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PATTI. pcp.rture for Europe.

Nine. Patti and Signor Nicolini sailed
from New York at O'Clock Tuesday after
noon on board the Arizona, which also
bore away Mr.. Dion Boncicault and Mr.
Gowen, president Of the Reading railroad.
Mr.. Abbey, Mr.. Tillotson, Mr.. Gilmore,
Sipnor Franchi, and host Of friends came
10 bid the diva goodbye. She wept bit
teyly when Barili, her haif-brother, pressed
her to Ms heart, and showed evidences OF
deep emotion in parting from all hcI
friends. A somewhat unpleasant sensation
was caused by the persistence Of an
errand-boy from law Office, who
wanted to thrust legal paper al
Nine. Patti, which was. however,
neatly Intercepted by Mr.. Abbey. Signor
Franchi said that 1t was a complaint In q
suit for compensation brought bya Signora
Manzochi, whose husband had given Nine.
Patti singing lessons twenty-five years ago,
and she now claimed that some money was
due her on account Of those lessons! An
other intruder also made himself disagree
able with letter, which he insisted upon
reading to Nine. PATHS back, but he was
finally forced 10 retire by the valorous
Brign0h. In the true artists manner,
Nine. Patti was rapturorsly kissed by
Signor Franchi and all her old friends. and
rs the steamer slowly forged out Of the
dock she could be seen standing on deck
waving her handkerchief, while the tears
came rolling down her cheeks.-Ne,o York
Herald.
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\ conspicuous illustration of the st.
Jacobs Oil as remedy for rheumatism is
found in j. A. Bonham, the well-known
lawyer OF philadelphia, Pa, who thus tells
his experience: About two weeks ago |
was seized with what the doctor called
muscular rheumatism in my right leg.
The leg below the knee was swollen until
/ could hardly stand upon it, had seen
st. Jacobs Oil advertised, and / sent TO the
drugstore near my house, on the corner
OF Nineteenth and Master streets, for a bot
tie OF 1t. rubbed my leg with it that
night, and In a short time the pain seemed
to go away. Next morning the swelling
had shifted from under the ankle to the
upper part OF the knee. Wen, applied the
Oil again, and the swelling in short time
went away, leaving very slight pain.
Didn't Use any more OF the Oil, thinking
that the attack was ell over. About a week
later II appeared again in the same place.
The leg swelled so badly that, after coming
down and walking several squares, gave
completely out. Well, | went home, in
tending to try some French medicine. but
forgot to get 1t, and having a part Of this
bottle OF st. Jacobs Oil In the house vet, |
tried ii again, bathing the limb thoroughly.
Well, sir, when ] got up in the morning
the pain and swelling were both almost
gone, and after one more application /
was rs well as ever, and from that time TO
this haven't been troubled.
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Brief Items. MIR. w. q. Norman, OF
Plymouth, ". g.. was married yesterday
afternoon at . o'clock 10 Miss Florence
Monteiro, daughter Of DR.. A. Monteiro, OF
this city. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Edwin Ailanson, Of the Meade
Memorial church, at the residence OF the
brides father, on Twelfth, and WAS wit
messed by few OF the more intimate friends
Of the contracting couple. The newly
welded pair left In the afternoon Tor the
North, followed by the best wishes OF a
host Of friends for q pleasant trip. Mr..
and Mrs. Norman will make Plymouth
their future home.
Tomorrow being Good-Friday, services
Will be held at the Meade-Memorial church
ut IL O'Clock, 10 be conducted by Rev.
Edwin AlIanson. the rector.
The dust on seventh street, particularly
In the early part OF yesterday, was indeed
disagrccable. and was but an inferior sam
Die OF what Is to come later on unless q
sfrcet-sprinklcr is brought into use. The
dust was cffectualiy squelched later in the
day.
Some time ago the eastern wall OF the
Council chamber was condemned a. being
unsafe. A movement looking to It's being
repaired was started. but never consul
mated.
Postmaster Robert Beattie, who has been
indisposcd for some time, Is steadily inn
proving, and his many friends hope that he
may soon entirely recover.
Business Mt the Mayors Court yesterday
was rather dull. Tomorrow the court
will sit for the trying OF civil warrants.
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A LION KILLED IN MENAGER1E By A
TIGER.-An unlooked-for tragedy was en-
acted in Philadelphia Monday in the midst
of the work OF transferring the animals OF
Forepaugh's show preparatory to south
ern tour. In the same den were kept two
lions and two tigers, separated by strong
wooden partition. TO such pitch of fe-
rocity was one Of the tigers stirred by the
arrangements for the removal that he threw
himself in very frenzy OF rage against
the partition, pounced upon one of the
lions. and before the keepers could lift an
arm fixed his fangs deep in the throat OF
his victim. A torrent OF blood gushed
forth, and the king OF beasts desperately
attempted to throw of his assailant, but it
was no use. The tigers grip was death,
and almost on the instant the PROSTATE
hon, with spasmodic effort OF head and
limbs, fell back cold and stiff. BY this time
dozen hands were raining blows upon the
head OF the ierocious brute, who stood
over the slain lion with glal'ing eyes and
blood-dyed jaws, and stunned by the sud-
den attack. he was secured with ropes and
dragged into close cage.
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Archbishop PurceII's Estate.
INTERESTING LEGAL QUESTIONS TO BE DETE
MINED.

lNIthtrl INV QtbSilO-No ~ pb bt4iNis-
MINED.
CINCINNATI, OHIO, April An the Ham,
iton County District Court to-day the case
of J. Il. ManniX, assignee OF Archbishop
Purcell, against the holders of the church
property, came up OH his application for
an order to sell the property to pay the
debts of the Archbishop. The debts ag-
gregate S400, 900, and the property is esti-
mated to be worth from S2,000,000 to
So. 0OO,0 Judge Hoadley, for the AS
signee, said the line OF argument would be
that the debts were the Archbishop's, and
that property held in his name is legally
liable for the debts. The chief point OF
the controversy, he said, would relate to
the nature of the title by which the Arch
bishop held the churches of the diocese,
and II would involve examination OF the
canon law TO determine the relation oil the
hierarchy to property held by the church
He further said the duty OF the diocese
was TO pay the debts OF the diocese.
Il. ID. Lincoln, who made representa-.
tive statement for the dozen or more law.
. yers representing the defence, said that
they should claim that, as to most OF
this property, the Archbishop held the
mere relation OF trusteeship; that the con
gregations paid for their church property
but by the rules OF the church the title wa
vested In the Archbishop. Besides, il
many cases bonds had been given, aud thest
must be met before any other claim coul(
come in. After brief statements from
other attorneys the court adjourned. The
testimony will be voluminous, and will re
late principally to the nature OF the title tC
about sixty pieces OF real estate, situated ii
twenty OF more counties in Ohio.
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STRANGE EXPERIENCE or THE CREW OF TIL
sHnPwREcKED BARK TRINITY.

STRANGE EXPERIENCE or THE CREW OF TIE
sHPwREcKED BARK TRINITY.
Among the saloon passengers landed In
Philadelphia on Tuesday by the steamship
Illinois were J. s. Williams, captain. and
George Keeney, first mate, OF the Inflated
bark Trinity, which sailed from New Lon
don, Conn.,, on June 1, 1880, upon 4
whaling voyage to the Antarctic regions.
While cruising in the neighborho0d on
October 18th they suffered shipwreck. The
vessel was totally wrecked, but the crew
managed to reach the land uninjured.
Herds Island is OF volcanic origin, totally
uninhabited, and miles OF the southern
portion OF its territory are occupied by
immense. glaciers, between which are
canons hundreds Of feet in depth. The
only vegetation Is species OF sea-
weed, known as sea-cabbage, which
grows upon the coast. Upon this scanty
fare, together with the penguir-eggs, which
were plentifully found upon the island, and
what fish they could obtain, but mainly
upon the flesh OF those known as sea ele-
plants. the crew eked out a scanty subsist-
cnce. Every portion Of the island was eX-
D.Ored IN search Of other food, but none
could be obtained, and upon one OF these
expeditions two Of the men persisted from
cold and exhaustion. The winter was very
severe. but the survivors managed to shell
ter themselves from the weather, and in
the main retained their good health. Fol-
fifteen months they were upon the island,
no vessel appearing within sight. In Cape
Pown, where the vessel had touched on
her voyage, however. hopes Of her return
were not lost until January. 1882, when the
United States war corvette Marion was
sent in search Of the missing vessel. On
January 18th the Marion reached
Heard's Island and picked up the cast
always, who were in good health, although
the clothing and other stores saved from
the wreck were nearly exhausted. The
men reached cape Town on February Doth,
and most OF them Immediately took passage
for England. The men have scattered
about the vessels ut Liverpool, and most of
them will work their return passage. Cap
tain williams lives at Mantle and Mr..
Keeney at New London, Conn. Both in
tend to Immediately return TO their homes.
Captain Williams is n stalwart, fine-looking
man, apparently forty years OF age, and
seems to take his remarkable experience, as
u Crtsoe, as q matter Of course in connec-
.tion with his profession. The Illinois
brought over 30 saloon and $40 steerage
passengers, nearly all OF whom were
Swedes, bound for the West. This arrival
makes the number Of emigrants landed at
this port during the past week over 1900
Philadelphia Times.
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missed, ~ there II, as far ~ known, no EVIL
dence Of any cruelty on bis part. There
are no marks on cither child to show that
any severe or brutal whipping had been
done. The trouble l. thought to have ORR
ginafcd in the enmity existing against Hr.
Wisner ny some OF his ncighbors, who, u
Is believed, secretedp the child and spread
the rumors that she had been made away
with by her father. The county officials
seem TO have been little too previous in
believing all the gossip afloat, and making
such serious charges against Mr.. Wisner.
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rTRITSTEF,s SALE OF A VALUABLE
j M4TIAPoNI.RIvER FARM ias,,, IN KING ,rS.l
tee in a deed execntcd by D: b. Douglas 70 j. o;
Pollard an,e% The 1. d c Of Of 's County Court
Of King William county aud being sne5eio ne
said deed. shall ofrar for sale ut public auction,
on the premises. at IL NJ, ON
WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1882,
that VALUABLE FARM MD tiS 1cRrs
called "COWNES.' containing ioT m.W vi,
lam near ,hc xiisse Of Aylett's. Immediately on
the Maiapon river This l. Ss a, ysInaP,s iar !.
and desirable residence Inc neignoSsrn sonao, -
healthy. and has all the advantages 81 society,
churches stores schools, mills, and shops that any
section Of this State can claim. =, A., .o,o 81,
TERMS: Cash enough TO pay all The expense- o.
sale about sl35 and To pay The dent securc9 10
fl.462 80. with interest on ri.l4s.o lronl
the LIST day Of January. 1852, ana lle rcs'nue ~
two equal payments ut six and twelve months. tils
purchaser 10 give bonds carving inter,st , ron,
day of sale. and 10 secure their paylnent Dy trus
deed upon thc properly. with The privilege, how
ever, 10 the purchaser TO pay the whole in casn.
an 6-3awtd substituted Trustee.
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Noah Wisner, an account OF whose ar
rest in Baltimore county. Nd, on the
charge OF beating bis daughter appeared la
this paper yester:laya s a special to the Bal
tImore AnericQn, was released Tuesday
morning al Towson Ia 81 900 bail, his bro
ther, Jacob Wisner, becoming bis surety.
The little daughter Of Wisner. nsmed Yir-
glnia, was found by the sheriff, who made
mn investigation. II Is thought that the
charge against Mr.. Wisner will be dis
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by virtue of decree ~ the Richmond Chancery
Court. In the suit OF Mccarthy Is. Dickinson and
ris entered February IL, 1882. the undersigned.
special commissioners thereby appointed for the
purpose will sell by auction. upon the premisesNn
THURSDAY, APRIL Is. 1882,
az O'Clock 7. NJ. the TWO FARsls-First, one
of 10 40 ACRES about three quarters of mile
east Of the city, on the Richmond and York River
railroad, on which the Improvements consist OF
q FRAME DWELLING Of about five rooms, sta
bic. &C.; and the other Of 10 lilo ACRES about
one mile east of the city, on the Darbytown road,
on which there are no Improvements. hut the land
is good and well adapted to marketing
And on
FRIDAY, APRIL II. 1882.
at ) O'Clock L. ~, the FIFTEEN LOTS, bounded
By Wood street on the north. Chesapeake and Ohio
railway on the west. West street on the east. and
Potter street on the south.
At the sale we will exhibit Il map showing the
location and surroundings Of each lot.
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance Ia six, twelve,
and eighteen months, interest added. and title re-
tanned until all the purchase-noney = paid and
deed ordered by the court.
ROBERT STILES,
JACKSON Guy.
THOMAS j. EVANS.
JOHN II. DTNNEEN.
4. II. COURTNEY.
ap2 Special Commissioners.
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CITY ENGINEERS OFFICE,l
RICHMOND, VA. March 10, lSS2.
NOTICE TO STONE AND BRICK
PAYERS, sTONE-COSTRACTORS,
AND EXCAVATORS.

SEALED PROPOSALS win be received at this
Office until
FRIDAY, APEIL TIN,
AT 6OCLOCK +. VI,
for FURNISHING ALL MATERIALS AND
LAYING THE USUAL STONE AND BRICK
PAVING, GRANITE CURLING AND FLAG
CLING, and for REPAIRING AND RELAXING
THE SAME, aud for such GRADING OF
STREETS as may be required, for Tie term of one
year from the lst day OF April next.
Forms of proposals and specifications can be OBJ
tanned by applying at this office.
The Committee on streets reserves the right 10
reject any or all proposals offered and 10 give the
contract Cor each Item separately.
". f.. CUTSUAW,
NH ltd City Engineer.
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by William II. Lyme & co..
Real Estate Agents, Auctlonecrs, and Brokers,
No. lib Main street.

NALUABL AND ATTo ACTIVE
Y BRICK STORE, WITH DWELLING OVER
SAME. SITUATED ON THE SOUTHEAST COR
NER or TWENTY EIGHTH AND CLAY
STREETS, FOR SALE By AUCTlON.-Ne shall,
nj the request Of the owner, sell by public auction,
on the premises, on
FRIDAY. APRIL Z, 1882.
nj , =. ". the truly desirable and admirably
located TMO-STORI OCk-BRiCk-FRONT
STORE. with DWELLING over SINE. continuing
four rooms, &C.. now occupied by Mr.. - ADAMS,
located rs above described, and designated by No.
2sOl east Clay street. This l. one Of the best re-
tail grocery stands I'm that section. and has always
co nmandcd good rent. The Lol ironis - by
100 feet, more or les, on the south l!nc of Clay
street.
TERMS: Liberal, and made known al the hour
Of sale. ". H. LYME co.
apA AuctlOnocrs.
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ByH. l.. Staples Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
HOB Main street. Richmond, Va.

GALE OF A DESIRABLE FRAMED
- DWELLING WITH SIX ROOMS, AND W.
RANDA IN FRONT, No. 60i CATHARlNE
STREET. BY AUCTION.-Wc shall sell by auc-
ton, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5. 1882,
at 8 o'clock =. NJ, the PROPERTY above de-
scrlbed The lot Is 81 feet front by about "a feet
deep. There Is gas In the house, and hydrHnt in
the yard.
portunity OF securing comfortable home at a low
price and upon favorable terms Of payment.
TERMS: One third cash: the residue In two
equal instruments ut fifteen and twenty-seyen
months, with interest adacd, and secured by -
irtist-dced the property 10 he kept Insured for the
benefit Of the vendor until the whole Of the pur-
chase-money Is paid. II. l.. STAPLES CO.,
AuctlOnccrs.
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ByH. T.. Staples & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
GALE OF Two FRAMED DWELL

GALE OF TWO FRAMED DWELL
- INGs. ONE LARGE BRICK DWELLING,
AND BkICK STORE WITH DWELLING
ABOVE. SITUATED on MOsBY STREET lnE
WECUANICsyILLE TURNPIKE BETWEEN
CkRRINGTON AND JAY STREETS, 100 FEET
FROM THE CITY LIMITS, KNOWN AS TlIE
HILTZffIMER PROPERTY, BY AUCTION
we shall sell by auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, APRm o. 1882,
beginning ut A. o'clock l.. VI, the PROPERTY
above described, fronting | 10 feet on Mechanics
VILE turnpike near the corporate nc OF tue city on
Richmond II will he sold In divisions % suit the
views of purchasers and a. may seem best on the
day If sale Persons OF moderate means seeking
homes ,r for good investments should not fail 10
attend this snlc
TERMS: Liberal, and announced on day of sale.
III. l.. STAPLES 4 co.
NH Al Auctioncers.
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by II. Seldom Taylor,

Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
ONCE, Eleventh and Bank streets.
DRICk DWELLING. No. j02. AND \
I'D BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT ADJOlN-
ING 1T on Thu SOUTH. LOCATED At THE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF CLAY AND TlllR-
TY-FIRST STREETS. FOR SALE At AUG
TONI will offer the aforementioned REAL
ESTATE for sale at public auction, upon the pre-
misses, on
MONDAY, APRIL 10. 1882,
az 3 o'clock T. VI. The dwelling contains seven
rooms: brick Kitchen with two rooms. and The lot
fronts on Thirly-frst street about 2OXi30 feet.
The vacant lot fronts 3s by about 1870 feet.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance ut one. two.
aud three years. ih interest and secured by deed
Of trust. II. SELDOM TAYLOR,
apo Auchonctr.
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by X. Il. Chailin & Co.,
Real Estate AuciiOuccrs.


UCTION SALE OF 4 NICE AND
"A VALUABLE SUBURBAN FARM or FOR
Tl-FOUR ACRES, WITH LARGE BRICh
ABOUT TWO MILES NORTH OF TIE CITY
NEAR THE NEW NORTH ROAD.--M the r.
quest Of Mr.. David NJ. Ianes, who i, removing
from the state. we will sell at public auction, on
the premises. on
TUESDAY, APRIL IL. 1852.
af A. o'clock u. NJ. the aboye-dcscribed FARM
locafrdin Il thick.y-setlcd aud desirable neighbour
hood.
Its nearncss to the city on good road renders
This property very valuable and desirable a SUBJ
urban home. ana will prove a profitable Invest
Inent. ~ land 80 near orr growing city must en-
nance IN value. The dwelling Is large brick one.
I'm very good repair, and nicely located.
TERMS Liberal aud announced at S;ilc
ape X. Il. ClIAFFiN X CO., AuctiOnccrs.
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BY william n. Lyme a Co..
Real Estate Agents aud Auciioneers'
No. l113 Main street.

J,xTgA LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE
II AUCTION SALE OF MULES, uVhS1IEss'
WAGONS, CARTsi HhN Mw frnFUSTTsS &c
xc.-Wc shah, at the request OF Colonel D: Cor
don, superintendent Of construction Eas,ern a,-
vision. chesapeake and Ohio railwty VIM nas nov ,
stables on Orleans street, Rockets. on inth,ss-
DAY. ArHIL o, 1852. commencing NJ ~ a: ~, VI
sharp. the entire stock OF MULES, hOhshs'
cxRTc. W At;ONs, &C., &C., used In the construc.
lion Of said road, consisting Of 90 or " hcad on
FINE YOUNG wELL-BRokE MULES; 10 or
30 head Of HORSES some o. whie,i ar, q, UT,
draught pnrposcs: large number ofCARIs. WAC
OSs. HARNESS, &C., &c. The special attention
TEnus: Announced al The hour Of sale.
NH 20 W. n. LYME Cos Auc,loneers.
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WOOD AND COAL.

GOAL AND WOOD.-PRICEs RE-
~ DUCED TO SUIT THE TIMEs.-I do not
charge one person $3.50 aud sell 90 another ~
$500, Out sell To all at Que price. BEST sPLlN
West Nirginial. ENGINE, or CUMBERLAND
COAL at lowest cash prizes. DAN aud llNf
WO0D-long or sawed and split: Ofice, broad
street opposite Theatre. or 1903 Cary street
Orders by telephone so l65 promptly flied.
ana CHARLES N. PAGE.
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP TN
" COMPANY. .szek go
'OR NEW YORK

This company will dispatch OneOf their splendid
steamers-0LD DOMINION, XYANOkE. MAN.
HATTAN.and RICHMOND-NfRI TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at o'clock r. NJ, and SUNDAY
at 4. VI.
steamers leave New York TUESDAYS. THUR
DAYS, and SATURDAYS nc 3 L. VI. from Pier
26 new number, foot Of Beach street, North
river.
They have splendid saloons, state-rooms, and
bathrooms.
The fare. accommodations, and attentions are
unsurpassed.
AflCr-cabin fare 10 New York, SO: round trip,
SlS stceragc, - and 81.
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch. and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred.
Frcights received until 6 O'Clock z. VI. daily.
For further information. apply TO
GEORGE ". ALLEN 4 Co, Agents.
my Office COmpanN'S wharycs. Rockets.
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LEAVE rErEnsDrHG-Noaru

direct four-hours connection Is made iefr...n
Richmond and Norfolk o., Trains leayiug NI.-
chester at 1880 4. VI. and Norfolk at 1875 B.. 49,.
All trains leaving Petersburg VIII tart from tIe
AppomattON depot.
Pending the rebuilding Of llmc.-l,i,cr bridge
All passenger trains depart irm and a.... tf
Manchester station, foot oi seventh street.
j. II. kENLl, General superintendent
y. POPE, heneril Passenger and li Bet A-,Nl.
mp
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LIME, CEMENT AND PLASTER.

DOCKLAND LIME, ROSENDALE CE-
IN MENT, PORTLAND CEMENT fImporsed).
PLASTER, LAND PLASTER
lground fisnh daily, NOVA SCOTIA LUMP
PLASTER. Send for prices.
WARNER MOORE,
NH 22-eod seventeenth street, south side dock
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by Chewing 4 Rose,
Real Estate Auctioneers aud Brokers,
No. north Tenth street.

10y tHtNUlliR ~ hocfs
Real Estate Auctoneers aud Brokers,
No. north Tenth street.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
" OF A NICE LITTLE FARM ABOUT ONE
HALF MILE WEST OF HE CITY OF RICH
MOND, ON THE OLD SCUFFLETOWN ROAD,
ADJOINING THE LANDS o.! OTWAl :. Al
LEN, ESQ. JOHN i. BRANCH, ESQ. DIR. +.
q. JONES. R.T HrBARD, ESQ, AND OTHERS,
CONTAINING ABOUT FOURAND ONE THIRD
ACEEs.-By virtue of Il decree of the Richmond
Chancery C0srt IN the suit Of McCarthy rs. Dick
onson. entered February Is, 1882. the UNDER
signed. special commissioners thereby appointed
for the purpose, will sell BY auction, upon the
premises, on
FRIDAY. APRIL Z. 1882,
at AZ o'clock l.. NJ. The aforementioned PRO-
PERTY. The improvements consist of - NEAT
FRAMED DWELLING of six rooms. BRICK
kITCIIEN. STABLE. &c. The Land Is thoroughly
rich and well adapted to marketing purposes.
owing 10 the location OF this property Franklin
street aud Park avenue when extended will pass
through II, and thus rcu der it exceedingly valuable
~ building lOts
TERMS One fourth cash; balance in six, twelve,
and eighteen months, interest added, ana title re-
tanned until all the purchIsc-mOnCy j. paid and
deed ordered by the Court.
JACKSON GUY.
ROBERT STILES.
THOMAS !. EVANS.
JOHN II. DlNNEkN,
\. X. COURTNEY,
NH 2S special Commissioners.