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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-28
RICHMOND AND PErERsBuRGt
RAILROAD COMPANY.

RICHMOND AND PErERSBuRGt
RAILROAD COMPANY. I
COMMENCING SUM A Y, June 49,,
~ 1850, trsius on this read will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1900 NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily. connectA,
for Charleston, savannah, Augusts
and Aiken (yia Charleston, Raleigh
Jacksonville. Stops only At Chester
and Manchester, and at Halfway OF
5:2oP.M NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daily
Passengers taking mis- train will MAKE
elSee connection at Petersburg fol
Norfolk.
10:35 p. NJ. MAIL daily except sunday.
700 A. NJ, THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN daly
teXcept Sundayl conuectinS WIN A.,
M o. r. r., for Lynchourg and be-
You'd.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH
6:35 A. H., THROUGH NAIL daily (except sun
day.. connecting With Richmond,
FrcaericksbGrg sns Potomac railroad
for all points North. East. ana West
stops at Manchester and Chester,
and at HALFWAY and at Drury's
Bluff, signal.
s:25A. A., ACCOMMODATION TRAIN dali,
texcep, Sunoay). stops at all sta
lions
944 2. "a. THROUGH NArf. daily, connecting
With Richmond, Fredericksburg ana
Potomac railroad for all points East
and west Also, making close cenSec.
tlOn with the Chesapeake aud Ohio
railroad for the Virginia springs anc
sll points North and West. This train
stops at Manchester and Chester, anc
al HALFWAY and Drary's Bluff, on
700 p. NJ, THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN daily
Except sunday; passenger ear Az
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg VIII start fron
A SUNDAY Ner RxctesIoN TRAINS leave Rich.
%Ssd e. an. and ss2 S tsss rs'er'
jel2 T. ID. KLINE, SUPERINTENDENT.
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sympathy.

A Knight and a lady once met In grove.
While each WAS in quest of fugitive love.
A river ran mourDfuily murmuring by,
And they wept In It's waters for sympathy,
" o, never was Knight such sorrow that bofel"
" o. never was maid so ceserted befOre!"
" From life and its woes let us instantly ny,
And jump in together for company"
They search'd for an eddy that suited the deed,
But here was a bramble and there was weed;
How tiresome IL Is !" said the fair with sigh;
so they sat down TO rest Them IN company.
They gazcd at each other. the Maid and The Knight
How fair was her form and how goodly his height!
&" One mournful embrace sobbed the youth, ere
we dieI"
so kissing and crying kept company.
80 O, had but loved such an angel as you'll" 80
" o, had but my swain been quarter as true
- TO miss such perfection how blinded was 1 ~
Ssre now they were excellent Company
Az length spoke the lass 'twlxt smile and tear,
80 The weather Is cold for watery bier;
When summer returns we may easily die,
REGINALD HEBER.
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=
From London Socicty.]
rare June dsy, a pleasant scene,
gracious air, a sky unconded-
How sweet those ems new.budded green
The Ladies' Mile is crowded.
gay Kaleidoscope show,
In com binatiOns all unending.
The restless fragments come anu go,
Revolving parting, Oiending'
@. ,henc are forms OF Juno-mould,
And palfreys perfect In ihsir PAGES.
And tresses black, and brown, and gold,
And proud aud p'quant races
one face. amid hundred here.
More ripely rounded richly tinted;
One noble facc-how soft and 1earI
Upon my heart Is printed.
Sweet, In those far-of wisiful eyes.
The jangllng life around unheeding,
think pure heart.history hes,
No difficult Of reading.
! think, ere London whrl and strife
Involved You in their 'wilderng maZes,
You lived a simple pastoral lie
Among your birds and daisies
I think you think you'd elaoy change
Your throne above The rival BEAUTIES
For that cid iife's unfettercd range,
It's thoughts and dreams and duties.
I think 'twerc sweet 10 lead you back.
And watch las London towers should dwlnuel
You soft cheeks win the bloom they lack,
Your "a eat eyes Cash and kindle.
ihink-sut, see. she ride, away;
She nearj the arch In canter rapid:
Shes gone: the sunshine fails the day,
The Mile is stale and yapid.
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By Frank -. Hin & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
HOS Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALUA-
tBLE BRICK DWELLING ON BYRD STREET
ONE SQUARE FROM CANDLES HILL, AMI
BRICK STORE AND DWELLING ON MAIN
STREET OPPOSITE MONROE PARK, AT AUG,
TION-By virtue OF a decree OF The Bicnlnonu
Chancery Court. entered June 10. 1850, IN ihe suit
of Mott trustee. &C., US. Mott ct dts we, the un1ei
signed. special commissioners thereby apDoinieg'
viii SEP. upon the premises. on WEDNESDAY ,
June 80, 1880, the PROPERTY mentioned In SAID
suit, follows: , ~ 60,
HE RRICK DWELLING No. 3l6 Byrd street. be-
tween Third and Fourth. containing. elght or zen
rooms: brick kitchen. water, gas, and Bathroom
&c The LOT fronts 20x150 feet 10 an alley; ana the
premises Is now rented To 2gOod-Daylng tenant anu
The whole property is in sOod repair. Ihe recent
Qra ding OF Byrd street and lis proximity 10 Dam-
be's Hill ADDS very much to the value OF 'hls
dwelling. - =, -,
After The above sale, az G o'clock 7. VI, he
BRICK STORE, with u DIVE LING above, con
tanning three four rooms, NO. IO3 west .laih
street now occupied rs drugstore by w v. " axe
K Co. The lot fronts % feet On Main sire y VINE
dept Of 90 feet. Thus properly - ilsily yaiua3
on account OF its being Immediately opposite
Monroe Park and it has always commanded good
rent. -, ,., l., ,to
TERMS One fourth cash: the residue IN three
equal ustalments upOn credit OF SIX. WE'VE anu
eighteen months purch iser 10 give nrgotahe notes
with interest added from day of SALE and title 70 be
retained until the purchase money - paid ~ fuI.
a. l.. BOULWARf
j. PRESTON co KE.
SPECIAL Commissioners.
FRANK ID. HILL CO., Aucti0neers. 1e ~
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BY Chafiin, Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
No, north Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
OBLE REAL ESTATE ON PINE STREET
NEAR SPRING STREET BY AUCTlON.-By vir-
tue of "A decree OF the Chancery Court of he city
of Richmond, In the cause of Winston aud ais. Us
Ross, entered on The 24th day OF June, 1880, the
undersigned, special commissioner thereby APP
pointed, viii SELL upon The premises, on WkDHEs-
DAY tue 30lh day of June, 1880. at @ O'clcck =.
NJ, that certain REAL ESTATE described In said
decree rs follows Beginning at point on the west
side OF Pine street distant in s0uihery direction
SO feeet from The intersection with spring street
and extending along Pine street OF feet IN south
wardly direction, and running back l40 feet be-
tween the lot assigned tile said ROss and line parIi-
lei thereto, and distant tberefrom log feet 10 an
alley In common In The rear"
TERMS One third cash, one third In six months
and one third In twelve months; the purchaser "a
give notes for The deferred payments, with Interest
added from the day OF sale, aud the title retained 10y
the Court until The whole OF the purchase money
has been paid and a conveyance ordered by the
Court. GEORGE L. HAW,
rf. Special Com missioner.
CHAFFIs, STAPLES l. CO., Auctioneers.
OK
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To the Galveston News.l
The result OF the trial OF James Currie
for the murder OF Porter, the actor, which
occurred ut Marshall about year ago, falls
like a tbunderbolt upon the law-atiding
people OF the broad domain OF Texas. 1t IS
not my purpose 10 criticise the action OF
the Jury that restored the prisoner to liberty,
for it Is presumable that their finding w as
based upon strictly legal grounds, but to
deal with law that is totally at variance
with both human and divine justice. The
releasing OF Currie upon the old plea OF
temporary insanity may be in accordance
with the letter and spirit OF the statute de-
fning under what conditions man whose
mental faculties have become impaired can
draw deadly weapon, and launch the soul
Of felIow-being into eternity without
moments warning, or even the slightest
pretext Of provocaiiou, but 1t will be Il very
difficult matter, indeed, 10 convince the
Is founded upon equity.
The history OF the crime for which Cur
RE was arraigned, tried, and acquitted, is
familiar to The readers OF the NeuS. IL was
theme confined not alone TO the people oil
Texas, but, on account Of It's enormty, had
become Of national concern. AT the time
the offence was committed howl OF Indig-
nation was raised throughout the country
by the northern press, aud Texas was look
ed upon as the home OF the desperate, the
goal OF whose ambition was in branding
women as harlots and numbering peaceable.
unarmed men. The feeling was warm and
bitter; but ut last. when the excitement
had subsidized and reason resumed its sway,
the people OF the North found c0nsola.
ton Ia the belief that though the dead
could not be restored TO lie, nor the weep
ing and mourning relatives OF the murdered
victim be made oblivions Of the cause OF
their sorrow, Texas would unhesitatingly
vindIcate her honor, and establish preee-
dent that would In the future impart feel
Ing OF security TO her own citizens a. we'll
a. 70 the strangers within Der gates. How
far these hopes have been realized, and IN
what estimation people abroad bold thu
criminal Jurisprudence Of Texas, Is easy o.
conjecture. t44a ~
That the burden OF proof was over
whelminR against Currie, II IL only neces
sary 10 refer TO the evidence ar published
IL the Neus. But whether the defendan
was justified under the plea of insanity TO
the commission OF the deed for which b.
Was arrnikned and acquitted IL thesi
that will admit Of some calculation.
might. perhaps, be valuable for future guild
ance. Tbs accusation that Currfe wss Ia u
lntoxjcalcd state u the time OF tho di01cult,
0s6 cop6l(o6iysly established, aud upon thI
fact wus mara tbs pies which resulted 10 BIZ
tequitsal. u CuSris Was really insane, II 1
evident that bis insanity was superinducei
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ByGeorge s. vashon & Son. Auctioneers,
No, 7 Tenth street.
PY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF TIKI

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
I'D Chancerv Court or the city of Richmond. en-
tered on the 22d day OF April. 1880 In the suit OF
Dciricks executor rs. DeiIrick and ais, will sell
at public auciioB, on The premises, on THURSDAY,
July /, 1880, at O'clock Il. NJ, that certain
THREE STORY BRICK STORE on The north side
of Main street near Fifteenth str ct, and adjoining
the 81. Charles Hotel. The LOT has trout OF 20
feet on Main street. and runs back within parallel
lines some 100 or 1870 fees 10 an ailey. The PRO,
PERTY Is now renting for 1000 per annum. and
being In the centre OF the business portion az the
city should attract the attention of those seeking
safe aud hrst-cass investments. a,
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at SIX. twelve,
aud eighteen months for negotiable notes, WITH In
terest added aud The title retained untii The pur-
ella e- money Is fully paid and CONVEYANCE or
dered by the Court. ). l.. DIETRICH,
ie2l Executor and Trustee.
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By John NJ. GoddIn, Auctioneer,
No. HOG Main street.

COMMISSIONERS sALE.-Urd der de.
~ cree Of the Chancery Court OF Richmond,
Will, or MONDAY, June 25th next, on the prem
iscs at p. NJ. offer for sale az public anc,loh tue
LOT, with TWO BRICK TENEMENIs thereon,
fronting 7e feet on the alley tsoutn OF bSru srvy.
a depth or 2,H feet being part OF Lot 30. 4o7 In
The plan of Richmond, OF which Florence sullivan
TERMS: One third cash balance In equal install
mcnts N six and twelve months. negotiable notes
,heresor JOHN JOHNS, JR..
a. % COMMISSIONS.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
" VALUABLE LOT 130x163A FEET. STU
ATED AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
MAIN AND SIXTH STREtTS.-ln execution OF
a decree OF the Chancery Court or Richmond, en-
tered I'm the case OF Browns administrator rs. Bur-
ions administrator The undersigned, special COM
missioners thereby appointed, VIII sell by alclon,
npon the premises on FRIDAY, the ID day OF Ju'y.
Commencing at O'Clock L. NJ, LOT No. 547 in
the piau of the city, situated opposite iha Second
Daptist church fronting on Main street l29A Iret
more or less, aud ruL liug back OH SIKH street
1851 feet 10 an alley. ann,
Ii Is now oecupi by Messrs. Rogers & Miller as
m.rbe-yard and by Mr.. &. Leonhard and oiherSa rs
shops. and II has also upon 1t brick dwelling on
Sixth street. ,
This properly embraces a large area, occupying
An elevated situation. Just above the business pOr-
iiou of the city, aud Is splendid site for hoie or
opera. house. or, By subdivision, for any pur-
noses recurring q pleasant and central location.
II will be sold either as whole or sub divided luo
lois of convenient sizes. as shown on plat 10 be
seen nj the Office Of the auctcneers, as may be
deem 90 best at the time of sale,
TERMS OF SALE: One fourth cash, the balance
a one two and three years, bearing interest payable
semi.annay at per cent, with negotiable notes for
,he credit paymenis and the interest instruments
and The titles 10 be retained by the Court until full
nayment is made WILLIAM W. CRUMP,
P-' WILLIAM l.. ROYALL,
A. l.. BDULWARE,
II. II. MARSHALL.
SPECIAL Commis sloners.
Sales TO be conducted by GRUBBs q WILLIAMS
AuctiOneers. ~ 20
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A connects for Farmve. Lynchburg,. and al
points in the Southwest.
B connects for Milton, ". G. 49,
& connects for hsheville and all points In Yves
North Carolina.
d connects for Macon and all points in southwe'
Georgia. ,,
4 connects for Jacksonville and all points In Flo
rida. ,
Georgia, and Chattanooga, Nashville, hemphis' AM
all Texas points. -
n connects for Galveston and all Texas points.
Trains from the aboye-named points GrrLr. 81
Richmond at 4:43P p. NJ, $50 a. NJ. and 6:39 I. vi
Trains between Greensboro and Salem run daliy
except sunday.
Trains on North Carolina division make connec.
tlOn at Colds bOro' with the W. W. X. Il. to ano
from Weldon and Wilmington.
r,Is through on Train No. 4S froIR New York anf
Richmond TO Atlanta Ga, on Train NO. ~ IRON
Washington to Augusta. Ga. 1ta Richmond
Bon Air passenger train leaves Richmond NJ
p NJ; arrives at Bon Air at 1920 Z. NJ arrives
nj COalfield at 7:30 L. VI. Returning leaves Coal
field at Z A. NJ Ron Air at $40 A. ~, and arrive;
at Richmond at $50 A. NJ.
Tickets gold 10 all points south. southeast, apc
south west and baggage checked through.
No iay-oyer checks given GU local tie.ets.
JOHN II. MACMURDO,
General Passenger Agent
r. VI. II. TALCoTT, General superintendent
- 49, - my IL
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BY Frank u. I'M & Co..
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneefS'
1lO4 Main street, .f

=.
tJuo. n. Lsughton, Jr.. Ancsioneer' sa'esman'
GALE OF THE yALENTINE.HOUsE
- riyRyiTURE AT AUCTION.-On MUNnh !
The ash aant At 10 o'clock s, we w' and cspo
~, esss ali The FURNITURE recently used N con-
dactng This large ny &c spns wWER SUITS
comnlrte With marble TOP ntecrs xoa
wkRiJROBFs. BUREAUS, WAshSIMSpS'
tRrSCiI.PLATE MANTEL.MlRkOhr m, rs
RfPs PARfoR SUIT NhRDL d INK .JrAA JAZZ
MAtIo1;ANY SECRETARY and BDVh'ShSH'
CARPETS. MATTINGS. OIL.CLOnh
TUiLET sETs, FLNDERS, HAI-HAlSshs'
c,iJ. PAINTINGS. WINDOW. SHADES,
Ma WaJItti Any MARBfE-TOP sIDEBOAnD:
Several WALNUT EXTENSION snd "ooNp'
A L I.Sre loii Of cRocKERY. GLASSWARE
CHINA, sILvER.PLA1E Ed ana sioSh-
One " vERY FINE HOTEL COPPER COFFEE
CANE and woOD-sEAT CHAIRS, TABLES.
KITCHEN and LAUNDRY fURNITukE. &C
IN which the attention OF families and dealers IN
seconds hand furniture Is called. ..
II. ~. HILL CO., Anctioneer..
JNo. p. LAUGHTON. DR.. SALESMAN. ezo-Zt
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BY Furman Upper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
No.IOl6 Main street. corner OF Eleventh.
DEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE OF
A SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF
FURNITURE,
BtTT LITTLE USED AND GOOD AS NEW.

nv request OF the owner. will sell by auction. at
the Richmond Fema'e Institute, corner OF TENN
and Marshall streets, on THURSDAY NEXT, July
St al 10 A. NJ. elegant and varied collection OF
choice FURNITURE, consisting IN part OF tho foi'
lowing articles: o,,,,,
FIRE DREssING-CAsE C II b f SUIT
French pla'c Mirror-9 pieces;
BUREAU SET CHAMBER SUGT-ll pieces;
3 HANDSOME WARDROBES;
Splendid BOOK CASE;
2 WALNUT TABLES;
EXTENSION, WORK. and HALL-IABLESi
HAT-RACK and ETAGERE; =,
FANCY, HAIR-CLOTH, and w AK < I'll l. i
HAIR.CLOTH LOUNGE and REP ROCK ER:
MARBI.E. TOP WASHSTAND and BED-SPRlNG
PICTURES and ENGRAVINGS,
SAFE and FINE S1DEBOARD.
2 SUPERIOR CVOKING-STOVES and UTEN'
sILS;
SIDE SADDLE, &C. .., ,ux-,>,,,.,
AuciiOneer.
Sale conducted by JNo. v. LAUGHroN, Jr.
The above FURNITU RE u strictly FIRST class In
every particular, and in order that II may be eX'
amined by those desiring 10 purchase The rooms
will b. opened ON day oil sale from $50 A, NJ. III
hour Of sale. Je 20
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BY Challin, staples & Co..
Real Estate Agents and AuctlOneers,
No. north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELL
l. ING ON MAYO STREET BY AUCTlON.-By
virtue Of certain deed of trust from James c;
John on and wife. dated october Is. 1878. and
duly recorded in the clerks office of Richmond
Chaneery Court, in Decd Book ll3 A, page 3f9:
default having been MADE I'm the payment or one or
The notes therein secured, and being so required by
the beneficiary, we will sell. on th1 premises on
FRIDAY, July 2, 1880. at g O'Clock +. W., ne SUP,
stantial, we-bnt. ana conNenienuy.iocated
BRICK DWELLING. on the east sac Oh mayo
street and south side Of the continuation OF Ross
street, formerly occupied by }. W. frayser, so.
The LOT fronts 80 feet. more or less, on Mayo
TERMS: By consent, enough In cash TO defrsy the
expense OF sale and TO pay of and Discharge note
of s75 with interest thereon from the 15th April,
1880 until paid and the balance In three equal In
stalmenis at four, eight and twelve months, with
Interest added, for negotiable notes secured by n
The taxes for 1880 10 be paid by the purchaser,
and the properly TO be kept insured until the lien Is
liquidased. X. u. CHAEtlN,
II. l.. STAPLES,
Trustees.
CHAPLIN. STAPLES K CO.. Auciioneers. je 22
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By Robert b. LYME,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT LARGE
i THREE-STORY STOCK-BRICK DWELLING
SITUATED AT THE NORTHEAST CORNE OF
PINE AND CHINA STREETS. CONTAINING
NINE ROOMS, KITCHEN, WATER, STABLE
&C. AND SMALL FRAME STORE IN REAR Oh
DWELLING. AT AUCTION.-ln execution of q
certain deed of trust dated 9Th September. ISIS
and duly recorded IN Richmond Chancery Court. ID.
Il. ll3 c, page III. will offer for sale upon me
premises. on WEDNESDAY the 3Oih DAY OF juno,
1850, ut O'Clock L. ~. heug required 50 10 90 Oy
the holder Of he note secured thereby, default nav
ing been made in the payment of The same, me
PROPERTY above described. The 10! fronts ~
feet ut the north line OF Chns street and runs back
on Pine street l25 feet. and Is laid on WIN me
shrubbery, &c. The HOUSE is one OF me best IL
that locality aud Is now occupied by g0od tenant
ard Welding fair rental. The l0t Wili De SUD
divided on the day Ct sale II desired: rms OFFERS
good onportunlty 10 purchase good property IN q
ueighborhooa that Is rapidly improving, aud when
Is bound to enhance in value.
penses of sale and su!icency 10 pay On note 81
II 300 with all costs. &c, thereoD,it Is probable
Thai more liberal terms will be given NJ sale.
iel3 ROBERT II. LYME, Trustee.
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By Edward Cohen,
stock-yroker and Auciloneer.

SALE OF ONE
" HUNDRED SHARES OF STOCK OF THE
TION,-Pursuant 10 decree OF the Chaneery Court
Of the ely Of Richmond, the subscriber VIII sell at
public auction 90 THURSDAY, July 4. 1850. al ~
change, No. 1II5 Main street, Richmond, Va, ON Y
UJiNDRED SHARES OF TIE STOCK OF SAID
BANK, for merly owned by William -, Jones q Co
and William NJ. Jones.
TERMS: Cash. WiLLiAM =. LEAhE,
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by Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
No. lib Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA.
" BILE REAL ESTATE ON MAIN SIREET
RFTWEFS TWENTY. SECOND AND TWENTY
TIIIKD STREETS BY AUCTlON.-By virtue OF a
decree of the Chanc, ry Court OF the city of Rich
mono on the 22d day OF June, 1884, IN the SUIT oi
stewart RS Mason and others, we. as special CON-
miss;oners therein ramed Will sell by auction. on
The premises on MONDAY the 2Sth day OF jane
$3.50 ST q O'clock r. M. LARGE BRICK STORE,
with a TWO STORY DWELLING above and other
improysmen,s thereto belonging, and LOT on which
said improvements stand. fronting lss feet on ne
north eide OF Main street between Twsnty-second
and Twenty third streets and running back between
paraliel lines 964 feet to an alley feet wide
TERMS One third cash = balance IN SIX ana twelVe
m nths negotiable notes given for the deferred pay.
ments with interest added and the title retained
until The whole purcha'e-money Is paid and con-
J. V. REDDY,
RIG. SCOTT,
j. PRESTON COOKE,
ie2S Special Commissioners
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Nv j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent ana Auctioneer'
No.lll3 Main street.

4 NEW SMALL FRAME HOUSE AND
V0iR STREET.-At the request pf the owner
bs wing removed from the city. will sell at puzzle
auction on MONDAY, June 2Sth. ut O'Clock L.
NJ The above PROPERTY. situated on said street
near me western gate Of Holly wood cemetery: Inc
LOT fronts 81 feet, with depth OF about 100 iees.
twelve months with @ per cent. interest, secured by
a dead of trust j. THOMPSON BROWN,
"a "a Auciioneer.
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AUCTION SALES--.Future Dns 49,
By J. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecrs
No. I113 Main strtet.
4 MOST DESIRABLE AND CEN
"A rsALLy.LocATED CORNER RESI-
DENCE, SITUATED AT THE
SOUTHWEST CORNER
OF NINTH AND MARSHALL STREETS

Atthe request Of the owner. win sell at puoh'
auction on +-
TUESDAY. GOTH JUNE, AT O'Clock r Ms
the above DESIRABLE FIRsT.rLAssss o HRicki 4
RFsDENCE situated as above. Tie dMe,h .uer, 4.
veil igiit with large and airy rooms. rear pori,
Goes sn on Of The street ihe entire
In front and side Of the dweng an0S h.rs besides
day. There are ten or more laIso '''
o,fer rooms, closnts. baths. &C. .r., foo, N
THE lof fronts AZ feet with dcp'n ~ II, 80 :, ~
a., aIev twenty feet wide, aud has ont or'ck s'a-
Bile and car Rag house. -. 49,. ,ro,,ar,v a
~ seldon such desirable irst-cass proper,y 10
Gonna on the MARKET and persons looking ior suc,'
conveniently located 10 chnrches df uyoeray in
na n 10 reci more adapted TO their wants, ana eau
attend this sale With expectation OF the sale being
ih s,, s nne fourth cash balance at one ana
80 xasrs n ncr cent, Interest," or rs credit-pay-
mems, III reasonable, III VIII Ds maui " ''' ~
chasers hearing q per cent interest. ,..o.. ,ha
The property can seen at any Time between the
hours"i "A ." j. THOMPSON BYOWN,
m AUctionetr.