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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-15
6teau,1ats ny 3IilrJI1i.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST.
Wa PhIladelphia. BALTIMORE and WashngtOl.

on and after May q, the magnificent PASSENGER Trans
leave from Pennsy Railroad Depot foot Of COrtandts
ami DesOrlsse5-3L, ~ fOIOWS -,
p No. except 81 mays Dtrlor car attaohe arrives
ngtOn 10 Night express leayo5 washington at ~
III daily Secpers and dag coaches through 70 Clnclnh@u
and Chicago.
D. H. daily. Fast Line arrives Washington 2i2j M, Gin
cnnati $50 D. NJ Chicago S3j M ana st. Louis $50 A. ~
b. palace seepers and coaches though To Cincinnati
81. LOUIS an! Chicago
l2ocock light daily arrives at Washn gton s;30a m Day
Express leaves Washington at 1910 daily SleeperS
and day coaches through 10 Cincinnati
re- other line makes faster time TO the West Trains
arrive from the West at Coca 300 p m and lO0O p
m Tickets and sleeping Derths secured and baggage caeq
Tor and destination at ONCE, SO
Broadw ay all Offices the Pennsylvania RAILROAD
-n.
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New publications.

Ciin teal Csille tor Sale.
CHARLES Buck g. CO.. ARCHITECTS,
"A. SUCCESSORS o Duggn u CrOssman,
East ilsi-st.,
Offer for sale ready fOl immediate OccupatiOn
THREE MANSIONS Oh LEMON HILL
Southwest corner Ma1i8On-ave. and 69t1-st.
FINE "I-FOOT HOUSE on MURRAY HILL
Only one left Lexn tton-ave. anu 31tl-st
FIVE MEDIUM.SIIE. LOW-PRICED HOUSES,
3Bfh.si. lie irgton ave.
All buit in usual thorough manner.
All new. Open sundays send for pamphlet.
A PLOT of nolrly 500 bulkhcaded waterfront
~ lois in York HarbOr. for sale. n bargain H. A.
YOUNG. Engineer &c, 20 bXchlngephce
EOR SALE.-Near MOrningsde Park two lots
4 Al - 200 each. rutland & WHITING, No. Beck
I'm CRESr OF LENOX HILLS. w. or
ner Park ave and G9tht Elegant houses Just nhcd
mostly BY days work il Old Colonial s'ye' Easy 10
make quaint and int esing; always open descriptive
p""p"''' WM A. nANKINsON, 218 West 3lst,st.,
and builder,
VIM II. JACKSON CO., Union square y. Y.
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Coumtrn propertp for Sale ano to Eet.
Gonnlrp propertp Uanteo.

WANTED TO purchase--A farm from so to
w 10 with few acres wool well watered and
irnm Ok IN 10 niles from " Y CITY, and H. H. station
STATE mice "CASH Box iSl, Astoria. l.. /.
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NVRW IUH LINE =
~ To Boston Worcester Nashua Portland aud Ess.
Inc Iron Steamer
CITY OF WORCESTER,
without exception the most elegant boat the sound and
the iayOrite CITY OF NETWORK,
leaves Pier No 40 North River loot Of Wsttsst next PIES
above DesbIOssesst Ferry daily except sundays At n
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Real estate agents.

ORANGE, n. J. real estate a speciality ties
~ idnnoes for sale and rent fully furnished and uniur
nisled vicinity OF all depots Apply to EDWARD T. MA NJ
ILrON, 2 Pinest
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aurtion Sales of Real estate.

LOUIS ME 5gEi3h. 4 ~ nnH}SEEE'
EXlEASdlyL SALE
IMPROVED ely PROPERTY.
~ 2RPEF or The so co REFE IL FA AE
BY ORDER or THF EXECUTORS
cAruAnry2 or L6 Ghh tAHbb SPENCER
All her real e,tate consisting w,2y property
in nh The i IN f nS ' s IN wa Of Ne%Y6P y and
lot a. N S IF 2 G9o at SaS
NewYok commencing on the loth day of October next at
sn9wngthe Whole property and % terms Of
Esd Referee No % liberty or al ts once o Tt be g sS
tioneer or will be matted on application
MORRIS WILKINS, Anctioneer.
SALE or THIRTYNINE VALUABLE LOTS
18TH AND 79TH-STs. AND lOTH.AvE,
Just west Of MANHATTAN SQUARE Central Park)
E. H. LUDLOW co.
will sell at auction
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1882,
at - o'clock, noon at the
EXCHANGE SALISR ROOM
Ill BROADWAY Ornity Buiding), NY,
Thirty valuable lots, Is 7Shs 200 feet and 20 on
18TH st. and l0th-ayer as per map.
These lots lie we'll and the location ready for immediate
mpro, Twohds of the purchase money may remain
mortg
For maps &c, apply at the Office Of the Auctioneers
NO. PINEsT. NETWORK.
DICHARD V. HARNETT, Auctioneer,
III will sell az auction,
Thursday. October "a, 1882,
at II o'clock at Exchange saesIoom, III Broadway,
No. 2Y9 b Oadway,
northwest corner
Park-place
The 6rscass 7sory basement and sub.oear iron front
office building; contains every modern Improvement elevator
engines heating and sidewalks varted Land Ia lease
hold fOm A. 1870, with renewals Ground rent
ga per and taxes This building Is without its
size OF building feet
Broadway; gS.3 feet Oh Park place.
permits and further Information 10 lease at AUG
tioneer's once, III Broadway basement
DICHARD V. HARNETT Auctioneer
III will sell at auction,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 81,
At ~ o'clock, at Exchange saesloom, III Broadway,
o. VALUABLE LOTS,
23d WARD NETWORK CITY
Situate Intervale ave- Keyst l60th and 167th sts
and lying Just Of 3daye Location unsurpassed with
the advantages OF quick transit aud eligible immediate
provement This is grand opportunity for Investment
Terms liberal
Sale absolute without Maps at Auctoneers office
Ill Broadway.
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NEW-HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
~ SPRINGFIELD. HuLYOKE,MoN REA l. and interme-
date pointa leave Pier 25 f. X. 3p N.
and IL SUNDAYS eXcepte connecting with trains
NEW.HAVEN, Tor MERIDEN HARTFORD. SPRING.
FIELD Tickets sold and baggage checked 944 Broad
way y; anu Courtst Brooklyn. Excursion 10 New.
Haven and return,
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
n ana alter October /, 1881
EAT TRIM LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave Newlork. VIA Desbrosses and Co1rtAnds
streets Ferries, as follows;
isburg, Pittsbulg the South, With Pullman
Palace Cars attached M and p daily, New.fonS
and chicago Limited Of ParloT Dining smoking and sleep
ing Cars at a. m. every day.
Wiliamsport, Lock Haven. M. MI Cory ana Enec
sp m. connecting az oy for rtusyile, Petroleum cen
tire, anu the Oil ReglOus.
Baltimore, Washin gtOn and the SOUTH Limited Naslnggp
Express OF Pullman ParOr Cars daily. except sunday ~
arrive Washington D. Regular, va b aDd r. 8.
r. at D. Is and $3.50 $40 and p and ~ nights w
b. and o. X. H., and y. IN, and IL night - 80.
Sunday, via b. and p r. r.. 5l5 M y and IL nsnsi
For Atlantic CITY, except sunday, 6I5 IN and NJ Y"
Sunday, 5:l1 a. -.
For aye May except sunday 6l5 liloa IN. on satdSs
only D.
via Ralway ana AInbOy a. iu IL noon SOY sAu ,,s
Boats OF brooklyn Annex connect with ali through 49,
atJersey City, ahording speedy and direct IAI'~ W.
Trans afrve~From Ptsburg GEO and ll,2O $50 ana
1920 p. daily. FROM ashington and Baltimore 2sgy
500 a. and 1000 y. From Baltimore E]0 D. m LS
Sundays Y35 D. M From Phiaielph $500, o. eSS,,
800, $780, $40 1910, lao H. 1870 2, 800 oS1 ~
1880, 500, 935 1928 and 1880 p ~ sunday, sS4 oSy
$50. 800. lli0 62O 1880, 9J5. lOio. aud lO'V|N
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE oLDEsTABLIsHEp ROUTE AND SHORT LlsH
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS ANDe SUN
DAY. STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, IN
NETWORK.
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
Express Trains leave New York Desbosses AMI cca
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
HE oLD.EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LISs

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS ANDe on 81"
DAY, STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, IN
NETWORK.
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DRONIDENCE LINE.

FUN PROVIDENCE DIKECT.
Connecting with Providence and Wore RF
for all POINTS NORTH and EAST, via " OROESTER
The entirely new and elegant steamer RHODE ISLAND,
on Mondays Wednesdays Fridays and the magnificent
steamer MASSACHUsETTs on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
8 p. m. from Pier 20 N. r., foot of Warren-st
Connections made at Providence. via 7. And w. r.,
for Worcester and all Northern. Eastern and White
Mountain points Tickets for at all principal ticket
offices SaterOOms secured at oces OF WestcOtt Express
Co.. at Nos 2O7 3ol, 307 and AL Broad
way, and at Fifth Avenue aud WIqdsor Hotel ticket Offices
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ForTRI NTON and PHiL Iii


~ (PennsyII ana T. X, loot IOTtandt,
Stations IN New York St, and DcsOIOsses 81.
- - CentIai X. r. OF y. J.. loot Llbedys ct
LEAVE NEW YORK. commencing oct. 2, 1872
For south AmDOy via G. X X. OF y. j., 8. sl5a H. Las
4, m; via Penn. x. r., o. ~ m. u m
For haawan, &C. via G. X. r. OF y T. D. Sis H. las
4, 9 p m; via Penn. r. r. a. IL m, 80. 3, y. m.
For Red Bank, Long Branch Ocean Grove, AsJuy Psrk
sea Gilt, Point PLEASANT via &. r. r. OF y j. 81 "a
NJ 40 T. b. p. m. via Penn r. r.. o. m. ~ IN. $3.50 10
For Lakewood Toms River Barnegat, &c, via G.. Il L. d
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LAST DAY.
lReported for the Dispatch.l


STEEI's TAVERN, April 30, 1882.
The pastoraI relation between Rev. A.
II. Price and the Linvillc-Creek church
was dissolved, and leave was granted to
him 20 labor at discretion until the next
stated meeting.
The following was adopted:
Whereas the synod OF Virginia took ex-
ception 10 the action OF this Presbytery by
which the pastor OF q scattered charge was
permitted 10 receive members without the
presence Of the session,
Resolved, That the Presbytcry rescind
said action.
Rev. +. McCutchan was chosen chair
man OF the standing Committee on Publi-
cation vice Rev. j. +. Booker, resigned.
The subject OF home missions occupied
the Presbytcry's attention during the time
usually given to public worship this
morning. The work is growing, and adj
dtional force Is needed every year to over
take it.
Revs. Strickler, Murray, Rosebro, and
Gaines were appointed to visit our mission
field in West Virginia with view TO its re-
organization, and report at the next stated
meeting.
Rev. A. +. Laird will supply Pisgah,
Beulab, and Monterey churches for one
year.
The report on Sabbath schools shows
but a very small increase in the number OF
teachers and scholars. The membership Of
the churches exceeds the number in the
Sabbath schools by nearly two thousand.
With only one or two exceptions, the
schools are under the control OF the pastors
and sessions, study the catechisms and con-
icssion OF faith OF our Church, take our
church papers, and memorize the Scrip
lures.
The condition of the churches is gene
rally good, though there has been very lit
tie special religious interest in them during
the past year.
A resolution, rendering the thanks OF the
Presbytery to the Rev. DIR. c. X. Vaughan
for a sermon preached Friday morning
from Colossians iii, 1G, on "The Service
OF Praise" and asking its publication in
some form, was adopted. A. II. II.
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Robert Lee.

Though nations may fall. republics decay,
And empires be riyen I'm twain,
UntiTnshed by time upon listory's page,
There's "A name for ages VIII remain.
No monument needed, no fatterer paid,
To point out whose name IL can be-
The breeze of the South. as it watts through the
pines,
Proclaims II IS thine. Robert Lee.
The cottage. the cabin. the mansion. and hall,
Resound with the deeds thou hast done.
And Thy fame as a relic will be handed down
As an heirloom from sire 20 son:
But not there alone. rs another Will share
The SOuths alteration with thee.
COequai with jackson united viii stand,
Thy name and Thy fame, Robert Lee.
Unmindfu OF all but honor and State
Undismaycd by the slanderor's tOngUei
If victorious secession IS claimed 10 be right,
Can Vlnquislied secession he wrong?
Bat who shall decide thou art gOne-rest In peace
The world has few equals TO thee;
And whilst a true son of the South shall remain
He viii knccl at thy shrine. Robert Lee.
Lexington Gazette.
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A Canadian Speaks.

When anything worth saying is spoken
in that terse and pointed way that bears the
impress OF honest conviction we like TO
have people know the nature of the COM
munication. OF such nature is the fol-
lowing from Mr.. w. f. Hast, Campden
post-oiice, Lincoln county, Ontario. Mr..
HAST says: With great JOY over my
restored health, l would write few lines
concerning that wonderful remedy, St.
Jacobs Oil. For the last six years have
been using various medicines internally
and externally, but nothing would help
me. Finally l procured bottle OF St.
Jacobs Oil, which cured me after a few al
plications. My mother-in-law, who has
also been great sufferer from rheumatism,
was also instantly relieved by the use OF the
Great German Remedy. st. Jacobs Oil is
great blessing to suffering humanity, and
| shall do all in my power to spread its
merits.
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by Frank ID. Hill x Co.,
Real Estate Auciioneers,
HOS Main street.

DUCK EFT AIS. VS.. PIEDMONT AND
ID ARLINGTON LIFE-INSURANCE COM
PANN.-By virtue of decree Of the United States
District Court for the Eastern District Of Virginia
entered I'm the above cause November Is, 1881,
VIII sell 1t public auction, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, MAY ID, 1882,
at O'Clock T.. NJ, the LOT OF GROUND, with a
FRAMED TENEMENT thereon containing three
rooms, on the west side of 1hirich street between
o and i streets, occupied by I'D. Brown. Lot
fronts II 9l2 feet by "a feet to an alley ~ feet
wide.
And Immediately thcreaiter--say ut 81 O'Clock
the BEAUTIFUL LOT at the northwest corner Of
Twenty-ciehlh and y streets. fronting on street
so feet, and running back 1872 feet to an alley 10
feet wide.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance I'm six, twelve,
and eighteen months. interest added, and title re-
tanned until al the purchase-mOney Is paid and
conveyance ordered by the Court.
AUBIN l.. BOULWARE.
my3 Receiver.
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To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Please be kind enough to tell subscriber
the derivation OF the word "rink !, as
used in skating rink, and oblige II.
Evidently Il Is the German way OF pro-
nouncing "ring." A skating rink is
therefore, a skating ring. Therefore, again
the change OF "g" to "k" enables thu
work "rinkv of itself to express all thai
would he expressed by the two words
skating ring" "Rinken " is the German
word for large or thick ring.
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AUCrvON sALEs---This nay.
BY Appcrson 4 Co., Aucsioneers'
No. 8 north Eleventh street.
Grubbs 4 WilIiams, AuctioHcer'
No. a north Eleventh street,

"
No. north Eleventh street,
10 AUCTION SALE
" OF VALUABLE IMPROVED MD ND, u u M
RPhfo gfnpS l'1 AND b MANcHEsTER-In execu-
lion Of decree Of the chaneery Court OF me s sty
OF Richmond, entered the iS,h OF marcn, ia 49,
."ot and others the undersigned special COM
missioner thereby appointed, VIII sell ny auction
Sn ins aSa folown se REHL ESTATE OF which
the late ID. j. IIartsoOk died seizod-vH.:
on WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, AT ~ NJ,
THOSE THREE VALUABLE STORES, Nos.
M Ik eit ahu AND SEVENTH STREETS, 'front.'
ing 60 feet and running back about 81 6-l2 feet TO
an open space Of about Q feet wide.
DWEILING theron, fronting on the west line Of
seventh street 20 3-12 feet by GO feet.
LOT adjoining the above on T., the e. north cG Win
OK THURSDAY, MAY 4TH, AT APP. NJ,
,Those THREE HANDSOME LOTS, Nos. 3. 4,
and 5, fronting ON the north line Of PARK
AVENUE, 80 feet by about 100 feet TO an alley
~ THAT ia BEAUTIFUL LOT, No. 26, on the
western suburbs tIIaryictownl, with FRAME
BUILDING thereon: fronting 700 feet on the cas-,
line OF CARTER STREET south of Wlndor street,
by 100 feet.
on FRIDAY, MAY 5TH, AT AZ =. NJ,
THOSE TWO VERY VALUABLE LOTS in the
city Of Manchester, for railroad or kindred plr-
poses, separated from the Richmond ana feiers-
burg railroad and the Richmond ana Danyilic
railroad by Railroad street. through portion OF
which the temporary track Of the former road has
been run, bounded by Ninth, Tenth, and Railroad
streets, which will be sub-diyidcd as may DC uc-
sired. or sold as a whole 1890,
And Immediately thereafter viii be sold THlR-
l-THRFE LOTS. each 3Ox92 feet-eieyen lots
on the east side OF Madison street, eleven lots on
IN, west side Of Madison street, and eleven lots on
the west side Of Harrison street.
TERMS: one fourth cash, and the balance AZ
six, twelve. eighteen, and twenty-four months, Tor
negotiable notes. interest added, and title retained
un iii the whole purchase-money Is paid and con-
veyaEce directed by the Court.
a. l.. BOULWARE.
Special Commissioner
APPERsoN & Co. and GRUBBs & WILLIAMS,
AuctOneers. ap 20
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A prize-6ght took place Sunday morning
near Frankford, In the outskirts OF Phila-
deIpbia, between Theophilus Anderson
(coloreD and John Green, Of The same race.
In the twenty-second round Anderson
Knocked his opponent out Of time, and was
declared the winner. The battle lasted one
h"ur and half.
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BY Frank ID. Hin 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents,
HOS Main street.
BY William III. LYME Il Co.,
Real Estate AuctiOneers,
1l13 Main street.

DEREMPTORY SALE OF THIRTEEN
i NICE BUILDING LOTS IN SQUARES No.
Il AND rs. IN THE PLAN OF The TOWN
OF FULTON, ON STATE AND GODDlN
STREETS, BY AUCTION.-We shall, at the 're-
quest Of the owner sell at public auction, on the
premises, on
SATURDAY, MAY @, 1882,
at ; O'Clock l.. NJ. without limit or reserve
First. FIVE NICE LOTS, fronting each on the
north line of State between Union and TOmpkins
streets 60xl 10 feet to IN alley.
Second. EIGHT LOTS on the north line OF Cod
din between Fulton and Erin streets, fronting each
30x1l0 feet.
Parties wishing to buy bargains will do well 10
attend this sale.
TERMS: One third cash: residue at six and
twelve months, for negotiable notes. interest added
secured by trust deed
WILLIAM II. LYME & CO.,
my3 AuctiOneers.
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOnecrs.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

IlcNtntll ssIcti D'tNtth VAIN anu Ddih'
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE BRICK
L DWELLING At THE NORTHEAST COR
NER OF GRACE AND MADISON STREETS
In execution Of a deed Of trust from the late Fran
els Il. Hart. dated 22d December. 1873. being
thereto requested by all concerned the undersign-
cd, the trustees will sell by auction upon the pre-
TUESDAY, MAY Cd,
ut s O'Clock p. NJ. the PROPERTY lately occu-
ped by the decedent, situated rs above.
ID fronts GO feet Grace street at Its intcrsec-
ton with the east line of Madison street, and runs
back "a feet 10 an alley.
The DWELLING has about nine rooms: kitchen
with four rooms. besides other out-buldings, and
tie situation Is one of the most desirable in the
west end of the city.
This sale affords IN opportunity 10 purchase a
choice site for dwelling. or for Il block of mo-
dern houses in one of the fayOrite localities in The
city,
TERMS: Cash for expenses Of sale and 20 pay a
debt of 5000. with interest from the 21st OF Dc
cember, IS !, say about $3.50. and enough more
IN cash 10 pay one fourth of the whole purchase
money: and the residue I'm six, twelve aud cieh-
teen months. for negotiable notes. with Interest
added. and secured by deed Of trust.
JOHN l.. BACON.
JAMES ALFRED JONES.
Trustees.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctfoneers.
POSTPONEMENT.
Postponed 70
WEDNESDAY, MAY Sd.
at . PM. THE TRUSTEES.
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b. Gmbbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoreers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE BRICK
L AND-FRAMED STORE AND DWELLING
mo. 1861 ON THE WEST SIDE OF SECOND
STREET BETWEEN JACKSON AND DUAL
STREETS At AUCTION.-ln execution OF a deed
of trust from Grandson Taylor to the subscriber
dated October "a. 1879, ana duly recorded. being
thereto required by the creditor secured. viii sell
by auction, upon The premises, on
MONDAY, MAY g, 1882.
at : O'Clock L. NJ. the PROPERTY above de-
scribcd. and now occupied by said Taylor. The
HOUSE contains six or eight rooms, and the LOT
is > | A, feet by - feet.
TERMs Cash for about $3.50; a credit rs 10
SI52.26 until October q. 1852: credit as to
Sl44.Oy until October 27, 1888; and the balance
upOn terms TO be stated at the time of sale.
\. ID. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. ap 30
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WEDNESDAY. MAY l0.1ss2.
By ". GoddIn & son, Aucuoneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF COM
" PORTABLE FRAMED DWELLING AND
Lot. IN SIDNEY, on TIE SOUTH SIDE OF
ALBEAfARLE STREET, BETWEEN BELNl-
DEERE AND PINE STREETS, DESlHABL1 To-
CATED.-Actlug rs "A special commissioner 81 I'd,
Chancery Court of the city of Richmond, entered
on the 9Th Of February, 1852, in the ease Of
Pitcher &C.. az. Pitcher, &C. snail 0uer Tor SAFE
at auction, on the premises. ON
THURSDAY, MAY 4, lsS2.
at g o'clock T.. NJ, the NEAT and GOMFORIA-
BE FRAME DWELLING located a. above. Of
which the late Miss Eliza \. Pitcher died sized
containing four rooms, besides Kitchen. The lot
has front OF > feet
TERMS: one third cash; balance at six and
twelve months, bearing interest, for negotiable
notes, and title retained TIL all Of the purchase
money Is fully paid and n conveyance ordered by
the court ALLAANDtE II. : NbNf
Special Commissioner.
ap2l.23,25,26,27,2s,2g My2,3&i
After the foregoing sale. will be Sold on the
premises, LOTS Nos. II. -, l3. and IL, IN square
No 10. I'm DR.. Haryies plan. bounded on the south
by Wallace street, on the east by Clarke street, and
on the west by ana alley IL feet wide.
TERMS: At sale. ". GODDlN & son,
N.Y. Aucuoh'cI''
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
To- Real Estate Agent and AuctioneCr,
ll13 cast Main street.

TRUSTEES' SALE OF \ VACANT
l. LOT on TWENTY-FIFIH STREET.-By
virtue OF deed Of trust from :. ". FarrIr and wife
Ia the trustees of Richmond Perpetual. &C., Com
pany, recorded in Richmond Chancery Court. ID.
Il. ia A. page 50. 10 secure tile payment Of GER
tain sums of money therein Described. the follow
ing REAL ESTATE, being that VACANT LOT
OF LAND on east side of Twenty-hflh street, neir
Leigh street. fronting thereon p feet . Inches
and running back % feet to an alley, and where
as dcf1ut has been made. and being required So
10 do, we will sell, on the premises, on
THURSDAY. MAY 4, 1852,
at G O'Clock. the REAL ESTATE above described.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses and s247.lO. ana
the residue 90 c announced al sale.
JULIUS SIRAUS.
W. i. NESIWOOD,
j. THOMPSON BROWN.
Trustees.
j. THOMSON Brown. AGctiOnccr. APP %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-03
by George :. Yashon & son,
Real Estate Agent, ind Aucti0nCers,
No. 7 Tenth street.


vVRUSTEE'S SALE OF FRAMED
L DIV BILLING WITH ABOUT SEVEN
ROOMS. No. 1904 WEST CLAY SlRtEI-LOI
FRONTS 20 G-l2 FEET ON TIE NORTH
LINE OF CLAY STREET, AND EXTENDS
BACK BETWEEN PARALLEL LINES loo
wards 10 tine undcr igEod q, trustee. recorded i'm
the clerks Office Of Richmond thlncory Court iu
-. B.lI7 h. page 3GS. 10 secure the payment Of
certain notes therein mentioned default having
been made in The payment thereof VIII; being
thereto required by the beneficiary in SAN deed
proceed to -cll a, public auction, Oh the premises
on
WEDNESDAY. MAY 10. 1852.
at 81 o'clock Z. NJ, the PROPERTY above de-
,cIihed.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses of sale and sum
sufficient t0 pay the following notes. with Interest
from maturity: -9G.23 due 7th January 1851 {;
@99.O4. due 7th Of July, -sl, and slul.e3, due
I'm of January, lsS2; balance on such Germs As
may lcannouuced az sale
GEORGE :. NASHON.
amos Trustee.