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~ Nine Ieadvile. Col
5Ot eco shares $40 per snare
A. w. GILL, president j. ;. AOChM GOD, secretary,
Oficc 81 Broadway, New fOrk
JOCUISTIrA, Sierra Grande and all other
~ unlisted mining stocks bought aud sold Close quotations
daily. w. BhLNlON WELLlNp, ., Dt0%''Iy.-
OFFICE OF THE SOUTH SILVER KING MINING CoMPANY}
Tribune Binding, lj4 Nassau street ROOM 81, NEW
YORK CITY. ., %, ~. ,rI
fgNhc Trustees of the South Silver King Min
Il ing Company have for development purposes made the
ist call ZEN CENTS per share on each snare OF stOSk O
this company. Payment of tLis first nsament OF bES
GENTS per share is due and payable on DECEMBER
FIRST 1852 AMI all stock upon which this nstament Is not
pad on JANUARY 10Th 1893, will be dc inquent Al pay
be made TO the secretary OF the company DJ VI
der Of the Board of Trustees
JAMES i. FOSTER, Secretary,
''t"'"
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For Both Soxes-Citv.

MISS VI. a. CLARk'S
w French and English school for Young Ladies ana
Cdrcu iO5 East 35ts puDLc school ine hods employed
NtTSS j. f. WREAKS. 50 East 77Cf-st.,
Fronrb ami ur'lsh Boarting ANA Dly school for
Yonue Ladies aud Children will sept r. care
I'm trlfnr ana thorough Instruction IN department.
kindergarten Glass commences OCT ~.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
HOLIDAY BOOKS.

,,,,,cr,. Tea rIi.,ory-The Medci--Tho Hamanists
NLeers-Arts. BY Charles niisr'9, p,gN,S Folio.
600 cuerayings Trans Is s a1terd ~ - !" ''"''
nm $50 scribnor x wexford
NJ yr,arte's book is artisicallg one OF the lhoS'
beantiful and precious publications OF tic tune "
10 rich in illustrations not the iamlhar ana ~
xamned decorations that are to be seen ia Ah"n'
hooks of similar character, but me copies
from the originals of paintings ehera''S'
and mclallons in national or pllVato co'-
leetions. Even tho engraymgs d" famous
Flcgensine buildings, paintings ana S'c-
nary are newly made, and many OF them are i"'
,,,ore Interesting ,han the views TO which we nave
bcen accustomed The history of The beau,tui Gu
c,tv. as told by NJ Yriarte. is an entbrali'ns one
IIcr heroes. rnlers. artists, writer's pass IN
,,iendid line OF mower and genius through iiS noi
volume The work is thoroughly oareiu' anu IL, >"
,;.,,,s and cvecuted with admirable tastc. lHVi'
co,ld b,r6lv be a subject better calcnateu 70 IN
.,,r. :. fine vritinv7 But NJ Yharle's s'yle 20 III
ssou beng extrav1gaDt, Is aGree@DF sin'Ui',
strained and clear. The work IS exhaustive oo%l
ing with the monuments az wei as tho III" u W.
CITY Of Flowers.
LORNA DOONE Romanee of E%moSrii ~ IL M
- ~ s. 20 pp 527 jansen, McCmg d Co.
Mr. Blacl,more. in his preface u 'hiS
lat edition of his fascinating Ioii."-i'' -
recalls fact which, IN TIE hghI % 'l0
nineteen previous editions may wen seem cN'-
orliparc--that Lorna Dooue" fell mai Wheh f,''
,ras b,r, into world of fashionable ho'o'''
"Uayjng struggled to the light OF day" nc s"!S ~
hi "poor Iona through obstruction ana
Con wear and half you siivered IN me cod co''''
without q s.nrly." No more shlyerns III ooI"'''
f,r ure,ty Lorna now; she makes hei '"0"''O''
outrv ia all the bravery OF creamy P"Po'
opl fine largo type AMI pictures many
and beautiful The streams and gieh@ d" F.,
moor. OF Devon as drawn by Mr Armstrong "n'
Nr Root are full OF rich AMI delicate beauty, W WIN
NJ S,oalrs figure. eces have all the grace olst g
g., and poeiic charm for which he has accus'o'uou
Ii.rnblic I, look. Ills John Kidd Is the Ailo'S
,,,nt the very maa who tights and loves through al
these bewitching pages; his Lorna Is the DANNY
,,;dcn odorcd by all the readers a he. story ~
yr,ll 1epv that she Is without exception the ino>'
;doi aud the most real of ali the girls o. Icdoh'
rur, won,anly tbrOughout-a heart OF goiu' NI
Sm,lps fist sketch OF the boyand CIR o'Aoe V''9
1vDnisa delicious bit of work at once Strong az.
refined While romance is read Lorna Doon'
III be Loved for It's tenderness its quaIn5 hniol'
lis daring porirai,ure OF stang ptop'o' ~ "
,asa,t 10 lind it at last ia dress w0rIly o. It's
Iare charms.
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GUION LINE. .......
w UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leaving Pier -, y. r., foot of King st.
ABYSSIN II tuesday,, Dec ~ a.
WIS ONSIN Tuesday. Dec 10 noon
saturday Dec. 23 $3.50 p NJ
WYONI Tuesday. Jan. 2. il A.
NEVADA : turdsy Dec. 30 .
rSThcse steamers but Of On In waierght Compart
furnished with every requisite 10 make the
passage the Atlantic both ana agreeable having
bathroom ikugroDm drawing room, piano ana library
experienced rgeOn stewardcSs and caterer each
steamer The state rooms al upper deck lns urug
those greatest all Injuries perfect ventilation and
n.ht. 100
cabin passa according to statefoom) 500 $50 and 500
intermediate, Siu. -tecTAgc al low iates
OFFICE, No. 20 BROADWAY.
WILLIAMS & GUTON.
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a. MILITARY ACADEMY.
FORT WASHINGTON, n. I
Established 1854.
anua.r.. IlIIN Il HAAN. Nj. ID

~ FORT WASHINGTON n.
Established 1854.
Observation-Disclosures Il. HAYS NJ. D..
'"'''' KEOPFNS SEPT. 1. lSS2 -. ri,
Boarding highest grl te. whose
end and scrupuonsv followed - 70 monl at an ey aso
Inc Intellect of youfh by science the will by obedtshce a
feelings fsiiJon seplrlns hess laeq
requisites instruction. discipline. reh siIh WHO hVnS IVA
.to.,. ,on ,,i,oa nm tina
JT,dsou relcbe SXth avenue EleFded o@ u
155tlsf Cariags are always in waiting, or oy timely n)t
tstin mo eudent MEETS the ARRIVAL o! any Lrl1
more beautiful ant heIi5hy p tce--pn an ennenc5 co "
nanduc fhe most deli stu seenerYor more attractive SUI
Toundings are not fOInt along mo irdntI pihN' III 'A
hudson lis bull igs ar M ~ an 4 l.
There are fnrty acres " a1l ttched 70 IT, slai - .
feltccted Inv oak groves anOrus ample space ior P''
grounds acknowledgements,
APPLY FOR CATAi.O fOhH
TDpEpARiTORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
Nadisnn.ave and iih-st. fts for the school OF Mines
Stevens Institute sheffield &C. and technical proe'soh'
C9sses IN architectural and Mechanical Drawing. $780, -,
A.CDIIN Corps u = NJ and fr'No'''h ~
NavaAcadeny
yrrivo,sitv Grammar School. .4S1 Broadway,
J near 42d.st. 4Gh year, Primary, commercial anu
Classical Departments Il. NJ Hobby W. Aklh FIlhclpnS'
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JERSEY INSTITUTES.
For Young Ladies-Country.

For Young Ladies-Country
COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
OLABIE POtetOwn, Penu.Thrty second Annual Session
opens sep H. 1881. On Philadelphia and Reading IL H. 40
miles Phi adephia with through cars from Newly 0rk
BOund Brook comforts, parental discipline
thorough work elegant buildings and all consequences
and location well known Or beauty and health
For catalogues address GEO. %. BU FLtR A NJ Pm.
nREW LADIES' SEMINARY, Carmel. n. 7,
~ HOme-bkc thorough, progressive New illustrated cir
cular, with Iii particulars. GEORGE e SMli H. "A NJ
GOLDEN HILL Seminary for young ladies,
HONE INSTITUTE for young ladies' Tarry-
town, ~ VI home thorough course OF study. CO
opens September 10. Miss NJ W METCAL ~, Principal.
MISS BULKLEY'S Boarding and Day
1f1 school for Young Ladies' TarrytoWt Hudson,
viii reopen september 20
NEW CANAAN INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
~ LADIES' experienced teachers numbers limited.
Address Mrs l.. L. AYRES.
NewCanaan, Conn
Miscellaneous.
AN INVITATION 10 attend free demOnsira =
4 tive lesson Of BeIgeTs French Method every after
1870 o'clock. loo Last rs hist Reference: Appleton
publishers
DARENTS SEEKING SCHOOLS for their
Il CHILDREN will hnd prospectuses OF the BEST either
PiTcRNTY'S SCHOOL AND COLLEGE GUIDE
designed 10 assist parents In selecting schDOls At Office
FREE by mail, cents Tor postage special catalogues of
the best schools furnished GRATIS Information concerning
schools freely gwen to parents and guardians.
PlNCkNEY'S AGENCY for SCHOOLS and TEACHERS,
Domestic Building broadway and l4tlIst, New-iork.
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5ilualions tOanteo--females.


ATMLLE EKSTROM'S Swedish, French and
n German Employment ONCE ladies' will md capable ser
yauts-cooks laundesses waitresses ohamDernhds ahd
cir housework also male servants buffers foot
men6o. NILE A. EksTR)M, NO IT'S Lexington aVe'cOI,
3Isst, New York.
COMPANION and MAID.-By willing and
~ competent person references capabity Address
T. @. NJ, station Il.
CHAMBERMAlD.-B q colOred woman as
~ chambermaid In private family. Rear No Isl west
2bth-st.
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-By
~ woman private family will assist with washing
four years city references personal written Gan OF au'
dress NJ. h. 20O 6thaye
NHAMBERWORK HOUSEWORk, VAIL
" ING COOKING &o.-By good Protestant girls Tor
ctv very moderate AT the fhOri7
TANT HOME Blu EAU, lSS 0th-sye- above lOthst
NHAMBERWORK &c.-By young girl to
~ chauberwork and waiting In privae fanny wa
either plain sewing washing Please can OF Ao'
dress X. L.. 2GO utnage.
COOK, WASH, IRON or G GENERAL HOUSE
~ WORK.-By New-Engiand Eiti feieIence-, 20 - :
Vest st, present employers ask Jantor Tor sni om
Room b.
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Art Soho )ls-CltY.

Art Soho )ls-CltY.
MRS. LOUISA B.CULVER will receive pupils
III afirr Monday oct Ii. m DRAWING Oh and WATER
COLOR PAINTING, STILL LIFE, FLOWERS ana LAND
sCAPE, CHINA PAINTING and DECOkAIl0N.
STUDIO, No. - MADISON AVE UE-
References:
Mr. u HUNTINGTON Air.WILLIAM HART.Mr.JAMES
M HART, MT, a. T. BELLOWS.
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Danrlna Aruoeme5.

tDuNIlDI SAluutHllt3.
A LIEN DODWORTHS
"A SCHOOL FOR DANCING, No. 65l SHAVE
For particulars hend for circular
Dodworths new Lanoes wii De published In few daVs
A LEX. MACGREGOR'S
N SCHOOL FOR DANCING, ll2 5th-aVe
Private and class lessons day. See circulars
A I MIR. TRENOR'S, Broadway and 32d-st.,
~ lessons morning. afternoon and evening daily.
A Il STANDARD HALL, 1,476 Broadway
"A The finest dancing New fOIk.-MR- GAR
MOS classes meet daily and Monday and Thursday
iDgs
ID HARVARD REILLY, Master of Dancing.
No. SIS 5th-ave 47th-s, opposite Windsor Hotel
Glasses will feo0nmsuce MONDAY OCTOBER IL 1854 En
gagement at Newport, H. l., closes October
4. b. send posisge stamp Lar circalzE
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1nsirutliorl.
For Rows and Young Men-City.

For Boys and Yosng Men-City.
SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-Priyate tulton
u afternoons Thomas Reeves Ash lao W, 4oth.s'.
NENTRAL PARK SCHOOL, English ana ne
4 Stat'oi n Fast 7Sthst. TeOpens september lS
1,r reuaraiion for college or business For crcuars
Sc address tev. H. L. ~ RN EI1' frlhcipet
Nj W. - SofIFGIATE INSTITUTE
NJ D N-'' 80 Tweuty.scyenth year.
Receives al ages end fCr 2fy Sraed Rooms
81 m,on :atne floor lie T. Neglected. AMI welNenuaieu r,
snrci1tes helping Is work. AdNlsoy ,ohIh'tee, ~,
,arerIv written examinations, spelling Ladder ana
ANNA Prnorf Circu at Putuans anu landOphs III d
-. - = > d.I-n
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Qenthers.

lRI,E and ACCOMPLISHED professors. tutors,
N Rove;neses lecturers companions and housekeepefs
ennnlIcd Inv Mss NJ J. YOUNG, American and Foreign
Teachers Agency. % Union square
AN ENGLISH GOverness, teaching French,
n German and music desires position Tor tho winter nd
dress ENGLISH, Box 49, Tribune Branch ONCE w Ha''
l4tlIst
DEPORTATION FOR COLLEGE in one to
"o''"'' Address SUCCESS, Tribune Office
DRIVATE Neutrality-suspicious. coached Tor
college by on experienced highest reference to city
PATRONS Address YALE GRADUA ATE, Box a. Tribune once.
VOING LADY educatedI in Paris, who
speaks French huenty and correctly Will q! lnstruc-
lion in the language for moderate sized Furnished room 10
central location references. ADA, Box AZ Tribune once
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a.lnn PER OUARTER FOR YOUNG MEN

Y IN'V AND BUNS. At MI.DIA IF.NND, AIAT-
EMYS peal opportunities for apt students To advance
rapidly; special d for backward boys students admitted
classified a fine examination for admission.
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CLOSING PRICES Of BOsrOy Sr00kA
BOSTON. Thursday. Dec. q lss~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-05

TWO ALLEGED POETS COMPARE VIEWS on TIE
CRITICAL AS0SYMUNCLEs.

TWO ALLEGED POETS COMPARE VIEWS on The
CRITICAL ASoSYNUSCLEs.
from letter from Wilde O. Mii.orI
Believe me, would as lief judge OF the
strength and splendor OF sun and sea by
the dust that dances in the beam and the
iubMe that breaks on the wave as take the
petty and protitless yulgarity OF one or two
insignificant towns as any test or standard
Of the real spirit Of a sane, strong, ana
simple people, or allow II to affect my re-
sDect for the many noble men or women
whom il has been my privilege in this
a.rca. country to know.
For myself and the cause which repre-
sent have no fear rs regards tho future.
SLAYER and folly have their way for sea-
son, but for season only, while as touch
ing either the few provincial newspapers
which has so vainly assailed me, or that
ignorant and itinerant libeler OF New
England who, Iecturing nom village to
village in such open and ostentatious iso-
lasion, be sure have no time TO waste on
them, Youth being so glorious, art so
godlikc, and the very world about us 30
full of beautiful things, and things
worthy OF reverence, and things
honorable, how should one OF us stop
TO listen TO tue lucubrations Of q
literary galnin, to the braw'ling ana mouth
lug Of q man whose praise would DC as in
solent lis his SANDER is impotent, or
to the irresponsible and irrepressible
chatter OF the professionally unproduc-
t;ye2 Who, after al that / should, write
OF him, is this scribbling anonymuncle in
grand old Massachusetts,, who scrawls aud
screams so glibly about what he cannot un-
derstand1 this apostle OF inhospitality,
who delights 10 defile, TO desecrate, and to
deiaine the gracious courtesies he Is I'M
worthy to enjoy? Who are these scribes,
who passing with purposeless alacrity from
the police news 10 the i rtbenon, and from
crime to criiiciyn, sway with such serene
incapacity the office which they SO lately
swepts "Narcissuses Of imbecility," what
should they see in the clear waters OF beauty
and in the well undefled OF truth but The
shifting and shadovy image OF their own
substantial Stupidity
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To the Editor Of the Dispatch
Please give me through tho Daily DIS,
patch the SEASON Qf any) for scining ana
tripping tish above tidewater, and obiige q
subscriber. LIZ
LIBERTY Mills, March 9, 1882.
IL y not lawful to fake any fish from the
waters OF the State ADORE tidecatsr at any
time with seines, traps, nets, or In any way
cxcets BY angling with hook and line
Black bass and "southcrn club" (large-
moutlicd basel are protected from 10Th May
10 LIT July from being taken at all. The
Fish Commissioner and his agents can use
any means OF capture for purposes Of the
Commission. Small seines for capturing
,oinnows for bait are allowed. Penalty,
$40 for each offence, and Imprisonment un'
Ill fine Il paid, but not over thirty days.
Any court or justice OF the peace can act'
Sheriff must prosecute promptly; ior
failure to do 20, on complaint against him
by any one. he Is liable TO fine. Forfeiture
Of nets. boats. &C.. aud costs OF capture
and suit 20 with judgment. Some waters
heading in Virginia and running into
North Carolina arc exempt by special laws,
VIC think.
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Brkfs.- A foot-tridge was placed yestcr-
.aay over the space left vacant IN Mayo's
hxldre By the falling Of the eighty-fye-foof
enan into James river q few weeks since.
n rests on two wire cables, and Is amply
strong for ell the demands which may DC
made on Il. II il stated that the bridge
viii he permanently repaired IN snort
simc. :,
The house and tifty-thrcc acres OF land
swned by Mr.. c. III. Aim. located IN Ches-
rer1ield county about four miles from thus
.aity, has been sold 10 Mr.. Il. W. Calhoun,
Of Illinois, for 5000.
Tho wheat crop OF Chesterfield looks
veil and II there Is anything IN appear
ances there viii he big yield Of that cereal.
The March term OF the Chesterfield
County Court will begin Monday next.
The caso OF Henry Jones (coloredl, who
Sas arrested In Norfolk, charged with hay
ing committed o felony in Chesterfield, Is
rho only criminal case OIL the docket.
Rev. r. n. Sledd will lecture at the
Methodist church on Tuesday night Oh a
popular topic.
A number of Manchesterians visited
Richmond last night to hear "Tho Mas
.,otte.v They had light OF full moon To
return IN the Free state by.
William G.. Hall (colored), charged with
forging willim .Doswel's name to two
notes, and whose case was continued ull
Monday before Mayor Taylor, will. in ad-
,Ilfiou at that time, have 10 answer to the
added charge Of attempting to break out OF
rail during last week.
Miss Alma Flournoy, badly injured seYe-
sal weeks since by being thrown from q
uagon. IL so far conyalcscent as TO be able
90 walk about.
The completion OF the Brightbope rail-
say from Chester 10 Bermuda Hundreds
has rendered necessary ten miles OF addi-
6onal maiI-seryice.
The case OF Armistcad Green tcolored),
which will be called in the Powhatan
County Court tomorrow, Il the second
murder case that has been on the docket OF
that court since January. Green killed his
con for some triiling matter.
The delegates from Manchester to the
Grand Lodge OF knights OF Honor, which
meets In Lynchburg on the 9Th, will leave
here on the morning OF that day.
lir. Burus Bcattle will put two stages
on the line between Richmond and Man
chester tomorrow and will run them on
che old schedule.
The attendance at the public schools in
ibis city last week WAS very good and quite
number Of the pupils were on the roll Of
kcuor
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One of tho most fashionable tonsorial
establishments in Philadelphia, Pa, Is that
OF 0lr. Charles Binder, a. the northeast
corner Of Seventh and Chestnut streets,
under Guys Hotel. Mr.. Binder was 4
soldier in the late war, and for some wears
past he has had constant reminders OF his
exposure IN the field in the way OF rhcu-
matte pains IN different portions OF his
body. and he has always found 1t very DIFF
ficult to Obtain relief. I.atterly the disease
mentioned attacked his knee-joints, and
Dir. Binder suffered night and day. He
had both read aud heard about.thc remark
able properties OF st. Jacobs Oil, and re-
solved to give it trial. Dir. Binder says
he is very glad he did so, for he has found
that rheumatism and st. Jacobs Oil could
not both hold possession Of his knee-ioints
at the Same time, and whenever the Oil
made movement in that direction the
rheumatism would beat "A hasty retreat.
The disease U,de several attempts 10 re-
gain its old position, but was each time
routed by the Great German Remedy and
has broken camp and departed entirely.
MIR. Binder now has an exalted opinion OF
st. jacobs Oil, and whenever he hears enc
of his customers complain OF rheumatism
hc cxclaims: "Try st. Jacobs Oil.'
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BY Furman Tuppcr,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
mia Main STREET.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a Dir Dir
~ sIRAB..E AND ELIgfBLf,LawecAri,rs T
sTOt X brick REsIDENCE, NO. zoe EA ~
MAIN sTREET, BETWEEN FIRST MD ~
OND sTRFETS.-By virtue or DEERE a., ~ VI
Richmond Chancery Court ~ the SUIT o, Mc.ar
thy &C., ~. Dickinson and ais entered
IL, 1882 the UNDERSIGNED, special comm,ss,omr ,
thereby appointed for the purpose, VIII se ~ pun
lie auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY, MARCH 0, 1882
n, az o'clock r. NJ, the aboye-mcntioned proper
~. described In deed Of trust from a. r. Dckln-
son and wife 10 Furman Taper and Al. Chcxn,
In q trustees dated April IL. 1873. ana recorhed
In The clerks Office OF Richmond Chancery Court,
i,ed-i,ook 1I2 A, page goo. ne follows: |. That
certain LOT OF LAND, with BRiCk TIM
NENT thereon, situated on the south sid. OF siaIn
street. fronting24 1912 feet aud exIennlng nars
I'm paraIiei lines 100 feet to an alley The dweii-
ing has ten rooms. and the kitchen, leacbed, Jour-
and Yields good rental. The attention OF inyess-
ors Is invited tn this sale r. tie property i-Naiua-
ble. and IIes In the line Of Improvement.
TERMS: One fourth cash; ailncc In SIX, WE'VE
and eighteen months interest added and title re,
tajne1 until alI-the purchasc-noncy IL paid ana
oecu 'S o'''''"' " JACKSON GUY,
THOMAS J. EVANS,
ROBKRT STILES,
A. X. COURTNEY
JOHN II. DINNEEN.
10 % Special Commissioners
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by Chewing 4 Rose.
Real Estate Arctionccrs and Broker,
Nc. Q north Tenth street.

1 UCTION SALE OF TWO NALUA-
~ BILE AND WELL-LOCATED BUILDING
LOTS On THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
FIRST AND JACKSON STREETS. WITH 4
WFLL-PRESERVED BRICK HOUSE. kITCH-
I'm, &c, THEREON, TO BE REMOVED.-By
rcque,t of John Ahern Esq. trustee for the lega-
tecs Of the late Mrs. Harriet q. Clarke, we Will sell
10y auction, upon the premises. on
THURSDAY, MARCH ., 1882,
at Az o'clock, the above LOTS, described a, fol-
lows
LOT on the northeast cornerof First and Jack
son streets, fronting L feet aud running back IL
feet. more or less, 10 an alley five feet wide.
Also. LOT adjoining. oD the east, having front
of l 9 feet Inches, and running back a similar
depth 10 said iiye-foot alley.
Immediately after HE sale Of the above
toned lots we will sell the BRICK DWELLING.
KITCHEN, and ALL PORTABLE MATERIAL
thereon, 10 BE- removed within twenty days.
The attention of those In quest Of wcil-lOcated
property upon which 10 build houses that VIII rea-
Oily rent and pay handsome dividends. J. asked 60
this sale, ~ street locality I'm the city has inn
proved more than this within - short space Of
time. We also ask tire presence Of those interest,"
81 IN the purchase Of good secondhand building
materials
TERMS: one third cash. ballucc IN six and
twelve months, interest added. and secured by n
deed Uf trust upon tie property.
CifEWNING q ROSE,
NH Auctioncer>.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-05
by sutton & Co..
Real Esilte AuctiOnccTS,
HOS Main street.

GALE AT AUCTION OF \ NICE De
- TACHED FRAME HOUSE NO. slSl on
THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF FIFTH AND
BAKER sTREETS.-ht the request of the owner.
who 1. about 70 remove from the city, We shall offer
for sale, ON the premises on
TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 1882,
at AZ O'Clock L. NJ, the abnyc-dc-crbcd property.
The house contains five rooms, besides closets and
bathroom, with gas. water. and culycrt conncc-
lions detached Kitchen with two rooms. The lot
fronts 81 1912 feet by 1872 feet deep, To an alley
] @ feet wide. The entire premises are In perfect
order, and should command the attention of those
wishing ,O secure nice home or 4, an Investment
TERMS: At sale SUTTON x CO.,
NH 1-W .F,SuXTu Auciloncpr-.