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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-08
BY wellington Goddin.
Auctinnepr and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUA-
BILE AND HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE REAL
ESTATE, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND. ON
Nv virtue of two deeds Of trust executed by MAJOR
William Allen and wife, the FIRST to the under
signed James Peasants and j. B. Watkins, dated
18th of August 1857, the second TO the Undersigned
James Peasants and Robert A. Lancaster, dated
18th March 1883, both duly recorded In Richmond
Hastings Court, we SHALL In execution thereof and
with the concurrence OF the grantors, proceed TO
sell AT public aucton, on the premises, on Tu ES-
DAY the 18th Of September 1893, 1t O'Clock i.
NJ If fair IL not, the first fair day thereafter that
valuable PROPERTY located as above. formerly
the residence of the late Nicholas Mills. recently
in the occupancy of Major Allen, and now by Gen.
era Burton. ..#a
The lot has a front on the north side Of Leigh
street of go feet and depth Of $50 feet to an alley
twenty feet wide.
Also, two lots ION which stand the brick stable,
carriage-house &C., on the east aide OF Seventh
street. fronting together 81 2-2 Feet running BACK
100 feet TO all alley twenty feet wide. a
The foregoing real estate lin many respectsj Is
ustly regarded as anlongstthe most beautiful and
attractive now on the market and the dwelling has
every accommodation suitable for the use OF a
large family. The whole premises are In gocd or
der the buildings thereon having recently been
Thoroughly painted and otherwise repaired
The property will be sold In lots according TO IN:
original plat, copy OF which can be seen ut the
Office of the auctioneer, and will be exhibited at
the hour of sale.
Whilst the deeds require cash sale, yet, by con-
one-fourth cash, balance at four eight and twelve
months for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
cured by trust deed. - ..g
J: B. WATKINS KCs. bird Trustees.
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BRICK PoMERoY AND A PREACHER.-t is
not generally known that Mr.. Pomeroy.
the editor Of the La Crosse Democrat, and
more lately of the Democrat in this city,
is a Young man of refined and elegant ap-
pearance, with a small white hand, broad
forehead, and slim shape. He neither
drinks nor smokes, and has none of the
characteristics Of seasoned Hard-shell Of
the olden school, while 8 steady glance
from woman will make him blush to his
ears. His disposition naturally throws him
with those of o religious tendency. Cler~
gy!nen are common visitors at his office,
and find him always ready to assist the
objects they have in view. One of these,
who had q bald head, and on whom nature
had most unjustly set the seal of the wine
bibber, was seated in his outer office writing,
when q specimen Fourth Ward Democrat,
more than three sheets in the wind, called
to pay his respects to the King of the Cop
perheads. This fellow was shown into the
same room with the clergyman, and stalk
ing up behind the latter, who was leaning
over the desk deeply occupied, brought {,
huge dirty hand down upon his bald head
30 that the marks of his fingers were vlsl-
BILE for hours, shouting, How are you'
Brick, old fellow? l knowed you at once:
| did. How are you, old cuss? l knowed
you by your bald head and your red nose
You are one of our sort, you are. Give
'em Old Nick, them Republican cusses
you are the chap that can do that same, you
are. I see it in your eye."
Explanations were useless, and the eler'
cvman rushed into Mr.. Pomeroy's private
apartments for protection, with the marks
of the strong admiration of his friend Still
upon him.-Ne,o York. Citizen.
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How FRENCH EDITOR WOULD DEFEND
HIMsELF.-Henri Rochefort, editor of Inc
Lantern, expected visit from an officer
of the Swiss navy who had been offended
by one of his articles. To be prepared for
an attack, he took down from the chimney
a splendid bronze candlestick.
The Swiss admiral entered. Rochefort
looked lovingly at his candlestick.
"Sir," said the sailor, d" do not come tc
quarrel with you; quite the contrary.
admire your character and your talent
You would therefore confer great favor by
listening to my explanations.
Rochefort listened with complaisance
The mariner set forth his theories and de-
parted, squeezing his hand.
"Sir," said Rochefort, as he let him out,
"Would you like to accept token of my
sincerity? Take this candlestick, which ii
gives me real pleasure to offer you. in
tended it for you before you came" i
The Swiss admiral accepted it, but never
understood the matter.
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q AND ON YORK RIVER,-uK1yo,.c;

IL CREEK THE BEST FARM oS Vms..
RIVER, ABOUT ONE THOUSAN ND TWO ipJrn
DRIED ACREs-To Re BOLD IN InTS ~ n.
FRo = r TWETTY 1Ip} =, to Two HUNDRED
to an order Of the Circuit Court OF York snse
made on the 27lh of March. 1862 In the e,.ay
Smith. cashier. rs. Thomas d. Warren. aof J'tn1l
NJ Jones ne. Thomas ID. Warren and sjfs 'v,h
the undersigned as special Commissioner WE, r
KINGS CREEK" on York river r. cNS Ie,i
% "uty, ut public auction. to the highest bitae, Is
hiJo. rs, before the courthouse d0oy M vi ~
County. on MONDAY the 18th day OF October. " I
D.. 1888. iii ho wade e. @ r@
nb sae rG win cash and the balance % %, ,ne
credit Of g L. ~ the day OF sale the ~,
Deartng .rses trHs 18th sufficient personal .en'
rity. and the title to be n e 1i''i the purchase
, The commissioners are dir, ''ea % lay OF aud
divide, under the direction Of = competent sEr-
five nor more than two hundred acres. ana 70 sell
as many Of said lots as may snffce 10 g. fiSfy the
judgments Of said Smith. cashier and DAT. John
NJ Jones against said Thomas d. Warren or, mt
ing from said sale. II 1t can he dnne the dweIi,
and curtilage and the lands adjoining The survey
sale plat viii be exhibited on the day Of ssis -
The land is immediately on York river rs M.
aftion, soil, fish. and oysters, have given II The
name Of being the best farm on York river THIRTY
1872 or Whereabouts In cash. and considered very
cheap Il lies about seven miles from the city or
Williamsburg and about twelve miles from Yayt.
town. Steamers connecting with the Richmond
and Io'k River railroad to Baltimore now pass Il
four times leach way week. ''
~..... WILLIAM T. PFACHY,
se5 esGE- IS4At aE Special Commissioners
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioueer and Real Estate Agent.

A ssIGNEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
"A MACHINERY FOR THE MANUFAC-
TJRE OF PAPER. IN THE MILL IN MAN
CHESTER At THE SOUTH END OF MAYO'S
BRIDGE.-As assignee in bankruptcy OF George
Raughman l shall sell at public auction, at the
mill owned by Messrs. Kelly, Tackett & Ford,
located as above, on THURSDAY the 2ith OF Sep
TENDER. 1868 at 10 O'Clock A. M.. all Of the MA
CHiNERY and OTHER ARTICLES FOR THE
MANUFA CTURE OF PAPER belonging to the
said Baughinan consisting In part OF the following
. PAPER MACHINE and IRONS, for small
engine: ~ i~ .."
LARGE ENGINE, complete; a
WOODEN TUB BOILER,
BUSTER, .rs .. ~
LIME TANK.
All the BETTING, MTLL-GEARISG, and
STOCK for manufacturing paper. anu great
many other articles Of much value but TOO tedious
to enumerate. 's.- - =,
The property Will be offered as whole, Win the
privilege or continuing the present lease but IL
IL cannot be sold In tat way then IL VIII be SOLO In
detail accordIE to the inventory TO be exhibited
at the hour or sale. -. -.r..s. - 90 .
TERMS: One-third cash. balance at and I.
months for approved endorsed negotiable notes
with Interest added. .,>,.- as
al la-detaw4x&dtds E---- Assignee.
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"Friend Mallaby, am pleased that thee
has got such fine organ in thy church.
Butt" said the clergyman, &C. thought you
were strongly opposed to having an organ
in church ?" $50 / am" said Friend
Obadiah q" but, then, if thee will worship
the Lord with machinery, ] would like thee
to have first-rate instrument"
Two young girls, sisters, aged twelve and
fifteen years, named Matthias, have been
burned to death in Riverside, N. j., by the
accidental explosion of q fluid lamp.
Counterfeit ten-dollar bills on the Mutual
National Bank of Troy, N. y, were pu,
into circulation on Saturday evening.
The business part of the town of Alstead
N. H., was nearly destroyed by fire on Fri
day night last. ..s. e. TT.
The only man not spoiled by being lion
lied was Daniel.
Matrimony-The maiden's prayer, but
the Widows might"
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AGRICULTURAL.

A VIRGINIA INYENTI0N.--Weh have
N now on exhibition at No. Il On FourIeeh.II
street opposite the Exchange Hotel the ne" ALL
valuable machine known as u>,Irr
ARNALL'S C0CkLE GARLlGk. ana ens~
(-'E - N91~H SEPARATOR,
the only machine known that can perfsciy ssp
rate cookie from wheat without regar - .ee Ssss
Of the cookie. In this machine the neT prinesA
OF ADHESION, ss applied 70 machinery or
class ia strikingly aud successfully M 49,
aud we invite the millers maehnists, am ps In.
ness men OF RfcEmord generosity who test Ia Ia
terestsd In the agricultural development Of our
State, TO call ard zee for themselves; c,ry
) We are now Offering for sale OoUSIa M naa vtr.
ginia. and WIN DO glad 10 see sny gentlemen hoAA
One country who may be visiting me cry - ma 81,
Communications must be ADDRESSED y ys1.on
Chaylottesvt.le, Va, or 10 Captain lie ', Aes't
Exchsnae Hotel Richmond. Va. x,,,or
~ 2--1m atSon e -
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= BY wellington Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

A ssIGNEE'S SALE OF, VALUABLE
. n DIsTILLERY: AND ALL MACHINERY
LEASE OF THE s.AMPTH1LL MILLSs,, in
CHEsTERFIELD COUNTY On FALLING
CREE H sIx NILES sGpIH IN OF rKElFGHM2SD
TURNPIKE assignee I'm bankruptcy OF Alex
ander Clendenin, and with the consent Of the Com
missioner OF Internal Revenue: at w ashington. d.
c. Ishsl proceed to sell at pa6le SrGt,Gn on the
9th Septeuber. 1898 at . O'Clock. p. NJ. ell the
valuable MACHINERY owned by the said Glen.
denim for carrying on frst-class distillery. at.
tached to the AmptMn Mills embracing every
sisting in part Of the folloTiDg artieies-viz.,
MASH TUB, 5feet
l STILL md DOITBLER, ft" -@s
IPATENT CONDENSER, r.v 4 ....s ...
IL PREVENTING TUBS lays feet;
BEER WELL. 141s feet - ~
WHIsKEY C1STERNs, i2xsfees;
8WATER TUBS
WORM and WORM TUB,
4SMALL YEAST TUBS, saasFL
YEAST-COOLING TUBS
r BEER PUMP, z-l9t y" 'ts.
/ DONKEY ENGINE, lo-horse power;
BOILER, so-horse power;
SKATING,
# GEARING, LEa ..~ -
and all kinds OF PIPES attached to the distillery
apparatus, together with many other articles.
Ampthfll Mills for term Of years or not, as be
may prefer. The water-power Is ample. anu small
vessels can come from James river ldtstant one
milel to the mill thus aordng great facilities Tor
transportation to market. me foregoing properly
will be offered as whole; but II II cannot be sold
In that way then 1t viii be sold in detai according
to the inventory, which viii be exhibited at the
hour Of sale.
ANDREW RUTHER6LES,
All 10 aaw4w& dtds II. Is' 3 Assignee.
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le.,.he scoueiusance proceed further. Have

+ietfhe ecauean3ance prQeeea alafthsI. na''
pity upon me---have pity ,'sry~s. ss
She looked 80 pleadingly 80 entreatingiy,'
with those dark, soft eyes cleaning through
the silken meshes of her veil, that l ceeia
notspersuade myself to be offended wl.h
her, AT last she reluctantly consented 10
rive her name, and handing me Pre.,,iy
embossed card, | read, Kate DarEei' Nv.
-, University Place" -, ,o,,d
| The train had reached Thirty SECOND
street. and could easily see tha' my ia.r
;namorats grew every moment more rest,
loo. amd disturbed. First her head peered
o eSue of The window, then che would half rise
and cast hurried and fearful glances be-
hind.
Already wns beginning to share the UNI
comfortable feeling of my companion as
visions of angry papa aourishing a cane =.
over my head rose wildly before my minds
eve, when suddenly Miss Darrell uttered en-
exclamation, rose from her seat, and un-
ceremoniously darted from the car.
Wondered at the ease and dexterity with
which she descended, though the car was
propelled quite rapidly by horse power, but
my wonder and surprise was destined to be
considerably Increased when, o few minutes
afterwards, q thick-set, stern-looking gentle
man entered from the side, his eyes lnquisi-
lively scanning the face of each lady pas
senger. s.TZ"..a -
"Halloo !" said he, rather grufiy' pausing
before me, F" has a young lady been occupy
ing this seat 2" a:o,on
eerted and quite abashed.
nLipht Jockey, maroon-colored silk and
pray travelling cloak ?" pursued the gen.
.tleman, interrogatively.
~ believe that was her costume, 1 re-
piled, somewhat sulkily. 49,.
"By Cad / she's given me the slip
again " cried the gentleman, slapping his
breeches pocket with much emphasis.
= "Given you the slip" repeated, a sud
den and awful light breaking upon me.
eyes, the jade is as sharpas q noble
g9aa Pray, sir" said /, with slight sensa-
ton of suffocation, may l be 30 bold as TO
inquire if you are the father of that young
LADY,"
aFather, the devil No, sir; I am
detective!"
"Then," continued l, with desperate
calmness, s'who is the young lady ?"
g Bless your soul, she is Nancy Dacors,
the fashionable female pickpocket. BY
CAD, sir, has she been playing her points on
your" '-" a.
The detective grinned, and the passen-
gers, gradually comprohending the z" stu
ation," sms!ed provokingly. I did not re;
ply-the intelligence was stunning and
notifying in the highest degree. So my
beautiful travelling companion was nothing
more thana member of the "swell mob"
and /, while fattering myself upon having
made conquest, in reality had been the
victim of cunning and designing deceiver;
and we'll had she duped me, for even while
was snatching those dear-bought kisses
she had dexteriously relieved me Of my
watch and purse, and it may be readily be-
lieved that my adventure was not without
it's moral, or that was thereafter quite as
eager for RAILROAD FILTRATION. TIKI,
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By Lyme Il Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
1883 Main street.

THAT VALUABLE LITTLE F A R NJ
4 BROOKFIELD, IN THE LOWER END OF
POWHATAN COUNTY, ON THE RICHMOND
AND DANVILLE RAILROAD: WITHIN TWO
MILES OF TWO STATIONS, FOR SALE PRI-
VATELY.-We are authorized to offer for sale
that desirable FARM located az described at pre-
cent occupied by the owner, BIZ. William ) sum
ner, and adjoining the farms OF Mr. Robert Nose
ley and others, containing ONE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY-FIVE ACRES, fifty Of which Is IN
original growth OF oak. the remainder cleared
There is ON the place some ttteen or twenty acres
of the best CREEK Low GROUND.
The entire tract lies well, and Is In high state
of Improvement. The place IL well watered, hay
ing fine stream running through The same, Will
several fine springs near the dwelling.
The improvements consist OF COMtohIA-
BILE DWELLING containing six rooms, kitchen.
stable barn &C., with ample quarters for servants
There Is fine orchard of select fruit trees, such
as apples peaches, dwarf pear, ounces &c., with
fine strawberry beds, grapes, and the Ike. line
entire farm is under good enclosure.
VIII also sell the entire STOCK, with CROPS.
&c. Also all The HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
FURNITURE, all Of which Is nearly new.
Possession can be had In time to sow the wheat
crop. ,.r,r
one intending to commence farming as this.
TERMS: Reasonable. Apply to
an -d3tawewSsw Auctioneers.
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BY Cook 4 Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner OF Franklin and Governor streets.

DEREMPTORY SALE OF. STOCK OF
BUGGY, &c.-At the request of Mrs. a. J..
Wieand who has determined to discontinue the
millinery business thaving rented her store TO-
Instant at 10 O'Clock. sell at her store, No. 81:
Broad street between Fifth and Sixth. to the high
est bidder, the entire stock of MILLINERY and
other GOODS. consisting In part OF
Three SHOWCASES. STORE FIXTURES,
RIBBONS. FEATHERS, FLOWERS,
RUNNETS.- HATS. and .~
BONNET TRIMMINGS (Silk and Felyet), In
~. great variety.
The attention Of the ladies is called to this sale
as the articles will be sold In lots to suit them anO
without limit or reserve.
At IL O'Clock the SHOWCASES. and also an
excellent TOP BUGGY and HARNESS. vii be
sold. g. 80 n COOK L LAUGHrON, g.
Auctioneers.
V WINFREE Salesman ses-5*
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RESTAURANTS, sc.

VETELLE, RESTAURATEuR, NO:
+ 1904 MAIN STREET, hiss constantly on a I'M
- he Lux URIES and everything In sesSyn III IN
esn be obtained In this latttnds--aii sft's@ a,er
C,r dinners or parties Ia his own saloons, VI -
residences OF citizens. ,,,,r,Ts of the
the beat LIQu ORS and BREWED DH, ~ no ss :.
his bar. Excehen, CLARET, suitable 10! VIZ w.
Ior, at only Hry csnts psy oosf!s.
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BY Wellington Gnddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TNPUsTEE's SALE OF FRAMED TENE-
4 MENTS AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER
OF MAIN AND TWENTY-FIVE STREETS
Nv virtue Of a deed of trust executed to the SUBJ
scriber by Frederick Wayne bearing date 18TH
November 1857. shall, In execution thereof. pro-
coed to sell at public auction, the premises on
MONDAY the i4th September, 1858, mt o'clock I.
NJ If fair, If not. the first %. day thereafter. the
property convened by the said DECD Consisting OF
small tenements .
TERMS Enough IN cash to defray expenses OF
sale and to discharge the debt now IN arrear,
amounting TO S2l9; and MS to the residue. on such
terms as the grantor shall prescribe and direct.
90 PETER IL. MAYO. Trustee.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctfoneer and Real Estate Agent.

ARGE NUMBER OF BEAUTIFUL
1oTs IN THE PLAN OF BELVIDERE.
F1R SALE AT AUCTION VIII be sold at allc-
lion, on the premises on SATURDAY AFTER
E0SN the 1sth September, 1885, commencing at S
o'clock. SIXTEEN LOTS, located as above. some
Of which front on Belvdere street, whilst Others
front on each side of Pine street, and some on
the east line of Laurel street. Amongst the num-
her there are some of thehandsomcst lots In that
beautiful part Of the city. .......
TERMS: One-third cash: balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes. interest added
sc 3 " ". GODDTN, Auctioneer.
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-As assignee Of
IA LYMAN Levy, bankrupt, win on MONDAY
the lath day OF September next. mt O'Clock 7. NJ
sell at auction, on the premises, At Louisa Court
tanning about ONE ACRE, on which there IS
good store and dwelling-house. Kitchen LUMBER
house. ice-house. etc. Altogether, this IS one W
Courthouse.
The property will be sold subject to two deeds OF
trust thereon to Samuel and William d. Anafe"o
and TO A. X. Blakey, Trustees.
TERMS: One-third cash balance at ana
months with interest !; bonds with approved secI,
maid JOHN g. HUNTER
an 10 Assignee OF Hyman Levy.
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TOR, SALE, a variety Of IMPROVED
Il REAL ESTATE in the, city, embracing
bomses At nricss varying from g.. 900 to sos ooo.
Also, UNIMpROTED PROPERTY IN all parts
of the city, amongst which arc some valuable
BUILDING LOTS:
= And FARMS of every kind. size, and price,
near this city and In Dexrly every county In Eas :
ern Virginia. some Of which will he exchanged Tor
city property Also SfLEspip 6oAAiE ID
Halifax county, n. @.
Persons desiring 10 purchase REAL ESTATE
of the kind referred 10 above are invited to apply
IN ar All Ircss GRUBBS & WILLIAMS
Sc s-Iw Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
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-,IcuT DESIRABLE BUILDlNd LOIo,
BY wellington Goddln' 80
poo1 Fafate Agent and Auctioneer.

T1RusTEEs' SALE OF BEAUTIFUL.
l roTrNTRY-sEAT, -FOuR MILES 81 B ~ ~
.HrorSNThINiNG sfxTY-FOUR AND A3.HAIh y
1CREs.-By virtue of deed 9f trust exeeuteas d 70
the subscribers by Mr.. William Ronlnson rI anu
vile dated 2sth J1fre 1887 duy recoftno II nen-
rico County Court. we shall. In execution tn. eo
proceed to sell at public auction, on the premises
IN WEDNESDAY, the 10th September. 1883 At q
O'Clock p. NJ. If fair. IF not. the first fair day
thereafter portion Of the real estate conveyed by
the said deed-vIz that beautiful and attractive
farm called "WFST0N," now occupied by the
said Robinson. adjoining the lands of Mr.. George
Turner and others. on The New Market road about
four mi es below the city Of Richmond containing
SIyTY-FOUR AND Fl LIE ACRES. beautifully
situated. requiring no ditching. The soil is good
having recently been lined well adapted To the
usual grain and grass crops and would make
hrst-rate market garden. 1t Is in good netgfbor-
hood. convenient and accessible to church and 70
several mills. ... sui. .-.s- --.s. ..af7 s..
The dwelling is large and attractive one, con-
tanning ten rooms. Is covered with slate, and has
been recently built. There the usual out-buid-
ings and a well Of good water In the yard.
The deed requires that the property shall be so'd
for cash. but the creditors are willing to accept
these terms far az the debt due TO them is con-
cerned. or In lieu Of them. onethird cash: ha!ance
at four. eight. and twelve months FOR negatianle
notes. interest added secured by trust deed: ana
to the surplus of sale If any on such terms as
the debtor shall prescribe and direct. .-Nsl
-" JAMES PLFASANTS, Trustaes +.
sc5 JOEL r. WATKINS. ! -
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BY Grubbs L Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, ON
v THE NORTH SIDE OF CARY STREET
Ar AUCTION.-On TUESDAY, September sth,
commencing at O'Clock P. NJ, we will sell upon
MENT, No. 1922 on Cary, between Fifteenth street
and Shockoe creek occupied by Messrs. G. b.
Stacy Son 1t was built for and used many years
as q tobacco factory: is three stories high above
the basement o4s by about 100 feet having yard
In the extending 20 feet beyond the building.
BILE LOT on Cary between Twelfth and Thir-
teenth streets. next below Messrs; Tyler & Son
and opposite to Commercial Block. 1t IS 20 5-l2
Inv about so feet and from its location in the best
business portion OF Cary street. Is very desirable
property. GRuBBS ~ WILL AMo.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

FRANK D. HILL. EDWARD C. GoDDIN.
IT'LL s. GODDIN, REAL ESTATE
III AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS,
No. 1908 MAIN STREET.
SELL, BUY, LEASE, or RENT HOUSES and
LANDS, publicly or privately, and special atteu-
tion given to the collection of claims.
REFER TO
Messrs. Lancaster Il Co., Bankers;
Powhatan Wcisiger, Esq;
John NJ. Goddn, Cashier Of Planters National
Bank;
F. II. Deane, NJ. d.;
Miles T,rpin. Esq., of Turpin & Yarbrough;
William c. Dunham Il Co., Agents Old Dominion
Steam hip Company;
Walter Il. Martin & Co. scl-3m
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JOSH BILLINGS ON ICE.
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