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bought one more ticket &; would /
90 over to see the drawing, iuSt
then to take place. He would in
troduce me to the General; and i.
successful in getting a prize, and
he thought the chances were in
his favor now, various and Sundry
things were to be done, vastly
agreeable, doubtless, to an old
gray-headed sinner like myself
The lottery certainly WAS not prof.
i ed Ivy that effort, and whether
my friend won his prize. and is
eIj"yinge many pleasures in which
| WAS TO share so prominently. /
don't know. |. however, see him
every day. He seems to be still
waiting for business, hur for some
reason, has lost ali friendly inter
est in ne, not even seeming to
reco,iect me amy more.
Next evening another and much
better looking man, with n nose
much smaller ana not SO blue,
with curly hair and very SpriglIt-
Is, took a seat beside me in one of
the beautiful places in St. Charles
street for a decent man to visit,
where they sing songs, etc, drink
sarsaparilla. etc, served bypretty
girls, etc, where a man will go
once perhaps anC be satisfied with
that once, seeing. a specimen Of
humanity not congregated prob
ably anywhere else. He, also,
was nearly broke waiting for bns
mess: was going to the bali that
night and was out for fun wanted
to cali at the club first and Try his
hand once more at faro; had lost
every time yet; would l go and
see that lie wasn't cheated -
Would | smile? We wonld SIN K.
at the club. We did! This ciul.
as is called, is directly opposite
the st. Charles Hotel, on the sec
ond hoor. As we were going M
stairs my friend had bad cod
and coughed. lie rung the bell
at the door. and rapid moving Of
chairs and feet was very distinct
~ heard. When We got in. how
ever, some halfdozca men. al! that
We're in the room, were quietly
sitting at the table, ana playing
as If it had been going on for
hours; the dealer o. faro being SD
warm with the exercise he had
taken of his coat. Ny friend
soon won thirty dollars. His luck
bad turned. Would bet small
amonnt with him as partner >
He was so glad l was there TO see
the thing fairly done, as he had
always lost before.
On the same floor was an arep-
cy of the Havana Lo;tery-at
least it said so on the door. We
went in to see. There were dice.
10 throw, and we lost or won to
the number thrown. BIy friend
won and lost Il little, and then
wanted should throw for him.
which | did. In the meantime a
man came in in great haste with
a card for General Hood; was par
ticularly disappointed that the
General was out; would wait a
little; would bet while waiting, or
rather take Il ticket. Both bet
On my throw, and won thirty dol
ars each. They were so delight
I'd l must take one OF their tick
It's and bet il. Each wanted to
I'VE me one. but | preferred to
nrow for them, and finally had TO
De very positive I would not ac
,ept a ticket before they gave it
Up. They went on with the game.
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a bay bam liag in the street was
asked the cause of his troub!e,
and replied: 81 want my mamma:
that's the matter. 1 told the
darHed thing she'd lose me.''
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Mrs. Darlington is anxious to
know if the compass has a needle
with tlIirty-two points, how Ion .
lt viii take woman to make a
shirt with it.
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a San Francisco letter says:
"ih"re Is not a~olitary opening in
the State Of California, vast as it is,
for another clerk, book keeper,
statesmen. bait educated doctor
Z;
mining broker or general allyen-
tureT"
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H. l'emave a Screw Rusted in
Wood. Heat a poker red ,hot.
and put it on top of the screw for
a m,nEe or two; the N TAX. the
ScTew-driver and you will easily
get & cut.
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A man in Minnesota had got all
ready TO lie married, when he re-
ceiveG Il letter from his wife in
Maine, which reminded him than
he was already in the holy state.
lie had entirely forgotten the cir
cum stances.
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Cotton, IN his Licon. says that
thrre is this difference between
happiness and wisdom: He that
thinks himself the happie>t man.
really is so; but he tlat thinks
himself the wiSeSt, is generally
the greatest fool.
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A common difference
matrimonial squabble.
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Somebody says "devil" is a
mran word any way it may be
written. Remove the Il ana it is
"evil, transpoSe and its s.vilc. /"
remove the aud tits ill, remove
the and remains. which has the
aspir;,te sound of ..hell.,
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p. The editor ofthe Gallatia North
NisForlian offers to take f!teen
good eabbage-heads- for his paper
on" Year. The Joseph Gazette
thinks the Que he has got OH his
shoulders ogeht 70 he enough.
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New Orleans Done Up.
Description by a Texan.

Operations Of Confidence Ecn.
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fore.
This cropping in"is really Almost
seri"ng evil here. One Texan
since | have been here, lost III one
evening sixteen hundred dollar,
at the ''club" and had to ratnrr
without doing the business fol
which he came. But enough o.
this
4 San Francisco letter says
There is not a~olitarl opening in
the State Of California, vast as il is
Tor another clerk, book keeper,
statesmen. halt educated doctor
mining broker OF general alven
turern
Somebody says devil" is a
mean word any way it may be
written. Remove the Il and il is
'eviI, transpoSe G and its '.vilc,.
remove the and tits ill, remove
the and remains. which has the
aspir;,te sound of nell,
A man in Minnesota had got all
ready to I've married, when he re-
ceiv,.G Il letter from his wife in
Maine, which reminded him than
he was already in the holy state.
He lad entirely forgotten the cir
cumStanccs.
An OHIO paper boasts or an old
Lady h0rns in that State, 'who is
enc hundred and three years Old.
can thread a needle in three Ian
saaEeS, walk a mfIe without glass
Is, ana sew at the rate OF ten GaofS
an hour
Cotton, IN his L;lcon. says that
thrrs il this difference. between
happiness and wisdom: he that
thinks himself the happie>t man.
really is 81; but he tlat thinks
himself the wisest, is generally
the greatest fool.
The editor oftile GalIatia North
NisForrian offers to take fcteen
good bage-beadS- for his paper
one year. The Joseph Gazette
thinks the Que he has got OH his
shoulders Ought 70 he enough.
IL Ecmore screw Rnsted in
IFood.-IIeat = poker red hot.
ana put it on top of the screw for
a innate or two; the III fakr the
ScFew.driver and you will easily
get t cut.
"Ehat New England lost ii the
Nv
War; is the subject eff an an arti-
Gle in the Montgomery Mail. New
Enslands loss in The war consist.
ed principally OF substitutes.
"Swivel Sermons WAS the name
a yonng minister of lazy habits
gave TO Il package OF sermons
"hith he ''couid preach to any
text
a boy baMiiag in the street was
asked the cause of his trolb!c.
md replied: Il want my mamma:
hats the matter. 1 told the
iarned thing she'd lose me.'i
Mrs. Darlington is anxious to
NOW if the compass has needle
With tlirty-two points, how Ion =
{ VIII take a woman to make a
shit with it.
\ Dakota girl OF great beauty
IN ''put her hand on the back OF
horse and jump clear over him.
without touching a hair-- Saw
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Yidtn1o,1d nispatth.
-, JANUARY IS. 1871.

,s. ExTRAoRDiNARY-A To-
sn.annnt Rides Stecple-C IN
acg ne4y E.,,hczzlrr. and Effects has Arrest.
$3.50 $3.50 r;anism il not an exercise peculiar TO
nSa,ieornen. 1t comes handy once In a while,
.boweyer, as the following will show: =,
John Observation-Disclosures name lacked
OF to a scaiawag-was agent for the MARI
Fertiiizing Company, OF Far,n,ngtoh. ~
Rv some means he managed TO make ms nc.
count 5000 or s. 5000 short, II ied inc
This was some mohtnS ago.
Not MANY weeks since word was sent olhe
iefr,1,ded COMPANY that Hampton hau
taken M his abode at Blackberry station.
Kane county, I'll. Yesterday a memoe OF
the Fertilizing Company arrived mere Win
an Introduction to Captain, hlcke! from IN
spector Dilks, of New York.
The Captain advised the gentleman whose
name is Kinney. to take along Sergeant
Buckley, the well-known armory officer.
Accordingly, the pair started of. They
reached Blackberry in time to find the
chase on the platform there ready to take
the Omaha train. 1t was evident that ne
smelled a multiplicity OF mice. Tor he was
wide-awake, and soon recognized Mr.. Kim
ney. The fellow Hampden Immediately
struck across the fields with the view OF
distancing his purSuerS. Sergeant Buckley
immediately procured a farmers saddle
horse and started after the fugitive.
The Sergeant learned horsemanship in
ireland, and had no difficulty in
taking the "stiflest" Jumps right gal
ltntly. On sped the emlhezzler : after
him HE'D the equestrian officer. Trees,
hedges, fences, bitches, few past in rapid
succession, and at last the pursuit ended
in the capture Of John Iampden. Fortu-
nately the capture was effected on the
high-road /; so the sergeant, having had
enough Of Steeple-chasing, resolved to get
back ut his own leisure. So he placed the
unhappy Jerseyite before him on the horse
and bore him in triumph to Blackberry
station, much in the manner that s. Mickey
Free" carried in the French prisoner at
the passage Of the Douro." Dir. Hamp'
den awaits the Governors requisltion be-
lore visiting his native State Chicago Re
publican, Saturday.
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BY Grubbs s. Williams,
Real Estate Agents and h~uctloneers.
Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
v VALUABLE ESTATE on JANE RIVER,
FORTY-TWO MILES ABOVE RICHMOND,
At AUCTICN.-In execution OF a decree Of The
Circuit Court of G0ochland. entered Sth Sept.
1870, In the case Of Heath vs.. Fleming, e., anu In
cases of othcc plaintiff, VS.. same. We will sell at
auction npan the premises. respectively, begin
ming at II O'Clock ~. On SATURDAY., l4th JAN.
1871, (f fair If MT, then on the first fair day
thereafter theIfnllowtng valuable lands owned by
the estate of Tarleton Fleming, deceased, lying in
the county OF Goochlapd, on James River, about
az miles above the city of Richmond
1st. The West View estate, OF 75 acres. embra-
cling 1870 acres river low grounds, 43! acres cleared
upland and creek flats, and o5 acres In woods
The improvements are Il FRAMED DWELLING,
small but comfortable, ana thu usual out-build-
ingS, he most Of which are very superior.
81. 4 he reversion Ii that part OF ''ManDsvllle,n
adjoining the above. which has been Set apart to
Mrs. tomin as her dover. 1t enbraces l52 acres
of RIVE LOW-GRNUEDS. $50 xcrcs CLEAR
ED HIGHLAND, and about i25 acres in woods.
The DWELLING is large and well arranged, and
the out-buildings are numerous and good.
Sd. About 800 acres In woods, being 4 part Of the
Evansville tract. This Will be sold In fee.
We invite attention t. the sale Of these lands, rs
they are regarded as equal to the best in that re-
gIon, so famed for their producii:cness.
TERMS {: Cash sufficient to pay expenses of sale
and OF suit; the balance on q credit of one. tEo,
three, and four years, for bonds or notes, with In
terest added, and good personal security; hut the
requirement ofsecuritg will be dispersed it'll upon
the payment by Il purchaser;of the first inst .lment
IN cash. ID. LEAhE
j. III. GUY. Com'rs.
+. y. IRVING
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
IA Q At o1 oh IA h
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DR.. KEYSER

Is a physician Of over thirty years. expert
ence, and a graduate Of the Jefferson Medical
College, and of the University of Medicine and
Surgery of Philadelphia.
Mr.. H. T. HEMBoLD: Dear sir,-In regard tothe
question asked me as to my opinion about Buchu,
l would say that l have used and sold the article In
various forms for the past thirty years. l do not
think there is any form or preparation of II have
not used, or known to be used, In the various dis
eases where such medical patent would be indi-
Gated. You are aware, as well as myself, that 1t
has been extensively employed in the various dis
eases Of the bladder and kidneys, and the reputa-
tion 1t has acquired, in my Judgment, Is warranted
by the facts.
I have seen and used, rs before stated, every
form Of Buchu-the powdered leaves, ~tincture,
fluid, extracts, and l am not cognizant of any pre-
paration ofthat plant at all equal to yours. Twelve
years. experience ought, I think, to give me the
right to Judge of Its merits, and, without prejudice
or partially, I give you precedence over all others.
I value your Buchu for its effects on patients. I
have cured with 1t, and seen cured with 1t, more
diseases Of the bladder and kidneys than l have
ever seen curet with any other Buchu or any other
proprietary compound of whatever name.
Respectfully yours, &C.,
GEO II. KEYSER, Nj. D.,
No. 40 Wood street, Pittsburgh, IA.
August il, 1895.
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AUCTlOn sALEs-FufGre. ,Haya
BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers, , I.
Corner Of Governor and Franklin streets.

r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE Gaia
IL LOGUE SALE OF ITALIAN MARBLE,
ALABAsTER, AND BRONZE VASES, PIGs
UREs, FRENCH CLOCKS. FANCY GOODS,
&C., &C., AT AUCTIOE.-Signor G. B. Paudal-
fni, OF Italy, having arrived In this city with O
large and desirable collection OF the above goods,
We will dispose of them at auction on TUESDAY,
the 18th instant. at II O'Clock.
The collection will be arranged for examination
on Monday morning. and will consist In part Of
Elegautly-caryed ALABASTER and MARBLE
VASES, Of Roman, Grecian, and other de-
TAZZAs, FLUTED COMPoNos, suitable for
halls and parl0rs;
BRONZE FIGURES, FRENCH CLOCKS, and
ORNAMENTS;
A choice cole .tion of PLATED WARE, &c.
The above collection Is q special importation CT
porters In this country, and will be found worthy
the attention OF The public.
A suitib bic store will be Outlined 10 sell the
above. and announced In n future advertisement.
ia I3 COOk & LAUGHTON, Aucts.
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BY Grubhs Il Williams,
AuctiouCers and Real E.atate AGENTS,
Eleventh, between Main and bank streetS.

AuctiouCerS aud Real Eat3te AGENTS,
Eleventh., between Main and bank streetS.
THAT MOST VALUABLE PRIVATE
RESISTANCE AT TIE NuRT!lW ESI
CORNER or GRACE.h\D S1XTHS
FOR SALE PRIEA1FIY .-By request or Mr..
John Maben. who from inti!n health, and me re-
luced size OF his family, wishes 20 decline mouse
keeping, we ofrr at private sale his RtsiDhNCE'
situated As above.
This property Is so well known ana so unlVer1
sally admired that "a lengthy description - uteinem ~
unnece, airy. sutic : ITO say, that 1t conttin T.
large and airy r-oms, besides 4 ceiiaf' "'''''
closets, hath and store rooms. ,,, ,,a
The arrangements for Kitchens. servants aau
Iuel-room, arc extensive and thorough. -,
The basement is Of granite. WIN MAR. =, con
tells thr tugtout The house, ana FL tne lhnuei -"
vtnieuces, including furnaces OF every hlha, ,
The lot Is Us By 200 feet to IN alley ltieel "ius, 70
enclosed with brick and grsnlle Walls sun run
railing, and is adorned with handsome shruDberS,
evcrgreens. and shade trees.
Tn. situation Is such us to afford the greatest
amount of comfort at all seasons, and The 'front.'
yard. heirg above the street, Is III all times dry and
free from dust.
The buildings were erected for It's present owner
under his own direction, and neither care nor eN-
pense were spared 10 make II, In every respect, i
Ist- class residence. ,
Emay properly be mentioned. as an instance OF
the thorough cUnstructlon of this dwelling, that
all Of the cross or partition walls are OF brick,
there being no stud partition In Il.
Persons wishing to examine the premises ale
invited to cali ON us.
For terms, &C., apply to
Real Estate Agents and Guctioneers.
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DICHMOND AND DANYILLE RAIL

II ROAD.-PASsENGEE SCHEDULE:
GOING SOUTH.-LynchDurg and Danyille pas.
sengers leave Richmond daily Except ~Sundaysl
at els 4. NJ; Leave BurEevills daily except Bun.
days. st ! y. M; arrive at Daav1lie daily te1-
cept Spndays} al 6:s5 r. Z. THROUGH MAIL
AID EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily at ?:b6
L. M; leaves DaayIile IsiIy III i:lb A. H.; arrives
at GREENSBORO daily at :o5 4. h.
GOING NoafH.-LJnchnUrS and DsnVtlle p.s.
sengers leave Dap7ilie daily except Sundaysl al
TAO Il. a. leave Burke7il.e daliy Except Sum
dsys; at l 2. 81; arrive at Richmond daily
Except Sundaysl at 1888 z. n. THROUGH MATL
AND EXPRESS leaves Greensboro daily at LIS
4. NJ; leaves Danvtlls Gaiiy at 3.3s A.. II. aI.
rlves at Richmond daily ct ll:o5 A. NJ.
Tine Lyncbburg and Danviis Passel,ge Train
connects at Burkevi!le with the Tatno on the
Souths.de road for Petersburg, norfolk, Lynch
burg, and ell stations on The Southside and VIZ
ginfa and Tennessee railroads.. Bristol, Knox
Vile, Dalton, Chattanooga, Ea:hyille, phiB,
ana al important points Soath and SouthSesL
The Through Mail ana EApress conaects
at Greensboro with the traln3 on The North Car0~
lima road for Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, "a
7annah, Macon, Mobile hoaLgcInery, &C., &C..
and at Richmond With the Richmond, Frederfcks-
burg and Potomac, Chesapeake and Ohio, and
Richmond and York River railroads.
SLEEPING CARS and CaILEB'S PATENT
RECLINING CHAIRS on the through express
train. TECMAS CCDANEAD,
sc l superintendent
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By arubbs b Williams, {
Real Estate Agents and AuctscneerS,
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
CE,TATE IN HENKICO COUTTY.-In en-
ecution OF d decree OF the Circuit Court Of Hen
rico county entered ah November, 1s5o, In Che
case Of Haryevs q williams vs.. Machtr, the under
signed, commissioners thereby appointed, viii sell
at auction, nc the Office OF Gruhbs q Williams, in
the city Of Rirhmond, on FRIDAY, the zofh day
Of JANUARY ISL at y o,siock M., The Interest
necessary to discharge the claim of the plsiutifs.
with interest and cost OF, suit and sale: In and TO
LIST. The FARM on the williamsburg Turnpike.
about two miles below, Richmond. containing 90
56l-1o0o acres, with q dwelling and the usual out
buildings thereon, formerly owned by Joseph J.
White.
I'd. a TRACT OF $50 acres, more or less, on the
White 0ak. swamp. adjoining the lands OF John
OF = and others. =
The interest Of said Machir in said lands is one
undivided moiety, subject TO some prior claims
thereon, the amount Of which win be ascertained
and Grated on the day Of sale.
TERMS: One.third cash !; bslance at six and
twelve months for bonds, with goodsecurity, bear.
Ing interest a. six per cent: Title retained uGtil
the bonds are paid. Purchasers to pay taxes for
1871. WOOD i, Com,rs.
All. WILLIAMS, -
GRCBBS 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts. ia std.
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By Hill q Goddsn.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No, IlOS Main street.

UCTION SALE OF two EXCEL
THE TOWN. viii off<r ut the request Of all
parties Concerned, on the premises. on TUES
valuable pieces of property : At IL O'Clock NJ. the
large BRICK HOUSE, with 8 acres Of land at
tached, near Camp Grant, 500 yards beyond the
street railroad. The improv W r1eT IS are all In good
condition 10 r >oms In the dwelling; large barn,
stable, and kitchen /; excellent wen or water
fruit and shade trees on the place. And a. ! O'Clock
which Ipow reside, on ain street, opposite Mon
roe Park, fronting 14 feet on Main street, and
running back 100 feet TO a 20 foot alley; 2 rooms
in the dwelling stable, carr1age-house, and b Itch
en- excellent wafer fruit and y var iety OF grapes
on the plsce. Attention of PARTIES seeking Invest
ment Is called to the above sales.
/: One-fourth cash balance at 9, II, and
Is months, with interest at 9 per cent.
las JOHN +. MEREDITH, Trustee.
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11r1.MnoLD,s EXTRACT nU0HU.
A PERMANENT CURE OF GRAVEL
II OF TWELVE YEARS sThNDING-n'<
STONE PASSED AND TO
BE SEEN.

..E BURNSIDE, CONN. Dec. IS, 1900.
Dr. Helmbosd:
Dear sir,-It is with much pleasure that I write
you upon facts respecting myself. do not know
hardly how to express myself. have been Tor the
last ten or twelve years the greatest sufferer man
could be and live but more sometimes than Others
The complaint was the A" kidneysn and "bladder."
Have consulted doctors both in Massachusetts, and
this state, and taken pills, l may say, by the quart,
also liquored medicines; but found no relief
from any, and got worse the last six months.
I was so that I could scarcely get about.
l could not rest night or day. 1t would
soon have been "an up' with me If !
had not seen your advertisement in the Berkshire
Courier headed "Kldneys." I read 1t through.
and thought I would try 1t. Ipurchased a bottle,
but, mind you, l had not much faith in 1t. Why
should I, when I had been trying so many things
and coet me 80 much2 Well, I began taking 1t, and
before I had taken the first bottle I felt bad but
finished It and got another. By the time ] took
half of the second I still got worse tapparently).
When I walked it seemed as II my right kidney
was falling from It's place, and felt really bad. 1
felt so before had finished tho second that had
made up my mind 1t was no use trying any more I;
and all this time the "Buchu" was doing Its Work,
but did not know 1t, SO I gave 1t up and went 70
Hartford, to one of the best doctors In the city.
I1S OH ~ 90 WIG - hAS
have 10 undergo all operation. He gave me medi-
cine, and l went home quite down-hearted. On
Sunday ] was unable to go to church. Ihad not
taken any of his medicines, but on my return con-
tinued using "Buchu,'' and late in the afternoon
of that day 1 passed the ugllest stone or gravel you
ever saw, covered over with little pieces which COL
lected together. 1t looks the color of a mud tur-
tie, and hard as a flint. SO you see the "Buchu"
was doing Its work, although I was feeling so
badly. l procured another bottle, thinking there
| might be others; but since that passed, which Is
| eight weeks ago last Sunday, / have been as well
rs ever i was In my life. 1 have the stone securely
wrapped, and those who have seen 1t In this place
are SUI prised. This Is a true story of my case,
and you are welcome to make such use of my name
as YOU think proper. I am pretty well known In
Berkshire also in Connecticut. The advertise
! ment saved me. Why not publish more? The
Springfield Republican is a widespread paper.
II any one wishes to see this wonder they can
| do so. 1 could write all day, but l think have
said enough for this time, as I remain. ever your
well-wisher, EDWARD l..
Paper-maker, Burnside, Hartford county, Ct.
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ByLyne Il Brother,
A%uctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Msin street.

VALUABLE LOTS FOR CONNER
Y CIAL PURPOSES FOR SALE AT AUC-
We will sell at public suction. on the
premises. on TUESDAY, the 18th day OF January,
ls71. at 12a O'Clock P. NJ, the following desirable
-.
1ha, upon which the store Messrs- G. NJ. Gwath-
mey & Son formerly occupied stood, having q
front on the east line of Shockoe Slip Of 2s3 by
abOnt IS feet.
Also, The LOT adjoining, where the store of \:
VI. Martin, Son Il Co. stood, having a front OF got
so feet, or Whereabouts.
TERMS: At sale. LYME s BROTHER,
Ia la-td AuctiOneers.