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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-12-06
CIVIL RI(:n rs.

Last night the Georgia Minst' els
appeared at the Theater as advr:.
tised, but there was u performance
on the outside, not SCI down i'll the
programme. For several days, ever
since the announcement that the
Georgia Minstrels would play here,
our amusement lovers have been on
the Qui rire, and anticipation ran
high, it being generally known that
the performers were genuine + hio-
plans. As soon as the doors of the
Fheater were thrown open ladies'
and gentlemen entered and took
their seats quietly in sufficient num-
beers to fill the auditorium, and every
thing promised to work along
smoothly enough untii our Sheriff
eIect, u tail. strapping negro. aud
two OF three others OF his color de-
mantled admission to the dress CIR
Gle. The manager declined to
admit the gentlemen of color upon
the ground that their tickets were
for another portion of the house.
They en,?eavOred to force their way
in u very boisrerOus manner, and "a
the doorkeeper was given no assist
ance by the negro policeman VINO
stood by him they would probably
have i ne su had he not endea vore'i
to uueil Il threatened disturbance
10y explaining to them that only
"whlte tickets admitted to thu.
dress circle. $40 for \ white ticket
was then freely offered by those OF
the negroes vino were determined t.
create trouble, aud if possible break
up the performance and after awhile
they succeeded in bIlbing some
while man to purchase the dress
circle tickets for them. the ticket
seller persistently refusing to sell
these tickets to the negroes. When
the black mob pressed upon the
door keeper with the ticket of admis-
sion to the dress circle he had DO
alternative but to admit them, hav-
ing been led TO make the aunOunc.
ment previously that these whi't
tickets would prove an "Open
sesame to the coveted privilege OF
> seat in the dress circle. As sOOI
as the negroes were seen TO enter
aud seat themselves in that portion
of the auditorium some one raised
y cry Of "put 'em ont and in the
midst of the din, Chief of Police
Lew Hall jumped on the stage and
gave expression to very decidedly
original and modifying expression
OF opinion, to the effect that those
who were not satisfied to sit there
had 1.-THE freemen's privilege to gel
NJ and leave" Acting upon his
suSk e~tion, the ''fremen'' com
menct.d to take their departure, the
manager mean " hi,e coming TO the
front and telling them hat tbeiI
money would Ire returned at the
door In a little while the dens<
andleuce had thinned out till only .
few remained, among whom wer'
1 still noticeahle some half dozei
ladies'
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-12-06

with honest purpose, no
doubt, are now left to lament their
folly, aud mourn over the ruin they
have brought upon the people.
We have said, and still believe.
that had the Meridian Convention
nominated G-n1 Humphries, he
would have enlisted the disaffected
of all parties, and with the aid OF
Alcorn aud his followers, the ticket
could have been tIiumphantly cleo
led and the State redeemed. This
AlcOrn could have done without
any compromise of honor or cOnsis-
tency. having, as it was said, aban-
doned the party in power; whereas
the Democracy, as = party, could
not have given him their support
without sacrifice Of principal and
true miniiuess.
Ii We are correct in our cOnclu
,iuns. then the blame of Radical
victory must res; with the "OoiterS
and their Chief, and not with the
Democrats. Tha lesson to be de
rived from this fatal error Is, that
it is both unwise and unpatrio tic
to abandon principle for doubtful
policy or questionable expedieney,
aud that our only guarantee for the
future is in combined aud persists
ent effort. If our people will but
give earnest heed to the lesson 20
dearly taught them, and will present
one united front against Rsdicalism
and carpet-baggery in the next con-
test, victory will perch upon Their
standard. and peace aud prosperity
once again smile upon our despoi!ed
and imboverished State.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-12-06
TWEED,s COuVICTIOM...

The conviction of WIN. M. Tweed,
the corrupt king of the most infa
nous ring of thieves that ever dis
graced the annals Of civilization,
has done much to convince the pub
lie that honor and Integrity have
not altogether fed the temples OF
Justice in New York city. The een.
tence passed upon Tweed was JUS
retributU,,, and it is to be hoped
that like judgment may be rem
dered against every member of his
band Of thieves and SObt,ers. This
man has Lot only stolen millions
With which to Zurich his Golfers, but
has doue more to debauch public
morals than almost any individual
IN the land. But a few years ago
hr was as poor "a Pharaohs lean
kline, bnt by pursuing a regular
system Of fraud and peculafion. be
was enabled to lord the lean earth
with iatness, aud growing insOlent
and arrogant under vast accumu-
lation of i'll COTTON gains, like Jeshu'
runs ass, he .waxed fat and kick ed.
Retriuutive Justice, however, search
cd out the guilty offender; striP'
him of his stolen spiendor, and con
signed him to the gloomy wallis OF
a prison.
The following telegram, dated
New York, December LIST, will show
the miserable end of this dishOnes,
and unscrupulous man:
After being taken TO Blackwal:'s
Island yes, erday. Tweed wss asked
the usual questions by the record
ing clerk. To which he answered
he WAS aged fifty Years, ami by oc-
cupation Il s. atesmau no reli Eipn,
but AS hiS family were Protest. ant,
he was entered a. n Protestant. He
weighed 2ti3 pounds. He WAS take;
10 the bath house and thea had bis
head shaved in peuireuFiary style
and Was arrayed in full striped uni-
form He had iwO letters from New
York physicians. Recommending that
he b.. placed III the hospital. but at
ter examination by the peuilentisry
plr> sicians, he was remautie<i 10 Il
common cell like all other felOus.
and numbered "a. The jacket givei.
him to wear is known AZ the lar
ceny jacket. His son staid by him
uutIl he Was led away 20 his cell
when he and a few friends TIA en- left
the island.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-12-06
CIVIL RIGHTS IN vICKsBURG.

In another column will se found
all article fiOm the Vickburg Her
aid. giving the particulars of a dis
graceful attempt TO enforce the mis-
cradle doctrine of civil rights in thar
city. The poor, deiu.ied negroes.
urged to deeds of lawIessness by
depravcd and INSCRIPTIONS white
men, seem determined to bring d
bout IL collision between the Races,
and which Will eud in their total
destruction, whenever the alterua-
tive is forced upon the whites. We
haze great sympathy for the col
ored race, and earnestly desire To
live in peace and harmony with
them but when they ma.ily attempt
to break down the barriers which
the laws of God and the laws OF SO
ciety have erected between them
and the whites, they ASSUME a fear
full responsibility, and one that, if
persisted ia, must, sooner OF later,
seal their doom forever.
the contemplate white men who
aided the negroes mn the occasion
referred to, should be tarrrd and
feathered. aud driven out of Nicks-
burg. Ii is high time thar examples
he made of all such characters. The
good of society aud the good Of the
negro demand their expulsion from
every community contain mated by
their COiruptiag presence.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-12-06

The vote for Spcaker of the House
resulted in the election of MIR.
Blaine. Mr.. Stephens occupies a
seat directly in front IF the Speak
er. and on the Democratic side of
the aisle. This courtesy to Mr..
Stephens was upon motion OF Mr..
Rhe:t. nsE,rginia. So says Wash
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-12-06
The State Of Mississippi,
NodiSOu CDu1tU

/. l.. S. Jeffrey. Clerk of the Chan
Gerry Court and Board of Snpervi-
sors of said County, do hereby Ger
tify that the foregoing report con.
tains true aud perfect copy of the
proceedings OF said Board at q
special meeting thereof, begun and
held on Monday. the LIST day OF
December, a. d., 1873.
Given under my hand and the
seal of said Board at office this
2nd day OF December, A. d., 1873.
LIS Z. S. JEFFREY, Clerk
By A. A. OAMPRELL., d. q.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-12-06

a complete stock of fancy goods
will be found at the popular stOr. of
CLARK & BALDWIN.
Fair Warning.
Parties indebted TO us MUST PAY
UP or pay costs. Further indui-
gence we cannot allow.
CAsSELL s. BAUGHN.
Feb. IS. 1873
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-12-06

GENERAL FUND.
Washington Battie-Bill rem
dered for repairing bridge
across Bear Creek, on the
Canton and Haley road 500 90
Washington Battie-Biil rem
dertd for building bridge
! on the Canton and Haley
road. ACROSS a branch of
Bear Greek, 100 90
Kelly & Murphy-Bill ren-
iered for one sign hoard, 90
Monroe Par.er-Blii render
rd for ball It box, so
James A. McMurtray-Bill
rendered for index and sign
boards, 6 80
Van Beck, Bernard & Tinsley
Biil rendered for books fur
nished Board. % so
Boyle & Chapman-Bill rem
drred for road laws, 10 90
kimball, RAymond&CO-RiII
rendered for books. blanks,
&c, furnished county, 143 90
Henry Wa,iace-Bili render
ed for hauling lumber, 8 90
G. Il. krmp-Bi,l rendered
for hauling lumber and fix
ing bridge, 10 90
II. T. Rimm-r-Bi!i rendered
for balance due on index
boards, 90
II. + Grayes-Bill rendered a.
Clerk OF Election, day,) 800
John Otts-Bill rendered is In
spector "f Election, Il days. 800
BtI lis FJirfaX-Bili rendered
IN Inspector of EiectiO':,l day 3 90
Archie CO!rman-BiiI render
Ell az Inspector of Election,
day, 3 90
It. j. Gee-Bill rendered as
Oiegk Of Election. IL day,) 800
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-19

TOR ? Fl ILADELPHIA.- .lr,;ss.'
i The stcamcrJ. ". EVERMAS C4p- nszLlh
tain pLATr, win receive freight for the 5"rs sc
TIL mon DAY the 2lst instant at l. 0'ctorE. i"h
Freight taken for MI parts Of Pep.rr~t-
New jersey. and Delaware. also Tor S1rr,( ma,
ton. and New Orleans. ut low rates. h"s-
Passage 10 Philadelphia. including re,,..,
staierooin, -. w. +. PORTER. AZ. "n1
ap 10 1t No 2tyJ INC. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-19
By Grubbs Il Williams.
Auclonerrs and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.
,A1E on THE RICHMOND AMI

GALE OF THE RICH ii 0 n ID AND
decree of the hancery Court OF tlle city of Rich
mond I'm the Causes OF the Richmond and York
River Railroad Company rs. j. ProsSer abb and
Robert II. Maury, trustees, anu j. PruSSer Tahb
Robert II. Maury, trustees. r5 The Richmond and
York River Rsilr0ad Company, entered Oh the 18th
day Of Dccnubvr 1872. we, the undersigned, ur the
survivor Of Us, shall sell By public auction. Of the
nuctlon.tooma or MesSrs. Gru6os i Williams. No.
Elcyen.a street. Richmond Va, on FRIDAY the
I'D day Of May 1919. Ut the hour OF u d., all tho
Of lie RICHMOND AND York RIVER RAIL,
ROAD COMPANY, including its roadway, rails,
cross-tles, depots sidings, cars, engines tenders,
and oil other property whatsoever, including al. o
the franchises Of said company. and excepting from
such sale nothing whatsoever belonging to sad COM
puy except Its chooses In action and debts due or to
become due 10 II.
THE TERMS of SALE WILL BE AS FOLLOWS :
Thesun of $4,000 shalt be paid IN CASH; and the
residue or the purchase money shall Ike PAYABLE AS
follows $4,000 on the Isl Of January. 1877, with IN
terest III fe rate OF per cent. per annum from the
day of sale. payable senl-annually S3uu,U0o on the
LIST day OF January 1883. with Interest 1T the rate OF
Sper CeG per unnu from the day OF sale. PAYABLE
semi-anpuallr; and the remainder OF such purchase
money the LIST day OF January, 1877 with interest
Ut the rate OF per cent per anaum frH the day of
10 tho ratification rejection nf tie court, ;lld pos
session ho 10 be delivered unit! the sale has been
ratified by the court; he deferred payments TO e
secured 10y deed cf trust on the property sold such
deed to be subject ~ the approval III the court.
Capitalists will take notice that ne effect OF sale
and conveyance viii he u extinSu." the said COM
pany and make the purchaser or purchasers Ledy
corporate.
Fqrfarlher particulars apply to Messrs PAGE s
MaURT, Richmond, Va, attorneys for the trus-
tees. j. PkOSSER TABR, 2 II
Ass+a Sari1ins 93 Trustees,
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fS ttfnpbS * W lllElIlS,
hEctiouccrs and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between jiain anu Bank

THE LARGE AID ELEGANT PRl-
l. VATE RESIDENCE, WITH BEAUTIFUL
GROUNDS ATTACHED. SITUATED AT TIE.
STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCrIDS.-By re-
qurs! OF MIR. :. {. Tariy will sell II auction, on
the premises, Oh MONDAY, 2lst day of April ut 81
O'Clock i. VI. his wcll-huowu and unfyersally-ad-
nirad es!denc-, Situated rs above. II Is OF brick Coz
YcrQ Hlth laistp, aud contains thirteen rooms be.
sides store rooms and closets, with hot. cold anG
aaoIer.bats. aud wate: with stationary washstapds
In thu principal chambers kitchen with hye rooms
for servants laundry, VIII! stat! mary fixtures gas
throughout The premises, ard all Of tho most mo-
dern convercnces. The s:aho Is new, and besides
hostleT,s room has space for two carriages and
three stalls.
The buildings have been remodelled and renovated
within few. years past, and arc now In perfect
order. .....
Ii would BE- impossible In IN advertisement to
convey an adequate Idea OF the elegance and COM
plctecSs OF this property la every respect. II Is
enough To say that IL combines the most admirable
arrangements with the most beanti mi d thorough
finish IN every detail and the highest possible degree
of convenience and comfortable COMMUNICATION for
Il lurcr faulty.
The lo fronts 1873 feet on Third street, and runs
buck 10 feet
The situation Is one OF the most beautiful and
convenient III the city, and rs stands this property
Is not eNce!led by any other III all that constitutes
ihS!-Sas- re5!deusc.
i viii ~ sold 4 wli02, or il desired the dwell
tx w,li 6e aol. with front OF about S. feet, eaS
'Ig three bsj.dny lnts, each fronting - fee. on
laird street 10 be- sold separately.
Pc, sons wishing To cralnihe the premises before
The day OF safe are requested 20 call upon us.
!. TERMS: Acconlns dating. aud will &c made know u
at the time or sale. GRuGBS s. WILLIAMS.
NH se-aaw,ap lsawtAn"sd,d Aucionetfs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-19
BY W. Goddin,
Auctioueer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
BY W. Cioddiu,

DOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Il on THURSDAY the 18th of May. 1873. ut
0 clock 7. NJ, the " OltkS AMI PROPERTY of tho
PaNY situated AT the foot CT Mn street. on Jaa
river. together with all the RIGHTS and FRAN
CnlSES Of The company under existing contracts
for use of patents The property and franchises OF
I q company consist of Furnaces (pudlliug AMI
heatingl. Rolls, Engines. Saws, and Machinery COIN
piec Tor mlking and furnishing nuts, Tubes, shaft
Ing, and hollow bars: together with exclusive con-
troll OF the patents which have sixteen years to rum
for the United states
The works and property are situated on leased
grOund lease having six years TO run. al 5000 per an
mum. with free water privilege.
chase In part whole until The day Of sale, aud
furnish any Information that may be- dosired by
parties Wishing to become purchasers.
PArtigs engage Ia any branch OF Iron mannfac-
ture III which this machinery or part OF 1t can be
utilized Will DO we'll TO confcr with the President,
or any member OF the committee. Liberal arrnnges
ments viii be made with any one having snhiclen
manufacture of the articles patented or any other
iron.work in which the machinery, &C., now on
hand can be probably employed.
The company has been successful III the manu-
yry low price an article far superior To any made
In this country Europe hut owing to difference
OF opinion among the stockholders as to the past
and future policy Of the company 1t IL thought best
10 wind up It's affairs.
TERMS At sale. WILLIAM E. TANNER.
FREDERICK r. SCOTT,
PARKER CAMPBELL,
II. f.. &. BASKERVILLE,
W. l.. COwARDlN,
apl7-2!,2.,2s ,5.SlOStd,d Committee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-19
BY Lyme Il Brother,
AuctIonecrs and Real Estate Agents.
No. 1919 Main street.

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND uNlM N,
PROVED REAL Es TAFT 81 SlT IN HHL u
THE TOWN Of MANChEsIhtsE:n ps 6T THrtII!'
sTkEETs SIZE ATiT ToaK! s Ht p shn'l
auc c = the premises, on FRIDAY 18Th diy OF
April l,7s connTcjmg at y "S.%cf 70 witt III Ne
4 or with two framed houses tlcteohi sl!l-
,,nd On the north side of Hall street Jctwteh iVui
tccnth and Fltc, nth streets, with two vacant iotS
adjoining. l,,, - .,,. ,,u,,, eide of Jpl1 mo-
t,Tcon jefferson and Adams streets. adJoni!S fltZ-
y"r,ld:s store fronting 81 feet inclcshy - fcet
a Two LOTS In rear of the above fronting each
m thc - side of jefferson between Hun ana De-
c itur streets, IS by Us feet. .. Go. c.roo.
a. FOUR LOTS. fronting cach on .n,tWn. s,lce d
b tween Decatur and Stockton streets, lu MARKS 40"
uition, Is by 1876 lecl ., H. ,,,,, ~,
diou fronting each ~ by Sd feet AMI designated Dy
Nos. ii and . In salla'!dition.
All of the allow. property Il IN Marx aa'luon'
ona :, Mai will be had al the hour Of sale.
TERMS &C.. viii he liberal, any ;tnn3,lncco ~
the hour of saie. IL NE ~ ~ .Do.innnora
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-19
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioncer and Real Estate Agent
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VALUA-
l. BILE AND AT1'RACTIyE LOT r. II 1:SrI RtG 4 /
MOND, ON SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN B stIrs EN- ~
ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH STREE ls.-By
virtue Of a deed Of trust executed by Messrs. h;
T.. Kent, w. G.. Paine. and Robert a. fame, ana ntd
their wives TO the subscribers bearing d,lg -"
June l.cS. and duly re,or!cd in Richmond HuS
tinys Court, sIll In further eTeciio 1rs In
ar1 with The concurrence of al tie parilcs in,
srsste sell At puzzle eau sc YS On ins at rFGk
u ~ f,ir. If NOT The first fair day fhere'i.erJ
init rgy Valuable 9r ,Sc Nn e srss runs
~ tao, r., nm ,vIny npening into wide court ms
lot his attachd 70 1t costly culvert, entering 'ne
oI n . nsrpclual ground rent OF EGO IT.
gna an annay s on t fe b ,s I
~ ,iJo lot of its size in Ei.hmond foT "hoic-
sale ,.rv goods establishment It Is nneateu,
Trn;,s One-fuurth cash balance dt SIX, l"e,'e,
81 nohtnnn months for negotiable notes hcarhH
seven Der ccmt per annum interest seGGrGa ~
trust decd Tha taxes for 1873 10 hr pau Dy ''ie Pui
~ mt, ,..''' w. GODDIN.
e''a'''s' ROBERT Il. H0WlSON,
Trustees.
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AUCrIOy sALEs--Tulss Day:
- By Moody & Royal,
Rea, Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
IS of,ce corner Seventh and Hull streets
i Manchester Va. RI
1r.1uABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY
" .,,t \. Az AfrCrION SITUATE On

vr.1rABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY
Y FoR SALE AT.AUCTloN, sITU,AaIT,Et. 1 70.
x, FL the request Of Mrs Sullivan we VIII
sell at phc auction On sATHD1ffjL AISypl s sn
NJ % ovn fronting 215 feet, more or less on the
a naia IT. river street. opposite the billiard properly
Good FRAMED DWELLING containing ionr or
i've rooms fruit trees Of y'r rsry k S'Inaie by
liz Street from River street to fIn street,
gvnr another front Of 800 fs 3n,ns Tbs
an, sun, Ia h,ndsouicly situated, and In good
pp r1peb 5rood This is good opportunity for those
desiring TO buy as a whole and sub-di'ldc 10 SUIT
purchasers. .,,oo NJ four pf1ht
,n, twrlye months for negotiable notes, secnred ny
ar. i.,, 49,, dand MOODY & ROYALL,
u 'ia ~ :. r., rb Ecr5t hurtionoeTs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-19
by Lyme It Brother,
Auctlonrers AMI Real Estate Agents,
1912 Main street.

VALUABLE VACANT LOT. STU
ATEDOS THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
TWELFTH AND CARY STREETS, FOR SALE
AT PUBLIC AUCTiOS.-We shall. 1T the request
of the owner sell ut public ion. on the PREMISES
on WEDNESDAY the 23d of a pril. 1873, nj O'Clock
7. NJ, that truly valuable and adnir7tbiy-located
LOT situated as above described, having front OF
q aud 90 feet To an ally.
The foundation to this lot up to the top of the Gel
lar Is now finished: besides, there are several gran
tie sins To DC sold with same. For large rst-class
BUSINESS house this Is Il most excellent site.
TrpNs. Az sale. LYME L BROTHER.
an In Au,tinneerS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-19
lSy Ishell ( Son,
10y isttlI " sOn,
Auctionccrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.
VERY EAII,ARIE AND MOST

TWO VERY VALUABLE AND MOST
4 DESiEADLT LOCATED LOTS, on THE
SOUTH SIDE OF FRANKLIN STnEkT BE-
TWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS FOX
SALE AT ACCTION.-On MONDAY the 2lst day
If April. 1873 upon the premises. at q O'Clock +.
NJ. will be sold two very valuable and most deslra-
bly, located LOTS, situaiea icing rs above stated,
fronting - feet each, and running back 10 ieet TO
building on the alley suitable for stable and car
rI.lge houses. AID Il hrgc gr,nte culyert running
from said property t" tie city culFert III Fourth
street.
TERMS: Onc-'hrd cash; The balance 1t six and
twelve morihs for negotiable oe' With six per cent.
Interest aided, and secured Ivy trust deed.
40 Is ISKELL L son. Aucti0nrcrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-19
Bv Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and huctloncers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.


Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.
HANDSOME AND CONVENIENTLY
ARRANGED BRICK DWELLING ON THE
CORNER OF BROOK AEENEE AND MOORE
STREET FOR LIZ. AT .AUCTION,IWe VIII
sell af auction. on the premises, on THURSDAY.
thc 9Th dav of Aprll at o'clock =. NJ, the BRICK
located as above described. now oc-
cuped BY NJ Mat The d h9u Ell has ti S5 rocm
NE carragc. hous. SC. There Is on the lot spring
Of purc water. The ot is well drained by culverts.
There are nine shade trees, some fruit, grapes, &c.
TERMS: At sale.
M g GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auclionecrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-19
BY James NJ. Taylor & Son,
Ecal Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
Office Eleventh and Bank streets.

TWO DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS,
/ OK CARY BETWEEN PINE AND LAUREL
rtETS, FOR SALE. AT AutTlON-Will be
sold on Tuesday the ped day OF April. 1873 on the
t,ST LOTS as above locatCd--onc fronting on the
north side Of Cary street 81! feet by IS9 feat to IN
aIIrv twenty feet wide. and the other fronting 81
feet on the south side 81 Cary street ana running
hack IL, feet H. an alicvtrn feet wide.
TERMS: Onc-third cash: the Dalance ct six ana
twelve months for negotiable noes Interest added
q al secured by IL Gs"d of trrI>t
JAMES M.TAYLOR soN,
apis NhcuollcctlsS.
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AurCTIOy sALEs-..Future Days.
by Isbell & Son,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main una baliR.

ETe'eHtt1 Ga 1ee - - n
TXCELLENT FRAME DWELLI.NNSI
L. AND TWO VACANT LOTS At I LII. e Iw.s-
NtR OF DUAL hNp sAIsIT FHM AnSsT on TIli
nMD q ne ne OF SAINT JOHNS STREET ~
TrW ~ CHARITY. AND EEpEKMALs SSII KKsSHHiY
FOR SALE AT AuCTloS;o o.c5oc MT r n viii be
se E n "a' The commencing with The DWELL
Ing on Duva street, the real estate Situated anu 'e'"
us above stat2d. 49,, .o,, h, G ,out eight
Gems vim lot fronting 60 feet, and isa iloot RI
rcli"nt aud conveniently arranged hct of an
vacant lois front 30 feet each ana run D'~N Va "
irregular depth. rr>ruFNT on ST. Johns
street has about five rooms, Win lo' iton'ne 90
f.ot and running back l2D feet - od ,,,.,rr
ICY The above property IS occupied by good-pasins
tenants Mt fair rentals .,a,o -, civ and
f ,,onths for negotiable noIes, with slS per
annt interest added and secured ny trust dccds.
cent. lh''''' iSI;FLI & son. Anrt'"n""rs.