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Subscribers 10 the Richmond Tcle.
phone Exchange

are respectfully reminded that there Is a
clause in their contracts which prohibits
the Use OF their telephones by non-subscri-
bers. This provision is but just TO both
the company and its patrons. and should be
vigorously enforced. Oftentimes when the
system Is being illegally used by non-Sub-
scriber for his own individual convenience
and emolument he is keeping subscriber
who pays for his service waiting for him
to relinquish the wire OF the party with
whom he desires to speak. The illegal use
of the system by non-subscriberS entails
upon the operators and other employees
much labor, for which the company re-
ceives no compensation, and TO certain
extent occupies their time and attention,
which would otherwise be devoted TO our
patrons.
A telephone exchange is valuable to
each individual subscriber in direct pro-
portion TO the total number OF paying sub
scribers, and it is therefore TO the interest
of all subscribers to discourage and pro-
hibit the use of their phones by nOn-sub-
scribers, that those who are inclined to
make free use OF the system may be in
duced to become good paying subscribers.
trust that this gentle reminder may
have the effect OF reducing the illegal use Of
subscribers phones to a reasonable mini
mum. c. 4. McCLUER, Manager.
Richmond, Va,, April 10, 1882.
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: sor The violation Of the present

penalty for the violation Of the present
Sunday lawsy
Doubtless there are many native citizens
who would also like 10 know the opinions
and answers OF candidates TO those ques-
tons. Most Of them are live questions,
affecting the welfare and morals OF the COM
munity, aud some Of them. especially tue
local-option question, have been gooo
deal discussed In the Legislature this
winter.
The question rs to local option was in
troduced, doubtless, because they, WIN
many Others, believe that the adoption OF
prohibition" Maine liquor law with
operate rs wall around the State TO Keep
out much desirable immigration. The
question az 10 "Sunday laws Is demand
for the strict and impartial enforcement OF
those laws; that the Sunday sale, ior III
stance, of obscene Police Gazette literature
shall he prohibited and punished equally
with the sale. of beer. :,
The fact that the questions are proposed
10 he nut 10 candidates for olllce may seem
TO give ground for the criticism that the
object Of the Association Is q political
movement inaug,lrated by and In the inte-
rest OF small clique OF citizens. Were
this so Il would merit condemnation; but
no one knowing the leading men among its
officers and Executive Committee, and ac-
quainted with the prudence and good sense
of the average German, will charge them
with the folly OF imagining that they
could influence political parties by
vain and absurd assumption OF
holding something like 4 balance OF power
that threatens to bolt one party or ally
itself with another that may promise TO
support their objects. All political parties
are represented in the membership OF the
Association, though, as a matter OF fact,
the large majority are members OF and have
acted with the Conservative party. Dld
time and space permit, denial might be
made OF other charges made against the
Association, especially as to their ac-
ton in regard TO the primary election
and the assertions rs to their connection
with the Liquor-Dealcrs' Association. Suf-
fee it to say that on these, as on the sub
ject OF the "Sunday law" they are mis-
represented. The above-givcn "ques-
tions" are the only subjects on which the
Association has taken action. At the last
meeting there was general expression OF
opinion that those who were members OF
the Conservative party should go into the
primaries and fight the question there; but
the matter was laid on the table at present.
The writer OF this communication, who is
rot German, knows well the character
and sentiments Of many OF the members
Of this Association, and he is author
lied by that knowledge, as well as
by the personal assurance OF gentlemen
present at those meetings, to make the most
uneGuivocal denial of any intention or
wish to attempt some Of the things charged
TO them, especially as to the agitation Of the
Sunday law. II may be proper to add
that the statements in this note as to mat
tiers OF fact are derived from those present
at the meetings, and the copy OF the
"Questions was made from the original
now in the hands Of the secretary OF The
Association.
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"a very fine sermon, Mr.. Jones'" said
Deacon Brown TO the parson at the close
OF service yesterday. "several laps ahead
OF anything YOU ever gave us before"
"Yes,o replied Parson Jones, blushing
slightly. ~ think myself that made a
pretty good score" Thus doth the virus
Of the walking match permeate and per-
vert all classes OF society," Boston Tran
script.
Fond parent, almost bursting into tears
" Angelina, my love, l have bad news fol
YOU, Heaven knows, my child, | would
spare you the sorrow IL L could, but Ed
win" Daughter: "Speak quickly! Ny
love, my promised husband" Fond pa
rent lis 4 gambler" Daughter: "Oh,
pa. is he lucky ?"-Pdrisidn Piqudace.
A gentleman hearing Of friend having
stone coffin made for himself exclaimed
"Bc me sowl, an that's good idea
Shure, an stone coffin 'ud last man his
lifetime. - Hartford Times.
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BY W. Goddin & Son, Auctioneers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
RICiMoND. on THE WEST LINE OF TIE
W0RKsH0Ps OF THE CilEsA l i, A !, N,
3 2S E HSB x29fASE cS oSE Nun
DREDTH ACRES. AND OF THREE AND
ONE HALF ACRES At THE HEAD OF
IL ! = t chhiniG's o Plan AND ooPpPosITE 70
THE WORKSHOPS OF SAID RAILROhn
COMPANY ALSO, OF one Eli HAL If; 90
NEER PT To II TiIE woRksHoPs OF THE RICH
MOND AND ALLEGHANY RAn.RoAD CON
TIIE WEST LINE OF SECOND STREET MAI
TO ARCH STREET, AND OF VACANT LOT ON
THE NORTH SIDE or FRANKLIN BETWEEN
TWENTY FIRST AND TWENTf-SE G ON ID
sTREETs.-By virtue Of a decree OF the Chanccry
Court of the city of Richmond I'm the ease ~ Coxs
executor rs. Cabe, &c. entered on The 7th June,
1879, and of other DEGREES entered W sad cause;
in the order advertised. the following VALUA-
BILE REAL ESTATE-yiL:
MONDAY, APRIL "a, 1882,
commencing at AZ O'Clock =. NJ. that VALUA-
BILE 67-I00 ACRES OF LAND formerly owned
by William and Mary Collegcl. adjoining the
workshops of said Chesapeake and Ohio Ralroad
Company, fronting on Eleventh street, extending
from That street across continuation 81 Lownes
street to point 10 Potter street. In the drec-
tinn Of the Tanner & Delany Engine Company.
and having front of SAL feet on said railroad,
running hack on Us eastern line 212 feet, and on
it, western line 1870 feet.
This property IS regarded Of great value by rca-
son of the Immense traffic on said railroad, and Of
the fact that IL Il 50 conveniently located for
workshops, lumbcr-yard, coal and woodward.
After which win be sold those 80 ACRES In
Crags plan, on the east line Of Seventeenth or
Valley street. opposite TO what Is called the round
house Of said company. and subdiyided into nine
lots from 20 inclusive. adjoining the store and
dwelling of Mr.. James llOlloran and others.
Plats of the said property can be seen NJ the
oilee of the auctiOnecrs.
And on The following aftcrnoon-viz.,
TUESDAY. APRIL 25, 1882,
commencing n. AZ o'clock. on the premises re-
spcctivey that VALUABLE HALF-ACRE LOT,
No. ITO, with FRAME DWELLING thereon,
fronting G3 feet on the east line Of First street,
After which the VACANT LOT adjoining the
above fronting 80 feet ON the west line OF Second
street. running back 100 feet.
The former of these lots l. within one hundred
feet of the workshops Of the Richmond and Alle-
giany Railroad Company. and Is regarded VERY
VALUABLE as a location for warehouse, coal
or wood. yard
After which. say at ~ O'Clock p. NJ on the
premises the VALUABLE LOT on the north side
If Franklin between TwCniy-frst and Twenty
second streets, fronting "A feet, running BACK LOO
feet to an alley 30 feet
The grading Of Twenty-frst between franklin
and broad streets will IL l. believed, add greatly
To the selling value Of this lot.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance at one, two,
and three years. for negotiable notes interest add
ed. and title retained until all OF the purchase
money Is fully paid and a conveyance ordered by
the Court. u. g.. CrNNoS;
VI. VI. GILLIAN.
JAMES ALSTON CABELL,
ap1l Special Commissioners.
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ENTIRE LINE OF TIE WASHINGTON 800
ONO RAILROAD.

,,,,, ,t.,, ,,.-,i,, and fi.f ,,h.f., .... f-..
ih'l"u'"~ ''-"' i"' 49, =. ..,..f,..- ..
and also AN and singular ail nh. "'i."
PROPERTY REAL, personal, hNp Wis
En-potIINC STOCK OCoNOIIfl .fAL-
&C., aud all RIGHTS, CONltA' D.. '''
CHIsES Of said Washlngioa an- 'i. "'
comuany.
-, ,,.-,,. ,,.f.,.,f I.t.urfoi inc
Of railway "a active up, i,'.. r.,ln,-. Il,
MeNandna' a.. ~,>'Nat , '...., @. %. ...Ht ii.l
". N,,''' ~ 80 - .,,'-. . i ..N
miles, Including q ihr r'. rII, .Ial b, al-p
ington and AleNandfa . g. Stance of three
graded beyond RounI ii.'
miles. .,n... .rlpany consists
The other rea pr"I.' ..ii.,. and i7ghi-hou,s,
Of large brick dcl r.r Il. ..., machine.
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Mr.. c. l.. Divine, superintendent Of the
composing and printing department of the
indianapolis ('nd.) Journal, values the
great remedy beyond all curative agents.
He has been subject TO rheumatism OF u
very painful! character, ard has passed
many s,cepless nights while enduring the
agony OF it. Physicians have prescribed
for him, and he has employed remedies
which We're advertised us specifics for the
disease, but none with satisfactory results.
When he bought bottle Of st. Jacobs Oil,
however, and began its use. he speedily
realized that he had at last found the rem
edy he had been looking for. 1t relieved
him with remarkable quiokncss and gave
him great comfort. He now feels great
satisfaction in the knowledge that he has Il
remedy which will control all rheumatic
pain, from which he has no future guaran-
lee OF immunity. Believing, MS he does,
hat the 81. Jacobs Oil will cure all forms
II pain, lie freely recommends 1t to his
friends and advises Its use.
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DELINQUENT CITY TAXES.
nELINQ UENT REAL ESTATE
TAXES FOR 1851.

In pursuance Of an ordinance Of the city of
Richmond, have prepared and posted In the City
Halls
LIST OF DELINQUENT TAXES ON REAL
ESTATE FOR 1851,
subject 10 the inspection Of all concerned.
Further, In pursuance If ordinance, notice Is
given In all the daily papers of this city that all
such DELINQUENT REAL ESTATE will be
sold at auction on FIRST DAY OF THE MAY
TERM OF THE HUSTINGs COURT (bcing the
LIST day Of May, 1892. unless the taxes and pen
atty thereon have been previously paid.
am further required by ordinance to publish In
one or more Of the daily papers Of the city not
less than ten days previous to such sale list Of
real estate so delinquent for the taxes OF the pre-
yious year.
In conformity Herewith, notice is hereby given
that such list VIII be published In the Richmond
Dfspotch on
WEDNESDAY TIE 10TH OF April,
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.sDAY TIE 10TH OF April,
SUNDAY, APRIL 80.

on MONDAY THE 1sT DAY OF MAY,
II being the first day of the May term Of the Hust-
ings Court, l shall. between the hours OF IL NJ.
and II. NJ, proceed 10 sell, In front OF the City
Hall, on Broad street between Ninth and Tenth.
the REAL ESTATE DELINQUENT as aforesaid,
including an additional penalty Of per cent. for
charges. a. r. WO0Ds0N,
sp0-6t Collector.
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Handsome Donation.

Nessrs. Bergner q Engle have cOntri-
buted to st. Patrick's Fair Through the
firm of Halloran q Robinson) a handsome
service OF silver. Ii may be seen at the
table OF Mesdames Robinson and Halloran.
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red u,th Trichinosis.

PHILADELPHIA, April 9.-Ten persons
have been attacked with triehlna al Briues,
burg from eating diseased pork. Mr. and
Mr., Lutz and four children are very low
Two other families to whom the ham was
Given were also attacked. 10 Is feared that
all OF those attacked will die.
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THE ROANOKE LAND
AND
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY, OF ROANOKE,
ROANOKE COUNTY, VA,
OFFER FOR SALE BUILDING LOTS.

suitable for all purposes, In the town OF Roanoke
formerly called Big hickl. located 50 miles wess
from Lynchbnrg. NJ the junction OF the Shenan-
dOah-Nalley and Norfolk and Western railroads.
The railroad companies are erecting extensive
shopsa at this point, which VIII give employment 10
100 mechanics.
Roanoke offers special facilities for industrial
enterprises Of all Kinds, and l. In the wcll-known
iron region Of Virginia. which IS also highly
cultivated agricultural district.
Coal Of the best quality, suited for all manufac-
turing enterprises, can be obtained nj reasonable
rates from mines now being opened ON the line OF
the New-Riyer branch OF the Norfolk aud West
ern railroad.
The rapid development OF the town renders this
particularly desirable point for storekeepers and
mechanics 90 locate.
Lots for all purposes for sale on very reasonable
terms. For further information apply TO
II. CHAPMAN, superintendent
Roanoke Land and Improve meat Company.
NH l4-lm Roanoke, Va.
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USrvEnsrrY OF VIRGINIA, April o, 1857.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch
Please explain for one OF your rea W.T.
the origin Of the expression, no
struck Billy Patterson -.
I'VE can't; but some one OF our readers
no doubt can and WILL
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
DICHMOND PROGRESS,
4 REAL ESTATE JOURNAL PUBLISHED BY
J.THOMPsON BROWN,
REAL ESTATE AGENT AND AUcrioNEgR.
lll3 Main str q.

This paper Is full and comprehensive, and meets
all wants IF real estate purchasers and sellers, and
Is DISTRIBUTED FREE OF CHARGE. 10 con-
rains much valuable Information about real estate
IN Richmond ana its vicinity aud a history Of
Richmond. Cali and get one. Parties putting
real estate In my hands for sale viii have their
property advertised therein free of cost % them
selves. NH l2-lm
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BY X. Il. Chaaln & Co.,
Do.,f Egtafp AuctiOnpfrg.

4 UCTION SALE OF A NICE AND
"A VALUABLE SUBURBAN FARM OF FOR
TY-FOUR ACRES, WITH A LARGE BRICK
ABOUT TWO MILES NORTH OF THE CITY,
NEAR THE NEW NORTH ROAD.-At the re-
quest Of Mr.. David NJ. Hanes, who is removing
from the State, we viii sell at public auction, on
the premises on
TUESDAY. APRIL IL, 1882.
at AZ o'clock =. NJ. the above-descrbed FARM.
located Ia thckly-sctted and desirable neighbour
hood.
Its nearness TO the CITY on n good road renders
this property very valuable and desirable as sub
urban home. and will prove profitable Invest
ment as land 80 near our growing city must en-
nance in value. The dwelling Is a large brick one.
in very good repair, and nicely located.
TERMS Liberal and announced ut sale.
ape Il. Il. CHAFFIN & Co, AuciiOneers.
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death OF a MiuIster,s WHO.

ABERDEEN, April 9.-The wife Of Rev.
j. w. Steele, pastor Of the Southern Meth
odist church at this place, died this eve
ming, after brief illness, from pneumonia.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
" VALUABLE MAIN-STREET PROPERTY
No. 900, BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH
STREETS, KNOWN As THE LEE GALLERY
i,y yitue Of decree OF the Chanccry Court OF the
city OF Richmond entered on tie 4th day OF April,
1882, In the sui, therein pending and known by the
short style OF Lyme rs. Levy and Others, the under
signed, as special commissioners named la said
decree will offer for sale at public auction, on the
premises, on
THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1882,
at / o'clock p. NJ. that VALUABLE STORE
PROPERTY No. 900, situated on the north side
OF Main street between Ninth and Tenth streets.
The store floor Is occupied by Messrs. Goddard &
Moses. and the upper portion OF the building by
Mcssrs. }. w. Davies Son rs photograph gall
lery. The lot fronts "a 3-l2 feet ana runs back
between parallel lines 81 2-l2 feet.
TERMS: One fourth cash; the balance at SIX,
tw elyc and eighteen months for negotiable notes.
with q per cent. interest added from the day Of
sale and the title retained until the whole pur-
chase money Is paid and conveyance ordered by
the Court. For each credit payment tie purchaser
viii be required to give two notes Of equal amounts.
HENRY q. CANNON,
A. NJ. KELLEY,
THOMAS g.. JACKSON,
Special Commissioners.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR and j. THOMPsoS BRowN,
Auctionecrs. apo
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shall commence the sale on
MONDAY NEXT, THE 10Th INSTANT
at 10Y \. NJ. and at o'clock Il. NJ ana continue
for several davs. nj the same hours at my store
No. 1905 Main street. the largest and most desra-
bic collection of the above
STRICTLY FIRsT-CLAss GOODS
that has been offered at auction In this city Tor
many years.
This Is the same character OF goods SOTO oy me
last December. which gave such universal safisiac-
ton, and the fullest guarantee VIII be given as 10
every article sold.
An examination OF the stock IS requested.
JNO. T.. LAUGHT0N, JR.,
AucfiOnper.
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1912 Main street, Richmond, Va.
UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
N CLEARED AND TIMBER LAND IN HEN
RICO COUNTY. At THE COURT-lIOUSE,O ON
MONDAY THE 18TH DAY or APRIL, 1857
Pursuant 10 the terms of a decree OF tie Circuit
curt Of the county Of Henrlc0 entered on the 4th
day of April. 1882, in the chancery cause of
Aliens executor rs. Truman e dts.. therein de-
pending shall proceed 10 sell NJ public auction,
In front of IIenricO county courthouse, on
MONDAY, APRIL II, 1882.
a, the hour of l O'Clock y. NJ. The following
THREE TRACTS OF LAND. lying In the county
of IlcnricO, containing ONE HUNDRED AND
EIGHTEEN ACRES. subdivided into three tracts
of 30H acres each, bounded on the north by the
Williamsburg road. on the east by the lands OF
George VI. Savage. deceased. on the south by the
land Of John Whtesidcs. and on the west By the
lands belonging 10 the estate of Williamson Allen.
deceased. This land is partly heavily timbcrod
with original growth, and lie, near the Richmond,
York River and Chesapeake railroad, and the tim
Der H. very valuable.
TERMS One third cash. and the residue in three
equal semi-annual nstalmcnts, with Interest add
ed and the title reserved until all The purchase
money Is paid and a decd ordered by the curt.
plat Of said land can be seen at The office Of the
aucnOnucrs JOHN II. DINNEFN.
VI. l.. SPOTSWOOp.
Special Commi ,siOmers.
QUARLES & MCCCRDY. Auctioneors.
ap 9,lII3.lf.l5&l6
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BY Jno. L. Laught0n, Jr., Auctionccr,
1906 Main street.

STOCK OF SELECT FAMILY GRO
- CERES. LIQUORS, &C, AT AUCTlON.-On
TUESDAY THE 111H INSTANT.
at 10k o'clock will sell at the store No. 900 west
Broad street Il large and general stock Of SELECT
FAMILY GROCERIES, consisting Of
10 barrels EXTRA FLOUR.
4 fun line Of Canned GOODS,
GLASS JARS. SCALES.
STORE-FINTURES. SOAPS,
OL-CAN, FANCY GOODS,
SUGARS. COfFEES. TEAS:
WOOD. WILLOW, and STONE-WARE:
Several barrels of GOOD LIQUORS;
TOBACCO, CIGARS:
SHCFELE-BO ARD and APPURTENANCES.
The attention Of refill dealers f. called To this
sale. JNO. l.. LAUGllTON. JR..
APPS AucliOnCcr.
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1e4n DAY or MAY,l---.

n the railroad depot Of thc Wasi .n- .n
Railroad Company. u tie ci'y OF A',Afl'
offer ~ public auction thc
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by William II. Lyme & Co..
Real Estate Agents. AuctiOneers. and Brokers,
No. lib Main street.

1--WE NICE BUILDING LOTS ON
II TIE SOUTH LINE OF PULLIAM STREET.
NEAR BROOK AVENUE. FOR SALE BY AUC-
TION.-Wc SHALL at the request Of the owner, sell
by public auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY. APRIL II, 1882.
At i. NJ, FIVE NICE BUILDING LOTS. To-
Gated as above described, fronting each about %
feet on the south lnc of Pullilm street, mime
diatcy opposite the new brick row built by Mr.
George Gibson. To parties wishing to build row
mand good rent. this offers good opportunity.
TERMS: One third cash. residue AT SIX and
twelve months. for negotiable notes, interest
added. and secured by trust-dced.
app W. H.LYNE & CO., Auc,lOncers.
BY Jno. L. Laughton, Jr., Auctionccr,
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DUBLIC SALE
rnE
WASHINGTON AND ONO ENaaW

Under authority OF q decree oi ''
Of Richmond city, rendered tl
the suit Of Henry Lewis d0i. rs. o. N.-
and OHIO Railroad Company r. o,. ..i
by the Court Of Appeals of Virs.nl .'.
Der term. 1881, the under-igucl.
sioners. win. 10 = O'Clock VI. on tae
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FOR RENT.

HOP BITTERs gives good digestion. active liver,
good circulation, and buOyant spirits.
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LICENSE TAXES.
OFFICE or CITY COLLECTOR,l
RICHMOND, VA. April 10. 1852. :
I &c EN- S +. Il A Y.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
FROM
o O'CLOCK \. NJ. TO 6 O'CLOCK p. W,
FROM TIE
18TH TO TIE BOTH OF APRIL,
FOR
THE PURPOSE OF RECEIVING
TIE
LICENSE TAX
LICENSE TAX

from all doctors, dentists, lawyers, commission
merchants, merchandise brokers' stock and eN-
change brokers, wholesale and retail liquor-denl-
ing-houses, auctioneers, lumbcr-measurers, archi-
tects, theatres and halls: telegraph, express, and
coal companies mercantile insurance, steamboat.
real estate, employment, Ticket and sewing-ma-
chine agents; btters manufacturers botlling ales,
&C.; Junk and oyster-dealers, and photographers.
All bills remaining unpaid on the lst day of May
a fine Of not less than 81 and not than SIS for
each day thereafter will be imposed.
APP 9-tMyl A. II. W0ODsON, Collector.
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Bv Gl1Ibbs & Williams
Real Estate Agentsand Auciioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
EXECUTOR'S SALE OF THE HAND
IL SOME AND VERY VALUABLE RESI-
DENCE AND GROUNDS. LONG THE RESI-
DENCE OF TIE LATE MRS. LOUISA G.. Al
Ian. SITUATED At THE SOUTHEAST COR
NER or MAIN AND FIFTH STREETS.-By re-
quest Of Mr.. George W. Mayo. executor of Mrs.
Allan, we VIII offer for sale the wcll-kn0wn aud
much-admircd PROPERTY above referred TO at
public auction, upon the premises, on
MONDAY. APRIL 10. 1852.
at AZ o'clock y. VI. II Is situaicd upon the crown
OF the hill overlooking the city and country far
and near. embracing fine view Of the river. and
Is i'm point Of situation probably the handsomcst
and i every way the most desirable site In thc city
for "A hotel or large public building of any kind.
The LOT fronts lsi feet on Main street and runs
back lG3 feet on titlh street.
The RESIDENCE Is large. handsomely finished.
and with some Improvements could be made as
elegant a. could be- desired.
We invite special attention to this fine property
4 long credit will be given, II desired, for the
L. ger part of the purchasc-mOney.
GBUBBS WILLIAMS, Arciicneers.
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GALE OF FOUR AND ONE-EIGHTH
- ACRES OF BEAUTIFULLI-LNlNG LAND
on THE WEsTHAM ROAD, JUST BEYOND
RESERVOIR AVENUE. AZ AUCIlON.-On
THURSDAY, 18Th April. at A. o'clock j. VI, We
viii sell 10y auction upon the premises. The PRO
PERTI situated as above. In Chamhcriain's plan.
fronting on the We-tham road aud running back
to FLOYD street when the same Is extended. and
crossing am extension Of Main street, thus giving
great opportunities for making front, for building
lots. The property lies beautifully. f. In the line
Of the hest improvements. and Will surely Dee a nc
investment az present urices. IL Is fine site for
market garden or for q suburban cottage home.
TFHNIS: AZ sale GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS.
apps Auctonccr-.