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--LATEST EoRE1as NEWS.



VERSAILLES, June 81 The Chamber Oh
Deputies to-day annulied the election OF Ill.
Blanaui by a vote OF 372 TO SO. During the
discussion III. Leroyer, Minister OF Justice.
snid the Government in dealing with n.
Bianqui would act III the fulI consciousness
OF its liberty and responsibility. During
his speech III. Leroyer stigmatized the coup
fetat as crime; whereupon PsnI De Cas-
sagnsc loudly denounced the Minister as
insolent. This interruption created great
tumult, and Cassagnac was ceHsured by a
large majority. NJ. Mitchell said the Bona
partists would not vote upon the resolution
of censure because the whole affair was 4
quarrel between the elder and younger
branches of the Instruction. For this re-
mark he was called to order.
Serious Famine in Cashmere.
SIMLA, June 3.-The famine in Cashmere
is very serious. Great distress prevails
throughout the country. Many towns and
villages have been depopuIated. The au-
thoTities are sending assistance to the SUI
fereTs.
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EytroditiOu Case.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, June 3.-Thc extra.
dtion case Of General W. S. Littleiield, OF
this city, who was arrested by a warrant OF
Governor Drew upon 4 rcquiSition from
the Governor of North Carolina, and SUBJ
sequently released on writ of habcoS COR
puS, was Terminated here to-day. the hear
ing Of which before Judge Archibald, of
this circuit, began last Friday. The Judge,
in long and able opinion, decided that
General Ltttlefeld is properly released and
cannot be molested. The case has excited
much interest, and the opinion generally
prevails that the decision is right both in
law and equity. .-. 80.
General Littlctield, who is q member of
the bar of this county, asked and was
granted permission to say few words after
the rendition OF the opinion. He said that
be did not fear to stand trial for any charge
against him that could be raised by the State
OF North Carolina, but he did want some
assurance that he could have fair trial on
a charge upon which he already has had
three examinations in the city OF Raleigh
without convlction-of wrong-doing. He
only demands fair play and an examination
or trial in the interest of justice rather tEan
for the promotion Of party or personal
ends.
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TON SALE OF
TrRRY ,cs Ab b66i E rs TnE CRY or
CHESTER.-By virtue OF deen OF trust. duly exc
cuted and reeoi ded In the clerks office OF the County
CourI of Chesterfield county, iu ID. 3. No. 81,
II da ed Ma. 4. 1878, from Alexander johnson 10
As trustee (beiug required so to do Ivy the holder
faiinre having been made in The paymenl Of said
no,e). will sell at public auciion, the premises
on, TUESDAY. June 10, 1879, Ut 81 O'Clock z. u :,
the HOUSE aud LOT described In said deed as fol-
lows One house and lot in the plan Of Buck HILL
fronting The southern side OF Hull street Il Is
between parallel lines ST feet TO an alley 16 feet
wide.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses of sale and to pay
note past due, for 81 co. the balance said Aexan
der johnson the trustee Will announce on The day
OF sale. l.. X. CHIiES,
nv 90 Trustee.
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. Political.
- E~UIItFUNE. ~
TIE nIIIn GI~EERN ATnRIAI. CONTEST.

THE OHIO INTERNATIONAL CONTEST.
Col UMBUs, June 3.-Delegaes to the State
Democratic and Greenback Conventions,
which meet tomorrow, are arriving. The
contest for Governor on the Democratic
ticket overshadows all other interests. The
fight at present is narrowed down to Rice
and Bishop. g..
JUDICIAL ELECTION IN ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, June 3.-The average Demo-
cratic majority in this county in the judi
cial election yesterday is S,223.
Reports from. the State are scattering, but
indicate that where partisan nominations
were made the Republicans generally elect
ed their candidates by small maiorities.
TIE MAINE GREENBACKERs IN CONVENTION.
PORTLAND, June 3.-The Greenback State
Convention met in this city to-day with
1880 delegates present. Resolutions were
adopted rcillirming the cardinal principles
OF the Maine Grccnback platform Of last
year; fayoring The unlimited coinage Of gold
ana silver, with the issue OF lega!-tender pa
per-moncy enough 10 transact the business
OF the country, and the use OF the coin in
the Treasury 10 reduce the bonded debt.
and substituting grcenbacks for national
bank notes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-04
BY Richardson < Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuonecrs,
lll3 Main street.

TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF 4 VALUABLE
/ BRICK DWELLING UN tue ORTIZ size
nF MARSHALL STREET. RErWFEN TWES-
Try FOURTH ANDTWEH1l- EiFiit STREETS.
Nv yiriue OF iced OF tru> from VII iIn =. Moody
and wife - the undersigned rG De- tcrring date
the z9tn April. SIG. duly rccdr"i 1" he clerks
offic. OF the Richmond Ihan"ery = ut, 10 secure
the payIncut Of Il certain ueE"ts,,!c note therein
inrntionen, shall. trustee In Az !r"d t'"iau't
having been made In the payiu-uF az s:G noe, snd
b,ius required so 10 do by he h?t'"f 1rie"'t sen
bv aUc ION on the premises. Oh L -i'il tn ion
,Iav OF june. 1879. al OK O'Clock +. n. lat NALu-
ABLE BRICK DWELLING No. 2iiI. 90 The
north side Of Marshall street bct"e-n twenty
fourth anil Tweuty-dIlh street, confirming SIX
rooms and kitchen With two rooms. IN good reEair
The tot la, 'front.' Of 33 Zee; AMI G'psh of 100
feet. -, , -.
Parties seeking either comfortable home or
pood iuye> imcnt should attic: d TIL! saie.
TERMS Cash ~ 10 eap.us"s al sac anl n0te
FIR S750. with Interest thereon from b." goth
Anrii, 1879; balance upon such terms A. hall De
ANNOUNCED ut the time Or sale. ~ -
j. 4. RICH ARDsON. Trustee;
RICHARDSON CO., Auc'f0n'erS. NY oO
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VALUABLE LANDS IN MECKLEN-

v BURG COUNTY FOX SAI.E.-By virtue OF Il
deed of trust executed by James T. fiarriss on the
24th day OF August, 1877, TO William Baskeryiil,
Jr- and John p. Tabb, duly recorded In M' eRi'n-
burg County CouIf. to secure . debt therein men,
toned, default having been madr, and we, or one
OF us, being required so TO do by The creditor. viii
sell at public auction, on fhe 2p DAY OF JULY,
1879, In front OF the courthouse OF MerkIenburg
county. 10 the town OF Boydton, TWO VALUABLE
TRACTS OF LAND In saiI county-thp one known
as the PAGE PLACE." bene part OF the tract OF
land heretofore known as the Baber Tract, near ST.
Tammany. on the Roanoke river. bounded ON the
north by che lands Of A. II. Bracy, Robert TaBnrr,
and others, on the east by the lands or Marrow,
Mackiin and others, the south by the estate OF p.
Ellington. and the w.st by the Sc. Tammany
road containing 264 ACRES; the Other known as
"SToNELAND.n betDg part OF the t-act formerly
known as the Branch Tract, l,ina on ihe Roanoke
river, and bounded on the north by The lands OF A.
Z. Bracy and Ghoscn. on the cast Big the lands or
Ghol:on & Blantop, Ellington, and others, on the
west by the lands Of Bracy, Jones, and others, and
on the south By Roanoke river, containing 4ooh
ACRES.
These are said 10 be most excellen. farms.
II the tract OF land 6r, sold Is sufficient 10 satisfy
the purposes Of the trust the other win not be Sold
TERMS Cash sufficient TO pay expenses OF e1.
ecuting said trust and the notes secured In said deed
tsay ga 00) aud TO the residue. upon such ter as
rs The gran,or In said deed NAV Indicate. With the
consent OF the said graaEor more favorable terms
may be announced on the day OF sale
s4 WILLIAM BAsRERVlLL,J R.,
TRUSTEE;
MARSHALL 81. GILLIAN.
e2' ~ Substituted Trustee.
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Probable Litigation Over q Request.

PHILADELPHIA, june 3.-The will OF the
late Judge Asa Packer, recently prohatcd,
contained 4 clause bequcathins $4,000 to the
Washington College, Lexington, Va. and
directing that bond of that college for
1000 be called in and canceIed-thus
making the total bcquest $1,000. 4 letter
has been received from the trustees OF
Washington and Lee University, Lexing-
ton, Va, claiming that it is the institution
which Judge Packer intended to benefit
and the one which issued the bond in ques-
ton. On the other hand, the superintend-
ent OF the Virginia Military Institute, also
situated at Lexington, lays claim TO the
whole legacy, which he says was intended
for that institution, lnasmuch rs the 81 1000
bond referred TO was in reality its bond,
and not the bond OF Washington College,
which has been known as Washington and
Lee University since the death Of its presi-
dent, General Robert Il. Lee.
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West VIRGINIA.
EXCITEMENT OVER THE ARREST OF THE RED
MEN.

EXCITEMENT OVER THE ARREST OF TIE RED
WHEELING, w. Va, June 3.-The excite
meEt at LitLleton incident to the arrest OF
seven of the gang OF Red Men who infested
WetZel county Is very great. The names
OF the prisoners are Amos Uemeleck. George
Uiom, John Uilom, John Stewart, John
HostalIer, Ely Butcher, and John Tough.
The men were to have been tried yesterday,
but no justice Of the peace could be found
willing to risk his life in doing so, for seve-
raj were notified by the Red Men that they
would be killed il they assisted in bringing
any Of the gang to justice. The services OF
Justice Lonester, Of Centre district, have,
however been obtained, and the trial Of the
men has been set down for to-day at S A.
NJ. Governor Matthews has taken very
decided interest in the matter, and is deter
mined to have the lawlcSsness crushed out.
The prisoners have secured the services OF
Fountain Smith. Of Fairmount,. as counsel.
About fifty men OF the gang attacked the
house OF prominent citizen Of Manning
ton late on Monday morning, but finding
the occupants well armed and prepared TO
receive them, desisted from their efforts and
rode off. .........
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GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. Anctlonrr'
isy W. GO'iuIn-
Real Estate Agent and Auciioncer,
corner Of Eleventh aud Baun ~trcr!s.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO HUNDRED
J. AND FIFTY AND 4 HALF AChhs or LAND
TWfLYE MILES BELOW RitHHpND. Ail,
JOINING CURL'S SECh, AND NEhN re
trust bearing date the l4tn Of "ay. 1873 hriy re-
corde' In Htnric0 County Court. In Decd .'o9S So.
lOl, page l36. shall, At the rcquc=t Of O. hbIdef
Of the note thereby secured proceed To- eel II! pGo-
tic auction, ut lienrlco County c3ur'-it'u'c on
MONDAY !he 9Th Of June, 1878: IT ] 2 "'r!Yck M;'
the TRACT Of LAND 'couvcyci br tn" said deed,
containing TWO HUNDRED AND FIrvrI AND
HALF ACRES, known "a "Sweeney's." n'j9inlng
ihr celebrated Curl'S Neck e>tuIe. HeIr 10 james
river, and on the main road leading Ia Chirrs ily
county. The tract for the mos IS Of excellent
quality. If which about goo acres nsc os+u land.
There are on the place Il DWELLING with fOir
rooms. three oui. building and an excellent barn.
THHNs: Enough In cash 10 fefiTiy expenses Of
n g and 80 Jay OF mole. pat due, FOR 81, 900: bal
hour sale. W. n;i,t'tE.
,,1 90 Trustee.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
rrrHsRApKr 70 TIE DISPATCH
p FROM ALE QUARTERS.

.,y1RADlTIoS CASE OF GENERAL LIT
-, -, yield, OF JACKsoNVlLLE-THE RED
' 'rS oe WEST vIRGINfA--WHAT TIRE
aruoCRATs ARE DOING IN WASHING
w. CHANCES FOR AN ADJOURNMENT
'H,xcREss,oNAL MATTERS THE QUO
oyncRATIe AND GREENBAcK poNvES-
s,,>s--TuE ILLINOIS JUDICIAL ELEC-
.,,x-nlSTING OISHED ARRIVALS IN NEW
,,rs-THE TUNERS CONVENTION IN
nn,,k1yGnAM COUNTY-h CONTEST BE-
",.rrS WASulNGToN-L.EE UNIVERSITY
,yD TIE MILITARY 1SsTtTUTE-FAMINE
- c,suMERE-oTHEH FOREIGN NEWS,
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Ey Gruhbs K Williams,
Real Estute Agent. and Auc'lOnecrS,
Eleventh stree: between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE THREE
4 STORY BRI X DWELLING No POS, on
THE NORTH SIDE OF MAIN STREET BE
TWEEN SECOND AND THRU ST;LET-, AND
4 FINE BUILDING LOT ADJOINING In exc
cuti0n of 4 deed Of trti.t from the Ia Rprrt d.
Bark~Nac aud wife. Ia the subscribers n trustees,
dated 18th December. 1877. and r'""r,..i IN RIch-
mnnd Cllanccry Court Office, in - Il. u A. PAGE
4S7, being thereto required hy The rod"r az Tile
nntc secured W. will sci! by a!cIiu npGn TIE prem
t.cs, on TUESDAY. I0rit nf June, al 81 oClock J..
81. The following PROPERTY conveyed IN said
deed. or 80 much OF II may be ncrt AIRY Tor III"
PURPOSES ui the trlI-i-tO wit:
The TlIREr-STDRi BRlt X RESIDENCE no.
2O3 east Main street. occupied by Mr.. r. H. B"bi'cy
II has about ten rooms. with ha II room. eas, AMI
other ronv"micnCc-. AMI - Kitchen "Ith i"uf rooh-.
The lor i 81 LIZ br I0j: feet Ia Al .ticy.
The VACANT LIST aI0'nin@ The h,'", AMI ntXL
10 Mr.. \. HARMS ne" block Ur bindings. IL Is ~
BY lOJi fCci Ia IN dl,cy.
The above property !. near % the business part oil
the city. In 4 rl.;iSant and improving nei2ib"rhOoo,
and j. desirable for residences
PERSONS MAY ATTEND WITH THE ASSURANCE
THAT TIE PROPERTY WILL BE SOLD. -
I TERMS: The deed authorizes II sal" ;pr cash sum
cicut O dcfrdY tn: expense OF sac ana w. pay OF
nole for $4,000 winch fell due On b. loth 81 De
cenbcr. 1878: and thu residue upon terms 10 Dc
prescribed bv the administrator or a~siEE- 81 tnc
grInlOr: but Ii is proDhr that Nv c"h".ht 81 par
ties more favorable Tel ms OF paTinmni WI ~ Al
lowed. DAlIn y. W aLhrh'
A. ID. WILLIAMS.
TRUSTEES.
rprpne AuctiCrrprs 81
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4 utlios S. a..,-- 60: 81. g
BY Williams & Gibson. anetione
No. lf14 Maln street

II q r. 81.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF MOST
" VALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE REAL
ESTATE IN POWHATaN. COUNTY, =. aA 80,
JAMES glyER. FORTY NILES Ag9Vg Ilsaas
Court orthe city of Richmond, entered on The "a.
dav OF juno. 1879 Ia The ease or Cocke's executor
missioner appoIuted by said decree viii proce ed 10
eel. by pnbifc auction. 81 Beimsad. meBcIsg at
Il se,G sds- II ad Dsnf
TRACTIvE ESTATES, aiijoining each other. aud
iyiEg In Powhafar comfy, Va. on jaime. rtyer,
MEaDn aud !" BELDALE,' of which the late
General Philip 81. George Cooke died seized These
estates are so well known that extended descrip
''fa e hs eonains Isoe
OF fertile land, 500 acres OF which are tine hncss
improvements 90 this place are among the MOST
COSTLY. SUBSTANTIVE, AND EXTENSIVE
brick, is covered With slate. and contains abont
twenty rooms above ground. tits situate on an emil
hence, In grove OF original OAKS, and com naudsa
view OF the surrounding country for miles Inc
walls Of tile first s,oyY ara frescoed and !; Is CONF
plcie in all Of lis appointments. The other Inn
provements consist of stone -four and grist.mili,
stone kitchen. stone barn. stone stsbe, frame saw
mill over,ecr's house. miller's house. gas-housc;
quarters, wheciwright blacksmith shop
BELDhLE contains 2.4oo ACRES. more or less,
of fine land, 900 acres OF which are creek low
grounds. The improvements on this place consist
of frame dwelling, barn. stable corr aud TOBACCO
houses. &c, &c. Il lies immeCi3te;y south or Bel
mead, the county Dad Being the dividing hne.
Both places are convenient To churches, stores.
ard post-otces. aud in sight of the proposed line or
the Richmond and Allegheny railroad. Produce
from these places Is shipped by James river from
lantins Belmcad, to which point the river Is
navigable.
TERMS: As TO Ecmead-Cssh rs to expenses Of
sale: Si2,509.AS At two years 81 .243.35 at three
years: the balance a. four and Ave years.
AS 10 Beldae-('ash rs 10 expenses OF sale; 49,
0o2 27 at two years 81, OF $40 1T three years; the
balance At four aud 1--we years.
hp def nay I'm q ~ a
two years on Beimead and SI.9S3S7 due ut two
years Reldae, bearing six Der cent inetes. from
day Of sale.
For further information, apply to Mrssrs John
II. apd L. st. George Cooke. resuing on the prem
Uses. Messrs. Williams & Gibson, No. lola east
Main street, or the undersigned. ~
Packet boat leaves Richmond Friday afternoon az
s o'clock, June Is, $40. and returns saturday
night. JAMES NJ. II. DAVIS,
Special Commiss ioner.
WILLIAMS & GIBSON, 10l4 Main street. Auc-
tioneers. je 3-iOt
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BY Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncsr,
I113 Main street.

SMALL FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
y NEAR MOORE AND HARRISON STREETS
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-By rtqnest OF the
owner viii sell at public auction, on tue premises,
ON I'll tuesday. June 9th. 1879, at 6 O'Clock l..
A. that NEAT SMALL FRAME HOUSE. iroEt-
ing 20 feet on an alley Moore street ana run
Mug back northwardly between parallel lines 81.
feet. ,.., ,
Parties wanting a home for very little money
would du well 10 attend III sale.
TERMS: one third cash balance at six. twelve.
and eighteen months, six per cent. Interest added
secured by deed Of trust: ,,,,-
ie2 auctiOneer.
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BYW. GodGln, Auct!oneer,
Office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF BEAUTIFUL
- AND HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE SUBURBAN
FARM OF TlilkTY-FOUR ACRES ON THE
GtsoOK TURNPIKE. ONE MILE MOET1i OF
RICHMOND.-At ,be request Of Mr.. Charles Hart
well shall ottrE 81 sale 1t PUBLIC a ,! a 2n t NJ
-1X o'clock r. b.. his VERY BEAUTIFUL AND
ArTKACrINE FARM, located as atoves n1 ,.,r @c-
cnni,d by Mr.. J. -. Fry II contains THIRTY,
FUR ACRES OF LAND, highY 'inpr3ye"' ana
well a,aptcd to the usual cr0aS and vegetables. Inc
improvements are most ample for the use OF iaigt
mIy TIE dwelling is In frSt-rate order; rectil,Y
paiuied and pa perez, contains seven rooms, btsdc'
closets: front two story per. leo. The out-buio-
ings are numerous ana spacious, Consisting OF 4
brick Kitchen containing six rooms, sinoKe.housc
corn house. ana vcrg large barn. stable, cIrritpe-
house &c. In front Of he dwelling y an eAcriient
err We OF three acres Of forest oaks. The gaFurh -
well-stnckcd with strawberries, risbcrrics &C lana
there is a fine orchard OF appes. PEACHES, ana
npars: well Of pure water in the ward Tie place IS
unusually healthy; and bV reason OF The convenient
access 10 t BY several roads, and Its cXceeht helS-
borhood. II Is just IL regarded as one 81 Inc mo az.
tracIlvc suburban farms now offered Tor - e. l.
will be divided into thrt parcet-Say 10 me dwell
ing about ii acres 10 the 10, on the norh, tr0n'iae
on The turnpike, acres, and u the rear l0! when
is the most beautiful around the city, 10 acres.
TERMS: AT sale, and very liberal.
my 80 .. w. GODDlN, AuctiGneer
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Nv Poindextcr G TuDncr,
Real Es'a AGENTS and Auctionccrs,
1900 Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF il SMALL
Il BRICK TENEMENT ONTHE NORTH SIDE
OF MARSHALL STREET BETWEEN SEVEN:
TENTH AND EIGHTEENTH STREETS.-By
yrtu. Of decd OF trust from Henry Frschkgrn and
wife to The undersigned trustee. bearing date on
the oath day Of January S76. and recorded In the
CLERKS Office Of the Richmond ChancerY Court TO Sc
mentioned, default having been made In the pay
ment OF said note, and bciag required 50 TO do by
the holder thereof, shall sell ny aReI ion, on the
premises, on FRIDAY the 9Th day or June. ! $40,
the above-described BRICK TENEMENT, No.
1904 Marshall street. aiming five rooms. and In
good repair. Any one desiring comfortable litie
home or 4 safe Investment should attend this sale.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF sale and 4 note
for s. 90, with interest thereon from the Gath OF
January. 1879: balance upon such terms as may be
announced 1t sale.
JOHN J. SHILLING, Trustee.
pn;NnEXTER z IupPER, AuctaneerJ, ie 2
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a. Il. and A. MI.

New YORK, June 3.-The ninety-eighth
annual communication of the Grand Lodge
OF Free Masons OF the State Of New York
was opened this afternoon in the Masonic
Temple. The attendance was unusually
large. The opening address was delivered
BY Grand Master JudSon, reviewing occur
reuces during the recess authorizations with
the various grand lodges on the continent,
and paying tribute to the dead OF the year.
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CITY TAXES.
OFFIcE OF CITY C0LLECToR.l

D. -~. g.. OFFICE OF CITY C0LLECToR.l
RICHMOND, VA, May 81, 1879.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
l. from o'clork A. A. to 6 o'clock P. III. from
the 18th day OF June the 30th inclusive, for the
purpose of receiving from any person charged With
CITY TAXES-REAL AND PERSONAL
fer the year 1879, The whole or one. half of the
amount OF lax charged, and that TEN PER CENT.
will be added 10 the amount of tax CHARGED In every
where the party assessed shall fail TO pax The
whole or one.h half within the time so limited. To
avoid crowd and pres sure the last few days OF the
collection, the Collector Respectfully requests all
narties TO call early u fhetfme specified AID those
having lists and memorapdums to lsave will do So
thar their bills may be selected aud receipts mace
ont. "a a. II. W OOi,SuN.
je Slim Collector i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-04
Nv Gruhh= & Williams,
Zeal Estate Agents aud hucl!oncers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bau,.

V'HE LARGE BRICK DWELLING No.
l. 3r7. MD FINE LOT ATTACHED. ON TIE
East SIDE OF TWELFTH STREET BETWEEN
BROAD AND MARSHALL STREETS. At AVG
TfDN.-Dy request Of The attorney in fact tor the
heirs law OF the late c. " Yinc"v. We viii sell az
auction. upon the premises. on FRIDAY The Is Il Of
June 1T 81! O'Clock T. NJ, the property above re-
icrrei To. .
Til" DWELLING Is large and Suh>'auilal, VITA
about niue rooms. and wnh sO!nr improvements
could be made very dc-irlhlc i.ornc. There are
also stable aud Other out.buiidinrS. the LOT
fronts about 10 feet on Twelfth street. and runs
bsci lSB feet u IN alley: and the dwelling l. so
locales, rs 10 leave goo" vacant lot 20 Zee" from; OF
II, south side The location j. only 'wu blocks from
The Capitol Square. In n ie" minut'*' walk OF me
business centre. and on very pleasant anu quiet
street.
persons wishing site for 4 Handsome block Of
mod, II, tencmcnts, for Il church Or Other pu!I!ic
buil''in. could scarcely find more suitable pro-
perry than This. ,
TRIMS: At sale. GRuBBS K WILLIAMS.
nv 81 Auc,ioneers.