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Diainterested Kindness.

4 relative Of Bardwell Slote Florence
tells the story that years ago, and when
acting at the Winter-Garden Theatre IN
New York, FLORENCE one morning took
Young girl who played minor parts into 8
Broadway restaurant for dinner. Both
were hungry, and they ordered plentiful
supply OF food. When their appetites were
satisfied Florence called for his bill, and, to
his utter dismay, discovered that in chang
ing his clothing in the morning he
neglected to take the money from his
discarded pantaloons. He told the girl
Of the fix he was in, and asked her
for loan. Mortified and chagrined,
she answered that she had just sufficient to
pay her fare home. The quickly-excited
acknowledged rayed and stormed ut
Florence, called him swindler, and threat
ened to send for the police. at this point
short, stout old gentleman stepped up to
the proprietor and firmly said :" How dare
YOU speak to 0 gentleman in the way that
YOU have done: His mistake is natural
one, and such as might occur to any man.
I am ashamed OF you! I'll dine no more in
your house, OF permit my friends to 40 so
il the future. Here, take this!" and he
took S50-note from fat wallet and handed
j. to the discounted landlord. "Deduct
the amount OF the young mans bill and re-
turn me the change" The proprietor's
apologies were unheeded. He handed the
old gentleman S47.50, and again essayed
apologies. When in the street Florence
handed his benefactor his professional card,
and asked the old gentleman's name and ad.
dress, adding that he should certainly reinl-
burse him. The old gentleman, beginning
to smile, said: s'That's all right, young man ;
pve been trying to pass that counterfeit
bank-note all day."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-03
BY Richardson 4 Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
No. 1113 Main stree.

SALE OF a VALUABLE
Il SMALL FARM IN HANOVER COUNTY,
NEAR AlEClIANICsVILLE BY AuCTION:lBy
virtue of the provisions of deed of trust bearing
date the 18th day of January, 1876, from s. G. 3.
Faulkner, Jr, trustee, to the undersigned trustee,
duly recorded in the clerks office OF the County
Court OF Hanover to secure the payment OF n Ger,
tain obligation of debt shall, as trustee In said
deed, being required so to do by The beneficiary
therein secured sell by auction on the premises on
O'Clock NJ, the REAL ESTATE described In said
deed, consisting of FORTY-THREE ND THREE.
QUARTER ACRES OF VALUABLE FARMING
LAND, A COMFORTABLE FRAME DWELLING,
THE USUAL OUTHoUSES &C, In NE county MY
lands of F. A. johnson, Il. j. Dickinson, Ann NJ
Turner, and Others, being the same land conveyed
to said Faulkner bt said +. A. johnson.
TERMS: Enough IN cash to dcfray the expense OF
executing this trust and to pay OFF the sum or
$372.5O, with interest from 26th April, 1877;
the residue such terms rs shall 1e ann9unced II
the time OF sale. j. II. DERB1 snlKE,
an 30 ------ y - ~ lEuetoo. -.
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81. BATES. Auclioncer.
o-n by u. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Aucuohecr'
M00lf 1l13 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ONE rN,t:
" BRICK AND TWO FRAME HonSE ESH i III;
CORNER or ,S $500 Moi
BAKER STREETS, ~ THE cir rn,er UG on MI the
OH of Apri, 1877, by the ChsEcery Coer. o. wv
city Rehmor tn the suit it, Of G5aS IF Is Nav s7
at O'clock 70 se upon a Rs the
REI ESTATE i'm the bin and proceedings 'nsn
TONED, Of which George r GT 1E G Gs az the
Corner OF and Baker sre sscan IN 'u and
.sino h,ck between parallel lines In an eastern
direction l27 feet 70 an alley ten t Enttns an Sec
ond Street, and TWO SMALL WOODEN To- spJ
MESTS thereon In rear OF the orieA p"uSs 49,
fronting on Baker street. rrus. one fourth cash,
CFOa , m In lit OF six months one fourth on
credit Of twelve months and one fourth gu tasins
az cighteen months from the day oi sae, sasr.
Sron the purchaser negotiable notes Tor me md
,awmenis. with interest added from DAY OF sue,
the Tide TIL the whole
be paid and conveyance be hlsse'SiJ EVANS
A. NJ. GILLIAN.
Special Commissioners,
,-.>,,,so~, Ppnwy AuctfOpeer. ap -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-03
BY Robert Is. Lyme
successor to Lyme & Brothcr).
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
1912 Main street.

1--WE CONSTRUCTED FRAME
L COTTAGES FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N-At
the request OF the owner shall, on FRIDAY NEXT
the 4t of May. 1877, offer for SALE upon he pre- N,
ises, at Az o'clock P. NJ, those FIVE NEW AND
CONSTRUCTED COTTAGE HOUSES on
the west side of Twenty-eighth street between Mar,
shall and Clay streets. Each lot has front OF 33
feet by about l25 feet Deep having side alley to
each, and q well of excellent wafer between every
two houses. Each contains FIVE rooms: besides wing
with outside Kitchen All are occupied by nrst-caSs
tenants at good rents. 5000 - ~ r.,
TERMS One third cash; residue upon credit OF
tour, eight, and twelve months for negouaoie n4tss
trust deed - - ROBERT d. LYME,
an o. Auctioueer.
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TIE .HorEL-KEEPER's PREMoNITIoN.-
"What was that you just read?" anxiously
inquired Chicago hotel-keeper of guest
the other day. 81 was reading that it is
proposed to compel every hotel-room above
the first story to be furnished with rope
ladder" replied the guest. "Great hea-
yens ~. exclaimed the host, "then we
landlords are ruined" Then, he continued
piteously: GA rope-ladder from every
room-it is bad enough now; but that, sir,
why that would be premium for every
man to slip away without paying his bill .
And he walked away muttering the mutter
ia prospective bankrupt Chicago Jour.
nal. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-03
By Robert 3. Lyme
successor to Lyne & Brother),
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

SALE OF A SMALL
i NEWLY-BUILTFOUR.RO FRAMED De DE,
TACHED House AND KITCHEN WITH COOP o9
sTREiE ~ BETWEEN ST. PETER STREET AND
PRENTIS'S ALLEY.-As trustee in o certain deed
of trust from Joseph Adams and wife dated Septsm-
her 40 1915 and duly recorded in the clerks office
of Richmond ChancerJ Court in d. B. 100 4, page
los, will pfocerd 70 sell. upon the premises, on
~ i.befne reouired SO to do blythe holderof the
note therein secured default having been made In the
payment thereof the property conveyed, a., ~ sald
HOUSE aud KITCHEN.
The lot fronts 25 feet on Baker street and runs
back 40 feet to alley. The house Is now rented
to n Srst-class tenant at a fair rent.
TERMS Cash as to suficiency TO pay of and dis
charge note for $780, with interest, cost, &C., and
cost and expenses of sale; balance upon terms 70 DE
an 81 r. A. hIEAGHER, Trustee.
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Nv Frank d. Hill. Real Estate Aucticneer,
No. HOS Main street.

CT. JAMES AND CHARITY STREETS
y VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT
AUCTION.-At the request Of owner will sell on
SATURDAY, May 5tht 1T ~ o'clock I. NJ, on the
premises located as above, In the following order,
VIZ: 49,, ,,,>,,,s -,
three rooms each Nos and IL, ION the north side Of
CHARITY between ST. James st. John streets, hay-
ing been built very recentlg-lots 1892 feet rs
Second.3Th BRICK HOUSE No. 1902, next TO
corner OF St James and Charity streets containing
several rooms Lot IA feet inches BY s9fees to an
alley feet wide. ra.sL.-.
] Third. The BRICK STORE and DWELLING NO.
4 ono at the corner Of ST. james and Charity streets,
containing about four rooms. Lot 10 4-l2 feet by
80 feet TO an alley.
This property Is now well rented and to parties OF
limited means offers grcatinducementsf for barpans
TERMS: One third cash balance in SIZE, twe,ve,
and eighteen onths six per cent. added secured ny
MY i : '.' FRANK d. HILL. Anctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-03
BY Frank j. sampson,
Real Estate Agent and Aucttoneer.
No ao1 Hull street, Manchester, Va.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
"A PIECE OF WOODED LAND NEAR COAL,
FIELD STATION, on THE RIGHM 1GiSb 9I AND y
COUNTY, VA.-As assignee of Robert Marks bank
rupt win offer tor sale On The p remttsss ON ON
anction. one small tract of heavily WOODED LAND
OF TWENTY-EiGHT ACRES, fronting, on the
Richmond and Danvile railroad, and only about
a01 Yards above Coalaeld station. This is part Of
the land known as Walker Place adjoining the lands
of P. T. Johnsons estate and others and Is consid-
the Midlothian coal-mncs being valuable for build
ing sites for the operatives at said mines. and also
on account of the quantity of wood and timber I'm,
mrdia;eIy on the railroad. The mineral right and
the contingent dover right Of Mrs. Marks Will not
be sold.
TERMS: One third cash: the balance payable at
civ and twelve months for negotiable notes with in
erest added from day of sale. and title retained I'M
til air Of the purchase-money Is fully paid and
+. j. SAMPSON,
nm D9-eod ... Assignee.
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rTRUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO FRAMED
HOUSES CONTAINING FIVE ROOMS EAnan
BESIDES KdTsHE%NSS f Msvs sR9 En- BETWEES
pnE ri WHERE AND PINE STREETS. FkONI!NG
T0G ETHER FORTY-sIX, FEET LIGHT IECHEs:fS;
AM RUNNlSG BACK ONE HUNDHED AZ.
or SEPARATELY, AS MAY BE DESlRED.-by
virtue OF two deed; OF trust bearing date tne as
day OF April, 1875, TO me as trustee 70 SeSuis sSe-
tain negotiable notes therein described, sball ae
fault having been made III the payment OF some W
the said notes, and being required so 70 90 oy me me
holder thereby proceed IN sell At auGlion ~ usr
premises, on SATURDAY the 5th day OF pay,
1877, nj Az o'clock Z. n. the PRoPEkli ao'''
described. .,.,s,,a
JOHN 5. WISE. Trustee.
:, ,s ,,o,,,noor ap24
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AUCTION: sAT.Es.-.Fntur.e,I pnys..
by Hobert u. Lyme at
isuccassor to Lyme 6 Brother,
Real Estate Agent and Auctfoneer.
1212 Min street..
COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF THAT

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
ELEGANT, HANDSOME,
AND ADMIRABLY CONSTRUCTED DOUBLE
BRICK DWELLING,
THE RESIDENCE OF THE LATE D. J. sAUN-
1sa s0s DERs, ESQ,
wITHK1TcHEN, STABLE, AND ALL MODERN
IMPROVEMENTS, WITH BEAUTIFUL
), sHRUBBERYi IN YARD, f1ff..E
LOCATED. Az SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
sra GRACE AND ADAMS STREETS;
AND ANOTHER wELL-BUILT AND ATTRACT
I'VE DETACHED DWELLING
ON NORTH SIDE OF GRACE BETWEEN FoU-
sHEE AND ADAMS STREETS,
FOR SEVERAL YEARS OCCUPIED BY HoIs-
ACE p. EDMOND, ESQ,
CONTAINING ABOUT EIGHT ROOMS, KITCH-
EN-, AND ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS,
IRON vERANDA, &C., IN THO
ROUGH REPAIR
AREAL NEAT AND DESIRABLE HOUSE,
ALSO,
FOUR VALUABLE UNIS1PROvED LOTS ON
SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD BETWEEN FIRST
AND FoUsnEE STREETS,
BY AUCTION.
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Z. .rRs nur,Isa PAssIoN I'armer- MEG sas - !;
Docther. MI pic We a hummer pown II yes, en-
Keen me levin anitbcr tvaimontn. Amiar
ble M. d.: Pm afraid. Mr; Mcsiso D., :
couldn't do it for that. IBIS no Wy ,Yn - ,0h
iem n, I'd rather deei-Jstdy.
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AVCVION SALEs-.This Day
By A. u. Duesberry, Auctioneer'
ia r~a 1918 Main street.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. HAND
SOME EXTENSION-TABLES, COUN-
TER, TABLES. AND SHELVING. AWNING,
HANDSOME WALNUT WALL.pOGSh1tEISI,A ~
T0iLET-CASES. WALNUT OFFlCE.DESh, &c,
Al AuITION.-THIS DAY at ~ O'Clock VIII
sell mt INV auction-rooms, No. 1915 Main street,
] very handsome PEDESTAL WALNUT h-NA
! eSseient WALNUT EXTENSI0N-TABLE,
I WALNUT PAkIOR REPS SUIT,
MAHOGANY SOFAS, DIVANS, and CHAIRS
. CANE and WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS and ROCK
MnRBI,E-TOP BUREAUS and WASHSTAHOS;
COUNTER, TABLES, SfORE-SHELrING;
! excellent WALNUT OFFICE eiaNDiNu
l AWNING, as good as new with pole;
WACMUT HAT-RAI KS, MATTRESSES,
ron, isT-SETS, HORBY-HORSES, &c. &c.
DAMASK and LACE-CURTA1NS,
WINDOW. SHADES. 80
ALSO,
large and beautiful assortment Of
WALNUT TOILET and CONG-CASES.
BRAC:KETS aud WALL.POCkETS.
my3 A. .. DUESBERRY, Aucttoncer.
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AUCTION sALEs-Fnture Dsys.
BY Frank D. Hill,
Z Real Estste AGENT and Auctioneer,
i f1OS Main street.

MONROE RK-NEW BRICK
W. DWELLINGS SITUATED ON THE WEST
LINE OF.LAUREL STREET BETWEEN MAIN
AND FRANKLIN STREETS, AND OVERLOOK
ING MONROE PARK, AT AUCTION.-I am re-
questcd by The owner, who contemplates returning
to Europe 70 offer those two very beautiful and de-
sirable RESIDENCES located rs above for sale at
auction. On THURsDAY.Nfay 10Th, on the prem
isss, q. o'clock r. NJ The sale w take place
supervision Of IN accom- plisied architect, and no
expense has been spared in making them comfort
able In every respect. Each house contains about
fourteen roomseigiIt In the main building and six
in the wing: gas fixtures throughout; bathroom,
with hot and cold water; marble inanieIs In the
principal rooms; iron vcranda in front; and al
The necessary paving and cuycrt connections made
Edeh LOT fronts 22x150 feet to an alley.
This sale offers great inducements to parties de-
srilig to purchase q beautiful home on Monroe
Park which Is improving in attractions yearly. and
consequently enhancing the value Of property in Its
neighborhood. .i-s --s... g..t...- ,ls.ys
TERMS: One fourth cash; the balance in six,
twelve. and eighteen months, with six per cent In
terest added. ~.
Possession Of one OF these houses at once. The
other is rented to Mr Mathew Gilmour ut fair rent.
my2 - FRANK u. HILL, Auctloneer.
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By Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TIE DESIRA-
Il BILE BRICK DWELLING AND BUILDING
LOT ADJOINING SITUATED AT THE S0LT 1 III,
EAST CORNER OF GARY AND FOUSHEE
STREETS AT AUCTlON.-ln execution of deed
of trustfr William 3. Cook and wife TO The sub
scribers as trustees, dared 18th Of January, 1872,
and duly recorded in Richmond Ghancery Court,
being thereto required BY the creditor secured. we
will sell at auction, upon the premises, on MON
DAY 7th of May, ut O'Clock P. NJ. The real estate
conveyed in said deed, consisting Of the LOT OF
GROUND, with The improvements thereon, situated
at the southeast OF Cary and Foushee streets
fronting SO ~ feet. running back 155 1912 feet
to an alley l s feet wide.
The improvements consist Of the HANDSOME
BRICK DWELLING No. west Cary street, with
ten rooms, including the basement and attic, and
fine room formed by large bay-window; also,
stable and carriage-houSe. There are fine iron
yerandats in front and real, with area-walls rem
derinr the basement perfectly dry.
IL deemed advisable the building lot, with about
80 feet 'front.' will be sold separate from the resi-
d. nee. -,.s. .,s-a.
cient to defy expenses of sale and to discharge the
debt amounting, with the accrued interest," to about
So 900 but it Is probable that terms more favorable
to purchaser5 viii be allowed .l-..
y" 80 JAMES ALFRED JONES,
JOHN L. BACON. e.. -.
Trustees
GRuBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctlonsers. ap24
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~ BY Grnbbs 6 Williams,
Auc,ioueers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THE VALUABLE BRICK RESIDENCE
l. No. 5l1 GRACE STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH
AND SIXTH STREETS. FOR SALE BY AUG
TION.-By request Of the owners we will sell by
auction, upon the premises, on TUESDAY, 9th OF
May. at O'Clock 7. b.. the truly desirable RESI-
DENCE long occupied By the late Corbin Warwick,
situated as above.
There are thirteen rooms In the main building;
five rooms Including kitchen and servants apart
ments) In the wing; hot and cold baths, fnc wine
vault and cellar stable and carriagehouse, &c, &C.;
all In thorough repair
The house Is admirably planned, with Ono, dry
basement large and high-pilched rooms. wide halls
and stairways, and is finished throughout In the
best manner; that to-day there are few houses OF
It's size combining much substantial comfort and
completeness OF arrangement.
The location Is confesSedly one OF The best in the
city, being in the most delightful part Of Grace
street, and near TO business.
There are in the house two CARRARA MARBI.E
MANTELS. sculptured in bas-relicf, with al!egori-
cal figures fruits. and flowers. They were Imported
from Italy, and really beautiful rs works Of rf
They will he sold after the house. Also, two CHI
DELIERS and three MIRRORS.
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
NV I AuctiDnc -.
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AoSIloN sALEs.-Futurc Dnv.
BY Richardson q Co.
heai Estate Agents and Anc,jopeer,
l113 Main straa,

'f RI,s + 2 SALE OF FIVE WALTZ,
G ciHNH H fHfsf B AGfHENSk TKkfETIT
the ioth day Of October 1871 to u to bearing date
trs1ee Guy recorded 70 The CLERK os
the Eon f OF the city Of Rchmon%d fe Of The
scrbed being required so 70 do by n tbs therein
Oh, snail US trustee ~ sd deed sell bY paer there
s mt on c sATURDAY The I2 d a1F'p on
BUdLDlSG LOTS. fronting 81 bv 1:s1St.CABLE
street. ''s'th street, Corner n
TERMS: Enough In cash IN dor
executing this trust and 10 nay Of twe OF
m3 i. Tor the respective Of 1000 nra
w a5 lnere"t Thereon from the 3lst day az f2l2
.' N IA. RICHARDSON.
RICHARDSON & Co. Real rs.,,. Trustee
my2 ''S hucu0nefrs
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.so>, ppnwy. Auciiopeer. ap Gt
MILL FOR SALE AT

VALUABLE MILL. FOR SALE e. = 4
AUCrIoNon TUESDAY. a u R q as' r.S.
~ IL; VII, t t AZ nnbiIc auction, the pIemisss, ~
Valuable vail property known as III " RIVER HILLS :
Ns TSeIe Mills have jast bson thoroughly now
no,h IS 10 The buildings and ana Are are
equal their sapassi. 81 n as sns cry
9s..ina Midland. and Great Southern rai'''N'
thirty miles from SNER 4 one OF the best IN the
,a;n ND can be inc reased Indefinitely n,,r Of
The MILL eSn Sish has sM no superior
sbnrrs, ana manufactures hosr sii'u -
Y The he is very sps s Sasae a
country Sus nIs can bes indefinitely increased.
lie a Az IS 81 sad sstasas5
There are 49, aud on houses, altin good es'sie
~a TsHMs: Liberal, and made known On 1''' :. -
or BY appisinss = CHARLES II. RLAGkfoRp'
John 81. MILLER. r.ns.ees.
4 40 1s-eodta 5aptisds -
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By w. Goddtn,
Real Estate Agent and Auctonecr.
Office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.
By w. Goddin,

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE. AND
i LOT IN ASHLAND.-By virtue of a deed OF
trust executed to the subscribers by Mrs. Sarah E.
corded In Henrico County Court. and by virtue Of a
decree of the Chancery Court of the city Of Rich.
mond entered on The J. ih November, 1875, In the
trustees in the said deed of trust proceed to sell at
public auction, the nyem1ses. In the village OF
l2 o'clock NJ, the lot and FRAMED DWELLING
thereon, now owned and occupied by Nrs. Sarah e.
Shelton adjoining the residences of Mr.. James Mill
ieg and Mrs Sarah W. Smith. fronting liz feet ON
the railroad The dwelling Is an excellent one, and
contains about eight rooms snd an necessary out
buildings and beautiful shrubbery. ~ isa.
p TERMs Enough In cash TO defTay expenses Of ex.
ecuing the trust and TO pay Off bond for 20 90 and
proceeds Of sale unless otherwise directed by Mrs.
S, f. Shelton on credit Of six, twelve, and eigh-
teen months, for negotiable notes, interest added,
md to he secured by trust.deed. - Fats go
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BY W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
corner Bank and Eleventh streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF EXCELLENT
STABLE AND CARRLAGE-HOUSE AT THE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF CLAY AND SIXTH
be sold at auction, on the prem
iscs on FRIDAY the 4th May, 1877. ut 5 o'clock
P. n, the excellent BRICK TENEMENT located as
above, now In the occupancy OF Judge Beverly 4.
Wexford Jr. T;.e LOT has front of So feet, anda
depth of 100 feet TO an alley. The DIV YELLING
contains ten rooms with the modern improve
ments). besides brick kitchen OF four rooms. Inc
nronerv viii be sold as whole or divided, so to
sell off the vacant lot the south and the brick STA
Bile and carriage-house in the separate from the
dwelling. onn,-
an al Auctioneer.
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A QUESTION CT RIGHr.-Lady: So you
wish to leave, cook. May I ask why?
Cook: Certingiy, min. You see, there's
only one p'liceman in this 'ole OF place
besgin' the parish's parding--and he's took
I'D with the hupper 'ousemaid. Which its
TO concern of mine Who takes up with
Who; but its well beknown as the p'lice-
man is the cooks parkisite. Funny Folks.
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by Frank d. Hill,
Real Estate Auc.ioncer,
HOS Main street.

DRICK DWELLING No. sol BAKER
D STREET. NEAR BROOK AVENUE, FOR
on the premises nj o'clock p. b., will offer the
BRICK DWELLING located IS above described.
IT contains six rooms and the lot fronts 20 feet
with depth of $50. There Is also nice wide alley
on the cast Of this property.
TERMS: One thiro cash; balance in six aud twelve
months, with six per cent. added.
my1 FRANK ~. HILL, Aucuoheer.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, THAT COMMODIOUSG
II and VERY DESIRABLE BRICK TEEE- Sa:v
MENT, No. S22 north side of Franklin, between
Third and Fourth street. having ten roolns Kitchen,
bath, &C. Rent very moderate.
BRICK TENEMENT, No. sos south side OF Mar
SHALL between Third and Fourth streets, with SIX
rooms: gaa. water; and kitchen with two rooms. :,
COTTAGE DWELLING, No. 704 west Marshall
street with five rooms, and kitchen with two rooms
and we'll of excellent water IN the yard. A COM
Portable residence for a small family,
: TWO-STORY DWELLING, corner OF Grace and
Pine streets Of six rooms. with Kitchen carriage
house, stable. and q large lot attached.
BRICK DWELLING on the north slde OF fena-
HE street between Rose and Pink streets near the
residence Of E. Baker, Esq, with eight rooms and
70" RRIc,K TENEMENT No 2O2 north side of Leigh
street, between Second and Third streets, with
kitchen Of two rooms; gas and water.
SEVERAL NEAT TENEMENTS on west Clay
street, near Blenner's Spring Park, having from
four to five eacb with EXCELLENT In
the yard. FRANCS ), T. ,:, tSbE H.,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
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By Edward G. Goddin, -
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
No. 1Ol5 Main street.

VALUABLE BRICK STORE AND
v DWELLING No. 17n6 EAST FRANKLIN
STREET, BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH AND
EIGHTEENTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AuC.
TION-On TUESDAY. May 8. 1877, ! will sell at
s O'Clock p ST. on the premises, the above STORE,
occupied by Messrs. K. & p. McCurdy. There are
six rooms above the store The LOT fronts 291s
feet and runs back l65 feet. There Is stabe-rOom
for twenty or twenty-five horses 1t is an excellent
grocery-stand.
TERMS: One fourth cnsh balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months, with six per cent. interest.
: - 'T'--s .s - EDWARD C. GODD1N.
,nya Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-03

EXECUTORS SALE OF THE BRICK
IL DWELLING No.402 EAST CARY STREET,
BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIF1 Fl STREETS,
AT, AUCTloN.-By request Of The executor, we
immediately after the sale for Messrs. James AL
fred Jones and JOHN L. Bacon, trustees), say ut So
O'Clock P. NJ, the property above referred to, now
occupied by Mir. u. w. Mosely, and adjoining the
residence Of G. w. Register. Esq.
1t has three stories with eight rooms, and kitchen
This property IS so convenient to business, and in
point of neighborhood Is Desirable that it should
attract the attention of those wishing good home
TERMS at sale. GRUBBs & WILLIAMS,
myp - Auctioneers.