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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-21
BY Lyne& Brother,
Auctloneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street.

SALE OF STOCK. FARMING lMPLE-
> MENTS, PROvENDER. SWEET POTA-
TOES, &c, At AUGTTON.--We shall, nj the re-
1uest of the owner offer for sae,at public alicion'
on the premises. 1T the farm known as Liberty Da
In Hanover county. about Il miles from Richmond
by way. of MechamicSViIic turnpike, ana formerly
owned and occupied by William h. Cowardin, ESQ.,
on MONDAY, December %, 1872, commencing III IL
O'Clock A. NJ.
...y. 20 barrels of CORN
stacks OF FODDER,
$50 bushels of SWEET POTATOES,
good HORSE,
.... fine MULE, -t.
PL0TGEs e Dixie,
CARTS,
HARNESS,
APPLE PRESS,
,nI sp,,Iry other articles too numerous To mention
TERMS OF SALE: VIII he all sums under SSn,
ash. from that amount TO $50, four months cfedt
for negotiable per cent interest ADDED wei
im,,or..cd and from $50 and over, six months for
negotiable notes with per CENT iuGicSi ,,,'Ia'
mrGnrr,y Endorsed LYME & BROTHER,
"a. IN r, AuciinneerS.
cHERIFF'S SALE.-Will be sold on
= SATURDAY. December IS, 1872, at II o'clock
s. NJ nj The New Yurl; and Richmond Granite
Conrany's Works situated on The lanes River ahd
kanaN!ll canal about two miles from RcnMonu,
MULES. Recommendations.
DERRIIkS and APPu XII ENANCES'
Ca SAI-BbhT~.
ENGINE and FIXTURES,
levied uon hy me to satisfy ,undry attachments In
my hands against the New York and Richmond
Granite Company.
TERMS: Cash. tHAkLES Ep" AhD.
dr. i,-dts sheriff Hcrrico county.
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by Wellington Goddiu,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh aud Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUA:
L ELE AND WELL-L0ChTED FARM or
m, 4;J5-1GO0 ACRES, ON THE .NlNESMlLE
ROAD. TWO MILES EAST or Rl 4. H. olgio,
As trustee in deed OF trust executed by Mr. Charles
G. pearson, bearing date 2Sth of Decembcr,' 1871
duly recorded in HenrIco County Court on the sd Of
Janaly lsTa. shall, III execution thereof, proceed
to sell at public auction, on the premises, on on
TIT RSDAi the 18th december, Is at IL O'Clock
". If fair, If not tie first fair day thereafter, that
very valuable farm locatctas above formerly owned
and occupied ythe late Colonel J. NJ. g. Dickinson
containing $50 497 .10oO ACRES OF LAND, tile
most of which IS in fine heart.
The i'm provcments consist OF an excellent brick
dwajlipc brick kitchen. large barn, stable, corn
house &C. and there Is on the place tirst-rate Or
clard. :
desirable 10y reason Of its nearness to the city oil
Richmond. So. -. :
FERNS: Enough in cash to dcfray expenses OF
sale and to pay off note of $3.50, which rel que
nth June last, subject TO credit OF $500 paid "a
Innn 1870, with Interest from date of maturity at
twelve per cent. per annum till pad' on credit Us
TO 3Os0sl until list January 1873; and as to the re,
siue on such terms the debtor may prescribe ana
direct or on his failure TO give any DIRECTIONS, tsh
on such terms rs the trustee, 1T the time OF SAFE
shall think tit. III w. GoDDlN' If"s'ee'
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Fire.

TgRRE HAUTE, Isp., December Gothic
n aehipe shops of the Evansville and Terrc
Hsate railroad hags been destroyed by Dtei
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asACsssa GlY. Ea.

MAGesea EE.6. az.
z Or S A l. E.
Woodward Steam-Pump 1850 GALLONS per min
& ute), with all connections
pair l1-inch Guild & Garrison Vacuum Pumps,
with connections;
No. Woodward Pump, H..
! Guild ( Garrison Water-Pump, Pinch water
cylinder. 2t-Inch stcam-cylindc::
Vacuum Pan, sXI2, with connections. conf
plctc:
! Condenser for Vacuum Pan, lg-fnot pipe:
80 feet l4-inch Cast-Iron Pipe, ... l..
IS fee. 6-inch fangc Ca~t-tron PIPE,
JohnsOu's Blower, feet diameter:
1900 feet 4-inct fargc Cast Iron Pipe;
100 feet 6-inch tangc Clst-lrcn Pipe,
1900 feet 2-inch Steau-Pipe,
l pair Double Engines, li-lpch cylinder, 3-f0ot
stroke-all complete:
20 feet IG-inch Leather BelLug,
Csst-Iron Iluppers.
Mills for grinding bark,
Ii large Leach Tubs,
IS large Water Tanks.
The above machinery is all frst-class and In per-
feet order and will be sold on fair terms to any one
desiring 10 purchase. Apply to
CHARLES 7. WORTHAM ( CO.
-#.-ssE No. 12 Fifteenth street,
between Main and Cary streets.
no an-eodtw -..s-. Richmond Va.
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BY Cook & Laughton. Auctionccrs,
corner OF Governor aud Franklin streets. =

A DaIINIsTRATOR,S SALE OF HOUSE
N HOLD FURNITURE At AUCTloS;-on,
SNTITPDtY the 2lst instant. ut 10 O'Clock. VIII
sell at Tie late residence OF II. Il. Strong, de-
ceIscri No 100 south Fourth street. an assortment
of FURNITURE. .GAErErS. DIAlNG.R00sl
FURNITURE, FXTE.NSI0N-TABLE d. CHAlRs,
toc1tiler with Il nunbcr Of useful housekeeping
articles. ,. II. yUi Tooaasnl
,,o,r- =. .,-CuTc,- met io,,nrrg dc 10
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RAILROAD LINES.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Cu.,j
RICHMOND, VA, December II, ls72. {
NN AND AFTER WEDNESDAY,, DE-
" CEMBER Eth, The TRAINS on this road WIZ
run rs follows:
The MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond at ) A. NJ.
aud 2:@c 7. NJ, and leave Petersburg at liG5 A. NJ
and sos r. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAINS, with a passenger co1ch at.
tached, leave Richmond at a. " und ?. A., and
leave Petersburg al $50 A. NJ aud $50 p. NJ.
The SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS VIII l"N"
Richmond aud Petersburg al 8 A. af. Returning.
leave Richmond and Petersburg IL Z. ~. Instead
of O'Clock, rs heretofore.
The s a. VI. TRAIN will not leave Richmond an
SUNDAYS and the 3a5 =. II. Mai. TRAIN and ego
4. ". FREIGHT TRAIN will not leave Petersburg
on SUNDAYS.
/ Fare for single tickets. IS
Communication tickets can he had ~ the following
rates
Fifty-trip tickets fvr..............Sh 20
pnt -hundrcl-trp tickets tuf.........'0 ~
Passengers for Norfolk VIII tSke ~. 2:21 L. ".
DAILY TRAIN. and those from Norfolk VII cod
meet at Petersburg with the 1875 A. ". TRAIN.
Passengers from Glover Hill will take the $50 y
NJ. TRAIN on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays
and returning leave Richmond on The same days at
300 L. NJ.
The MAIL TRAINS will stop only at Chester AMI
The 4. NJ. TRAIN will conncc, nj Pel"rs,'rrs
with the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio r:iircnd for
pTUIIIMAN'S PALACE sLEEPlNG-CAR win
be attached to the THROUGH TRAIN 1t Weldon,
running through 10 Wilmington.
dcls Ticket and Freight Agent
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ghe noston Mnsoraltx,

EosToS, December 20.-A recount Of the
votes shows that Pierce Is reelected Mayor
by 70 plurality.
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HUsBNESs CHANGES.

TOR SALE, A HALE OR WHOLE IN
Il TEREST In AN ESTABLISHED WOOD
AND COAL YARD the only one In the place.. ~
which would he added the lumber. feed, or other
business, il desired. This Is growing business. In
fourislling town, and offers ira inducements 10
person with small capital, and who can gave per-
sonal attention tn the business Good reasons given
for selling. Address at once, Lock Box ioe. Dan
Vile. Va. dc 2i-cf
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
DEAL ESTATE AGENCY.
HILL 6 GODDIS.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUC1lOhEERS
No. HOS MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA. .5
Valuable FARMS In every section of the state
STORES, DWELLING-HOUSt USES. and BUl NJ
LOTS, in the most improving portions OF The city,
Tor sale .-.-,
HOUSES and LANDS rented or leased Special
attention to the collection and prompt renitt;'s 81
rents. LOANS NEGOTIATED on real estate III
the city. ....
Thankful for past fav0rs, we respectfully ask from
orr friends Il continuance Of their patronage; ana
with Increased facilities promise in the future. as In
the past strict attention to all business entrusted i"
our care. fltANh u. HILL,
n, o0-3m EDWARD T.. GDDDtN.
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DOCK AND JOB PRINTING MIA -
NJ DOME Al This cfflCb
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A NTHRACITE COAL.

A NTHRACITE COAL.-For sale, 500
"A tons Hall Brothers s. Co.'S celebrated FRANK
LIN COAL, the quality of which cannot be excelled
Also. Georges Creek Cumberland Coal, Midlothian
and Glover Hill Lump AMI Hail Coal, all Of which
will be sold at the lowest market rate -
WRIT ROBERTS,
TVS corner Seventeenth and Dock streets.
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A DMlNISTRATOR'S NUTICE.-Havin.
"A qualified as administrator upon the cStatc OF
JAMES ii. WiLLROY. deceased, would request
settle their Indebtedness; and all having claims
against him 10 present their accouts properly at-
thentcated rs the estate must be settled up speed-
ly as possible. E. II. EACHU. n
Administrator of James II. WlIisoy, deceased
de 2g-1w 49, ~ Z. 49,
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TsNAKEN UP, on my premises: about SsFs
the 18th OF Uctoicr,a small red-andwh'tc .sisss.
COW about five years old. If tie owner does not
come forward and claim her she will be sold to pay
cllargcs Us the law directs.
n C. SHEPPARD, BrOail-Strcet road,
,,o pp,r fine Fair Grounds,
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4 lHkSAPEAkE AND . I'll 10 RAIL
~ EOAD.--Ou and after September 50th Pas
SENGER TRAINS viii leave Richmond u FOL-
lows
$50 4. M.-MAIL TRAIN except sunday for
the White sulphur Springs, connecting Ut Gordous-
willie with the Orange, AieNandrta aud allaassas
train for Washington ana North, aud LyrclburT
and South
ass p. M.--ACCOMMoDATION TRAIN tc1cept
Sunday for GOrtonsvilc, 3rrfvine ut Sis J.. ~.
This train connects ~ Gortopsrillc with The night
trains the Orange AicNandria aud Manassas r9!I-
roidfor EYNCHBURG aud WASHINGTON.
Through tickets, al low rates. sold 70 all points
Northwest and Southwest.
Storage tickets from Liverpool. Queenstown
Amsterdam. Antwerp, Hamburg. Eayre, Rul,trtn'.
Bergen Copenhagen. ana GothGnturg, 10 al rclnt.
on this road can bc bought OF the General I ick";
Agent at Richmond or can be ordered through am
stJii0n ageIt on the road.
Further Information may be obtained At The ON
pany's Offices,
a. II. PERRY, General Superintendent
JAMES L. nEfHERLA.'D, General Ticket Agent.
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p0STPONEMENT.

~ ~ s.s POSTPOSEMEST.
In consequence of the inclcinency of the weather
ON Tlulrstny The 18TH instant aud hy the consent or
the parties Interested, the above sale VIII take pttce
If M office ON TT k,SDAY the 2Ith ncccmher 1877,
~ 70 o'clock NJ. oI@-fI W. GODDiN.
,,. 90 tls -, .... ii SuctOnecr.
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LOST. STEAYED. &c.

ltTRAYED from the subscriber on f.s5a.sjs
y the lat, of Decent er, one LARGER LE,.IssS-.
RED COW, with white under her neck ana belly
giving abuu' i. gallons Of milk per Jay a Hel't
reward will be given for her delivery 10 me, No.
| Marshall street. , ,o>-rc
I de- 2l-IIS RVbEif' o'.ootNr'2.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN from my On
~ stable. corner Of Twcnty-fonrih andZC1A
a DhKK. IROE-GKAT HORSE, four years old;
IL splint- knot each front leg below the Knee: 4
hnof: short tail caused hy rubbing against the dray
several white spots on the back. CAUSED by the sab
die liberal Tcwarti vii! lie given for his return tC
Iwesty-fourth and Fencablc streets. de 2l-.t~
IT OST, Il few days ago, small package OF
II MEDICAL BILLS, the property of Dr; ~.
7Sytle Dayls ANY person finding the same will he
literally rewarded hy leaving the saihe at Tic nus
match Office, or with EDW ARD ". SMITH.
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TCE.-TWENTY DOL
~ LARS II r " A X Destroyed or Gf.%faY9
STOLEN frrIn William G.. Strangc's stelnl- tT--S
mill near Aliens grist-mill, in GoOch- -s.TeAT@
land county Oh the night Of the 1lth one dark bay
MARE MULE. When she left she had no shoe ON
her right foot behind. Her mouth Is considerably
cut with the bit 81 much so that she drinks badly
She is in good order good size. carries fcadu up ana
e. = fine mule, For information of said mule. So
that can gct her, Will pay FIFTEEN ll0L LARS:
II delivered ut Strnngc's mill will pay TWEEl \
DOLLARS. $50 ,.,-,,
dc l3-lW* JUN CLIMENl ;.
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TyLGH CONSTABLES SALE.
II will = I'll Mt public auction, on MONDAY the S3a
day OF i ecnmber. 1s7s, at O'Clock +. NJ, ~ NO
1907 st. Paul street,
$50 ONE FRAMED HOUSE
Conway Robinson against Fleming Voolfolk ior
ground reut.
TERMS Cash. ,, - r. ID
dp 2l-9t s..-a- A. Is. pUESSffflt1- H. Nh' ". ~.
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG ASpi

POTOMAC ROUTE, Becenrner ID. 1871.
nN AND AFTER DECEMBER rs, 1872.
" mail trains or this road will run rs follows
Up DAY MAIL, ria rail and steamer, ea'e'
Ryrd-Strcct station L. 81.
UP NIGHT MA II. rin rail alone. leaves Byrd
Street station $3.50 p. NJ. tcxccpt on Sundays.l
UP ACCOMMODATIONS leaves Broai-slr""I
station 3:30 =. VI. Except on SunGays.l
DOWN DAY MALL. rfa rail and Steamer, ar
rivcs at Byrd-Strcct station III 2P. NJ
DOWN NIGHT MAIL. rtd rail alone. arrives
Byrd-Street station, 4:.o A. VI. except on Mon
Down ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives mt
Rroad-Strcct station s:57 a. N. except Oh SRH
daysl Il. r. ID. MYERS.
fo1T General Superintendent.
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,yyTANTED, a WHITE or COLohED.
wv SERVANT 10 do general housework ais,
H.HJT n GIRL aged between twelve and fourteen
years. 10 live as one in a family. Apply at loll
1lain street -.,, a c,>-
f.. hfESE1 S''ts' .
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fxaM'.EII,tg,

YXTANsTED. one COL BRED Man toeoIlerI
wv oysfcrs and one 60 waitin my dining groom
Sanesiitit first.ciass ,xaSiers need apply. II
r c1-llF 49,. OT, BIZ etain stfect-sE
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.>st.i StE'SE.

FOR RENT, to a good tenant, TWO 81:
Il PARLOR ROOMS. Also, kITClll y with sz::i
two rooms. Apply nj once III Nc. north ScconC
street. Reference rr,IIircu. Gle 2l-1tA
New-York tribune., 1872-06-10
Grafton POINT

Among auction sales of real estate 70 take place this
week probably the most important and one which Will
draw very large attendance is that OF the estate Of
the late Dr. Il. T. Underhil, situated on the extremity
OF Croton Point 80 miles from this city, the Hudson
River and containing about S5 acres
This propeTy yIhas for been greatly admired and
usty So by all whose good fortune it has been either 10
visit or pass it the The point projects from the
eastern shore the Hudson than half across
and this the widest part Of the ver To the south Is
Tappan Zee, and opposite is Rockland Lake From the
hose a view of the river from YOnkers 20 Stony Point
is obtained q distance Of over 20 miles, and the sur
rounding scenery is picturesque I'm the extreme.
The estate reached by OF the peasantest drives
anvhere 10 met with and Is of such shape that 1t
might easily be divided into oght ten fine country
seats giving to each two water ronsOne on the east
ern and one on the western side. The fishing and bath
ing are excellent Springs are numerous and the
climate ali that can be desired, for proof OF which 1t is
only necessary to recall Dr. Underh great success IN
rapeculture. Lying just below the entrance to the
Highlands Spring is, OF course, early.
On the south and east sides OF the Point the water Is OF
sufficient depth to enable steamboats, OF any size to land
The entire property would make magnificent single
estate or before stated could be divided so "a to
make "a large number OF smaller elegant country seats,
with waterfront either side. The sale viii take place
on Friday, the llth instant.
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goruoranon Notices.

HEALTH DEPARTMENT SO MorT-sT, EKvfe June 1872
A L a meeting of the Board OF Health OF the
IA Health Department HewYoIk be At lie once No
30 Mt the 5h day Of June 1871 the following resolution was
adopted - .
Resolved That under the conferred BY law upon The hsah
Department. the following additional Section " the Sanitary Code ef
security Of life and health In City Of be and & same
hereby adopted and declared 70 form portion Of the bADA oode
III The eject shall be under heeon fs OF e
sGa Code 70 burial OF Tant permit ued by the Board o hL
Heath Ofoer OF hOrrana when The death O the person Ad IN
the permit shall have occurred 10 houifahA bunA OF
sued 10 he Health Ohr Of the Cit Of Broosn "bn
death named the shall occurred IN The
CITY Of BTootlyn" JOskPH I. BOsWOkThi fTetdeDL
IL al kanoH1 CLARE, Secretary.
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CHAPTER III.
4, puys,cIAS IN LOVE with The DAVGHIER-A FIESOIsH

oro ,ss residing in the same village with Mrs Blake
and her daughter physician twenty-eight or thirty
vssrs Of a0e--Dr Macon-whO for two years had been
ssrdentlv In love with the daughter she had toYeq
and triAed with him during all that tmej pal ne hRd
pally insisted upon decided answer 70 his suit and ON
maj very evening coming 70 learn DIS Tate AS
he approaehed the be overheard the voices OF
mother and engaged In close conversation and
drawing near 10 the window and meaDy listening, he
had obtaned full possession Of che terrible secret OF Mrs
BIakes life. Mady In love, and utterly interruptions
he AT once determined 10 make any use which might DC
NECESSARY of his newly yacqured advantage to secure the
hand Of Hester. -,
on that very evening Dr. Macon was engaged TO tike
tea with Mrs Blake and her daughter; but their old
honsekeeper returned from the village with the IN
teRenee that shocking railway accident had occurred
In me vicinity and the Doctor had fastened on 70 the
assistance Of the wounded.
ON the return OF DIR. Macon be call upon Mrs Blake
and surprised her with the Information that among the
hurt was Armand Landry mOrtallY lpluredl he was
accompanied by his daughter, the halfster OF Hester
and size been stunned by blow on the head Ihey
were both living at farmhouse near by, and MI Ian
ry knowing that he must die, had requested that Hos
"a should Yist hiD the next morning that he might IN
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itatrbes, 5ewelrp, ett.

ERANKFIELD a. Co., jewelers. 200 Sixth-ave.,
st.. y3 8have, 2eth,s Wesi seh at cost to
American watches French and clocks
sterling sverpated ware before aehg and enhrgng
stores and factory next month
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Gong gsIanA Real estate for Sale.

II Hampstead, l.. l., and vcinty-Several de-
IA able Village Residences and small Farms Also fa 10 Ofsa
County stock snd implements cheap Many other desirable county
ENARM of 200 ACRES, good buildings, 4S miles
= r. Of Long Island for SALE OF EXCHANGE Tor cV
property; price $1,000 rutland WHITING Beekmau-st
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hoteis.

CTURTEVANT H0USE-Amercan Plan ;
- 3 per Crest hotel Broadway
Twenty ninth Elevators And all modern improvements.
LEWIS 4 GEO s. LELAND, Prop's
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Ccunirp propertn TO Lei.

-
AT ORANGE.-Large fully furnished RESI-
N DRNCg ample state for RRSI 70 private iuny 80
.easop Handsomely located commanding te rtet c
ssirs eSv onvnce ani abroad Apy %
HAMILTON WALLIS Nassau. Orange Property specay
TO LET-At M0NTCLAIR, an attractive
DWELLING rooms. bath. furnace and al inpfofe-
en with barn about pleasantly sinaiei %
unfinished 200 per month furnishes e6yo per year ah1s'
Apply to SAMUEL ". TUBBS. u Broadway
VN0 LET-HudsOn River, one hour from New
York srteas HOUSE, furnished ], rooms Ea's s' ,'e
UOisE II rooms water gas stable, fruit &c DEXTER Co. "
spracest -----
VlO LET, completely furnished, one OF me
6pe COJNTRY SEATS in NesJeSev large manaon tealIili
views lawn sd trees fower outbutrgs eoahmans hoai
boating fishing; S minutes from Oy Hal. . 80 - y
'-' s' J. FISHER sATTERTHWAITE, 10 Pinest, n !.
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Giin Real Gsiaie for Sale.

A FREE REGISTER with particulars OF 2,OOO
IA Cty Houses Building Lots for sale and to Let containing v
Map. &c, gratis. -. ..-. .u, ,,n p1nuTu
AYES THR BOULEVARD, AND CENTRAL PARK Al Lo"hoi
hAih'' vK STEVENSON SON
III Pne-st and 226 Fiib aye
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anttiOn Sales of Real gslais:


I H. UtspLE Aucloneer
nFAuTTFIIL BITILDiNG SITES.
E1H"| ON THURSDAY. JUNE -. l8ll
al N m Gf sorBy, next faE GsEli o. .se rlaTor
IaPoRTANr EXECUTORS SALE AT AO"IiV"
Of
$50 BUILDING LOTS,
-, 81. ,s...e of q p Homer. deceased, known -
o 49, PROSPECT PARK,
adjoining the Bellevue Nureer.
IN THE CITY OF PAlkAaONf y 80
one hour from New York , - 49,. 49,,
These Lots choice 10 ever psricg. i.e & @ gs esya.
.hrog Tontpn on fneiy-grsdd Heiot a e. "A -.
go coamsnding masnfcnt views o ne fs Csg a
,o,dinQ country u miles looking nrceiJ ao'D 0 ~
NJ ,tat on Is o. minutes walk from 'fe r. 20,
~ sale ri b. follows. 10 per cent on dy =" "a
., In 60 DAYS and IS per additional in 80 days ron o' ,ve
oen m ,ae m,n on bond and gale Tor yesf+ iIA-s
~, ~ cbsyberst n. at II rs q m and ilm fof ny
ihef PaeuiIs, p e HOPPER Broom St. Jersey Clf g1F'
r ~ WWoPpFR oy G W. HOPPER on the pseHnss
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Gitn i1roperip TO fel.

A FINE STORE, corner Broadway and Thirty
ri junction SIh-sve, 20 LEAsB-Suabie or hterl ua'
ING wv V0''' WM H. RAlNOR,
s; Pnstt
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DOCKY POINT HOTEL, RHODE ISLAND.
Ia SEASON 1872 on THE EUROPEAN PLAN.

This wel-knogn and popular .u..,-
ay between cities u Providence and NfS.
port will open reception Of guests July M Rooms h
oosbe rates 6class attached Table dho'e Tor ehb
dren and
further information address
HUMPHREYS. ProprietOr, Hotel. Proydfucs r. T.
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anttion Sales of Real estate.

o. II. PIERsos, AOsnoneer
RY A. ID. MELLICK, jr., a. BKO. ,vvsvv
40 AuCTIOHEBRs AND DEALERS IN Nb"-'Sh'HA
RIAL ESTATE,
Pne.st, EewYork
THURSDAY, June -, ls2.
POSITIVE SALE AT AUCTION,
BY order Of j. d. TtSorh esq,
OF 112 VILLA PLOTS
large MANSION r with Of land well shaded ana
fu,ed suitable for a Hotel Boarding House,
AT DUNELLEN, N. j.,
hour and is minutes from NewYok by the CenIa aoad OF NeN
Jersey snd two miles from the city limits Of Pauhed Ihe o e
choice in eveTy particular and rcpt main streets
IMMEDIATELY AT THE STATION,
and adon Churches, Schools and Stores.
Duneen rapidly growing premise Of becoming Age
II situated the high rolling the base o the noun
The soil gaTy loan, and the nehbOhOOd healthy beyond
precedent - ,
Music BY GraulA's 7,h Regimen, Band.
Luncheon before the sale
Special will leave foot Of Mbertyst al ii For free uekts
ulV tn The
New-York tribune., 1872-06-10
SURF HOTEL, Fire Island Beach,
- Is NOW OPEN.

through tickets and baggage checked 70 Hotel By sOHh side Rros
from Rooseyesi NegYork, at and 'o The only place
where those afflicted bag obtain relief The ska
BATHING Is the best in he United States
D.Ss sAMMIS Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1872-06-10
Giip Real gstate for Sale.
Brooklyn Real estate for Sale.

FOR SALE-L0W and on EASY TERMS, a
il 2,tory basement fae HOUSE excellent order hnng az I'm
provmenis No. MaIcy-aTe Brooklyn. RULASD WHlIlhG
Beekmsn
New-York tribune., 1872-06-10
GUNNER Retreats

DAY VIEW HOUSE, Ferry Beach, Saco, Me.
DEMOLITION CLARK PIopheoG Hons % If5 ~ o s, ~,
an lie Atlantic coast The high and airy en- suite ara
aqe and an unostruei view obtained ron ever NnaoN 70
bone The CITY Of Portland Wood Island. Seal Rocks the POOL
and other objects In the immediate onng WIN
r-r In th rear Opy four Saco Leieds coaches WI
& ali trains AZ Saco Depot on and Boston ard hans
r r. Steamers daily from SacO AMI ble"n "A
opened for guests June r. l5I Atss
'"s MOULTON CLARK. Ferry Beach saeo, Me-
New-York tribune., 1872-06-10
uOWLAND HOUSE,
Il CuApnN Cpk .NEG y Y
DFTTTPANG HOUSE, Essex, CT, will

- IIVNJL1 Aa7"'-Nf Vt ~
ady for boders JuneiJh fner location OF cooler sp esn
not be found 10 Connecticut Seven miles view o e u1f on one
nops valley and railroad other; splendid drives foiotlto
scenery mountain the morning. bree hfonfh e
mo- mos1uos; paid for them ID minutes roe y f-
from Fenwick Hall and Long Island sound large as1 sna %
bt
car season boariers on particular address ~ l.
Parker Proprietor Ct, June 7 send Tor cut 81 ii