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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-07
Hacienda "Cooso . Dc Aguads,
Diciembre % de 1879.
Bradley Fertilizer & 90.

Boston.
Muy Sres. mios: Cuando apenas se conocfa en- essa
81 espacio de AMOS hube de ponerlo en- oalidad dc
ensayo en- algunos de mis- cultiVos de cafa, muY
partcularmente en- aQuellos de terrenos mas 8ridos
tado tan favorable que. como Vds. saben. he hecho
anualmente grandes compras de dicho abono para
Cla adQu1rda por las observaciones hechas duranto
csc periodic en- que ne yenido usando otros abc
gunos que Sc me han propor,ionado para prue-
bas mo recomienda ell tertilizddOr de Vds. como ell
mas q prop6sito de mejores coniciones que pue-
den haar los hacendadoS de esta Isla dada Ia cali
dad circumstances de los terrenos que con muy
pocas excepciones son todos iguaes 81 pals sien.
SO GREEN que Ia TERRA en- donde cile ell snpJOsat0
de Sc esteriliza. cuando la experiencia de muchos
que empleado peri6dicamente en- mis- pleas de Ca
mas. despues de abandonadas estas vuelto SEM
tado muy satisfactorio sin necesidad del abono. pu
dlcndo aSegurar ademas. que no solo ell buen 6xito
Sc ha reducdo al primer corte, sio que en- algunaS
p!ezas sin repetr ell abono para e. segundo he obte-
nido una production de OcOcientOs Qlt0ies de oGNa
por cue''da habendo sido el primero solo de sete-
cientOS.
Concluire por manifestar que trabaiando con bra
zos bres costosos. muy prop6site el teftliSG-
a0r de sds q para culture intensive pmes cue al am:
obtenerse en- elerrenO mas esteri tres. cuatrO mas
cosechas como viene hacienda en- las antlas fran
que me dan mis- experiencias de m lchos amos. no ten
go Inconvenience algunO en- recon mendarO d mis- COM
pleen cenvenceran cada dia mas de que no So
amene es 6ueno sno equitativo 81 gasto 81 se uene
ene On Ia cana cultiyada con e suDeTosfSto de ssl
| que VdS. fabrioan.
Aprovecho la OCCASION de hallars en- Aguadilla 81
s6co principal de la casa para hacerle esta manifes
mento de verdad usticia signilicandole al proDis
tempo la consideration con que tongO el gusto de
| suscrbirme su muy atto s. s.
Q.B.s.M.
EMILIO VADI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-07

Dsspachandose une el 25 de cada mes en- Liver
Ooo'' Tipos reducidos de Fletes.
Mercancias. Sacos vacios, PERU
merfa. Juguetes. Cuchllerla. (6ol
Ouincaileria, alambre, ,cobre. ho- Por tone
ia de lata clavos, tubos para
Raa ferreterfa. pintura acel- lada de peso
te jarcia. jabon. veas, papel SOL ,,,
muebles, Viveres, vinos, llco- I med1da
res espirituosOs. aguas mine
Maaainaria mo teniendo pleas
que pasen de dos toneladas de f6Ol. vapor.
peso) pailas para az1car.
Loza yidE1isriaS is1ds aScecs ceryeza. oimlento 4OI
T4iarro calderos fogones 45I. Ton. de peso
AIi49e' de 1000 sacos flete convencio- 45I. Idem.
QAl................ .............I
Todo con capa de SO. siendo pagadero en- Liver
rool de 1917 siendo pagadero en- Puerto R1co
Ios fietes pagar en- Puerto Rico SO cobraran al
oabio corriente de Gros las fechas de las llega
6as de los vaDores.
Las pleas bultos de maquinaria que pasen de
Aoa toneladas de peso. q otras mercanclas no mon
ci0nadas arriba, fete conventional.
Gobre embarQueS por un solo vapor de no menOs
aue 100 toneladas para un sole Conslgnatar1o, &c
SSonara la capa, pagandose fete en- Liverpool la
eItrega deles conocimlehtos.
Para pormenores, dirigirse
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-07
1NGLATERRA Y FRANCIA.
u CAMARA.
Pto.-Plata Habana. Mejico.

$40 Lsl2 8 !s.o sN sleLsse s4s s2s
LLEaADA. Dia. HorG. SALIDA. Dia. Hora
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-07

Sc expiden pasajes dc ida yuslta valides Dor des
meees con Is p% de rebaja los pasaeres do c6marm
NINOS.
Los nifos de los pasajeros lue no tengan amos
cumplidos, son uevados gratis. Los cue tengan 8
anos cumpl1dOs hasta 8 sin cumpltr paGafan paSa
je Los que tengan amos cumplidoS no ueguen
H. pagaran pasaje; de 10 afios On adelante pagan
DaSaie entero. En- case de que una famtla tenRa 2
niiIos memories de ai1oS unO de elos S0amente go
lleva gratis, los otros pagaran Il Dasaje.
CRIADO
Los criados de los pasaeros pagaran ca los viajes
trasata nticos pasae de entrepuente $780, Las cria-
das pagaran las 2s del precio del pasae. segun Ia ca
estar en- los salones, sino ell tempo rigurosamente
necesario para 81 servicio de sus amos.
Recomendamos los pasaieros 1nsertben sae
ncmbres lugar donde van. en- sus equipajes. en-
una bora antes de La salida de los varores.
No Sc admiten 1etes despuee de La llegada de los
vapores. Para mss tnformes dirtR1rse los Consig-
natar1os.
MayagUeE IA de Febrere de 1876.
NOTA.-Desd ell IT, de Julio de 1877 los
hetes pasajes por estos vapores ser6n pa
gaderos en- orc americana eu equtva-
lente en- mcneda corrlente con el 5 p.2 de-
. prenio,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-15

the election of Grant They intend 10 Rgbt
Tor honest ldrics, the obhteration Of the OBJ
noxious test oaths, the perfect immunity OF
the voter from even so much as the threat of
military surveillance, and, above all, the abo-
litioD Of those convenient tools OF Federal
tyranny-the deputy -marshals and ballot box
supervisors. The Democrats have sworn in
their hearts-pledged each other-to destroy
the West partisan machinery ever devised
and operated, in violation of law and liberty,
for the benefit of the Republican party. Fed
eral courts have arrested citizens upon lndlct'
ments found by grand juries packed for the
purpose of convicting. Fearing arrests,
under the operations of the law which they
have resolved to repeal, large number OF
Democrats refuse TO vote, and they are deter
mined no longer to vote appropriations to
CARY out the schemes Of these political
tricksters who receive their orders
from the leaders at Washington. The Dem
ocrats are firm and immovable in the posi-
ton they have taken. The struggle promises
to be desperate. Even England, with far
less pretense to freedom, will not allow a
military force anywhere near polling place,
and even volunteer organization nave not
only been prohibited from appe at the
polls in uniform, but have been to- den ito
assemble at drill, or for any other purpose,
between the issue of the writ and the termi-
mating of the parliamentary election, or any
time during the progress of a-y parlia-
mentary election" SUPERVISE, IN army
of deputy marshals at the polls 80 as OBJ
nOx1ous as are armed troops, and the law
which places them there must be repealed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-15
DEFERRED TELEGRAMS.

London, March Is: Silver forty-nine and
half pence.
New York, March IL: Arrived-Abassynia
from Liverpool.
Queenstown, March ID: Arrived-Mara-
thon, from New York.
New York, March 10: Arrived-Steam-
ship France, from Havre.
Washington, March 10: DR.. Woodwork
lies without hopes of recovery.
London, March, l3: The United Kingdom
steeple-chase at Craydon was won by verify.
New York, March -: The Hudson river
Is open to Newburg, sixty miles above here.
New Orleans, March 13: L. ]. Highly,
proprietor OF the grain elevator, formerly of
Milwaukee, died to-day.
Washington, March ID: Subscriptions to
the four per cent loan since yesterdays re-
port amount to Sl,000,2 $50.
London, March 13: The Bank of England
to-day reduced the rate of discount from
three to two and half per cent.
Philadelphia, March 10: The vestry of st.
Marks church elected Rev. James DeHayen,
DID,, of Racine, Wisconsin, as rector.
st. Petersburg, March 10: The police dis
covered two secret printing presses here yes
terday, and many arrests lave been made In
connection herewith.
Pottsville, Pa, March 10: By the explo-
sion yesterday at the powder mill near St.
Clair, Jones Hine was killed, and Sam HAM
merSmith seriously burned.
st. Louis, March ID: John H. DoweU.
prominent cotton factor and president of the
cotton exchange, died last evening, after
very brief illness, from pneumonia.
Boston, March Is: Frank Leighton s large
three-story shoeshop at East Pepperel, Mas
sachusetts, was burned this morning. Loss.
thirty thousand dollars; partially insured.
Cincinnati, March Is: 1t was developed
yesterday that deficiency of nearly four
thousand dollars exists in the county auditors
and treasurer's office, at Vincennes, Indiana.
Cleveland, March Il: The body of Mr..
Walter Gibbons, who mysteriously disap-
peared from his home in this city, .ast De-
cember, was found floating In the lake to-
day.
London, March 13: Bullion in the Bank
of England increased FIVE hundred and
twenty four hundred thousand pounds durino
the past week. Proportion of reserve to la
bility, so SIG per cent.
Concord, N. H., March 10: Governor
Prescott has appointed Charles II. Bell. of
Exeter, senator for the extra session, to FIJI
the vacancy Cccasioned By the expiration of
the term Of Senator Wadleigh. Mr.. Bell
has accepted,
Harrisburg, March I3: Alexander sayres.
of Philadelphia, the wife murderer, who was
to have been hanged on the eighteenth IN |
slant, has been reprleved until April 18th. |
Hezekiah Chatter has also been reprieved to |
the same date.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-15

1--WE IN charge
Their names to the sweet Tyre. The historic muse
Proud Of her treasure snail march with 1t down
To latest times; and sculpture in her turn
Give bond Ia stone and enduring brass
To guard them and immoItalize her trust"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-15

To the Personal Purposes or HumOr
the WhIms OF Members The Lead
ing Democrat in the House to
be Slaughtered from Motives
OF Personal PIque-Such Is
the strength or Party
Discipline at the
National Capt
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-15

Nashville, March Is: The supreme court
to-day decided that sleepIng-cars running
through this State are taxable. An appeal
will be taken to the supreme court of the
United States.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-15
THE SPEAKERSHIP.

What IL said AbSut IL by Republic an,
a. well as Democratic PBpers-A
Ritter PersOnaI Enmity Mani
tested Toward Randall, whom
1t is Sought to Reduce to
the Ranks Because he
would not Lend
Himself
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-15

In LuxuriOusly- Furnished Churches,
but SuccOr, Help and Comfort
All who are in Danger, Neces-
slty and TrIbuIntIOn
They can do this with
out Disturbing the
sick and the
Dying.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-15
AN ABLE DEFENSE.

But IL Won't DC-The Popular Judg-
ment Is Fixed and IrrevocRble
The Verdict is. that Chris
1an Ministers are Ordained
Not Merely to Preach to
those who Pay Pew
Rent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-24
By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctiontcrs,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

An ELEGANT PRIVATE RESI-
~ DENCE,. WITH LARGE GkoUNilS At
TACHED. On FRANKLIN STREET. ~ ONE or
TIE MOST DESIRABLE LOCALITIES ~ TIE
CITY. FOR SALE HY AUETlpN.-"c VIII sell ~
public auction on WEDNESDAY The 2Sih day Of
Nav. at 81 O'Clock +. NJ. on The premises, IL wet
Franklin street, the RESIDENCE Of General nrai-
ley Il. Johnson.
. irnis is III" most desirable PROPERTY u"chasa-
Bile in the city. 1t fronts 1879 feet Franklin and
ITO OH Madison street. with u irn-foot alley be-
contains i paror, drdwng-rooni. library. aud
elniug-rOom, ali opening into 4 tr@c bail In tho
centre the first aOOr. here arc four chambers on
The second floor and three OIL the third; large halls
opening lhc hot-c from bottom To Iop.
The basement contains kitchen. laundry. servants
lat. and servants chambers, The stable accoHmn-
oates four horses and Two carTii gcS, with servants
by furnace are in The house, The conservatory l.
cnmmndiOls, and will contain us many plants is
any amateur Will desire.
The grounds are elegantly laid OF and improved.
and are PLANTED with large COLLECTION Of exotic
and foreign plants. the greatest prUfuSion Of rOs'
and other rcnnials. The shrubhcry IS The rarcSt
in lie State.
There Is u fine selection of grapes, some Of which
were specially imported from Tuscany anu Sicily
for this place. r.-
There Is perfect underground drainage 10 Grace
street, The water arrangements having oceh per
fected regardless Of cost. ~
We will show the property to any one 'cSlron5 or
purchasing up 10 the day OF SAFE /! fTlI be sofa III
gross A.,
rest In one two, and three years. or upon shorter
credits, Is the purchaser may elect.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
uyl9 iuCtionccrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-24
fFrom the baltimore American, 23d.5
p~oeresssnga OF the II. Nj. q. n. IN &c . r '
= sscs,af <sorsycstfiOn. n

q ssonai Convention.
Fnnr hundred and fffty-six delegates 70
thn international Convention OF the ouos
Men,s christian Association LAD afiit se
49,, =. ,iss Tna Association building Cd
y,ar,hs Charles street looked like Rfe ea
hotai 90 ith stacks OF YaIiscs IN tne sscfs.. 49,
rye re, nee and crowds OF men coming 10 anu
rosnc out ali day long. There were pss.s
nj the foot OF the stairs to carry up iusgas,
preparatory to transgoFta.ion -. tahsss
aaJ hotels. and flower-decked 81 taoies,
1aSan win good things. were spreaa
&c rho hall overhead, where some OF
abe Christian ladies OF the city served
ssinner and luncheon. II Is long time slece
s1,ct a fine-iooking body OF men mas Deen
seer, In Baltimore as met in the morn1ns u.
Mount Vernon church, where tue sessious
are held. Many OF them are repIesentcS -
five MGR, OF wealth and social fnnuence w
sha ci,;es 10 which, they belong. In u ase
.rcb men as John Wanamaker, ths gIcat
ph;Isdsiohia clothier; Russell Sturgiss one
os Boston's weal,hiest citizens: i1on. "
mas Brainerd. q leading New 1oIK awe
and descendant Of the great M,ssfonait
Brainerd; r. d. Moves, one OF tne moss
successful merchants In the STATE OF minus
sofa; the temperance leader OF na..ooa.
fane. III. D. Smith, OF Plantsville, ConD.s
Insenh Hardic. OF Selma, Ala, the largest
rotton-facsor therc-a fine and racT speakers
Richard C. Morse, Of New York, the acknoN-
1edped head OF the United Christian Asso-
Citations in America; II. Thauc hlliieE,
prominent citizen OF Cincinnati, who tbiasts
The Convention by his sweet sinSipSo 7.
K. Jennings, a prosninent lawyer OF fRts.
burgh; Hon. John Mcdonald, member OF
She Canadian Parliament; and w ".
Marsh. Of Melbourne, Australia, the Associa-
ton leader OF tiut continent. ie Is eMo
wears since the Convention met iasls aug ~.
i'm it from MI sections OF country are Slu'os'
nil The same men who then led IN the discus,
sions, some OF them veterans OF zen ano
twenty years. experience in the WORK fonf
former presidents occupy seats az aeIe'
gates. The president elected on Weanes'
day, Mr.. D. L. Moody, is the most aist'n'
g,iished Christian layman engaged, "a evan ~;
gelical work on either continent. All Inc ON
GERS are laymen, and the few clergymen III sne
Convention do not come to the 'front.' al al
except for an occasional prayer or oencdlc-
zion. Although the majority OF Delegates
belong 60 the learned professions, there IS
vet no lack OF representatives OF tue me-
chanical and artisan classes, VINO make
themselves heard on subjects concerning
their respective associations. Railroad-men,
college students, commercial travellers ana
representatives Of many practical occupa-
pations, are present in large numbers, eacn,
as the saying Is, with an cake TO grind =
for the edifcation and moral advancement
of his fellows. The practical character OF
the men in the Convention, and the eXpedi-
fious way IL conducts its business, IS It's
most essential feature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-24
WANTS.

WANTED, BY A MAN WITHOUT
w INCUMBRANCE. 4 SITUATION AS MAN.
AGER ON FARM or large market garden. or both.
having had for many years an extensive knowledge
Of both branches in all OF The Improved modes OF
culture.
The CARE OF STOCK speciality. The best Of
references retative to strict attention tn business
capacity, and honesty. Address Ii. o. c.. DtSpdtch
once my 23.2t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-24
By Frank d. Hill & Co.
Real. Estate Agents and Aucdoneers.
-a.. 1loS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L CHURCH PROPERTY on TsIR S + ESE Ir{SP
0iITsIDE OF THE CORPORATION LIMITS. Al
AUCTONBy virtue OF certain ,t aee da, OF T aT
20. 1875, and recorded In clerks office Richmond
Chancery Court, in d. 3. e5, page 40, default nav
cured and at the request of the holder thers9 Of
will sell at auction, on The premises on s "a IN
perry described in the sais deed, as follows Az that
certain LOT. PIECE. OR PARCEL Of LAM NJ
wing and being In the county or Henrice. ano
bounded as Beennng &c feet from the
said street sc feet, and ruuping back
parallel lines sS fs being 6r
Wiutam f. HAMILTON January 8, 1874. Upon TINS
lot there Is a LARGE AND VALUABLE FRAME,
BiJILDING, known as the Fourth Baptist Colored
church. . !. =
TERMS: Enough In cash 10 pay the expenses OF
this saie and bond for 81 900. with interest from
March 23. 1879 The balance upon such terms as
the personal representative OF said Gwathmey shall
dirt CT. WILLIAM A MOUNTCASILE.
INV % =. Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-24
NEW GoODsi, NEW. BUSINESS

We ,u,ite the ladies and the pubIlc in general TO
call and examine our carefplY-seSecttd new sloce
of FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, and TRIMMINGS
Indies and Misses Gloves in oil the latest styles OF
lace and rubber tops, Isle Cloves ana an MO
GIoses every quality in Q, 8, 4, and q buttons;
and esuectaIly call attention TO onr celebrated
Princess of Wales and Harris Seamless; atso,a
full of Misses 2-Buton Kid and SILK Gloves
in xhife opera shndes. and street colors;
Ladies', and Misses Fans in endless var tetS, iIom
the tiny chiid's to the iargest-size Paln-Leai:
Hosiery in all qualities-White and Fancy sff1pes
Basbriggans. and Lisle-Ibread; o,r
Buttons and TriInm,ngs, Silks Satins, SIX an
Torstcd Fringes in all shades and patterns,
silk Ties BOWS ind AsatIa Bows for the hatr;
Cuffs and Collars, and many other new styles OF
fancy goods;
Our Ladies' and 1nfant-Dress Department. ss 1uh
with pretty articles. ...,' ...-...
Call early and give rs Gull, DIT
anIS LEVI uEXTkR'S, 627 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-24

TOR RENT, NICE BRICK TENE- O.
- MENT No. 3a7, west Slain street between e:5
Monroe aud Henry streets CONTAINING six rooms;
gas, wafer. bath, &c, &C. A nice little home. Rent
only 5000 per auEum. Apply 10
NV 233t - ROBERT p. LYME.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-24
99-CENT STORE.

DECEIVED AT THE
e9c. STORE:
100 SETS EIGHT-BALL CROQUET-the best in
toMn-at 99c.;
A full assortment of GLASSWARE, including
GOBLETS, plain and engraved. both fine and
common GLASS SETS. BUFFERS, PLATES,
SALTS, BERRY. DISHES, PITCHERS, COW
Erred BOWLS, CAS1PORTS, &C., &C.; '..
More of those elegant ENGRAVED and WALNUT
FRAMES at Soc; .a
Handsome CUSpADOREs at SOC. pair;
WATER-CoOLERs, ICE TONGs, 1CE-PICKS,
BREAD-BOXES, TEA-TRAYS, &C.;
WILD HAMPERS at 99c.; .
Complete assortment OF GLAsS-sHADKS;
All sizes SPR1NKLING-CANS cheap;
SO dozen FEATHER-DUSTERS at 10c.;
100 dozen ONE-HALF PALS at 1oc.;
The best HAMMOCK ever offered at 99c. and -.
Catalogues mailed free to any address.
o.: a.,.~..~' r.. -. -....,. w. A. STEVENS,
myls a. '... COS Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-24
BY ChatIin, Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
No. l north Tenth street.

OF THE G r + A r
" SALE Or WEST-END LOTS-IRUSTEES'
SALE BY ACTION Or LARGE 2l!A A.; Il,1
OF REAL ESTATE IN THE ILAN or Si'Stl
AND UARVIE-By virtue Of certain decd Of
trust executed 10y John Il. Tarv!e the 7ih March,
1877 10 the undersigned trustee =, and day recorded
In the c,erA's Offices Of Richmond Chanccry Court
and Iruricu. Amelia and Pc" halan C.nnty Courts,
we will sell upon The premises. on MONDAY ne ~
day Of June. 1879, al O'clock !. Wa l.hiht
SjfAiBER OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS In
the uan OF SiGney and Han vie. ilats III which may
now ne seen ~ the office OF The auctlonccrn.
The very low prices at which lots In this addition
sold al our two last sales should induce spccu!aor
aud Others TO attend this. No LOT PUT tf WILL
BE WITHDRAWN.
TERMS: one fourth cash. and the balance ut four
eight, and twelve months as TO the town til>: anf
oe fOnrth cash, aud The balance al Six. twelve an'
eighteen months as 20 The property IN hc country
in either case negotiable notes win intercst a!de
10 BIZ given for The deferred payments ana :rCufc'
Inv a trusl-decd r. Il. CIIAFFiS,
30. STEGEH,
NV % trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-24

BY Gruabs q Williams. ~~.
heai Estate Agents and Auciopeer..
No.4 Eleventh street, between Main and p,.,

FOUR VERY VALUABLE L,yrv
WITH The STORES THEREON. At mr..
NORTHWEST CORNER Of SEVENTH '
AND BROAD STREET.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-24
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and BANK.

Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
WEST BROAD AND WEST MAR
w SHALL STREET LOTS AT AUCTION.-On
THURSDAY, 29th May. 1t O'Clock 7. d.. we VIII
sell by auction. unon the premises, SIX BUILDING
LOTS on the north side Of Broad street, beginning
at the west corner Of Norton street and running
west 10 the brick residence Of Mr. W. Il. Trainham,
each LOT fronting 32 feet and running back or vary
Ing depth 10 the property of the Richmond, Frcder
lcksbur2 and Potomac Railroad Company:
Also VERY BEAUTIFUL LOT at the north
east corner of Broad and BDwe streets ana Opposite
to the Richmond College grounds, 32A157 feet 10
an alley. ,,,
Also SIX LOTS on the south size Of Marshall
street between Hancock and Harrison streets, I'M
neda,ely In rear OF The large bodybuilding now in
course or construction for the Richmond, Freder-
icksburg and Potomac Railroad Company. -
And TEN LOTS on the south side OF Marshall
street, extending from Harrison TO Norton street,
and Immediately In rear OF property recently pur-
chased by the railroad company.
The lots on Marshall street are each 32Il43E feet
TO an alley.
In no part of the city has there been so much i'm
pruyeen in the grades Of the streets Ms in the vi
ainity of these lots, aud The most of them lie rs
beautifully us could be desired This, together with
The location OF the deDOts and the growth Of bust
ness In thai direction gives to the property pros
pect of value ut no distant day that will WILL repay
au investment made at The present depressed rates.
4 little money invested here must prove more pro.
titablc than In many of the securities so eagerly
sought after at high prices.
TERMS: AT sale. GRllBBS & WILL ANS,
inv pa Auc,ioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-24
BY Robert g. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctoncer,
. 1912 Main street.
VERY DESIRABLY LOCATED
WEST FRANKLIN-STREET
IRON-VERANDA DWELLING
FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION.

By request Of The owner. how removed from the
city, shall sell. upon the premises. by public auc-
lion, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 2Sth day or
May, lS79-say al O'Clock I. NJ. Immediately after
the sale Of Or neral Brsdley 4. JohGson's residence
By MeSsrs. Grubhs 6 WlIl,m>l. that HANDSOME
and WELL-ARKANGED EIGllT-R0OM STOCK
BRICK DWELLING. No 4l2 west Franklin
,lated on north line OF Franklin street between Nom
re and Henry streets. This dwelling has been con-
structed since the "f the best material. and In
The most modern and substantial manner; has hot
ana cold water, range, &C., &C.. iron veranda IRON
RI, ling: and located AS It is In one of Tic most
iashionab e ard pleasant portions Of the west cud,
very near TO Monroe Park, IL should attract atcn-
ton Of purchasers. The lot Is 81, ty $50 feet 10
4 wide alley: is connected with front and rear cu-
yerts The premises are in nice order.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance ~ six. twelve.
and eighteen months, with six per cent. interest
added 10 the negotiable note and trust deed.
4 bargain will be had, the owner having deter
mined 10 sell. ROBEi.T i. II NE,
ny23 Auctionctr.