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A FacetiOus Undertakes.
A GRIM BANQUET TO WHICH AN ACTOR AND HIS
FRIENDS WERE INVITED

GRIM BANQUET TO WHICH AN ACTOR AND HIS
FRIENDS WERE INVITED.
One OF the most solemn-faced men while
on duty is David SCHUYLER, an undertaken,
Of Philadelphia, but at other times he is
extremely social and very apt to play
tricks upon his friends. He is peculiarly
devoted TO his trade, and his house is
furnished with certain peculiar emblems OF
his calling. He delights in Offering ci-
CARS from trick-box, which conceals q
grinning skeleton that pops up with a
weed in his bony fingers when the lid is
lifted. MIR. Samuel Hemple, the actor, is
an old friend OF his, and when the thirty
second anniversary of his d6but arrived,
about two weeks ago, the undertaken hon
ored the event by inviting him and few
mutual friends to dinner. The invita-
tons were printed upon mourning paper,
and at the first sight Of the skull and cross
ed bones which headed them one might
have mistaken the note for an official warn
ing Of the kukluX klan. When Mr.. Hem
ple arrived he was ushercd into darkened
room, where only some wax tapers were
burning.
A table stood in the centre OF the room,
covered by handsome black pail that
reached to the floor and gave ii the aIt
ptSNduCt VI ~ fIthiuivut. lDOH THIS TIE
dinner was laid. The dishes were all ap-
propriately arranged, with fringes of black
and white tissue paper around them. The
chicken, as ii lay in its dish upon its back,
had white choker, q black necktie and q
white dickey at its neck, made Of the same
material. The salt-cellers had black caps,
and long trailing mourning bands tied
around them. The most unique arrangement
upon the table was silver toothpick-holder
small hearse with horses attached, driver
upon the box and doors to open at the rear
end, where a miniature casket containing
the picks was drawn forth. The mashed
potatoes were dug out of mound covered
with roast-potato jackets, which, with
sprigs OF green planted here and there
looked like a shady buriallot, with several
wooden tonbstones standing upright upon
It.
The ice-cream was moulded An the shane
OF coffin, and the cuts OF pie were made
In similar shape. The entire dinner wa.
made rs mathematical Of the undertaken.
trade as taste and ingenuity could devise
ana after the drsf shoulder was passed The
guests enjoyed themselves in spite OF the fu
nercal surroundings. Mr.. Schuyler hearth,
enjoyed the discontinue of his guests a,
they entered the room and looked upor
the singular sight, and says the fun he de
rived from the affair amply compensated
him for the trouble OF preparing for it.
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A Strange story 90 s>eath.

AFTER YOUNG WOMAN Is THOUGHT TO bt
DEAD SHE TALKS ABOUT HEAVENLY SIGHTS.
from the Boston IIerald.l
There is q very strange story reported
from East Boston. On Friday the 18th OF
Nav there died at the residence OF Amos
X. Loyejoy, 157 Webster street, young
lady named Hattie G. CRAIG lacking Few
days only Of being twenty-four years OF
age. Her death was preceded by SICK.
ness OF nearly year, and the disease oil
which she died was clearly Of a consumptiye
nature. Many OF the circumstances follow
ing the death and preceding the burial OF
the young lady are OF peculiarly interest
ing II not OF distressing nature. On the
morning OF the 10Th the long-suilerlng
patient seemed TO be rapidly nearing the
end and, at l. O'Clock she appeared to have
breathed her last. The eyes OF the young
lady were tendcrly closed by her Borrowing
grandmother and the body was left alone
with the weeping father. lie remained for
about half an hour in the chamber OF death,
and then took his leave with reluctance.
Just as he had turned his back upon the
beloved form he was startled by move
ment Of the body and an exclamation ST.
simultaneously Of "Papa, papa, please don't
leave me-" When he turned around he
saw with delight and establishment that
his daughter was not corpse, but an
actual living and conscious being. endowed
with as much intellect and strength as at any
fine during the last part OF her sickness.
or course there were now great Joy and
CONSERVATION throughout the household.
When she had become somewhat calm,
Miss Craig, with q smile and countenance
angelic beyond description, said:
"Oh, papa, dear. do you know where
have been!"
"No, Hattie, tell me where you have been
let me know all about it," answered the
overjoyed father.
"Oh, papa, have seen Heaven, and am to
have my health restored to me on certain
conditions" she answered in great glec.
"What are those conditions, and arc
you willing to submit TO themy" asked
the father.
eyes papa, certainly am"
"But what are they, dear!" still queried
the parent.
a cannot reveal them to you now, papa.
But, oh, | saw such beautiful things in
Heaven"
"Tell me, won't you, all about who and
what you saw! Come, now, that's good
girl"
"Oh. / saw them all, l saw them all,
papa, and Pm going to Heaven again, and
when 60 don't let them put me into the
ground until you are sure am dead"
During the rest OF the day, upto O'Clock
in the evening, the poor girl was alternately
In conscious and swooning condition. At
o'clock she seemed to have died. There
was no change in the body for three days,
and several physicians counselled that the
body be kept from the tomb. On the
fourth day, however, there were unmistak-
able signs Of death, and the interment took
place.
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by urubbs a Williams
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers'
rIevantb street between Main ana BANK.

rv,RrrsTEEs, SALE OF THE SPLEN-
/ DID iRoN-FRONT FoUR,sT0RY tAB0yE
CELLARsl BRQWNsT0NE sTqkES oCrCno-
No. 1915, At THE NoRTIIWE;ST CORNER
or MAIN AND GOyERNoK SIR luii rs, A M
No. 2, ADJOINING, on G0vERS9R sTREEI:
In narf execntIon Of deed Of trust from Charles
W Purcell 10 the undersigned a. trustees, dated
March %. 1852, and duly recorded. being thereto
requested we viii sell by auction, upon the preinl-
ses, on
MONDAY THE 10TH DAY OF JUNE,
nj / o'clock +. NJ, the PROPERTY above de-
scrIhed bing the celebrated business-stand occu-
MED by Messrs Purcell. Iadd < Co. for the last
fwenty..fye wears n a wholesale drugstore.
The buildings were erected since 1865, In the
most careful manner. and no expense was spared
10 make them complete III every parti
The location Is decidedly one OF the best In the
city FOR business purposes. and no such opportunity
can be offered for a substantial aud profitable In
yestmcnt. "
TERMS: The purchaser to assume q debt for
$1,000, TO become due December 2. 1884. bear
Ing interest AT per cent. payable sclni-annualy
ms 10 the residue third cash. ut six and
twelve months with interest, and secured by trust
deed. JAMES IL. DooLEn'
PHILIP II. PURCELL.
=
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by Sutton & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auct!onccrs,
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF NICE FRAME
L STORE No. 1O03 WEST CLAY. BETWEEN
GRAHAM AND HANCOCK STREETS, AT AUG
TIOE.-By virtue of q certain deed Of trust from
Eliza Fcliner IT, the undersigned trustees. dated
June >. 1875, and of record In Richmond Chan
Gerry Court, Dced-Eook ll2 4. page 452. and
whereas default has been made and being required
so 10 do, we shall sell. on the premises. On
MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1882,
at 6 o'clock l.. W.. the REAL ESTATE conveyed
I'm said deed, with the improvements thereon. con-
sis:ng Of q nice FRAME STORE. with three
rooms I'm rcHr-l0t fronting 80 feet, and running
back between parallel lines 100 feet
TERMS Cash a. 10 expenses Of s,.le and 1850
the residue on such terms as viii be announced at
sale.
The ahoye-described PROPERTY was sold May
Is. 1852, and will he rcsOld n the risk and cost II
the purchaser. he having flilcd ~ comply with
tic terms Of sale. JULIUS IDF.
HERMAN ENERS,
y SCliRAUT.
Trustees.
SUTTON & Co., AuctiOnccrs. les
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CITY TAXES.
- ~ - - - ~ -
n o I l c L

NJ D Il C. L.
This Office will be OPEN DAILY from the 18TH
TO THE Both JUNE, between the hours of .
o'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock l.. NJ inclusive, for the
purpose Of receiving from any person charged
With
CITY TAXES
the WHOLE or ONE HALF of the amount OF tax
charged, aud per centum Will be added 10 the
amount of tax charged In every case where the
party assessed shah fail To pay the whole or one
half within the time 30 limited; .o,.,
\. Il. WOODsON,
Ne 2-30t Collector.
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Once Of Richmond Bazaar,
No. 1924 Main street.

| Once Of Richmond Bazaar,
No. 1924 Main street.
7 ARGE ASSORTMENT OF FURNI-
~ TURE, &C.
| THIS DAY,
at 10 o'clock, VIC viii sell large assortment OF
FURNITURE, embracing
MAHOGANY BEDsTEADS,
BUREAUS. WASIiSTANDS,
WARDHOBES. SOFAS,
LOUNGES, CHAIRS, TABLES,
SfOEBOARDS, REFnlGERATORS,
One set VERY 0LD-FAsJlONED MAHOGANY
DINiNG-rABLES (thrcc pieces).
Antiquartes should attend, as most OF the above
are very old and rare.
IL CLOCKS, Of different makes;
great many other articles of use IN families too
numerous ID mention
20 dozen CONCENTRATED LYE, IN excellent
10 boxes CHOICE CHEESE.
8 barrels CHOICE JOWLS,
RACE GINGER,
jsS 4, u. COOK, Auctioneer.
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BY Frank ID. Inn * Co..,
Real Estate Agents and Auct'nt'i-
llOs Nam street.

a D
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF W W,
" FARM on THE CuAELEs tlIl hnN..
ABOUT six MILES FROM RltHNuNu AZ
TON OF TIE ESTATE OF \. u, ID
DECEASED. At AUC1IoN.-liy 'f. ..i
cree Of the Circuit Court Of the clty 20 hi.. all.
ia the suit Of Walker & Saunders -. ! ti'' ~ d,
ministrator. Sc. entered ON l3th ui MAJ.
We, special commissioners thereby ipitl".
sell At pablo auction, ON
MONDAY, JUNE II, iee2'
at ~ o'clock NJ, IN front VI llcnr'cD-c0nhN .t.
house, the REAL ESTATE described .i ..'l' ,i -
being Thirty SIN ACRES OF lANp .rf
Charles city road, SIX miles nom hir.ii.' ~.
a part of the late X. III. 1allcy's estate l.'l'
Al the office OF the auctlouccrs. t... A
This sale offers good opportunity . I"N
small place c0nycnicn, g. Richmond. t, nj
TERMS: one third cash; baianco .n ,S ,'.,-
twelve months, notes 10 De given Tor iti'.ls,H a
ments With Interest added, and l.'t i''',,-
until the purchase-money Is paid ass. ''"'''
ance ordered by the Court. ..,.,,, fe.
FpMl Nd WADplllr'"f
Nm }. HAlo,
h. II. MCGUIRE, .
special lomnil '.''
Sale by FRANK ID. HILL 4 Co, Auctions 4
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flor The Dispstch.l
Vrsahf sSurn0m. Poet.

aessgs washtnxton, Poet.
Mcssrs. Editors,-in the Recue des Deux
-NoWdes for March 18th NJ. d'1Iaunonyilie,
one Of our French visitors last fall, adorns
a paper descriptive Of his visit to the
United States with copy OF verses OF
washington which he found among the
uapcrs OF the Father Of His Country at
the State Department. As they are abso-
Iutely the worst ever read, and as all emf
ncnce Is noteworthy, perhaps your readers
may De interested in them. Non 0'nn,a
possamns--you know:
~oh, yc Gods, why should my poor rcsis''es'
heart
Stand 70 oppose Thy might and power,
AT last surrender 10 Cupid's fcathcred dart,
And nowiay bleeding every hourY
For her that's pititess of my grief and woes,
And will not on me pity take;
TIL sleep amongst iGy most invetcratc focs,
And with g,adncss never wish 20 wake.
In deludinc slcepngs let nv eyeiids close,
That In an cnrapturcd dream may ,
lp soft, lnliing sleep and gentle repose.'
One feels like ending as Washington be-
gan:
A. N. X.
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by AppersOn K Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers,
No. north Eleventh street.

rVRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF TIE
L NICE NEW BRICK DWELLING. No. 407,
SOUTH SIDE OF MARSHALL BETWEEN
MONROE AND HENRY STHEETS.-By virtue
of t1lstdecd from W. W. Phillips and wife L. me.
dated 18th December, 1879. recorded in Rich
mOnd Chanccry Court. in ID. y. IL H.. page %.
default having been made. aud being thereto re-
quired by the beneficiary, Will sell by auction, on
the premises. on
TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 1882,
nj 81 O'Clock +. ", the ajoye-described VERY
DFSIR ABLE AND WELL-BUILT DETACHED
DWELLING. containing seven rooms. The lot
fronts 80 feet and runs back 80 feet To- G-fcot
alley. party Is ready To rent ut $500 per anuu;n.
TERMS: Easy, and made known AZ sale.
j. l.. APPEHSON,
les Trustee.
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BY William II. Lyme & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
l113 Main street.


l113 Main street.
TWO NEAT AND ATTRACTIVE
i FRAMED TENEMENTS on THE WEST
LINE OF TWENTY-FOURTH STREET BE-
TWEEN AND q STREETS. TWO NloE
BUILDING LOTS on NENABLE STREET,
AND MOST DESIRABLE LOT ON TIE
WEST LINE or TWENIl-FlFTH EEAt
LEIGH STREET, FOR SALE BY AUCTION
We shall. ut request of owner, sell by auction in
order named. on The premises, on
THURSDAY JUNE 6, 1852,
commencing at ; o'clock T.. NJ;
lst. The BEAUTIFUL LOT on the south Inc Of
Venahle between scott and Pickett street,, 'front.'
ing 80 hy 1872 feet
"a. TWO NEAT FRAMED TENEMENTS, Nos.
Sl4 and ZIG north Twenty -fourih street. coniain-
Ing four rooms. kitchen. &C.. with lots fronting re-
spectiveiy 20 and % by 1872 feet.
Sd. VACANT LOT on the north line Of Nena-
bic between Twenty-tbird and Twenty-fourlh
streets, 2l2 by $50 feet.
4th. That MOST DESIRABLE and WE'LL
LOCATED LOT on the west line Of Twenty-iiiih
street near its intersection with Leigh street, 20 10y
I22 feet.
TERMS: One fourth cash: the residue at six,
twelve. and eighteen months. with negotiable noics,
interest added, and secured by a lrusl-deed.
". H. LYME < Co,
ic 2 AuctiOuecrs.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ SMALL
" FARM OF rs s6-lOO ACRES OF GOOD
LAND, FRONTING on THE NlNE-MlLE
ROAD, AND RUNNING BACK TO THE RlCn-
MOND. YORK-RlNER AND CHEsAPEAh i
RAILROAD, ADJOINING THE LANDS or
NESSR<, JENNINGS. BRAGG, SklRN, MD
OTHERS, ABOUT SIX MILES FROM IhE
CITY OF RiCiiMOND.-ln pursuance og iccr,c
Of Richmond Chancery Court entered on the loti
day Of April. 1882, ia the suit of Planters Ma
tlonal Bank rs. Lyne's curators, Sc.' the una, =
signed, appointed special cOmml ssioners lherebl'
Will offer for sale at the Hcnrico eOnh'y court
house, on ..,
MONDAY, JUS. II, 1852,
THAT being court-dayl, az | o'clock J.: VI, me
TRACT OF LAND above mentioned. Inc SUI
Is good and there IS upou the place some good 'ih'
bcr III, .,..
While as special commissioners We VIII only con-
yey an undiy idcd moiely, or hali-iDtercst YET We
are authorized 10y the party owning Tie other M
terest 10 say that he will unite With us IN the deed
AZ that the whole can be sold.
TERMS: One fourth cash; residue NJ SIX, Twelve
and eighteen months, for negotiable notes per
cent added, and the title retained unli The entire
Durchasc-money f. paid and 4 conveyance ordered
ty The Court CHARLES r. WiiiTLOtk,
hENRl Il. CANNON,
Special Commissioners.
QuAnLEs MccrnpY' ,.o,,o00er.
WILLIAM Ii. LYME & Coz
''''' my NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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T,IIE HAN some FOUR-STORY
/ BROWNsTONE TENEMENT, No: 1914
EAST MAIN STREET. ADJOINING MES>RS.
PURCELL. LADD e CO., AND SOME LOIS
on PINE STREET. IN SIDNEY, AT AUG
TION.-By request Of the President and Directors
of the Merchants and Mechanics Insurance Com
pany, we will sell by auction, upon the premises,
on
MONDAY, JUNE 10. 1852,
at IL O'Clock i. NJ. the PROPERTY situated as
above. and occupied by said company. the Virginia
Mining and Manufacturing Company, and others.
II fronts 2sli feet on Main street. runs back about
II feet. Is entirely covered by the building, which
Is four stories above the basement embraces the
splendid Office on the main floor. with wel-tcstod
fre-proof vault and three stories above adapted to
offices or other purposes The location Is In the
centre Of the best business part Of the city, and The
property has large a rent-producing capacity rs
any other of equal value In tie city.
Al the SAME TINE AND PLACE will be sold
LOT OF GROUND, on the west line Of Pine
street between Holly street and the James River
and Kanawha canal. fronting 10 feet, running
back las feet to an alley, with width In rear OF
Is feet inches.
TERMS At sale. GRUBBS e WILLIAMS.
les AuctiOnecrs.
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EnuCATIONAL.

4 ICxDEMY OF RICHMOND COUNTY.
~ AT AUGUSTA. GA.-APPLiCATTONs TO
FILL THE CHAIR OF LANGUAGESatt this insfi-
tuition will bc received until JULY'1sT ensuing.
Applicants invst he professional teachers OF ex-
ericncc, and masters OF the Latin, Greek, French,
herman, and English languages. Testimonials
will bc requtred TO capabilities for maintaining
discipline, well for successful teaching. tnr-
Shcr infornation can bc obtained from the under
signcd. By order of Tire Board Of Trustees.
my 3OxJyl a. &. HOLT, Secretary.
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By J. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
1ll3 Main street.

CORNER FRAME STORE, CHURCH
~ HILL, WITH DWELLING ABOyE.-I will
sol at auction on
MONDAY, JUNE II. 1882,
at q O'Clock PM,
the xfovc CORNER STORE, on the northeast cor
OF Thiriieth and Marshall streets, fronting on
Thirticth street rs feet, with depth Of 1870, Ia
an alley O feet also. adjoining LOT, with SMALL
HOUSE, fronting 2Ox120 feet to alley.
Parties desiring place for family grocery will
do well t. attend.
FERNS: one fourth cash; balance at six, twelve,
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
les Auctionecr.
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CIIIlDREN's CARRIAGES.

HHILDKEN's CARRIAGESoHNK>
Ofrom ~ up; DECORATED CHAM SE=esst.
BIER SETS 1913: TIN TOILET SETS, WATER
COOLIES. fJY-fANS, WIRE DISH.GOVERS.
6iLVEIEPL ATED icE-PIrCHERs, and other
scasonabe go Ids af low prices at
ROBERT HARR0LD's,
te4 SIT Broad street.
nHiLDREN'S CARRIAGES. - Weekly
" arrivals Of the WHITNEY CARRIAGES a.
rect from the fac.0-y, manufactured for JOHN
DOES. No. I'll and ~ Main street, and for sale
- wholesale and retail u: bottom prices. Give me
= call before purchasing. JOHN DOES.
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LUMBER.
HENRIco COUNTY, May 20,

HENRIco COUNTY, May 20, 1882.
CEASONED PINE l. l. NJ Der FOR
- SALE.-Under decree Of the Circuit Court of
Henrico county, entered May 20, 1882. I'm the suit
styled Pilkinton, Pulliam Co., against Moss &c,
ana Walker, &c, against Taylor. trustee, &C.. am
BIER and C0RD-WO0D on the tract known as the
Moss tract about two miles from Manchester in
Chesterfield county, ON The new road. There are
about $4,000 feet of SEASONED PINE LINZ
Der. consisting OF PLANK. JOIsTS, and SCANT-
LING; also, large lot of SLABS. Parties de-
siring such lumber will please LET me hear from
them, and bids Will be received for the same I'm lots
OF Us whole. JOHN r. JONES,
my 3O-cOd6t sheriff of IIcnrIcO county
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STAGE LINES.

- RICHMOND AND TAPPA A. <sT5a,
~ HAMMOCK EXPRESS CO. f1s,fs-9
Having established a PASSENGER AND EX-
PRESS LINE between Richmond and Tappxhan-
mock, ON AND AFTER MONDAY. APKIL Sd
We VIII he prepared TO carry PASSENGERS CON-
forlabiy and PACKAGES promptly.
win leave Richmond, from office No. II south
Tenth street, ON MONDAYS aud THURSDAYS
at a. M.,prriying at Tappthannock at o L. 81. I:
leaving Tappahannock on WEDNESDAYS and
at NJ.
PACKAGES will be received at the Office at all
emeS. JAMES SWEENEY,
fnh 3l-eod Proprietor.
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BY George :. Nashon & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
40. Tenth street.

WHAT VALUABLE AND DESIRA-
L BLY-LOCATED PROPERTY. CONTAIN
ING AN ENTIRE SQUARE. LOCATED AND
STREETS, IN THE CITY OF MANCHESTER.
WITH THAT LARGE. WELL-BLlLT FRAMED
DWELLING-llOUSE THEREON KNOWN IS
THE "CLOPTON HOUSE" CONTAINING
EIGHT LARGE. AIRY ROOMS.-1his property
will be sold al public auction. the premises, on
THURSDAY. JUNE 6. 1852.
at O'Clock L. NJ, in the order and manner named
below
Isl. The DWELLING. with $50 feet on Me-
DOnough street corner If Tenth, by 40 feet 10 an
alley in common 20 feet wide.
I'd. FOUR LOTS Of 80 feet front each on Me-
DOnoGgh street by 40 feet To said alley.
Sd. EIGHT LOTS, fronting 32s feet each, on
Semmcs street between Tenth aud Eleventh streets,
by I40 feet To said alley.
TERMS: Liberal, aud announced NJ sale.
GEORGE :. NASli0N Il son,
jo2 Auctionecrs.
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BY Il. Il. Chaflin & Co.,

BY II. Il. Chaflin & Co.,
Real Estate AuctiOnecrs.
A UCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE
"A BUILDING LOTS IN MANCHESTER. on
STOCKTON AND PORTER STREETS. WITH
SMALL FRAME HOUSE On LOT ON PORTER
STREET-At the request Of the owner. we VIII
sell by public auction. on the premises, on
THURSDAY. JUNE =. 1sS2, -
at o'clock L. NJ. the above-locatcd NICE
LOTS. commencing on Porter strcct-viZ:
TWENTY-FIVE FEET on Porter street. between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets, with small
FRAME HOUSE on it now renting for - per
month. and Immediately after will sell the FIFTY
THREE FEET on the corner Of stockton and
Eighteenth streets.
These lots are well located, and offer good sites
for buidngs.which viii rent readily atgOOd prices
as houses are in demand in Manchester.
TERMS Liberal and announced AZ sale.
X. Is. CHAFFlN * co,
les AucuOnccrs.
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GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctioncers.

IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE
l. VIC will sell The adjoining PROPERTY de-
| scribed I'm the following advertisement. These
| two sales will afford an opportunity TO purchase
| the whole of that BEAUTIFUL BROWNSTONE
| BLOCK, than which no choicer property can be
| found:
| Nv Grubbs 4 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
| Eleventh street between Main and Bank
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By Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate AucuOneers ana Brokers.
No north Tenth street, Richmond, Va.
UCTION SALE OF \ STORE
n HOUSE, WliEELMRlGHT AND BLACK
SMITH SHOPS Al HEMIEIIS,
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO
EAILN WAY.

At the request Of tie heirs at law OF the late H..
G.. Ware, We will sell 10y auction, upon TIE PREMISE
on
FRIDAY,JUNE 9.Ise2,
ut Il o'clock \. VI, that LOT OF AND lmm =
diltcly at Hewletf-. ON the thc,tptasc anu ONO
railway, containing about ONE ACRE WIN tle
improvements thereon. consisting 81 COMM
DIOrS STOREliOISk. rHOt clloI, WHEEL
WRIGHT and BI. Afk SMllH SlipFS.
This Is a most excellent huslncss-siand, localed
a. IN f. at the crossing OF the railroad ana the
main thoroughfarc between Caroline aud Hanover
counties. and having been IN successful Operation
up a. short time since.
TFlNS: one fourth cash balance ne siHftweiNe,
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