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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-11

The will OF the late Hon. +. j. M. Hale,
Of Hoverhll. Mass, among other Things,
beoueaths $780, 900 TO the public library OF
that city. a valuable piece OF real estate III
8ayerhill and $4,000 to the City Hospital,
a. 600 10 the Wld Ladies' Home Associa'
i,on, and $4,000 to the American Bible
Society.
The msjority OF the Judiciary Committee
OF the New Hampshire House have present.
ed a resolution that the House do not 90 into
an election OF United States senator al
this session, and that the subject be post
poned to the next session OF the Legisla'
ture.
Eighty students OF the State Normal
School, at MllIersyilIe, Pa, Withdrew on
Wednesday In consequence OF The expnl'
sion Of two OF their number. The rebels
hired band and walked In procession to
the depot, serenadipg tie newspaper offices
on the route.
Private advices from Ohio indicate that
the Democrats, at their Convention TO DC
held on Monday next, will nominate Tor
Governor Mr.. Theo. Cooke, OF Cincinnati.
n man OF considerable wealth, and formerly
bank president In Cincinnati.
The Washington Post says: The "promi-
nent Virginian who says that Garfield and
Blaine have given in their adhesion 10 Ma
homes reputation cause In Virginia would
command more credit II he accompanied his
statement with some responsible name.
The Washington correspondent OF the st.
Louis Republican says The Rea0justers
ought to have nominated Massey for Lieu
tenant. Governor and John S. Wise for At
torney.General.
What will Roscoe say about Ohio men
now, since the Cleveland Convention on
Wednesday endorsed President Garfield's
Administration Do these Ohio varets want
10 break bis heart entirely?
A father and sou were killed by lightning
near Baltimore Thursday evening.
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The Siay al last night says: Inc repoa. -.
sAss me President and Secretary bta,ne naa
nrousI,dedIv endorsed the MSu u!,nar,
s;sSes ana platform Is denied by pIomlnen.
Virriuia Republicans. The ACCOMPLISHMENT
nae not. from the best Information posr
tiye,y determined upon any pos'cy IN re-
sard to Virginia politics. c.
The fact that Mr.. Archibald w. cs" ~.
hell has retired from the ed'torsnip VI s"e
wheeling Nv. Val fnfeuigencer mas sn, ed
rise 10 the belief that be is 70 DC spp ILL., A.
minister to Berlin, For TINS P'sv' M
Campbell, II Is known, Is an sppmosa.' In.
Government receipts 20, .o.os s,,s, ~ $500.
ternai revenue, $44i,S01.io; eus'0'"'' s1'''
9a9 o.
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BY FurInan Upper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lO16 Main street.

A TTRACTIvE AUCTION SALE OF
n VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON GRACE
STREET NEAR LAUREi..-BJ request of thu
owner, / shall sell by auction, on
FRIDAY. JUNE II, 1881,
on the premises. at @ o'clock Z. NJ. those truly
BEAUTIFUL LOTS. commencing at point l0t
feet west of the west line of Laurel street. and
ming thence westwardly. and fronting on the nortf
line Of Grace street 50 feet. and extending bach
40 TO $50 feet 10 alley 3 feet wide.
These lots are most Handsomely located, being Ell.
yirOned by new and substantial improvements and
In locality much sought aft T for pleasant home:
and paving Investments.
TERMS One fnh cash balance In six. twelve
tightee %, and twenty-four months, per cent. III
added 10 deferred notes. ard secured nv trust
deed FURMAS UPPER,
10 IL Auc;ioneer.
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Tue JAPANESE AND THEIR FOOD.-Miss
Bird, the authoress OF the interesting new
book "Unbeaten Tracks in Japan,v re-.
marks: 1.-THE fact is, that unless one can
i've on rice, tea, and eggs, food must be
taken. as the fishy and vegetable abomina-
lions known as Japanese food can only
soc swallowed aud digested by few, and
Snat after long practice. After several
months travelling In some of the toughest
parts In the interior, should advise per.
SOD ~ average health-and none others
SHOULD travel ia Japsn-not to cucumber
himself with timed meats, soups. claret. OF
any eatables or drinkables except Liebig'.
Extract OF Meal" Morning Post.
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by Robert y. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auclioneei'
1912 Main street

SALEOF FOUR FRAMETENEMEN :
- Nos. sos, 5O7. 500. AND ST.. FkoN ,l, IN
on MORGAS's ALLEf bhfWEESS !" kt\D
AND FOURTH STREETS AND Akl TX
CANAL STREET.. AND lMMeDlAlhLl -
REAR OF THE RE>lDt%cE OF I. :, nlAtS\H6
ENsHIP, ESQ: >; +. RoBlSsVS' or ~
CANAL STREET BETWEEN IhikD ~ ~
FOURTH STREETS. AT AUCTION y lhs
ases, OF the heirs OF Mrs. A. q. Morgan d..
/ vii offer for sale, upon The premise 'n
MONDAY, JUNE Is, lssI
nj o o'clock 4. NJ, the PROPERTY above meg,
toned. The hou es have al ali iim - oN..-.
their desirable location. commanded good ieh'' I
aud yielded fair rentals. Zach house mas ,.'t 4
about 81 feet and runs hack 10 an alrN MI
on the north side OF Canal street fronts "a i''
runs back to the houses. $500, IA
This properly viii pay avery large p-fVs.,, t,r
the amount invested, and no better oppoi ~ ne
q good. solid investment eau he had. 4, - -
property can be seen al the ONCE OF The set ia
Terms: VIII be literal and annoenee' ~
,e AueGiouscs'
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HARVARD UNIVERSITY.
INSTRUCTION IN POLITICAL SCIENCES.

me following regular courses Of study are open
without examination, TO competent students moi
candidates for degree The fees are in Ito ease es'
than $50 nor n ore than $50 year. Figures In &
denote the number OF exercises per week:
CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY. 7. Constitutional
Government In England and the United States. ~
II. Constitutional aud Political History of the
United states 10 1850. t3l III. Forms OF Govern
meDt aud Political Constitutions since 1 $50. lzi-
POLITICAL ECONOMY. I. Milis's Principles Of Pc
htcal ECONOMY; Financial Ii Rslarion ofthe Uulied
States. t3) u. Cairnes's Principles OF Political
ECONOMY; Giffen's Essavs IN Finance az III. Pub
nc Finance. 1)-LEGAL SCIENCE. I. Jurtspru-
dence: Austin. ~ II. Constitutional Law Of the
CDlied States. az w. Public international Law
aud History OF Modern Treaties. l3) ~. Roman
Law; Institutes OF Gaius ana JustiDian. 80 v. The
Roman Law OF Inheritance. ~ vi. The LEGAL In
stations OF the Franks, Anglo-saxons, and Nor
mans 49,
The next Academic year begins SEPTEMBER
20. 1891. Fur further information address
FW. TAus5iG, Secretary.
Ap IL -Th&SalyW Cambridge, Mass.
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By GrubDs 4 Williams,
Real Estate Agents snd Anctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
~ VERY VALUABLE SUBURBAN FARM
Known AS SHARON" LYING ON THE
WESTHAM ROAD TWO MILES FROM RICH
MOND, AT AUCTION.-In exec uiiOn of 4 decree
OF the Chancery Court of Richmond, entered on The
9th day OF Noyemb r. $780, In The case of HOyer n
Ludwig rs. Clenieniug, sc. the undersigned, spe.
cal commissioners thereby appointed, will sell by
auction. on
TUESDAY. JUNE 2IsT,
at 9 O'Clock NJ. at the Office of Grubhs K Williams,
aucuoneers, the FARM above referred 10, for
merly owned by John Clencening, and for several
years past occupied by Mr. Il. T. Stops Is lies on
the north side of the Westham road adjOinS on the
west the farm recently purchased by SIR. A. w. Gar
Der. and contains l0l ACRES, more or less. The
soil is mainly chocotte-clay, admitting OF the high
est degree of improvement while some Is gray land,
suitable for gardening, fruits, &C. The improve
mens are a dwelling with eight rooms. kitci en- with
four rooms, barn, stable. corn. house. &C, &c, row
somewhat out of order. In times past TINS has been
REGARDED one of The most attractive an desirable
farms in the vicinity OF the city. and in proper
hands IL could he easily restored to its former fine
condition The location Is In the direct line of the
growth of the city westward, and it offers the GER
tainty OF great increase IN value as tie city ap-
prO5ches II.
TERMS: Ope.fOurih cash; balance at six, twelve,
and Eighteen months, for negotiable notes, with IT.
terest aided aud title To he retained by the COart
un.Il full payment Is made.
AL BOULWARE,
W. j. LEAKE,
JOHN 4. MEREDITH
Commission, re.
49, Ant I'll
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Ar. 8. Lehman. Pougbkeepsie, N. T.,
writes regard II a strict duty to express
my dncere thanks for the bensiits derived
from the use Of 81. Jacobs Oil. For more
than 4 year suffered 50 terribly from rbeu.
matisp that was unable to stand on my
feet OF use my hands. TIE best physicians
whom consulted could Only afford me TEN.
porary relief. Bv chance saw the adver-
tssement OF st. Jacobs OIL, and bought a
bottle. The use OF The first toftle brought
relief, and three cured me.
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By Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
11l3 Main street.

DUBLIC AUCTION OF BUILDING
j. LOTS ON ST. JAMES STREET NEAR d.
VAIL will sell at public auction on
TUESDAY. JUNE l4TH,
at 81 o'clock, Two BUILDING LOTS on ST
James street, fronting on the west line OF 81 james
street 80 feet will dep n of Sc to 90 feet, COM
mencing about 100 feet south or Duyal street.
These lots are much desired aud sought for, be-
ing low IN price and I'm that neighborh0od where
rents pay handsome income on investment.
TERMS one third cash; balance In six and
twelve months, interest added. secured by trust
deed. j. THONPSON BROWN,
lie Auctioneer.
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by j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1ll3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A BRICK
~ STORE AND DWELLING ABOVE ON
FRANKLIN WEST OF FIFTEENTH STREET,
MURPHY IS. BRADLEY AND ALS.-By virtue
of decree OF the ChaBcery Court of the city OF
Richmond entered june Z, 1881. In the suit styled
Murphy rs. Bradley and as. we. the undersigned
special commissioners therein appointed, VIII sci
at public auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 18TH.
Il o'clock i. NJ, the owe property, being a
THREE-STOHY BRICK STORE AND DWELL
ING. having niue rooms besides store Tin roof
This property fronts nv feet on the south line OF
said street with dep.h Of 107 fee, on ITS western
line and los on the eastern line, aud It's rear line
being 22 feet.
TERMS: one third cash; residue in negotiable
notes bearing Interest, and title retained uJt al
the purcha.e money i paid and de d ordered nv tn,
Court. JAMES II. DOOLEY,
4. l.. HOLIDAY.
Commissioners,
L. THOMPSON RROWN, AuctiOneer. ie 10
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nv Frsnk n. Hiil d Co..
Real Estate Agents and Amctioneers,
11Oe Main street.

r,RrrsrEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE
npstk Hwp-yRAME DWELLING, No. si2
voRiW i' TrwENTY.NiNTH. BETWEEN BROAD
AND Marsh ALL sTREET.. At AUCIioS,;@o1Wy
Virtue OF 4 deed Of trust dated January ~, ic!S,
from Dcssn,y, trustee, b snc S cour b.
iia A, page Is, Default having been msde IN ,ne
nsSmenf OF A certain negotiable note therein &c.
c,,r,d nd nj The request OF the benencfary In sa
deed, wiil seli nj auction, upon the PREMISES on
SATURDAY, JUNE II, 1881,
At O'Clock r. NJ. the prop rty described 10 said
deco. as follows: All those TWO LOTS " Ln ~
~ ssid city commonly called Church I'LL situated
on Twenty nth ireet between Broad ana Marsnal
streets fronting 32k feet EACH IS follows: one 10.
ei ween Bread and Marshall streets SAY feet thence
Al right ansies with Twenty. ninth street ana De-
tween rArAei lines 1870 feet 20 an alley ~ rect wde
THE second Lot. adjoining the above, fronting SZf
feet on Twen,y-nini street and running oack Wild
nroyements consist Of a NICE TWO.s1OkY
BRiCK AND FRAME DWELLING containing
TERMS: While the deed r. quires cash, TO pay ex.
penses OF sale, &C, credit will be given OF one
fourth cash; balance IN four. eight, and Twelve
mopths for negotiable notes. interest added aud Sc
cured by deed Of trust. N. n. LEE, Trustee,
FRANK ID. HILL 4 CO., AHciioneers. Je
Immediately after the above sale we vii nHer, az
the request OF the owner, the NICE fnAM ai
DWELLING No. 3ll north Twenty mum street,
between Broad aud Marshall. containing SIX ROOMS
Kitchen, stable, coal house, &C., and good wen OF
water upon the premises. Tue iot hoh's % Ny lou
feet 4. -. =, =.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balauce In four. eight,
ies Aucuoneers.
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BY W. GoddIn, Auctioneer.

nEVISEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
IL LOT AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
virginia A N ID MILL (OR RAILROAD
STREETS AT the request OF the deysee OF tire late
GerDain BreaRt shat offer for sale at public auc-
ton, on the premises. on
TUESDAY, JUNE IA. 1881,
at 81 O'Clock 4. NJ, that VALUABLE LOT located
as above. IL fronts 5s feet the east line or Vir-
piua street and rams back Ia shallow Depth IN an
irregular shape 10 the warehouse OF the Old Dom
ion Nsli-Works Company. Rounded on the moth
by the store Of Messrs. ID. q. Davis Go. Its loca-
lion. so near the wholesale trade OF our ely and
separated from the DaDyille railroad depot only by
Railroad street should attract the attention OF cspi
many advantages.
TERMS: Atsale. W. GopDIN,
te4 Aueiioneer.
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BY Furman Tspper,
Real Estate Agent and Auciioneer,
l0I6 Main street.

VALUABLE FRANKLIN-STREET
PROPERTY AT AUCTlON.-T will sell on
THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1884,.
ON the premises. at @ O'Clock p. 81. that most
BEAUTIFUL AND ELIGiBLY-LOCATED LOT
adj lining the elegant residence OF Alexander Came
ron. Esq., fronting 24H feet on the south side OF
Franklin between finn aud Sixth streets, and eI
iending back 100 feet 70 paved alley. NEW
BRICK DWELLING, containing i've rooms with
modern improvements, Il on the rear of the pre-
misses and also a BRICK BUILDING fronting on
the paved side alley. which he easily converted
into stab G. There Is no handsOmer site for first.
class residence IN the city. The grounds are later.
spered with flowers and shrubbcry. and on the
front pavement are splendid shadetrees.
TERMS Easy, and at sale.
FURMAN TUPPER.
fell Auctoneer.
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The Mauiac's Love.
BY GINX.

He had never seen her or her photo
graph-had never heard OF her never knew
ber name-yet for twenty eight years had
he loved her I'm secret. He was stone blind,
and bad lost both legs Ia the battle OF Cold
Harbor; but, uDdaunted, he wandered DER
the earth seeking for the idol OF bis heart.
Ten years more passed, aud still be sought
her; but she knew 1t not. At last he met
her. She was standing in front Of her
fathers house, which was close by the
river, watching the little fishes making
fsh-balls. She gazed wistfully at bin
with corns on Der feet. His eagle eye
fell upon her, but she caught 1t before it
reached the earth. He Onged to press her
to bis bosom, but he could not stir-be was
rooted to the ground, and the old man came
out OF the house and dug him up. But his
heart ceased to beat-he was dead. Then
she-she whom he adored-approache
softly, and. taking his hand, led him TO the
waters edge, and as he gayed upon the
beautiful dome Of the Capitol seized him
around the waist and flung him far out
upon the bosom Of the river. His heart
sank--his head swan back to the shore. He
said never word, but leproached her for
her perfidous conduct, exclaimiDg: "Wo.
man, for twice one hundred years have
yearned for thee!"
"Yearn on! yearn on !" she shrieked.
"Pl not stop thee" His voice had sunk
to whisper, and be sobbed convulsiveIy.
Fire flashed from her eyes and ignited the
powder on her face; 1t went OFF with loud
explosion and never clme back. She was
corpse, but she did not mind it. She
stopped and fsndly caressed his fcet--so
large and strong-and shed three bitter
tears. He pulled an onion from his
pocket and ate it; his voice became
strong; he breathed INTO her ear his tale Of
love. She recoled as IL bitten by a mos
quito, and fixing upon hin look OF scorn.
breathcd her first. Selling her by the
throat, he severed Der iugul,r vein, and in
two minutes she breathed her last. He
planted her, but she never grew any larger.
Then be died, and that year butter went up
to e pound. Such is not life
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BY Frank ID. Hill & CO..
Real Estate Auctioneors, HOS Main street.

KtHT
COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AUG.
OTiON OF SMALL FARM IN HENRICo
COUNTY. ABOUT FIVE Mills BELOW RICH.
MOND, ON THE WILLIAMSBURG ROAD. AT
AUCTION.-Bv virtue Of an order OF the District
Court OF the United States for The Eastern District
OF Virginia. entered November 30. 1878, I'm the
matter of Robinson l.. King. bankrupt. we WILL sell
at public auction, 10 The highest bidder, the pre-
misses, on
MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1881,
al IL O'Clock NJ, 49f ACRES OF LAND on the
william sburg road. fse mills below Richmond. adj.
iping the lanGs OF n. b. Hill and others. There
are some small buildings on the place.
TERMS: One-bi cash; balance in six and
Twelve months, with per cent inherent added, and
the title to be retained until all the purcbasemoney
is paid and deed directed by Court.
:. II. WITT,
:. l.. WADDILL,
Special Commits toners.
FRANK ID. HILL & Co .AuciiOneers. je ltd
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EDUCATIONAL.

MAD. CAROLINE -BER-
INI NARD will be prepared 70 receive limited
number Of youns ladies' 8, as r hEsipENI PtPILs
I'm Richmond, Va, tor the fall and winter Of
lSSl-'S2, where they Will receive thorough vocal
and instrumental training under her personal SUI
pervisioIf. aud the comforts of pleasant home.
Eocution, italian. aud Gernsn taught IL required.
For terms, &C., apply At l6 west Grace street. Rich
mond Va. my 15-3m
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By j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1l13 Main street.

UCTION SALE OF BUILDING LOT
IA On vENABLE STREET BETWEEN TULIP
AND TYLER STREETS.-I will sell at public auc'
iion, ON the premlses. oh
THURSDAY, JUNE 18TH,
at 6H O'Clock Z. NJ, the above LOT. IL fronts !.
feet on the northern line of Venable street. between
Tup and Tyler cts. running back between par
sllel hines l66 feet. Two houses can be ecODOmi-
eally put on this property, which would pay good
percentage On the investment.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at six, twelve,
aud eighteen months. with interest added, and sc
cured by a deed of trust
J. THOMPSON BROWS,
tell Auc'ionCer.
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BY sutton q Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auciioneers.
HOS Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF IN.
" PROVED PROPERTY, SITUATED on
THIRTlkTH BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH
~ REETS--By virtue of decree OF the Oh ,actry
Court OF the city OF Richmond entered the 7th day
Of June, 1881. In the case OF Caddigan guardian,
against Caddigan the undersIg ned special commits.
sioner thereby appointed, viii proceed % SELL upon
the premises, az public auction, on
TUESDAY, JUNE Ia, 1881,
at O'Clock u. ~. the sbove-describ PROPER
TY. with BRICK HOUSE. containing Ave rooms.
thereon. The lot fronts 81 feet OH the east side Of
1hirlie h between Cav aud Leigh Streets and
back depth Of 100 feet.
TERMS one third cash; the balance at six and
twelve mouths, with Interest added and title retain
Cd until the purchase money IS paid sud a convey
snce ordered By the Coart. j. V. EtDDl,
leo Special Commissioner.
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BY Grubbs & williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

EXCELLENT BRICK DWELLING
IL WITH SIX ROOMS, FRAME STORE. AND
VACANT LOT AT THE CORNER or TWENTY
FOURTH AND y STREETS FOR SALE AT AUG
TlON.-We will sell at auction, on The premises on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18TH,
at 5 O'Clock Z. NJ, the PROPERTY above located,
consisting of aPLEASANTLY-SiTUA BRICK
DIV LING, now occupied by Mrs. Cannon, one
story and bas emeut. with six rooms, covered with
tin. There are handsome shade-trees In front and
some frnlt on the lot. aud pump or excellent
water The lot fronts 103 feet. About SO feet Will
be sold with the house. feet with the store and
VACANT LOT OF 80 feet. The streets In this
locality have been graded, and this property Is IN
good shane and I'm an Improving nelghborhoOd.
TERMS: AT sale. GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS.
% ~ Auc fiOneprs,
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AUCTION sALEs-rnsnre Days.
by George 8. vashon a Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioceers,
No. north Tenth street.


No. north Tenth street.
ELEGANT F1RST-CLASS AND MOST
II DkSIRABLY-LUCATED
SUBURBAN RESTDENC
SITUATED ON GROVE AVENUE ABOUT A
QUARTER OF A NILE WEST
OF RICHMOND,
IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE THE REsiDENCE
or CHARLES Y. WORKMAN, ESQ.
FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, UPON THE
PREMISES,
THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1881,
AT O'CLOCK Pm.
The property consists OF TWO ACRES OF VERY
RICH LAND: DWELLING with seven rooms
kitchen with four rooms; sabe, carriage-bouse'
&c ali well built and IN perfect ord r. The yaro'
which Is well shaded, Is beautiful.
This Is beyond question one or the nandsoltest,
most complete, aud attractive suburban residences
around Richmond. An inspection Is all mat WIN oe
required TO satisfy OF lis worth and convenience
SPECIAL attention Is invited TO this sale.
TERMS: Easy. aud made known at sale
GEORGE ). VAsHON 4 SON.
A1O AuctiOneers.
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BY W. Goddn,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
l. HANDSOME WFSrEND PROPERTY. BE-
ING THAT MOST DESIRABLE AND VALUA-
BILE FRAMED DWELLING AND LOT AT
THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF FRANKLIN
AND SHAFER STREETS by virtue of the
trust deed from A. f. Dickinson and wife to me
dated September 10. S72. recorded IN Richmond
Chancery Court, In Deed Book 90 Il, page 425, dc
fault iving been made. and being thereto require
by the beneficiary named, Will sell, on the prem
ises, on
MONDAY, JUNE IS, 1881,
at O'Clock r. NJ, TIE above described PROPER.
TY. The large, well-conslrucied, pleasant and
eonveniently.a ranged FRAME DIVE Ling no
90Ol contains about fifteen rooms The eauliiu
10, has front of so feet on the north side of Frank
In street, and a depth of | 80 feet 10 an alley -
feet wide, and IS bounded on The east by Shafvr
street, ornamen,ed with trees, &c.
II. &. Burnett, fsq. who occupies The premises a
present., proposes 10 vacate them on the LIST OF july
next and will doubtless take pleasure in shOuin.
them until the day Of sale.
TERMS Whist the deed requires cash as 10 IN
dent aud expenses Of SALE the creditor VIII accep
one third i'm cash and the balance at SIX amt t~ely
months with Interest. secured by trust deed, as L
the residue rs made known az sale.
ie2 j. f.. APPFRSON. Trustee.
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BY Fr1ink ID. hin & Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers, HOS Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF BUILD
~ ING LOTS IN THE PLAN OF FULTON, ON
THE NORTH SIDE OF CENTRE STREET BE.
TWEEN NICHOLSON AND LEWIS STREETS
Al AUCTI0N.-By virtue Of decree OF Henrieo
Circuit Court entered March 10, 1881. la tho ca G
OF Thomas rs. Bankenshio et ais, shall, In exc
cution OF said decrte, sell at auction, on the prem
TUESDAY, JUNE II, 1881,
at 9 O'Clock p. NJ, FIVE LOTS or GROUND. Nos.
10, 20. 81, 90. aud "a fronting 80 feet each the
north side OF Centre street, running eack lf0 feet
TO Lewis street.
These LOTS win he sold very low and upon long
time. THOMAS ". CARTER,
les Commissioner,