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Ninety-Fiye Thousand CODies,

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NEW YORK, Jan. Mooney active at per cont
To lisa per day Gold duh at Ill 68 to Ill 7B all day
loans ut 387 per cent. Governments firm and higher
The following are the closing quotations:
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Re0le7V Of The Markets,
WATERFOWL UNION LIVE STOCK MARKET.

WATERFOWL UNION LIVE STOCK MARKET.
.wATERTows, Jan. 7, 1873.
Cattle. Sheep& Lambs. Swine.
This week, 489 2236
Last week, 1874 25l7 .
one year ago, a3 1884 ..
Prices Market Beef. Few choice $1I $50 IL Sc;
Extra $40 2oasl0 49, first quality So 5000 rs Second
quality, 80 60a$7 so; third quality, 81 1886 90.
Stores-Working oren-sl00 $3.50, 200Ca $3.50 b pair
Mich Cows an Calves-s46 to Go; extra sos to IS.
Farrow Cows S20(a $36.
Yearlings-s10 90 to IT. Two years old-Sls to $50.
Three years old-e28 to as.
Prices Of Sheep and Lambs.-In lots, "a 90, 81 so,
es6 each Extra, 81 O09s9 so, or from 8d9 lac % b.
spring Lambs-8d9 lac D n.
Hides-Brighton lac per n Country, 9a9 LAC q
Tsllow-Brighton, 1896 l-ac Pn. Country Tai
low, Sos Ia cents per ID.
Pelts 81 75as2 90 each Calf Skins l8Ca 2Uc U ID.
oLAssIFIoATIoS OF CATTLE AND SHEEP.
N. B.-Beef-Choice grade includes nothif & but
stall-fed HOO to 1400 lbs. Bullocks Extra and rst
quality includes the best, large fat oxen. Second and
third quality includes Oxen and two and three year
old steers.
shsep-EItra include Cossets, and when those Of
inferior quality are thrown out.
Poultry-C Bailey had rather more than Ia ton Of
live Turkeys from Canada, not really Of first grade
and sold at l5c II ID. Flee fresh killed lots are active
IN the city Beat Turkeys and Chickens l6 as u II;
fair lots ut l6c ID ID; ordinary lott al lbc D 10.
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John r. STFARNS' ESTATE

The subscribers, having been appointed by the Hon
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Commissioners to receive, examine, and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against the Estate
of JOHN F. STEARNS, late of Dummerston, in
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being allowed by said Court the creditors Of said
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before us; Give notice, that will attend to the du--
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District on the last Thursday of January and June,
1873 ut O'Clock in the afternoon, each of said
days.
ALONZO DUTTON,l
WIN. o. MILLER, I Commissioners.
Dummerston, January 3D. A. ID, 1873. 2
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-30

TIE Court or THE NATlCAN.-The Gerd'-
cha CGttolicd for 1878, published at Rome.
gives some curious statistics about the Car
Gnals OF the Roman Catholic Church. The
total number of the existing Cardinals Is
forty.tive, but there are twenty.Seven Vacaii-
cics. Twepty-onc of the Cardinals are up
ward OF seventy years Of age; the youngest
Cardinal is Prince Lucien Bonaparte, who is
forty-tive, and was made Cardinal 1T the age
Of forty. Of the other high functionaries OF
the Church, including Bishops, Wears Apps
toiic. and Projects Apostolic, the total num-
Der is 9I5 (this is inclusive of Monsignor
Mcrmillod). One hundred and three Of these
appointments are vacant. Of the present
Cardinals eight were appointed by Pope
Gregory XVI. and tbirty-Seyen by Plus
In. During the long pontiticate of the lat
ter no fewer than niuety-Seven Cardinals
have died, most OF whom were appointed 10y
himself. The number Of Nunci"s and In
tcrnuncios OF the Holy Sec at foreign courts
is eight one in Austria. one in Bavaria, one
i'll Belgium, one in Brazil, one in France,
one in Holland, one in Portugal, and one in
Switzerland Besides these there are three
delegates in the South American republics
and The West Indies. The diplomatic corps
accredited to the Holy See consists of repre-
sautatives of Austria, Bavaria, Belgium,
Brazil, France, Monaco, Peru, Portugal, and
S;in Salvador. IL thus appears that though
there is a papal NuGclo at Amsterdam, Ilol-
lind does not send diplomatic representa-
tive % the POpe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-30
uy Gtuhb, Z wilrd ~.
tuct!onerrs and Ecal FS'a'c A%'A's'
Eleventh .trret hctMcen Mai1 nnI hl-H


GALE OF TIE RIG II VI On - Az
~ YORK RIVER RAllkuAD.-if, wy r,.,..
decree of the thaDccry Court O.! "t So t N.fk
m,ud i'm the cause. uf the Richmond dr' i. .i
ktNcr Railroad Company rs. - ii"s.o go It,.
Robert II. Naury, trustees. snd j. iESSSSS- -, AID
Robert h. Marry, trustees. IS. rue IN ,g flb
York River Railroad Compsmy, e"icrr' Oh ~, -
day ri December, lsT2, We The g.ider,sSISa ~ liz
survivor Of Us, shall sell BY public A., t!n.. 10
auction- moons Of Messrs. Grubos "!!,i1lnIy NE
EleventA street. Richmond. Va, on fHi'Ni III ,rr
cd day of May, 1873 al tbs hous Of !; Nj St>Cd,
OF the ]RicHsi0ND ASD YORK HiVkh ,sii,,
ROAD Ga,ArANI, inriutins It's rnte" a. ,,,..,r-,
cross-ties, depots, sdngS, cas- ,,,,i,y II
aud MI other property w!iafSoe'rs' ln,f,c l,of
the franchises uf said c0mrailH ana SA'.tIi r,,lr-
such sale nothing whatsoever UrlCnl = y, ier L.,
pany except It's chooses In acuoiAan" He"'s u.s.
become due 10 II. 49, roIIow>.
HE TERMS OF SALE Will. 10 40 - .,iu t.lr
residue OF lie purchase money SHAH ~ IL
follows SisVeo ON the LIST Of JaiuarN' 'a,' I'm IA,
trrcSt at the rate OF per Gem. pr 'i"''' t
day OF sale. payable sein.-aGAG; q! P.v, ,Is,rr,f
LIST day OF Janriry lSss. WIN ~ SIX, ptHas"
sctni-snnu;iIly: a. tile rc.nsiti'f ga $50 49,,
lnoney on the lSt DAY Of Ja',naFE. - ~ A.v"t
us The rate OF pr c"'r M a. ''''' 81. .'t,rt
ale. uayal,ie sciai-aGrfUtI.S-- SAN ~ A., rs.
-, it,c r,tInc,,uu az I,i,r.,u OF thc cog - ~
,.ssou moi 20 M. .tlyvrrd nntt u" Htt ., .. =.
ratified by the eoi'rt The ictestt LA ~
secured by deed vi trust on the pr - = Iii
csnniists Min take notice tfa. me eitc't r,,n.
M annwevanee viii los SO esi.ngG!sb the oa'a iy
paily aud make the lrehassf OK .psi>
corporate. ...,..,,- ;, ns<srs. P.GES
MAURy, kichmoad, Va Sste tvsEk = Hh,-
tees. a.s- t =, H. NtURi,
.. ..,, -.1.. - Surviving ffsssee1'
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ssnfLs.S signal.


Tw, low whistles, qursnt anu clear
rntt was the signal the cnslnI.' 81 s,yd
rn,, " "A the signal that t'utld. us S"" 49,.
a. we To his wife III Providence ,,opcc.
A through the sleeping town. an" UNA
ttni IN the night,
On 10 t t''c 1,s'ii, ,,,ns white, he sped
,rs,and,s greeting. scant no oo""''
- ~. woman looking "u'.
~, =, nhine and waiting. u" scrcna'''
4, ', ~ "n.g or midnight rounuiaS,
(. 4 what that whistle Scci"e" " cay
ITO my trust true
=, love 10 Won. - .
,y,rsips or waiting, Good night. " SAD
Hrlsh young haGmcn, tourists nue.
fra commuters along me INC
W, S~,Ir,nrn and portcrs glanced ahead,
smiled - the signal, sharp iutenSc.
pierced through the SHADOWS Oh toro'ioc.'ce-
Nothing a'niSS,
Nothing Iii Is
Only Guild calling his wife, they said.
Summer and winter the old refrain
Ranr DER the pillows of rfpcning grain,
p;rrcri through the budding boughS o'crheao'
Flew down tho track when the red leaves burned
Like living Goals from tiie e!iSihe spun eu'
sang ~ l. few:
ITO our trust true,
E,rs; O. uii Du,y-Good-niSht," II Is said.
~ ,,o, ono night, I: was heard no more,
800 Sioninr on over Rhode Island shore,
And the folk In Providence smiled ana SAID.
As they turned in their beds. ihe engineer
Has once forgotten his hldnlght cheel.
one only knew
TO his trust true
""''1 '"' [Bret Hartc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-30

VALUABLE FARM KNOWN AS OAK
GROVE, SITUATED HTHE &c, GoT y II or +
RICHMOND, on THE CHARLES CITY ROAD
NEAR THE WILLIAMSBURG TURNPIKE
FARMING IMPLEMENTS. STOCK, PROVEN
DER; GKnPs, H00USbbH4ILD AND kITCHEN
shall, al the request Of Mr. X. j. Murton trustee,
sell AT public auction. on the premises, on TUES
leavs hai vY a M oesd
above described, adjoining the farm Of Colonel Nor
man Smith. Robert Currie, and others. containing
ONE HUNDRED AID FlFrY-TWO AND A
HALE ACRES, the greater portion of which Is
cleared and In fine heart, which lies well ard pro-
duces well the usual crops, such as corn wheat and
hay.
of most excellent water III the yard.
there are Aoue thirt. acres now seeded In winter
jats,a large. portion Ill timothy aud cloEer, and
about four acres In pot.itoee, rye &C. There Is Il
nice orchard of choice fru,-trecs oil tie llace.
The improvements consist OF a neat FRAMED
DIV ELLlNG, containing eight roouls, iTtutlfu!iy
nestled IN with n Grove OF OAKS me BARN extra
or!intry size !; COhN-CElB, STABLE, &C.; all In
S" The Thu HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE consists of
several CIIAMBER SUITS, eomple'e; WA Va,
The STOCK and FARMING IMPLEMENTS con-
cows. W0ODs's MOWER aud REAPER com
hinrd, nearly new; " AGOS. HARNESS
PLUUGnS, DRAG, CORN a..d SEED PLANT.
Err. REVOLVING HAY-RAKE, CLEANER.
DIE. TOP-CARRIAGEa and IiARNt S., and other
articles too numerous Ia mention.
Tie farm Is in mast excellent uci .lhorh"od. and
It's proximity TO the city aud the licalihfuess Of
the place renders 1t very desirable, ~ d We would
invite the special attention OF parties desiring 10
huy good farm 10 the forc2on. sale.
The TERMS will he announced on The dny OF sale
ap 2s.eodtMylS ldtts Aucionerrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-30
By Moody s Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Auc'i"HerrS'
Ofllce corner Seventh and Hull st.'etS'
Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SAIL OF \ NAu'
" NlFICESr JAMES kiltE IAHN, IKE
TED n POWHATAN COUNTY Va. 80, y
ING THE. LANDS OF Ill IAN ". hi,hN >
hNDui HERSHEY ,irtuc ui Il 'rr'rc q! He ="
cuit Court Of fo"h.tIn IL me ciu-cF S.."r 80
In Il certain suit sly e'! knyal'5 Guarc!A. y. -
ais heirs. shall eNpGsc Tor salc &C lc"'it Hot"
on MONDAY. M,y 5. 1873 that 'cin% co''it-|l ~
|. O'Clock 81. IN frvut of tie; c0ori-!gi," H'.l q
said county that handsome aEa o"1hff"iiS .",'''
FARM known H. X EI.OS 4. ly!ng nm '"'I,'t! w ~
james river, containing SIN III NDi..,n = ~
FORTY-SlX ACRES OF EALCA"l't Lnntttr
100 acre; III James River los -crouu!H ~ i""S
ms al, on the river: auut $50 In = BlS3 't4!e 70. ~
tjyailuu and the balance III "QoH-tiN 49, -,
There j. \ hands me trainer hc;.s" on w ITt..
.aiuiuy from six 10 ti& ID. rolin> ktcL Il >''"
barD& i0,y,ccn-srils. and al other OILY I'. .>
u>ulily fCunl on Il iif,t-II>s iar' T., .,i,n
Fine Orrhalr oi all kinds nf trtd -'ftrs. y"
neigt,.,ortood Ia IN. found III NtFeHi, N"''' -. ,
10 churches OF yarious -deuvIniD..u"ns %
miles from AichauX ferry. and iWh"thEi,'t .t
site Loeb f"hinGn, @il-r. persons rui i"~i , .
IEicket, which passes ri-~ecay % AMI IE"iiI "'''
Iuond. -, .,,,,t,,,
This beautiful pltce should engage thr at'oi''. ,
OF all who are IN quest of such pr pert ''''
with so many comforts auG advaDaSts. III,
TERMS OIe-fUritb cash: htlancc 9h ! 'h'
Of one two. and three years tor l"n.' 49, In,
per cent interest from day Of sale: !Er t''' 20
retained until The Whole purchase none! = .'..-
WILLS j. DAME. toih!'ii'S' ~
MOODY 4 kOIAiT.. Aucitun'pr-. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-30
By Grubbs < Williams,
by GrlibD; & " llllams,
Auctiouccrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street. between Main and Bank,

THAT BEAUTIFUL. NEW, AND MO-
L DERNLY CONSTRUCTED BEICk RESI-
DENCt. no. Col, At TIT: SOCTiiWhST COR COR.
NtH OF tf,ttCE AND BELVIDtRE STREETS,
At AUCTlOS.-Oa THURSDAY, May lst, at
O'Clock 7. NJ, wc viii sell. upon the premises the
rrseucc above referred TO. IL J., finished III NICE
STYLE has nine rooms Including kitchen. city water,
gas with culvrrt privileges. stable for four horses,
carriage house, &c; street pass the front IL
has been built within the last few years, ana Is now,
If possible, In nicer order than on the day 1t was
completed.
The lot Is 30 by $50 feet 50 an alley 81 feet wide
The situation Of this property, on west Grace street.
whittier ;le best improvements are extending, ana
where all desire 10 locate. together with the very
desirable character of Tie buildings, should ensurca
lively Interest In this sale Possession will be given
ut once. 3. f....... -
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
mn ~ 4, AuctiOCerrS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-30

PLANT OrTES.-One Of the best rules the
flr!acr or gardener can follow to insure sue
c@s- in getting good stand of tender crops
j. - plant often. Take for example melons,
,qrashcS cucunbers, lima beans. and such
OF. r products us may be desirable 10 start
early, and which often fail when planted
carl,, and apply the rule at the head of this
article, and success would be certain. Fit
Your ground carly; make broad, rich, fiat
hills. slightly GROWING, to insure dryness
and gain warmth. Then plant early in the
season, and one week later put down few
more seeds in the bills with the thumb and
In9crs; a week later repeat the planting.
and ii the season he particularly cold and
backward, and the frs. paintings do not APP
Icar, a fourth may be necessary. BY this
method success is rendered certain; but lit
lie time is lost, for the later planting will
grow SO fast Us to overtake the first. At the
proper tiuie thinning must be done, aud the
crop is then handsomely started on its jour
ney.--Rur0l Home.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-30
by james NJ. Taylor \ >on.
Real Estate Agents AID hu''iu.i"""..
corner OF E!cycath ana D..GE s.".r,..

COMMISSIONERS SALE or \ VAL
~ UABLE FARM IN IEE\Elrn COUNTY.
ABOUT Fir TEEN MILES bEL0b lLL+t ,.bNp
on THE YORK RIVER RALLIED -. tndu!N-
ING BOTTOMS BRIDGE. Al Pt Il.lt "
TON pursuance Of decree ~ The 1LcHh
Court Of the county of lcEF!co entered "n .ir III
day OF March, I-73, In the cauS" ~ ti'rn t-ns''",
rs. a Hen ana others, tie HTJtriEJcd sectl 'of!'
missioner thereby appointed VII! -" III FH!. ~
ton, N the coar; IA use OF !lcnrc" co3n'E "H N'N-
DAY the 5th day of May. ir5} that hotrg c"oftd'''
at IL O'Clock ", the above lie: crr'l ica! 81 ~ c"h-
tanning three hundred ana thirty IeTcs al l!hl 'lr-
half cleared, The balance IN "nc;s-n'"I' ,rNt',"-
five acres OF The i"St Chlckahoninr H." --in&nd,-
and bounded Il, follows: On tiiG eat AID norm -
Chchah0miny river, on The vast !, ~" hti 81
Dtcy WADE. and on the south Ivy Ni!itlnrhEiT ''ai"
road. and occupied by william Al!"u -. an. =
considered ID he one of thu best ii'u!s IA tII E'E-
ton Of the county.
TERMS: Oue-iourth cash IN" hranr" ~ S'N'
twelve. aud eighteen months, for ncgnittic h.,g'.
Interest added and The I'll. - g :',l"f thl' NV
whole purchase money i, pai,! a.id convey t,'n
orderedb by the court. Taxes 10" !a't to "e F"" u!
the purchaser. n,
office If tire auclioncers. ,..,,....-.,.,.,,
SpcI!l Gu'4.;.l:ss' r"'.
JAMES VI TAYLOR ( SOS, Aucfinn~rs. app.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-30

4 young gentleman in New York called a
coaca dog u Damltian hound, and was in
formed by bis .tidace that if he could not re-
irain from profanity in her presence they
must heuceforth be strangers.
This motto stands at the editorial head of
the Albany (Ga.) Ne,os:
1t IS not rank, nor birth, nor state,
but the get-up-and-get that makes men great"
Babes in the wood-Dolls.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-30
By Wellington Godt'in,
Auct!oneer aud Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bunk streets.

A TTENTION, CAPITALlSTS.-TO BE
n sold at my oGise ~ Y o'cI"ck n. May !, the
historic site uf'.' DREWRI's BLUFF containing
FOUR HUSDREJA THlkTY-FUCRAC ACRES,
seven m,s below Richmond; between james river LIVER
aud Petersburg turnpike. and bounded near Inile
ny each There alc severa! tenement houses on
tic place" and it y rercSeulcd iolTe MT there Is
large and nuurishnS PEACH ORC HARD MD
VINEYARD Or SEVERAL THOUSAND TREES
AND VINES. This place Is ackiH N l.. by
many persons 10 bc the most suitable site Tor re-
moyil Of the pcnit"ntiary buildings, and should he
the sing Slug of Virginia, as 1t is sad There are
inexhar-tihlc beds of best brick clay on the river
.,a,.ks; line wharfage, and access by railroad 1T
Ricc's station lcsS Il IN lni.c), where there Is
mail twice daily.
At the same tiuc and place will lt offered 81 y
uUSDRED AND EIGHTY -EiGtiI ACHES OF
LAND, six miles below Richmond, lying between
Williamsburg and Charles City road-, about one
lrif cleared and the remainder in tine wood and
timber Il portion If which. II put into market,
would pay The most of the purchase money.
These lands are near Richmond, and must rapidly
enhance in value
TERMS: Accommodating.
WELLINGTON GODDIN,
an 2o.3t Auctionetr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-30
by Lyme & Brother,
tuc;ionccrS aid Real Estate Agents,
1912 Main street.
EVEN HANDSOME NEW STOCk-BRIC

Is1EN HANDSOME NEW STOCk-BRICk
4 TENEMENTS SITUATED pNTHr. SOUTH
PARK. BUILT IN THE MOST IMPEOyCD
STYLE. FOR SALE RY AuCTlON.-Ne shall
sill mt public auction OH the pre- misses on THURS
DAY. Isl May, 1873, commencing at j O'Clock 7.
H.. ,ra handsome new SroCk-BRlCh TtNE-
MtNTS, built In the most modern style containing
Six rooms, including wings: inside blinds, hand
some front porchrS gas, water. &c, throughout
There are nice lots attached 10 "Ech. fheS" houses
were built with an eye To parties "i limited means
II avoid labor &C.; ana offer tn par les Wishing To-
make :: profitable investment, and TO parties OF
small means very great inducements.
\ Plat showing size Of lots to be seen at hour 81
sale at which time the terms viii be announced.
LYME. & BROTHER,
an25 AuctionCerS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-30
by Gruhbs & Williams,
AuctioEeers and Real ESTATE ASciIte'
Eleventh street between Mail and Bank.

EICNtNiD sLItCi GttNSSi .h'tii anu i'uhn.
EXECUTORS' SALE OF THE LARGE
T. AND VALUABLE RESIDENCE AT THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF FIFTH AND GA Az,
STREETS, TIE DWELLING ON FIFTH
STREET NEXT BELOW THE ABOVE, AND
BUILDING LOTS ON FIFTH AND. SIXTH
STREETS, AT AUCTION.-By request of the exc
curnrs Of the last will Of john Freciand. deceased
we will sell upon the premises, ON MONDAY the
18th day Of May, commrncingat O'Clock i. Nj, the
late residence Of the dccedeuf, situated Is above.
II is large. substantially and cXpenslvey-
finished residence. with every comfort and modern
convenience Tor large family. The rooms and
halls mt Large, hgl-lched. and airy ANA ENJOY an
extensive view below and across the river. with te
advantage of southern hreezes which cannot pc OBJ
The out-buildin9s are numerous anu COM
plete. and the grounds very attractive.
ments and situated in pleasant nciqhborhood,
within few minutes walk of the Office oilers
unusual advantages TO Il business or prgftSSlcnll
man. With the dwelling will be sold II deSl red
the adjoining lots in the garden, FRO Jung about
cighty-two and one-laf feet Oh Fifth street, other
wise those lots will BE- scd separately; after which
we will sell the brick dwelling next adjoining occu,
tiien the hudn. lots in the rear on sixth
s. root. fronting about eighty AID onc-hait feet.
Special Inducements Wlll DC offered III terms OF
paNL4Ht th CDbS
aD - aNtupHttls.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-30
by James u. Taylor i son,
Zeal Estate Agents and Aucuonecrs,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF I W 0
~ HUNDRED ACRES Or LAND ON THE
RICHMOND, FREDk RlGkSBIRG AND POIO-
MAC RAILROAD, ABOUT SIX MILES FROM
RICHMOND AND Hal n MILE FROM HUN
GARY STATION. IN HtNklCu COUNTY, AT
ACCrlUN.--m execution OF decree of the
thanrery conr! OF The ity VI isichm"nd, In the
case Of Glazthrcok o.. Gssseeroek The 'n!dsrIisIe
auto iOn II. IL court-n"nsr Of leurico county, on
u NDtl The sth day OF May, lsI3 ttat be NJ court
a.. ), u. o'clock NJ, The property above located The
sanr will lie divided into eight iots, cnntainirg
twenty-five acres each Ill fronting on the south side
oftSe railroad.
TERMS: Onc-.hIri cash; the balance OH credit of
SIX aud twelve .ianIh, Iur Aectla 20 notes, Interest
added, The title 10 be Retained until the whole pr-
chase-mcney IL paid anda conveyance ordrea by the
court. ~ .x-r-.t.,. -, .sa John HOWARD,
"'.~ TO- Special Commissioner
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR Son, Auctionsers. sp2a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-30
By james VI. Taylor & .un,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctiuuccrs.
Office corner Eleventh ana Rank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE VA
i CANT LOTS ON DECATUR STREET, IN
THE r'WN OF MAN(l HES CER, AT AUCTION.
Is! 'rt" oi decd Of tru executed March %. 1872
hy daniel i!sn 10 me us trustee 10 secure the pay
ncnt II two certain negotiable notes therein de-
scribcd, default having been made In the payment
OF said notes, and being requested so 10 do by the
beneficiary La said deed, will proceed 10 sell. at
public auction, on The premises. on tt ESDAY the
9th day OF May, 1879; Ut O'Clock P NJ the property
described In said dee,l ~ follows: .... -
THREE VACANT LOTS, Nos. 5, 0, and 10, In
Square OF Perciyal's plan OF Marks addition To-
the town of Manchester, each having front VI IL
feet inches on the southeast side Of ecatur street.
TERMS: fash JAMES VI. TAYLOR,
s.. yra ...t.s.t .n "..4 Trustee.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR 4 Son. AucflgueerS. aD -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-30
by Hill 6 Goldiu.
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTAT

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
On THE NURl HIVES CORNER OMAN
MD THIRD STREETS, FOR r-ALE N lur-
T1ON-On THURSDAY the Isl day Of My II
ocl ok NJ, on the premises. we will sell tG lrn'r
scrtbCd having front Fl 81. feet on Main auI 4
depth Of llss feet on Third street and r,uu whrft
now stands i large and comfortable iran. .ltpg
containing about eight rooms. The former r.si,ncr
Of Judge John Robertson.
TO pariir, Desiring 20 huitd !" q cnui uri-f,..,r.
hood ana convenient to the Lu,lu".- rri'r, Of tie
city this propert! offers iudu,"Hcu., sgI4ln a. IL.
had.
1t will be SOLD as whole, atorIng the purchaser
the option OF fronting on either stncs
TERMS: VIII DC anuouAccdon day or sale.
HILL L GOpDfS.
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