar AUCTIOS.-WiIl be sold at auction, on
the premises, on THURSDAY the 5Oth OF May;
1872 at O'Clock p. NJ :, the THREE HANDSOME
ALF-AC GRE LOTS located us above, adjoining the
property Of the late William Barrett, to be divided
Into fifteen lots, each SO by 80 feet The new bridge
across Bacon's Quarter branch adds greatly 10 the
value of these lots. s.. .,
The plat of survey can be seen at my office
TppMS: At sale. 1900. . w. GODDIN, 81.
INV Ok ' AuctiOncer.
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NTOTICE.-As agent for Mrs. Lucy Cleas-
BY Of the sssS s, p h ,s aid
ea,Ia s,e nntifsei 10 Come forward and settle the
Without Persons sy tss s sinn nr asans
hsrore me, ut nay office, on Hull be-
saea sevsni and EIshti streets, Mancheater
= - JAMES A.lIsARkE,Aa i as law.
Manchester, Nay ~ is1s, my a-Ta&sst
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents,
No. l2l2 Main street. o

No. l2l2 Main street. .
DRAINED STORE AND A n E A I
Il FRAMED COTTAGE ADJOINING THE
SAME, CORNER OF MONROE STREET AND
BROOK AVENUE, FOR SALE AT PUBLIC
tlI(sIiON-Wc Shall. ut the request OF the owner,
s. at public auction. on the premises, OH I'll tS-
DAY tie nth day Of June, 49,, at o'clock T.. NJ.
that vallIabe property located as above described.
rhc store has over il Il dwelling containing four
rooms, Kitchen, &c., With a neat front cntIzlnce
The COTTAGE contains five rooms; Kitchen. &C.;
the front yard of which has IN 1t large quantity OF
iowcI,s anil slrl,tllbcry In the yard there Is !
large g1aue arhor Of the most select kind and good
many fruit trees.
TERMS OF SALE: VIII be cash as 10 oilc-,hfd Oh
the nIIrch;Ise money! the residue ut six and twelve
months for negotiable notes, Interest ad'ied secured
by q trust deed: tile taxes and Insurance for the cur
LYME & BROTHER,
my os-o5 o.. ag 80, ie35. .iuSll tuctonCerS.
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REAL ESTATE FuE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE-.By virtue Of the l0si vii and testament
Of William Sin M S, desASed o. Mah'"mi ",,"
THURSDAY the 9TH day Of juno, l.f! the foo"i"!
tracts of land:
FIRST TRACT,
The SEVILLE TRACT contains ONE Ifi'A-
Di:ED AND KiNETY-fHREE nND 4 HALF
ACRES, Including slxty-i~o acres or woCaltnL
This tract has Inducements To capitalists, ami
exceedingly yanaeie On 1t b. r"nm"d i,s%, t
houses for such farm. Ais" Large mcrciani-i.!i
and sw-ulil, with an abundant and constant supp!y
Bile st0rehouse for mercantile business. cardrs
machine, cooper shop. blacksmith shop &C., &C.
This s OF l on the y na o M
tile section the country 10 producing all thecerra,
fruits, grasses, &c, for which the Piedmont section
is noted The orchard on u L. good one. nc
cleared land H. originally of the finest quality. lie
hin land stones gradually s0ntit lo The river ii J.
fifteen miles from GofdonSy llle ten t,om 5lada-"
Courthouse, and FIVE from StaGardsyilir
SECOND TRACT.
The WAYLAND TRACT contains GEE MT.
DkE,D AND EIFTY-THREE AND HAY
1CKES. and Is In Madison county, shout one aud
half miles from the first hained tract ~ fhcIe i
All abundance OF line timber The building are
quite ordinary THIRD TRACT.
The WHITE TRACT contains ONE HuSpkEh
ACRES and Is IN Greene county mar RncEr''-
Vile and the swift River ana R%shlnpnhm tnfnr'Ne'
which leads IA E0rI"liathic. liirfc - nh' li"'"
on this tract, but no buildings.
s0URTu TRACT.
The POWZEE TRACT contains about ON
HUNDRED AND Thirty ACRES. and iie7 ~
Greene county about one mile from lie SrTlihf
tract or This tract thcr: twenty use acre u.
line creek bottoms; the upland originally quiz"
good. Buildings moderate.
For the purchase money the purchasers Win IL re-
ouircd to give bonds with good personal security
,iayalc In three equal annual instruments, carlnk
Interest from the day Of aae. and the lille to ~
Lands viii I've Retained a. additional security Ghii
the purchase money 4, paid Tie titles are i!ic'ri
20 be uBlIestOnab!c. ,.
d,y Of gale - -l@'rt WILLIAM l.. EARLY,
administrator G. T. a. OF William SINUS. deccaar'i
i3-jW
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yTERY VALUABLE REAL EsTA'

= FOR .SALE-EAT FIEIiI SWt,,f,.. Md
THE TOWE OF FARMyiLLE,I3S. -. ,,n " n
O'Clock RI NJ that valuable property knomn y 80 s
,IARMIIi.I,f FEMALE G3Ll,EGEs, ,a hne 's TIE
LOT enntsins over an acre OF land with bnc gaI
and front grove OF Shade trees The si'ans or
brick, three stories hish, containing ex ~ he test
matsrlai Throughout, and In perfect goci repair,
wei, ossssyerIaiiinS water In the s,ra. @G &C., Ih.
most dssirabia properly ll,at has been sold IN fs''
vile for many years. ~ a., nav Of
s.i i $3.50 'ts' H. s. PATLErI,
s saie' ft2tt u ~ il. D. t'kAHtEi,
~ 90. 55, ~ II IL: s. j. Il. GRAY.
4. j. DAVIS
~. sks3 W. g. VENARLE,
my,s-as,a,v H. 4. WARREN.
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by Robertson Bronaush,, aat
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,f
= ssi Manchester, Va. 49,. I .

A...DEsTRABLE. HOUSE AND LOT, IN
n MANCHESTER, FUR sALE-sBy, rSaSe est o.
The owner. we will sell ut auction on SATIRDAi.
Nav 18th, 1872 ut O'Clock y. NJ, GOOD FRAME
HOUSE on Fourteenth street near the Old coal-car
raIlroad, In Manchester containing tnree looMs;
AS tIiis property Is in good condition and cnnve;
,.Icntly located, parties Wishing 70 secure SoGo
home win do well to attend the sale. ~.
= TERMS: Made known ON day of sale. q. EAf
- .sz-sz5s ROBERTSON d BR0SAUGH, p
nv II Auc:inncers
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E'STKAi.-Taken up on my premi- EEssS
Il \ 1.-THE estate Of Richard Rens), the 5Ea1.-
Scuiaetown road, IL small RED COW, With white
buck. The owner will please CALL pay expenses, ana
take her away.
my 1i-1t F, NJ. BIRD,
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.. BY Edward B. ,NewburHr
Real Estate Agent and Aucttoncer,
~ No. 1GlI Main street. = g,-ts

Y FULLY-LOCATED BUILDING LOTS, IN
\ DLY-1MPROVING PART OF SIDNEY,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION -On< SATURDAY
the 18th day Of May at o'clock 7. NJ, VIII sell on
The prenii scsthnse TWO BEAUTIFUL VACANT
LOIS located at the southeast corner OF Beverly
and Laurel streets having front on Laurel street
Of 30 feel each and running back lis rect 10 tWen-
ty-frot Iicg.
Slc.Ial attention Is called to the fact that Laurel
street j. uov icing graded, which Will Inuch enhance
tic value of Ills property and Improve this Wtoie
section. -.. IF -..sMs '.' ~... 81.
TERMS III sale. 80.
NY a3-tds l.. i. NEW bEhS' AuctHietr'
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BY ". b. Radcliffe. Auctioneer,
No. 1912 Main street. ST.

BY ". b. Radcliffe Auctioneer, -.i
No. 1912 Main street. . .i...
MY NEXT REGULAR WEEKLY SALE
fl viii luke place OIL MONDAY, 27th instant, al
INV store 1912 Main street, commencing at hatf-pasi
10 O'Clock A. NJ, when will offer at auction large
and well-assorted stock OF GROCERIES: &C, CON
sistingof -
BACON SIDES, SHOULDERS. and HAMS, a
COFFEES and SUGARS, .- 10. s-
GREEN and BLACK TEAS, s-5a.t
MACkEREL aud HERRlNGS,
CANDLES and SOAP, r
SYkIPS and VINEGAR,
MUSTARD aud PEPPER, ......t,.e
PAPER and TWINE,
..z BLACKING aud BRUSHES, &C:
10 which the attention Of the trade Is Invited.
W. Is. RATCLIFFE,
my Of AurtiOuerr. n
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DEPARTURES or STEAMERS.

DOR PHI l. AID + p H | A.-<nGff!5Fsse,
l. The steamer ALLIANCE, Captain :sssSllit1sg..-5
LIVINGSTON, will receive freight for the above por
till MONDAY the ut instant ut II O'Clock.
Freight taken for all parts Of Pennsylvania. New
Jersey. and Delaware. also for Norfolk ami New Or
leans, NJ low rates.
Passage TO Philadelphia. including meals and state
room. 50. W. L. PORTER. Agent,
my 25-2t No. 24o.) Dock street.
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LOST, STRAYED, DC.

7 OST, Il RED-MOROCCO POCKET
IL BOOK, with Gcrnan-silver clasp; lost on the
2l!h Of last month (Apri. $3.50 reward will be paid
If returned to this Office with the contents In 1t.
nv a5-ltk *-f~s.e