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Arrested For Alleged Fraud.

NEW YORK, June 23.-Albert Slocum, man. ufacturer of straw goods, of Milwaukee, the largest concern in the Northwest, whose as- signment with liabilities of $25o, 1000 was tele- graphed from Milwaukee, has been arrested in this city on the ground of alleged fraudu- lent disposition of property with intent to defraud his creditors and alleged fraudulent statement to obtain credit. While in charge of the officers it is said he was allowed to telegraph to Milwaukee to have his assign ment made there He evidently had the deed prepared to have it filed at short notice It is alleged that he told Zeimmerman & Co.,, at whose instance he was arrested, that they could take forty-five cents on the dollar or he would fix things that they could get nothing. He owes them $61, 1000.
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.xAA FINE RESIDENCE in Brick Block west side E'';; of College street, corner of Grove Is rooms EiIl with all modern improvements dining room on parlor floor large yard and garden.
 FRANK M WARD, 139 Col ege street, ie13tf or ALFRED WALKER, 89 Orange street.
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FOR. RENT.
TO RENT.

he2s WITH BOARD suites single Rooms fur ESsH nished or unfurnjshed: all modern improve E.il me ts. Also Table Board by the week or day 3tf SS ELM STREET.
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ENGTNE HOUSE FOR SATF

pursuance of an order passed by the Board of Common Council authorizing the Fire Commis s1oners to sell the house aud land now occupiej by Stea Fire Engine Co No. situate on Congress ave nue they hereby notify all whom it may that b1s for the purchase of said property will ed at the office of the Chief ngneer until the even ing or July 9th at which time trey will opened n presence Of bidders The Board reserve the right to reject any or all bids Attest:
 je24tjy5 BENJ M PRESCOTT C,1e-1,
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DISSOLUTION.

YEYHE FIRM of T. B. BAKER & co. is dissolved this day by mutual consent. All persons owing the above firm are reques ed to make immediate settle nent of their accounts
 New Haven, June 21, 1881.
 T. B. BAKER. JR.
 CROWEIL NICKRRSON. MT. Crowel1 Nickerson will continue he wholesale fish business st the old stand 166 Long Wharf e23 2t
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 AesA THE brown front four story Store, corner of E;;H State and Fair street has large four story kilI building Fair street. well arranged for the flour and grain business, (for which it buft,) for any manufacturing business, being very well lighted. Terms liberal. Apply to
 E. A. GILBERT, ;a1ae+ 33o Chapel Street.
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Country Residence For Sale.

OOunIfy 6eS1OenC0 For Sale.
 ls7A THE property of the late G. H. Clinton con #iiG sfsting of Dwelling House, Barn, and twenty MllA acres of land eight acres i the town of Wood bridge and the remainder in Westville adjoining It IS situated on the Ansonia stage road about miles from the City Hall. The house is of Gothic styl containing nine rooms and commands a fine view of the city. harbor, East and West Rock &c., thriving young orchard adjoins with variety of apple pear O peach trees. About third of the land is cultiya ted and the remainder woodland For further infor nation. inquire on the premises, or address
 1e24 Ct P O. BOX 216 Westvi1le, Ct.
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Store i'm State Street tO Rent.

The building situated 166i Long Wharf. Will :;sa be sold on reasonable terms for cash. Inquire E<iiE of T. B. BAKER & CO,
 ie18 6t l66 Long Wharf, City.
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FOR, RENT.

AAAas nice furnished cottage and barn at Savin EssA Rock to rent for the season. Second floor, No
 Ea.I 6I Asylum street, $10; 239 Congress avenue, ST. For saIe-A shore house and barn, large grounds, Savin Rock. House has 21 rooms in first Class order and will be sold cheap. Small safe, soda fountain candy jars counters marble top tables show
 ieI8 If Room 8, 69 Church Street.
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A Shore Cottage, tuEIish ed, for S125. Also Houses Lafayette street, Sylvan avenue Grown street, and others.
 Real Estate Office 49 Church Street. Room 5 HosdIey Buildinr Ofhce open evenings is18 L.. F. COMSTOCK.
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8oarO an0 Roon1s.

Furnished Rooms with Board. &fAA TWO nic ly urnshed Rooms, either sepa-
 i rately or gether, pleasantly situated in very GsI desirab e locality, with 6oard can De Obtained at reas s1nable rates by applying at
 je15 If 529 CHAPEL ST., cor Park st.
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lS:A The fine residence of the late Samuel Russell. Esiia corner of Park and George streets, only five &.U minutes walk from the postofice. The house usually found in strictly rst-clasa house. Lot 159 feet on Park street. 22O feet George street. run ming through to Spruce street. The grounds stocked with trees and vines, bearing the choicest rfeties of fruit in great abundance The house with 75 feet on Park street running through to Spruce street including barn, will be sold separate If de- sired Apply to E. BLACKMAN,
 n16 174 York st.. cor. Chapel st.. New Haven.
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Established in 1857. Buckets :! Buckets !! EEAND-M MADE We'll Buckets, Prison Buckets, Wa \ ter Fits, and all kinds of Cooper Work made and repaired to order by
 Isaac s. Dickerman, Elm. opp. Barnett St.. Westville, Conn. naa302tdw3Ib
 The Granite State Moving Ma
 chine,
 A CKNOWLEDGED by all who have usea it the A Best in the World. For sale at 2I1 WEST WATER STREET, corner State. Orders should be sent at once. je16 MFS9tw3t Wire Window Screens and Doors. ATTAINED and Black Walnut, made to fit any win - dow door, for less price than any other place in the city. CONN WIRE WORKS, iel6 MFSetw3t 211 West Wat+r St State.
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Second National Rank of New Ha-

Ftftteth SemI-A s.ual Dividend. 'VNHE Second National Bank of New Haven has de \ clared dividen1 of five (5 per cent, payabl. the stockholders and after July Ist proxfmo The ransfer books will be closed from date till the 1tt proximo l. K WARD Cashier
 New Haven June 23 I881 IaoA o711y
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FOR SAIL

AROUSE AND LOT on Artisan street will s'a be sold low. is rented for 10 per cent on HlnA what 1t can ba bought for. MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
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GARDNER MORSE,

also with Stable Carriage House and about Three Acres with frontage of 240 feet the avenue and shore, will be sold or rented to private family for the season.
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the court Joseph denied any knowledge of the affair, and gave detached statement of his whereabouts Wednesday night, trying to prove an alibi. Judge Eggleston said he found probable cause to hold the prisoner for trial before the Superior Court at the criminal term, beginning the fourth Tuesday in July. and held him under $2. 500 bonds. 'You are going" said the judge, 'just where told you you would go three years ago. And you are going more rapidly than any man know of" The prisoner replied: If go, I go for nothing" The judge said "If you go, you will go for setting fire to your fathers barn, and for the benefit of your friends and security in general
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AMES-In Plantsville, on Wednesday, June 15, son
 to Ida E. 0. and O. L. Anes. CATLIN-In Bridgeport, June 22, son to Frank and
 Alma Catlin.
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8ed 6stxte.
FOR RENt
i. FOR RENT,

FOR KEN = xs5 SIX rooms, mp stairs, in house No. Clark Esis,Ia street. City water and well. Inquire s<l.l my24 If ON THE PREMI LES.
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MAYER, STROUSE x CO,
GOODHEI.P

'ENHoSE in need of good help for either city conn.,
 N try. hotels or boarding houses will find if to their advantage to call at No 293 Grand rect vbere great care is taken in sending out respectable trust worthy help of all nationalities. iaoI et
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MARRIAGES.

MONSoN-HARD-In Stratford, June Fist, at the residence of brides parents, by the Rev Arthur Sloan, Charles H. Monson of New Haven, to Susie F. daughter of John Hard of Stratford. #s EDMOND-YOUNG-In Norwich, June 15 Henry v Edmond and Mary H., daughter of David Young, both of Norwich.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
BIRTHS.

Msx Tarnp 69; Min. Tenn, 50: Total Rainfall or Melted Snow (inches and 100ths, 300; Max velocity of wind Il miles per hour.
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Agents Wanted to Sell

ENAMiLY Bibles, photograph albums dictioparies
 A histories, religious and standard books on monthly payments GAY BE OTHERS publishers importers and booksellers, 256 Chapel st eet New Haven, Conn 66 State street, Hartford. Com tCourant buildingl Fred Gay X Co, F Murray street, N r.: Gay Brothers Co., IT Murray street N Y: and, Philadelphia, Pa, 722 Chestnut street pittsourg Pa 20 Fifth avenue; St. Louis Mo 3S singer building Cleveland. Ohio, Atwater butldine
 Spr1nghe!d Mass' 309 Main street Syracuse N F. 4o L rned block Buffalo N Y, is2 Main street A1oulsfIile n.y., lof F11tn avenue.
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For Sale at d Bargain.

AeAa HOUSE on Shetland avenue, Fair Haven @sii; Heights; rooms; furnis ed or unfurnished @l beautiful location; cheap rent to good tenant.
 CHAS. H. FOWLER, Attorney, je23 6t= Glebe Building, Chapel, cor. Church.
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Auction xALEs--Futars Days.
by r.. d. Chsfin & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
No. north Tenth street.
SALE
HANDSOME PROPERTY
SITUATED on THE SOUTHEAST CORNER
FRANKLIN AND sHAFER STREETS,
ONE SQUARE ABOVE MONROE PARK.
one OF THE MOST DESIRABLE LOCATIONS
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.

nv virtue Of decree Of the Chancery Court Of
the city of Richmond In the Gaze OF Mccarthy
who sues, &C.. Us. Dickinson et dis., entered on
kpril rs, 1881, the undersigned. special commits
sloners appointed for The purpose. VIII proceed I'd
sell by public auction, on The premises on
WEDNESDAY. NAY IL, 1881,
at 5x O'Clock L. NJ, that TRULY VALUABLE
PROPERTY. located as above described IRONING
G5 feet fmore or less) the south sde OF Franklin
street, and running back the same wldih between
p2raIel lines along the east liue Of Sbafer street
$50 feet to an alley 20 feet wide.
The CORNER LOT, with the improvements
thereon fronting about 3j feet. will he offered hrst.
After which, the VACANT LOT adjoining on Inc
east: or II will be sold as whole If deemed best al
the hour of sale.
The DWELLING has about thirteen rooms, gas,
water, bathroom, and is IN good repair.
This sale offers opportunity 10 secure one oI
the most desirable lots now Offering In the most
fashionable part OF our city, and should attract me
attention of all In search of Dir tclass property ihat
will certainly increase In value.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance IN three equal
payments at six. Twelve, and eigh cen months Tor
notes, with per cent. interest added: tle TO DE
retained until the Durchase-money Is pJid in full
and conveyance ordered by the Court go
ROGkRT STILES,
A. X. COURTNEY,
JAMES CASKIE,
Special Comm issOners.
X. u. CHAFFTN & co., AuciIoDeers. APP ~
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.UrrTor aAIEe-rat.rs nays.
by Robert %. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1919 Main street.

U,rRsT.CLAss FOUR-sTORY STOCK
BRICK DWELLING.
No. 1911 ROSS STREET,
WITH GRANITE STEPS AND ELEGANT
GROUNDS ATTACHED,
FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
nv request OF Mr.. samuel 8. Cotirell. the owner
fwho is declining houseksepingl. l shah offer for
sale upon the premises, by public auction on
TUESDAY THE 10TH DAY OF MAY, 1881,
and attractive RESIDENCE now and for many
wears occupied by Mr. Cotireli as his home IL con,
ta,ns ten rooms exclusive or library, sain- ana
siore-rooms; VIDE hats: detached brick Kitchen OF
three room. with range, boiler &c. IN the bise
m, nt or sitting room Is fine Lafrobe stove. which
heats the several rooms above The premises are
in ihr rough repair and have complete cuyert ana
water conneclions In fact. this properly Is COM
njee I'm every respect. The side-yard Is hands0me'
Is ornamented with shrubbery Crane vines. frult-
The rear yard Is partly paved aud beautifully turfed
All the rooms have gas-6xtures The LOCATION anI
con yepence OF the stua ION OF this prop rty snoi
com mend Il to an, one seeking n real comfortable
and pleasant home-rctred, yet stu within hye
minutes, walk OF the Gentle of business. An In
sp, CT ion Of The premises and grounds WIN satisiy
apy one OF IFS attraotlveness. The lot fronts on
south side of Ross street IL feet, aud extends Dack
| about Oh feet TO a wide alley.
THE TERMS OF SALE will be exceedingly liberal
say sixth cash; The balance upon credt 0, Oh %
two three, four aud Il, years, negotiable notes.
| per cent interest, payable half annuaiy: 1T,
Special and particular attention Is calIed 10 inis
sale as the owner f. determined 10 sell and give iui
| possession by lst day of June next "a J..
The house will be open for inspection from z "
O'Clock on day of sale, from o'clock of The eve
ming 10 hour OF SALE BOBERT u. IL Mr.,
nv 3 hucioueci.
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By W. Goddln,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il REAL ESTATE On THE SOUTHWEST SIDE
OF WATER STREET NEAR 1IIF WuARVts
OF THE OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP conf
PANY, ADJOINING THE SHIP-LOCKS.-By vir-
tue OF deco OF trust bearing date 27th January,
1862, from Colonel H. &. CaOell and wife to the uI-
derignod trustees. duly recorded In Richmond
ChanceIy Court, and IN accordance with the terms
Richmond entered on ne 10Th April, 1881, In Tie
ease OF toA's executor US. Cabel &C., shall offer
tor sale AT public auction. on the premises, on
FRIDAY, MAY l3, 1881.
al IL O'Clock 81. III fair; If not. on the fret fair
diy thereaf, er.l the following real. ESTATE lo-
Gated as above. and particularly described la the
plat OF survey recently made j. j. Peasants sur
Yeyor, aud died with the papers OF said csuse-yiz
LOT {. fronting so feet on Water street. running
hack on It's west line 100 feet, aud It's east hne
1877 feet 10 bank Of the ship. lock: and LOT ID,
fronting ON Water street 57J feet, running back on
us western line 1875 feet 10 the ship-Ock and the
avenue = Dock. aud fronting thereon about 100
leet; thence 10 Wharf street northwardly 65 feet
thence along the south line of Wharf street westerly
40 ieet thence along tie western side OF that street
northwardly l40 feet 10 Water street.
TERMS One fourth cash: balance AT six, twelve,
ana eighteen months. Tor negotiable notes, in crest
added, and title Retained Ill all OF the purchase.
money Is fully paid aud conveyance ordered by
the Court. :
The foregoing real estate IS Justly regarded as OF
great value by of It's location with the dock
Inc York River railroad depot, the wharyes of the
steam hin company. and Of the early completiun of
the Allegheny railroad.
JOHN HOWARD,
ALEXANDER II. SANDS,
my trustees ana Commits toner's.
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Auction SALES.--FUTURE Bays.
BY Grubbs 4 Williams,
Real Estate Agenfs and AuciiD8eers,
Eleventh street bet ~een Main aud BANK

EXECUTORS SALE OF A NICE
STORES. sEvESTEES fRAMgbDwgELLniHVIGSN,
sixfEEN L9Ts; ANn THAT ,vtRY villa.
THEREON, SITUATED AT Tar NOgrnWEtf
CORNER OF ROAD AND >EVtN1kkNrH
STREETS. At AUCTLON.-IB execution II III.
provisions Of the will Of the late MARY y. Pr.diy
we VIII sell BY auction, upon The premises re,.,.
lively in the order named below. o.
at 4 O'Clock +. ". the following REAL ESTATE
or which the decedsni died s,ik.d-iO VII:
LIST. The RESIDENCE lately occgIi,d by her,.
neat. and well built. with six room. and all d.
%. The LARGE STORE AND DWELLING
Broad streets. occupied by Mr.. T. u. William A. /,
drug store. IL has three stories be,ides ditc AM;
cellar VIZ ~ q ny % 3,o ;S fee, r.
SQUARE bounded by Broad, Manhall. S.y,a.
tenth; and Elsbteenih street.; tm9ruing THREE
DWELLiNG, and THREE BiIGniNG Io1 ~, w.
the nOrtn side Of Broad between Seyenfeenih ana
Eighteenth streets; ELtVEN FRAMED I'M
MENTs, TWO BRICK >TORES aud DWELL.
INGS. and THREE BUILDING LOTS Oh tie o.,
side of Seventeenth between Broad aHd Nag.i,
Streets; BUILDING LOT ou N,rsnan beta,,..
BRICK STORES ana DWELLINGS ana Xix
FRAMED TtNkMENTS On Eighteenth b.fw,.,.
Broad and Marshall streets, and EIGHT VACANT
LOIS fronlRR on wide court Opfnef In he centre
Of said square ana approached bs convenient aile,.
leading OUT 10 both seventeenth ana Marsha.
streets.
4th. VACANT LOT on The forth .iIe 81 jay
street between Sey nteenth and Burhsuan streets
Al 9I2Nl32 feet. with a well o. iuc water upOu
5th The VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY ST..
ated at the northwest corner Of Broad and s'A..-
teen Ia streets. fronting So feet on Broad street -
ming back ~ tect Seventeenth street. and lil.
Ing FIVE BUILDINGS upon it; 10 De sold FOL.
whole or subdiyided, rs may be determined - goo
time of sale.
The central situation Of all Of the shove prol' v
near 10 the main business part of the city. .'s.-
uent % the market, and 10 the tEe-ap"ake ..t
Ohio depot, causes IL 10 b. AZ all times Do acftf.
mand frOm good paying tenants. and 10 Is d0IY'.H
n any property 81 the kind iu the fbfifc cl' ...
be relied on 50 safely rs this for good r-.nrE- .f
an Investment. THIS IS rare opDcr unity fn Y..
good paving property.
ire auctl0peers viii take pleasure ia sh...
pats Of the property before he Gag ~ tar.
TERMS or SALE: one fourth cash: blalHr ..
six. Twelve, aud eighteen months. with iBtrr,-f. 4
secured by De, d OF trust.
II The sales are not completed on ODE above r.'i.
d4y. they win be adjourned % the neat 'r -'rr'..
DAY. Of which notice viii be- given.
GEORGE T.. WISE.
WILLIAM Is. tD>HT.
Executors of tiar Sc. Pr.l
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. Aactiou.e'-. af."
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY II. Seldom Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and AuctIoDeer,
Office corner Eleventh aud Bank streets.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF TWO
"A SMALL AND DESIRABLE sIOREs, WITH
DWELLINGS, ABOVE. LOCATED At IHE
sOtTTUFAsT CORNER OF MARsHAIL STREET
AND BROOK AVENUE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Al The request of Moses NIlbiser. Esq adminisffa-
tor or Mrs. Rebecca Reisner. deceased, VIII pro-
coed 10 sell public auction upon the premises, on
THURSDAY THE 5TH DAY or MAY, 1881,
commencing OF 81 O'Clock +. 81, the REAL
ESTATEas above lOca.ed. consisting Of that DE.
sIRABLE TwO-sTORY BRICK STORE and
DWELLING No. 327, at the southeast corner OF
Marshall street aud Brook avenue, con- aiming teye-
raj rooms besides the store ani good cellar. Inc
lot fronts 20 feet ON Brook avenue and runs back
40 feet TO a 3 foot alley Also. thi, FRAME STOKE
aud DIV ELLING No. 325, adjoining the above on
the south, containing three room besides the store
re lot fonts 40 feet and runs back It's northern
line 81 feet on IT'S southern line 80 feet, ana the
width thereof in The is feet, with the right
10 use an alley feet wide extending out TO Mar
shall street. This property Is 50 located as 70 COM
ma nj good tenants az all times at paying rentals,
so investments made therein must prove profitable.
Those disposed 10 purchase are Invited TO examine
the property before the day Of sale, and by calling
az the office of the auclioaeer nap OF the same
can be seen.
TERMS: One third cash: balance at six. twelve,
and eighteen months. for negotiable notes interest
added, and secured by a deed OF trust.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR,
ap29 Aucfioneer.
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~ " GnhdIll.
by W boudln.
Real Estate AuctiOuecr,
corner Eleventh and Sank streets.

EXECUTOR'SS SALE OF FIVE VALU-
II ABLE LOTS ON BROOK AND MOORE
AVENUES. NEAR TO BACON'S QUARTER
BRANCH TAVERN PROPkRTY.-At The request
of Mr. james Alfred Jones, executor of the late
Or. Patrick Cullen. ! shall offer for sale al pubic
auction, on the premi. e., On
MONDAY. NAY Q, 1881.
at O'clOr H. ", THREE LOTS locaied AS above.
each 2sXlOj feet 10 an alley. Nos. 2. 3, aud ),
and LOTS Nos. ard frontng together go feet
on The no. III ,lde Of Moore avenue, running back
about 1870 tret.
TERMS: At sale. W. GODOIN,
nv 3 AucttOuctr.
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By Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneei,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ LOT
- FRONTING CHIMBOGAZO PARK 46 FEET
Of GRACE BETWEEN THlRTY:tiRSI ATI'
FRAME HOUSE THEREON. AND A. LOT
PRINTING 35H FEET on SEVENTEENTH
BETWEEN CEDAR An - WASHlNGTON
STREETS. WITH \ FRAME STORE AN
DWELLING, NO. 75", AND \ LARGE FRAME
DWELLING CONTAINING ABOCI SIX
THEREON, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Ford, &c, Richmond Chaucrry Court-Decree
Hewlett, &c.S Of April 9.lssl.
IN execution of decree IN the aforementioned
suit, We, the undersigned. appointed special COM
mssioners thereby, viii offer for >tle upon the pre-
mlses, On
FRIDAY, MAY .. 1851,
az ) O'Clock z. M.-dr-t. the LOT fronting 46 feet
on Grace between Tmrty-irSt and 1hiily- secOHd
street., aud running bach IS fee, with a SMALL
TWO. STORY FRAME HOUSE containing four
FOODS, now occupied by tenants.
Immediately atlcrwird, say Ar O'Clock p. VI we
will offer for sale the LOT ON seventeenth street be-
tween Cedar and Washuglo streets. fronting 3JA
feet on seventeenth street, aud uos back tO tbc pro-
perry If the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pIny. The property Is in very good order and viii
pay well A. an Investment. The street has recently
been paved with granite spalis, aud Is in perfect
condition.
TERMS on the first ece VIII be- one fourth cash !:
the re. duc IN equal nslalmens al six, twelve, and
eighteen months. On the second piece one thild
ca h /; residue at six aud twelve mOnihs-ihe pur-
chasers Of either piece 70 give negotiable notes bear
ing per cent Interest from the day of Sale and the
title 10 be retained until the whole If the purchase
money is paid and conveyance ordered by the
Court tDW ARD N.tANNoN.
+. CARRINGTON CABELL.
ap24 Special commissioners.
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BY W. GOddln,
Real Estate Auclioneer,
corner Eleventh aud Bank stress.

GALE AT AUCTION OF TWO SMALL
~ BRICK TENEMENIS ON THE WEST SIDE
OF NINTH STREET, ADJOINING HAXALL's
CANAL AND THE NEW FREE BRIDGE.-Will
be sold At auction, on The premises, on
THURSDAY THE 5ru or NAY. 1881,
az o'clock Il. VI, those TWO BRICK TENE-
MENTs, located a. above, fronting together a6 l. q
Ieet on lhe west line or Ninth street, running back
10 feet 10 an Al ey feet Wide, and bounded ON the
south by an alley fee. wioe. The location OF tins
property Is regarded valuable for commercial or
other purposes.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at six, twelve.
and eighteen moaihs, for negotiable notes inlenest
added. secured By deed Of trust
APPS W. G0DDlN, Auctioncer.
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By j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and AuctlOuecr,
ll13 Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF A BRICK DWELL
~ ISG, No. 100 WEST CARY STRBET.-By
request Of owuer. who has permanently removed
from the city. will sell at public auction, on
TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1881,
at 81 O'Clock L. NJ that BRICK DWELLING. No
100 west Cary street. between Madison aud Jcfer-
son streets. The house il well buiit. containing
seven rooms, with gas and water, ana conveniently
located as 10 business, schools. MARKERS. and
churches. The LOT fronts l5Nl25 feet TO an alley
This IS The kind of property now in great demand
for renting purposes. Parties desiring TO invest
prOiiably should Dc present.
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance at SIN, twelve
and eighteen III Jnlhs, secured by irus-detd.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
my Auc,iOnecr.