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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-11

Es- -, Il.,&
fmc.oo has, been burnt out, it Is true, 9ais
e .nx one Iabors under the impression ti''ls :
her IN married men. are suffering the pangsIo.
rnoyerty. or her beautiful women the hoIig on
IF ssnothipg to Hear,o suele persons Insas
have been considerably astonMhed had sne .er
he happened to call at the residence Oh w. ya
Palmer. corner of Fourteenth street ana . Ma.
bas d, avenue. ON New:Year's day. ON tR lar
o o,c Nh. Potter Palmer received ner
yi., IN handsome brown brecade dress
tpimmed !, with rows Of pheasant breasts and
looped with scarlet f.lsclas. , one e ain.
m ua,,I in her far, and on her ingsrs two ,o
,ip,ts "s worth at least $4,000. AL told tieI
diamond ornaments represented each sa1 y drss
W WI, s ppobabIy,not far from nth
.Tenkins in The Chicago Tribune. !.
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RAILROAD LINES.
81 - M ID u a zsss:;7

@A Sd asl M H - ssss;szs;
.pICHMONDi3AND DANVILLE RAIL
HI ROaD.--On and..after December /, 1871:
4.cI GOING. WEST
Train No. Through passcDger) leaves Ricl mord
daily Except Sundays &c 4:05 A. III. leaves Dan
Vile at 1903 A. NJ; arrives at Greensboro at lie
Train No. . tLynchburg passengcr) leaves Rich.
Z, M, s..:,.r ics-. - tfgAt
Train No. II Through mail and exnrcss) leaves
Richmond daily at e:i0 r. NJ; leaves Danvile dsy
at lo:M 7. NJ. arrives at Greensboro daily at ii:
- }t.1 GOING EAST. -.
/ Train No. IL Through mall and express) leaycs
Greensboro daily at 1850 +. NJ; leaves DanvilIc
daily at le;l2 I, ~. arrives at Richmond daily a.
Train No. 9 fthrongh passrnger) leaves Greens.
boro, daily (except Sundays ut HOS A. M; leaves
DaIlyile at l27 I. ~; arrives at Richmond at sal
TraintEo. 10 fLynchburg passcnger) leaves Lynch
burg daily at $40 A. NJ; leaves Brkevllle at +.
NJ. arrives ut Richmond at z. NJ.
Trains Nos. and II connect 1T Greensboro with
trains on the North Carolina railroad for all points
south. g t
Train No. connects at Burkeville with train on
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad for ali
points southwest and south.
THROUGH TICKETS TO all points south and
southwest. cali be procured at the ticket Office In
Richmond, and Of L. f. WALKER, Agent of the At
street, Richmond.
Papers that have arrangements to advertise the
schedule Of this company M Plsi1e Print as above
D., - y. f'l General Freight and Ticket Agent
TN. R. TALcorT Engineer and supatntend.
ent,,' aus.
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BY James N. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and kuctioneer,
No, lilo Main street. Psi ~

TRUSTEES SALE OF. AN UNDIVIDED
Il MOIETY OF THE REAL ESTATE IN THE
CITY OF RICHMOND FORMERLY OWNED
AND OCCUPIED by THE VIRGINIA Steel.
COMPANY AT AUCTION.-Dy virtue OF decd
of trust executed March A. 1850 by Trial Wells 10
William II. Macfarland and POwhatan ltolertss
trustees, TO secure tile payment OF certain nohti
dated March d. 1859, for $1,000 bcrng interest from
date aud default having been ,Ne in the payment OF
said bond and being required so to do by the bene-
fciary in said deed l. us substitute trustee appointed
by the Circuit Court OF Richmond will offer for sale
at public auction, on TUESDAY the 30th day Of JAN
uary 1872, If fair If not the next fair day there
after,) on the premises, ut 80 O'Clock p. M that
undivided moicty described in said decd as follows
to wit, The REAL ESTATE in the city of Rich
mond situated on the north sido of James river
between Eighth and Ninth streets, fronting 1873 feet
on the south side Of Iaxalls Mill canal and extend
ing back between parallel lines $50 feet TO- taines
river, together with that large BRICK WORK
SHOP thereon with tie right of Loo inches Of water,
under four-foot pressure, taken from the Franklin
Paper Mill and tlie works below. This property,
from Its ceitral location and water privileges for
manufac Turing purposes, may be considered among
the mIst valuable now in the market.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance at four, eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest
added secured by decd OF trust
a plat Of the above property may he seen ut the
','~e - ''' JAMES ALFRED JONES,
Substituted Trustee.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR. AuctiOncpr. In 4
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lll3 Main street.

BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.-50L LOTS
ID of FIVE ACRES EACH, adjoining Richmond
the cast. and the site Of the one hundred or
acres lately y Inc Gsnnt at it
eastern terminus. These lots are beautifully stu
ated for building purposes, and have comnMnd-
Ing country. They sufficiently near the site pur-
chased by the railroad TO be convenient 70 any one
doiug business there. and far enough from IL 10 AVOID
the noise and hustle incident thereto.
WOODYILLE LOTS.-loO BUILDING LOTS III
the origual plan of the town Of W99dyille, owned
of beautiful fable land, situated ut the northern
terminus of Twentyfifth street, near Fairfield race
course, and is divided into lots Of thirty or more
feet front aud ono hundred and thirty or more feet
8iNCHEsTER LoTs.-7s LOTS Of / ACRE
diton TO Manchester. These lois arc pleasantly ana
healthily located To people Of moderate mean cam or
such as intend TO build, great inducements VIII Ds
offered. The increasing growth OF Manchester,
which will be greatly enhanced by the completion OF
plated annexation 10 Richmond, should make these
lots aisstyg u to those laying snnf e rsin
that shtful part of Richmond called Church Hill
Since the determination OF the city to tunnel Church
IIIl; and the purchase made by the Chesapeake and
made for property in that locality BY those who pre-
dict that Church Hill win be the place OF residence
for that large class of citizens whose business con-
meet them with the water course and tile Chesapeake
OREGON HILL LoTs-es BUILDING. LOTS
III tltL lttIFONtN Iitu EEoN1itr Va nlShhsOnu
called Oregon Hill, having fine view OF the city,
the falls of James river, and the country adjacent
No part of Richmond has improved more since the
war than Oregon Hill, and none promises hand-
soincr return for money invested Houses are daily
being built there by and for that respectabe and
sturdy class of citizens ~hosc steady habits and con-
slant employmcntats the Tredegar Iron Works en-
able them 10 pay their rcnts promptly when due.
SHOCkOE HILL LOTS-SeYerl BUILDING
LOTS on the west end OF MARSHALL and Clay streets,
suitable for people OF moderate means.
Several beautiful BUILDING LQIS on the west
end of Broad street, nearly opposite the Baptist
College, No lots around II lenond are better situa-
ted than these, and with the removal OF the Frcde
ricksburg railroad, anticipated must greatly en-
nance In value.
and Grace Streets In various localities, west OF Fifth
street s!ss%
Pine, Grove, Federal MainS and Cary streets, near
a beautiful BUILDING LOT on Clay street be-
tween Fourth and Fifth strtets. . )
A desirable BUILDING LOT on Third street be-
tween Duv;1 and Baker.
Several desirable BUILDING LOTS In Rockets
near the Baptist church, Apply to 9Ff
Real Estate Agents and Anstioaeers-
ia Civ iI13 MaiI strcet.
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!. AucrIDN sAz.is--Fasare bays. ].
IS 80 ny srubbs 6 Williams, fsss !
Auctiuncers and Real Estasa Agents, I
= 7rin.,,rtl, ri roax flastypnfi Main aiiA Bank

'Y.4OMAfIssloNER SALE OF ,V.ALUA.
IEBLE LANDS NEAR KICHMoND, BEING
"A PART. OF THE CRA1GTON. .EsFATEs-Ii
execution Of tecree OF the Circuit Gnupg OF Hen
rico entered on the nth October, ls7g, In the cse dI
;sH.M. Smith and NiM %. Christians executor and
Gls.,n tic 1ndersigned, special commissioner
thereby appointcst will sell ut auctions npoii Hie
premises on MONDAY, nd OF january. ls7., COM
finericing at AZ O'Clock M. the following LhsU
being mart Of the. Craigt0n estate, OF whcn ule
late DR. William A. Christian died seized wing about
three and one-ifalf miles east of Richmond
Il First, 1.-THE PRICE TRACT, containing TWU
HU NOR f D AND YENTYlSEVES AMI
ACRES, lying near the Craig
Ton road: nbout 100 acres high land, and the re.
mainder. including about30 acres OF woods In second
low grounds and n,eaaows, sllitabe for grass ana
corn. 49,, s. ~ =, -. &.
each lying on esch Side Of the Crigtpn road NOS;
and being cleared; No. g. onc-lnlf cleared, INC
fiIe other In wood, some Of them very neSy Ihe
sale of tlnsa lots will commence with No1 tnearest
the cftyl and proceed In regular ortnr. ,S 3.t,
These ihrds are wen adapted to fruit-grow1bK and
trucking. The upiands are light, gnfcSs and pro-
ductye; the bottom lind Is very riciit The access
to the city is by good roads, AND the neishborood Is
- Piats of tie land can be seen 1.-THE Office of the
aucioneers. s,Era ~ .s.,li at,33t fEf,,i -.
TEENS: One-fourth cash balance ut six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. With In
terest added. Title retained by the court until the
notes are paid. Purchaser TO pay taxes for 1871.
- JOHN A.. COKE, Commissioner 5
CRITTERS &c WILLIAMS. A uctioncerS. ~ - Ia
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AUa.fisrsaLRs...Yeul fs.lEs psya.
4. q ks by H. GoidiIl, 4 s, :5fs
z Real Estate Agent and huctioneer,
20 corner Efes entiii1 md Bank sttcets E;
r,nA MIssIoNERs, S AEsEhOF NERY:

COMMISSIONERS SAEsEhOF. NERf;
" VALUABLE .EEIYATE RES b 4 s.y ~ ~ 3
THE NORTH STDE,QF MAIN BEs1sSMs ~ FL, g q
RIRSTlhNDiF0USHEE STREEfS1 AND YEk1
OF Oh edit. .Afy virtue ,9f o
decree of thu Cslalcery Court OF f.k etsY is AcI-
mond pronUhced on the stii 6f ucccInber, 1871, in
The cuse of Harrison, Gohdln e Apperson who sue
&C.. against I IL DibreIl and Gfs.,We shall, ms CONF
misaenors merely pressea e ssil e. pm
of Janlary, 1872, at O'Clock P fairi II not
the first far day thereafter. that LARGE AND De-
STRAIGHTFORWARD RESIDENCE situated. as,
above, now I'M the occupancy OF Dir. DihrelL Tfg
lot has IN frortof SIS feet aud depth of 1854 feet
with the privilege OF wide alley, aud this. buildings
thereon are admirably adapted large family
he property will be sold subject TO fhs contingent
right of dover or Mrs. Dbrs " - seldom that 30
desirable residence Is offered at aneifon.
TERMS. Enotefi In cash To deftiy costs of suit and
expenses % sale, and rs to tho residue, credit or
oe two md three years, In equal Tor
inegotilbc notes Interest added, and title retalned
tilt all ofithe purchase money be fully paid and
ordered by the court. ,, y ~ ~
{ - - JAMES PLEASANTS, 80
~ 80 y # JOHN HOWARD, 80
es3iSs. j 80 tf.zt AfARSIIELL III GILLIAN,
fa3 80 ~. 5-.stgtT y Commissioners.
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BY Grnbl,s & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

i ARGE SALE OF BANkRUPTS'
H LhNDS.-On MONDAY. 18Th of January, com.
mcucinS ut O'Clock T. NJ, III front OF the Uniieit
St,lcs c,sio,n-housc, we will sell at auction. by
re,Iicst of the asslgnccs, about FIFTEEN TRACTS
or LAND, lying in Ilenrico, Hanover, Caroline;
embracing about FIVE THOUSAND ACRES Or
LAND.
These tracts range in size from 80 to lG2s acres
each: the most of them have good improvements,
and some of them really very valuable estates.
Also valuable FIGURING, CORN, ana SAW
MILL In King William county, and
Richmond. 40,
The attention of the public is invited to this sale,
rs Ii will offer good opportunity for investment
For particular descriptions, the advertisements
in the Erening State Journal.
TAO Auctioneers.
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BY A. C. pulli;lm, Auctioneen
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
~ AND LOT, ON THE &C CORNER !2ssIE OF n ST;
CITY OF RICH8f0Np.--B virtue or n decree OF
the Chancery Court OF the city of Richmond, enter
ed on the 7th day Of December, 1871 In the chancer
suit of Eubank a. Pullam and ais, we will sell at
public auctions MONDAY the 18th day of Janu-
airy, on the premises 1t O'Clock 7. NJ, the HOUSE
and LOT situated as above described, the lot front
Zig 81 feet On Federal street and running back l2o
feet TO an alley In common.
TERMS: Sufficient in cash to pay note OF SsS5.40,
with interest from October 18th, 1871; balance of
$s7.o2 due upon another note. aud the costs OF this
sale and the expense of obtaining the above decree
The balance on such terms Early Corbln may d.
rect. JAMES II. DOOLEY, &
- WILLIAM ]. CLOPTON,
io5 Special Commissioners
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Ry-A. c. Pulilam, Auctioneers

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., THATYALU-
Il ABLE PROPERTY, ON THE WESTSID OF
L0CUsT.ALI,EY LATELY USED AS a TO
Solomon Davis, Esq, viii sell ut public auction, on
the preuiigts on THU RSDAY tile 18TH day Of yan,s-
airy, slss2, at 81 O'Clock p. NJ, the two BRICK
the west side of Locust alley. The two houses front
together Il feet inches and run hnrk 90 feet, more
or less. A plat OF tho premises VIII DC SHOWN NJ
sale. ,,,:1f.;,, ia -spstE; =. }5 !sfff t,,1sl
TEHhs .One-fotlrt cash; balance In; negotiable
notes with interest added secured by trust deed upon
the premises, at one, two, and three years *,
In 4 s., G, pIlLLIAM, AuctloBeer.
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DyLcc s. Goddin, Auctioncers,
No. I1l3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE or ,VALUA-
RICHMOND AND COUNTY, OF HENRlCo. AZ
AUCTION.-By virtue of decree of the Circuit
Court Of the city of Richmond of The 18th Decclil-
her, Instant, in the case of the Commonwealth Of
Virginia against Z. H. lufinann (latc sheriff of Hen,
commissioners appointed under said decree win pro-
coed to sell ut public auction, on tho premises the
following real estate and In the 9r}er ADVERTISED,
81 O'Clock p. NJ, certain LOT situate at the corner
Of Clay and Hancock streets fronting about thirty
e %o Feet Feet o w,de With the ' imnroVsmcnts thereon
consisting of FRAMED DIV ELLING, SC.
And Immediately afterwards, one LOT. with such
Improvements rs may he thereon, near the corner
Leigh and Henry Streets fronting ify-one feet on
the south side of Leigh street. and running back 100
n mir. t fcf f2l nm Wm ni eac lot
After which we will sell that LOT or LAIR with
the improvements thereon, situate ON cattarihe
arnc street so feet and running hack oa rect To an
alley, and THREE AND 4 HALE FEET OF LOT
No. so. In the city of Richmond. o,,,
And Immediately thereafter we will sell that LOT
OF GROUND, with such improvements rs may be
thereon, situate Oh the north side Of Leigh street IL
point $50 feet from The western line of Fishers
running wcstwarly, fronting so feet on Leigh street.
and extending back lis feet to III alley twenty feet
wide.
And OH WEDNESDAY the 18th day Of January,
1872. we will sell The MISUNDERSTANDING KEAi,
ESTATE-ylz., at % O'Clock 7. NJ, that LOT o..
LAND, with the improi cmcnts thereon, lying on
Federal street, in Duval's addition, known in SAID
addition part of Lot No. IS, commencing on inc
north side OF Federal street 20 feet Inches from hc
corner of said street AMI st Stephens street. fronting
20 feet inches on Federal street. Win u drpu! OF
So feet Also, q certain other I.DT, with the I'M
proycments, situate Federal street. knownas Lot
No. IS In Duvas addition, fronting Federal street
20 feet inches, and running to the corner of st.
Stephens street 80 feet.
And Immediately afterwards, say at 5E O'Clock l..
NJ, that LOT OF LAND lying on Brook turnpike.
with the improvements. adjoining the property OF
Peter Lawson, fronting so lcet on the west line ol
Crook turnpike and extending back ITO feet
After which we will sell That lot known rs LOT
No. in Solomon Marks plan Of Duyal's addition,
situate Oh the north side of BacOns Quarter branch,
fronting feet street thirty feet wide, and run
ming hack $50 feet. together with such improvements
as may he on said lot.
TERMS OF SALE: Onc-Gfth cash; the residue In
equal installments at six, twelve, eighteen, and
twenty-four months for negotiable notes, with intc-
rest ut six per centum added, and the legal title re-
tanned by the court until the entire purchase money
is paid. JAMES &: TAfLOR;
JOHN A. MEREDITH,
i. L. TURNER,
Special Commissioners.
Sale conducted by LEE s GODDIS, lib Main street.
de 29-tdS
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
:, RAILROAD COMPANY. ;

RICHMOND, VA, August S, 1871. J
THE TRAINS ON THIS ROAD run as
i follows: ,.......
2 2sS A.: and leave Petersburg at 400 A. NJ aud
Freight and accommodation trains leave Richmond
ut A. NJ and 4a0 L. NJ, and leave Petersburg al 10
The 3is 4. NJ. train will not leave Richmond on
SUNDAYS. and the TO p. NJ. train Will not leave
Passengers for Norfolk will tlke the 30 +. ".
daily train and these from Norfolk will connect al
Passengers from Clover Hill will take the $40 A.
NJ. train on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays:
and returning leave Richmond on The same days al
The, mail trains will stop only at Chester.
TheS A. NJ. train will connect ut Petersburg with
the Atlantic, mississippi and Ohio railroad for
'SLEEIifNG-GARs on the $50 z. NJ train, running
7au ! ~ Ticket and Freight Agent.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" ROAD.--Ou and after September LIST rASSIN-
GER TRAINS will leave Richmond tSundays cA-
't ESQ x. M.-lMNIL TRAIN for the White Sulphur
Springs connectiins at Gor don, WIN hs oS"
North, and LynchbuIp and South.
gas r. ALTON TEAM for Cor
louisville, except on SATURDAY, on which day i leaves
ut l.. NJ. This train connects ut Gororsvile With
the night trains on the Orange, Alexandria and Ma
TGS. i fu'i'.@ ''' = :, ~ ','
Through tickets, ut low rates. sold 10 all points
Northwest and Southwest
Storage tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown
Amsterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg, lia'rc' H4i'cr'ani'
Bergen, Copenhagen. and GCthcubre, To al polGs
on tl; road can he b0ugh. Of the General Ticket
Agent ut Richmond bc Or,tcfcd through any
station agent Oh tie road.
Farther information may be obtiined al the Com
pinyS Offices.
No passenger trains on Sundays.
A. II. PERRY, General Superintendent
JAMES f. NEriIERLAND, General Ticket Agent.
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REAn ESTATE Ar PRIVATE SALE.

7TO TIMBER-G ETTERS.- sale, a tract
ONE-FOUKTH ACRES OF LAND, lying inmc-
diatcy the AInttapon river, In Caroline county
five mi es from Pamela station, Richmond ana freq
-crickslrg railroad. About six hundred acres are In
heavy ORIGINAL growth of Heart pine, oak, and HEX
ory about hundred acres OF second-srOWth pine,
and the residue open land and low grounds Address
WILLIAM II. BRhNDEil, JR..
-...... Richmond Va.
TERMS. Liberal il 9-2w*
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1871 WINTER 1871
lC5 /. ARIA NGEME NT. IOf 10
SCHEDULE OF RICHMOND. FREDEH!CES-
BURG AND POTOMAC ROUTE.

TJT TATT M
THROUGH TRAINS leave the depot corner oil
BY ri and Eighth streets us follows:
THE DAY TRAIN daily ut $40 \. NJ: arrives IN
Washington ut 1915, Baltimore except on Sundaysl
ii 9:i5, Piiiatlcpha ut CTS, and New York at LOCO
The NIGHT TRAIN daily except on Snndaysl nj
Sa5 =. NJ. ,,,.,
The DAY TRAIN arrives In Richmond al u
=. VI. ,,,v,n.
days eXccptcd) ut $3.50 j. ~. ,u,c,.,
The ACCOMMODATioN. TRAIN for Mili"Tn1
ai s.So p. NJ: arrives In Richmond at s:lo \. Vi.
The FREIGHT TRAINS leave on Tuesdays ana
Fridays at 6,:5 A. H. or,,,Y p,c-
GAGE CHECKS to all principal points lorth'e As''
and west. 1 T,,r,,
Company,s office, corner Of Broad and EisHn
Ticket Office. corner Of Byrd and Eighth streets.
j. B. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent;
EFT d. MYERS. General Superintendent. e'
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XUCrIoN Sale, lIhi. nay.
BylThomas W9Kecsee, Ancfsonder, -
No. .Ial7 Main street a7dsi,

FURNITUREt. CAR
III ptsTs. BOOKS, SEWING-1fACEiMES &c.
AT AUCTfON-THIsD DAY at 10 O'CLOCK Wits sea-
g WS All Nj i.ARLOR SUIT, In haircloth;
WALNUT UIAMBEK SUIT, WIN marble pieces
TWhI.NIJT and MAHOGANY BUREsAh.nIss.rrr,s 81
Walnut and MAHOGANY WAs l5sss1Issn Sh
~ Ms ~ lind and COTTAGE BEDSIEADS =.
yWAISJTT M AHOGANY, and STAINED WAtsDTT
WALNUT and 0AK, XII :, S;ss ~
%FEaT M DS, HOLSTERS, and PILLOWS;
iSlE1f and CHI AIRS, in tafrcIoth :
CARPETS Boz 0kS, s'ss $50. :
.I.AnIESi CLoAlSS and SHAWLs, IL :
PlLATtfVylhM!lf o ~. - THOMAS W. KEEsEEI s
, :. !, r,..s.,-.,.e.,F1F .;..rAuctfoneer :
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BY Richardson s. Co., 40 :.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs, -
a,, No. lib Main street. ..,i,.

GENERAL DESIRABLE PEWS. IN ST
DPATL'S CHURCH FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY the 18th instant, at II o'clock a., we
RXBLE PEWS in the ilboyc-namcd church.
TERMS At sale. s@tr
BY order If the vcstry. a
IN . EICuAKilSON 6 CO, AuCtiOnGcrs.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
Corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.


T ARGE BRICK DWELLING AND TWO
~ VACANT LOTS ON TIE SOUTH SIDE OF
JACKSON AND PRICE STREETS FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-At the request Of the owner, shall
of January. 1872. at o'clock L. NJ, the large BRICK
DWELLING located asabove, now III the occupancy
of Mr.. 3. W. Elmors The lot has front of 81 feet
and depth of leo feet to III alley. The property
will be so divided as to sell with the dwelling the
whele front On Jackson street, running back about
kitchen; and then TWO VACANT LOTS fl the
rear, on the west line of Price street. each about 80
feet front.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance ut four, eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by trust decd W. GODD1N,
lao Auctionecr.
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