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His Administrators now offer the whole stock at prices
below the Ordinary rates charged This embraces
every thing wanted III well4Grdered household ;-Paln
Tin Ware, Brushes, W OGDEN Ware Baskets, Plated
Ware Cutlery, Iron Ware Japanned Ware and Cook
ing Utensils of every description.
great variety of sH KER GOODS, BIRD-CAGES,
etc etc. be obtained the reasonable terms
GENUINE ARCTIC REFRIGERAT0Rs and WATER
A ane assortment OF PAPER MACHE GOODS.
This is the largest retail establishment IN this line IN
Philadelphia and citizens ana strangers will nnd II 10
their advantage 70 examine stock before purchasing
and prompt attention win be given. III thstuS
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A CADE EMY OF MUSIC.
RGcH1NGs' ENGLISH OPERA.
CAtOllNE NC3s,........... Drectres5
INAUGURATION or THE SECOND WEEK.
~. THIS tMouday) EVENING, February IL.
iies Haies MOST MOST ScfRSmns cRSrmnss 00PeTS 0PPera.
TILE ROSE OF CASTLE,
The The ESsE E0sE OF OF GAsFitE; G4sFitE
with Messrs. Campbell,
Castle, seguin
Mrs l.. segun, and
Mrs. Boudinot,
FULL CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA.
Tomorrow CTuesday) evening
THE DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT
Full strength Of Troupe in cast.
NEW CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE.
MOST BRILLIANT ENGAGEMENT
Mix. And MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS
in the city OF PhhilSdeiPRiaN hsE g41 Nrer,rs oP
THE MT OF THE ENGAGEMENT,
THE SHA AMROCK.
produced with new and beautiful Scenery and Me-
THE FAIRY DELL,
AND THE TERRFlC FALL OF EVELEEN
n. From bridge twenty feet in height
Macy Mrs A BARNEY WiLLLi4MS
10 conclude TE Yi iSe R6BSE 6fggf RFa in two acts
Larry oSGigT IN Mg E. BARNEY { :, WILLIAMS
GRAND FAMILY HArIEEtIEa.' ArIEEtIEa'' lO'
MRS. JOHN DREWs NEW ARCH STREET
M FdHTH FTdHHHATIHfE WE Rggi9f 6 al ;i K RcIoSk S6 GILL
q. L FOX AND 4SN TRoGPE Gi1tSD 0il'i-
IN MGNB24 GM2 PlESBs ASb EEEEY EEEYY NfG4F NIfET'
JACK AND GILL.
Jackadaw Jaoulation and Clown ......."...G. L. FOX
THE sNoW-BIRD.
SLOPPY /. E0X @
Y%BENEEIT Of 6. L. FOX >'
Il n A l'f1ITi
JACK AND GILL MATINEE
WALNUT STREET THEATRE,
w N. Il. corner OF NINTH and WALNUT Streets.
commeHGes 4His oSdaS5 "A os 9Sof EVENING February
First Night of MIS- I1s ceePgasd h P R@W Ess
who will appear in her great impersonatlon of the
Jewish Maiden.
in the Sensa'iGPal HEA 1eTifh TaE DFq%s FGRs2kEN q
Mr.. ). c. MccGSGGM G2GIHG MAS Rudolph
EOX's AMERICAN VARIETY THEATRE
FOX'S COMBINATION TROUPE
EVERY EVENING.
ETHIOPIAN BURLEsoUE, COMIC PANToMIME
NATIONAL HALL, MARKET STREET,
EVERY EVENING, quarter before o'clock,
FRIDAY, February s.
SATURDAYS, quarter before O'clock. Doors open
one hour sooner.
On their Fourth Annual Tour.
The ORIGINAL EXCELSIOR
BROTHER JONATHAN AULD FOLKS,
WITH
GRAND ORCHESTRA
in rich and varied COSTUME OF YE AULDEN
TIMES, will give Il short series of
CONCERTS OF SACRED MUSICK,
as sung in grandsires days.
Choice selections from Oratorios and Miscellaneous
Solos, Duets, Iros QuartetteS Choruses sung in
grand, pleasing and mirth-provokng style peculiar
| TO this Company,
Single tickets 30 cents, or four for one dollar.
| Reserved seats so cents.
Children, 10 cents. To Matinee, 10 cents, 25
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PROPOSALS
PRoPosA1s FOR Array TRANSFORM.

l. IlON.
QUARrBBlGAsrER- G GENERAL's OFP1oE,
so.,.s MAsHIEeToN, ID. G January Is 1867
uptl lsso proposals. will be received at this office
M MiSi the transportation of Military Supplies during
e Mery year y, commencing April l. 1851 and ending
~ oA' looo, on the fol owing routes -
rrrovu n, ROUTE No l.
ppTis n MMofherson M Nebraska Territory or such
on the Omshs ~ Sa ueteismined upon during the year
80. Vtna IS pfanoh OF the Union Pacific Railroad
nneSt ns.. OF Eort MCPHERSON or from Hort Laramie
now or NAV he s.ts 70 such posts OF depots
bFasAa west of Longitude lO2 deg, in the IeSytorv
o,V on soI,h oi atnoe " 20 eeg in the Terr-
1errtory of Idaho, south of latitude a de ~ an1
east OF longitude ll4 deg and the Territories Of
cludipg, II necessary, Denver City.
From Fort Riley, state OF Kan,as or such points
as may be determ ned upon during the year on the
Union Pacific Railr ad e. D. 70 any posts or depots
Kansas or in the Trritory Of Colorado, south OF 40
degrees north, and TO Fori Union, New McKee, or
other depot that NAV be designated in that FER
rtory, and 10 any other point or points ON the
ROUTE No 8.
From Fort Union or such other depot as may be
established in the Territory Of New Mexico, to any
posts or stations that or may be established IN
that territory, and to such posts or stations
and in the State of Texas west OF longitude 105
degrees. ..
From St. Paul, Minnesota to such posts as are
now may be established in the state OF Minnesota
and IN tnat portion OF Dakoah Territory lying east Of
the Missouri nver
The v eight to be transported during the year will
not exceed on Route No. l, $4,000 900 pounds; or
Route No. q 20 900 900 pounds; Route No g.
100000 pounds ana on Route No. 4, $500, ,0QC
poun0s.
Proposals will be made for each route separately
Bidders will sta the rate per 100 pounds per
10O miles at which they Will transport the stores in
each month OF the year, beginning April /, 1867
and ending March 81, 1868
Bidders should give their names in iull as well
as then places OF residence, and each proposal
should be accompanied by a bond in the sum o
ten thousand S1O,000 dollars, signed by two OF
responsible persons, guaranteeing that In case
a contract is awai ded Ior the route mentioned In
the proposal to The party proposing, the contract
| will be accepted and entered into, and COED and
sufficient security furnished BY said party in accord
ance with the terms of this vertisement.
The contractor will be required to give bonds
the following amOunfs
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Yitlmlond 1ispatrh.
wEDNESDAY...... II, 1867.
How to Revive Industry.


We can never prosper until We produce
more than we consume. An Agricultural
people car readily do this with the proper
effort, ano such we ought to be In an emf.
nea: degree. II will take time but we
are sure o: success if we 90 to work in the
r,sh, way. Virginia wants immigration,
add she will he poor until 1t comes. We
don't want paupers nor droncs; not mere
lNnorcrs vi, hout money, but thrifty farmers.
soncs,. ind istrious men, with their fami-
Gss. and tie means to buy small farms
a,ul stock them. IL matters not whether
,ley come rom New England or Old Eng
land nor l, IL important whether they
srtilc On tile-water or in the Piedmont
country, 30 they come and bring their
gok' The lands of Virginia must be and
will &c sub-d vidcd, and sold at low, living,
and rcAsonal lc prices, 50 that the immi-
gran viii dni a cheap home in civilized
eoaa unity, % much better for him than
to sot,3e where everything is wild ana rnde.
The a.. Al w,st has been built up IN TINS
way, and IL y the only pian.
Men n wos IN who have heretofore hcld
hunSre, , add thousands of acres OF land
cannot .ulrivs,c them n formerly. The
s,s,.o, - lahu- 4 changed, and we must
chang with it. Realize this and the work
:, h.sun, Thee is plenty of work for the
49,, and non, need suffer, if they are
NV 70 take Told Of it. Till the soil
,,r,4ucc from the earth what is wanted for
.a,,cpauce-ncNcr mind reconstruction
and the curren y-onc will come after a
,,,lI,. aud the other is amply good for pre-
cent purposes, If we can get enough OF IT,
IA. 10 use 10 build fine stores and fill
them with goods for people who have no
money to buy. Ients cannot be afforded,
~, goods decline in value, and loss is
g,rtairty. II il idle 10 build mills and
talk Of manufactr ring until We produce
tie material necessary 10 sustain them.
az what use are barns if we have nothing
= I'm, in them Our wealth is in the soil,
and We must dig ii out, or we shall always
- poor. If We would make the same eff
forts 10 induce good farmers to come among
~, ani aid in cultivLting our lands that We
do o. get northern capital TO loan to each |
ether AZ enormous interest, or build fine |
stores to be soon sold at heavy loss, We
should he happier ard better of.
II We would sustain Richmond as it is
even, We must build up the country which
trades to it; ana the only way to do that is
to encourage and bring immigrants of the
best Kind among us. Every citizen Of the
State is interested iu doing this. We must
h. moderate in our demands for our lands,
aud our railroad companies must be willing
20 transport new corners at reduced rates.
D. all that We can to secure immigration.
That is what We want, and We cannot get
on without il. If man has 900 acres of
land in one body to sell, let him divide it,
aud sell in five or ten tracts, so that poor
people can buy. lnaugurate this system,
and We shall find a good result.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ AUCTION GOODS o.
JUST FROM NEW YORK AUCTIONS.
LEVY BROTHERS,
No. Is MAIN STREET,

No. Is MAIN STREET,
received yesterday = large lot OF goods oousn'
Al auction at dreadful sacrifice, and we Will give
our customers chance OF buying the following
articles at less than the price before the war.
Real Barnsly Linen sheeting, two ana q h"''
yards wide. at $3.50;
Real Barnsly Linen sheeting, two ana INV
quarter yards wide. at si7S;
Real Barnsiy Linen sheoting, three yards "'ae'
ats2; .
po.,rt,sr Handkerchief at S1.25 per dozen :;
Real Hemstitched Linen Handkereh'eiS a. 90
per dozen, worth -;
u.rd.ome English Bersge at 2oc., worth soc' )
Extra Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs at 1oc.'
worth 4oc.
Huckabaok Towels at $3.50 per dozen' worm
S2.5o;'
Embroidered Linen Collars at 75c. per Dozen
worth 50;
uo,dsoms Embroidered sets Collars and Cuffs
at SOC per set, worth $3.50;
Naiusock Muslin at zoe. per yard worth soc.
Brilliants at 3oc. per yard, worth soc.
Handsome Ginghams at 3sc., worth Soc;
Handsome s,ockof SPRING DRESS GOODS and
MANY other articles at prices too low to mention
for fear of creating excitement Come early ana
look. No trouble to show goods.
LEVY BROTHERS,
ava No Is Main street.
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We are willing to discuss grammatical
questions with any gentleman who is capa-
bic ~ making an argument or Of furnishing
- authority in support of his positions.
Bot The article in the Norfolk Journal was
~rntsn not BY 4 grammarian bu by scio-
h-'-"ne - ignorant as he is ill-mannered.
'h"'' = W, Que word which expresses the
i'''ng with which We read it-tlat is, con-
tempt. u would disgrace a ,,atriculate
- froedman's Bureau school. Such
g9s''''n' must be decided by argument or
~ authority The authorities differ upon
w question we discussed. We cited
n'n' but W submitted an arvumen,
zach may 90 may not have bsep conclr
s'vs. The ,ioa,,ai evidently Knows NO
'1ies ahout :bo question.
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A lyttcr-writer, speaking of the recent
election in Connecticut, makes the follow
ing statement, which seems to be fair and
truthful upon its face:
D.. The election was not finally carried by
Iruppic. nor hy personal luminosity, nor yet
~ ptrI4dige, but by an influence infinitely
ltsrE than UNDERGRADUATES in the itching
WHiw uf her citizens. do not mean that the
Democrats brIbed voters, and that Repnbli.
"Rn,. ia superior holiness, desisted. Would
mat aH. party omit be excepted from such de
hatchery But both were involved Each
party bought all the votes ii had the money 10
TaN tur-Repuhlicans only insisting that tnsS
u@ali bay a greater number of men from tne
,arfuN Tor a given sum than the Deihocl a ~,
,aal4 buy from theIn-which was propaoie
enough Never before since the cnartei aas =
were The citizens of Connecticut pouSna a,,, :,
cold shamelessly in open market. A ~, ,h
tNl.0t box citizens postponed votinS Va, ~ t ,
l.,l moment. and then gave their paiio' " 'A
highest bidder
The same writer states that Votes "oio
rated at first at ten dollars, but rose gra-
duallv to one hundred and fifty dollars
which was paid near the close of the polls
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BKEcHsR. GREELEY says OF HENRY
w RsscHER that "he is an eager,
nos,,;ve. impulsive man." and by emo
;nfallible." Very true but GREE
I,r urges his election to the convention
q amend the New York Constitution.
Few men, says the philosopher, could con-
tribute more "fresh original suggestions
toward the reform Of our Constitution"
quite characteristic of the times, when
eager, positive, impulsive men, who are by
means infallible, are set to work to reform
constitutions and build new social organi-
Xations This is progress.
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THECAsLE.-The statement of the cable
touching the threatening BISMARCK note
TO LOUIS NAPOLEON has not been confirmed
Neither has the cable confirmed its other
piece of news about the probable death
q the Princess Of Wales. TIE Prince,
said the same telegram, continued to haunt
the theatres, notwithstanding the critical
condition of the Princess. Such revolving
conduct was we'll calculated to give addi-
tioual sensation to the news.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY
Bye J. Ciop,on,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent, No u Twelfth
street, near pranklin.

VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
Estate AND VACANT LOTS IN PORT
MAYO FOR SALE AT AUCTION. VIII be sod
IN the premises on THURSDAY the 18th Of April
1897, att o'clock p. NJ, In the order sdv.rti..d,
hat BEA UTiFUL LOT corner Of Osborne turnpis.
" seventh and Louisians streets. fronting on the
fr.t-named 100 feet, and on the last named street
80 feet.
Also, two other LOTS, with large FRAMED STA.
BLE. now In the occupancy Of Mr.. Henry soits .,
: cooper shop, fronting 20 feet Sixth street q a
running back 100 feet to wide alley.
Also. ONE LOT corner OF Denny street and vii.
liamsburg avenue. fronting - feet and running
Also TWO LOTS fronting IS feet inches on
sixth street and running back 100 feet.
The above sale will be made for and on &C.
count OF the former purchaser they having fall
I'd to omply with the terms OF a previous sale.
Also FOUR LOTS fronting together = feet on
sixth street. running back % feet to an alley.
Also, TWO LOTS fronting together Is feet on
Fifth street running back 100 feet.
Also, ONE LOT In rear Of the last, fronting -
feet on Fourth street, running back 100 feet
Also the large three story FRAMED DWELL
NG. with lot fronting % feet on Nicholson
,treet, running back with Pace street 2ss feet 10
Denny street on which theTs " also 20 feet front.
The foregoing property Is justly REGARDED ;.
amongst the most valuable In the subnrbs for
,nr.ssnd dwallingr having been recently incor.
porat.d Convenient TO shipping, the various fi.-
tll.riss, breweries, brio kyards, and other wor.
/ n the lower end Of the city.
ala Z. A. J. CLOPTns.
apls Auetionssr
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By Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctionser,
Northwest corner Nsin and Eleventh streets.

GOMMISSIO Frs SALE OF
I BUILDING LOTS ON CHURCH HILL In
leo rendered on the eth day OF March, nsi, In
he case OF smith and ais. against smith and al &,
The IN ders nsd will sell AZ public auction on 'hs
orsmi.as At a o. cIockP. NJ. on THURSDAY, l"h
n Apri 1851 If fair IL not, then on the next lar
lay thereafter, At the same hour, two bsAnt,'a,
BdILDlNG LOTS, fronting each ~ tset iheh-.
and r streets and running back III feet 70 . IL
foot alley, being = part OF square No. In Rathsr
TERxs One. third cash balance at four ana
,g hit months for negotiable notes, interest added
and title retained until the notes are paid
SAyaGs SMITH,
A. r. COURTNEY,
Special Commissioner
Gprppa n wrrIIANF Aucttoneers. apb
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AF NOTICE.-The undersigned having been
appointed trustee In deed executed by Jniius
steenbock & Co made to secure their creditors
ON the 10th day of April, 1867, conveying among
9th err things all the debts due the raid frm notice
Is hereby given to all persons indebted to said
concern, whether by bond, note, open account or
otherwise, to make prompt payment to the under
signed who is required by the said deed to use all
diligence in the collection Of the same.
NBSTOR II. FORBES,
Trustee for Julius steenbock Co.
=, Office at w. NJ. SUTTON 4 Co.'S, Bankers.
an l3-ts
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SALE OF BONDS OF
al The CT ESAPEAkR AND OHIO CANAL

81 HECHEsAP FAKE AND OHIO CANAL
CoMPANY.--Ths undersigned, commissioners ~
the Circuit Court of Alexandra comfy. by virtue
II a decree of that court rendered at the special
term in February 1897, in the Of Tho Board -
Public Works OF Virginia against seld.n, Wilhsr
4 Co, t al, defendants, will, At ]? o'clock NJ N
THURSDAY the 3Oth day OF May, 1887, before ihA
front door OF the court house Of that comfy Offer
and sell At auction Ia the highest bidder large
amount of the bonds OF the Chesapeake and ohio
Canal Company. They comprise the following 10
wit:
parcel Of Ave bonds, known as SPECIAL Bosbs,
In par value from $40, 900 to $4,000 Also,
parcel known as PREFBRKZD BONDS, Tor
tl3, 500. ,,
TERMS OF SALE: Cash for IS 900; the residue for
well. endorsed negotiable note or notes at Elk
months, bearing interest:
JAMES NELSON, Recommendations.
s. FERGUSON BEACH, 'oHi'D''''O"''''
NH 30-t30M
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OBITUARY.

Obll
Wa have seldom been callad to record tne ue t,
-. nors lovely aud Interesting child than h'tle
ptgy"R JEE HARVEY. daughter OF william u.
"a Hiien Y. Harvey, who died February I'D 1857,
- cha tender age ~ thrae years. She has been
tsran from the fond embrace OF her parents and
csiied TO ioin the angsl-band OF little children
rho dwell in the cloudless home Of their Heaven
on the n,gat OF her last birthday, a few days
before her death. little Lee ssid 10 her nurse, In
the presence OF her mother, 81 will be In the bu'
ryipg- ground before another birthday strange
language for one 40 young to use. And yet II nap
pened "a little Lee said. Jesus called her ere Inc
sprins flowers blossomed, and she closed her eye
n death to opsn them where the Movers never
vither and where the little feet will never ~eaIy,
FAREWELL sweet child, for little WINE, snp,'
Gas thy visit In this rough and tsmpesiuons W9.,u.
The Heavenly Gardener has early transpIah'ea III,
fragrant lilly Of thy life intoa mlider ana pu'e'
cline. orcv
A lamb untasked, untried;
He fought for thee,
He gained the victory,
And thou art glorihed.
p.xor,. Of little Lee, dimpled hand beekohs
.a,, bone and a silver voice whispers lrom w,
Mes. Come up higher MAGNET nov - ai"
vonr hearts on high Is she VII" swee'Iy n.I.
.sras beyuil.d In heavenly treasure, on ho~ .,n s
con are one house contains Your SaEIou, ca ca
yonr child Wait mourning parehtS, va, "i a.
inliow the voice OF the LAMB "a ne IL cn,,.e h,id
he shepherds arms, and yon shaii see your ~
again
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THE SHAREHOLDERS PERSONALLY RRSPoN-
sIBLE FOR ENGAGEMENTS OF THE
COMPANY.
ALL DIRECTORS MUST BE SHAREHOLDERS.

The Policies Of this company are Issued by Wen
known American citizens resident in the United
.tstes. who are directors and shareholders, and
with the other shareholders, are In
diyidually liable for all the engagements oil the
company. All policies are signed by them.
All claims are payable in cash on proof OF loss
without deduction for interest," and not, as Is usual
sixty days after presentation Of proof.
They expire at { o'clock Z. NJ, and not at noon
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DIED.

4, The r..,dance Or her husband, In Charles city
,onnty on Monday the 18th or April, 1897. Mrs
RRTTIE HAYNES. wife OF Braxton haynes Ah'
1.nshter OF Adolphns 0oddin. ,,,vo.
Her funeral viii take place THIS M"kn shn,,h
70 o'clock from the Grace street bapus. , ra ra
rs.s roiaiv YEA and friends Of the family are re
.rec,fully invited to attend without iur.hei ho'e
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BY Harrison, Goddtn Appsrson, Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
/ LOT AVID BRICK TENEMENT ON THt
SOUTH SIDE OF OR MARSHALL STRBET:-As
trustee In certain deed oftrust executed by He.
ry Bockclman, dated I'd october, 1852, duly 70.
corded in Henrico County Court, shall. in exc
cution thereof, proceed 70 sell at public anc,ion,
the premises, on FRIDAY the 26th April, 1887,
At half past clock. p. NJ, iffair. If not the rs
fair day thereafter the real estate conveyed by
the said deed, consisting OF LOT with large
BRICK TENEMENT thereon, located AS above
fronting on the south side Of or Marshall street
few hundred yards west Of the present corporation
line fly one feet, rur ming back one hundred and
forty eight feet TO an alley seventeen feet wide
TERMS Enough In cash to defray expenses OF
sale and to discharge note for $500, dated % &c
tobsr 1862 with interest from 5th October, 1853
and "a TO the residue. such terms OF credit A.
IN ali be announced at the hour OF sale. The tsxes
and insurance for this year TO be paid by the pur-
chaser. 1apl6l w. GODDlN, Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.
By Harrison, Goddin 4 Appsrson, Auctionssrs,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
" UABLE REAL BsTATR ON TIE s0UTg
rwRNTY.RIRsT STREETS, AND ALSO ON TIL
WEST LINE or TWENTY-FIRsT BETwEBS
MAIN AND CARY sTREETs.-As copmission.'
Il the Hastings Court Of the city Of Richmond.
acting under decree. pronounced by the Judg.
thereof on the 18th Of April, 1851. In the case Of
huffman and wife ps. Curotti, &c, shall proceed
. sell at public auction, on the premises, on MON
DAY the I'D April, 1881, at half-past4 O'Clock p
~. the REAL ESTATE referred 10 In the plain
tits bill belonging TO the heirs Of the late Joseph
1 Curotti, consisting OF a LOT, with a valuable
STORY TENEMENT thereon, located or
the south side Of Main near to Twenty first street
and now occupied by good tenant at fair rental
Also, the VACANT Lot near thereto, fronting
,a feet on said south side OF Main street. running
back about so feet
Also, the LOT in rear ~ the above, fronting 81
feet on the west line OF Twenty first street, run
ming back about 80 feet. more or less plat o.
which will be exhibited al the hour Of sale.
TERMS: One-third cash; bslancs at six, twelve.
and eighteen months. for negotiable notes. intsresi
added, and title retained until all the purchase
money Is paid and conveyance ordered by the
court. The taxes and insurance for this year to b.
paid by the purchasers.
BRADLEY T. JOHNSON,
apis Commits !onar.
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AUCTION sALEs-THIs DAY.
By Lyme Brother,
Resl Estate a gents and Auctioneers,
coynsY NJ Fiftpepth aad Franklin streets.

corner OF Finuenth AAd FrahKTH bu0'lS'
COMMISSIONERS sALEOF vALU
" ABLE LOT WITH A THREE STORY BklGh
DWELLING THEREON, ON CHURCH Hi .Tr
COLONEL WILSON, ON THIRTiETH STEEL
BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS. a,
commissioner appointed by decree In the snit o.
he Circuit Court OF Hsnrico county, I shall or
FRIDAY the 10th day Of April, 1857, at o,cloek
est bidder. on the premises, the HOUSE and LOT
above desc rbed: :, -
TERMS: One fourth cash, the residue In thres
s?aghtsen months; the purchaser to execute his
Negotiable notes, with interest added, for the de
Whole purchase money is paid and conveyance
u'i''''N - E. NANCE. Commissioner
Sale conducted by LYME + BROTHER, Auctioneers
l7-tds