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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-31

TuE CHILDREN on The SCHILLER.-iht
English n. " spapers are at haud WITH extend
ed accounts Of the terrible shIpwreck OF the
Schiller. Among the incidents related oy
Messengers are the following:
Among the passengers was lady who had
q beautiful lltl!e boy. He was eyerybody'-
net on board, and would be seen playing al
day long with his her or other Ladies and
gentlemen. After the steamer had struck
the rock that lady. with her boy in herarmS,
rushed frauticallv upon deck anu fell upon
her knees before IA sailor: "Save me and NY
child: for Gods sake save Us. am rich
immensely rich. Save me, and thou shalt be
wealthy and without cares forever. Will
give thee enough for all thy life. Thou need
not be sailor then-ony save me ana my
child" A big wave swept over the deck
and carried away the rich mother, her beau
tiful child, and the poor sailor. Another
lady on board had little girl about three
wears old, who looked like an angel. The
mother being mostly seasick would not allow
ANYBODY to take The child away out OF her
sight. Many ladies otftrcd to play with the
child on deck, hut the mother always OBJ
iected on the ground that the Child might be
hurt or even fall overheard through careless
ness or oversight. Her child in the water
The bare idea would already make her mad
When the catastrophe came the mother
rushed on deck with her child on her arm
and ut once jumped into the sea. The idea
Of seeing her child in the water bad made
her mad. The narrator further says: " we
had q great many handsome children or
board, whose gaiety amused everybody, ano
though chidless myself it almost breaks n!
heart TO think that not ore OF them has been
saved"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-31
BY W. Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
Office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.
BY W. Goddll
TRUSTEES SALE of THE VALUE

TRUSTEES SALE of THE vALUA.
BILE gsr sggG GAkLEP I'm " yi,S Hh HAM
;1DE OF TIE JAMES RIVEP, FOUR AND A
HALF MILES WEST OF RICHMOND CITY
IIMITS.-By virtue Of deed of trust executed to
the subscribers bearing date 25th OF May. 1868,
duly recorded In The clerks office OF Henrteo toun-
" Court III" 14ih u.y OF Jun 1868. ID. b. No.
So, page 30S shall. in execution thereof and at
the reques Of X. and p. Il. Polk the CREATORS In
said d. ed, proceed To sell Il, public auction. on The
~ emiscs on rUr SDAY the lst lay OF June, at 2
n'cock NJ, IF fair; If not. ON ne ilrst fair day
| above, now in the occupancy of DIR. n. W. scott,
rontaiuins bv r, cent surv'y 63S4 aCt ES, embfa-
cling some 100 acres OF James River l0w-gr' unds,
alb Ut 100 acres OF virgin woodland, the balance
being in grain and grass.
The Lands have been much improved since the
war by liberal application Of sunrrphosphates and
mauures, and almost entirely covered with lime.
The farm is unusually w, watered by running
streams, and is especially adapted for grazing and
dairy.
orchard. Hands ,me large dwelling. thirteen room.
commanding beautiful and extended view OF
s aS fr hirvye head Of horses and cattle,
anu MI = eruuS other buildings.
The James River and kanawha canal. passing
through The farm, aords unusual anu cheap access
10 market.
Surveys have been made through the farm for
raiir,af. = he farm Will be survey ed and aId II In
such parcels as my De ceenea s nra iof r
parcels or rs a whole, as may be deemed pr per Oh
the day OF sale.
TERMS: SO, 800. more or less. ana expenses of
sale IN cash: 81 900 payable 25tn May. 1870;
SO 335 payabe 25th Ma, 1877; and the resi-
que OH uch ,erms as miy i,e announced ri iic lilac
of sale. the credit payments 10 bear interest," from
the cay of sale ipayable annually, secured by
deed OF trust AS to this II is poss BILE more
liberal terms may be made ~ thc hour OF sale.
JAMES IS3 L. APpERsoN,
mv27 o9.3lS.Jel Trustees.
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THE BURIAL LAWS IN ENGLASD.-The
London Telegraph, in speaking OF star-
da|ous scene which recently occurred at the
tuucIai Of the late Judge Baron Piggott,
Gays:
"The difficulties arising from the present
state Of our burial laws appear TO be mani
fold. Not only can nOn.c0ntormst clergy.
men be arrested tor uttcling prayer over
the body of a dead friend not only may the
feelings Of parents he grossly hurt by the re-
fusal oftbe parson TO perform the usual rites il
he discovers that the dead child or adult has
been unbaptiZ"d; but new cause of scar
dial arises when the clergyman reads the
service, rs he is bound 10 do by law, against
the wishes and in IL, tiance of the requests Of
relatives or mourncrS. A scene of this kind
is reported 10 have occurred ut Sheffield
church.yard near Basingto1e. The late Baron
Plgott belonged to the Plymouth brethren, a
body OF ProtesanlS who recognize, we be-
lieve, no priesthood, and perform no set
rites. His sons attended the funeral, having
previously given notice that they did not de-
sire the Church service TO be read. But as
the late Baron had been baptized the
clergyman was bound by law to read the SER
vice over him. The Pope some time ago
said to the Emperor William, 'All baptized
persons belong IN certain sense to me- and
the theory of the Church of England is the
same. AL baptized Englishmen are not only
entitled 10 its rites, but the clergyman must
perform them, even against the wishes of the
nearest relations. The clergyman had, there.
fore, no choice. He proceeded 10 read. lie
began, Il am the Resurrection and the
Life the mourncrs shouted for bin TO stop
while The bearers pushed along and threw
the coffin into the grave. A solicitor ther
formally requested tue clergyman lot 10 &C
on, and he stopped the service; but the
cburch.warders have threatened legal pro-
ceedings."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-31

An INTELLIGENT DoG.-A Hartf ord ex.
pressman possesses remarkably int ligent
dog. 1t il 4 little " black.and-tan," and it
Knows about as much as the average jury
man in Beechcr cases-atter the jury has
been in uninterrupted session for Il year or
two. Mr.. Barnard, the owner, will hold up
one finger and ask the dog: " How many 2"
Answer by the dog: Bow" Then Bar.
nard holds'up TWO, four, or three, as any by
stander may request, and the dog, without
waiting to be asked, says, il there are two,
" Bow-wow !" or il there are four, - Bow
WOW woW-wow !" 1t is evident that to a
certain cH'ent the dog can count; and he is
no! 10 be fooled into givinga wrong answer,
whether the number OF fingers held up is
increased in regular numerical graduation or
not; so it is no routine learning on bis part,
but actual intelligence and comprehension.
Ask the dog how many thousand dollars he
is worth, and he responds with tive barks
he will also tell how many commandments
there are; aud when asked how many words
there are in the eighth commandment, he re.
spends with four bow-wows. No matter
bow one varies the questions the answer is
always correct.
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ANOTHER BUILDING ASSOCIATION OA - nc
,rScr1oS DESItp "A few weeks aao Nn wv W.
II. Hunter fled bill 10 equity w :,.;ns
Enaalnr AGAINST the Metropolitan Bu'io'n9
Association for an Injunction, on wh'cn
tamnorarv restraining order was msde: 1nls
..,nrrJng the case was heard before JUDGE
Wylic: and the association by lis ettolhey'
Mr. Y. K. Elliot. flied an answer IN "hich
they state ,hst stockholders participate 10
the profits that op the 18Th OF August, 1919,
10 purchased advances on III shares st Oh
nor cont and received S1.0l2, and in June,
1874 ON 3 shares. receiving S2Gi denies that
s337 so. or any other sum, was retained, ano
aSSa-,s that be has been given full credst;
st.,cs that there Il due by complainant
s1osS3 on account Of fncs. which will be re-
,n;,,cd on paving as many months in advance
.S no Il in arrears. The answer further says ::
J'bat in order TO close the association as speed
liz a possible for the benefit and advantage
nj each member thereof it is necessary that
the monthly dues should be paid promptly
and the money sold to other stockholders !:
md iu this way, by selling the funds arISing
from dues twelve times year, the duranon
of the association Is shortened, and each men,
her thereof correspvndingly benefited. FOR
example, assuming the prompt pay OF tue
monthly dues by the c0mpiainaht, III tn'S
case for period of six years (the estimated
duration OF the association). the resui,
would be substantially as follows: Com'
plainant received Sl.2I6; dues for seventy
two months on fourteen shares at ~ pei
month esch, S2,0l6; $40, less ten per cent.
on 81 COS. or SlGS per anDuD, Sl0V.SU-lea''
ing s639 20. 1t $l,21G were borrowed at ter
per cent. the interest would amount Il
s5e5 go or S1oG. in excess. And the com
pla,uant has also the privilege TO purchas
more money on any given number OF share
ata lower rate of discount, and thus Obtain
larger sum TO settle and apply the surpln
TO bis own use. II he proposes to settle, th
amount due is $l.471.16-the arrears an'
fines to date being S4GS. The court denle'
the motion for an INJUNCTION Washington
Star.
fThis makes Mr. Hunter pay bis duesl
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THE DANGERS OF WArER.-Tbe ex-
traordlnary accident in Boston by which an
explosion under 4 soda-water fountain left
Two buildings in ruins and oecasioned the
loss of five or six lives needs further inyes.
tisaticn TO determine its cause. The most
obvious explanation is that the carbOnic
aeld gus generated in the aerator was some
now prevented from escaping rapidly
enough into the vessel where it is absorbed
by the water, and that its imprisoned bulk
found IN outlet in disastrous fashion. Should
IL prove that slight obstruction in tbc gen.
Grating chamber of the aerator OF soda.
water fountain is capable OF causing an cx-
piosIan as fatal as that of package Of miro
glycerine people will begin to tnsist or some
sattention being paid to the conditions under
which gas is manufactured Tor our sparkling
summer beyerages.-NeW York Times.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-31
By Grubbs j. Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

EXECUTORS SALE BY AUCTION OF
IL THAT MOST VALUABLE PROPERTY, IN
TIE CITY OF RICHMOND, FRGN TING ~
THE EAST SIDE OF FOukTEENlu STREET
one HUNDRr d AEDJHIsTY-S-VhN FEET.
ON7HE VEST .1DE OF FIFTEEN Th STK- ET
FRONTING one HUNDRED AID ELt VES
FEET. AND ON THE NORTH LINE OF TIE
RICHMOND AND DANVILLt. RAlLRCAl,,
AID ALSO on TIE DOCK TWO HUNDRED
AND TWENTY-TWO FILTHY the request OF
sir e. W. Purcell, the executor Of the lale Bacon
Fate deceased, we will sell ut suction. upon the
ptetDIses, OF W. DNr SDAY the 9th day OF June, NJ
/ O'Clock Z. NJ. that MOST VALUABL PRO
pERrY situated as above, aud now occupied by
Mr. 4. +. Ragand, under a ground-reni, upon
which there sand number ofsmall stores, &c.
Full possession will be given OF the real estate on
the lei cav OF January, 1916. The purchaser IN
the mean time 10 receive the ground rem.
Its situation In the very heart OF the heaviest b-
siness portion of The city, opposite TO The Danvillt
Railroad depot. and alol The Hue OF that road and
burd, ring oil the dock, together with the extent OF
ifs are full entite This 10 De commended rs the
best properly In the city for warehouse, manu-
fncturing or depot site. Plat can be seen at our
Office.
Terms: One fourth cash: balance at six. twelve,
eighteen and 'twenty-fchr months tor negotiable
notes with interest added. semi annually, secured
by trLs deed. GkUBBS " WILL Me,
my 81 Aucti ncers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-31
BY ". GUc,iln,
BY ". GOcdIn.
Real Estate Agent and Aucuonccr'
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SIX ACRES Or
j. VERY VALUABLE AND ATTRA.iiSrEs
LAND ~ MANCHrsTEK-WiIH GRAHIiFfEE
THE DANTlLLE RAILROAD AND rrIEnt:ss-
BURG RAIL AID Al TIE Harno
TiON STATION BET WIEN THESE Im ',v
ROADS; ALSO. I6S FEET OF LAnD ~ iH h
WEST LINE rF NINTH - r T. NJ, ht!T r
BOUNDtD on THE NORTH BY The 81 ,iii RE1t
SEPARATING IT FROM tIlE rEIEkSBthnH
RAILROAD AND The DAS VILE RAiLhottDi
AS trustee In Il certain Deed Of trust, 'u! I'coa
I'm Manchester shall sell at auction Oh nc pitIs
ise J, on TUESDAY the LIT %; june. &c =" :. 80. y
O'Clock T. NJ. q: fair: II not on Ia. nrst III, Ia a.
thprcaftcr) that truly valuable Lr"pert? i'aaeu
.bove, CONSUMING FIX AtRE>. bonhhtl , Wv md
south by The l-J acres sod TO Tue hic., ,h h.
aud Petersburg katrosd Company ON III. h0s. =,
the DanviIc railroad. east Dy The coRliectoh ia''
road west By The iinr OF spr!tS HIN. ~.
ON that porIon Of said land bordering on ~,
Danyilla railroad snd The connection rifoa' t h,,
are about two acres u superior granite, Wiz,
re.s III OF its uusuuatd locality on t"o M "a nj
nos sasses grea, value. I he balance oI ,uS -,
could be laid ou in,0 building lot, Tor WHEEL ,Sr
VI ,u Id Gnuuttess he a g00u deipanu occauSe va w.
near access 10 Belle Isle ,-,-,,ri ,SD
hiter VIII h vii, be sold 16S FEET Or "a , np,
running back 128 feet TO alley, on the W. 10.
OF Niath street. sujpiuIng the Petersburg a." rrr
and the DaLyile railroad Ycnisraoiy auaP. -, -
workshops, or for larS. Warehouse Tor N s...ss
Of cotton and other products, or Ior ihaAi"h N''
as the clay !. Of good qu titv. .,. .,oht
TERMS: One. fourth cash; balance III io"i 80 1s.,
and Twelve months tor He2oiiaOe noNes' ''
adGed, secured by u {: ust-cet1. c,..
PIats OF the properly can be seen 81 u! me-.
n,voa ". GGDDlN, itu>.ce--
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ByGoddiu, Warr~n < Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioGeeIs,
NO. HOG Main street.

'yrRUSTEE'S AND ASSiGNEE'SSAL E.-
4 FARM IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY FOI.
SALE AT UCTION. IN Fkt MI tF THE LGs-
TUM.HDUSE, IL Ttir iTi OF kiCHaoND-
In pursuance OF deed of trust dated The 2ith Gay
OF January, 1870, executed 10 the unners!snelas
trustees by Ambrose y. HuIcheson. Sursh Ann hl5
vile, and Franklin Matthew'S. and By the request oil
the holders Of The notes thereby secured We "iil On
THURSDAY The 80 d'y Of 'lunc, 1919, y -
o,clock A.. sell at pubic auc ion, in front I the
custom house. The FARM known rs VEL.
HILL, 10 Charles City county. on me Ih,hd,
homiry river. containing SkNEN HUSDhED
ANDTHlRTY kCR ). more or less, ard ad]olD,
log the lands OF MessrS Gf0rge " Walden ahd
others. INDEPENDENTLY Dwelling with hvt rpoli4s:
Kitchen and all necessary 0G,-house:. fine 'ea VI
mari Oh thu place. l.. ,o.os
TERMS For cash rs 10 so much as may oe he ,,.,s
rorv o defry The rxp MS. VI * cutting ms trust
and d,schargi"Q the amount 81 money uhc W
seventeen notes Of a277.17 .act, ana on" noe .,
4277.91-aIl past due: ard rs To Inc fes.'u'' VI
such terms AS the trustees may ,:ireci.
!. ). To" kK. Trustee.
WILLIAM Ii. ALLDERDltE'
,,,,,o3 Assignee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-31
BY Goddin, Warren 4 Co.,
Real Estate Auctionccrs and Agen! ,
llQG Main street

TRUSTEES SALE FARM IN GLOC-
D. GESTER COUNTY FOR s lie AT AUG
TON IN tRONT OF He CuSrOM-HOEsEl IN
Tic CITY o. RICE MOS, In pursuance ol
d-ed OF trust dated The "a II Gay or February,
1870, executed to the Undersigned as triiS ce5 by
WiIlilr Il. Rowe and Rosa Rowe his wife, andby
the request OF he holders oil ~" NOTES merely Sc
cured. W. will on WEDNESDAY the I'd day Of
June 1875 at 2 O'Clock NJ, sci a pubic auction,
In font OF The custom-house, sihc FARM known .
me Hermitage. In Glouc' stcr cou"ty, on me fnIA
river, containing 33Oa"rcs. more 0r!ess aoloihlhs
the lands OF Messrs. ". +. ctuOol Held, simon
stubblefeld, and J.t. Rowe. improvements Dwei-
liug " tn seven or light iUons' anu all necessary
out hoHse&. ~
TERMS For cash as 10 so much as may he recc'.
sary TO defray the expenses OF executing ms trust
ana Ls char eng the amOun, III money due on t3lt
ILlrty.Ouc notes OF tG6 sc each. past due and ~
te:csi and To the residue, on such terms AS the
trustees may direct. J. :. TOW Eh'
A. 80 EKtR,
). IUSTER,
my 90 Trustees.
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BY ". GOddiu,
Real Estate Agent and Auctlonecr,
office conner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO .yALUA-
BILE IRON.FKONT TT NEMENTs ON THE
EAST LINE OF TWr LFTH sTthkT b.
TWEEN MAIN AND CARY sTREtTS, AND SE
MARGIN OF JAMES RIVER, SOUTH OF The
So4Enk,rN MLf cATakkk I Eai GFI rpr
suapcc of decree OF the bapcery Court Of the ely
of kichmoni pronounced on The OH day of Apfil,
1875. In :he SUIT OF ). II. and }. +. Adams rs nc.
bert Creme executor ami deyiste of John creme.
deceased, and others and In certain other suits
anu In conformity with the terms and conditions OF
acrrIaln d, eli OF trust therein meniioDed ana re-
Day the Sd OF June, 1S75 If far. IL NOT, on the
first fair day thercaiterl, 10 sci! ut public auction,
on the premises the folk" described properly
siIu,te IN the said city of Richmond; or SO innch
thereof shall be- necessary to carry Eject me
provisions of the SAIL decree:
First. AL Ine hour OF O'Clock L. 3i., tne pro-
perty Of JOHN Glpme, deceased, fronting 40 feet.
more or less, the East side or Twelfth street De-
tween Main and Cary streets, ana running BACK
Castwardly feet, more or less on v men are TWO
three-story brick ienemen's with handsome IRON
fronts ana well built
.Sec0adiy. On the same day, at Inc hour OF D
O'Clock p. ~, undivided moiety, being the pro-
perty of John Crane. deceased. OF LOT lying on
the margin or James river, In said city, south OF
The canal or race leading to me Coumo Oh pa Nils,
R RI IRON. An . STE ;WoEKs Pro
ais Columbian Mil canal, running hack gao fe.t t,
with the right Of 90 inches Of wsler under four
foot pre taken from the Franklin PAPER Miis
ana the works below, and rents Tor $500 per an
pun.
Thirdly And a certain other LOT, the property
OF James Hunter: deceased, adjoining the property
asi above described, fiontipg l6e feet on the west
line Of Ninth street aud extending $50 rect rom
east to west, more particularly described IN &c. q
from William o. Taylor and wife 10 said James
Hunter. dated 17lh Eece mber. 1852, and recorded
in the Hastings Court of said city. This LOT Is now
occupied by Messrs. j. r. johnson j. Go. as Iron
manufacturers. and rents for s4u0 per annum.
THE TERMS OF the said sales will be rs follows
For cush as TO so much rs will be necessary 10 pay
The expenses sale, including the costs OF adyer-
Using aud commissions 10 the undersigned anu 10
the snctiopeer and To pay the principal ano inter.
est Of the uebt declared and adjudged To 6e due e
the said decree, after credi,ng certain sums therein
mentioned. The amount Of cash payable rs afoIc
said Will DO about IhirIy-one thousand dollars t$3l :,
o0ul nearly Us can be celebrated al present tue
surplus OF the purchase morey, IL sny. VIII OF
made payable Us tne said Rohtrt Gram executor
and Ceyis &c OF John Crane, deceased. may direct,
or In default or suchtlfecten, at the discretion OF
the undersigned, 10 be exercised at The time OF the
sales ANDREW JOHNSTON,
JOHN GREENS. JR.
my 19.eodtds Trustees.
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BY James NJ. Taylor X CON-
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneeis.
office eo, per Eleventh and Bank streets

AN UNDIVIDED MOIETY OF TIE Ea
v.N Tst ES6jIeMEPLY oWNkD AND OcCCppips.p,
~ THE VIRGINIA srEEL-aoshs =, o nj a
ny FOR SALE AT AUCTloS.|sWsfe vi, The:
srS of lime 1875 az O'Clock z. n. the so4 t Nv
mentioned property, which I, now &c ,ne eo.tk
Messrs. j. r. johnson s 20, sitia.ss on a ~, Sinib
streeis fronting SO feet on the so9in se James
airs Ml canal and running oaek ESQ n iss' shss Of
river, together with the right oi toU from .bs
EIankiin papcr.Mtll aud the works aeso"' az
INV renting for $3.50 per annnni. ~. honr OF
TRIMS Liberal, aud mace known , a. ! US SIN,
SALE ls. 90 aasass9 ~ - Aaetonests
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BY v Gnlirir
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
corner of Eleventh aud Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO LOTS IN
i DUvAL'S ADDITION, On THE NORTH
LINE OF BAKtR BtTWEES sr. PAUL. AND
ST. PETER STR ETS. WITT SMALL
virtue of TWO de. ds Of rrust-the first from David
Patterson TO " 6oddin and II. A. claiborne. trus-
ices, bearing date 9Th Of September. 1857: the
second from David Patterson an wife 10 ". J.. VI.
KclIam. trustee, bearing date 13th Juuc, 1860,
both duly recorded In Ric;'mrnd Musings t0uri,
public atcli IN. OH the premises, on "WEDNESDAY,
June 8, 1875. ut O'Clock i. NJ. the REAL
Estate. locate ed rs above, now occupied by raid
Patterson fronting 45xl4S feet, TO DC divided Into
lots. "
TERMS: Ore fourth cash: balance Mt -four. eight
and Twelve months for negotiable notes, inleTes,
added, aud sccurCdby deedof trust
". GUEDlS.
II. a. GLAI tORSE.
WM. J.. VI. kELLAM.
my 90 TTilS'ecs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-31
BY Grubhs & Williams
No., r.to,a ko,,tc and AuctionreTs.
Real Estate Agents ana Auct'ohee'''
Eleventh street between Main AND BAHIA

TRUSTEES SALE OF HASpSo,,mnSS
i BUILDING LOTS On THE SORIh, Si ri.
OF FRANKLIN STREET BETWEEN
son AND MONROE STREETS At AZ sr-i,.r,
oniy recorded will sell Al suction. upon le Pc a.
mises tbeirg thereto required by the crec,.p IT.,
curedI, OH MONDAY. June Z. 1t cii ,'.S an The
nor,h sid. OF Frank In street 33 feel wts' :"
son street, fronts 90 feet, aud runs bacN 400
feet 10 AN alley 10 common 20 feet wiGe: ,,,tcn Ia
This property has very osdu . ~ rr,skiia
street, and Ia proximity TO some OF Inc "''
dences In the city. .,. with sr-
TERMS: Cash N pay expenses Oh say ~ ,sith IN
terest at the rate OF eight per cent, itoi y, the
yem Ter. 1874: The balance upon sucn ,ti rus "
be mace known ut the time OF sale. .,,.,,,.
mv1S A. ID. WILLIAMS, lLu.e-.-
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fTbis makes Mr. Hunter pay his dues.l
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BY GoddiD, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No.l106 Main street.

TRAME HOUSE ON THE NORTH
L SIDE OF MARSHALL BETWEEN FRS
AND ADAMS STREETS FOA LIZ AT AUG
TION.-On MONDAY. 31st of May, 1875. at 6
O'Clock T. NJ. will sell. OH The premises at auction
a neat FRAME HOUSE. situtted as above. with
nine rooms Kitchen and servants accnmnioca-
lions; gas and water. The lot Is 81 by 165 feet to
an alley 8 feet vide.
TERMS: One third cash; the residue in six ard
Twelve months, interest added, and secured by
deed OF trust. GUDDIN, WARREN 90,
my2S Auclioneers.
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BY Cook & Laughton. .Auctloneers,
No. 10 Governor street.

MONUMENTAL HOTEL FURNITURE,
N PIANO. ELEGANT MIRROR, CARPETS,
HORSE. BUGGY, AND WAGON, HOTEL AP-
PURT ENA NCE.-. &c, AT AUCTi0S.-ln' ennlng
TO make change In my present business. WIN sen
at auction. commencing FRIDAY tne Zotn IN
slant, at O'Clock,
THE ENTIRE OUTFIT OF THE MONUMENT
AL HOTEL,
corner Of Ninth and Craze streets, consisting In
part of one 7 octave Rosewood Piano MADE by
Grovesteen & Co, with STOOL and coVrr-an excel
lent Instruments one elegant French plate Mlrror.
In ornamental GIT frame, by feet; walnut KEEPS
Paror Shit. tarp"ts. neraringS. mere are iotty-
eight chambers. furnished with Walnut Marble 100
Chamber suits. Mahogany aud OAK Cotthgs Gnaln
BIER suits. Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Bedoing,
Pillows chamber Carpets, Toilet Sets, Chairs. DC.
chandeliers. In good order: o o. zen Oar D,ning-
Room Cane. Chairs. In the kitchen Will be found
/ large-size Hotel Range. with appnr1enancts S, In
perfect order; Copper steam able ana FIX
turcs as good as lew: Ninety-G Gallon Roller,
with steam piping: Kitchen Tables. Cooking
Counter, Chars, Engravings &c, &c. Also. per-
fectly reliable Famil, Hors-. hvs years ola, per-
fpctly sound and gentle and works kindly In llar-
ness: ] TDD-Ru gy and Harness. In perfect OF der
/ Spring Market Wagon and Harness.
The Hotel furniture and Fixtures are all In good
order. aud will he sold without reserve
TERMS: sums under $50, cash; over $780, thirty
days credit for approved paper. ,oo>-
Cook LAUGHTos, Auclionccrs.
CONINUATION.
The above sale will be continued MONDAY The
31s. Instant ut D O'Clock, at which time finer ur
nllurc. Horse, Wagon, &c., VIII be sold:
my29 COOK & LAUGHTON.