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s6z- SPECIAL NorICE.-The atte

Of the public is requested to the sale of Household
Furniture, Carriage and Horse to take place at the
residence of Mrs. S. L. Shelton, OF 9th and
Grace street, Church Hill, THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock
ia4 f. b. COOK & CO, Aucts,
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l hereby give notice that nv 4tt

"A hereby give notice that my 4th
~ BALL will take place at my School Room, at
~ Saunders Hall, on Foushee street, between
sAI>k Broad and Grace, on THURSDAY EVENING,
Jan. 18th, ls5s, at : O'Clock
Admission sl-scholars 30 cents-No charge for
ladies.
The Scholars will meet TONIGHT, and on. SA-
TURDAY NIGHT as usual, for practice.
ia 3-2t* LORENZO W. FRAZER.
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ANOTHER RACER INJURED.-We regret to learn,
from the Savannah papers, that Engineer" has
broken down in one of his fore legs since his race
Of Thursday. Col Hester has met with success
sion of misfortunes, having lost Lucy Phi ilps and
Humming Bird within amonth, and now Engineer
is ruined and Shockoe sick
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~ TYLER Co call the attention of the public ia
the new style of Ambrotypes just introduced at
their Gallery, l3g Main street. These works of art
throw the old style of Ambrotype and other types
in the shade and are calculated to create new era
in the picture world TYLER Co. will charge but 81
ceuts for the new portrsts and have facilities for ia
king Si0 Iikenesses daily. l3g Main ST.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-Rumors have reached
here probably by way of New Orleans, that Amo-
dec, Of Maratzek's Opera Troupe. had died in lia-
vana of Yellow Fever, and that Brignoli was sick
with the same disease. The rumars connot be con-
firmed by the Isabei's advices, at Charleston. as
the wires are not in operation south OF Whining
ton.
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DEATH OF Hon. A. VI. SivAGE.-We regret to re-
cord the death of \. Monroe Savage, of the Ten
nessee House of Representatives. The sad event
took place at his residence, in smithvile, De kalb
county. Tennessee, on the 9th nit. The State Sc
nate and House, the bar of the Fourth Judicial Cir
cult, and tho Warren Lodge of Free-Masons, re-
specively held his death deep loss to his State
as citizen, a legislator, and soldier.
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The METHODIST CHURCH AND SLAvERY.-During
the recent session of the Mississippi Conference at
Brandon, Bishop Early presented the resolutions
of the Alabama Conference, recommending the
striking ont of the general rule against "selIing
men, women and children" &c. The Conference
concurred in the amendment by vote of 10 to 7.
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APPoINrEr-The President has appointed Thos.
j. Albright, of Pennsylvania, to be Secretary to
sign land patents, vice George W. Jones, of Virgil
MIA, deceased
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DIED,

On the 18th inst, at Bell Isle. Mrs. FRANCES
KELLEY, aged b years
Her funeral will take place from her husbands
residence Mt Bell Isle TO-DAY, at half past 10 oclk
The friends and acq uaintauces Of the family are re
spacffuIly invited tn attend.
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SAVANNAH RAcEs.-We notice that Sue Washing
ton was tho winner of the four mile race at Savan-
nah, on Saturday, beating Moidore and Dallas
Time--s06-S:I5
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nay Braces GREAT IMPROVEMENT
THE ARCTIC LJNINENT
DEFIES ALL COMPETITION
Thousands who have used it, affirm that it i;
A GREAT IMPROVEMENTS on
DIR. BRAGG'S OTHER LININIENTS,
In the cure of
RHEUMATISM, PARALYSIS,
NEURALGIA, PILES,
SPKAINs, BRUISES,
sTnFF JOINTS 9 W!a SORES,
TUMoRS. CoRNs
ese. t ;Ss Ahor i EiiSSGSMfE nothing
sPRAINs, SWEENEY,
SCRATCHES, CALLS,
THRUSH, RINGB0NE,
or any Sore or Swelling, or Enlargement Of Bone or
Muscle.
Price q cents, 20 cents and 81. for snail, medium
and large sized bottles.
!. ,,~,. r6RcEL ks IsD9 s . CO,
ne TuE TENTH LECTURE of the course
before she Young Mems Christian Association, will
Ts az the United Presbs teran Church }ReV Dr.
Reads,) on FRIDAY evening, tho 18th instant at 5
susJTcr-"Christian Missions in their Secular In.
iuenceP
Members can procure their season tickets at the
Tickets of admission may be procured ut Meade
Bakers Laidiey Rcbinson's. the Exchange Hotel,
and PRINCIPAL Bookstores.
Tickets 25 cents For schools, tickets for 81.
jal2-TuThkFr
nag SPECIAL NoTIoE.-We are selling
of our entire stock without regard TO cost
LADIES' BAZAAR q.
ia i3-d2w a6 Broad street.
1@ LACE CAPEs-Basques and Bridal
Wells, made to order; Stamped Collars for working.
"a l5-d2w LADIES' bAZA An
by NorIcs.-A meeting of subscribers
20 the Capital Stock of the ASHLAND HOTEL and
pursuance Of the act Of incorporation at The Cen
irsl Hotel IN tae city Of Richmond on Tues day, tile
18th Instant, at . O'Clock, r. NJ. ia LTD
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ea GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN

CnTYHEXTRACrING TEETH.-i. W. JONES
DENTIST, would announce 10 those wishing their
teeth EXTRACTED that he now has instruments supr-
ri0r 10 any others ever used. The simplicity aud
perfection of their adaptation is surh as To render
The extraction of the teeth almost painless, Hercr
ruling 10 bring The tD0th The Sttjiai never breaking
IT, managing the gums. or injuring the surrounding
parts.
All other operations. Filling, CLEANSING, and Ia
sorting Teeth, gently and thoroughly performed.
ON e opposite Corinthian Hal. on Main street
ia I'm
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@sHARRIS & CO. SHOE DEPOT.

.@sHARRIS & CO. SHOE DEPOT.
sS NO. l29 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND,
yIRGINIA-The sub scribers take pleasure in an
nonncino TO the citizens of Richmond and the sur
rounding country, that they have taken the Store,
No 100 Man, street, forsnerly occupied by Mr. David
walsh where they int nd to keep constantly on
hand well collected stock of Boots. Shoes, Rubbers.
Trunks &C. .
of Roots Shoes and Caters, for Ladies', Gents,
Misses. Boys and Children's Wear.
Our Goods sing selected from the best manufac-
diligence and strict attention to onr business to
merit a liberal sf are of patronage.
NV ~ " HARRIS h co, I29 Main street.
N R-Boots Shoes and Caters made to order, at
the shortest notice. and at the lowest prices, by
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ON TUESDAY, about 10 o'clock. Mrs.
" ROGE, an old lady about IS or 50 years of age,
left her sons house. Clay street above lst osten
sibly to pay visit to n friend Her not returning
in proper season, led to enquiries. which cause her
friends to fear she has lost her way, she speaks
but very littAe.English. Any information in regard
to her, left with her son. NJ. A. RCGE at Mr. Anto-
n's st. Nicholas Saloon, with MIR. l.. j. B0Sr
SIEUX will I've thankfully received. ia list
BLACKSMITH FOR SALE.-A supe-
- rior Edge Tool blacksmith will be sold on rea-
sonable terms to remain in the city neighborhood.
Apply at CARY STREET JAIL.
fa
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QOARDING.--NR LEATH, on South
- side of Main t,treet, half square Vest of Fair
Grounds can sccom modate two families with pleas
ant rooms and board: and also, a few young men.
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nag SPECIAL NoTIoE.-We are selling
of our entire stock without regard to cost
LADIES' BAZAAR Il.
ia i3-d2~ a5 Broad street.
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Rg-LADIEs CORK SOLE CATERS and Quilted Shoes,
Just received at ALEX. HILLS,
ia Is-d6twlt I27 Main street.
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1@ LACE CAPEs-Basques and Brida
yei,s. made to order; Stamped Collars for working
ia B-d2w LADIES' bAZA An
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AGRNCY IN NoRFoLK.

wM. n. FOSTER. ESQ, is the Agent for the DAILY
DfSpArca IN Norfolk. the circulation OF the paper
there having increased to extent demanding per,
sonAi attention to it's distribution. the collection Oh
dues r. -@ta
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EOUND-Trespassing ON nv premise

for three or four weeks back. J. some times and
large sOWS, anu now | Sow and litter of pigs The
owner will please come, pay charges and take them
away, or they Will be aisposed of according TO law
WM. ii CLEMMlTT,
ia l3-3t III Main at
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A-LApIES' FUR LINED QUILTED SHOEs.-You will
find very superior article of Ladies' Fur Lined
Quilted Shoes. at ALEX HILLS.
ia l3-t6twIt l27 Main street
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Brig Breeze, Outerbridge, from Richpond. was st
Fernambuco 10Th ult.
Schr lanson Dean, Drinkwater. from Richmond,
srrived Mt Boston 10th inst.
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PLoRIp..-The Tampa Peninsula gives the fol-
lowing items of intelligence with reference to the
Indian war:
Capt. Hendricks Company Mounted yolu teers,
and Capt. Thompsons Boat Company, were mus
tered ont Of service on the 30th nit Capt. John
ston's Company Mounted Volunteers, and Capt.
Mcklers Boat Company, were mustered ont of
service on the 31st ult Col Rogers, with five hun
dred men, was in Big Cypress.
The Indians lately surprised two volunteers of
the Florida Regiment short distance from camp,
one of whom they killed.
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= WANTED ONE HUNDRED

e ~ YOUNG MEN for the UNITED STATES
TRW MOUNTED SERVICE, TO serve 10 Kansas
-& Nebraska, California Texas and New Mex
leo. Pay from SI2 to $22 per month. Horses, accou
trements. clothing. food and medical attendance fur
Rshed free of charge.
For further information, apply ut the Rendezvous
franklin street. opposite Metropolitan Hall, Rich.
nond, Va. u. III. ROBERTSON.
LIST Lieutenant I'd Dragons.
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LATE NOTICE. Madame DEVEsE,

= the glItaH yOung FVKTUNE TELLER. VIII re-
ceive calls usual at her rooms on Hroad street
between lst and ri, over "a saddle and harness store
Lost lovers. unisithful husbands, things stolen or
lost. all recovered through her magical power.
Prices frtin y, 80 to 81. IN l4-3tf
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~ LADIES EMBROIDERED SLIPPERs.-Just to hand,
large variety of Ladies' Embroidered Slippers, new
style and patterns. of French manufacture.
ia l3-d6twlt ALIEN. HILL. l27 Main st.
IT, MISSES AND CHILDRENs EMBROIDERED SLIP
PERs.-A beautiful lot of Misses and Children's EN-
broidered Slippers, Just received at
ia l3-d6twlt ALEX. HILLS, ~ Main st.
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EOR HIRE.-Several strong and able
l. bodied farm hands or wool cutterS one dining
room man servant, (has been accustomed TO driving
and working in the garden also) and one cook
washer and ironer. Apply 10
THOS j. BAGBY,
Agent and Collector, No s. Wall street,
ia H-lt between Main and Frank lin sts.
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Advertisements for the DISPATCH must BE- handed
IN by Ne oczock in pe efernoc ID order 10 appear
the nextday, The heavy pressure Of advertisement
upon the columns Of our raner will not admit Of
their reception after the hour named.
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DRIDGFORD & co.

~ Have in store and for ssie in lots to suit pur-
chasers, James river II ydrsuc CEMENT, Rosensde
CEMENT kocsland LIME. Caicined PLASTER,
TETh nay fam ssSed
and HERRINGS, ALEwIvES, MACKEREL..
II ime BUTTER and Mercer POTATOES. ia
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EOR HIRE.-I have for hire two wo-
4 men of good character who can Csok Wash and
Iron well, and No pastry cook and hous escryant
and one sprghtly Boy, IS years old, stoned TO
waiting in dining ROOM For good h 1mes the
prices will be moderate. Apply to
G. b. BIPSC0MB Coal Office,
in Its 18th street near Mayoss Rri,ioa
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Capital and surplus of the former about $4,000.
Capital and surplus of the latter about S75a.lO0.
ne can safely endorse both 1R,pdHss bring re-
tfdtIe, good OHd profanity BidR0gcd.
lie will be happy to insure tor both, aud will also
provide FIRE, LIFE and MARINE INSURANCE
for those who may be disposed to pat1onize him. in
other good offices.
RE- A friendly visit to me Mt my office, whore We
can converse freely together, may result, and trst
cW result TO our mutual benefit. I1ease pay me
such a visit. TII0S. NJ. ALFRrEND,
in lf-3t Gen'l lns. Agent,
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LOST.

r OST-At st. Paul's Church, ON Sun
IL day night a Gold BRE4STPtN, OF the shape OF
a grape Leaf aud attached tn a black ribbon Row
The finder will confer favor, and will also be re-
warded by leaving il the Dispatch Office.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO BRICK
4 TRNEMENTS ON TIE SOUTH SIDE OF

F2ANKLIN, BETWEEN 22D AND I'D STREETS
IL THE CITY OF RICHMOND As Trustees in a
certain Deed of Trust executed to u4 by William
Stesrns and wife, dated 9Th January 1865, duly
corded in Richmond Hastings Court we shall pro-
coed to sell at publs aucsion, the premises. on
TUESDAY, the 9Th April 1858, AT O'Clock L Nj, Qf
yeyed Ey said deed located above. consisting Of
two neat brick tcnem hts of which is in the
CT rancy of said Stearns-tha fronting "A feet
and the other Is feet and each running beck So feet
TERMs-0ne-sixth cab; balance at 4, 3, u, Is and
20 months, FIR negotiable notes. interest added, Sc
cured by trust deed or title retained. The taxes
and insurance tor 1855 to be paid by the purchaser
1 he title is believed to be good, but We Will convey
with the usual special warranty.
EATON NANCE, r.,..aos
NH q JNU q WILLIAMS, '"''oe''
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V1O COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

fLLETT, WALLER, DREWRY h co,
Solicit the attention of merchants visiting Rich
NoSp To their large and well selected stock OF
SPRING AND SUMNER DAY GOODS. most Of
which has been bought III the Northern markets
under the depressing influences of the recent pa1ic
at AUCTION and for CASH. Mt very low prices. To
which week. 7 additions will be made by the agency
f their house in New York. Bell Brooks. Pace +
Co Their facilities such as to give them all ad
vantage of the changes in the market and their
prices to the oAsH AND PROMPT N0STns TR9rs, they
are satisfied cannot be undersold by any regular
honse in this country. They earnestly ask cal
from the merchants y no wish ~ purchase.
Store No. l. Pearl strent,
NH J2-ts Richmond VIZ
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TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK or
BY A. b. Williams, Auct
SMALL MARKET GARDEN ON THE

A SMALL MARKET GARDEN. ON THE
IL BROOKE ROAD. TWO MILES FROM THE
CITY, AT AUCTI0N.-0n MONDAY 5th April, at
- o'clock. NJ. upon the premises, viii he sold
lot OF ground situated rs above stated and running
back to the Id Road. IL lies next TO the property
OF James Gilman, and opposite to the residence OF
John Parker. Esq ;coLiains about two and half
acres, and has upon it old framed house now
of repair
Its situation renders it suitable for market
garden.
( TERM5.-One-;hird cash: balance at mr. and eight
mon hs, with int. rest and secured by trust daed
>Rp3 % WILLIAMS Auct
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

Il HOUSE AND lot IN TIE TOWN OF SYD
NEY, AT The CoRNEK OF HARVEY AND FED
ERAL SFkEErS.-By virtue of two trust deeds
executed by MIR Jancs SeInpie-the first to thr un-
Gersigued, John Bagby. dated june, 1855 ard
the secoad to the Undersigned, Wellington Goddn,
dated 3uth Of March. 1857, both duly recorded in
henrico county Court, We shtil; III execution OF
premises, on THURSDAY. 18th April, 1855. at AZ
oclcck. NJ, Off fair if not. the next fair day the
real estate conveyed by the said deeds. consisting of
Lot No 66, in the plan of Sydney, having front on
the east line OF Haryie street OF SH feet and depth
the south line Of Federal street of l12 feet, and
having thereon a neat brick cottage residence to-
grth with kitchen, stable, smoke house. &c, well
of fine water, and parcel of fruit and shade trees.
The lot viii he divided to suit purchasers
Terms -Une-fou cash, balance at (. 3, and "
mouths for negotiable notes. interest added, secured
by a trust deed or title retained
JOHN BAGBY, (Trrstass
W GODDIN. 'i"''eee'
rA-Sale conducted by G0DDIN APPERsoN, Aucts.
NH Ih-lAM2M dds
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,.osT DRsIRABLy LOCATED Bull.

MOST DESIRABLY LOCATED BULL
WI DINO LOT FOR SALE AT AUCTION. ON
CORNER OF MAhSHALLAN It'll STREETS =
Will be sold on TUESDAY next, the 9th Of April
1885 on the premises commencing at ~ O'CLOCK
NJ, the above valuable Building lot. II fronts -
feet on the east line of nth street rms back on
the north line Of Marsha about ln6 feet TO alley
20 feet vide, having thereon an old fremed Dwell
ing.
TERMs-0ne-fourth cash: balance at 6, l. and u
months for negotiable notes. interest added, secure d
by deed The taxes for lsS TO be pad by the
purc haser. G0DDlN 4 APPEkSUN.
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TERMS--S2O the season, and 81 to the groom
WI. ". FULCHE
". j. CARPENTER,
ap l-3t* FRANKLIN FELTON,.

~ UPHOLSTERERS AND PAPER-HANGERS,
CORNER oF GOVERNOR AND FRANKLIN STs.,
Have received for The Spring trade fall and ,upe
ri1r stock of every description IT PAPER HANti-
tNGS, FLOOR oil CLOTHS, dATTINGS. WIN
DOW SHADES, CURTAIN GOOD. with a general
variety of Upholstering articles, which Will be sold
very cheap for cash, or TO responsible buyers. We
are also prepared Il execute every desCrptia OF
PaperUsnging and Upholstering in the beat man
uer, at the shortest notice by superior workmen, IN
the city country. NH 22--3m
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A>4N.mrrrh FOR LYNCHBURG-TO
q g LEAvE SATURDAY.-The canal
Boat TEMPEST. Capt. Donald. will leave as above
For freight, apply to
wpC0X, at the shfd,
ap 2-2t Dock sttset.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYs
IFAUTTFfTr. fslfTNTp q 3 :, = =, :,
T'RusTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE

Il TENENEFTsoN THE NORTH SIDE OF MAIN,
BkTWEFN 18TH AND GUVERhDR STkEETS. In
THE CITY OF RIGHI0SD.-As trustee In a GER
ing date the 2Ist lamar. 1851 duIy recorded in
Richmond Hastings Court | shall. In execution
thereof. procesd TO sel at public auction. on the
premises, on MONDAY. the 18th day of April. 1888
at IL O'Clock NJ If fair If not, the next fair day, the
real estate conveyed by said deed consisting of the
excellent granite front Store -nd Dwelling, iocatef
rs above adjoining the Banking House of Messrs. G.
W Purcell Co. and new in the occupancy Of Mt.
n ID. Keeling. The location OF this property il
among the most valuable in this city.
TERMS: Enough in cash to discharge the principal
and interest of the bond embraced In the deed Of
trust together with the cost and expenses of sale
estimated ~ about 81 .aasnd the balance in equal
instainents at g. i2 and IL months. fIr negotiable
notes, interest aided, secured by n trust deed.
The title Is believed to be perfect. hut the trustee
will convex with the usual special warranty. The
taxes and insurance for 1853 to be paid BIZ the pir-
chaser SAM'I DDENtlON Trustea
Saleconducted By GoppIS Il APPERsoS Auets.
n. = "a.
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T O0K OUT FOR THE RIGHT PLACE
IL At the store No. q Main street. You can ind the
cheapest, handson,est Goods ever offered TO the pub
lie:
Yard wide, fast color LAWNS. 5 cts and upwards
Berage De LANES plain and fig'd, l2la cents and
higher
Plain and Striped BERA 3ES, all coIors
GiNGHAhS at 10. Its, worth double the money
Lawn and Jaconet ROBES, Size striped and fioun-
ced from 81. &c
Black and C1ld SILKS, at very low price
Stella SHAWLS and MANTILLAS, from Sl.50
and UPWARDS
Silk PARASOLS, from 30 cents and upwards
Twisted Silk NiTTS. az &c, worth 5Gc
Irish LINENS and 1UW Els
Brown and Bleached COTTON
Ana great many more Goods, Rstonshingly low
CAL soon, If you want to save money
JOSEPH STRAUSE,
NH 3l-lms No Y Main St
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
REat ESTaTE Tx CITY hsS OF kG
sIONARY INTEREST IN SLAYES.As trustees
in a certain deed OF trust executed by ?. 2. Win
ston and wife dated 2ith November, 1881. duly re-
corded in Richmond Hastings Court, we shall in
exeCu ion thereof proceed 10 sell at public auction
on the preaiis 8, on MONDAY the 18th day of April,
ls5s O'Clock P NJ if fair if not, the next fair
day in the order advertised, the following valuable
Ist The excellent brick dwelling at the corner of
Marshall aud mi streets occupied by Mr.. isaac
" walker fronting - feet, running back u feet.
2nd. The lot On the North side OF Leigh street.
near 20 FoIsliGe street with two new framed teDe
ments thereon f.ontins 40 feet. running back ia"
ieet
81. The very large and admirably arranged Brick
Tenement aud other appurtenances. gu clay street.
rear 10 Brooke Avenue, recently occupied by MIR
Jas " Taylor and now Mr. John Tyler front
ing g. q tee. running back 2fi feet.
4lh The Lot aud Brick tore House on Brooke
Avenue, ADJOINING the store of Mr. John W Beve-
ridge, fronting 52ls feet, running back us feet.
9Th Lot the west line of 9Th street, Opposite
the City SPRING. having thereon work shop.
fronting IS feet running back 10 iett. And on the
following dag, viz TUESDAY, the 9 h april, ls3s
on the premises. commencing at O'clock, Vi, il
fair ii hot the next fair day. the very excellent and
desrably located Brick Tenement, ut The corner OF
Marshall and i2 streets, fronting % Feet. running
back Ion feet to an alley and now IN the occupancy
OF Mr. Fitzgerald.
Also the lot and new brick tenement Broad,
near to ed sire II, fronting on the south side OF
Broad street 20 feet. running back 100 feet Also.
tW vacant lots adjoining on the east and west, the
former fronting a feet. and the latter 20 feet, and
each running back 100 feet, to the line Of Mr. b..
| Breili After which, Mt the premises of the last
| named lot will he sold undivided moety of GER.
taiu lands in Texas conveyed JOINTLY TO said Win
| ston and Wesley II. McGee.
| Also the reversonary right, title and interest Of
the grantors in laid trust deed in the slaves devised
| nv the late g Lipscombe and Edward II Melee To
Mrs Marietta AcGee. for life. with reyersion 10 her
| Chillred.
TERNs.-Fpr the al estate onefith ca h; balance
| at s. II ami Is months fr negotiable notes, in
terest added secured by trust deed or title re-
| tanned. For the personal estate. months note,
with interest. The taxes and insurance for 1858, TO
| be paid by the purchas rs.
| w G0DDiN. T,s,ao,
| Wv CRUMP, frustecs'