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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-27
By GriiblIs L Williams,
Aurtioneers ahd Real Estate Agents,
EIayputh stree. bct wrru Main and Bank.

Two MISUNDERSTANDING At
CLAY BANKS. WITH TIlREE ACHES or
LAND, on BAC0S.S 4uARrER 8RASGH, Mp,
FREDERICksBURGA AND THE CHESAPEAkE
AND OHIO RAILROADS, AT AUCTlON.-On
THURSDAY. eth of June. 1T O'Clock +. NJ, we
will lease of auction. upon the premises. for term
of three five years what Is said by some OF the
most experienced hrlckinakers to be the rarcat and
most valuable deposit Of BRICK CLAY ever oprm-
cd or known OF IN this city. II b believed II VIII
make the hardest bricks OF all qualities, aud 10y r,-
SON OF lis peculiar mineral formation "iil make the
finest stock bricks OF the best quality, that have
ever been turned out here.
Abundance of water Il! hand, the many facilities
tor procuring wood for turning, and ample ground
Tor yards and sites for buildings for the operatives
are among the Inducements offered IN persons who
NAV wish TO engage IN the business o; hrrh -nakinr.
wlfle the immense demand and high prices oh
tanned for bricks makes it the most profitable bis
ness now carried OF amongst us.
The beds have been only partially explored. but
already q depth OF about fourteen fect has been
reached and the Indications are that the supply Is
incxIaGstible. The M"st thorough examination
and testing is desired before the day of leasing 10
a fnw days we will have specimens Of burnt bricks
made from the clay for particulars. apply To-
GRUBBS s WILLIAMS,
myn .tuctOncers.
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THE PLEASURES OF REpoRTiNG.-T Gin
cinnati Gazette says:
sit isa nice thing to rouse an elderly gen
tleman from his sumbers at a late hour OF
the night in order to ascertain who occupies
the remaining houses on the block. 1t IL
almost as eXhilaratng, in fact, as sitting
down upon Il red-hot poker. One OF the
GuzeHe's reporters tried the former pleas
Ing little performance few nights ago.
The scene WAS in the West End, the hour
past midnight. and the reporter was seeking
Il gentleman residing OIL the street on i'm
portant business. After trying in vain to
secure Il clue by deciphering the numbers on
the houses he ut last mounted the steps lead
ing to an unpretentious three-story brick
house and rang the bell, softly, and but
once. In about minute Il confused
sound, IA of somebody falling over
chairs within, broke the silence, and divers
Sulphllrous eXclamations came floating out
on the still night air. Then, with sudden
ness of lightning and the noise OF clap Of
thunder, u front window was flung open
and several lengths OF an elderly gentleman,
who looked a. il he had " tit in the rcvolu-
tion," bulged through the opening, while u
voice gr0wled forth in tones of brun-like
sweetness "Well, what dye want!"
:" Does Mr.. - live here, OF in this neigh
borhood" IL don't know, sir" "Weil,
could you inform me which Of these houses
is No. -" 81 don't know, sir; don't
know" "Well, you really must pard-'
Well, yOa, sir, ought to know who you want
to see before waking people up at this time
of night. You ought to be arrested, sir. It's
All outrage, sir. You have no right to wake
people out of their sleep in that way, sir.
Don't you know that, sir! Aye, sir. Tyou
don't -; yes, sir, and that's all I've got TO
say about it. Good night, sir"
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EalS'Poetry.

Reporter-Mr. Greeley. did you ever write
the Phlosopher--Wcl,I wrote calf-poe-
try when I was young, as / suppose every
yonth does. don't think ever published
much of it, though. There was only one
piece that remember to have published. Ii
was on the death of William Writ. written
when was about twenty-five or twenty
three. published it in the lir>t No. OF my
paper, The Ner YOrktT, and guess u was
pretty catfish.
The following are the liueS as they APP
peared in The Ne,r Yorker:
on THE DEATH OF WILLIAM WRIT.
Rouse not the mulled drum,
For hnn whose mighty voice In death Is duui.
Who In the zenith OF his high renowu,
10 the grave went down.
Invoke no cannon's breath
To swell the requiem DER his ashes poured
Silently bear him 10 the house of death:
The aching hearts by whom he Was a,0ied.
tie won hot with the sword
No. let atIilctlon's tear
BE tue sole tribute 10 his memory paid;
Earth has no monument 50 Justly dear
To soul. like his In purity arrayed-
Never TO fade.
loved thee. patriot Chief!
battled proudly meath thy Hummer pure:
Mine Is HE breast Of woc-tlie heart "f aiief,
" hch suffers on uninindful VI cure
Proud 10 endure.
But vain the voice of wall
For thee tur this dim vale Of sorrow fed
Earth has no spell whose magic shall not fail
10 light the gloom that silroItis thy narrow bed
Or WOO them from the dead.
Then take thy long reposr
Beneath the shelter OF the deep green sod;
death but brighter hul0 DER thee tfrows-
Thy Iainr, thy soul alike have spurncd the elod'
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nv Grubbs q Williams.
AuctiOnccrs and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street hetw eel Main aud Bank.

rI'HE "WYANOKE :" ESTATE, WITH
7: L ONE THOUSAND AND EIGHTY ACRES VI
RIVER, .sIXIY-FIyE MILES By WATEk AND ~,
RHHhh66yFEo Fol- skEf X X tAESR
Il pse g fSSf4 tie e. MER9kksSoA a sS
Situated IA above. Ii has river front or about Two
aud half miles, and creek on the north winding
about two miles, thus enclosing Inc whOie tract
with the exception of about half mile on me main
from the gate leading into the farm, The estate Is
newly fenced with post and rail- and Is suh.lylted
are III wheat LIDO or which hyc been seGded down l.,
clover and 10 to orchard grass; ltu In corn. the
balance In clover. garden lots; &c. besides wlaieh
cient to supply the demands OF the farmland 40 To
so acres Of very valuable cypress timber.
b5dpss sonans e shaSe
besides two garrct rooms AID cellar: the barn Is DO
by g. feet, three stories high: stabng for twenty
all the other usual buildings. The oFetard has about
300 peach and ESQ apple trees OF ths most approved
he lawn contains u acres, ornaniensed with beau
tlfu eyergreens, mt, frn., and shaie trees, ana
great variety OF flowers.
mansion, OTHER CHURCHES not mach further off, the
courthouse Ave miles distant, ind public school
about three and 1hslf miles.
Steamers pass every day. afording facilities for
communication with and transportation 10 Rich
mnnd or to The northern ports,
All the arabic land has been repeatedly lined aud
manured, and Is. now In excellent tltl, and well
fenced and It's fertility Ii shown In the promise of
the crops now growing.
- Wya!iose Is one OF the odest-estAbtshed seats In
Virginia, having been In the family OF the present
owner for oyer tWp hundred years, II las always
been regarded as one Of ihe very tst estates on
james riy er, and an examination can alone convey
an Idea OF Its beauty and great value.
Reference Is male to Major a. II. Drewry, OF
Westoycr; EaptstiIi Robert Carter, OF Shirley
Christian OF tha suprrHs Court pr Appeals OF Yir-
:! For further particulars, address
- f;RI}BBS & WILLIAMS AuetioBeers.
'fS Richmond, Va,
Persons desiring 10 examine this property win 10
afYorded every facility by the owner, Whh resides
iLsgeSa, g,,Gsy Whaling % attend tbs sale may 20
by tho steamer leaving Richmond the morning or
tie safe, - - 80" my o-lI,t5,ts, 2.2a&dfds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-27
by Isbell / Son,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FIF TEE n
4 ACRES OF LAND, &C., n THE CoGNIf i,
Of IiENRI(D ABOUT Ten Mi rs ABrpEIH
ClTY OF RICHMOND, AT AUCTION.-By yirtu.
Of deed Of trust bearing date The 9th day OF
July, 1887, executed byF. O. Melton to me rs trts-
tee, aud duly recorded ~ tho clerks office OF Hen.
rico County Court. deed nook 81, page $40, aid at
the request OF the beneHr.rles therein named.
VIII SCH Mt auctions at lenrlco County courthouse,
ON the adj day OF June 1872 THAT being cOurtday al
!. o'clock M,.aliout FIFTEEN ACRES OF LAND
about ten iulIcs above the city of tirhmond, bounded
by the lands of Messrs. Robert Melton, Joseph Mel
old Mountain r0aii also. The undivided Interest OF
tile said p, q Melton In The estate OF David Melton.
being about FIFTEEN AGREE. lhe above ianu Il
said To he well wooded,
TERMS: Enough IN ctsr 10 pay expenses OF sale
aud the sum OF Sia5 with Interest thereon: and the
balance such terms - tic said l.. y. Melton Oh
his representative may direct at sale.
f. NJ. BUTLER,
my ls-WSSl5ls.2a. Trustee.
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GENTLE OVERTURE TOWARDS FRIENDSHIP
First Stranger: s. ! declare, sir, that women
are getting more outrageotsly deeoltay every
day. just look over there ut that Prodigipus
old Porpoise with the eye-glass !"
SECOND Stranger: A." Hum! Ha! Yes!
can't help thinking she's more testive-look.
ing object than thai Funeral old Trump
with the fan /"
First Stranger: "The 'Fupereal old
Frump's my wife, sir y. ..a...
Second Stranger "The Prodigious old
Porpoise' is mine Let's so and have some
tea !"-PtAlch. .-..s...
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GALE OF VERY CHOICE ! REAL :;

y ESTATE IN ALnE3tARLE COUNTY, Va
I CARt TON the tsri,riiflil and hisfIy-miro'ri
resdencs NJ Judge Alexander ittse.s. Atihnihs 20
within oue-fOurf or nilc OF tlErintttshii!s ~ ~
tains SIX HUNDRED AND EiGltIl-In"
ACRES Of very fertile band, some Avenf:-hsc a's'
or more first-ciass bottom land tfty or 7iaD XII
near enough to la cut up into town ihts' Ing un "a
ng- ho,pr. the lawn, highly orhane'i.en WIN "
gravel walks, eyesgreetls, sGd care s'iraHaf. -
nro,,uct OF large ~ liisc and many years-lEe GU"
serymtory aud the Singular beauty ol tie Ianie'7,
al coaine ~ render HIS. perhaps Tue most h~4"'
fuI trlyaie esfaie and psi,rncc la flrRlhl,;
2. ONE HUNDRED AND FoRff Hehf"' "'
ioinIng hand. much OF II W timber. ,, .,,l
}. The MILL FARM OF the Jsinss h he IL ir.
containing ONE THOUSAND AcRhs Dt ss .,"a,s
vel band, equal, agricuitnIaiiy, 20 ANY ~ ns M
good mill, s;lw-niiIl, Sc; hnicr gooi leii'he -
Ls,bIe Of division into any Iainlcroi iafnS.
4. FOREST TRACT OF THREE HSSph1is
ACRES. near the List; an abuIdaiHeoi 'u' "''
tinker and within easy access Of tie caIiai ,,ta
IL Is not oftca sgcn properly n thS III m'"Su IN
market IL VII; ts cold, any portion or an !" - -
aI,nlic.iiIon mt private sale: or. IL not ctsLo2t
t},en i Carlton - will be sold at pahlic aacn.,' "a
O'Clock p, H., on the premises. ON iUEsnta, .nI
OF May, 1872 and the iIp 5eses al thh SAME u'''
The MILL TRACT Will be sold at 70 oei2e. . m
on the premises. on I'll ESDAi 18th May, Is'''
the FOREST TRACT st same tilne and I'ia,SS;, I'M
Also both at Carlton ard the Mill farm VIZ ,n~k
larye quantity OF farming gtelisis, Ms'I t. III
& e., embracing every thing on boih iarhis
The elegant hopsch0l! furniture. -,
TERMS: Very easy. aill ni..ds snow ~ i,,lar oi
kpY further Information adifeSS iof '"sN
particulars, JOHN WOOD: JH.,f TRUSTEE.
n. III. MtSsfE-
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by Richardson < Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
1lI3 Main street, -ss
-urIDN SALE OF WOODEUIE

TCTION SALE OF WOODNILLE
n LOTS.-Ou MONDAY the eth instant, at 81
O'Clock p. NJ. and every day thereafter ut the Same
hour. we shall sell Ivy auction, on the premises a
village Of Woodvile. Woodyile Is a growing VII
luge III the head northern terminus Of Twenty
NTH street, and consists Of forty 'r more acres OF
land laid of INTO lots 6i 3dSI;U feet. with streets.
alleys &c, after the plan Of the city OF Richmond.
ALREADY about one hundred and fifty lots have been
sold, and about twenty five houses. church. ana
school-housc mlilt; and other houses are being
erected. To men of moderate means this sale
should nc particularly attractive, an opportunity
being offered to purchase property not beyond their
means In pleasant locality convenient to business.
et every one whose aim is TO got above the mere
needs OF life attend this sale aud purchase one or
more Of these lots. and his means Increases, buy
others. and III few years he will he more than
glatiiled n his gains. 1,1. s~.
RICHARDSON & co,
my 20 huciiOncerS.
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ELIXIRS.--EIixir Pepsin, Bismnth, Iron,
IA and Strychnia; Elixir Ppis!n and Bismuth;
Elixir Pepssn, Bisiluth, and Strychnia; Euxir'Va-
lernnste OF Zinc; Elixir Gentian. with Chloride or
Iron; Elixir OF Bark, Iron. and Bismufh. Also,
Broniide Of Calcium, Bitter Wine Of iron, dc.
l.. WAGNER q CO., Druggists.
my zs-etf sixth aud Broad stresfs,
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~ By W. d, NUUiHS,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
lila Main street.
A VERY PRETTY AND ATTRA
n TIVE RITZ DING JOT ON THF SlIr'

A VERY PRETTY AND ATTRAC-
N TIVE BUILDING LOT, ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF GRACE STREET NEXT To TIL
CORNER Of EIGHTH STREET, FOR SALE AT
AUCrlOS.--At the owners request viii sell Al
auction. Oh the premises. ON TIL RSDAT. I'D N;ly
Instant, ut the hour of O'Clock L. A.. that yci,
beautiful BUILDING LOT locates, III above Dc
scrcd, fronting - fee! on the sUnth iiTc Of Grace
street and running lirk between parallel lines =,
feet. The eligible situation and central oc,li, OF
this handsome lot ought To attract the attention Of
every one who cOntempla,es building q residence
and wants to lie convenient tn business. aud al ,h
same time br on the walks OF fashion. near 10
churches of all denominations. only one uarc iron.
the Capitol park. and within easy distance OF II,r
Governors house, the post-oiiicc, City Iail, ani
other public buildings. The lot is just the size iur
hOIisc nf modern arrangements
TERMS: At sale.
W. b. ROBINS, Austionesr.
The property above described not having been ,all
on the day Named eicction-day) II viii d. agan OF
frrcd on TUESDAY EVENING. 2SIti instant, Al
the same hour. " g. ROBINS,
my % ~- Auct"nccr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-27
BY Lyme 4 Brother,
Auctionccrs and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street.

FRAMED DWELLING AND FOUR
Il VACANT LOTS ADJOINING, CORNER OF
COUTTS AND ST. PAUL'S STREETS, IN DC-
yAIIS ADDITION TO THE CITY OF R!CIi-
MONU. FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCrIDN.-We
shall al the request Of the owner sell at public a-
lion. on the premises, on WEDNESDAY the 29lh
,i,v of May, 1884, commencing at g O'Clock 7. VI,
the property located az above described, now oc-
cupled by u. Perkins, containing eight rooms. The
lot which the house stands has front OF Ito by
l2Jt feet.
The VACANT LOTS front each DO by 1904 feet.
more or less.
TERMS: At sale. LYME L BROTHER,
my q AuctionpcrS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-27
BY Lee 4 Goddin, Auctioneers,
No. lll3 Main street.

BEAUTIFUL AND TRULY VALITA-
ID BILE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE On THE
WILLIAMSBURG ROAD, EAST OF THE CITY
OF RICHMOND, ONE-HALF MILE BEYOND
THE CORPORATE LIMITS, OPPOSITE THE
RESIDENCE OF ROBERT 7. BROOKE, Esq
AND ADJOINING TIE. PROPERTY FOX
MFRLY OWNED BY X. ". MCGRUDER. Esq.
FOR SALE AT AUCTlOS.-By request of the
owner, who resides In California. we shall sell on
TUESDAY. 18th day of June, 1872, on the premises,
at O'Clock p. NJ, that Y ERY VALUABLE AND
ATTRACTIVE COUETRY-SEAT situated rs de-
scribed above. The mansion Is of brick. TWO stories
high, contains eight roomslarge, airy, and we ar
ranged besides, brick Kitchen, stable. c,rrhge-
house, cowhouse dairy and icehouse. All In good
repair and the entire premises well enclosed with
oak and pine fencing.
This property has about nine acres Of highly-l M
proved land and Is well stocked with orchard Of
The largest collection of choice fruit such pears
(1bOut seventy tree.). peaches, uppes Cherries ana
damsons, and M extensive arbOr OF very fine
grapes. ..
The trout grounds are very taslcfully laid ont and
adorned with beautiful slrubbery.
Upon the premises Is well ofmost excellent wa
Ter. .-... .
This property Is situated In an excellent neigh
borhOod, Within thirty minutes drive OF the capt.
toll and may be regarded 10 one Of the most inviting
seats now on the market.
TERMS: One-fourth cash: residue at 8. L. and is
months for negotiable paper, with six per cent III
terest added. and secured by i trust deed. s
Taxes for the present year to he paid 10y the piir-
chaser. LEE i GODDiN.
n,y2 Auctioneers.
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

SALE OF 4 BUILDING
l. LOT on THE SOUTH SIDE nF LEIGH, AID
JOINING ST. MARKS CHAPEL, FRONTING
BACK ONE HUNDRED FEET TO AN ALLEY
TEN FEET WIDE.--This LOT will be sold by me
OH THURSDAY, 3CtiI My, at O'Clock L. NJ. upon
the premises. sale made In execution of the pro-
visions Of Il deed Of trust from Isaac Thomas Coo
lev dated 18th June. 1870. and recorded in Richmond
Chanrery Court office.
TERMS: At sale. p. W. GRUBBS, trustee.
GEURBS K WILLIAMS, AuctonccrS. my p
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sk.a1sEs.-x:hl Dos.
By Thomas Eeeseaf Aucfiduee
No, isf7 Main street.

NO. 1917 Main street. ;
r ARGE ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE
IL HOLD FURNITURE FOR SALE AT AUC.s
TION.--TH1S DAY, recommending ut 10 nciock.
Will sell NJ my aRclion-honsa -
PARLOR SUITS, fn ilHirri0ti and reps;
MARBLE-ToP GESTRE TABLES 80 "a t}fFft
ETA CERES, HAT-RSCkS, SOFA ss;.y. s. &
LOUNGES, CHAIRS.
" 4 In IN CHAMBER SUIT complete, with
WARDROBE:
COTTAGE ca AMBER SUIT. with WARDROBE;
MARBLE-TUP and PLAIN BUREAUS, WASH-
STANtIS. TABLES:
- STEADS:
HAIR and STUCK MATTRESSES:
SIDEBOAIiDS, BOOKCASES,
TIN SAFES. SCALES,
Three FIRE-PROOF SAFES,
MUCKING-BIkD-a fine singer
ALSO,
CHINESE and JAPANESE GOODS,
FXTRAC CTS .LUBIS'S, 500, $3.50 .
THOMAS ". kEESEE,
nv 7f5 So: Auctioucer.
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BY James NJ. Taylor,
i.r,l Estate Agent and Auctionetr.
Office No. ITO Main street.

4 MOST DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT
n ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF MARSHALL
BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH STREETS
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-WHlh he sold Oh MON
DAY the nth day Of May. 1872 on the premises. nj
o'clock +. NJ. The ub0yc-frscr!btd LOT, fronting
~ feet Marshall street aud running back 40 feet
to an -,llcy sixteen feet vide.
TERMS: Onr-third cash balance nj six and twelve
months for negotiable notes, interest added, and Sc
cured Iy 4 deed Of trust. ~
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.
my .l Auctioneer.
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By I'M & Goddin. Auctionecrs,
No. liJa Main street.

TWO NEAT FRAME USES ON
l. THIRD STREET NEAR BAKER STREET
mos. 9G7 AND 900 FOR SALE AT AUCTION:
On WEDNESDAY. 18th May. ~ - O'Clock. we VIII
sell TWO FRAME HOUSES. each having four
rooms and small kitchen. Lots front is feet and run
back 12o feet. The lower room In each house Is
arranged for store. Either Investment or FOR
u home these houses are desirable.
TERMS Onc-ulird cash: BALANCE and IL months
for negotiable notes six per cent. interest secured
by q trust deed.
HILL 4 GODDlN, Auctlonecrs.
After this sale We will sell VACANT LOT,
fronting % feet on the east side Of Third street be-
tween DiIval and Baker.
TERMS: As above.
my 81 HILL " iDDI'lN. Auctlonctrs
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BY lsbell & Son,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and R,nl

MOST EXCELLENT AND DEsIP,-
W BLY-LoCAIED THREE-SToRY BRiCK
DWEL Ii NC lNo. ll0l AND LOT, on THE
FIRST AND SECOND STREETS, FOR SALE At
AUC1lON.-We viii sell on THURSDAY the ooh
day OF May, ls72 upon the premises, at O'Clock p
THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING; and Tor
sitate and being rs above stated.
The improvements consist OF the Dwelling With
ten rooms, besides st0rerOOms. &C. brick ki,cI,ei;
with four rooms, newly-built culyetl, water closet,
&c.
The lot fronts 81 feet inclI on Cary street. and
runs back 1872 feet to an alley.
TERMS: One-third cash: balance n, . and II
months for negotiable notes, with PER cent add.J
and secured by deed OF trust.
my Is ISBELL Il son. Auctionecrs.
By ". B. Robins,
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AUGUSTUS HATES CALLs.-"Augllstus love
let ME entrcat you DO not give way to an.
insane demonstrations Of delight before the
servant if she says they're not at home ~
PHuch
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-27
BY Lyme & Brother,
Anctiouecra and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street,

email FRAMED TENEMENT, No. 100,
NJ ON THE NORTH SIDE OF BAKER STREET
NEAR TIE RESIDENCE OF COLONEL EuR-
INSOS, FOR SALE AT ATCTIOS.-Wc shall =, Il
al public auction, on The premises, on TUESDAY
18th day Of May. kl., ut ) O'Clock Z. ~, ,!..
FRAMED TENEMENT lGcate'l ia above dc,"rihci.
containing three or four rooms. Lri "-Nlul i,,..
more or less.
TERMS: AT sale. LYME & BROTHER.
my % Auctohtrrs.
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BY Hill L Goddin,
Real Estate AuctioneerS.
No, llD3 Main street.

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS,
7 FRONTING .ON MONROE PARK. FOR
SALE At AUCTION.-On MONDAY June 3. at j
O'clock we WILL al the request OF the owner, sell
the premises the following very beautiful BUILD
IN; SITES. having II front on three strcets-viz.,
ly5 feet fronting on the Park Beytere street. "
feet on Main street and So feet Henry being an
era larger than be now found for sale fronting
Oil Monroe Park. This ground call he divided into SIX
lots, and for situation and beauty cannot he eSceed
even In that most desirable locality.
TERMS: Oue-fourth cash balance six and twelve
months for negotiable notes bearing six per cent,
secured by a trust decd. HILL 4 GODDiS.
INV 81 . AuGiIoneeis.
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VHE VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN
NORTHEAST CORNER OF MAIN AND SIXTH
SHEETS. KNOWN AS THE DARLINGTON
HOUSE, FOR SAI.E--The foregoing valuable
real estate being held In onture by Two parties the
senior partner of one of which has departed this
life, and 1t being desirable that his estate should be
closed at an carly day, am authorized by the par
ties Interested to sell the same. The LOT has
front of IaO3 feet on Main street and deDth of G3
c,t Sixth street which built several years
ago TWO MAGNIFICENT DWELLINGS, each
81 by so feet more less flief stories above base
nent; built In the most durable ana costly manner
with marble nanttlS. mahogany doors, &C.. each of
which contains about twenty rooms, large and
small, besides ample oui-bulldinps for the use OF
servants. The whole front Of the lot Main street
Is enclosed with iron railing resting substantial
dressed granite base e--s
Since the tenements wore used as private dwell
ings they have been converted into irst-class
clearinghouse. known ~ the Arlington HOUSE,.
This property, from its beautiful and elevated l0ca
lion on Main street, Is looked upon as being adnii-
l7ly well adapted for site which to erect fine
hotel or other public lihce, for its present usc
or for flrst-cass dwellings. ...- ..-.'"'
As IL Is seldom thai such valuable property Il OF
ered for sale, the particular ATTENTION OF capitalists
and others Is INVITED 70 tlie same.
Price reasonable and teFpis accommodating. 4"
Apply to ". G0DDIS,
my l6-3a wlDdays Real Estate a uetiOneer.