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New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
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GAREOLI" AGENCY for GOOD female do
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C,UhWBrENhIp-py German prolcsian.
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New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
poard end Rooms Wanted.
5i!railons Wlrito-nIlie5

4 DVrpv1srurgrS FOr TuF NEW
Tow< eFgicrs S. li}1 aTl'2 ,s G.r ~, a,' q = ; r.
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i-, OF yorr about loro ~ ''o o. r.,.se1c. csn
u,rl iar q . a"n'n can no .oea at ihs PROTESTANT
y roiif,. i,ii - ~ ,1li.. r T. t'sg aa' m.s
csro M .s cow a.r, f'.- & 70 an .'' y 100 O. ,ft' !" Ne
raoi re,r.r,,s %. cen ha s.H o. tr" rHolt~t Ahi
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former a. ycs. hPb q. j. ..ta3,.t ls,ae.- 30 and
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New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
Situations Uauleo--9rmals

A DVERTISEMENT5 FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE NECEINiD At 1iiE
UPTOWN OFffCi1-, No. I23. broadway, Thiry.irst
3OS West INcBtl iAtd-st, cor. tiguthHyci 200
FORTY ssvGutls, at the HARLEM OFFICE,
No Third ave. one hundred aud twenty fourth ST.
G,rlrm savings iinnh BGiilngb mp 10 D. m at regular
Office rates.
A II MORISONs tirst-class, most respectable
IA and reliable SERVANTS OFFICE, corner 1ih-st and
Gth ave. best servants Oi every acty either male or 10
male, white ana eOlored, notice this address
A LADY who is good musician desires po-
~ son as companion 10 LADY would superinend DO,
school, would teach vocal Gnd
iDsirrmeta music references exchanged. Address B. H.
L.. BOx S7O, Norwich Conn.
NHAMBERMAID, &c.-Wanted by an excel
TENT Ghambermaid and plau waahef with three years
references present employers Address FRENCH
OFFICE, 81 West 3lstst
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11

ON THE HIGHTS-17 Monroe -place:--Sec-
ord ei tird FLOORS hot and cold water; table I'M
ex exreptin.iable references exchanged.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11

VERY NICELY FURNISHED REAR ROOM,
and WIc. at tho dei2iGul rtsdohoe 40 -
PisrTspJns st al Low pIcc.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
Country Board.

AT MONTCLAJR, n. J.-ln u private family,
ave carriage 10 trains desirable opportunity. Address
Box 200. MOntCl44E
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
Che &uyt
G!lnal,ous iDIHieI-femliCs.

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CEAifSTREGS.-S Situation wanted by young
49,. - en- as 51a, q 3 sias .'a TO ''' 10
b,FAMSTRESS and MAID-By regular
- sarsrscs moHding ater'e ard dne f1mly sry s
ySnrg ie Can be seen at COZ 6ay-. between 35ul AID
3o,ns-s.
TTSEFUL-A young. grl to mind a baby.
u ara make ter4if useful, and v.c resides with Lor
parents 2i0 ha'; 6jt ~, SEQ 81 Ao'r. --
EISEFUL-A =, r,,roctlble yoHng woman wants
a o. 10 ont ry tie , o. max, hr.' generally as ful N
restaurant or uo"L ~ ~cst aJ.h7t -
TB'EFUL.-A respectable midde-agcd wo.,
ON ,aiI; O.. ever, trug very handy vol knovn IN
H.,il,ou a yc.., b. g. sJth anc aGt.sts, cast siie.
AYrANTED-A situation as HOUSLkEEPER
~ or LADYs CDNPANi y, either IN ciy o' country y
3.ddl. ,a,a las oi lively temper ~ 10 r.clgn,es -
qr;yd gwen wages moderate address j. ~ b. IT'D
uus Office ----
XVAITREsS aud CHAMBEGMAID or. PAR
m - t,j an, r,r 40 rh9n,brrwix r,li.csy: hss excel.
iru, Tsf'rrncc. s aso ~ go2i nta " ,i s ''er'
SyATTRESS and CRAMBERNAiD.-AW Welsh
" saai youus woman ~ nrsi e17 w'.r.ss ngrr,
stands g.tt ~ iaos cleaning silver ah. Do toi"u ~
exrcsIene,d chm.ermaM has andoab or..g4ce: Appy
PAISS AGENtl U Otl-a'e D." cen 'ot1 anu D. sh'
SIS no charge uniii Nuit'd
XVASHING.-A superior hundrcs3 solicits
" families washing 10 30 % her hous or would 80 oAt by
tIe dag; excellent reference 400 East lethsL -
NVASnlNG.-A respectable German woman
~ TO tg ialg. laie' 9n4 ann, se'uene"S S M IA t
S7ihst (ing coma O,iLj
XVASHlNG-A respectable coorod woman
W shes washing ald ironing by the dorm OF MONTH
FTEfS. Hew'Sork Coi,r,d Jii.s5a. l8j Wcst s5thsI
XXTASHING.-Wan gentlemen's or family
" washing BY Scotca Protestant woman c1n nake sp
collars ia ne oes manner ai mot ,eraDr Prises eS a1a ~
Sftasnsfi iaSi,lleiS @ .t 1tn, a story.
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New-York tribune., 1876-10-11

GEAifST assassination wanted by young
- en- setu>r,s aud 10 as,st IA o.anDc."ofk god
ru.errrCcs. Cal 90 ~ Jane ~.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
West Side

| ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR and other
ROOMS. with BOARD Ton the Winter. "a west l'u 81
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11

= WEST 30TH-ST Desirable snites OF
~ ROOMS with board @rs WILLIS formerlyo' 25f 9th
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11

cUsToNFnS AND sTRANGEUR VISITING T4T CITY
WILL. I'D IT MUCH To TuEf} ADVANf&GE
TO MAKE a VISIT OF IN INSPECTIONS
BEFORE PURGE AhlNC.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11

= OF 4 FINE LARGE ROOMS, furnished or
~ unfinished suite singiy with 1Tstclass BOARD
81 West 2Jhst Location very hne. near 81 James Hoe
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11

DOARD-A small private family, occupying
hor house. viii lee With arst class board one o, o
% or single gentene1 references required 2CG Union
et liroOklyn.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11

DIUIABELPHGA-l5 North 9th-st.--Crn-
4 trrnIsl BOARDING: moderate terms. hfr,-yl'ss g..
ions: convenient 10 morse sau o;,a car De-, cis and
tbcateTS.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11

slcove ROOM soutbsrn exposure with board tor tgo,
ssiler OONS on third convenient 10 Fulton
and oiher rries house stone well furnished ana 10
nasnrnaasad Take FIatbGsh and Prospect PsIk cara
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11

SEAMSTRESS.-A situation wanted by a
= neat quick who understands dressmasng and
ali kinds OF family sewng willing do light ohambcrwork
or assist In tho Of children good city references 2jS
Fast 36th st.. near 2d-ave
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11

GEAMSTRESS.--A respectable Protestant girl
y IA p.sn sircauisress and to do light chambow0k, or
would a invalid lady Call on or address, ioT one
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11

6TH-AYE., 81, first door below 16th-st,
- a. r. GAGE.-TWO ROOMS. with BOARD; smaller enc
win gata c0mmodo ngle persnn reforenoea
, 1876-12-28

the order ofthe Supreme Court, the Btt glof 6tata
Canvassers proceed tn c1nvass tho rn1 from
each county according to tho face u said re-
turns, aud that tho same principle be applied 10
returns for members Ut Congress- and LeE1sla.
turcs A. adopted In relation to the rcturnA Of
Governor md Lieutenant Governor
Mr. Cowgirl
MOVED TO AMEND
BY nt}dtnR ,the following words to the first
siasise; I; "Ln'ess such return shows It's falslt5
The rcsouston thus amended passed unanf-
mously.
It lransptrc1 atou. this time that Cooke, tax.
inH time by the fDrclock, had atrcasly assumed
In himself the functions Of the Board md Ind
sgcretly canvnsscd tho returns, and certified his
result 10 the Court. In his private canvass ke
retained Duyai County, but IN thc lizard he
voted to reject It. This versatile genius ylndl-
Gated Ills remarkable abilities In other ways.
The result Of to-t1ay's tanyasa elected Drew
Governur by 1H5; Hayes Electors BY 200 David.
son, Democrat, TO Congress By SO, and Brisbce,
Republican, a,y $40.
doy. stearns haa bis remedy against Drew's
naurpation " an action Of quo warrnnto, which
Ths Republicans here deserve grcas praise for
stolen from them by order of a. Court,
which eafns for itecff questionable re-
pute throughout the country. Tho Demo-
Gratis In TE1tlcn's interest arc chsgrlned n7cr
the result Of 10 The Presidential election. They
expected by means Of Cocke's resolution to carry
Tflden vtctoElously through Under protection Of
the Courts order. They arc compelled to con-
tent themselves With the lesser spoi1s Of this tu-
lc{al raid,
, 1876-12-28
Ok L
RANDALLfS LAST NOTE,

WASHINGTON, u. G., Dec 27.-The following
fs the copy Of letter from Speaker Randall to
President Orton, written yesterday:
liorsx or RkriEsExrATirEs, WAsHisorox. D.
c.. Dec. ~, 1870 = llIltiam Grton, Esq, Prksi-
dent Htsttrn GMfon Jf!tgFoph Con,p0aN, 4Ss,o
Y0rk-StH: Referring to 4 copy Of the subpoena
accompanying yuuf communication of the Esd
Inst, post.n,arEed New York. Dec. 25, +:JO p.
M, and by INC Just received. and there IL direct
error In the writ, which csc1red MY attention At
the timu It WAs signed, OF which You might perhaps
hare avai)el yourself an cxcuse to commit
contempt for not having brought with you the pa
pers which the Committee manifcstJ desired 10
hare produced. had you appeared before them In
obedience to the 1nandate. about which yoH do not
sccm to entertain any Doubt, namely. ''thnt yon
should bc and appear before tho Select Commit
tee 'n Now, orieans on tho 2Jth day Of Deecm-
bcs. 1871" What Tue Committee might have
either with Or without tho papers, J. of eouEee. do
rot know: II did. have no authority 10 cxcuse
you for disoheylnR the plain, perrmptory mandate
that you Should appear before tic Committee.
The lloute alone can do that, aud, suppose,
would unlY take cognlzance of the matter when
regularly brought t0 it, notfco BY tho Committee.
As you hayo possibly not obAdrycd ths resolutions
adoptcd Dec. ~ expressing the scnec Of the
1tnse in respect Of ta powers md privileges when
nctlng through tho fundamentally Ut q commit.
tee authorized to send fur persDns and paprts,
haze tho sonur 10 send you the following copy, 10
which wonld respectfully cnli your attention.
Ilorc follow the resolutions or the llouse before
published
Very respectfully yours.
sAArELJ. RANDALL, Speaker.
, 1876-12-28

Kptctal Dtspdsch to 7As 7ytaans.
ell has received telegram from olcl1, the
Oregon Electoral messenger, stating that he
will arrive here tomorrow. It ia given out hero
that Odell intends to mako 10 statement until
utter he bus Beef put upon the witneas-stand
before the Election Committee.
CRoNtN DgrostT8 HIS PACKAGE.
To tbs Hfdftrn Associat<d I+e1S
WAsn1sGT0s, D. c., Dec. 27.-Crontn. tho
Tllden Elcctor Of Oregon. to-day delivered tho
Electoral vote Of that State to Vicc-Frcstdcnt
Ferry, who dcclinel to give receipt on ac-
count Of two rcturuy from the Statc, ae In the
cuse Ut Florida. ..>
, 1876-12-28

H "e'~ ~ o~ .rs. d.. ro
~" oHIhAno' ILL.,, nce' .'.mo tm0,s",u. nao.ee w.
mlttcc' consisting OF oenatoIa Maale'en' Me.
.on1, m TIM Parish NJ Ea,t Dnton Rn,,rc.
tio~pnda. s,onlcu. f,ilbert f,Ylnrc,l, tc.ttfscd:
n.c1at'ae. otets"a uus's ,'. 49, ss ...,a.
from tho ctty. Huye seen an armed body Of men
stylci % .nnli,1oxxrs. or "Rcgututore.n rtdipg
an tho public road at night. They visited tho
Cabins I m IT % tio colnred nonulattou. / au, q Rs-
...e eanne ~ nv oa ,as..s .rh"v v,.;ts,,
nv house On the night OF tho 9TH OF September,
wicn I WA abscnt. Nv wIfe and two co,ored
VIZ ""s' o.o.,a', tn,s a., ts,1. ,rh.v mn n ro,,,
round nv wtfe,s pcck, and tore down tny fences.
: ~.. ~ t,a,mt,,,ea, ,,oo,tnr IN shr srtl,
Ward, Which was interrupted. Twelve OF IT.
tccn w,ttn man. armed. called tho speakers
, 1876-12-28
unanimous report will bo made to that effect.
Thu Committee will return In few days.


ulAHJlII016 1EVoTt VIII uU TFHud 10 9HHI c71Ies7
Thu COMMITTEES viii rcturn In few days,
Nm wAu.
n..,t. 49,. -. ...,,,.a ,n,n+
~ NsA'oe'A''e 'ka' nc.e '.ae 'eAao" t''""
II lar from TAr as tl1 following:
Either Mf. Ttlden or Mt. uAye1, under any cir
cur.tancc.. will In thr next pfs.,dent This
fovuo, r. cor..,nn, ~. I.tta, II .o,,rntion n,e,
s.,," n,ssa. NV "s...ns .snas - -. ",r,s.
,s 4nt11 .n.o ~ ] ses k,.na' ,,n.a a,, sprn +.
nena'hs elsll "af: a country 1e'aom lnooleee :"
one on INC heel Of anothef. Theee may Do Fe'o'a
fi6u but 1t Will be ~ significant and more peacetal
than that Of 1861. II may not drive the tJfant
from the thronc. but it will 80 eubsrrasa the In.
ce,nhet OF the Executive chair ~ to make It scat
Of thorns Instead Of roses. tn1prcsslne upon The
rra.t1.ott. ro15ot. NJ a.. f.tr.s IL. that
, 1876-12-28

Aptadl hkpdscA to zA& TFtsanS
WAaulkuroN. u. G., Dee. 2.-Although
Gen. Anderson left Tuesday night for New Or
leans, tho Democratic papers thls morning
have report OF bis visiting the President yes-
terday urging that troops b. sent to help ill.,
sugusato Packard.
n0urH oAHoLiRA.
4 psiYato letter received here today from the
Clerk Of BaY1es's Committee says no doubt
Hs5ea carried the 6tata Of South carollns. and
, 1876-12-28
North German Lloyd.

rhe steamers OF this Company VIII eail evcry sasc..
F.ies oi rsssage-Frsm New York q soashampion,
b'n tn ia, sttsrsSs. .so % eatTenef rot fTeight
eHowljuE Grteu, New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-28
Ey Grubbs Il Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THAT TRULY F1RST.CLASS PRO-
4 PaRTY. No eoe, ONTHE SOUTH SIDE OF
MAIN STREET BETWEEN NINTH AND
TEHTH TREhTS, FOR SALE BY AUCT1oN.-
On M0NDAY the Sd day OF April. at ~ O'Clock
NJ, we win sell. upon the premises. the property
situated a. above, occupied rs stores by G. Page,
l. embraces front of 2sk feet Main street. and
feet wide. extending from Ninth to Tenth streets.
whilst the ends AID partifens in the two stores
are OF inexpensive character vet they win last for
years, aud the residu- OF the Improvements, con-
Siderable Ia extent embracing walls and 1otstS FOR
nearly three full floors back The whole depth, are
Cd the most substantial character, and, taken 10
connection with valuable righu In respect to the
walls on other stoe, will reduce very largely the
cost OF completing the original design or making
this large and splendid building for either one or
to stores. ID it's present form st readily rents Tor
81 $50 per annun. and The location OF the pro-
perry Is such TO insure at all shines Inc best class
of tenants at 5000 rents for any building that may
te upon II.
No property nkelJ TO be brought Into market for
years tn come can GHer better Inducements for
Substantial aud profitable investment than this,
tying as IL does within limits which mast always be
re OF The best and most business
a fpTeament In this property at the price IL
will s. for ednnot fail to be always Satisfaction
To hs Ertana.e purchaser. 49, 80 -, &
! TERMS. One fourth clsh: balance &C four, eight,
and twelve months, with interest added, and Sc
: = ~ ~ 80 : ~ : GRUBBs q WILLIAMS,
NH "a Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-28
MARCH, 17th, lS
BY f. D. Eacho,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 9 Fourteenth street.

THAT VERY DESIRABLE BRICK
l. RESIDENCE SITUATED ON THE SOUTH
EAST CORNER OF MAIN AND FIRST
STREETS, Now OCCUPIED BY MIR. MAYO,
FRONTING So F GET ON MAIN sTREET AND
RUNNING BACK So FEET; ALSO, VACANT
FEET ON MAIN STREET, WITH DEPTH OF
IS FEET; ALSO, 10 fiction FIRST STREET,
WITH A DEPTH OF 81 FEET, FOR SALE At
AUCTION.-By request OF the owner, shall offer
for sale al public suction, on the premises, the
above most valuable property. located as shove de-
scribed, ON THURSDAY. March 80, 1875, at AZ
O'Clock p NJ. This Is regarded as one Of the most
desirable locations on Main street for sale, and
should attract The attention OF those wishing 70
build. az there are several fine buildings being
erected In the vicinity.
TERMS: One third cash: balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months interest added at six per cent
from day of sale evidenced by negotiable notes OF
the purchaser, and secured by deed Of trust on
the property. Il. ~. EAChO,
NH % : AuctioEeer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-28
REDUCTION IN PASSENGER FARE
SCHEDULE OF TRAINs.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave West Psiut DAN y
ut A. d., arriving at Richmond at ia A. y
lesye Richmond a. 3 P. H., arriving at West Pom
trains connect at West Poist with steamer. w.
Baltimore and all eastern points on WFnrrSSsn
DAYS, FRIDAYS, and SUNDAYS, and n,ss
steamers Tor Baltimore and all eastern no,,s 20
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS. VI
EaIc 70 q 8 90
Fare TO Balamore and return............. 90
Fare 70 Wnsbington.............. a IN
Fare TO Philadelphia .,...............,,,... sso
Fare 10 New YORK.. .................... Q Xxx
1HsoUGH FREIGHT fRAi Ss;. leave i 5,S %
nond at 8 A. N. on WEDNESDAY,. FRu h,cv-
and SUNDAY. connecting at West Point win
steamers, and delivering freight in Baltimore e,,I
next morning; returning, leave West POINT ~
216 Z. M arriving at Richmond II 6 p. N
Oh the Richmond and Danyille railroad for si
southern points. ''' AZ
EXPRESS FREIGHT received on Nosn,y
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY before q P W. wa
be delivered in Baltimore the following day at 4
A. III. ,t. rs#
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS With n,s,enysr-
coaches attached leave Richmond at $50 A. M, ON
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and sATURBaYs
and leave West Point for Richmond the same dsIs
at 1855 A. NJ, arriving at Richmond at 1855 P. IL
to the travelling public and shippers tha, he
steamers OF this lne between Baltimore and West
Point have been reftted In the most thoropgh
manner for the accommodation OF passengers AZ
freight rs 81
Travellers taking this line arrive In Bal,,mo,o
In ample time TO connect with the rail lines for
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and all eastern
and western points. ~
Freights will be given the utmost dispatch. No.
transfers at Richmond Of freghts TO or from south
- HIT. DOUGLASS, superintendent.
W. n. BRAGG. Master TRANSFORMATION. NH Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-28
By Byerly g Powell, Auctioneers,
No. 1924 Main street.
SALE OF THE STOCK
OLA
BANKRUPT JRWELLER AT AUCTION.


BY order OF the assignee we will sell at our store,
ON WEDNESDAY the Goth, at 1ox O'Clock, and
continuing from day 70 day. morning and evening,
until the entire sr ock Is closed The stock consists
Of sF.g !. - =.
SOLID GOLD wIss and AMERICAN
WATCHES Of the finest grades;
SOLID eoIE.sILvER AMERICAN LEVER
WATCHES, In q, s., f., g., and 6-ounce cases
SOLID GOLD and ROLL-PLATE CHAINS Of
the latest designs; !.
SOLID GOLD and FINE PLATED JEWELRY;
sHIRT-sTUDs, 81 EEyE-BUTToNs,
GENTLEMEN's SOLID GOLD PINS;
GOLD PENS, &c;
together With an assortment of
Rogers Brothers sILyER-PLATED SPOONS,
KNIVES. FORKS, &C.
We would respectfully call the attention Of the
public to this SALE as the goods OF the very best
quality the latest patterns and designs, and win be
sold without limit or reserve. Every article war
ranted IS represented.
BYERLY POWELL,
NH 2s.tf Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-28
BY Winfree q Meacham,
Real Estate and General Auctioneers,

DOB SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
Il The PETERSBURG CAR-WORKS, WITH
ALL ITS FRANCHISES, AT PETERSBURG,
VA.-In pursuance of an order OF the stockhold-
ers, In general meeting held on The 23d ultmo,
Works VIII. on WEDNESDAY, 29th day Of March,
1876, at IL o'clock noon, The premises. sell all
the PROPERTY, real and personal, belonging 10
the company. This consists Of nearly THREE
ACRES OF LAND. with all the buildings neces-
sary for vell-arrapged
CAR MAEUFACToRY.
A FOUNDRY, BLACKSMITH, MACHINE,
AND ERECTIoN-SHOPs,
and DRY-HOUSESa and other necessary buildings
all fully equipped with NEW MACHINERY OF the
latest and most improved style, with SHAETING
and BtLTlNG complete.
the property. and equ.l to IL SO Of all the power
on that side of he ApDomattOx river, operates the
machinery for these works, which have all the IA
ciities necessary To build four box-cars per day.
A lot OF LIANT with double FRAME BUILDING
on 1t at The Junction Of Fleet street and the At.
hundred yards from the works, and about
10000 feet Of good, dry lumber, bought for
building forty or more b0X-cars, will be included In
the sale. IS persons wishing 10 buy will view the
premises, this description IS thought sufficient TO
attract at enton to this important sale, with the
almost sure prospect OF great bargain TO the pur.
chaser these string ent times.
TERMS: $4,000 cash; balance for negotiable
notes a. six. twelve. eighteen, and twenty four
months Interest added, and deed Of trust to secure
payment of the notes.
For further information apply to
WINFREE s. MEAcHAM, Auctioneers.
NIB ! 1awtds -.-. .-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-28
BY w. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TOR SALE AT AUCTION THAT
LOT On THE SOUTH SIDE OF GRACE, BE-
TWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS
At the request Of the shall offer for sale ut
OF March. 1876, ut AZ oc.ock P. NJ, that truly
valuable LOT located as above between the resi-,
dence Of Hon. James Lyons and that Of Mr.. Michael
n osenbaum 1t has q front of IS feet and depth
of 1853 feet with the privilege Of an alley leading
out to sixth street. he large brick STABLE On
this lot will be sold with It or not as may be deter
graded with handsome shade trees has the use Of q
large culyeft and Is justly regarded equal 70 the
best location for rst-class residence now on the
market.
TERMS: One third cash, balance at four and eight
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
BIZ a deed OF trust. w. GODDfE.
NH 81 Auctioneer.
P Sir desired, this lot will be divided into two
smaller ones, each having front of 22k feei.
NH az w. o.