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WORSE THAN THE EAST SIDE.

To the EDITOR OF THE HkRALp:-
wish to cali the attention VI tho Board Of Health
and OF tho Police TO the condition OF West Twenty
eighth street. between Tenth and Eleventh avenues
II Is not only nllhy. but It Is danger
Gus to people living or walking along the
street. Those living tho upper end Of tho street
throw Stops and garbage into the gutter and 1t
lies in the hot and II does but lItie good
to clean the long as people are allowed TO
throw garbage and hltny water In the gutter Can't
the pocs stop II hero rs we'll rs elsewhere IN tho
cl.yf Tho garbage is gathered up only about a
month and the boxes get iu and then u tails over
into the gutter Tnero has been dead cat lying IN
tie street over week. We don't complain OF that,
forty dead cats would not preccptiby Increase tho
stencil but tho street In s present condition ~ not
even III Tor o dead cat. II.
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HARDWARE BOARD OF TRADE.

In view Of tho increasing NUMBER Of business fall
throughout tho country and the necessity OF pro-
tectng as tar as the interest Of members
the New York Hardware Board Of Trade has unani-
mously decided 10 appoint committee, 70 be known
as the "Committee Business Failures" whose duty
shall DO 10 take cosnizance OF any or all failures IN
which members the Board are Interested me
selected is composed OF the following &c n
tlemen :-Chairman. j. h. Goidey, Actnary OF tho
Board; 4. Hger, OF the Wesbriscn and Hilger Hard
ware Co K. Ketcham, OF the Arm OF f. ketcnam Y
Co. John Reid. OF the j. L. Mott Iron Works, and +.
- n.xv
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VERDICT IN A LIBEL SUIT.

In the matter Of the suit against tho New York
Stats Zeitun0, IN which John Cowan was complain
ant, jury rendered verdict Tor the plaintiff the
sum Of $500. Tho plaintiff, who Was deputy
sheriff In 1876, assigned 10 the duty OF keeping
guard Pesach RuDcns,ein, tho murderer Of Sara
Alexandra, at the Raymond street JAIL Brooklyn. In
one OF the publications Ia tho defendants jour
nal NJ the time comments made reiloct,ng upon
tho previous character OF Mr. Cowan, who brought
suit 10 recover $4,000 damagos. Tho case was tried
In the Supreme Court. Circuit before Juago Pratt A
motion Tor a trial made and she
down Tor hearing on FRIDAY nexk
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ANSWER.
THE THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BAN

THE THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK.
To TIE EDITOR HxRALD:-
In replying short time slnce to tho Inquiry OF
"Depositor" Tor the Of the usteo OF the Third
Avonuo Savings Bank who without suit paid Tho
amount due from him upon tho trustec's bond,
ought perhaps have added that after suit had boon
brought, but prior 10 trial, ono other trustee (Mr
Thon pson w. Decker paid the 81, 900 Tor which no
was liable upon the bond.
am unwilling by Inference even TO do injustice TO
any one and therefore ask the publication OF this
noIo. D II. HUhD,
Recover Third Avenue Savings Bank.
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PEsTILENTIAL PILES.

To THE EDITOR HERALD:-
In Sixty-hrst street. between Tenth and Eleventh
avenues, there il poisonous and dsath-deAling edor
caused by . mixture or swirl and stable manure.
which the owners keep turning over, adding to and
taking from II every day. Another OF the same sort
may be found between Fifty-seventh and FityeIghth
streets. Complaint has been made 70 the Board Of
Health but still the manure c0mas In cart loads.
A SuRfERER.
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POLICE oUTRA0Es.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HxRALD:-
desire call attention to what seems to me out
ragous treatment the part of tho policemen in
Central PARK. While passing through the Park Mon
day evening with few friends we're suddenly
pouncod upon, dubbed ana grossly nsuted with
filthy and abusive language by officer No. l03. One
Of number was taken into CUSTODY and conducted
to the station house. where after hearing both sues,
We were discharged by the sergeant. Cannot some
thing be done to prevent an officer from arrosting In
nocsnt personst s. G. X.
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THE TWO ARMSTRONG;.

In tho SUIT brought by William Armstrong against
Mrs Cornes N. stewart VINO claims to be entitled -
S. 900 bequeathed to a clerk Of MI Stewart by that
name, motion was made yesterday before Judge
Donohuc tor the examination of Judge Hilton, Mr.
Libuy and Mrs. Stewart before trial The motion was
denied and the SET down Tor trial on the 10th
inst. Mrs Stewart Is reported as saying that sho
the plaintiff anu never saw the will VI her
husband until sfter death.
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A SERIOUS QUARREL.

Michael gallagher. a compositor, met Martin s..
Frsscoiin, assistant foreman in the Star composing
room, about SIX O'Clock Thursday evening on Centre
street, Rcade An alteration ensued, Gallagher
accusing Frsscoliu with having procured his dis
CHARGE and light following this accusation Fresco-
lin snot Gallagher, the ball giancing OF IRON his lh
rio aud iuhcting only slight wound Ito was yester-
day held IN Sl,0v0 bail ~ ths Tonbs Police Court
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HIGH ASSESSMENTS.

To TEE EDITOR rHE HxRALD:-
would respectfully ask the Hon. John Kelly. the
chief OF Tammany Hail. any other OF the heads Of
the city government 70 inform me why houses IN the
Twelfth ward assessed for ST, 500, when would
form, reduce the nominal oil taxation by rats
ing the amount OF the assessment above It's valueS
Is trying to throw dust the eyes Of the
payersf T..
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OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

INorE-Letters intended for this column must Do
accom- panied by the writer's full name and address 70
insure attention. Compliments who are unwilling 10
comply with this rule simply waste time in writing
Write only on ono side Of the paper.-ED. HERALD
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pIsoRDERLY PERSONS.

To TIE EDrroR THE HERALD
A gang Of ioaiers congrsgatc every evening at the
Of Lexington and 10th street, insulting
persons who pass. They have been repeatedly eau
toned, but II seems 10 DO OF no use. Cannot the
police give some relief 10 PROPERTY OWNERS?
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AN OUTRAGE UPON STREET LABoREEs.
IN rHR ENRON on rux HRRAIn.-

Permit TO call the attention to the 'smean,"
.small" and ''contemptibe' manner OF transacting
business in the Street Cleaning Department am
employed laborer In said department. ana during
the last month have made s'eght days Having sup
port vile and eight children this small pttance,
astonished when presented last Saturday even
ing after work with ticket Tor srafle" tor watch
al nifty per chance. This invitation we'll as
all OF the party, had to submit to place ourselves
In danger Of being sscut." STREET LABORER.
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cAnELrssNEss ON THE ELEVATED ROAD.

To THE EDITOR OF THE hRRALD:-
desire TO Gull attention to the careless OF
handling the tools bolts the construction
OF the elevated railway, at least that portion OF the
road on Poarl street On Tuesday young man In my
office narrowly escaped being struck by redhot bolt
dropped by one OF the workmen. Last Wednesday
morning was startled by y crowbar falling not more
than three feet front OF me- and another gentleman
In the office mentions the fact OF q narrow escape
from wettIng In consequen OF water being thrown
from near the hosting engine. PINE STREET
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OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following statement showing the real estate
transactions recorded in the Registers ofce May 10
1878. ia obtained from Augustus 7. Dochary Deputy
Register:-
als 1as f. q 1Sth 1y s:s1a 7 Sssi,a:
III n ss sSsiS5
fss ; corrsa and vile !, to IL
SIN Hanson s K Coming n in ~ and vile Ephran l.
lat ing sv V. corner Of si.i st.: 7x75; Samuel
Evans. Jr TO Mary sa u; sa :; "a pI;o Nom
s' S.s as to John s S aasse r - Nom
9th ay Of S Sno Elizabeth Nom
ksa e. A.s SaeS..s Nom
hsss' IS cssris. + Hss %
sssssSi $siass sS 1854
50 9 ss 70 Of 18th st. sroo: jacob 'a''
llS sSpss Il ia st. as.loo Rudolph Nom
io es.rs: l. ss.a j.. and vile to 81 Oliver Hs
0i sss1n6srssr and wife john D. 6rmmn. arse
YS Ws;nsr and Wife
Risnrson St.. s., is it W Of Clinton ST. asxioo
J9an "a NfGsy sVS S S,ns.
M S1 amp corner Of ia7th st.. 90 ixi35: '0''
smith reeree, to Manhattan Lie Insurance =,
III aV, :. w. corner Of ias.i st.. 90 iixias Same
SIS, Sc s same !: corner Of Beoinan place. ao5xoo;
p T:.at@sn rsieres, to Nargars! j., DeForest 5000
% Is.re. e % lsa Ii rosaax
ss wss g n sora a',. sfss t. sFsss
Rssrsns as Of Grove st. 5ixios ad 80
,4 xss q. 's"s 4sI IT. 81 Sd av asxioo ia$a 49,
ward, j. q. sinclair, referee, TO Walter W. -.
80 aV, ". s.. 81 IT, Of 18th ST. asxioo; Jacob 49,
2iss aa0 y. rrssaiar isasslls Connolly executor
.aS s,h1rs to SsgFs gam. q 90 90
2I5,h irregular; same TO same. Nom
18th S. irregular; same 70 Edward Crowley 1900. IS,
iih a w. Hi n o Of 10Th St iaiis75
li sim sy 20 o. All r. n OF iassi ST. ;on75 sam:
to same ;. 25o
Nane..e Ackermann and husband . Alexander
. c s . aud vie to Mary A MsaaHas mas . 400
s'l 50 ri;,is q "a ~ Soxloo; Charles Nam
seth 81. :. 80 o. tn av i0xaso; andrew '
nse Ma,sna ana Washington Az lsh
| ward Joseph worster and others to Willard r.
I75sn ST. w. corner 10Th av.; Joseph Maloncy
urustoc) to Gser.s r. Ganz; Is 5ot
| NJ Bowers Geeree) TO Instisation tor Savings of
Central av Cath ward W. H. Lcon.rd ,reforecj
70 Manhattan Savings Institution 1000
sgd st.. West, No. 600. Rudolph Jansen to Florence
9th av. 40 7es John seiIia; to IL H. Bren
Isl aS No ST. part o. Charlie. bernhard TO Go.rss
AA"'''s' - nnconnsp .oaiclc.s. -
Ss%psSy ss I Ea et Mo- s
Crosby. Howard and wife. 10 lillian jay and Will
/ lam b. CROSBY urassees. kc), . s. Of East Broad-
csns q Georges o. ~ TO IsaSes Connolly and others 80
texecutors Acl 2ioih s. q LOTS . ycas...... "a
same to Joseph M.loney osrusiee. Se.j, v. corner
a. 1i au.h ~ MI - arss.r .r % w., i<'o
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TAX ON SMOKING.

To TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Tho Ninth avenue and Twenty-third Street and the
Fifth Avenue Stage lines sell tickets reduced ratio
WHOM they will MOI take on tho box. The reason is
easily surniised like to smoke when am riding 70
from my business, and generally ride on tho top
think u An imposition 70 charge four cents Tor THIS
privilege MURRAY HILL
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REAL ESTATE.
Tho following sales made yesterday on the
Real Estate Exchange:-

Real Estate Exchange:-
4 v. HARNErr
Foreclosure salem Leyne, reieree--of plot OF
land, -xl95 2xl74 6x29S. on. Independence ay,
adjoining lands OF William Sergeant. at spuyten -
Uuyvel; to j. I. Johnston SoooV
rAsSELL KEARNEY.
Foreclosure sale--J NJ. Levy. referee--ot the four
story brick building, with lot 24x52 No.
Thames st.. II. g., between Temple and New 80
Church 10 plaintiff 6,ooo
r.
Foreclosure sale-E u. Shaer, referee-of the three
story brick building with lot 19.3x793. No. 371
Canal ST., n. g.. 1872 It. O. OF South 5th av.; to
plaintiff 1oooo
A. H..
Foreclosure sale-F. Kurxm an, reieree-of q plot OF
and sa%r SAN g s.s. 70 piainaiii ..... ease
i n.
Foreclosure sale--G. s. Hubbard, referee-of the
buildings with plot OF land 5Sx12o, on Washing
ton NV, o. of Mott also buildings
" Madison sv fremont Gath ward TO plaintiff 5000
Total ...........$37,7ss
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BRUTALITY OF POLICEMEN.

To THE EDITOR HERALD
Last Tuesday night there was q drunken man IN
Th,rty-second street. near Second avenue. As the
policemen taking him in ! came out Of friends
house when the policeme en- ade dash at the crowd,
and the FIRST thing knew l got about ten deadly
strokes over the arm, which broke IT, II IS an out
rago TO have such the forco READER
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MIGRANTS WITHOUT CUPS.

To THE EDIToR OF THE HERALD:-
Why are not cups attached 10 the hydrants down
town. especially the ore front Of tho Post ONCE
READER.
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A QUESTION FOR CAPTAIN WILL

QUESTION FOR CAPTAIN wILLIAMs.
To TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Why does not Captain williams, Of the Twenty
ninth precinct enforce che laws relation TO the
suppression OF crime rigrdly In his precinctf
VERIrAS.
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TIM MONEY MARKET

Money call was easy at n 8 per cent and closed
at a. ~ per cent The following were the rases OF
exchange on New York At the undsrmentioned cities
to-day :-savannah. buying l-lo premium, selling y
premium; Charleston, scarce. u premium, y pre-
MUM. nominal; ST. Louis, Ito premium; New Or.
leans, par, u u premium; Chicago, 90 prsmlum,
and Boston, 12h discount Foreign exchange was
quiet. with actual business ~ ASK As0 Tor BANK
crs' sixty days stering bills. and At ASK ASK for
demand.
THIS MARKRr.
Gold sold at 10o5s throughout tho day. The carry.
Ing rates were and Dor cent, and The borrowing
rates fiat and pcr cent
GOLD cLgARISGs NATIONAL TEE STATE.
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(CONTINUED ON NINTH RA0Rl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-08
BIZ Grubbs & Williams,

No. Eleventh street, between>alain and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
" VALUABLE Backyard r ROPERTY.
DWELLING-hQUSES, AND BUlLDlNG-LOIS
AT ROCKETS.
ais: williams uS. PriGdy, administrator; Priddy,
administrator. vS. Ragland and ais.
In execution OF decree Of the Richmond Chan
Gerry Court entered in the above,named causes on
commissioners thereby appointed VIII sell at AUG
ton, upon the premises. on TUESDAY, 9th April,
1873 beginning al AZ O'Clock 2. NJ. the following
REAL EST TIE owned by, the late firms Of Will
iamS Son & Ragland, and Williams & Kasland-
LOT on The south side of Williamsburg avenue.
at It's intersection with Ohio street, 25S by about
LOT on Ohio street, at It's intersection with
Williamsburg avenue, 1913 by 165 feet.
LOT OH ohio street, ut its intersection with Os-
borne turnpike, 147 by 165 feet.
The above property adjoins the yards Of the Balil
more Brick COMPANY, and contain an immense
quantity OF the most superior brick Clay known IN
that vicinity, so celebrated for the fine quality of It's
clay.
LOTS Nos. l, Q, and 8, in Square No. l. in Fulton,
fronting about 95h feet on the north side OF VIII
A BRICK HOUSE and LOT Oh the north side of
Williamsburg avenue, near the above, formerly oc-
cupied by MIR. McDonough.
late firm of Williams Son s RaPland, situated on
the east side or Orleans street, between Williams
burg avenue and Osborne turnpike, 40 by 100 feet.
This sale is we'll worthy the attention OF brick
makers.
TERMS : One fourth cash; balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months, for negotiable notes, with in
leresl added and title retained until the notes are
paid. John A. MEREDlTH,
Commissioners.
GRUDBs & WILLIAMS, Auctionecrs. ap4
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.nAILROAD HINES.
81 GO


a5 hfCHHOHp AND PHTERsBuRGl 4.
RAILROAD COMPANY. z
COMMENCING SUNDAY. April Z, 1878,
W trains on this read win run as follows:
Leave RICHMOND SOUTH.
$40 a. M. THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for Charleston, Augusta, Columbia, sa.
b .yasnah, Raletgh. Atlanta, Macon,
and al points soats and southvsm;
1000 NJ acc aapso adf aansGss daily Except
Petersburg with The Atlantic, Nissis-
sippi and Ohio raiIread for Lynch
borg, Earmville, and othp. local sta
tions on that road, making same
time as by any other line. stops Mt nil
LOB P. NJ, HsGeUM a1aIprr daily fexcep
Sunday. Passengers taking this train
will make clase connection at PeterS'
burg for Norfolk, and at Norfolk VILE
splendid Bay-iine steamers for Balfi-
more, Philadelphia. and New YORK
and with the Old dominion steamers
AIS p r. FR Fl daily Except sunday,, WITH
11:1o p NJ. THR RS Gt NAIL daily lexceps sun.
dayl, connecting for Weldon. VIII
nlington, Charleston, Columbia, Au-
gusras and Savannah. Pullman sleep
ing-car for Wilmington and the South.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
500 A. IL, THROUGH NAH. daily texcept Mon
dayI, connecting with Richmond, Fred
ericksburg and Potomac railroad for
ali points North. East. and West. Stops
OuIy at Manchester and chester.
7:5O A. IL, FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except Sum
dav) with PASSENGER coach attached.
1855 A. NJ, ACCOMMODATE TRAIN daily Tex
cept Sunday With passenger coach at
tached.
2:eOP, NJ, FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except Sun
-. day), with passenger coach attached.
$50 P, 81. THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg ana
Potomac railroad for all points East
and West. Also, making close cenaec-
ton with the Chesapeake and Onic
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
all points North and West This trair
stops only at Manchester and Chester
Passengers for Glover Hill connect Chester
daily Except Sunday by taking the 4I5 p NJ t-ain
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start iron
the ApnnMattnJ dapot.
EXCURSION TRAIN at A. N. and 4:30 p. NJ.
EVERY SUNDAY.
ana A. SHAW, Superintendent
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by Poindexter & Topper,
Real Estate Agents and AuctIoneers,
No, 1900 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THIRD-STREET
i AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. FRONTING SIXTY FEET ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF THIRD STREET BETWEEN
LEIGH AND JAC KSON STREETS.-In execution
of certain decd Of trust from the trustees OF the
Thlri-Street African Methodist Episcopal church
to the undersigned, dated February 20, S76. duly
recorded In the clerks Office OF the Richmond
Chancery Court, shall, being required by The holder
of one OF the notes therein secured default having
auction, on The premises on MONDAY, April 18th,
at 5 O'Clock 2. NJ, the REAL ESTATE conveyed by
said deed Of trust above described.
TERMS Sufficient in cash to pay costs of sale and
three notes of $45232 each, past DUE with accrued
interest thereon, and eight notes for S45232 each,
respectively at 80, SO. AZ, AZ, 81, COT &C. and ~
months from their dates; balance upon such terms
as may be announced ut sale.
GEORGE II. POINDEXTER.
NH 23 Trustee.
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BY Z. b. Cook, Auctioneer,
No % Governor street.

A UCTION SALE OF HAMILTONIAN
IN STOCK AT "HOLLY-SPRINGS FARM
NEAR MIANCHESTER.-In part execution of a
deed of trust, recorded in Chesterfield County
Court, In Deadlock 60, page TIA, being required
so to do by the party secured thereby SHALL as trs
tee, on THURSDAY the 18th day Of April, 1878.
o'clock z. III. III fair: If not, the next fair day
thereafler) sell by public auction, lot Of MIL
TONIAN STATIONS, COLTS, aud FILLlES, and
some BROOD-MARES.
4 particular description is deemed unnecessary
on account of the well-known character Of this
stock.
4 public exhibition of speed by HAMILTONIAN
COLTS will take place. to which all are invited.
TERMS Made known at sale.
ans F. r TURNER, Trustee
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


A LARGE SALE OF ENGINES, MA
IN CHINERY, SC, &C. At AUCT1ON:-We
1878, at IL O'Clock 4. NJ. n large lot of NEW and
SECONDHAND MACHINERY, at our machinery
warerooms. to close out many consignmcntS and to
give us room for entire :ew line of m tchinerX.
The following are some of the articles that Will De
sold:
STEAM-ENGtNE,
VE-HORSF-POWER PORTA-
BILE STElrM-ENGINE and BOILER,
/ TWENTY-HORSE-POW PORT AB l. L
STEAM-ENGINEa and BOILER.
Q TE-HORSE-POWER STATION
~ AIRY STEAM-ENGINES.
I TWELVE-HORSE-POW STATIONARY
(npright) STEAM-ENGINE,
lTEN-HORsE-POWER STATIONARY
STEANf-ENGINE
2 new SAW-MIL LS-colnpltte.
l FAY T. WOODS DIMENSION PLANER,
l NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
l TURNlNG-LATHE-scr cutting,
l WOODWORKING LATHE,
L NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
l DOUBLE PLUNGER PUMP,
2 SINGLE PLUNGER PUMPS,
4 PORTABLE Observation-Disclosures sizes,
STEAM and POWER PUMPS,
FAN-BLOWER,
8 sets 24 WAGON-AXLES. -..
together with large lot Of PULLLES, HANGERS,
SHAFTING. &C., &C., too numerous to detail.
VIII lie aided to the above.
A large lot of TOBACCO FIXTURES.
TERMS: Accommodating.
~ SL0AT. CROSKEY s co.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, AuctioneerS.
+. Il. COOK. Salesman. NH 19-cOdtAp3Id
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-08
by Frank D. Hill,
Zeal Estate Auctioneer and Agent,
1lOS Main street.

BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED LOTS ON
d GRACE STREET BETWEEN LAUREL AND
SHAFER FOR SALE AT AUCTIUN.-On MON
DAY, April Sth, at O'Clock 2. NJ, the premises,
win offer TWO BUILDING LOTS, each 80 by so
feet to an alley the south side Of Grace street be-
tween Laurel and Shafer, and between the residence
OF Mr.. w. r. Quarles and the new dwelling being
erected by Mr.. Irwin. This neighborhood Is being
rapidly built up and soon The choice lots VIII have
been sold. Now is the time To purchase. The city
intends opening Grace street to Richmond College,
which will enhance the value of all the property in
that locality. Pavement, gas, and water in front.
TERMS: VIII be very liberal and announced on
day of sale. FRANK ID. Hill,
ans Auctonter.
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by George S. vashon 6 Son, Auctioncers,
No. z TENN street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT, WITH
Il BRICK DWELLING THEREON. SITUATED
ON THE NORTH SIDE OF LEIGH STREET
ABOUT ONE SQUARE WEST OF BROOK AVE
NUE., NOW OCCUPIED BY JOSEPH W.
MOORE-LOT FRONTS TWENTY-FIVE FEET
ON LEIGH STREET AND RUNS BACK AT IR.
REGULAR DEPTHS TO AN ALLEY TEN FEET
WIDELY virtue of deed Of trust from Joseph
W. Moore and wife to the undersigned, as trustee,
will being thereto required by the beneficiary, pro-
coed to sell at public auction, on the premises
WEDNESDAY the 10th day OF April, 1878. ut
Az O'Clock p. NJ, the aoove-describcd PROPERTY.
TERMS: The deed requires cash rs 10 the ex-
note for $3.50. with interest from the 9Th of Jan
nary 1878, I'LL paid, but 1t Is probable that more
liberal terms will be announced on the day Of SALE
CHARLES T. VASHON,
NH 80 Trustee.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctonecrs.
lllS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL BRICK
l. HOUSE AND LOT ON NJ STREET CORNER
THIRTY-SECOND STREET BY AUCTI0N.-By
virtue Of the provisions of deco of trust bearing
date September 10, 1877, from Isaac n. Harris, de-
ceased, TO the undersigned trustee duly recorded in
the clerks Office of the County Court of Henrico to
secure the payment of two certain negotiable notes
therein mentioned given for the purchase of tie real
estate described in said deed shall, as trustee in
said deed default having been made IN the payment
of one of said notes. and being required so to do by
the holder ofsad note, sell by auction. the prem
Uses. on MONDAY the 9Th day Of April, 1878, ut 5
O'Clock p. NJ, the real estate described In the deed
aforesaid. consisting Of LOT OF LAND fronting
4Sx165 feet on the north lire of NJ street. corner
Thirty-second street. with a BRICK DWELLING
and other Improvements thereon.
Terms: Cash as to the expense of executing this
trust and the sum Of S15450 with interest thereon
from the 9th day Of March, 1878, and credit as
to 81 56.73 for months and the residue in twelve
months from tho 10Th Of March. 1878.
j. A. RICHARDSON,
NH 27 Trustee.