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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-02
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Petitions were presented rs follows:
Mr. cox Dem, n. Y.l-of co New'lorA merchants 'o'
Mr. p SARGENT Rep Cal)of 800 merchants and ar
tsaus OF san Francisco for the encouragement Oh
Mr. GNEiiL Rep. Resolutions OF the BSaS
OF Trade OF o poc IsIsn '''
Mr. n MYERS tRep PepnJ~of the Philadelphia Modest
Association for assimlated rank to nedc" o"'o'' "
'n Mr. MOORE rep. N j. introduced Joint resolution
granting condemned ordnance Tor a soiI p nv"
Al Fairlnount Cemetery. Newark, y. j. PASSED.
COMMERCIAL RELATIONS WITH CANADA ..,i,
MT BENNETT (kep. n - introd4ced lo,n' "@e'rs
relative the state OF trade between the United ea
and the British Provinces OF Nortn lo @ reIa
lions 10 the commerce OF the United states may 10,
,IIished and authorizing him TO appoint a suitable
person 10 make such inquiry, with remuneration OF ga
day and 10 cents mile travelling expenses heIe''
to tho Committee on Commerce. ,..s., 81, cha rorplps
bour IL being the call for business OF private Suai
ter Under the call several private bs were TT nd
and disposed OF. and adverse reports were pfeseh'e"
At the expiration Of the morning hour Mr. NA1I ~,
BURN rep. Mass moved to 20 into committee VI Wv
private calendar. -. commit.
MIR SCHENCK ORep., Ohio moved to go into C0""'
tee OF the Whole on the Tariff bill. -, ,hs
The SPEAKER decided that the latter motion H"1
Mr. sCHENCK ntimated that he willing TO let 'os
Committee rise after hour or two Tor inc ious HOUSE, q
to business. lie suggested that to moro" oo "0'''
Mr. DAWES Rep Mass objected 10 any more al
time of tho session being squnnas'ed ]" '"''
Mr. WOOD Dem. n. ~ moved an a0Jouthnio"'
TO Monday. , ...,i,, ,,,t n many
Mr. sCHENCK made another suggestion ,I1,' S@teJ
member, were charged with speeches when ln.y arb
Ia get Off there be an evening session lohlE"' "
them that opportunity. Laughter a,i, ga.
MIR DANES said he had no objection Ia tla', o'..,sr,
5 m AZ ibere should be an evening session Tor ee"
debate. ,-.- ,,...,t,,oo an
The House then went into Committee on
TIE TARIFF BILL .., s,.t
Mr. WHEELER (Rep., n. l.) IN the char na' , Jenate
granted another extension OF an hour Tor seher"'
MIR GARFIELD Rep.. Ohio addressed the COMM M ~sr
He was almost inclined To coincide IN tue SAY hk
idge that abstract definitions had done nYte . Poriy.
IND than war plague, and pestilence eoinoineu NO
i've sneecbes had been made ON this Iarln NH aoV Tis
nbstract ideas the under the name OF ff." mid
snJ the other under the OF Iroteciio ana Mr.
NOT dissent from the statement OF MS so''Vss snpy
schencL1 that large part OF the debate Gid no.
IA the blll but merely 10 those two abstract
e believed that no ono would deny that the ss. no
Of the el,ized world was In favor OF Free innkers
ono wonId deny that largest part Of the gre FREQ
Of the world were leading OF IN the direction -
Trade -, , .nt,n A, a the very r.
verse and that the tendency OF the scholarly "'
toward the Protective system. 49,, An, penpsyl'
MIR GARFIELD was glad that his friend lio'" - lul-
yania put IN that disclaimer, because ~ S0"'u w
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The report OF the Committee as thus amended decanf
Cen Ames entitled TO admission, was then adoptei' -
BY invitation OF the Char, NJ. Ames presented m'u
self and took the usual oath OF Office 49,.
Mr. DRAKE rep, MOI submitted resolution "h.ea ,
was adopted dating the compensation OF the MISSISSIPPI
and Texas Senators the date OF the approval OF ao
acts OF Congress declaring those States entitled To repre-
sentation. -, ,,. a.
After very brief Executive session, the Senate ad
iourned until Monday.
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BY ". Goddin, Auctioneer,
corner OF Bank aud Eleventh streets.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i RIAL estate in THE CITY OF RICH-
MOND. AT TlS SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
FRANKLIN STREET AND LOCUST ALLEY
BY virtue OF a deed Of trust executed to the sub
scriber by Deupree Il Stokes, bearing date Sth
February, 1857, duly recorded In Richmond Hus-
tings Court, shall, In execution thereof proceed
to sell at public auction On the premises, on
WEDNESDAY the 18th July. 1870, at O'Clock r.
d. II fair, II no., the tirst fair day thereafter,
that VALU ABLE LOT located as above fronting
50 feet on the east line OF locust alley, rnnniag
back at right angles In parallel lines lsG* feet to
alley In common eirhs feet WIDE On this 10, there
are two large BRICK TENEME&TS fronting GU
Locust alley, and oae fronting on Franklin
street. and the whole occupied as q hotel and
clearinghouse.
TSRMs: Enough in cash to defray expenses Of
sale and to pay otf tho last negotiable note, Sc
cured BY the satd deed, amounting on. the 5th Of
September, 1905 TO IS as 4e of which Is 900 IL held
by George w. Hsnsbraugh, trustee for Rehec.a
y. stokes, and 82,4ia4dlis held by l.. u. Slater
snth OF which SUMS pear Interest from said 9Th OF
September, 1865, TIL paid; and asto any residue
OF the proceeds Of sale. on such terms as shah be
! jsss w. aoDDIN, Trussees
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...=- BY Wellington Godiln,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.


TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
L IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN TIE CITY
OF RICHMOND. AT TIE SOUTHEAST COR
EER OF FRANKLIN STREET AND LOCUST
ALLEY.-By virtue OF u deed OF trust executed
to the subscriber by f. H. Stokes and wife. nsar-
Richmond Hastings Court, shall, ia execution
thereof, proc.d % sell at public auction, on the
premises, on WEDNE|Dhf the 18TH OF July,
1870 Mt O'Clock L. NJ, II Iair, II nor, the nrst
lar " thereafter, tie RIAL ESTATE convey
ed BY the said deed and described therein IS front
Ing SO feet the east line of ocust alley aud run
ming hack between parallel lines l2st feet TO m
alley In common eight feet wide.
On this lot there are two large teaements In tn.
front and one fronting on Franklin street, which
have been used and occupied az hotel and board.
ing-ho!Se. ...,#..
TERMS Enough In cash 70 defray expenses Of
sale and TO pay of single bill Of ~ 500 with In
Ierest from 7th OF February, 1867: and as to the
residue OF the proceeds Of sale, on such terms rs
those Interested thercln may prescribe aud direct
or on such terms Us the trustee may deem expe-
dient. '.is-. WILLIAM u. GIBSON,
je 28-2tawtds -- Trustee.
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by Lee & GoddiD, AIctioneers,
No, lIl3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALEOF A LARGE
u AND VALUABLE TRACT or LAND IN
TIE UPPER End DE GOuGlll'AND COlS-
~ Pursuant to Il decree Of the circuit court f'r
the county Of Goochland PRONOUNCED on the Oh
tIuy of pri 1870, In the suits of Richardson Us.
Turner and others. and Turner 49, Turner &c.,.
the undersi!nsd special commissi1 one MI on
highest bidder, atpubllc auction. on the premises,
SAINT Turner died seized and possessed contain
Ing FIVE HUNDRED TWO AND HALF
ACRES, adjoining the lands Of DR.. Edmund \.
Pendleton and Edmund Fontalne. deceased. and
others, situate near the Three-Chorped road. In
about two miles of ElaItnsville. There is on the
land u large and commodlous DWELLING and
necessary out-houscs, ~cll-thDbcrcd, and abun.
tInt streams Of water.
1t will be sold In parcels to suit purchasers If dc
sired. .
TERMS Cne-ffth cash the balance on credit
Of 8, IL, ls, and "a months. bonds To be executed
with interest from date, and title retained until
paid aud conveyance directed by the court.
JOHN n. DAVIS, .
". w. COSBY,
Commissioners.
Sale conducted by LEE & GoDDIN, Auctioueers.
to t1o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-12
by Lee L Goddin. AuctiOncers,
No. lll3 Main street,

SALE OF VALUABLE
L PROPERTY on MAIN STREET At AUG
TION.-By virtue of n deed OF trust from Charles
Scllulnann and wife, the undersigned trustee will
sell at public auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY the 2lst day Of July Instant, Ut s
O'Clock =. NJ, the following Dc sirable property
that is To say, All that LOT OR TARGET. OF
GROUND lying and being on tie north side Of
Main street in the city Of Richmond having
front of l3 feet inches on Main street and run
ming hack LOG feet to an allev feet wide, being
psrt of LOT No. l29 IN the plan of the city Of
Richmond. .-
The improvements consist of a BRICK HOUSE.
three stories above basement, containing seven
rooms. built OF the beet materials AMI substantial
~ with water rcd gas every floor, and culvcrt
connecting "ih city cllvert, and now In the occ-
pancy of Mr.. Schumann. and Is known and dcsig-
natcG rs M. e0G Main street, between Ninth and
Tenth streets.
The terms OF sale as prescribed by the deed Of
trust are Cash rs 10 So much Of the purchase
money may be necessary 10 discharge the
trnsr terms Of the hal ince to he made known OH
the day of sale. ALLEN II. FOEREaTER.
Trustee.
Sale conducted by LEE Il GoDDrS, Auctionecrs.
L.,
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BY Hill & Goddin,
Real Estate AuctIonecrs, 1903 Main street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
I RrAI. ESTATE IN TIE COUNTY OF
IIEHRICO.-By virtue of n deed Of trust executed
to the subscriber by Martin LoughIpare, date ei
The comfy court Of Hcnrico. 70 secure The pay
mcnt of a certain bond therein mentioned for the
sum Of 1892. dated April ist. 1854, and payable
twelve months after date default having been
made in the payment Of said bond, and being re-
quired so to 90 by the beneficiary In said deed-l
shall proceed to sell at public auction on the pre-
o'clock P. NJ. If fair If not the frst fair day
thereafter, that valuable TRACT OF LAND
living abou. one mile and h If east Of Richmond,
containing TWFNTY-0NE ACRES, at the In
tersection of the Charles City road and The Os-
borne turnpike.
TERMS: Cash rs to so much as may he nsces-
sary to defray the expenses or the sale and pay OFF
said bend with interest now dee thereon; AMI as
to The residue of the proceeds on such terms as
shall be announced at lime OF sale:
JOHN 4. WILKINSON,
iy3 Trustee.
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BY Wellington Goddln,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN ENCEL-
Il LENT FARM OF ONE HuNDKE,n a A NJ,
sCRES IN lIENR'Co
COUNTY. ON THE NEW CENTRAL TuRh-
PIKE, SIX MILES BELOW RlCHMOHD.-Hy
virtue of a deed Of trust executed to the sutsc1l-
Der by c. & c. &. Gcrhardt bearing date 18th DC,
tober 1862 Only recorded In Henrlco county court
10 decd-book No. 70, page liz, shall In execution
thereof. proceed to sell at public auction. on the
premises, OH MONDAY the 18th OF July, 1870, ut
O'Clock Z. NJ. # fair, If not the first fair day
thereafter, the TRACT OF LAND conveyed by
the said deed and now I'm the occupancy of Mr.. g.
Gerhardt, containing ONE HUNDRED AND
ACRES, more or less, with
comfortable dwelling, &C., thereon. The land Is
of good quality, and part OF 1t fronts on the new
Central turnpike which adds greatly to It's va ne
The debt has been fixed by decree OF the circuit
court of Richmond pronounced on the llth Nay,
1862 In the case OF Serhar DIT st Ludwig Hoyer
and c. i. Ludwig at 81 1G0 with interest from LIST
May 1909 of which III, 1907 due ludwig HOY or and
u 900 due to Charles l., Ludwig. For these two
sums, and interest as aforesaid, and expenses OF
SALE cash will be ed and as to the residue OF
the proceeds Of SALE such terms as tie grantors
shall prescribe and direct, on their failure to
give any directions. OH such terms as the trustee
NAV deeM expedient, w. GODDlN.
i've Trustee.
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AUCTION sAhEs---Fusure Days.
By Lee & Goddin,
AuctioneeTE and Real gstate Agents,
No. Iii3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il REAL ESTATE or MAIN SfKEET. En-
THE CITY OF RICHMOED, AT PUBLIC
AUCTION.-Ry virtue Of the provisions OF three
trust deeds to the subscr bers aStTustees, bearing
dates respectively on the 10Th day Of November,
1867 18th day OF March, 1902 and 9th day or jam,
airy, 1870, executed by Simon Iichtcnstein ana
Rebecca Lichtcnstefn, his wife, all duly or record
in the clerks office of Richmond Hastings Court.
90 secure the pay ment Of certain obligations speci-
fled therein, and default having been made In re-
gard thereto, and being requested by The bench
cIary so to do. we viii, on SATURDAY, cad July,
instant, on the premises, at O'Clock I. NJ. pro-
coed to sell the REAL ESTATE conveyed by the
aforesaid trust deeds follows-to wit
A II that LOT or PARCEL OF LAND with the
BRICK TENEMENT. and all other improve
mcnts, appurtenances.. rights and ways, thereto
belonging, lying and being III the city of Rich.
mond, on the north line OF Main and east line OF
Nineteenth street, fronting 20 feet on the SAID
north line of Main street and running back be.
tween parallel lines l55 feet to an alley twenty feet
wide, bounded on the east by the teneD cnt now or
lately belonging to William o. George, ana On the
We st by the east line Of Nineteenth street,
TERMS: Dne-fourth cash residue on credit
of six, twelve, and eighteen months for Dcgotia-
bic notes, with interest added, and the same Sc
cured by trust DE- ed on the property.
VIM. PFEIFFER.
CHRISTIAN UNCKEL,
-.4 JOHN lAUER.
Trustees for Germania Building Society.
Sale conducted by LEE Il GoDDIN, Auctioneers.
jy -
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RESTAURANTS.

7VETELLE, No. 1904, is con-s,-esssgsms
II Quoting the summer campaign IN
OF The COmmissary department, and VIII light It
out on this line. Els immediate means Of active
subsistence are drawn from the four quarters OF
the globe, including land and sea, while his re-
serves are incxhaustibie. SEaSONABLE DIN
NERS, REFRESHING ICES, .RESTORATlNE
DRINKS OF THE MOST ARfFuL C0MBt Ma
TONS AND THE VERY BEST LIQUORS, all
ways supplied promptly.
The VEG ETABLES and MEATS OF the season,
also FISH, CRABS, TURTLES, &C., served In
all forms with the most experienced skill. !.
Vive commissaireI He hes banished want ana
installed luxury, ,.... jeA
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ByLvnt Z .'-"tn.r,
AuctIon-ers and Tee! Estate Agents,
Eo..1a39 Main street.

VALUABLE BRICK STORE, RES
Y T.URhhI. &C., on TIE SOUTH 81, y
OF MAIN STREET NEARLY OPPOSITE THE
I'D MARKET, FOR ALE AT hUCTlON.--
". Will sell ai ru,llc aucior, on the premises, on
TCFSt.AY the 18th day of July, 1870, at Go,clock
I. 81, t'pt trDy Talu thle and desirable $40 nc,
with dwelling over same :hd that well.kn0Wn
RESTAURANT ut ached tkn0wn as Sadler lio-
tell with FIXTURES complete located us above
described, and ut present occupied by 2ood
tenants.
The lot fronts 90 by ITO feet (more or lcss) to an
alley. ,.r,Dr
Iys AuciioneerS.
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SWEET SPRINGS,

SWEET SPRINGS, -'."...
y MONROE COUNTY. WEST VIRGINIA..
This delightful WATERING RESORT, favora-
bly, known as the 'OLD SWEET and famous
for the wonderful medicinal properties of Its wa
ters and fashionable patrons, will open for the
seasou on JUNE 18th. ... .....- i.
TIE location, 600 feet abov" The sea level, with
cool mountain air and most magnificent scenery,
t0g,t with two extensive baths, supplied
with mineral water from springs that rise In The
baths Al temperature OF 10 decr. es, renders the
''Old Sweet, the most attractive resort in the
United states. Hotels, cottages, and ballroom
illuminated by gas. ..# !
suitable livery III connection , it'll the Springs.
Telegraph communication t. every part OF the
world. Board, g per day; AS per month.
JOHN I. WILSON,
lie 20-2m Manager,
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BY Lee &c G0ddin. AuctlOneers.
No. lib Main street.

RICK DWELLING-HOUSE AND
ID A LARGE LOT ATTACHED FOR SALE
AT AUCTInN.-Wil be sold at anc.iOn on WE'D
EESDAY, 18th July, 1870, at O'Clock i. Nj, The
BRICK DWEII.ING-HOUSE occupied by MIR.
J. II Stanley. situated about four hundred yards
west of the city on the extension OF Main street.
T he house contains five rooms: kitchen with two
rooms also. we'll Of excellent water In the ward,
2 he lot has front at 255 feet Main street and
depth Of 100 feet to 1G-root alley. IL will he sold
as Il whole iii vlded to sri; the views of purca-
sers. The close proximity of this property to the
city renders it very desirable rs i residence anu
In vestmcnt.
TERMS: At sale. .@~
iy0 LEE T. GODDIN. AuctiOncers.
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BY Hill Il GOddin, Auctloneers,
No. 1908 Main street.

VALUABLE SMALL DIsTILLERY
Y FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-We will sell
at auction On the premises. on FRIDAY the 18th
of july. at O'Clock 7. NJ, II no, sold privately
TILLEkY, one mile from Richm md. near the
Nine-Mile road. IL Is In the most complete order,
with all the recent improvements. and Is the neal
est small estsblisn ment near Richmond. The ca.
pacity is about 400 gallons per day. The supply OF
water is abundant and clear, and by analysis Is
proved peculiarly adapted 10 making whissey
hcs:dcs 4 large creek, on which pens for hogs can
be built in cool and shady position.
A great bargain can be had by applying To us or
attending the sale, should IT not be sold before.
HILL e EOUDIN,
iy7-eoltI2 Stdtus AuctfOnePry.
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RAILROADS..
. SD M 90 % zzas
f HESAPEAKE AND OHIO Raj
~ KOAD.-OE and after SUNDAY. JrI, :,
1870, ,the PASSENGER TRAINS viii run n. ~, -,

~ - - II -. sfsTsssSs5
GHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAII
" KOAD.-Or and after SUNDAY, Jpjy ~
1870, the PASSENGER TRAINS win run S q. fa y,
NAIL TRAIN viii rnn daily between p,c,,,,..
tween soTd9nssiiis aud Witt sspssrS,' i Hes b.;
at 10 r. ~. Leave White Sulphur at s:3o 4. NJ s,s
arrive at Richmond al 400 +. 81. making cI 1a
with Orange, Alexandria and Manassas raiirn,,.SS
trains for Alexandria, Washington Ba,tiroo,.'
Phi!adelphia, New York, Boston, a.: also r.,
New Orleans, Montgomery, Mobile &c. p"'''
Going west passengers dine al Gordonsytu.
aud snip NJ CoyiDgton. Going East brenkrss," ';
NIGHT .PASsENGER TRNi. will run -
tween Richmond and Washington ard b,ts,s ~
ktchmond and White Sulphur nightly w.tho,,
change OF cars. Leave Richmond at s:ls = W
and arrive at Washington at s:as 4. VI. and .:
htte sulphur at 10 4. n. leave Washiag;nr a. .,
6:35 Z. II. and leIvc White Sulphur ut ::2o p ~
and arrive at Richmond at 800 A. 81, making Al
through connections at Richmond ana Washfina.'
ton. SLEEPiSG-CARs wtil be attached to hi,
and Baltimore and between Richmond ana WSi,ll
Sulphur without change.
Going West, passengers breakfast at Coylny,o,
Going East. sup at stanton. o'S''
These trains connect with stages "a follows.
AT SiauntDn with STAGES for Augusta date e,r,t
ling's) Springs, 10 miles and Weyer's Cave. II
miles. - -
A: G oshen with stages for Cold Sulphur epri,,,
2miles Rockhr;dge Alum Springs, smiles PnrL
bridge Baths, 10 miles; Lexington, 20 mil,e maj
Natural Bridge, IS miles. ''"
AtMnlnoro' with stages for Bath Alum SPRING.
10 miles; Warm Springs, Is miles; Hot Spring, -
miles and Healing Springs, % miles.
At Coyington with stages 10 Healing Spring.
Is miles and Hot Springs, IS miles. ''
At ALE ghany with stages TO Red Sweet Sprlng,
miles; and Old Sweet Springs, 10 miles.
At White Sulphur Springs with stages for Sal,
Sulphur Springs, 2! miles; Blue sulphur Sprn.:
% miles; Red Sulphur springs, Il miles irwfs,,
burg. miles and Charleston, 100 miles.
Through tickets Issued 10 all points North. Wet
and Southwest. '
JAMES r. NETHERLANp
~ General Ticket tp,,,
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BY Lee & Goddin Auction GERS,
No. I;13 Main street.

HANDSOME COUNTRY SEAT, ON
III THE WILLIAMSBURG T URNrIk
UNE-IIALF MILE Fast or EIGu I,.y
FOR RENT At AUCTION.-Cn THuES'AI
the IIth July instant az S O'Clock p. NJ, on the
premises, we will rent at public auction. for The
term of one year, the beautiful REsiDENCE;, and
grounds attached, being ahnut FOURTEEf
ACRES OF highly improved land, owned ana now
in the occupancy OF Richard W. Mctiruder, Esq.
We regard this rs the most desirable residence
near This city, and nvit.. those in want o: Il nice
country seat to view the premises. Possession LIST
OF August.
we Will treat Tor the rental privately till the
morning Of the 18th instant, ~
LEE & GDDDIN,
1y11 A. ctioncfrs.
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by Wellington Goddtn,

-FOUR HANDSOME FRAME
L COTTAGES AND SIX LARGE BaR-
KACbs, WITH THE GKuUTD ATT IA =; !
To EACH At CAMP GR =, HT rr As 8 ~ + =
OF TIE STREET-CAE RAILROAD At IloL-
IL WOOD CEMETERY. FOR ale At AiIC.
T;pN.-st tn request OF me owner stil, ser at
LAY the 18Th Of July. 1870, at 1 O'Clock +. NJ, II
lalr n9 tn nsNt fair ay lhersaIter oc TWES ~
above, Including tire out-buidrgs to each, with
the LAND attached to them respectively, plat
OF which can be seen ut my Once and WIN he
exhibited at he hour of snle. II OF the cottages
were erected for the officers stationed at Camp
Grant, and are not only cOnyeniet tly arranged
but some OF them are very handsomely con-
structcdd, beautifully papcrcd, and elegantly
finished. No one can appreciate the convenience
and comfort OF these cottages Without q personal
inspection, and therefore l would recommend
that sucI exami"ati9n maze before asr Inc Gay o
and Piammentary. who can be found on tl2
premises. will show the property to those who may
call on them. "
bc sold S!X VERY LARGE BUILDINGS, used for
barracks. rs by 81 ect, two stories HIGH with por-
tirOs to each story tie whole length. 1h'se b.r-
racks will he sold to he removed In u reaSonahie
time unless The purchaser should elect tn buy Tie
ground attached to them at the price OF 1850 per
acre or to lease he same al $3.50 per acre.
The fact that this property is located III an lm-
proving part al the suburbs, and can be APP
Droacht within 600 yards by The street-car rail-
road, which terminates .t Hot3"nn n"'r 70 sm
tlrmen of the city DESTROYS OF securing pleasant
cottage residence SO accessible to thelr places ol
business, or Others who may wish To SECURE 4.
NJ rrnanen. home convenient and Mt Il price 80
cheap rs to make i: an object To secure the same.
TERMS: Onc-t"urh cash balance NJ do, nt
eight and twelve months. bearing SIX per cent.
interest or, at the option Of the purchaser, one
IL ird cash, balance ut ono andtWo years bcarinS
ten per cent. Interest; and III eltler case secu'c"
~ vs. !" 4 W. GODDIN, Auotloneer.
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MAEkaIN ER = go
MACHINERY $50. .+
M Ac H lNE 81 o 7. ..-.......
SLOAT & ADDINGTON,
s... FL. MAGHIN1STS. .-.-.'
WORKS AND OFFICE; 1922 AND L42t CARY
STREET, BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND
FIFTEENTH STREETS,
HMOED, WIZ GINA.

ALI. KINDS OF NEW WORK MADE RE-
PAIRlS6 STEhM-ENGiNE S and BOILERS In
city and country TOBACCO WORK OF all
kinds made aud repaired; TOBACCO FLAT
TENING-MIILS made and repaired in JES
HANCOCK'S SUPERIOR MANNER PLAT
FORM aud all other kinds OF SCALES slEPAlR-
ED and ADJUSTED. AGENTS for the sale Of
JUDSON'S PATENT STEAM-ENGIEE CO.
VERNON, SELDEN,S PATENT STEAMEE.
CINE PACKING, Utica Conpany's STEAM
GAUGES. These gauges are warranted By uE for
one year, and we sell them at low prices. We keep
all kinds OF BRASS WORK OF SUPERIOR
MAKE for STEAM. ENGINES. such - gauge
cocks, oil and tallow-cups, Oll-CUpS FOR
TIES WATER-GAUGES, GLOBE-FALVES,
BOILER FLUE CLEANERS, and a general as
sOrtment OF such articles as arc used by all run
ming steam-eng1 ines aud saw-mills. $751;.
T.. - SLOAT & ADDTNGTON,
ie Is 1922 and 1924 Cary street.