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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-09
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Gle, enth street between Main and Bank.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE VAL
~ UAHLE TIIREE.SToRY BRICK ct, TEN ,ti;
MENT No. $50, on THE NORTH SIDE OF
RROAD STREET BETWEEN SIXTH AND
SEVENTH STREETS, BY AUCTION.
Humphreys, &C, Us. Humphreys dals. In Rich
mond Chanccry Court
In execution Of decree Of the said court entered
I'm this cause on Goth April. 1874, as the special
commissioner thereby appointed. will sell ut auc-
ton upon rho premises OH TUESDAY, 19th May,
at jS o'clock, The property above referred to, &C.
cupied by +. Davenport.
i lie lof fronts 81 feet on Broad street and runs
back 40 feet, or less to Pink alley, on which
il has the same font. The building has thirteen
rooms besides out-hOuscs. ,
This property is located at one OF the best ouSi-
ness points on Broad street. and possesses the
cspecial advantage Of two fronts both very avala-
bic for purposes Of revenue
TERMS: Cash sufficient IN pay the costs OF suit
and expenses of sale, and the residue ut one, two
and three years for satisfactory endorsed negota
bic notes, with interest added, AID title retained
until the whole purchase money be paid and con-
ycyauce directed by the court. Should the pur-
chaser elect TO pay the first note in cash, then per-
sonal security will be dispensed with.
j. b. YOUNG, Special Commissioner.
CRITTERS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneets. my6
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1ll5 Main street, opposite DiSpdtch office.
FINE OPENING FOR A PHI

A FINE OPENING FOR A PHYsl-
n CLAN AND FOR PARTIES DESIRING
SMALL PKODUCTIVE TRUCK FARM WELL
SET IN CHOICE FRUIT TREES nAt Ire request ~ OF
lie auction on TUESDAY. May 12th, at *
O'clock p. NJ, that ATTRACTIVE SM a LII FARM
Of &c acres, six in woods. eight miles from Rich
mond within few minutes, ride Of RoDlou'S sta.
ton, on the Richmond and Danville railroad, and
an hours ride from the city on wide aud beautt-
full nike leading thence to the Huguenot Springs.
The farm is Of good soil and has four hundred
choice fruit trees all bearing and mostly peaches
churches and schools convenient. Improvements:
dwelling, with eight rooms; out-houses, English
style barns, stable, &c.
Besides the market OF Richmond for fruit and
vegetables, the coal fields, with large number of
miners, three miles distant, affords 81 excellent
market at remunerative prices.
TO physician IL is splendid opening, there be-
ing great need OF one In this very populous and
pleasant Reiphborhosd.
Parties attending sale can 20 on the Danyille cars
at Ok A. AZ. aud X =. NJ. to kob!ou'S station,
where vehicle Will meet them, and can return at
81 on the cars.
An omnibus will leave my Office at TX P. NJ, Civ
Ing parties ample time to examine the premises
before the hour Of sale.
TERMS: One-third cash !; balance six and twelve
months, with six per cent interest.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
my 1-1,2, 400, 11.l2 Auctionecr.
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By w. Goddln,
AuctiOneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
~ SQUARE OF FOUR ACRES IN SIDNEY,
WITH SMALL FRAMED TENEMENT THERE
ON, BOUNDED BY LLLWOOU lOR MANN,
DOVER, GLOW AND MULBERRY
STREETS.-As commissioner Of the Circuit Court
of Henrico. by decree entered on the It'll March,
1874, In the case of Catlin, &C., as. Gray, &c,
shall sell at auction, on. the premises, on TUES
DAY, the 10Th May, 1874, ut O'Clock T: NJ, the
SQUARE in sidney composed Of Nos. 3s5, $50,
3S7 3SS, located as above, opposite the residence
Of MIR. Lugnot, with q small framed dwelling
thereon; 4 well OF water, and some excellent fruit
trees. he lots lie well for cultivation. and the two
OIL Dover street beautifully adapted for building
sites.
This property Is located in desirable part Of
Sidney, at the west end Of z or Main street.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance 1T SIX and
twelve months, for negotiable notes bearing III
tcrest, and title retained till all the purchase
money Is paid. HENRY G. CANNON.
NV Commissioner.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

VNHE RICHMOND THEATRE FOR
l. SALE AT AUCTION.-By request OF the
owner, who wishes to retire from business, will
SELL upon the premises, by public auction, on MON
DAY, lth OF May, at O'Clock 7. M., that most
as THE RICHMOND Theatre. situated 1t the
southeast corner Of Broad and Seventh streets.
+ 1t is most substantially built of brick and stuc-
coed fronts go feet on Broad street; runs back
$50 feet to wide alley, and In Its finish, appoint
ments, aud arrangements for drst-class Theatrical
and operate exhibitions will compare most favor
able with any similar establishment In the South.
1t contains = fine stage. handsome dress circle
and orchestra. parquette, and gallery,
and eight private boxes, afording seats for 1.400
persons or more; also. about twenty retiring
rooms, 1ne saloon, family apartments (up-sfairs)
with six rooms, and two small stores or Offices on
Broad street
Ills, besides, well stocked with scenery drop-cur-
tains, and stage machinery, and stands to-day the
best-aprointed piece Of property Of the kind south
OF Washington.
BY beautiful and not expensive plan two large
and handsome stores he made in the building 10
front on Broad street, and this with decided I'M
prOvement In the arrangement OF the main hall.
In the hands OF an active. enter prisng person or
attention, merely real estate, by Its revenues in
the way OF actual rents from theatre, stores, and
saloons ITO say nothing Of what might he done, In
addition. by person In the professionl one OF the
most productive pieces OF property In the city.
Numerous engagements for the future are now
booked, with frequent applications for more.
Richmond Is one Of the main points between the
troupe omiis often IN engagement of this Theatre.
TERMS: Very liberal, and made known ut he sale.
ap 81 ,25,27,29, Me- 4, 6Stdtd Aucunueers.
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BY W. Goddiu,
Auctionecr and Real Estate Agent.
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

L'IRST-CLASS, VERY ATTRACTIVE,
L AND ADMIRABLY WELL LOCATED RE-
SIDENCE ON THE EAST SIDE OF COVER
NOR STREET, OPPOSITE THE GOV ERS OE'S
MANSION. FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-Att the
request of Mrs. William Is. Myers. | shall sell at
auction. on the premises, on MONDAY the ! 1th
May, 1874, at O'Clock z. NJ, her desirable RESI-
UENCE located as above. 1t Is so we'll and favor
ably known that minute description Is deemed
uiieces: airy, but for the benefit OF those who may
not have seen the property, it may not be alniss TO
remark that the lot front of seventy feet and
a depth of about one hundred and sixty feet to 4
wide alley. The dwelling is built in the best man
ncr. with all the usual modern convcnicnccS. and
is Justly re garded No. residence IN every re-
spcct. In the basement there lsa comfortable office
aud two or three other rooms. and superior fur
mace, which heats the whole premises. On the first
floor there are two parlorS, large diuing-roOln,
pantry. siore-room and library Oh the second floor,
four chambers. and in the attic there are two rooms.
The whole premises are well lighted and ventl Hated
The servants apartments are spacouSly and con-
veniently arranged. Taking into consideration the
location OF the property, being In front of the Gov
ernors mansion and public square, within five min
u.c,, walk Of churches Of all denominations and OF
the usual places OF business 1t Is seldom that de-
sirabe residence is offered for sale.
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash; balance ut one, two,
three. four, five years Tor onGer), for negotiable
notes bearing eight per cent interest, secured by
deed of trust. W. GODD1S, Auctioueer
an 1S-2awtSlay & "a. 5,T,9,11
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i;v Moody & Royal,
Zeal Estate Agents aad Auctloueers'
oe;c. corner Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester. Va.

u,HE MOST BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE
1 N THE CITY OF MANCHtSTEE FOR
SAFE AT AUCTIUN.-At the request of Mr.. +.
" Welsiger we viii sell; on the premises, on
TUESDAY. May 10, 1874. ut K o'clock +. NJ,
that spltnddIy-locatcG residence, situated on De-
catur street. The lot extends from Tenth TO Elev-
cntL streets, and has frontage Of 90 feet by 264
feet.
Thomas NJ Logan. and Is consid. red the most de-
sir.ble place IN the city Of Manchester, command
ing a view of the entire city OF RlclI moud, IDLY
wood Cemetery, the shipping aud In fact, In this
respect, IS e1celcd ny no nthcr pace III the CITY.
tanning thirteen apartments, with every convent
cucc only one square from Hull street, and conve-
nicnt to all the churches and can be seen from any
part Of the city of Richmond.
The yard Is pretuiy laid Off with all kinds OF
shrubbcry, &c.
Those desiring frSt-class residence should at
tend this sale.
The property will be sold as whole or sub-di-
yided to suit purchasers.
TERMS Accommodating, and will be made known
on the day of sale
Parties desiring to see this properly before the
day of sale will call on the auctioneers
MOODY & ROYALL.
my 9-12,14,15,16.l6.19 Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-09
BY Wellington Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION OF
l. TWELVE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND ELIGl-
BLY-LUCATLD LOTS IN SIDNEY, PART OF
WARSAW. ON WHICH Nix. j.. Il. GlLMER
NOW RESIDES.-At the request of Mrs. Mary b..
Gilmer, and by virtue of the powers conferred on
the trustee ny her deed of marriage settlement. will
be sold 1T AUCTION, on the premises, on MONDAY
the 25th OF May, 1874. ~ 5 O'clocS L NJ, SIX
LOTS OH the west side OF Haryie street. lying TO the
south Of the mansion house, each fronting feet.
running back so feet to an alley; also, 81 LOTS
In rear of the above each fronting 2S6 feet the
north side of 4 or Main street, running back $50
feet to All alley.
These lots are on the highest elevation In Sidney,
com mand lovely view, anu ure justly regarded the
handsomest lots in That very improving locality.
TERMS: Unc-fOurth cash: balance two 10 five
years (lt the option Of the purciascr) for ncgoti,
BILE notes (erc>t at eight per cent. quarterly, Sc
cured ny deed Of trust.
A map Of the lots can be seen at my office.
TO persons disposed 10 invest in that desirable To-
c;,lity these lots offer peculiar attractions:
nv 9-eod W. GODDlN, Trustee.
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By W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i SUBURBAN FARM OF32 100000 ACRES.
CALLED" OAk GROVE" ON RUTH SIDES OF
THE NEW BkIpGE ROAD, HALE A MILE
EAST OF RICHMOND-By virtue of deed Of
trust executed by Sir. David Anderson. Jr., 10 the
subscriber rs trustee ITO secure the unpaid purchase
money!, bearing date 9th Of October / S72. duly
recorded in henrico County Court, ! shall. In exc
cu'ion theresa, proceed To sell 1T public auction ON
the premises. ON WEDNESDAY the goth OF May,
1874, ut o'clock p. NJ, that very valuable
tract of land located as above, called "OAK
GROVE containing 32 100000 acres, of which
4S2-l0 900 acres lie on The north side OF the road
on which there stand two framed t,ncmenls; and
on the north side thereof there arc rs 253-100O
acres, on which stands large brick dwelling, in
good repair containing eight rooms. and framed
building suitable for servants, &C.
The Land is admirably adapted for gardening pur-
poses. This land has been recently laid off into lots
OF suitable size, and 54 assigned to the dwell
ing The sale WIN commence with the z 4S2-10OO
acres lying on the north side of the road.
TERMS: About 81 200 In cash; on credit rs to
$1,120 uuul 9th October next; on u credit rs 10
III 900 until l0Lh October, 1875; and us TO the
surplus pay able that time - for negotiable notes
bearing interes from the day OF sale, secured by
deed Of trust w. GODDlN, Trustee.
2. s. IL is probable better terms may be announced
the hour OF sale. my
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~pUSTFE,S SALE OF VALUABLE
/ j IN PERSONAL FREQUENTLY IN

TRITSTEE'S SALE OF EALUABLE
h nr1i. AND PERSONAL PROPERTY IN
sMELIA COUNTY, yt:.By virtue OF nx trust sTuSt
aeci dated May as IS72 Elk oWS rIr and as
ISI,n,rh trustee and duly recorded In the CLERKS
of;icc of Amelia county, VA, the undersignSo. De-
crSSd TO sell on the farm hereinafter secondly de-
Sceibcd. and near Mattoax station. on the Rich
onn and paRSf E1f0a BKY 4F IAY
1874 Nf fair: If not. then on the next ialr day al
The same hollr) the property conveyed by the said
'e Eir. y" An improved TRACT OF LAND contain
Ing two hundred and nifty acres. be the same more
or less, on the Miry Gqs branch IN SAID county Oh
and others, aud being The same property conveyed
to said sylvia Turner by John James Robertson aud
ecsna The fe of i EAED with
the buildings and Improvements thereon, upon
which The said George Mayo and sylvia turner
now reside, on the Apponlatto1 river near Mattoax
sta1ion in said county, containing about Two nun
bred and Sixty-two acres, being the same lana OF
which John B;ss oicd seized ana possessed anI
X. Bass and others; also, all growing crops there
w Third. The following PERSONAL PROPERTY
on said farms-to wit: Ten Mules. eight Cows,
twelve head OF other Cattle, ten Hogs: one wagon,
one Cart, ten sets Of Harness, one tan-Miii' one
Threshng- Machine one Reaper, one Cleaner, one
Corn-sheller, two Corn-Planlers, twenty ilnughS,
two Tobacco-PrlZng Screws. and all other FARM,
Ing implements OH said premises conveyed by shd
deed, and all hay and other fodder on Inc farms
aforesaid.
TERMS: The deed requires the following terms,
viz: Enough In cash to pay the expenses OF the
trust and IL note OF fourteen hundred dollars due
May 4, 1878, with interest thereon from that date
To the day of sale ut ten per cent per annum, ana
note Of thirteen hundred dollars, Que May 4. S74,
with like interest, and also to pay certain premiums
of iusural ce, amounting to about =; AND the
balance as follows Enough on n credit until May
4, 1876. 10 pay twelve hundred dollars. and enough
on credit until May 4, 1876 to pay the sum Of
eleven hundred dollars aud the residue If any. on
such terms as may be announced 1T the sale. But
the Marty interested will authorize liberal credits on
satisfactory security upon onc-lalf or more OF the
smouut of cash herenab1ve mentioned.
JAMES PLEaSAATS, Trustee.
The A. NJ. train upon The Richmond and Dan
vile railroad will convey all from Richmond who
viii attend the above sale within view at MatoaS
oil, with opportunities for returning the same
dYy my s
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. rcTrOs sAriEs-Eufnrs Days:
By aruBes . W ri,..a AGENTS,
Aucuoneers and Real s ss.,s I'D Rank.

x7A111ABLE REAL ESTATE ST.; AsaiE - az Ta a6e
~ F1Ei d COUNTY FoR shiLri, admins
IEr raarrington and ais U.s. How NJ the Circuit
-11 exes,tinn OF q decree Mt the term
tratot. - ihcaterfeld county, en .sf commits
tou Msovcmer 1878, we the ss, nj auction at
FOR thnreby appointed WIN s e on FhI-
soneIs house, III a nEnnrt- day). the
Ghe9S 9Th ~, day OF Muy THAT pelng S"N-
DIa,inr valuable real estatsV FITS some
io TSe FIRM Known as sS 81 TTRaCT," lying In
times Ss,iaT coanty, on James river; pntch Gan
miles pe,o contains aboat TWO ny ,.arS ne land.
canal IL coEHES soure OF WHICH Is very nIoe ,das =
EIGnl In r. SOME plain buildings, aHu ,.,te,
it mas onr The riTer, with un nhiaihmn ~ or,d
MN si tned With great profit before e T nranfi
power snioved that 1t hns also uniimileut anai
~ 10 @ yery acccssiblc of the uoSt s,vs d IN thfs
ne S Err rrantc near TO the river, 10 NC io' "
sefaon Termination or this property Is especially
rited DreYiuus 70 the sale. ~ s.la and to nav
'Tr,nrS. Cash as to expenses OF SAT- "n 9 q -
..on With interest from 81 Janhafy, o,o -
Soot for $3.50 with interest from ISL VaaG o.
ST mil July 1874; 1920 ON creai. 10 ,Ic
nnnry 1875: aud US to the RESCUE rPo v sIsi
,orn,s NJ D. k Welslger, agent for Mary L. "eisi
ger i'm ,a' Two LOTS in Chester belonging to John
=, A sU; rsinte Nos. aud IL. IN block a.
dTTn,nlS. One-thrd cash balance IN one anu tWc
xcals' with interest from day OF sale. CIR
G. s. BERNARD,
Commissioners.
r,,-pps e. WILLIAMS, kuctioneers. my
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THREE
" DESIRABLE TWO-STORY Z 4 e
DWELLINGS ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF MAX"
SHALL STREET BETWEEN FlRST I, A y, a Ap =
A AsSM ST JF NBoU ASG TWESTY!FlpE AekEs
kR0IIT THREE MILES WEST OF THE CITY
o. RICHMOND, ON THE DEfP-RUN TURN
PIKE.-In pursuance of a decree of the Clrchie
Court of the county Of Hcnrco, entered on Inc oLh
day of May, STA. In the suit OF UNDERWOOD e.
Underwood ct nlS, the under signcd as special COM
missioner appointed for the purpose, Will proceed
to sell the real estate therein meniioned az pq1iG
auction, as follows-to wit: On MONDAY me l Sth
day of May, 1874, commencing at ociock L ";
upon the premises, the THREE TNO-Slokf
FRAME DWELLINGS situated rs aDoNe s,'i'G Go
formerly owned by James NJ. Underwood, dc-
ceased. having four rooms each. with Kitchens OF
two rooms together with the LOIS, frontnR 10
pe1her 76 feet and running pack about l63 leeG 70
3 wide pnyed alley. along which there i! culfer-
Immediately after the Sale OF the aboVe,E s en-
desirable FARM Of anout TWENTY ~ ". y
ACHES mentioned In said decree, lying and beng
in the county Of Henrico, ana situated Us aooVc-
stated. - . ,o,,,, . -,
a1l necessary out-houses, with beautiful hover
anrden. well set with great variety Of flowers and
eycrgteens and shrubbery, and We'll OF good wafer
In the yard. ,.,u,.o
This farm Is & lmirably adapted to raising vege-
tables of every description. and Its contlguity 10 tne
city of Richmond renders 1t very deslrabie lor uar
nurposcs; and In addition to these there IS ysung
orchard of about 800 trees Of variety of fruit OIL
the most choice kinds.
TERMS : One-fourth cash; balance at SIX, Twelve
and eighteen months, for negotiable notes. with IN
tarpst added and title retained TIL the whole pur-
chase money Is paid and conveyance 0roereo ny
tho court A. K. COURTNEY,
~ Special Commissioner
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BY Hin & GoGdin,
Real Estate Agents and Aucti0neers,
NJ IIlS Main ,,no.,


prick DWELLING, WITH 81 FEET
~ FRONT. AND VACANT LOT WITH 81
FEET FRONT. ON MAIN STREET BE-
TWEEN BELVIDERE AND PINE STREETS,
OPPOSITE MONROE PAkk, AND TWO LOTS
OF 294 FEET FRONT ON BELVID ERE
sTRhkT BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY, FOR
SALE AT AUCT!ON.-On TUESDAY the 18th
instant, az o'clock =. 81, on the premises, we viii
sell the BRICK DWELLING, with eight rooms,
Kitchen With two rooms, with lot fronting 81 feet
and running back $50 feet to an alley ten feet
Wide, ut the southwest corner OF Belyidere and
Main street. tagF5- So
Also, THIRTY-oNE FEET adjoining the above,
With the same depth.
After which, we viii sell TWO LOTS on the west
side OF Belri'tere street, commencing 40 feet from
Main street, each having q trout OF 29s feet and
running back % feet.
This Is most excellent opportunity for pur-
chasing ground opposite Monroe Park, the most
desirable section In the upper part OF the city for
residences.
This property is on original hands.
TERMS: Oue-'hisd cash; balance at six and
twelve months, with six per cent. interest.
HILL Il GUDDTS.
myo AuetiQneegs,
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BY Grubbs i Williams,
Aactioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ BILE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON THE
CORNER OF SEVENTEENTH AND GRACE
STREETS AT AUCTION.
Paul, &c, rs. Paul and ais. In Richmond Chan
Gerry Court. Decree entered 5tn March, 1874.
In execution of said decree the undersigned, COM
msstoners thereby appointed, will sell, upon the
premises, on THURSDAY, 14th May, at O'Clock
j. NJ. the following real estate, OF which the late
LorenZ Paul died seized-to wit:
STORE and DWELLING No. 1875, at the south
east of Seventeenth and Grace streets, occu
pied by William b. Paul with Tine store and good
business stand below, and apartments for family
above.
on Grace street, Nos. 1908, 1905, and 1907, each
with three rooms.
This property is situated In an active neighbour
hood for retail business and will undoubtedly yield
Il good return 10 those who may invest therein.
TERMS: One-thtrd cash; the balance at six and
twelve months, with interest added; lit lie retained
by the court until the purchase money Is fully paid
Purchasers 10 pay taxes for 1874.
THOMAS G. JACKSON,
JAMES n. DUNLOP,
Commissioners.
GRUBBs s WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
6-8,S.9.1l,1S&l4
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
No..l2l2 Main street.

VALUABLE TRUCK FARM IN HAN,
y OVER COUNTY, NEAR THE HEAP oF
misunderstanding TUENpIhE;, 4 NOVA in6 ~
- r FLEETWOOD" ABOUT FIVE MiLh r. fn ~.
T TiGHMWe sh rH at the request Of Mr. John E.
Rroads sell At public auction 90 lle pts7gs. si Ga
n,clnrk NJ that very desirable FARM now octu-
pied by him located rs above aeseriosd' adjoining
lii. I,i,dy of EintOrd. Catiin. aud Gt&, containing
SSESvnST'SsiX ACRES, serenity of which are
cI~srrd and in tine heart; tie residue ia wood
There ison the pIacea very Eood o. c1aru OF Us
dwelling. 1he rcgIborhood Is equal to any in me
county. The improvements consist OF 4 ,i rkAMh III,
h,n h.rn &C. If desired il will be Subhyided Into
three small farms. ,,, VIA,
The terms of sale will be exceedingly liberal,
ond An rounced Ut the hour OF sale
''''0 LYME & BROTHER, f."
,,vo AucionecrS.
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BY n III Lee, AuctIoueer,
No. l014 Main street.

prick HOUSE AND LOT, AT THE
~ SOUTHEAST CORNER OF PINE Ann
GARY STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-
ton on WEDNESDAY, the 18th If hiay, 1874 on
inc premises, at ~ O'Clock Z. NJ, The propcr,y
above described The lot fronts on Cary Street
street about 1856 feer. The house ia two storiss
hsa, ana contains four rooms, with Kite hen There
- on me premises well Of excellent wa. er. This
shouid command The attention Of persons wishing
to make Investment P~A'o' "''"A"s
TERMS: 0nethtrd cash: the balance at six aud
Twelve months for negotiable notes interest add d
ana secured by trust deed on the properly
~! n. al. LtSri,y AucIioaeer
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BY Grubbs l. Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleveuth street between Main and Bank.

THAT VERY VALUABLE LOT OF
4 GROUND ON THE WEST SIDE OF PEARL
STREET FEW STEPS FROM MAIN STREET,
ADJOINING E. COHEN'S BANKING-HOUSE
AND THE PROPERTY OF HENRY CANNON,
ESQ, TO BE SOLD AT AUOTION Oh WEDNES-
DAY the 18th May, at O'Clock z. N, npon the
premises -
Dimensions 90 5-12 feet front by ~ feet deem.
1t Is located In the Des: business part OF the cty
and Is not equaled IN value by any lot OF lis sis,
In the city not on Main street. =.
A. special inducement is here offered to those
Wishing 10 make an exceedingly desirable invest
meut. ~--,.-.r~-. .a.-....s.. -
The tide to this lot was entirely cleared up by a
re, 'ent decree of The Chancery Court.
six mt tbs. with interest, and secured by deed Of
trust. / urchaser 10 pay taxes Tor 1874.
GRUBBS q WILLIAMS,
my Auc;iolsers.