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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-21
Fronting on Church, Walnut and MeLe-
more streets, IN az OUer 900 feet.

more streets, IN all OUeT 900 feet.
THIS PROPERTY, We PRESUME, is so
i well known TO the public that it is hardly
necessary to describe II, or point out more than
a few Of its many advantages. Situated by the
side Of the Nashville and ChRttanOOEo
Railroad Depot, with q front Of over 80
feet on Church street. the great thor
OugkfRre Of The city, leading from the De
pot TO the business centre, and in the immediate
vicinity Of the Great Cmton DepOt that - 20
be, and near the site OF the Custom House
that Is soon to be erected, and being also near
the most fashionable resident neighbOrhOOd, we
know OF no property that offers greater induce
ments for investment, as well for immediate re-
turn in the shape Ofrents as for future enhance
ment in value
THE lots fronting on Church and walnut
streets are well adapted for various kinds Of
business houses, while those On MeLemOre
are very desirable for the erection Of dwellings.
The property is all in Free Territory, and
is exempt from all kinds Of taxes for some
The lots fronting on Church street run
back 80 feet, and those upon the other streets
run back 15 feet to alleys twenty feet wide,
lats Of which may be seen at our once.
We Will also sell the BUILDING Ma
TERIAL Of every kind I'm the houses
and walls upon h premises.
and II not all sold the first day, win be con-
tinued from day to day.
Terms-T6e lots wiz be sold on credits Of6,
II, Is, a, 30 n So months, with interest at 8 per
cent per snnum until maturity; but II not paid
then, TO draw interest at the rate Of 10 per cent
per annUm until paid, and notes with approved
security upon the two first will be required, and
a lien retained to secure ali the notes; but in
case Of the payment Of the two first instalments
no security viii be required upon the remainder
except the lien.
The Building Material wiz be sold on G
and u months credit. Notes required with APP
proved security. with interest at 8 per cent, eK-
cept on sums not eXCee ing 500, which viii be
required to be paid in cash.
Possession OF the lots viii not be given until
the first day of June, and persons buying mater
ial will have until that time to remove il.
Let everybody attend this sale, and be on hand
at the appointed hour.
BROWNS & CHEATHAM,
Agents for the Trustees.
Aprfl Is. ISIS. apI5tds
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PLANTS.

We have plenty OF Tobacco Seed 70 give away
to those who ship TO this market.
janN # j. d. CARSEY, SON & co.
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Election Notice.

NASHVILLE COMMERCIAL INSURANCE Co,
OFFICE Nc. 80 NORTH COLLEGE ST,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April Is, 1857
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On Monday, Sd day of May, 1875,

A MEETING OF THE stockholders OF
"A this Company will be held at their office
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-28

LAztNEss AND HEALTH.-Our experience
is thata large number of girls ailments are
due to idleness and the consequent cDnui,
and that the nerve forces are as self.destruc.
tive as an unrestrained ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
would be, which, if not properly directed,
would injure everything with which it came
in contact, or soon cripple itself. We have
seen lamentable Instances Of girls among
the middle classes whose bodily and moral
health had been ruined by ignorant parents.
The strong rigbt.mlnded girls are those who
have been well educated at school or college,
and who are constantly engaged in work for
themselves or others, who are employed at
drawing. sculpture, languages, or even sci.
encc, while the sckly, complaining crea-
lures, who are ever on the doctors hands,
arc those who are doing nothing. One of
the worst chronic cases Of BY sierra We have
ever knowa was cured Immediately upon the
young lady being required to take charge of
her fathers house. Hearth and Home.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-28

Two gentlemen returning from Cameron,
Texas, the other day, witnessed i Singular
encounter between tarantus and wasp.
Their attention was attracted BIZ commo.
ton iu bush by the side Of the road, and
on approaching it they found the two venom.
Gus creatures in deadly combat. The wasp,
which was one of the large species, seemed to
pe Inc aggressor. The tarantula seemed TO
oe ehdeaVoring to push its adversary of with
Us iegs, out the wasp had the advantage in
.oe nSht, for it would bend its sting In be-
tween the tarantula's legs and stab it in the
breast. Ihe encounter lasted several minute
after the witnesses came up, when the taran.
tuia turned over antf fell to the ground dead.
The wasp then flew away.
You wouldn't think it to look at him. but
Gideon Weles used to be boy once and tear
his trousers by sliding down celar.doors in
Duxbury. berkshire Courier.
Emily Faithful says scant skirts pinned
back give woman the appearance of being
q tishtIy.s,rapped umbrella.
The flies are 80 thick In some parts of town
tha. it's proposed TO boil them down for
toip,Srease. San Aatonso Herald.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-28
BY James 81. Taylor 4 Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auetioneers.
Office corner Eleventh aud Bank streets.

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
L ESTATE, STEAM-ENGlSE, &C, IN THE
COUNTY OF HENhICO. NEAR The CITY Of
deed Of trust from the Nonpariel Friedrich aud
Kaolin Company TO Ihe undersigned as trustees
dated the 29ih day OF July, Ls68 duly OF record In
the clerks Office of the County Court of the said
county OF Benrico and Mt the request of the party
secured thereby, we shall proceed 10 sell at puDnc
auction, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY The
30th day of June, 1876 at 12 O'Clock NJ, the fol-
lowing property--to wit: :.
Tract OF Ian % containing about TWO ACRES,
situated In the county OF Heurlco on the James
river. q short distance below The city OF Richmond
and above the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
whaves, VIII all rights of way. appurtepances. and
and all buildings nd i'm proyemenis OF what nature
or kind so ever upon said land. 81 10 and being o.
portion OF the properly purchased by the said
:" NOnpareil Fire Brick and kaoin Company !"
Of Henry (. kimbaIl, aud used by said company for
Its purposes plat will be exhibited upon the day
of sale showing the exact quantity Of land and the
metes and bounds thereof. 81
TERMS OF SAFE: Cash as to the sum OF 500. 06
and sufficient sum to defray the costs aud ex-
penses Of executing this trust; the residue OF the
purchase money 10 be payable at such time uHd Sc
cured m such manner as the said sonpareil Fire
Brick AMI kaoliue Company shall prescribe or d.
at such time and In such manner as the under
signed shall think lit and announce upon the day Of
sale. Conveyancng ut the cost OF The purchaser.
The taxes for 1875 TO be paid by She purchaser
j. L.-BUAkDMAS,
JOHN II. WATT,
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR 5 Son, Auctioneers. Sc rs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-28

Tur SENSE or HUMoR IN BRuTEs. "A Lon
don gentleman writes to Nature: " In the
recently. published edition Of the Descent.
of Man, there is some additional nlatter
concerning the sense Of humor IN brutes,
and M the following illustrative cases iell
under my own observation think u WORM
while 20 mention them as supplementary 10
those addured by Mr. Darwin
uSeycral wears ago used to watch care
fully the Young ourang-outang at the Looio-
yical Gardens, and / am quite sure that she
manifested sense Of the ludicrous, One eX-
ample will suffice. Her feeding tin was OF
somewha. peculiar shape, and when 1t was
empty she used sometimes to invert it upon
her head. The tin then presented comlcal
resemblance to q bonnet land as Its wearer
would gcnerally favor the spectators with
broad grin at the time Of putting 1t on, she
never failed to raise laugh from them. Her
success in this respect was evidently attended
with no small qualification on her part.
81 once had 3 Skye terrier, which, like all
Of bis kind, was very intelligent. When 10
good bumor lie had several tricks, which L
know to have been self.taught, and the sole
object of which was evidently 10 excite laugh
ter. For instance, while lying upon one SIDE
and violently grinning he would hold one leg
in his mouth. Under such circumstance
nothing pleased him so much as having his
Joke duly appreciated. while if no notice was
taken of him he would become sulkv. On the
other hand, nothing that could happen dis
pleased him so much as being laughed at
when he did not intend to be ridiculous.
MIR. Darwin says: Several observers have
stated that monkeys certainly dislike being
laughed at There can be little or nodoubt
that this is true Of monkeys. but never
knew OF really good case among dogs save
this one, and here the signs OF dislike were
uueuuiyocal. To give one instance: He used
to be very fond OF cltchng flies upon the
window.panes, and if ridcu'ed when unsuc.
cesslul was evidently much annoyed. On one
occasion, in order to see what he would do,
purposely laughed lmmoderately every time
| be failed. 1t so happened that he did Sc
several times in succession-partlY, l De
lieye, 10 consequence of my laugbing-and
eventually be became so distressed that be
positively pretended to catch the fly, going
through all the appropriate actions with
his lips and tongue, and afterwards rub
bipg the floor with his neck as if tc
Kill the victim. He then looked up at me
with q triumphant air of success. Sc
well was the whole process simulated that
should have been quite deceived had | moi
seen that the fly was still upon the window
Accordingly l drew his attention to this
fact. as well as to the absence OF anything
upon the floor; and when be saw that biz
hypocrisy had been detected he Sunk away
under some furniture, evidently very much
ashamed of himself"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-28
BY j. l.. Apperson,
Real Estate Auctioneer and Agent,
1Ol6 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
~ VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY KNOWN
AS THE MONUMENT HOTEt.-By virtue Of
decree Of the t'hancery Court of the city OF Rich
mond entered on The 20tn Of February 1873 and
by consent Of the parties In Interest. we shall A,
special commissioners thereby appointed. sell ON
the premises at auction. on M0Nii4Y. l 9th july
1875. at O'Clock p. d., III fair: II not, the mex.
fair day thereafter. the wellkuOwn and truly vain.
able MONUMENT HOTEL PROPERTY, al the
northwes. corner Of Grace ard Ninth streets trout.
Ing on the former IS 8 IL fret, on HE latter
1853 4.l2 feet, With dep;h on the north line of
1870 feet, and width on the rear line Of 70 PIG
feet for that dep'h The hotel Is partly three and
partly four stories above the easements. and con.
fains sixty rooms iihe wooden tenement adjoining
contains seven roOms): kitchrn. buodr,, seryantsi
apartments, Stables, carriage house, &c.
Situated In the geographical c-piTc Of the city. In
front Of amitol stree aud the handsome Capitol
Square, with an elevation insurirg hpahful AIR and
fine views of The surrounding country.it l. justly
considered as the most desirable position within Its
limits for much.needed fire hotel.
TERMS Oue.ffth cash: baiarcc In clnal install
mrnts OF six twelve. eighteen. twentyfpur. thirty.
thirty-six, fortvtwo. f"rty-elgh. Nifty -four. and
sixty months. with interest payable hilfyearly On
all he deferred payments fer negotiable notes for
each separate instament Of principal and # inte-
rest and the title reisincd until the whole purchase.
money Is paid und conveyance dircc,eG by the
court. lila NJ GREEN,
A. l.. gUULWAkf.
r. "a Special Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-28

A GILLIAN MSTBUSELAH. Many persons
have doubted the existence Of q han who is
one hundred and thirty five years of age, but
there is nothing more certain, as is proved
by the particulars obtained by the census col
lectors. His name is Felix Roias, and he vas
born in TAO, and under the Spaniards held
the position Of sergeant-msjor in Il line regi-
ment. When Carlos III. issued the celebrated
order TO eXpel the Jesuits, Rolas took in
charge two members of the Order and car
ried them from Linares to Santiago. This
venerable man remembers with great clear
ness al! the events of those times, and to
converse with him about Chilli is to listen, ia
49, ucuI1ya century ana
half. He passes our printing Office every
day in a portable chair, which is carried by
two servants, and our readers can see him
whenever they please in his place at the
church hearing mass.-1hlca (ChilD Optn-
ion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-28
BY Robert Is. Lyme,
Successor 10 Lyme 4 Brother.)
Real Estate Agent and AuctioIeer,
No, 1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL TO.
i BACCo FACTORY, WITH THE LAkG a
AND VALUABLE LOT UPON WHICH F9R-
MERLY STOOD THE FACTORY OF sAi LII
MCCURDY OPPOSITE THAT OF sCpTT
CLARkn.-By virtue Of certain deed Of uust
executed TO me us trustee dated The lUih Gay %a
Chancery Court OF the city OF Richmond In y. b:
lO3, b, p. lao, ana by request OF tbs holder "
notes therein recorded idefau't having been MADE
In payment there0fI shall sell. upon ~. pfemss
ises, on WEDNESDs Y the 80 h June, 1875, al
o'clock L. d., the above valuable property, iroE.-
ing Cd the west side VI TwenIyfrsi street between
Main and Cary 90 feet, and running baeS IN cepsh
162 feet, with al alley on Its south.
IghAs: Cash as 10 EXPENSES OF sale AMI enoueh
TO pay off Two notes Of 1850 each, dated ION jung,
1874. al twelve months after date with interess
thereon from maturity III pail; ana resi-. ae upon
je 90 ROBERT Is. LYME. Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-28

The New York Tribune acinks that in the
course ola year or two we shall begin to see
occasionally such newspaper announcements
As this: Zone hundred years ago to-lay, we
are happy to say, nothing whatever took
place. The American people had sufficient
good sense not to do anything. There were
10 fights. no martyrs, no heroes dead or
alive. Consequently to-day there will be no
anniversaries, no speeches, no soldiers, no
dinners, no toasts, no fireworks and philand.
eriDg. DO clan-bakes, and no Cabinet officers,
no revolutionary "reminiscences and reyiyals.
The day we celebrate is temporarily laid on
The shelf. This once happy people eau take
rest" The American people sre patriotic,
but they are conslitutionally subject to bore.
dom.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-28
BY Frank ID. H1i.
Real xssale Agent aEls Anctioneer'
M. ltOH NasSn street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALOaarr,
" BILE FRAME DWELLING AND ~ ~ e ~
GROUND No. "a WESr Lkl9H sIhs sErrS-
TWEEN S9. JRAES. AND PRlCr. s4e 1878.
by the Richmond Chalecry Court ir lhs , Ss arc.
Bagby sys r,an, rs Baghy, VIII seiis pI" %,
ton. on .le premises. on TUrsDA,, ysaTII-
Bi,E HOUSE AND Lot. located as ano's, ,. a. a..
now occupied by tie heirs OF Thomas d b'S'''
ceased. ,bs u,svt
The HOUSE ia extremely wel-hult ID ,! tns n,I
substantial manerr Is In excellent esnoi's',aI osi-
contains about sight rooms, b. sides inc u'N''
buildings. ,n,I1sH
Ths Tor fronts 25 feet, with depth OF lo' w.
to AN 1S-fo0taacy. ~ twelve
TEgMs: Oae-reurth cash; balance FIX, ,at,.,,.I
AVID eighteen months. with six per cent. I'll tha
added, and title retained b! the cosrs WI mrsr,
P1 va ''Ao"sf - p1'N' Comw Is,iontr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-28

A man named Henry Clark, Of Brown
county, Ohio, was brought up in the Cincin-
nail Police Court last week on rather unu.
suui charge. On the previous Sunday he
wanted to mail letter, and noticing fire.
alarm box No. 2S3, supposed it to be one of
the lcltcr-boxes of which he had heard. He
accordingly asked fer the key in the saloon to
which the box is attached, and the saloon.
keeper, supposing a ire had been discovered,
let him have it. On opening the box be
found that there was an inner door, and
hoping to open it also, obeyed the written
Instructions posted on the inside Of every
hook-box, to "pul down the hook and then
let COZ This, of course, turned in 40 alarm,
and the engines turned out. To discover
the difference between tire-alarm and let
ter.boX cost Mr.. Clark 81 and costs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-28
By d. +. Weisiger s. Co.,
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents,
No. 919 Hull street. Manchester Y,

COMMISSIONER sALE,-FIFTy
~ BEAUTIFUL AND ATTRACTIVE pI'II -
ING LOTS, THE USSOLD REHAIVDFp rs
1WINTEReItLD." IN MIDi.CTiiiaa VI yr
TWELVE NILS FROM ri 'HM0EhA H ~
CHkSTERFIELD COUNTY, FOX sALE ~ ~
AUCT!OE:-By virtue OF two DEGREES or Cbe,,hnl.
field Circuit Court. en'ered in Nav, ls7S UT
June. 1875. In suit styled Elam trustee. =. ana
Walker and aLs.," shall sell. op the prsInlss 20.
pnnlic auction, on MONDAY the 5rh oav OF 5r, ~
1875, az the hours Of 10 A. NJ. and o,cIocs b
o., The balance of Wine: fsld"-beIrr F,ErTv:
BEAUTIFUL. LOTS, Of two acres or ikercahor,tt
lying between the properly Of Colonel " -
Woodbridge, DR.. Phil. Ha, cock j. r. Jones swi o;
Il Bro her, and the Danville railroad e"F''
The mineral rights will be rc,.ryed o nress,- l.,
all the sales and deeds OF CONVEYANCE ~
The railroad facilities are very adyant,psor. >,
me rcbaDts and others.
Midlothian Is q thriving place and this Il "a
vorable opportunity Tor parties To obtain cba,r
homes In That prosper Gus ard excellent DeIyIbor.
hood. N'o'''i-
A map Of the property recorded In Chesterfield
county Court, can be sen nj the Office of ths
commissioner, Eleventh Street, Richmond or ~
The auctioncers. In Manchester. -
TERMS: One thirsl cash /: balance at twelve eipb.
teen, and tweny-four mouths; or, one-four,h cash.
bafSnce AT four. eight. and twelve months Interest
added notes TO BIZ given by the purchasers and is
retained I'LL the purchase-monty be fully paid.
JAMES PLEASAATS,
Je I'd tOmmi Ssorpr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-28
BY y. 81. Lee,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
No. IL Eleve nth street.
VALUABLE BRICK RESIDING

VALUABLE BRICK RESIDENCE,
WITH VACANT LOT ATTACHES. At
The SOUTHEASTERN CORNER OF MAIN
AND FIRST STREETS. Fur SALE AT AUG
TiON.-By request Of the owner, will sell at
public auction, on the premises, on MONDAY,
June 2S, 1875, at 81 O'CLOCK P. NJ, the very
VALUABLE PROPERTY above described. The
lots front so feet on Main street. and run back on
line with First street 1856 feet TO an alley: The
house contains twelve rooms, with wafer-cinsels,
BATH and gas: also. Latrobe heater. Altogether
most comfortable" residence.
The property VIII be sold as q whole or divided
into two or more lots, as may be deemed most de-
sirable at the time OF sale.
TERMS 0ne-fourth cash; balance 90 credit Of
six eight and twelve months for negotiable Eotes,
with Interest added, secured by trust-deed on the
premises n. ID. LEE,
lie % Auctloneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-28

Editors Of The Dispatch: Was there not
some months since certain "prophecy
published in your paper, published by you
for the purpose of marking II, so that when
the time came for its fulfhment, and the pro-
gramme failed to come of, that all might see
what an ass the prophet was? alude to
some srticle foretelling great commotion Of
the elements throughout the earth. or some
portions thereof, to come Oft IN this month,
June, 1875. READER AND SUBSCRIBER.
Yes. But these disturbances. which were
to come in June, seem not to have reached
Richmond1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-28
By Grubbs s. Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LANDS
WV GOOCHLAND AND POWHATAN
COnNTIES AND OF A sTORE-HUUSEIN THE
TOWN OF JEFFERSON. IN PUWHATAS
COUNTY. AT UCTION.-In part execution
of an order of the United STATES District Court
for the Eastern Di.trict Of Virginia, entered May
3lst, 1875, In the case OF Bouware. assignee, Us.
Wallace ct air.. as special commissioning thereby
appointed will sell at auction, at the office Of the
aucIione+rs mo. eleventh street,, In the city OF
Richmond. on MON IA Y, July 9Th, at IL O'Clock
NJ, the following property-to wit:
1st A FARM In Goochland county about five
miles from the canal and about twe!yr miles from
Goochland Courthouse. containing $40 ACRES.
aud being the same land formerly owned by j. d..
James This farm has on 1t The usual out-budir Is.
I'd. An UNDIVIDED ONt.HALF INTEREST In
FIFTY ACRES near TO the above.
in FORTY.SIX ACRES In the same locality.
4rh. A LOT of ONE ACRE In the rowR Of JEFF
fersop, Powhatau county. on which IS a DWELL
owned by George w. Bass.
CO. tanning SlXTY-TWO ANDA HALE ACRES.
adjoining the anos Of Robert Thrift, William NJ.
McGruder, and Others, formerly owned by I. T..
Farris. .... d
TERMS Ore fourth cash: balance at six. nine,
and twelve months for negotiable notes with inter-
est added, ana title retained until all the purchase
money be raid and Il conveyance shall he directed
by The court A. l.. ROULWARE,
Special co \. missioner.
GRCBBS & WILLIAMS, Aucioneers. e26
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-28

HAVING RELEASED THE PRO-M
IL PERTY $40 Broad street. between IN
Third and Fourth, I have made great altera. eT
lions and Improvements In my warerooms, and have
now on hand large and we-selected stock Of
FURNITURE. In which Will be found
COTTAGE, PAINTED. and STAINED SUITS OF
CHAMBER FURNITURE at s25, $2s, $50,
FUGIiG' MARELE STAINED SUITS at $40, 500,
DREssiSG.CAsE SUITS, STAINED, at $50, $50,
WALNUT SUITS at $40. $45. and $50;
FULL MARBLE WALNUT SUITS at $40, $50,
WALSU II DRESSING. CASE SUITS at 500,
1926, $3.50, 81 rs. aud s225, up 10 $3.50.
These goods are all OF the lates. Styles, richly
carved and flushed.
PA kLOk SUITS In hatrcloth, plain and striped
terry, at $50, S75, SS5. 81 90, 1925, 10 1925;
PLAIN LOUEGtS at IS. 81. IS. auds3;
WALNUT LOUNGES In haircloth and terry ut
$40, k15, $50, $50, and $50:
STAINED and WALNUT WAkDROBES to match
MATTREss.s, FEATHER-BEDs, PILLOWS
and BOLSTERS;
EATENSfON-TABLES SAFES, &c.
CHAIRS specially,
OF which am selling at greatly reduced prices.
Upholstering and repairing. Chairs cane seated.
Goods carefully packed for shipment
j. ID. LAKEWOOD,
$40 Broad, between Third aud Fourth streets.
my lS-Th,S,&Tu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-28
BY Frank ID. Hill, SO.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
HOS Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ Bic SMALL BRICK DWELLING No. Al 4
WEST MARSHALL STREET. BErW zen MON
ROE AND HENRY, FOR SALE AT AICIlOS.
IN The Richmond Chauccry Court In the case OF
Hill as. ltil. 81 ais, Twill sell gu WEDNESDAY,
June 30th, at 6 O'Clock z. on the premls es, me
above, and containing six rooms; brick kitchen,
Two rooms, water, &c.
The LOT fronts 6A feet, with depth Of so feet
to an alley. This property Is In good condition,
and now rented at S240 per annum to good ten
ant. ...t -nE..
TERMS One-fourth cash balance in six. twelve,
and eighteen months. wi h SIX per cent. Interest
added, and title retained until the purcha e:money
is paid. III FRANK ID. HILL.
FRANK d. HILL, Auctf6neer. je25