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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-03-17
In English and German

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/ 81 To W COMMON Pleas Court adjour-
cs,. uesaay last. after disposing OF the
do~n On the ioilowing list. all the others
h, VI ~, ,r ior trial last week having been
e,i,os 's'''ea or continued. TIE other pro-
d o. % reported below have been had this
Hem - 70 Ine time Of going TO press:
he =. - farrensworth. for use of II. NJ.
|E6, 4, J.t OoGh Wagner-Assumpsit. Yer
b.og, "a's2n & Co. VS.. John Keelan-
n aC Ia Ia, Jury find for plaintiff in the
ti9o Il and costs.
Ery rf s.I vs. vs. McCabe-Action Tor damages.
ky CO.., d. 10Y defendant who is required to
!" Dunmyer-Damages. On trial.
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-1rcrToN sATrs-Tf,is nay.
By Thomas w. Keesce. Anctioneer,
No, 1917 Main street.

DIANO. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
OFFICE-DEsKs, SEWING -MAOHlNEs
70. Ar fUCTI0N.-THISD DAY, commencing
Mt Ia O'CLOCK, Will sell at my a,iction-honse
large assortment OF FURNITURE, &C., consist
ing Hne OF RosEwooD-CAsE PIANO ct octaves)
RosEW 700 1 PARLOR SUIT,
large arm and six small Chairs, In GRIM
MA 1eis pTp CENTRE and SIDE TABLEs
MARBLE-T,P aud PLAIN BUREAUS,
MARBLE-TOP and PLAIN SlDEBnAhD97i
MAHOGANY and OAK EFT AGEh + eAoH
siDEBaARi,s and CHINA PRESSES, ,,
WALNUT. MAHOGANY, and PLAlN WARD
MAMoGHNY BOOKCASE,
LIBRARY TABLE, ,,,, ~,
EXTENSION AND LEAFDlNlNd-Is bLE2'
4 JAS and LOUNGES,
UAT-RA OK and ETAGERE,
MAHOGANY aud CANE-SEhTCl IAlRS -,
BEDSTEADS, MATTRESSES, and SPhlNH
BED,
MAHOGANY and OAK DESKS,
hNE and WODp-SEAT ROCKERS,
MARBI E-rOP and PLAIN HhSHSIaNDo,
REFRIGERATORS and TIN SAFES,
DRESS GOODS,
CHILD,S CARRIAGE. &C: r,,s,,r
ie,e Auctionecr.
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OLD THINGS REv1yED.-Thc newspapers
all over the world are celebrating the intro
duction Of "chip hats" into Paris, sold at
an absurdly low price. But some of our
readers will at once remember that these
hats are not very modern affair. Their
introduction is only the revival OF "lost
art" Forty years ago they were common
i'm this country, and sold at ''par" at SIX
cents apiece. Poor lots went cheaper even.
and exceptionally fine ones were quoted at
q .'qaarter," and upwards. They were
made of narrow poplar shavingS, braided
and sewed, and must have been gotten upby
machinery. They stoodto "LeShorn hats
rs paper collars now do to linen; and the
wearers, when their wooden head-gear gave
out, which was about once week, invest
ed in new ones and tossed the old ones
away. About the same time, the ladies
wore "Navarinos," so called from the de-
struction of the Turkish fleet in the harbor
of Navarino, October, 1927, just as now
fashion borrows the name Magenta and
and other battlc-ficlds. A single "Nayari-
no" would make about fifty hats such us
ladies wear now. It was made of pressed
.paper, and when the unfortunate wcarcr
was caught in a summer shower the whole
fabric dropped down on her head like an
eXtinguisher, and in weight like wet
blanket. Nevertheless, fashion is powerful
enough now to revive even the "Navari-
no." should fashion SO decree, and auda-
cious enough to call it, like the chip hats,
a new thing. Times go by turns, and FASH
ions come in cycles.
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BY Grubbs &WillIams, Auct,oheefs'
1n,..a...h ci rnnt hntMren Mnin anu DI!lh.

THAT MOST NAL u e ~. BHi sTRENI
SbfyINiNG TIE POST-OFFlGE ON ~, w
SIDE AND THE NATi0NAL BA iE a.. n A IIS
GINA ON THE 9TH Eis FOX HAn we Si,l sell
unon the premises, on THURSDAY, 2Sd Jmn t .
y O'Clock NJ. that elegant ia NhiNn-h3IoI ~
Main street n5 nG ny Sies sptt"n Co. bankers
d. n. W alkcr & Co.. Insurance aSchss GsaaicS
r johnson and others as ltw oiiiceS, &r;, We;
iEsp and FIVE STORIES high. The basement
md principal story were constructed with refer
encc to their use rs banking ana insurance 3llces
having ample frc-proot vaults ana All other dc.
ir,hIs .rranpcmcnts. The second story contains
six "fIlcc rooms for professional men. The thirt
and fourth stories arc laid of in The hes! manner
about twenty-six by fifty feet, suitable for soce
ties All of these rooms have gas wafer, ana Other
cnnvculences, and are all well LIGHTED.
ton Of Mir. Henry Exall rs architect and neither
rains nor money was spared u make 1t complete
in very respect. ali the timber and other mate
r RI we're Of the best quality and the granite
sorting t. the '.lotce t5id' plan.
The COKNICE is highly 0rnamented. and, rs
well as the window caps, silis, and quoins, is Of
The WINDOWS are large. and have In than the
best quality of plate and French glass.
TIN, entire construction Is far above that Of or
binary buildings, and the finish is In keeping with
the general style the building.
This Is not only the handsOmcst and one or the
most substantial buildings ever erected In this
city, but by reason of its uncqullicd advantages
of situation and admirable arrangement is not
surpassed by any other as profitable investm ut
Altogether, we think VIC may say with entire
confidence that this Is the choicest pie-e of pro-
pcrty ever offered ut auction In this city.
TERMS: Une-iourth cash balance at g. r. Is
81! 30 and 36monhs, for negotiable notes, with In.
tcrcst payable scni-annutlly, and secured by a
deed of trust. Other particulars ut the time oil
sale GRUBBS Il WI LIhMS.
iog Auctioneors,
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MOST ATTRACTIVE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

! offer for sale my FARM, ''BEAUREGARnr
situated mile and half from The White suInb,,,
Springs In Greenbrier county, West yirginip "
contains nearly NINE HUN BRED ACRES. ono ~
third o. which lie MEADOW LAND. About one
half of It is In fine forest, full of EXCELLESST
TIMBER. part Of the meadow has been i,
anSiy ApAPTEPT6 GEAss; and iss ne EARN !:
70 the " hite sulphur SPRINGS gives 1t the adyan.
This farm is w ELL WATERED. JUDGED. Il In.
Ia copious springs the almost exclusive SUPPLY -,
water for the White Sulphur and the con rabIa
town that must grow up there upon the com nlr.
ton of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad To he
Ohio river In the summer of IT,
IL has commanding Interest on account Of IL,
fine adaptation 10 purposes OF health and rcrrea
Lion. IL Is one OF the most beautiful as IL Is nns
OF the most healhful, localities in The Virplni,
mountains IL has fine bath and q superabns.
never been analyzed but it is evidently power.
ful stimulant OF the skin and great invigoralor
OF the system There are besides, one of the bold.
est and strongest CHALYBEATE SPRINGS and
large body of alum slate highly imDrcgnaietl with
alum. In which, at / moderate expense, ALUM
WATERS might be established. With these agen.
cies the place might be made popular per.
adJunc. Of the White sulphur, the great arer
ing-pace of the middle and southern states Of the
Union.
Ii his fine grounds for a m lie long TROTT1NG
OR RACE COURSE, and the addition Of that
source Of amusement for the immense lhrong If
summer visitors to the White Sulphur Valley
would be great public qualification, and highly
lucrative 30 its owners, Such 4 track, exactly
suited by The temperature OF the place to summer
sport, would become one OF tie most famous in
the Union.
This farm might also be adapted to fish culture.
having an immense supply of clear spring water
from several large springs, and good location irr
lake Of several acres. This business has lately
become exceedingly profitable.
There Is large DOUBLE BRICK HOUSE,
containing twelve commoJlous rooms, upon the
place, together with oulhouscs. The grounds are
admirably adapted for the finest display OF ar.
chtcctural and other improvements.
II is one of the most attractive places in the
mountains, whether for improvement az place
wealthy gentleman.
Persons DESTROYS Of seeing tic place are r..
ferrcd 10 my son, j :. l.. COwAEDIN, who resides
upon 1t. Either nc Or myself will state tlie lerm'.
}. A. CoWARDIN,
Dispatch Office.
limo 1s-0 Ia. 1
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UOLLINS INSTITUTE.
SUMMER BOARDING.

Having agreed to board during vac ulon
months from the LIST OF July 10 the 2olh Oh s seI-
ing that they and their friends require more at
tention than my engagements will allow me 20
give, 1 have made Affangemenfs WIN nrs. :
" oltz, OF the WOLFF HOUSE. Salem. 10 CHI
duct the boarding department Of the Institute u.l
ring hat period. Mrs. Volt has most iaF"s" ,
bile and wide spread reputation In her Inc OF nu-
sinesa and MI guests will no donht be mnst agree
ably entertained and comfortably providea LOT
She would be pleased to receive sadtlonai ooaru
crs by the day. week, or month, Mt less cost imam
any Of The wa cring-placcs arc charging.
The waters at This place arc white sulphur, cha-
lybeate and limestone. The sulphur-watcr Is as
good as any In the mountains Of Virginia except
the Grtenbricr White.
For further particulars, apply TO Mrs r.. w ptA
WOLFF HOUSE, Salem, Va, until the LIST July.
Passengers for this place stop ut Salem:
CHARLES T.. COOKE,
Superintendent Holllns Institute.
The ensuing session Of this Institute VIII open
on WEDNESDAY the 2sth of September, 1870,
with m re ample facilities than ever before.
10 49, lot CHARLES T. COOKE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-16
by GrubEs & Williams,
Real Estate Aeents and Auctioncers,
Eleventh street between Alain and Bank.

DRICK STORE AND DWELLING
u (TnREF-STuRY AND RASEMEhTl ON
WEST SEVENTEENTH STREET. MINT TO
SGUTT'S DRUG STORE, FOR SALE AIAuC
TI0N.-Wc will sell at alIt ton, on the premises,
on THURSDAY the 10th of June, at O'Clock L.
NJ, the BRICK STORE and DWELLING still
atrd AS above described. now occupied hy.R. L.
Adams as a rest iurant and dwelling The lot
frnuis - feet and runs back ~ feet .
Ihis property l. valuable OIL acc cunt oil It's
ncarnIsS to the market.
Taxes FIR ls7Oto be pail by the purchaser.
TERMS AT sale.
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS
Ia II AuctinnccrS.
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BY james NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctlonecr,
Office No. SCI Main street.

WHAT DESIRABLE BRICK STORE
AND DIV ELLIhG AT THE NORTHEAST
CDRNtR OF BROAD STREET AND BROOK
AVENUE, ADJ .IhING THE STOKE OF
SALE AT AUCTiON-Will be sold on FRI.
DAY the l7,h day of June, 1870 on the premises
ut O'Clock F. NJ Ii fair, II not, the next fair day
thereafter, the property above located fronting
80 feet on Brook avenue. The house contains sin
rooms above the store, with gas and water, ard II
good order. This Is Il good stand for almost any
Kind of business.
TKRMS One third cash; balance at and l:
months for negotiable notes, Il tercst added, ant
scCurcdb decd of trust.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR,
je Auctionecr.
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A Chicago editor, who probably knows
what he is talking about. says: 1.-The most
eNasperating thing. next to being il hog, is
to be called a hog"
A wretch who had stolen his masters
wine WAS thus made conscious of the enor-
nifty of the offence by Lord Kenyon in
passing sentence: "Dead to every claim OF
natural affection, and blind to your own in
terests, you have burst through all re-
straints of morality and religion, and have
for many years been fcathcring your nest
with your masters bottles"
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneei

EXCELLENT LITTLE FARM OF !,
COUNTY,, SEVEN MILES Fast G OF FL ht lid
MOND. ON THE ROAD hEh LH GF ~ IN,
iCsVVfLf.E FOR FOR SALE At AuCTIGN;T71Astt, the he
request OF Mr. Matthias Altmeyer, sr.i se ,he
ssd june, 1870 mt O'Clock r. NJ, that very desTa
bic LITTLE FARM located rs apo or M Ssns
Ellsworth ~ now In the occup dcy y, , n +,
contains FiFTY-FIVE ACRES OF LANn, pro
verbally well adapted to thu raising OF ertS efrh
tables and fruits ana ls III tne sweet potu-
toes, &c. r ,,a ,re amDIy suf-
rhiS 10 really a yer. desirable little farm, anu
can be confidently as su at Inc houro
hhMo Lio'i' w. GODD1N,
SAFE. Auctloneer.
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t,oop-HuxoRzp RAILROAD WAR R. INC

-, urxoaap RAILROAD WAR.-Thc
xs11i,;.msport (,a.) Gazette ana baastt'
-r;,oa the particulars OF an amusing atsat
Styb;cb occurred there ON Monday. Ii says
The old track Of the Wtliiamsl>ort and Ell
mira railroad. just above Hepburn street,
wan long since abandoned rs a passenger
track. but has been used for freight pu,t-
been taken up from the coal-yard beiow
Centre street to Hepburn street Dut
whether with the intent to abandon tive
do not know. In fact, we suppose thaI on
the intent" the whole case Will nnaily
furn- re that as it may, the railroad com
rarv commenced fencing in the disputed
territory, and yesterday sent on here TO re-
Law the track.
Mayor Hertiic claims to own the land, and
sent on hands to take up rails rs fast as
they were laid down, and each party worked
with commendable zeal, and win the niosG
entire rood nature. The track-layers were
followed closely bv the track-raiscrs, and
work went lilycy. Jokes from both sides
were cracked and taken in good part. In
decd. there was as lively and funny a scene
as could well be imagined-rails went down
and rails came up, and the contcndlng par
ties enjoyed the fun hugely.
About 3 O'Clock in the afternoon Chief
Coder and other policemen arrived on the
ground, arrested all the raiiroad nands, ahu
marched them of to the Recorders office.
Another gang was put on, and they were
also arrested. The third gang WAS brought
out with like success, making in all forty
one arrested. These men all appeared aud
entered bail for their appearance at court.
Superintendent Bowen of the Northern
Central. and Thompson, of the Phitadci-
phia and Erie, were among those argalgned.
The railroad company was up to the ar
resting business. and Mayor Ilcrdic, James
Hcrdic, Frank Hcrdic, Theodore I'M,
and several others OF the llcrdic party,
were taken before Esquire Hepburn and
entered bail.
OF course all these arrests amount to no
thing but the red tape before " White
Acre Us. Black Acre" lawsuit between the
contendng parties. and all the men feel rs
Jolly as if they had been to Donny brook
Fair. The contestants must pay the bills,
and the lawyers will have good fees. Thus
stands the case tonight.
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BY Wellington Goddln,
kpctIoncer aud Real Estate Agent

FORTY TO SIXTY ACRES OF BEAU .,
Il TIEUL FARMING LAND ON THE FAI Al
GROUNDS ROAD, ONE MILE WEST or LIE III
NEW CITY LIMITS, ADJOINING TIE kESi,
AND DR.. MARTIN s. TAYLOR. Fox SAhE
AT AUCTION.-Will lie sold at auction, on INC :
o'clock r. NJ, that beautiful TRACT OF La i,
loca. cd as above. 1t Is now set In clover ah ia
grass, and is we'll adapted for SUBURBAN rts y.
dence as the ncishorhoOd Is equal to Inc DesI Ill
the vicinity of EichmO: d.
TERWs At sale. w. GGDDIN,
10 II Auc.iUnccr.
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BY Lee Il Goddin. AuCtloneers.
No. lib Main street.
STIUNSLETT HALL" AEALUABL

SHUNSLETT HALL" AFALUABLE
IL FARM, CONTAINING ONE HUhDRED
AND NiNETY.SEYEH ACRES, THREE Al a., J. !
A HALE MILES FROM RICHMOND, On TIE
MEADOW BRIDGE KnAD, ADJmI.ISG TIE
LANDS OF JOHN b. CREASHAW AND MAS.
SEHA BEAZLFY, ESQ FOR SALE AT AUG.
iION.-On TUESDAY,. 2ist of June, 1870, on the
premises, at O'Clock Z. NJ, we shall offer at auc-
ton that valuable h sltM located as described
above. containing ONE IlUNDREn AND NINE
TT-SEFEN ACHiCS OF PRODUCTIVE ANl',
all of which Is open and in cultivation, thirty
acres being rich 1rst-cla.s bottoms, MY acres
second rate, and the remainder upland of great
fertility watcrcd by TWO nc> cr-failing streams.
The Improvements consist Of frame dwelling
with ten rooms, l.rge barn, stable acd the usual
out-buiIdings in good repair. The orchard num-
beers about 100 fruit trees Of choice selections:
Well OF excellent water. Within forty minutes
drive of the city of Richmond, convenient to
try and surrounded by refined society, this farm
offers rare inducements for investment.
TERMS: One-third cash; residue, one and two
wears credit for uegoti 1ble notes bearing SIX per
cent. interest from day OF sale, and secured by
trust IL cd. LEE " GODOlH,
10 II Auctionccrs.
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BY Richardson q Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
No. llI3 Main street.

4 SMALL BRICK DWELLING AND
N LOT, ON THE NORTH SIDE OF GLhI
STREET NEAR GILMER, FOR SALE Al
A itt.rIoS-Will ba sold at auction, on the pre-
mfses, THURSDAY the 10th instant, at half-past
o. clock L. NJ. Il SMALL BRICK DWELLING
with q story and q half above the basement, con-
in the rear containing two rooms, The usual out
houses, and 1T fronting about 10 by laa feet on the
north side OF Clay street near Gilmer.
eight, and twelve months, for negotiable notes,
Interest added, and secured by deed OF trust
RICHARDSON Co.,
10 II Ancti0necrS.
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BY Il. q. Pullian. Auetiorseer, !.
scutfYest corner Of Main and Fourteenth stfeesS

TWO BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS,
a PART OF 80. Ii5 In THE TUMr,ES,S Qf
MANCIiTsTER,s FOX SALE AT AUCTl0N:,,-
By reGuest of The owner, ] Will sell on sAIuE-
DAY the 18th day OF June, Is72 as48'Siafk T III
Wi1fi' M Nd LOTS situated in The most eligible
part OF tie town, Just above General Logan's late
residence, fronting on washington street 90 deet,
Schuttc and others. These lots command q hne
view of the city OF Richmond and oil the James
river scenery. =, - q
months, negotiable notes, interest added secured
Nv y deed of trust. A, G.. pULLIAM,
10 IN otT'hSSn Auctionser.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, THAT NEAT BRICK "a
n DWELLING at the northwest corner of MSsl
Marshall and Monroe streets, containing Fix
rooms, and brick Kitchen with two rooms with
Cas and water. and in good or,lcT with large gar
Gen attached. JAMES NJ. Ia IHR,
Real Estate Agent and Auctlone,r,
ip ls3t S2l Main street.
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BY W. j.. Robins, AuctiOncer,
1902 Main street.

TRUSTEE'SSALE OF ONE HUNDRED
i AND IWENTY-N1NE AND i IIALF
ACRES OF VALUABLE WOODLAND NEAR
SHORT PUMP. IN THE COUNTY OF IlENRi,
co. ABOUT TWELVE MILES From THE
CITY OF RICHMOND, At AUG flON:..B VI
tue of Il trust d. cd executed by James w: Leahe
and Victoria NJ. bis wife, hearing dite Scptcm-
her 2S 1852 to me rs trustee, for the purpose OF Sc
curing the payment of certain negotlaDic mote
therein specified, Mt the request 0fthe b2lmer tnere
Of ] shall proceed to sell on "WEDNESDAY tte
22(l iay of june 1870 at 12 O'Clock NJ W my ONCE,
I'm shafcr,s building No. 1852 Main street, In liie
CITY of n richmond, the real estate named In sald
dcc-to wit "Ali that certain lot or pa1 Gel OF iaiI
living and being In Henrico county near snort
Pump. now owned by the said James W: Leaae,
containing ONE HUNDRED AND NV FSI 1 =
NINE AND A HALF ACRES be the same more
or less adjoining the lands now or formerly own,
od by Thomas r. Nuckols, Thomas Maxwell, aid
The said land lis on the east side of the Paunce's
Track road, about twelve miles from The
CITY of Richmond and two and . half miles from
the Springfield Coal-Pits railroad and Is all in
original forest, principally oak, but containing
also a considerable quantity Of pine, &c.
TERMS Cash as to SO much Of the proceeds as
NAV be necessary to pay the expenses of execu-
ting this trust and to discharge the amount OF said
note beicg $500 with Interest from March ., 1870,
TIL paid and as to the residue on such time and
I'm such manner as may be announced at the time
OF sale. The purchaser to pay The taxes for the
year 1870. w. Is. ROBISS, trustee.
Sale conducted by W. Il. ROBINS, Auctioneer.
ip
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Bv Richardson Il Co..
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOncers,
11la Main street..

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
OBLE REAL ESTATE NEAR TIE TOLL
GATE ON TIE BROOK TURNPIkE AfD
ON TIE OLD SCuFFLEToWM ROAD, AD-
JOINING TIL PROPERTY OF VIZ LIAM AL
LEN, Eco, WEST OF THE CiTY.-isy virtue of
decree of the circuit court of the countI OF Hen
rico rendered the elst day OF May. 1870. In the
cause Of Carter against Carter ct ats, shall, as
special commissioner Their; by appointed, proceed
to sell at auction, on the premises, FRI Jay the
nth instant atiI O'Clock p NJ. the e.ty first
mentioned above, consisting Of TWENTY-FIVE;
ACRES of higlly-improved Land with 4 fonr:
acre grove Of beautiful shade trees, NEAT
FRAME DWELLING contain ing five or six
rooms kitchen, barn, stable, &C., all In good
repair: located about one mile and half north OF
the city on the road leading castwardly from the
toll-gate on the Brook turnpike: And ut half-past
O'Clock L. NJ. the same day the property men
toned secondly above, consisting Of l. HALF
ACRE LOT fronting on the old Scuiiletown road
AMI :djolninc three sides the real estate owned
by William Allen. Esq, west of the city limits.
TERMS ne.thiri cash balance at four. eight,
and NV, I've months for negotiable notes. interest
added, and title retained: or, IL the purchasers
desire It, the cash will be received and interest
abated. D. A. RlCDAhDSoN,
Special missioner.
RICHARDSON & Co., kurtionetrs. JET
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DOR RENT, A NEAT FRAME O.
A DWELLING, containing four rooms, EyI
aud Kitchen, with gas and wafer, and In gonu or
der, ON Fourth between Dural and Baker streets.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
10 l8-St Real Estate Agent and tuctionepr.
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COMMISSlONER'S SALE OF VALU-
" ABLE TIMBERED LAND IN CHESTER
FIELD COiiNIY.-In execution Of a d. cree of
The county court Of Chesterfield county entered Mt
the March term, 1874 in the case Of II. G. Crews
and wife rs. Mary f.. Martins heirs, the under
viii sell at auction, ut Tomahawk station, on the
Richmond ana Dan!ille railroad In Chesterfield
county, on THURSDAY the 10th Of June, 1870 ut
IL O'Clock NJ, TRACT OF LAND belonging to
The estate ui Mary e. Martin, deceased, contain
ing about ONE HUNDRED AGREE, and lying
near said railroad.
TERMS: One-hfIh cash balance on credit of
four, eight, twelve, and sixteen months for bonds
bearing Intcres, from day OF sale, secured by deed
o. trust on the land sold.
jc lids S. BROOES, Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-16
ByLyne & Brother,
AuctIonecrs and Real Estate Agents,
1880 Main street.

cMALL FRAME TENEMENT, ON
y THE CONTINUATION OF LOUISIANA
STREnT, in TIE TUWN OF FULTON, FOR
SALE Ar AUCTION.-We will sell at public
auction, on the premises, on SATURDAY me isth
FRAME TENEMENT. located as de- cribcd. con-
tainng three or four rooms, with usual out,nouf
ut present occupied by Dir. Robinson. Inc io'
fronts 3Oxll5 feet. u,,rn
o. IN " AucliOncers.