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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-05

New Castle.
Correspondence Of the Commercial ]

TCOTTtHpUHut1Io6 VI UIo OOI111leIVIaF
U. s. SURVEYS Assistant Surveyor Junkin
from Washington, ID. O., is now here, with ten
men employed, making a survey and plot Of the
Delaware river from North street down to las-
ker street, 80 as to asaist the Town Commission
ers in making a line of solid wharfng.
Town IMPROVEMENTS. Town Commission
els are now having the upper end OF Market
Street graded taking Off part of the hill and ll-
ing up the hollow places. They commenced yel :
teTday morning, and expect to finish tonight;
This is something that has been greatly needed
for sometime, ana we are glad to see it progress
ing. ,o-,..--
TAG "AoARuIoo THE new Pacific steamship
Acapulco, from Wilmington, Del. for New York,
Ito get her machinery passed down at 6;SU
O'Clock, last evening, in tow of the tug Hogan
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-05

The NEW CoURT HOUSE. site for the New
Court House. at Dover, was selected Tuesday
by the Levy Court. 1t is on 1.-THE green" be-
tween the burnt hotel property and the Office of
G. " Massey. Esq partially occupied now by
the office OF s. G.. Laws. 1t is owned in part by
@. s. Watson, OF Milford. The price to be paid
is "a, ,0OO There is objection to the action Of
the Levy Court in this purchase. 1t is stated
that the court house could be erected over the
County Building for less than half the sum
that it will cost to build one on the site selected
s4O, 900, it is thought, will be expended in this
job, whereas $40 900 would have answered for
the other site. The county is to be run to a
heavy additional expense to please Dover, ac-
cording to the dissatisfied parties. Smyrna
Times.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-05

At Cleveland, on Tuesday night man namet
Murphy was shot and fatally wounded by an
other named Morgan. They boarded at the sam'
house, and Murphy had some trouble with th'
lapdlady, it being said that he intended to loayt
without paving the bill. Morgan took part with
tho landiady, and on the evening fer the dis
pute shot Murphy while the latter was sitting
the doorstep. Morgan was arrested yesterday
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-05
THIRD EDITION.
Pbiis deIphia.

LAUNCH or TIE ILLINoIs-mAsuFAoTUBER kB-
Seconded. ...s.f
PHILADELPHIA, june 8.
The steamer illinois, the fourth OF the Amer
lean line, will be launched next Saturday. -
John Wilson, a packing-box manufacturer,
has absconded, after borrowing twenty thnns-
and dollars from his friends. He had fallen hi-
to difficulty, from mania for gambling.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-05
SECOND EDITION


she ARRIVES our-THREE OF HER PROPELLER
BLADES BROKEN.
b QUEENSTOWN, June 5.
The steamship Pennsylvania arrived at this
port at l A. NJ She lost three blades OF her
propeller when four days out. She had pleasant
weather. t...t
I'D H 10TH.
PHILADELPHIA. June 5.
The steamship Pennsylvania carried out with
hor extra hlades for her propeller, 30 that the
accident will cause no delay.
She will leave here on her second trip, July
10th.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-05

At the session of the Levy Court at Dover.
Tuesday, the question of the construction Of
the pivot bridge across the Smyrna Greek was
taken up and after discussion, was postponed
until October 1t was agreed however, to ap-
propriate $1,000 for the making Of the causeway
across the marsh.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-05

DEATH OF SAMUEL KELLEY. Samuel kolley,a
well-known citizen and business man, died this
morning. He was formerly from Mill Creek Hun
dred, but has resided in Wilmington number
of years and has been engaged in the flour and
feed and coal business.
The circumstances Of his death are particularly
distressing. His brOther-in-law and former part
ner, Scattergood Allen, has been lying danger
ously i'll for some time. at his house on West st.
and MIR and Mrs. Kelley left their residence. and
went to Mr.. Aliens to take care OF him. MIR.
Kelley also attended to Mr.. AS business: On
Saturday morning, Mr.. Kelley had difficulty
with one of the men employed by Mr.. Allen, a
colored man named Douglas, and in attempting
to put him on the premises was thrown, Doug
lass falling heavily upon him Mr.. Kelley has
been subject to serious arrangements Of the
stomach, and on Saturday night, had very bad
attack. continuing until this morning, when 1t
terminated fatally.
Mr.. Allen, meantime. lies in very critical
condition in the same house where MIR. Kelley
dlad.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-05

THE GOVERNOR Of OREGON HAS ROPE READY.
SAN FRANoIsoo. June s.
The Governorof Oregon has asked Of the
s. authorities that the Modoc prisoners be sur
render ed to the civil authorities OF that State
for trial and punishment
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-05

Continued heavy rains in Texas have Hooded
large portions OF the State, doing great damage
to the growing corn and cotton crops. In many
sections the crops have been utterly destroyed
by terrific hail storms. At last accounts there
was a prospect of more rain.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-05
RANKING HOUSE
JAY KE& co.

JAY CooKE& co.
The Northern Pacific Railroad Company having
de ermned to close its 7sO First Mortgage old Loan
at an aggregate not exceeding thirty million dollars
and thereafter pay higher rate of interest than
per cent on further issue OF Its bonds the limited
remainder of the O. loan is now being disposed
OF through the usual agencies.
As the bonds of this issue are made receivable in
payment for the Companys lands at Ito, they are
in constant and increasing demand for this pur-
pose and will continue to be after the loan is closed
"a fact which much enhances their value and
attractiVeness as an investment.
The Company has more than 800 miles of its road
built and in operation, has earned title to nearly
ten minionaeres CT its land grantand sales of lands
have thus far averaged 20 Sc per acre.
All marketable securities are received IN exchange
for Northern Pacific at current rates.
John McLeaH- 81 Son,
BANKERS,
Mo. eo2 Market street. =,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-05

SENT TO THE ALMsHoUsE AGAIN.-John Ful
meier, who was turned out of the almshouse
about month ago, was sent back again, this
morning Yesterday he locked himself within
his room, and by his actions made positive the
belief, before invited, that he was insane
When the officers went for him, last night, he
was still locked up, and refusing admission they
broke open the door. He then made for them
with a club but his blows we're parried and he
was captured and brought to tho Hall. DIR;
0gle made an examination, this morning, and
pronounced the man insane.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-05

Miss Dckinsons lecture at Dover, on Tuesday
evening, was on the subject, " What's to Hin
der" and although there might have been moth
ing to hinder her from having large audience,
it Is plain fact the attendance was decidedly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-05

Flour leclining superfine. $4.75@$5.50 {; ex-
ira S5 75@$6 so Pennsylvania extra family,
$8.5O0$9 90; Wheat lower red, $i.76, white
81, 95CDS210. Corn dull ; yellow, 62@63c. Oats
at 37042c. Whiskey at IS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-05

The British bark Monarch, of Liverpool, wal
wrecked last Sunday evening off St. Andrew't
bar. The captain. captains wife, first mate ant
four seamen were lost the second mate ant
eight seamen we're saved, and are In Brunswick
Ga, ft,-.--=a
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-05

The Massachusetts Medical Society. at a meet
ing yesterday, voted to expel its homeopathic
members, whose cases were recently reported
upon. There was only one vote against their
expulsion
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-05

Collision ON THE DELAWARE r. r. This
morning at . 80 a collision occurred on the Del
X. r. this side of New Castle, between a gravel
train and locomotive No. g., an extra morning
North The track was obstructed and the Della
ware morning train failed to arrive in time to
connect with the train from Baltimore, but ar
rived at IL 90 and continued North with spe-
cal engine. Juhl Mlnouey, Rod Master. wa
the only lAan hurt by the acc ident no sustain
ing bruise ON one aam, and slight cut on his
face.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-05

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON, June 5.
Probabilities For the Middle States South
wsst to Northwest winds, clear or partially cou-
dy weather, probably light showers from South
eastern New York to North Carolina.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-05

STREET IMPROVEMENT TITO Street Commit
tee of Council of which VIM Anby ID chairman,
arc vigorously pushing matte which appertain
to their jurisdiction. The grading, preparatory
to LAYING down the macadam ad bed on Fourth
street. has been commenced d progresses sat
infaetorily, The paving of ne bed of Fifth
street has been completed, al the street was
thrown open to travel this m ming. On Front
street force is at work rem, wing the surplus
dirt there B ii Z " = 2. 49,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-05
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Delicious strawberries and cream at Grace
church festival. Go tonight and judge for
yourself as this will be your last chance,
4 AT the Dover depot, Wednesday morning a
very painful accident occurred to brakeman,
on one of the freight trains. In coupling two
cars. his hand was caught between the bumpers,
and smashed it almost to jelly. The hand will
most probably have to be amputated.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-05

One hundred and thirty dealers in butter and
cheese met in New York yesterday, and voted to
established an exchange. Their annual transac-
tions are said to cover $50 900 900.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-05

This won't do, Messrs Cramp. The Pennsyl-
uqnid, 1t seems, lost three OF her propeller
blades, when only four days out. For new
ship, this seems not justifable
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-05

Tennessee papers contain favorable accounts
OF the growing crops. sl i + F 10r -. i
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-05
and and Market streets.
ELECTRlC DISKS

Are self-acting, clean, comfortable and durable.
They are worn with relief In rheumatism, Neurai-
gta, Local Pains, Weakness, Lameneea, &C. They
Supply gentle now OF constant electricity and have
a wider range of use and help IN the above named
class Of troubles than the ordinary battery. Sold by
K. BRINGHURST CO.,
Corner sixth and Market atreeta.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-31

How TO MAKE RAIsINs-For making
rais!ns they wait until the grape is fully
ripe, and then carefully cut off the punches
and lay them either on a hard clay floor,
formed in the open air, or on brown paper
laid between the vine-rows. They do not
trim out poor grapes from the punches, be-
cause, as they assert, there are none; but I
suspect this will have to be done for the
very finest raiSins. such us would tempt
reluctant buyer. The punches require from
eighteen to tWenty.four days of exposuretto
the sun to be cured. During that time they
are gently turned from time to time,' and
such as are earliest cured are at once re-
moved to raisin-house. This is fitted with
shelves, on which the raisins are laid about
a foot thick, and here they are allowed ito
sweat little. if they sweat too much, the
sugar candies on the outside, and this dete-
riorales the quality of the raisin. 1t is an
object to keep the bloom on the berries.
They are kept in the raisin-house, / believe,
five or elk weeks, when they are dry enough
to box. It is as yet customary 10 put them
in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. boxes, but no doubt,
SIS more experience Is gained, farmers will
contrive other parcels. Chinese do all the
work ia raisin-mak king, and are paid one dol
lar y day, they supplying themselves with
food. There is no rain during the raisin-
making season, and consequently the whole
outdoor work may be done safely ms we'll as
cheap Cab foY7,ia iet ter Neso YorIs gri-
bftle. ~ ts$5s tt.fs5;ss 81. q
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SPRINGS FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.

By virtue of n decree Of the Richmond Chancery
Court of May 10. 1s13, in the suit Patton, &c, rs
Fry &C., tht. undersign , appointed commission-
ss a eaa 5n He M
1874, nc p. 81. that valuable property known as
THE HEALING SPRINGS.
including the REAL ESTATE, situated In the
county OF Bath State Of Virginia. on the line of the
Ghssapeake and Ohio rai!road containing ElG HT
th Of Which, Is cleared and n suvasis ote
gcther with oil the PERSONAL PROPERTY
thereon, iised IN connection with the Springs.
BRICK BUILDINGS Of the best material and work
manshlp, md a number of HANDSOME COT
TAGES, all in good order, and erincing considers
houses, stables, &c.; and partial equipment for a
stage line, &c. 5zSss u III f9I
Pure freestone water is conveyed by pines froma
Spring In the mountains through the buildings and
grounds, effording an ample supply for al pnr-
poses, and the property Is thoroughly furnished
rst class Watering place being at the present dine
In full operation, and 10 DC
KEPT OPEN
without interruption during the residue OF the
= spttpss ssa UNTIL OCTOBER 1sT,
under the present able management.
The property Is situated on the main road in
the Warm Springs Valley. about fifteen miles from
Coyington, on the Chesapeake sud Chic railroad,
af9n s hrS o e
and partly under contract is Intended 10 extend to
;Coytngton, and when completed will pass through
the Warm Springs Valley within short distance
The Virtues Of the waters are wen known and need
no particular notice. Descriptive pamphlets can
Ladd Is Ca.,s Kichmond. Tie grounds arc picfu,
RESCUE and beautiful, shaded hy trees OF original
ara s and oai s
TsaMs Cash as 70 one-soarth Of the purchase
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lfor tho Dispatch J
Deserted Englessdo
pRRAM.

< - rtsH
a DREAM. ~ j i
who first said false as drcanas e Aot one VINO saw
in.o the wild and wonarous world they way s.l 8
No thinker WHO sth rsaa t mem, n M ssy
-sopoes 0"0 'aA ~ - - z Henry fsarod. 81
AWAY with me now DER The hin and the valley,
Mar from the city tonight wilt roam, .,,,
To the spot round which memories ever Viii raiS
Home
. O rng,es,de Inglcside name that entrances.
hreaad thee nv loving thonghss ever cntwine;
The eye Of 70 ,ee eSss hnrf loved and
enShrined.
Does Thy lawn spread Its verdurc my footsteps %
DO thy elm; trees yet clasp their fair arms Ger
DO thy flowers, once SO loved, now but blossom to
80 Inv csdars now sign for past that is dead 2
Does tho ivy yet clasp that dear wall with affection
And give. II warmth while II grows Close ano
Docs the yet cliag to that porch for pro-
Casting sweetness and beauty on picture so drear:
Does The holly stand stately, the pride of the gag
Like sentinel, guarding those flowers once SO
Oh! false, hast thou been as a watcher and
FOR dropping, or scattered, or persisted they are.
Is the moon on that scene sim With loveliness
shining?
or hides she her beauty IN cloud and IN night?
Arc the stars on that home yet, Ike loving eyes,
gleamingl u,.,,.
Do they tremble and CULVER as they mark Times
sad flight! sge
Is the nlght-brd his song on the still air yet send
ing! -, 80
Does hs I'LL that sweet silence with 'oyousness
yet?
Or areoucm chants he for change so heart-rendlng.
For the joys that we lose, but we cannot forget
With loved forms my fancy yet peoples that
"ipgle!" ;,
The nreside yet draws us its warm breadth around
Alas q, my heart! those groups cauuot mlnge, !,
For, 10 In yon graveyard u lowly green mound.
In that grave rest the dreams of q childhood SO
cherished.
And there lie the hopes of maidep's first years. .
For Ingleside closes Its portals land persisted
Is all 10Y In that home but It's memory and tetS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-31
BY d. h. Weisiger, Auctioneer,
1915 Main street.

A UCTIoN SALE OF THE VALUABLE
IN AND Observation-Disclosures LOT adjoining
the residence of Dr. John II. Winfre on the north
side OF cambridge between Eleventh and Twelfth
August. 1873. ut 9 O'Clock p. NJ. Tor Immediately
after the sale by Mcssrs. Moody & Royalll, on the
premises.
This beautiful lot fronts ~ feet and runs back les
feet to an alley 1t will be sodas whole divided
US may be most desired by purchasers.
TERMS :: One-thIrd cash; the balance at four,
eight, and twelve months. III negotiable notes, III
terest added, secured by a deed OF trust.
iy3O u. X. WEISIGFR, Auctioneer.
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BY Grubhs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

DUBLIC RENTING OF TWO FINE
i FARMS NEAR RICH MOND AT AUG
TION.-On TUESDAY the 5th OF August, com.
mencing at IL O'Clock A. 81. upon the premises,
will rent at public auction for the term Of one year
the CREIGHTON ESTATE. of which the late DR.
William A Christian died seized, lying about four
mites east of Richmond. 1t Will be divided into
two tracts, to wit: t@'
LIST. The home TRACT, with $50 acres. en-
braciug lilo acres for small grain, 20 acres In clover
and 100 acres Of meadow, suitable for corn.
I'd. THE OLD QUARTER TRACT, with about
200 acres, embracing 100 acres for small grain, 10
acres IN clover, and 90 acres OF meadow Land for
corn.
Ample buildings Of all kinds are upon each tract.
b. Possession given Of land In time 10 seed wheat,
and full possession on first january next, II not
before. f
Bond with approved security will be required.
. G. G. MINUR, Administrator d. b. n. e t. q.
Of Will I'm a. Christians, deceased.
3 GRupBs 8 WILLIAMS, Anctioneers. " 30
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" a.ltdtS
BY James NJ. Taylor K Son.
Real Estate Agents and .Aucuohees'
Office corner of Eleventh and Bank s'fFe'S

Office corner Of Eleventh and baph s"''"'
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALuABLaEs
i HOUSE AND LOT In THr;; - SSni.Til
RICHMOND, FRONTING on ,,,Il.nl, liz SSD
SIDE OF MAIN BETWEEN tif IEEs -. - THE
Ss yENTEENTH STREETS, kNom : is.SsInX
MIDDLE TENEMENT OF nHE ,,c,,pfp0 BY
HOUSED AND AT PRESENT oCct LEV ~ ,i,tnr
A. u. JACOBS, ESQ. AT AUCTION! Ne s0.
Of n deed of trust executed on the :,t ga y. tsr
yember fss3 to the subscriber from VI ); ,re,s
recorded i'm the clerks office of Richmond 81 10
fnow Chancery) Court In u. Is. -, n. III. NOTES
secure the payment OF certain s,, "bs,rdcia-
therein mentioned ut the request OF t.,t ~ iIr,c.
nv I'm said deed. and In conformity WIN ia, Ctty
lions of u decree OF the Cllancery Sont y, ~ Nay
of Richmond, pronounced on the I'm .- han 4l
1871 I'm the ease of Shields rs. hracksS,p The
ut public auction, on the premises. on 1rf,Ir:
2ed day OF August 1873, 1T oelockL; ~ y, rcp,rd.
not he first fair day thereafter, SUM- IIfSG on
that Desirable BRICK STORE anu DG G,n,irh aud
the south side OF Main between tlite,i %,n,,.
Seventeen Streets No. 1925. The iot four
one feet two inches and running back hils''
feet 10 an alley fifteen feet vide. 49,, o,reus.S m
TERMS: Enough I'm cash 10 pay thg t,arysi frr.
sale and the sum OF SiN45.S9., VIII a"rt ne sn-
May 27;h, 1871 al The rate OF ten per ,I, suI d
mum, until paid. and eteoi. ~. ,sIu he; sseh
S1,DlS 5sa. for wbtcha negottaoie .2e Min ig.rrA
payable on ihe 9th day OF May, 20, ar erl. pf
from May 27th. 1871. at the rate oi en ct Of ya
alinIiY,i added and 10 be secured by ~ me r
Terms as 10 anv surplus Of the procseus ~ sgr sol
after enough to satisfy said sums u mo- the t.y d
ii, become due, will De made known on M ss
sale JANIS 81. TAYLOR, w3
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR Il son, Auct.olieSl-----:
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A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE AND
~ I,rnr A IE -lliEsulnt

A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE AND
IN ATTRACTIVE REAL ESTATE.-pursuant
to decree of the Circuit Court OF lynchburg'm
Ianghorne, &C., and Langhcrne'S assignee g. S'M''
&C., the under signed. as commissioners, ipr lic
purpose, will, on FRIDAY the 9Th da! OF August
1874 cfnmencing with the MILL al o'rioc. T.
NJ, sell, on the premises In each case ny puopN
auction, 10 the highest bidder, the following pro-
perty: ~, ,.r
nLanrhorre Mills property In the city Of Lynch
burg, between and at the Junction OF The Jalhgs
River aud kanawha canal aud BlacEwatfr cItfA'
The place contains about an acre ann n'VEsi ,,
The Touring mill Is one Of the largest III w Sa'''
and is capable OF turning out go or 800 Daiie W.
day; and connected herewith are 4 cOrli'ih " -
bushels capacity, and plaster.nlll pl ~ IL ,'
pacity per day. The very ample supply ", % %a%
may be perpetually obtained from u'e ea'i' '"'''
IA HALF-ACRE VACANT Lot on Black e.
water creek u half-me above the mill, auu aG)s"'
Ing the lot of John Wall. -, ,rs
3. An ACRE LOT below Dcane's foifld y ON i
canal the next but one above PercivaiS oriuse' WIN
q small house thereon. n -
TERMS OF SALE: Cash will he required a 10 o., :,
much as shall be necessary TO pay expense VI s
and costs of suits-say, about i've per CEN. ~
given of one two three, and four years ior 'Lu,'
portions of the residue with bonds win soOu I|
sonnl security. bearing SIX per cent. intefc y
date the title being retained AS sinliiUlai ',y
and property subject 10 resale In deladit o' ~
ment In whole or In part.
For further information, apply TO-, rr,>
X. q. III, hkAA'
\. III. IENls,,.
W. Il. GANIEl'
4. W SCOTT.
~ a.f,td,s Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-31
BY James M. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
. Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

Office corner Eleventh ana Bank streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VALUA-
Il BILE FIvE-sTORY BRICK STOREH0USE
ON DOCK STREET NEAR THE CORNER OF
SEVENTEENTH STREET, AND At PRESENT
OCCUPIED AS A PART OF THE OLD DOMiN.
ION SUGAR REFINERY.-By virtue or deed OF
trust executed to trustees for the benefit OF the
creditors Of the Old Dominion Sugar Refining Com
pany dated February 81 1873, and duly recorded IN
the clerks, Office of Richmond Chancery Court In
y. b. 100 b. page TO- we will proceed to sell pub
lie auction on the premises on MONDA1 tne 4th
day of August 1873, at O'Clock z. NJ all That GER
tain lot or parcel Of land with al the improvements
thereon and all privileges and appurtenances there
10 belonging situated on Dock street, III the city OF
Richmond, commencing at a point one hundred
feet from the western line Of Seventeenth street,
having front of eighty-four feet on Dock street
and running back between parallel lines one HUH
bred aud two feet. The improvements cover the
entire lot.
This property Is subject to q mortgage of ten
thousand dollars, which fell due on Murch 2tst,
1872, and upon which interest is due from December
2lst 1879, which is secured by deed Of trust to b.
X. Wexford and Edwin NJ. Mann, trustees, execu-
ted by Solomon a. Myers on the 2lst day OF March,
1870 and duly recorded In the clerks Office OF the
Cbancery Court of the city OF Richmond.
TERMS Subject 10 the above-uamed mortgage):
One-thrd cash balance at six, twelve. and eighteen
months for negotiable notes. interest added ana Sc
cured by deed Of trust on the property.
K. MANSON SMITH,
PC. WARWICK,
JAMES NJ TAYLOR & Son Auctioneers ~ 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-31
BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No liz Main street.

4 NEAT FRAME DWELLING ON
n PLEASANT STREET. STRECkER'S HILL,
FOR SALE BY AUCTION.-On TUESDAY the
5th of August, at O'Clock p. NJ. we shall sell by
auction. on the premises, q neat FRAME DWELL
ING, with four rooms I'm good repair, and lot
IS by I95 feet, with good well Of water In the yard
on the south side Of Pleasant street, Strecker's
Hill, opposite Mr.. Kersey's.
TERMS: Liberal, and nude known at sale.
RICHARDSON s. CO..
~ an AuctioneerS.
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n BY Lyme 4 Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
ss No. l2l2 Main street.

NEW FRAMED DWELLING, STU
j ATED ON DANCE STREET BETWEEN
CAR TER AND ASHLAND STREETS, NEAR
HARvlETOWN, FOR Sale a.l =; AT 7! AUCTION
SATURDAY the cd Of August 1879, commencing
ut eS p NJ, q. neat little FRAMED RESIDENCE
located rs above described. Lot 80 by 1873 feet.
To parties Of limited means this offers q good OPP
portubity osecure nice lille home at small out
lay, and In an improving locality.
TERMS: AT sale. LYME & BROTHER,
iy3I sftif'si'sSff SRI Aucttoneers