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sTOIKHOLDERs MEETINGS.

A LEXANDRIA CANAL COMPANY Y
II TIE annual general meeting of the lex
an,!ria Canal Com, any will be held in the Com
mon Cnun il chamber, in the city Of AleXan-
dra, on MONDAY May 6 1885, at 5; y o,919ck
g. m. w. a bOO4aH,
ap Std President.
ORANGES ALEXANDRIA AILRoAD
" COMPANY.-N Office is hereby given that II
a general meeting of the Stockholders of this
Company will be held at the office Of The Com
pany, in Aexan ria, OF WEDNESDAY,, the
third dxv of April next, Ito O clock q. m.
'''''l - '''' ]: II. REID, Clerk.
ms The transfer books will be closed from
The 18th Of March, until the ad ournment OF the
above meeting.
nh l-eold
ms- The above meeting has been postpor ed
from Inc Ord to WE'D the "a day
Of Ap 2 sasnns By o5asE Of ns Fl p csr RFy
Richmond Enquirer, Lynchburg, Chsrlot,es-
vile, CrIpeper and War; nton papers COPY
MANASSAS GAP r. Il, CO.,
lYI ALEXANDRIA, Va, March l, 1857:
By order of the Board Of President ana Di-
rectors adopted March l. 1867 general meet
ing Of tn: Stockh olders Of this Company vii be
held in the city Of Alexandria, Va, On WE'D,
NE>DAY, the third day of April 1857, a lull
meeting il desired.
NH L.. eotd
~ POsTPONEldENr Tin consequence Of
the long spell! Of wet weather and bad roads ne
cessarly preventing full attendance the bove
meeting is postponed until W WEDNESDAY,, the
2sh day Of April. 1867. a tull meeting OF
stockhu derq is earnestly desired.
By order of the President and Directors.
DANIEL MORGAN,
NH &c I'd Secretary and Treasurer
Ekichmond Enquirer, Rockingham Register
Leesburg Wash and Woodstock Herald copy,
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NOTICE to deed of trust from
~ George Trimmer to the undersigned; ,trus-
tee, for the benefit of Redman +. Bradfeld da-
ted the 18th day Of April, 1866. and of record in
the Clerks Office Of Prince William, in liber
No 2G, page 23s, shall proce, to sell, at pub,
lie auction, at Manassas Station, in the said
county Of Prince William, on the 9Th DAY
or ApRlT p ls9 s = 1a'r ! not s9e nexs Jar
named in said trust, for cash, to the highest bid
der, viz: One tract of one hundred and forty
acres, and one of ninety seven acres, being the
same lands conveyed by the said Bradfeld and
wife to the said Trimmer Sale to commence at
/ o'clock p. m f. j. ANNON, Trustee
w The above sale is postponed until the
FIRST DAY OF MAY.
BRENTsvILLE, March 6-ts
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4 QUA CREEK ROUTE TO RICHMOND

sN~~o, On and after to-day, WEDN ES-
sysss--siss DAY, March 18th, the steamers G..
VANDERBILT and kEYPOkT will stop
regularly at Pier No 10, King street dock, on
their respective trips up and down the Poto.
mac NIGHT and DAY. Persons wishing to
take the night boat for Richmond vii be at the
wharf by 6 As m, and passengers for Wash
ington and the North in the morning will be 81
the wharf by 6 Is g. M NH l2-l!n
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ssOtOS 81
CELEBRATED
BISHOP 2 | i Is.
4 Universal Dinner Pill
For Nervous and Sc; Headache, coI;t ,n tI'I
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Biiousness, ood Gen
tion Diarrhea, Coles. Chi!lS, trVfGsI "rs
eral arrangement Of the Digestive VI
Boxes 25 cts, SO cts, and , SIZE
Sold by all druggists evcgyWhfre. cosTAR
And by HEN Is w. 49, y. =
And by e. S. LEADBEATER w.
Wholesale and Retail Agents, Ale1anor'"'
mar l8-lmd&tw
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BY. H. PARROTT-AUcT1oNE
zeal ESTATE OF JOHN WRITER'S
IL DECD, FOR SALE,AT PUBLIC A q c
TION. ALSO, CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
CANAL BONDS
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CLOTHING DEAL Rs.
ARNOLD s FIELD,

SS ARNOLD & FIELD IS
MERCHANT TAILORS,
Have removed from No. 50 to no. 50, hng
street and resumed their old business, where
they would be pleased to receive cali from
their friends, or any one in want OF SUIT OF
good clothes. We have Oh hand ana are re-
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTi&6S.
LINENS, &c.
which we will make to order, very l?#, s2r the
next two months, especially. ..
We propose to continue on"
CENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT,
where you will always find the latest styles.
We will furnish
HITE SH r 5,
as cheap rs they can be had ii retail IN fhiIa,
deiphia Warranted TO Ill and wear we'll Call
and see us, at No. 49, King st., 8 DOOR west Q!
ROYAL aug l--tf
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WILLIAM L. 4 T " l. L l.,

FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
M .opru wAsu1yaroN STREET THEE YRoM ENC,
Would announce to his friends and the pu5hc
that he is again prepared to attend to all orders
for work in his line in mis- usually satisfactory
style. HAT lo--'A
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rE1HE GREAT O.-Maupass' Supe-
L rior Tomato, in point of favour produc-
tivencss and perfection Of shape, has no equal,
1t is Of 3 deep red color, in form it is round,
slightly hattcneG. and without crease or wrinkle
1t is OF medium size, and the flesh almost as
solid as beef steak. In proof Of its solidity it
may be stated that without being extraordinary
large, the average weight is from nine to twelve
kind, and in point Of favour it is unapproacha-
bic. As al evidence of the superiority of these
tomatoes for marketing purposes they command
ed ready sale at 81 per bushel, when others
were offered at ST. The seeds will be mailed,
to any part of the United States On receipt of 25
cents. HENRY COOK,
NH 26l SO and go. King st, Alexandria
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AN OLD SONG TO a NEW TUNE
| s 81
As Spring approaches
Ants and Ronches
From their holes come Out
Ana Mice and Rats,
In spite Of cats,
Gaiy skip about.
"COSTAR'S'' EXTERMINATORS
EXTERMINATORS
"COSTAKS'' ENTEkMINATORS
ENTEKMIN ATORS
"COSTARS' ENTERMINATORS
ENTERMlN ATOkS
"COSTAR'o" EXTERMINATONs,
EXTERMINATONS
"COSTAR'S' EXTERMINATORS
APPROXIMATIONS
"COSTAR'S" EXTERMINATON>
ENTEKMINATOKN
"COSTAR'S" EXTERMINATONS
EXTERMINATORS
"COSTARS' ENTERMINATORS
EATEKMI n ATORS
"COSTARS' ENTEkMI NA1ORS
ENTERMINATORS
"COSTARS' EXTERMIEATORS
ENTEkMINATOKS
"COSTAR'S" EATEkMINATORS
EXTERN Majors
"COSTAR'S" EXTERMlNATGH,
EXTERMINATUE<
"COSTAR s. EAT"kMINAT0Rs.
For Rats. Mice. Rouches Ants, Bed Bug F.,.
Moths in Furs and Woolcm>. IL.
sccts on Plant, Fowls,
Animals &.
rs years c=ta li.hcd il y. Y. City.
"Only infal!ihIc remedies known"
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MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS.
MILLINERY MILIINERY!!

MILLINERY FANCY GOODS.
MILLINERY! MILIINERY!!
MRS, c. l.. SEAPSON,
No. l6O Kingxn near Washington street,
Has lust retur ned from New York and Phila-
delphia and is again prepared to offer to the
ladies very fine selection OF fARlS l4Al-
merry, consisting in part OF;
Ribbons, Of every width.
French Flowers.
Grapes, Lacc:.
Ye!yets, Ornaments.
Pendant Trimmings.
Fancy, Straw and Hair Bonnets and MATS AL
Of which viii be sold cheap for cash
BoAnttS and Hats BleaclIed Pressed and Wy
ed III the latest styles. Hp p =
TTii TIoN!!
L. TRIMMINGS, NOTIONS, So
Drass Trimmings Eit Buttons
Hosiery, Cloves.
Teiis.
Nets.
Lace aad Linen Collars
Hair Braid,
Ribbons, adsinss
SOntAgS.
Knitting CottoAS.
Zephyr Worste,Is
Berlin Wool.
Hoop Skirts.
Hair Brushes.
P Tcsi &c, all Of which / will sell vt
pF jec ST. - tF'' VIZ C. c. BERRY, - King s.
u B. wH1rT1NGToN,
CHARLES W. GREEN,
DEALER N
FANCY, DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS
Would respectfully solicit ca'l ron n. MS
friends. 40" -
r r, HHovAh
CHARLES W. GREEN.
DEALER n
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS sc.
would respectfully call attention to bi'
REMOVA
from No. 70, North Fairfax street, Mansion
House Building, to the NEW STOKE, Just
WIN no. 68, KING STREET,
jRetveen Fairfax and Royal stroets.l
MANY thanks to my fellow-citizcns for the
very liberal patronage bestowed upon me, ana
trust by continued application to business, WIN
disposition TO Accommodate, To merit men
confidence and further patronage. 0pec'a1 a.
'en'i HRKEy ixsPr K
GLOVE5 CORSETS
HOOPSKIRTS, sc.
Would call attention to stock K, CT Z nono
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SEED POTATOES
y 400 bushels prime Jackson White Po-
tatoes, just received d rect from Maine.
For sale by N. ELDRIDGE s. CO.,
ap g. No 4 South Wharves.
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+ 10 II O RS
L. Just received q full supply Of Liquors
comprising Whistles, Brandies, Wines, &c. for
sale by HENDERSON s. AVERY,
feb % 226 King corner A fred
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GRAIN BAGS.-A constant supply Of Cot
" ton, Linen and Bur!ap Bags, from q 70 6
Gents by
an 3-lm GEO Y. WORTHIN6TON
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Eiit0rS Of The OiSpntch ::

Editors q Me DiSpdtct:
In your paper of this morning (Novemner
10Y occurs the following paragraph under the
head of Meeting of the City Council
"a petition from DR.. Minniserode, t0lonel
August, and others, asking aid for 81. faul
Church Home, was read, and $500 Were
ordered to he appropriated, to be paid IN
monthly instalments commencing with the Isl
of December y
AS this action of the Council is somewhat
singular and has caused considerable discus
sion, will YOU be kind enough to inform the
public whether or not it will be its settleo
policy in future TO foster similar oenevoieh
enterprises in all our city churches by such
liberal donations?
You are doubtless aware Of the fact that
every church in Richmond has connected with
il some benevolent organization for the relief
of the widow and the orphan. Such dona-
ton as that made to ST. Paul churcn won
dny will iuspire these kindred associations
with new life and hope.
OF course the Council, in considering similar
applications from other churches, cannot turn
its back upon the precedent established yes
tprdoy JUSTICE.
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LETTER ENHM REsHRSBUHG.
Large Influx Of Visitors Expected Tranquil
lily Of the Civ.
prrrrsnlnn- Nnvnmhnr lH. lSG7.

PETERS rrRG, November l.. 1867.
The crowded state of YOUR columns admo-
nishcs me TO be very brief il my communlca-
tions at the present time. what with the
proceedings Of criminal courts and ecc!eSiast-
cal convocations, all the available space of Il
daily paper is fully occupied in reporting
them and "minor topics are 70 be held a.
4 discount.
A large influx of visitors is looked for by the
several railroads tonight, drawn hithcr bS
the Methodist Conference, which meets to-
morrow. The McthodiS,s arc undoG btcdly
the most numerous religious denomination IL
the city, and indeed i'll the State; and they
have a body Of clergy remarkable for their
efficiency. The approaching Conference may.
therefore, be looked forward to-cspecially Ii!
the present unsettled condition of the coun-
try--as IN event of great interest 10 that par
ticular branch of the Church.
City matters ar" very quiet. While the
population Of other cities, and some parts OF
the country, are seriously disturbed b. Scdi-
tions manifestations on The part Of the ne
Groes, no irrcgularity has occurred here. The
same inllammabe material may exist but ",
have no 1unnicutt or Lindsey TO apply The
torch. -.
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BY Regnault s. Co, huctionesrs,
Nat, s,raat betTyeen Eighth and Ninth

NEW AND SECONDHAND FUR
N SIrUKE, TAPESTRY AND INGRAM CAR-
PETS. PLATFORM A3D COuATER SCALES'
sUPEglOY WINES hED LIQUORS, GaS TN.
TUREs, &C., At AUCTION We vii oher al
auction on THURSDAY, November l'sh' COM
Wensin NV ~ sets ~ . fCoTTAGE FURNITURE,
20rew COTTAGE bEDSfEaDS,
WALNUT ByD>TGe De,
HAIR AID SHUCK MATTRESS ES,
10 dozen OAK DINING-knUa, CANE, ana
WOOD SEAT CHAIR8,
PIER TABLES, BUREAUS,
WAsHSTAHDS, TABLES.
S pieces rNGLISH TAPESTRY CAEfEl
beautiful patterns cr,s,
pieces EHr r. s " ana 'of
Second hard TAP -STPY CARPET, fifty.
six yarts, made PIP
FAIKBAIK S PLATFoKM SCALES, weigh
BsA iRs G Jun SCALES,
PLAIN COUNTER SCALES,
20 gallons superior S5EKRY WINE,
Ca:MPAtiNE WINE,
ST CtCIX and JAMAICA RUM,
b. ChHS. SODA,
u3OUSD CLOVES and ALkSP:CE,
Large CnUNTING- &OOM DESK,
Fine LETTER PRESS, ,,
GAS FIX FURES for halls and ollllaFd-
rooms,
DOOR oDGkESS,
Large COuKiNG- STOW the finest get Ct
OHJAMENTAa Studying and CoUN-
TIERS ever ST.lei at auction In 'hls
Consi2rme9ts received u-t,l morning ofsale.
no IS REGNAuLT s. Co, austiooeers.
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PocAHoSTAs COURTHOUSE, w. VA,
November l. 1857.


Editors Of Dispatch.
Will Won allow me through the columns OF
YOUR paper TO answer the many queries pro-
bounded in relation TO the minerals Of Poca-
hontas?
Gold is found in very great abundance on
the waters Of Williams river and Elk river
The only question awaiting solution Is,
will it pay we'll for working ~?
Copper is found rich, and in abundance.
Beaver Lick Mountain is said to be 4 noun
tain of iron
Lead in great abundance, having two ounces
and 4 fraction of silver 10 the ton.
S;nlphurate OF lead in very great abundance,
and very pure.
Silver is found near Green bank. The same
question arises in relation to 1T that does
about the gold.
Black marble of fine quality; coal and
emery in great abundance.
The Greenbrier river has water to make II
navigabc to the point at which the Covlng'
ton and Ohio railroad crosses; and the atteh'
ton of miners and capitalists is very natu'
rally attracted to the county, and rs u conse'
uuence the mineral fever is very great, IN
creasng, and will not, it is believed be di'
minished Very truly, MIR. SKIER
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Baptists in Fredericksburg, having built new
meeting house, proposed to sell the old one 70
their colored members, about 600 In NUMBER
and form themselves into separate chnrch'
This proposition Mr.. Hunncutt, In his paper,
the Christian Ba,,,ler violently opposed, can, +,
Ing on the citizens to prevent it-stating .nh.
II they had church they must nave 4
preacher, and to pay him, every hen.rGp's -
These GOO negro Baptists were charncterlHsu
rs would be thieves and robbers Circnni,
stances alter cases, and now Sambo, like CIV,
of Falstar's comrades in his ragged Regimen. =,
is n marvellous proper man, too innocent -
modest n chicken or disturb n hen-roosL. -.
Though the writer read the article IN LIZ
Bonner, preserved the paper for weeks, sn o,,,
ing it to various persons, and puolishea Gui =
ments on 1t: and though the paper Is sun IA
existence ard can be produced, how easily
Messrs Editors, would it be to have q resV ~
ton passed denying that any such article ii'.u
ever been written, or any such journal ever
published by Mr.. Hunnicutt
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Zeal EsTOie for Sue.


A MELIA LAND For SALE.-On
IA WEDNESDAY,, the ith d~y Of Dscember,
1857 Che present year., / as executor OF the last
VII and tsstamen, Of John T. Trar l0r, deceased,
late of meia county. will proceed to sell on 10 -
pr-mises to the highest ridder. small TRACF
OF Land lying IN sad comfy. about two and q
half utlss from the Cuu house, on The road Lead
ing to DeLnisvil!e, on which tho said Traylor re-
sided The tract IL estiuiated 10 contain about one
hundred and ten acres after taking oil nvs acres
d-vised by the L. stator, ard has an abundance OF
wood land with tao necessary house for q small
residence.
TRkMs One. third Of the p Irchase money TO be
paid In ca the day ~ sale, and the resldue In
Two equal instalmens % eight ana r xtsen months
from the day Of sale. @i. Interest from To az day,
the credit insta lmsnts 10 be secured by bond vita
good .ecnrity and deed OF trust on the land. The
tue the land IS believed u be perfectly BOD
but selling as executor, no -p2cla. warranty Will
be given W. J. GdhATHAA,
executor OF John Z. Trayior, deceased.
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Fer tho Dispatch.
Nhitewashinp Extraordinary

An American missionary 10 one OF the Pa
ci1c islands states that, having whtewashed
his residence, the result so delighted the ma
tiycs that they insisted on being also white
washed; and soon man, woman. and child
were struttiug about with whitened faces.
Your friend of the !,st0 Ndnon having Deeh
1,bitew,shed bv a black solution or resoln-
ZION, can aow strut about in angelic purity
and doye-lke innocence.
There are some other little peccadi!os that
1t Il future meeting mlSht be thus "blt
washed About eight or nine years ago the
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How the Poor who Die in the aims-lions'
ore Ruried.

Dir. Editor,-You will no doubt be surprised
to learn that the hopeless inmates OF the aims.
house who die there receive no more atten tior
than fayorite animal belonging 10 q partlt'
owner in their burial. \ ct such Is lhe ilc'
E"rIy Iost SABBATH morning one of those I'M
Terminates (vho, was told, died. the niSht
before), was lowered into his last resting place
without the least ceremony-religious or
otherwise; this, too, where there is 4 reslden I
minister of every Christian denomination ~
Gftaon minutes, walk of the cemetery. l do
not know who is TO blame for this state OF
things. but simply ask the question, DO we
live in :. Christian community, or do we not
RIcuuoyD November llth.
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Anctiom gGJes.
<<<~~~
FUTURE DAY
By Jamas N. Taylor Son. Au'''oheeie'
once 30. Bel Main street, thl'e aoo' ''''' :"
spotswood Hotel.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ,F r. AZ c ESr
Il pn.i T.; ~ yirtne Of a dssd OF trust,
Ar r n 10Th day OF Nay 1865 made by
" Green to me trustee to secure d efgsr ,sn
sn1ad In the Clerk Office OF The cuttings Court
NJ the CITY Of Richmond and It the request OF the
Beneficiary IN said deed Will Pros1nss 70 ss.i q.
sao n Noyember 1867, at 4 o'clock z. NJ, the
property described in sa!d deed, as follows
The vpcapt lot situated on the east tide OF nIHtn
s,reat be- tween Canal street and the James River
and kanawha canal, described a. Lot NO $40, ahd
fronting Oh sixth street fliy-six feet ana running
bac elk forty nna feet. az u, q
saIe A~d the sum II 81 $50 with Interest IRON .he
I3tb day of November 1885, until paid: nj tne
balance on such terms as may DO made known Oh
'ne 0"S = JAMES NJ. TAYLOR. Trustee
Sale to be conducted by JAMES II. TATLos sUS'
-
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Aucttoneers.
OF Main and Eleventh ssree3


rTRUsTEES' SALE OF THE UNFX--
L PRED LEASE OF IALIu BE E snsr az
STOCK OF SOAP, CANDLES, MAFsRi .LS, &c
sc AZ aUCTICN.-8y direction OF the trnst. 80
uame5 in a 81 ed Of trust from William u W.on,
dated 29th of September. lNoo, ana record ~
Henrico County Court office ttGe saia ttua'ess
having been thereto requested by the holdsI o,
the note secured BY said deed We VII rel! a.
auction upon the premises, on FnlUA Al ine io.h
lay OF November, mmsncloS ~ l, ocloSh a
After al the same hour, the following deecrlh-d
property conveyed il said deed-lo VII . II IN I
RI m title and interest OF the said add III the
Sap ard GAMBLE FACTORY a. tho upper snh
Of seventeenth street eAsed by BIN from Charles
+. Bruce, with all the additions and improve
ments made by lin to the same.
ALSO,
the FIXTURES ard MACHINERY IN said factory,
cons sting III part ot
SOAP kEfrLES,
lSTEiM Boiler,
lPLANiNG MILL,
1SAWING MACHINE.
4PATEnT CAEDLE MACHINES,
LIZ Z ard TALLOw KETTLES,
IS LARGE SO&P FRAMES,
HUlSrIyG MACHINE,
Euudry COPPER PUMPS,
BUCKETS &c
and all the stock OF SOAP, CANUAES, ana VI a
TER!AI. on hand.
The whole is believed to embrace eversth ing
requisite in a we'll arranged soap and candle lac
tory.
The deed requires sale for cash, but II Is pro-
babls thai an arrLngy nent may he ma Is 70 allo"
n reasonable credit upon sum. exceeding .lo", OF
which notice will be gv"n At the time o; tho sale.
GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
NOD hucttcneers.
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BY Harrison, G6ddin & apperson,
kucioneers and Zeal Estate Agents.

( OTIS NOS. As AID II IN MAYo'S
iIPLkN, ON TIE w ST SIDE OF WALL
Near IT, ERoAD STREET, to% SALE IT AUG-
TlON.-Will ba sold AT auction, or III. pr. misses,
on WEOE ESDAY the .3,h Novumbcr, 1901, at 4
o'c.ock P NJ the TWO IT'S located above each
frontins 80 feet, running back LIS feet 70 nogwood
alley II desired, they will ba sub-clvldrd into
iour lots with fronts on Wall street ana ALEC on
Tn aliay.
Terms: ~ sale. ,.,
pog AuctinnseTs.
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By Gruhbs & Williams. Aueaonoe.1.
1o,,brcs, .orn,r Of Main and Eleventh streets

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a
81 X DWELLING r ~ THS W SLsT s .E5
rrrctT iGrgrETS At sUGTt0H in execution
~ nsso decree Of the Circnit Court OF the city OF
entered on the ih dsy Of rs
-. y will ssIl at auction, upon the premises, on
ESSAY, afs: November, IT . o'eioek P: N,
# fair if not. then on the next fsi. Gay
At ihs TS' fomsry Occupied by tho late John s.
and row BY k e. srf sna sa nd
ii"chon Tbs lot froats 80 feet inches and rams
TEsws: ono fourth cash /; balance atsix, Twelve,
80 a;gb;een InoIihs for negotiable notss, with
;,,.r.s, addsd Ths title TO be retained BY The
con RI until the notes are paid ,
JOHN A. COKE, commissioner;
c,rpp. & WILLIAMS auctioneers. no IL
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BY Grubbs Il Williams. Austi'neers'
,,-rest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets

nEsIRARLE BrI. X DWELLING :;
IN TaE soUTHwEsT CnRHEs OF FIFTH
AgD JACKSON sTEssH, ~ LCst9S clock
o we will sell upou tls pr, IN SO the BkiHh
TTi1NNEMRyT situated "a above, occupied BY Mr
r F Carter and adjoining the residence OF Johh
I, has eight rooms and brick kitchen, with gas
and water on thu prsnii+'s
The LOT is about 30 By rs feetto an Siiey Il iee'
Tbis Is a comfortahlA reaidorca, In good order,
I'D rorv Gesirab,a for IL stment or for one, ON q
anu very uaUBBS s. WILLIAMS,
use Auctionrcr5.
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T,UF. SALE, ONE OF THE BEST

E'Nts $500, -. y II -
State, on the corner Of Venatle and Mosby ia
streets, Union Hiil. fhe house has re.G2A.
rooms, besides tho store r" C!n--aA in frlt rate
order newly painted add papored Also, DWELL"
ISG adjoining, containing five rooms. Both
houses front on Tenablo street S. feet, running
back Ill fact Also. GA &DEN. attached In rear.
fronting So feet on Moeby street running back l51
fact a3 well enc iosed There is also on the
place No. stable. containing six al!s car
rage house, wood house, aud coal. house. For
cash bargain may be hid for Tia "hole. FOR
further iaioi nation, apply - 1870 Main strsetto
&C 90 J.. POWERS.
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Ry GruDbs :! Williams. Auct!"nsers,
Northwsst corner AaIn aud hleg6nfh streets.

BkiCK COTH'A G g ON
FIFTH STREET, EETWBGE LEIGH AND
4CK>oI sTaEGTS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
Ne will sell n auction. on the premises; On
THU psDA the i4t:l Of November, At ociGck /.
N the handsome BhICK COTrhGE located az
above described. Ii contains six rooms, with
kitchen tn two rooms. The prcp-Tty IS IN GOOD
repair and ell located, and has gas AID water o.
the premises ,,,
The LOT fronts 26t feet on Filth street. and run'
back 1875 feet 10 alley l. feet wide, with the ad-
vantage OF side alley.
TERMS: Ore fourth cash balance at four,
eight, end twelve months for regotiib!e notes,
II tercst tod, secured by 4 trust deed
GEUBBS & WILLIAMS,
NOS Aucttouecrs.
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DOR Sal E, the excellent FAMILY
a RES &NCh stlndlng at the northwest ks4
corner Of First and Cary streets For con- ZIP
ven'ence it is surpassed BY no house In tbs lEsE-
city. ample accommodation for SERVANTS. New
b,.ck stable and rarri &c house Price low and
terms very liberal. inquire on the preniaes.
M Ivy