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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-15

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-15
BY Robert u. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer.
az f.: 1912 Main street. RI gfs

SMALL AND. NEAT BRICK DWELL
- ING NO. 1901. EAST SIDE OF. SEVEN
TENTH STREET. CORNER OF LOWNES,
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE, GROCERY.sToRE
OF w. G. QUINN, FOR SALE BY AUCTION
BY request Of the owner shall SELL upon tile prem
ises on THURSDAY the 18th day of March, 1877,
at Az O'Clock 2. NJ, the above-dcscribed property.
consisting of 4 SMALL BRICK DWELLING OF
three rooms, &c. and good LOT, and could be used
AS store. = = ~. .yaf'5t, T...... .
Being located near the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road shops, and III good repair makes Undesirable RS
home for person Of moderate means, or 1t VIII
Day rs an investment. /. s,..l. .ss.,r f. wy. 20
- - ROBERT B. LYME,
NH IL .-...-.'. u, Auctioneer.
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RICHMOND. FNED'G poToaAC X. 4. Co"
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGEST.
RICHMOND. December II. 1870 ,
OF TRAINS.

On and after WEDNESDAY, December ISM
rains will run on this road rs follows: ,-,x,a,.
sos A. M leaves the gyrd-Srret station aa ~ a.
cept Sunday, connecting Win tne Oh. "a
tIiifore ano Ohio and Baltimore anu
Pofomar ra.lroad, due nj New York ~
10:l5 p. ~; arriving 81 aSiihs"A
at lilo p. d. IN, .,r-
S:3S p. NJ. leaves Byrd-Srcet station dsl!, I'll
Meeting nj Washington with the 49, -.
more and Potomac railroad, arrisinf
I'm New York at $50 a. u. through
.g sleeper from Richmond TO New ofA'
a.so p n MISREPRESENTATION ds5f Train. FOR
90 Junction. leaves Broad-Sfresl s'"'''N
iSundays excepted. ,,uy
7.oh 4 n. arrives al Byr,l-S!rect station dairy
leaves New York ut 800 the pfeeeH-
Ing eyeuing ,.ur,ox.
fI:oO p. NJ ARRIVES ~ iiyrd-Strcct station oan! sA
GOO, NJ s aeIpcfSSsMis sa TRAM arrive
= = ~ nj groaa-Street station lSuhoa3e ca
81 ~ ceptedl. .. ,r.,ght
passenger-car, which VIII be attaa sci -
train wfH leayp Broad-strect depot on NoS,pI az
WEDNESDAY, aud FRIDAY al S.SV a. viii
irving ct Quaulieo at 4ao I: a r,IhTnSnhY. and
sATUEDAY at 10 1. 81, arriving at br'aa's'fes'
tsF1,roush sleeuers and coaches run on nlsus
between Rtchnond and New York eaeh way. .,,, q.
FREIGHT TRAINS teaye BroaosSss'ssssI n p n Y
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and ~ NJ nd arrive
an M,I MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and FR ip .,,.b.
MORNINGS. Constgaees OF live SOCK a.u prSisIn
Able articles, upon giving notice ~ dsse e VIA
freight st Boulton ON preceding eaen m all prtI-
vipai points IVA - General Saperin.sndsshs
.s5 c. A. TAiL0k,,,
q de1e b16 General Frstshr snd Ilcae. - Ase~~.
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BY N. Bates, Auctioneer,
l1I5 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE, OF TWO FRAMED
i HOUSES, CONTAINING, FIVE ROOMS EACH
BESIDES kiTCHENS NOS; sos AND 6nS. On
BELVIDEEE AND PINE STREETS, FRONTING
TOGETHER FORTY-SIX FEET EIGHT INCHES,
AND RUNNING BACK ONE HU NDRED AND
TWENTY FEET-TO BE SOLD AS AWH0LE
OR SEPARATELY, AS MAY BE DESIRED-By
virtue Of two deeds of trust. bearing date the list
day Of April 1875, 10 me rs trustee, t. secure GER
FAULT having been made In the payments Of some of
the said notes, and being required so to do by the
holder thereby proceed to Sell at auction. the
premises, on SATURDAY the oath day of March,
] S77. at ~ O'Clock T. NJ, the PROPERTY above
described.
TERMS: Reasonable. and announced at SUE.
JOHN S. WISE, Trustee.
NJ. BATES, Auctioneer. mh 13-tdS*
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To-Morrow is Tuesday.
TFor the Dispatch.I


BERRYyILLE, Va, March II, 1877.
You say: owe cannot say that to-mor-
row is Tuesday is not good English" Can
you say that it ISL You quote from the
Rible and Shakespeare to show that the ex-
preston may be defended. Permit me to
make few quotations from both, which /
think will show that your authorities cam
not be considered infallible: "And in the
DAYS of thy father light and understanding
and wisdom, like the wisdom OF the gods,
aoas found in him."-Daniel, y. chapter,
11th verse. .a... 2: a... ,1.
Paul. before Agrippa, says "After the
most StraiteSt sect OF our religion lived a
Pharisee."
In Matthew, 24th and 4Sth, we find the
following expression =" But and If that
evil servant shall say In his heart" &c.
From childhood ] have understood that the
Bible contains expressions that cannot be
defended by those who speak good Eng
lish. From the examples given, this 'asser-
ton would appear to be true.
Let us look to Shakespeare, your next
authority -
Ae ssss a1ggers in mems Act
There Is some III abrewing towards my rest.
MeTchdnt Of Kenice, Act IT., Scene w -. /,
freely Rtatsss Ta Act e as see 19t Hha1s gwen
When gold and silver 6ecks me to come on.--King
Where q sue and her son.-Same, Act III, Scene
III. :, : - = : -. X, 49, -
And thou. TO be endeared to king, =: Z. ,
9e 1t no '0nscaen Ss no des st ~ prince
Iwould not have believed no tongue but Hubert,s.
Same. 4ct ~, Scene T. &. -.sfs't ,SS'''. =
The errors above pointed out are too ip-
parent'to require comment. Is the assertion
too broad TO say that your authorities can
not stand the test? Let us hear from you
again. 1aE a@-t. q. C. ri. L. /.
3. s.,;1r .izis, - ANSWER. .sa,ss flE
If the sentence to which our corresponds
ent objects were the only one Of the kind
in English literature we might agree to drop
it;or if we. were asked to say that il, ought
not To- Jei correct, perhaps We might do so.
But, unfortunately, for: us, and fortunately
for the English language, our dictum would
not suffice to settle the question. The
sentence Is good English because used by at
least seneio Of the best speakers and writers.
| The fact that the English language is
full similar sentences. Some gTannlarians
Indeed admit only two lenses. We cannot
pick up d Book. or o. paper without finding
the present; tense used for the first or second
future. HereIis q paper dated yesterday
morning. It says: s. Il :555 {. 4 81!
The southern problem will work itself
out as SOON as 1t Ia made manifest that the
policy q i,ands-of will be strictly adhered
lent ~ That good English q Cur corres-
pendent replies, sss Mo-; itlought to read,
sshali have bsen made maniie fest. i !, 5s3s 3f5
Again. Here Is q sentence from Professor
YoUMAas: n
" Supplement It by Rollsson,s Forms Of
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By Winfree & SIeachani. 80 !.
Real Estate and General Auctionecrs,'
112 Sycamore street, Petersburg, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUA-
Il BILE MILL PROPERTY.-By virtue Of two
deeds OF trust-onc from T. - Gates and wife to j.
L. Young, dated March II, 1876, and the other
from j. T. Parham and wife and Z. +. Cogbill. trus-
Zee, to George s. Bernard and j. Wesley Friend,
dated Jure Q, 1875, both recorded In the clerks Of
fee Of Chesterfield county. Ya.Ithe undersigned
will sell Mt public auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, the 4th day Of A. April, 1877, At 4
O'Clock F. NJ, the very VALUABLE MILL PRO.
situated on the north bank of Appomattox river,
near Campbell's bridge, and fn the county Of Ches-
terteld together WITH is MATER-P0WER, Ma
CHINERY, mud APPURTENANGES, Including
ONE UNDIVIDED HALF-INTEREST IN THlR1 &,
TEEN ACRES OF. LAND. This property has all
the advantages Of city location, with waier-powcr
equal To rs requirements 1t has capacity of from
two TO thrre hundred barrels per day. The power
consists Of two over-sot wheels, twelve feet in d.
ameter and about twenty feet long, driving two pairs
of corn and six pairs of burr-stones with complete
and improved ln,al aud Touring machinery.
terms: Ten per cent. cash; balance In four equal
instruments of six. twelve, eighteen, and twenty
four months inter est added, for approved. endorsed
negotiable notes. and deed Of trust 70 secure the de-
ferred payments. Purchaser to pay taxes for 1877.
J. T. YOUNG.
--. 5.m .s... . GEORGE s. BERNARD,
j. WESLEY FRIEND.
'. X. s-. -. Trustees.
WINFREE & MEACuAM, Auctioneers.
IN Kin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-15
BY j. Thompson Brown. -
Real Estate. Agent and Auctioneer.
lib Main street. ..- 81.

SALE OF BRICK HOUSE
i AND LOT ON JAGKSON STREET. WEST
OF FOUSHEEc STREET. Nc. 26.-lSy virtue OF Il
deed or trust dated 10th of February, 1876, exc
cuted by Edward Richardson and Wife 10 the Under
signed as trustee recorded in the Richmond Chan
Gerry Court d. i. LOT A, page 250' default having
been made in The payment OF the negotiable note
therein secured and being required so TO 90 oy the
holder thereof will sell nj public auction on FRI
DAY, March 18th, 1877. ut 4:30 p. H.. on the
premises, the PROPERTY tescrhed In said decd,
rs follows: ".1fiat certain LOT, PIECE, or PAR
GEL OF LAND, with all the improvements there
on.lying and being in the city of Richmond, 'front.'
Ing on the northern side OF Jackson street between
Foustec and Adams streets 40 feet. and running
back between parallel lines at right angles feet,
and Is designated Lot No. three 81 on rln an
nexed to deed bearing date on the 2Sth Of june.
1916. from Wellington Goddin and wife 10 Thomas
G. Burch, and recorded In the Richmond Hastings
Court office" &c. ,.'r.: %. 81 III. = +
TERMS: Cash as to expenses Of sale and s615,
with Interest from February TO- 1877: and balance
on such terms may be announced ut sale, interest
added and secured by trust decd.
LEROY E. BROWN, Trustee
J. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioncer. mh ~
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RAILROAD. !
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
- THROUGH PASSENGER.
3.0OP. II. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY, THURS
DAY. and SATURDAY. Connects 1t
West Point win Steamer Havana for
all points on York river and Baltt-
more. Arrives In Baltimorc at 4.
81: connects with rail- lines for " ash
ington. Philadelphia. Ncw York. Bos-
ron. and all western points. Connects
at Richmond with train, OH Richmond
and Petersburg and Chesapeake saa
Ohio railroads
THROUGH FREIGHT.
500 A. NJ. Leaves RichnondTTESDAY THURS
DAY. aud SATURDAY. Connects
with steamers III West Point Tor river
landings Baltimore, and al western
points. Connects nj Richmond Win
trains on Richmond and Dsnyie rail-
road, Richmond and Petersburg aud
Chesapeake and Ohio ralIr0ad-.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
500 P. NJ. Leaves Richmond daily except sun.
day..
.-. t-r LOCAL FREIGHT.
TOO 4. NJ Leaves Richmond MONDAY WE'D
NESDAI. and FRIDAY. COM
meets III Ws5t Point with steamer ISIS
.' for'a landings on Mattaponi ahifa-
munkey rivers
THr.Uutii PASSENGER.
1000 4. VI. Arrives at Richmond TtESDAI,
THURSDAY, andSATTRDAl. Con,
meets with trains on R!cilinohl anu
Petersburg and Chesapeake ana ONO
railroads. Steamer Havana leaves ba!.
ti,nore from Pier Ia Light street
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. and fRi-
DAY, 4 7. VI. CONNECTS SNo
trains from Philadelphia Ne" YORK.
and we.tern points, and at Wesl ioths
with trains for RichLpnd ann IHe
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
6:15-P NJ Arrives at Richmond TUESDAY
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY: oon.
meets with steamer ut W,st Poiut from
Baltimore Connects with Rch!i"ne
and Danvile. Richmond and PcterI-
burg. and Chesapeake and Chic rai!-
roads.
u LOCAL PASSENGER.
1000 A. II. Arrives al Richmond daily except SUI,
day. Connects with Richmond and
Petersburg and Chesapeake and ONO
railroads.
LOCAL FREIGHT.
4:oOP NJ Arrives 1T Richmond MONDAY, WE'D.
SESDAY. and FRIDAY. Con-
meets ct West POINT with steamer ISIS
from Maitlponi and PrniuuAey-ri'ef
landings.
No transfer OF freight at Richmond 10 or ron
southern points Cars run through between At!aA's
and West Point.
Careful handbag and dispatch. with lowest rates.
guaranteed.
Through bills of lsiing. with guaranteed rates'
issued 10 al northern and western points.
Through tickets sold 10 all northern, eastern, aho
western points. and basgage checked throass -,
For tickets apply 1t Gcner.l Raj road ItcSst va
Gee, S26 Main Street; 1T the Exchange Hotel ana
compaAv'S de pot, corner TwrDty-tbiro ana ppSA
streets, Richmond. Va.
fe 6 -. II. II. DOUGLAS. Superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-15
by Robert 3. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and AuctioneeE
.*s.Ws 1912 Main street.

TWO SMALL, EAT, DESIRABLE,
L AND WELL-LOCATEDT WO-ST0RYFRAME
TENEMENTS, Nos. zoos AND 2007 BROAD
nIATEI,Y OPPOSITE TRINITY METHODIST
CHURCH, FOR SALE BY ,AUCTION.-By request
of The owner shall sell, upon the premises, on
O'Clock p. n, the above YALUABLE PROPERTY,
containing four rooms each. with good cuiverts and
water on the premises. Each tenement Is occupied
by good tenant and being located in such conve-
nient neghbOrhood, presents Il fine opportunity 10
secure home or for an investment.
at sals. ......,.t.. st.g 81, -; ,a.s. .sG
Special attention Of parties seeking small property
Is called to this sale ROBERT r. LYME,
NH IA a.' /" Auctioneer.
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DICHMCND AND DANYILLE
III RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAEEXG rFrp,
, MARCH ll.lS77.

MARCH IL. 1877.
THROUGH MAIL.
1885 4. NJ, leaves Richmond dluy. coun-ctrg =,
Greensboro with train, on North CARO-
q ... lima division and =. ". y. CIR r. a,
-.... Charlotte win trains Oh Atlanta and
Richmond AIRLINE railway for A.
y e.. lanta. Macon. Jack .onyilie Monigomc-
ry. Mobile. and New Orleans. aud all
southwestern points. With e. e. and
A. II. Il. for Columbia. Augusta. and al
southern ana southeastern points.
LYNCHBURG ACCOMMODATION.
$50 a. NJ, leaves Richmond daily :or BurSeyille
Farmvc, Lynchhurg. aud mcrue-
d!ate points, making close connection
ut Lynchburg for all southwestern
points.
THROUGH MAIL.
S23 7. NJ, arrives Richmond daily. connecting
with North Carolina division " w. ~
&. r. r.. E.. &. and 4. Il. r., and
Atlanta and Richmond AIRLINE rail-
way from all southern and souihwes
ern points. and with Richmond. Fr,tc-
ricksburg and Potomac and Che<ar,ake
and Ohio railroad. for s!l northern aud
western points.
LYNCHBCRG ACCOMNODATION.
4:5l T.. NJ. arrives Richmond daily FROM Lynch
burg, FarInyilic. BurkcyiIlc. aud all in
termediair points, and from I'll south
western points.
Tickets sold to all southern aud southwestern
points, and baggage checked througr.
Palace sleepinS-cars rum through htt"erE Rich
nIond and Brunswick. Ga.
Local tickets good only for continuous passage be-
tween the points named on ticscE. No hy-oyes
checks will he given. +. ~ T.. ThLC0IT.
General Superintendent.
JOHN r. MACMuRpo, General Passenger agent.
NH 10
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.. BY Robert B. Lyme. .l ..-.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
1912 Main street,

MICE AND CONVENIENT TWO
~ STORY BRICK TENEMENT, No. 919 MAYO
STREET, BETWEEN BROAD AND ROSS
STREETS, CONTAINING SEVEN ROOMS ;
CULYERTS COMPLETE, FOR SALE BY AUG
TENEMENT, located as above dc< cribed upon the
premises, on FRIDAY tile 18th day of March,
at Ak O'Clock P. NJ Tie house Is IN good order, and
Mt all times commands good tenant and fair rent.
The lot cxtenis back to wide alley IN the rear.
TERMS: Liberal, and ut sale -...- ~ :.
This house. being so convenient to business. should
command attention, and for an investment offers n
good opportunity. ROBERT B. LYME,
NH l3 II. -""--- Auctioneer.
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-----'-----------------~~--
J: TOBACCO. CIGARS. DC.
EsPANOLA CIGARS. 81 .s Z.

The Subscribers have made arrangements for the
exclusive sale of the CIGARS of this well-kuowp
and celebrated brand, manufactured In Key West,
and invite the attention OF the public to the full
sortment Of all the usual styles they are now pre-
pared to offer. - 49, -
Influenced by the high duties on imported cigars,
the proprietor Of the Espanola factory, ut Havana
has established q g..
!, 2s@- BRANCH IN KEY WEST, cs4.
and is using there the SAME class OF ylelto 4bajo
tobacco as In the HAVANA factory, the pure quality
and aromatic favor or which have given this brand
its present high ctedtamong consumers. The prices
are materially less than for those from Havana, and
d comparison will show that they are IN. every re-
Enecf fully equal. Sshey are offered fn HcCnnectton
Yaitil our usual list OF HAVANACIGARs. ~:
80 49, = ACKER, MERRhLE n GYNDlT.ia IS;
/ Z. $50 and 1872 Chambers street, New York;
~ f1ssst,5tIF PARKfE TILFORD, ~
Z fe 2l-1m a17 and OF Broadway. New York.
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-Byyirtue OF an or
n de- Of the United States District Court for the
Eastern District of Virginia, made in re Wright
ag 4inst Lancaster and as, shall sell at the cfhce
of p. j. Wright. No; l10s Main street, Richmond'
1877. commencing at ~ o'clock ~, the following
SECURITIES:
Notes OF the Savannah and Memphis
se Ker'r per c cent? pFrsstorsase bonds u
Savannah and Memphis Railroad am IN
Company. ;......,,:........; :......:.. lo'ooo w
Bond, of the James River and kanawha
674 full Shares stock James River and Kanawha
IL shares stock Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company. .. 80, =,
l Registered Bond State North Caro-
lima Observation-Disclosures DUU w
652 shares stock Of the Savannah and Memphis
Railroad Company. ..-
I read Company. ....................S I,oSo w
Virginia and Tennessee Past-Due Cou-
seyen per cent. Scrip State of Alabama 275 90
Chambers County Coupons, Alabama. 12O 90
Eight. per cent Bonds Randolph coun- 90
Bonds IN 81 Cape Fear and Deep River Navi- 49,
Endorsed COUPONS Of East Alabama and
Cincinnati Railroad Company...... S,36o W
As shares Mobile and Ohio Railroad stock.
shares stock In the Johns Mountain Iron COM
pany. r..' .....:."
Scrip of The Agricultural and Mechan-
cal Association Of the State OF Mary. on ~
Share stock Southern Pacific Railroad Company.
10 shares stock Carolina Insurance Company.
20 shares stock University Publishing Company.
shares stock Petersburg AGuedlct Company.
100 SHARES sii stock Farmers Bank of Virginia.
G NH i9afes s'''A if r. y P. WINSTON, Assignee
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IAUe,ruos sAIEa rr.nre nav.. z
By e. ". Powell. Aucsloneer, ,.,.s.,l
1924 Main street.

iARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
IL PLANTS, EyERGREENs,
&C., AT AUCTIOS.-InA consequence Of clearing
some land TO make room for planting, we will sell
Mt auction ut the store No. 1f22 Main street, on
FRIDAY 9th instant, nj 10 O'Clock, and continue
from day to day until The stock Is disposed Of the
following TREES, PLANTS &C.: -
10000 APPLE-TREES. largely Winesap; -
10000 PEACH-TREES-good assortment;
5000 PEAR-TKEEs,d dwarf and standard;
1000 CHERRY-TREES. dwarf and standard;
10000 GRAPE-VINES. largely Concord.
ft rgJe5aY. ALSO, 81 .15!-... 1 !.
PLUMS; NECTARINES, ~. .f Ii
APR1COTS. ALMONDS,
ENGLISH WAENUTS, =
RASPBERRIES,n ts.EEsl ~. =
Strawberries, &C.; g s.-.
EVERGREEES,
g.. UOUSiORNASfENTAI,T TREES,
VINES, PLANTS, fnd ROSES. !. ~ ~ ;.
TERMS: Sums Of s25 and under cash over that
amount ninety days credit for approved, endorsed
negotiable paper. -. -,
Sale conducted by +. W. POWELL, Aucttoneer. .
NH, =
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BY Chadin, Staples / Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionee rs.
corner of Tenth and Main streets.

A UCTION SALE OF. A VACANT LOT
IN n STREET BETWEEN TWENTY
SEVENTH AND TWESTY-EIGHTH STREETS.
BY request, we will sell, upon the premises, ON
THURSDAY, March Is. 1877. at 5 O'Clock z. M.,
the LOT OF GROUND on the south side Of NJ street
between Twenty-seventh and Twenfy-tghth streets,
fronting about 81 feet and having depth of 100
feet or more feet. ...g ..s. =.
TERMS Announced at the sale. ...
- CHAFFIN, STAPLES& CO., %
mh13-3t lido. 49, Aucuoneers.
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BY Frank ID. Hill,
Real Estate Auctioneer-
81, HOS Mani street. 80

VALUABLE MAIN. STREET PRO PER-
Y TY FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-0n TIL URS-
DAY March 18th, at AZ O'Clock p. NJ. on, thu prem
tsps win SELL at inc request Of the owner that
very desirable BRICKiST0RE No. 2l9 Maip, be-
tween Second and Third streets, now occupied rs
grocery by General John Il. Cooke. This property
isvery we'll built has III excellent cellar. with cul-
vert connections water, gas, &C.. and the STORE Is
finely fitted up with shelving. counters. bins, &c.
The LOT fronts II feet, with depth ofl40 to =
wide alley. -,-., t.a .r ~ ..r., :: ,,.,'
and is now rented for enough to pay ten per cent.
on the price asked for it. "A good opportunity to
make 4 solid investment
TERMS: One third cash. balance In six and
twelve months with six per cent. added.
FRANK u. HILL,
: NH 10 -- E~ LiuctioRecr.
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