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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-10

7 ,uoorp, IrK ADVENTURE Duringa s!ign
-; - =. noJ h,,ainess here Yesterday two little
hnothlacks--or,e white and one piacK-"elt
Standing at the corner of Second and FRANCIS
Streets doing nothing. wher, the white hoos-
t,I.rL AGREED to black the biack bootbiackf
boots. The black bootblack was OF cou.ss
w;llinp to have his boots BACKED by his icy,
Iow.bootbIack, and the bootbinck VINO nay
agreed To black the black bootblackS Doo4s
Went to work. When the bootblack nag
hacked one of the black bootblacks pooe
until il shone in manner that would MAKE
any bootblack proud, this little bootpll'ch
who had agreed to black the black poot.
hacks boots refused to black the other poo'
or the black bootblack until the black Doot-
black. who had consented to have the wi ~
hootblack black his boots, should aaa n's
cents to the amount the white bootbi'ch III, ,"u
made backing other mems bootS. inls
fine bootblack whose boot had been piackeu
refused to do saving it was good enough lof
a black bootblack to have one boot piachuu,
and he didn't care whether the DooI tfi'' tiie
bootblack hadn't BACKED was blackcd OF hot;
Tbis made the bootblack who had pihcheu
the black bootblack's- boot angry, rs pooie
black often gets, and he vented MS plach !.
wrath by splitting upon the blackca ooot oi
the black bootblack. This reused the la'eilt
mssions of the black bootblack, and ne pro-
cecded to boot the white bootblack with
hoot which the white bootback had BACKED.
4 fight then ensued. in which the white boot
black. who had refused to black the un,
backed boot of the black bootblack, BACKED
the black bootblack's visionary organ, and IN
Which the black bootblack wore all the
backing off his BACKED boot in bootlng the
white bootblack. The fraternity OF boot.
blacks afterwards convened, and denounced
the action of the white and black bootblacks
rs one of the blacklist in the pnges OF boot
black Observation-Disclosures Noes.
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BY Richardson & Co."
Real Estate Agents and Auctlonecrs,
M liz Main street.

SALE OF a DESIRABLE
l. SUBURBAN FARM OFSIXTi- ACRES.
Being required ia execute the provisions OF = Ger
tain deed Of trust bearing date The lst day or March,
lS7r duly recorded in the clerks Office Of Henrico
County Court in ID. i. St, y. So TO secure the bal
anCc OF purchase money. lHing thereto required ny
the beneficiary therein named. shall sell by auc-
ton. on the premises. on SATURDAY the 18Th LII,
slant. ut l. O'Clock NJ: the REAL EST ME- dcscrlbeG
I'm said deed. containing S1NTI-flFE AIRES
more or less of arabic land with two-story frame
dwelling and the usual out-houscs young ana pro,
ducYc orchard OF apple and peach trees, ana ppn
stream of water flowing through tue farm rms
property is located three miles cast of the CITY, hall
mile north Of the Williamsburg turnpike, near inc
York River railroad and the depot of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad, and is the same real estate lor-
merly owned by Thomas Whitford. Esq:
TERMS Enough in cash TO defray the expenses
of executing this trust and to pay off claim ior
$3.50 with interest OH 1885 from 9Th Decemler Isl
and sa0i from March list. 1872 the balance OIL SUCH
terms us shall he ANNOUNCED ut the sale
j. A. RICHARDSON. Trustee.
RICIIARDSoS Il Co, Real Estate AGctioneero
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For the Dispatch.
49, E,tSraHrTp1Rtt.

"a, r,rth ono anc morning In spring,
shd S:mno S u Was shaking the dew from her wing
No snr,,,g from her nest In inc sover 20
To soar In IN. Tn .sss warm and the day IS SO bright
2notn w. f i,cs Ash and club wouldn't hite!
~ Istt.f vi. anurt from the nall by the door,
70 40 III bc p,i done In the days gone hcfore.
a. ss So, s;my his hoe. fell TO digging for halt
xv,,n hcsrtv cool will. by the old garden gate;
Dc nuii'd on his poles from meath the low s'S''
And calling 10 rinah Tor his hoccake ot hrc"Ii
Wont whi@iiing time down the path :" inc mn
Thsi ncstled in shade at tho foot OF tho h, ,orc
He s,enncd In hts boat and shoy q from INC s aar
And hc'Id,nS his back 10 inc itsn, ma ssshIug ground
Where The club iov'd 10 play and JACK a,n srcat
As he nsart the cool shade OF the slic beat
a ia,d do,rn his oar aud dofd his WOOL ~ ,c,t
AS ,he skin crrp, along wiz, the s.s laid low,
TO the lap of 'ree by ,h ,ns shady r,.hh BAYOU.
In hts wafery GraNr ,rrs and fastcn'd his 'hnnt
ne stach VOW" r,t from his face and sheu Ills W
coat, III his tackle and naIted h's , hooks looks
Shwnnhh n s down soft, In the cool SUI! h'"Ns'
,rh ,nIdiuc hi. arms. sat watcnit,s W no
1hSn t ,nrh would bc,ide. whate or ~ niS o''
What ,nch N,,,rs nih,lc soon made him aware
q aa'ats .tv old fellow had come to ms si'are'
NJ -. c,scd mn his pole aud rose 10 his itt'
a. w, ~ r.oo,, null should there ~ repeal
4" s 81, omicS niblc ts'd his cork with FusrK.
Sd Sau,bn puld up with powerful Jrh; ;,r,
When In, In the place Of chuh' TAI ana p.,u,p,
lie had hung hut the root nl ". ",r e., mr. whit
nc Nc move The old stump the hook That WAS
60 chatns with rage and vexation tnil sore. ,,ro
He null'd up his stakes aud pun pack 10 luz S''''
Wiser far than he went. and satisfied uh''e
f,c.I nc.rr take a ntbbic again for bite.
MORAL
xou, rho eebcrman's story. tho sad to Inc told
Holds moral AS good rs an insot ~ S"'u taste
An ~ Won would nudge nf the fr'llt u! iIs Ets.,
Anu Sv ,hc old m, Kim that - haste Ger makes
waste" -.-.-.
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rLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER
NATTAN'S CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR I
THE HAIR.

A perfectly clear preparation, In one bottle, as
easily applied wafer, for restoring to gray hair Its
natural color aud youthful appearance, TO eradicate
and prevent dandruf TO promote the growth Of the
hair, and stop It's falling.
II is entirely harmless and perfectly free from any
poisonous substance, and will therefore take the
place of all the dirty and unpleasant preparations
now in use. Numerous testimonials have been sent
up from many Of our most prominent citizens In
everything In which the articles now In OH
jectionable CRYSTAL DISCOVERY Is perfect. II
Is warranted To contain neither sugar of lead, sui
phur nitrate of silver. Clear and clean water,
II does not soil the clothes scalp 1t Is aErecabl
perfumed, and makes one OF the best dressings for
the hair in use. 1t restores the color Of the hair
more perfectly and uniformly than any other pre-
paration, and always does so In from three to ten
days. Virtually feeding the roots of the hair with
all the nourshing qualities necessary to IFS growth
and healthy condition, it restores the decay and In
duces q new growth OF the hair more positively
than anything else. The application of this Won
dcrful discovery also produces pleasant and cool
ing effect the scalp, and gives the hair pleasant
and elegant appearance.
We cali especial attention to the fact that limit
ed number Of small trial battles lie had bythosc
wishing to try it. You will notice that In pursuing
this course our aim is TO convince by the actual
morris Of the article. -.s. !.
ARTHUR NATTANS. e
Inventor and proprietor. Washington, ID. Z.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
PURCELL, LADD & CO.. Prnpfietorsa
! ia si-sodtJels Agents, Richmond, Ya.
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VAGARlEs OF AN Eccentric DnCTOR WHO
WorLp BLACKSMITH Be, But BRorcHT HIM
SELF TO GRlEF.--Dr. Herman Adolphus has
Just immortaliZed himself for all time by per-
pctrating an acoustic atrocity uron the ap-
prcciltvc ears of those who assemble daily
at the Municipal Criminal Court to listen to
the wisdom dispensed with in that august tri-
bllnal, and for the originality and magnitude
of its conception it must be awarded high
rank. Adolphus, who has hitherto wasted
bis energies in the philanthroplc nastlme OF
ministeringto the htgienic necessities of I'M
fortunate rovers of the briny deep, all at once
took it into his head to have little fun. An
nouncing disgust to pills and potlonsj he
rented small apartment Just back OF the
Municipal Courtroom, procured section OF
a sonprous old iron boiler. and hung ont Il
sign of Blacksmithing and RepairinS.'
He set to work, not vigorously, for that
would be an unnecessary WEAKNESS to the flesh
and waste of muscle incompatible with the
Doctors affection for his own anatomy but
with an initial gentleneSs calculated to gradli-
ally inlTe the neighboring ear to an unearthly
din, the Doctor began ut intervals to try the
combined effect of muscle, slcdSp, and cold
chisel. upon the old boiler. The effect was
scarcely noticed at first, but as the Doctors
arm grew stronger, day by day, it gradually
began to lie realized by the neighbors and
by the Municipal Court lawyer and judge,
that there was a nuisance in the vicinity. 1t
ut last grew to DC SO intolcrahle that Mr..
Levy, of whom the Doctor rented his
BLACKSMITH shop" asked him to vacate.
The Doctor refused. but intimated that he
might possibly be moved by sufficient
pccuniary inducement. Not approaching
the joke in that light, Mr.. Levy lodged a
complaint against his tenant, charging him
with misdemcanor, in making cloud and
unusual noises" etc, and the Doctor was
yesterday brought before the Police Court.
He was convicted and ordered to appear for
sentence.--San Francisco Chronicle.
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NUCT1or, sALEs---Futars nays.
$50. 1sl;5 by w. Goddin, -
j.. AuctIoneer and Real Estate Agent,
onr,or Eleventh and Bank streets. &

VERY VALUABLE AND CONyENs,l...
Y ENmY-LOCATED FARM OF snX s,S
ACRES, ON THE WILLIAMSBURG, TQ In,
PIKE bNE MILE BELOW RIG RICH, y q. Io5R
Il. Mackenzie. who desires to retire from farmtng
and to engnge In commercial pursuits IN atsIanl
city. shall sell at auction on The premises on fh5-
DAY April 18th, 1879 at The hour Of o, ssr Il:
very excellent and desraby located FARM, situate.
as above, containing abont sixty ACHES, an open
tom with fine young orchard of various klnns o.
fruit, and an excellent asparagus bed aud shall
vineyard. 4, ,,ora
and grass and nearly the balance OF the iand hiss
bccn pIonghcd for oats and corn. The improve
mcnts consist of an excellent COTTAGE DWELL
ING built by Messrs. Kcrsey & Davis about twelve
years ago, with the usunl out.buildinss The place
Is ONLY about threc-fourths of mile from the ter
minus of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad on
James river and In an excellent nclghborhood. AS
the land is very level and lies OH the turnpike, IL Is
well adapted for subdivision Into Smaller parcels
Terms One-fourth cash; balance at one. two
and three yenrs, for negotiable notes. Interest added
secured by q trust deed. Possession ut once
I'D 1O-eOdtdS w. GODD!N- auCtIoIICcI. :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-10
BY Hill & Goddin. Auctionccrs,
No. li0s Main street.

CIXTY-FOUR BEAUTIFUL BUILD
= mo, LOTS NEAR HARNIE FOR SALE AT
hUCTION.-On TUESDAY,. April 18th. 1872, we
will sell. on the premises. at haf-paSt O'Clock u.
NJ. SIXTY FOUR LOTS beyond the western cor
porate line of the city. adjoining Harvie between
Ashland, Robinson, and Mn'Icr streets. These los
arc among the most beautiful In situation ever OIL
frrr, in that section. having no cNccpiionabe sur.
roundings. Each lot fronts 50 feet with uchtn OIL
$50 feet :. ,o -,
nrnTrIty ON the western border 81 the city aud at
tcutiou Is called to the almost certain extension 81
The street railroad to Harve. The City Engineer
la, bpeu authorized. tn grade the street leading 10
this ground from tie present terminus vi Tic sdld
road. . ,,, . ,,.,
Clerks, mechanics. and parties deiring 10 MAKE ne
small Investments and have large profits, will do
well to have this sale in mind.
TERMS Onc-thirl cash: balance SIX ana WE'VE
months at six per cent. HILL & GODDfN.
M, AuctiuneerE
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By Thomas ". Reese. Auctionecf,
Nh. 1917 Main street.

GALE OF MACHINERY, Sc, IN BARK
ru,eJIy Thomas Steers Jr.. CO. 10 me rs trustee,
dated the sth day OF April ISL aud recorded In INC
County Court of iIeurico. l shall, In execution OF
tho provisions of said deed, sell at public auction III
accordance with the request OF the beneiicaries men
toned therein. the premises Known as sc;.TnS
Brummcll's disticry. In RockettS, on the !nlh,,
TENTH DAY OF APRIL Che present month"; atl
O'Clock r NJ all the machinery used by SAID steers
Co. for extracting ttnnin from OAK bark; S9is1sl
Ing Of BARk-MIl.LS. ENGlN,ESS,,p pV IrEkS
and WATER-PIpE. with all necessary gearing 10
make a complete establishment OF it, kiliu. -.
bark per day.. ...,,o ,,sh,,, 10
engage In this kind Of busincssorc So tnan are rc
anrtl by the decd. l.. r. SPlLMAN. trustee.
Sale conducted by THOMAS W. kEEsEE, Ahc-
tjouppr
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AUeYTONs EAIEB-.Fusure Days.
BY Isteli Il Son,
Auctoneers and Real Estate Agents
Etcve,,t,, straet between Main and Bank.

MISERABLE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE
IL ON MAIN 4ORe EIMWOODt STREE, BIZ
TWEEN STRAWBERRY AND Elm SIEEEISS;
IN THE TOWN OF SIDNEY, FOR SALE AT
THURSDAY the 1ith day OF Aprii
1917, VIII sell upon the premises ct ~ ISL
DEECE located as above stated, and about three
hundred yards beyond the western corporation line
movements are brick and frame dwelling with six
looms, Kitchen, stable, srnokenouse and wen Of
good wnier In the yard. The front on Main street
ssnS vnrG are well enclosed with new and stista-
siai fence The lot has front on Main. Elm, and
Federal streets Is in good state OF improvement
lies beautifully, and has on J. variety ai cioiee
nossesses nearly all the advantages of the city. with
the retirement and quiet of the country, and Is well
ndanfed to n market garden or DAIRY farm: ssss.
TrI,MS: Liberal, and made known mt sale.
This property may be purchased privately before
the day of sale. iobCLt ,i 49,,
m
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BY james NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent ana Auctloneer,
No. lilo Main street.

THAT DESIRABLE DWELLING No
i si2, ON THE NORTH SIDE OF MAIN BE
TWEEN THIRD AND: FOURTH STREETS
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on
THURSDAY the 18th day of April, 1872. on the pre-
misses at O'Clock p. NJ. that DESIRABLE RESt-
DESCE as above located, containing ten rooms
with all the modern improvements, and brick
Kitchen with three rooms; all in good order.
The lot fronts q feet on Main street, running back
about LIS feet to an alley. ,
TERMS: One-third cash; the balance ut six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest added
ami secured by decd of trust.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
ana Auctionecr.
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By Moody g. Royal. Auctioneers.

TOR SALE AT AUCT1ON.-At the re-
j. quest of the owners, we will sell at public auc-
ton, on SATURDAY, April -, lS7? ut % O'Clock +.
NJ EIGHT VALUABLE BUILDING LOIS, sltu-
ated as follows:
Three 35-foot lots. fronting on Seventh street;
Five s3-foot lots, fronting on Fourteenth street;
One sa-foot lot fronting OIL Twelfth street, with
good frame dwelling containing four roonis,with
hest well water In the yard
These lots are in the most desirable portion of the
town and arc sold III consequence Of tile parties
TrRMS: One-thirl cash balance at six and twelve
months. MOODY 4 ROIALL,
az, IN AuCtioncc,s.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

VERY VALUABLE FARM OF TWO
Y HUNDRED AND FIFTY-THREE ACRES,
THE FORMER RESIDENCE OF THE LATE
JOHN POE, FOR SALE AT AUCTlON:5We
will sell mt auction, the premises, on TUESDAY
the 18th of April, at o'clock P. NJ, the VERY
VALUABLE FARM. containing about TWO
HUNDRED and FIFTY-TIIItEE ACRES, nearly
all cleared. It lies on the Williamsburg turnpike,
and on both sides of the York River Cilroad about
one and tllrce-I,larter miles from Richmond. The
Improvements are brick dwelling with SIX rooms
and pantry, and brick kitchen with five rooms and
usual out-buiidings. There is young apple orchard
of choice fruit; the farm well watered and healthy.
Its ncrncss TO the city, and OH one of the best roads
out of the city. and on both sides OF the railroad,
make IL very desirable for persons wishing to divide
mn into small farms and suburban residences.
TERMS: At sale.
4 plat Of the iarin ut our office.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
min Auctiouccrs.
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By James NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent amt Auctimcer,
Office, No. LILO Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A DE-
" SIRABLE RESIDENCE IN THE CITY "
RICHMOND. ON TIE SOUTH SIDE OF CLAY
BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH STREEIS.-
In pursuance of Il decree entered on the I'd day OF
April 1872, by the Elauccry Court Of the city Of
Richmond In the suit Of Taylor against SturSes.
shall. on MONDAY the 18TH day Of Aprtl, ls7:- at S
O'Clock Z. NJ, upon the premises. sell at public AUG
ton to the highest bidder, that desirable DWELL
ING as above located, containing nine rooms, with
all the modern improvements; kitchen with four
rooms, stable and -house-illi In Sood order.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; the balance at SIX,
twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable notes.
Interest added, and satisfactorily endorsed ana the
title to he retained till the whole purchase money DC
paid. and conveyance DC directed by the court;
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.
and Special Commissioners.
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By Thomas W. Reese, Auctl0nCer,
No. 1917 Main street.

L'OR SALE.-Hayingd determined to change
Il nv business. now offer for sale my MILL
SITE. GROUND and WATER LEASES. on the
south side of the Dock foot of Seventeenth street,
which is one of the best locations for milling or
manufacturing purposes in the state: also. several
CORN. WHEAT. Il PLASTER STONES. TWO
TURBINE WATER WHEELS, DR. ~ G
SATURDAY the 13th instant. wifi be sold at
o'clock OH that day to the highest bidder.
nm a.gt ID. w. MOORE.
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AUCTroN sALEs--.Thi. Day.
BY Cook, &c LauglIton, Auctloneers'
corner Governor and Franklin sireets.

IoUsEHoLD FURNITURE, BED
IL DIEG. BLANKETS. REFRlGEkA 4, "
10 O'clock we will sell ut our aucton-rooIns ..,,
NJ A HOGANY WARDROBES and CABINETS,
MaMn NE ,E.ToP niyREhirs and wAsHSTANDs,
JENNY LIND and COTTAGE BEDSIEADS'
SINGLE and DOUBLE MATTKESEES,
A large lot Of BEDDING, WHITE 81 hEAOo,
PILLOWS, FEATHER BEDS,
CANE and W 0OD-SEAT CHhInS
Several excellent REFRIGERAToRS,
GRANITE TOILET SETS,
COOKING-ST0VES.
LOOKING-tiLASSES. pocurpc
MAHOGANY SOFAS, CHAlhS' anu RoNnIhs
MAHOGANY LEAF TABLES,
LOUNGES, KITCHEN FIRNlTURE,
large lot Of CROCKERY, GLASSWA kE, &c
s.a ALSO,
25 Hrkins BUTTER,
Is barrels FISH. -,.,,ro>,-
,r,o Auctioneera
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by Grubbs L Williams,
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents
Eleventh street between Main and Balk.

commissioners SA l. + OF III
X VERY VALUABLE SUBU X \ IAkM
KNOWN AS LAUREL SPRING. AT hCCi,.oSS.
By virtue of decree OF the Ch1ncery Court Oh h:il
oud entered OH the LIST day of March, lai- ~ ic
case of Pancrs administrator u.s. rant ana ue., lic
undersigned. special commissioners thereby APP
pointed will sel at auction, upon the premises, on
FRIDAY. 18th April, ut a O'Clock L. NJ, Inc We'll
known laurel SPRING FARM. !" formerly the
seat of Edwin Cox. 1t lies on the Osborne turnpike
about one and quarter miles below the city; ana AL,
Joins OIL three sides MIR. Franklin Stcalnss Tree I'M
estate and contains about TIi1RTf-ONE ACkES
Of highly-improved land ,,,,, ,,,-,,rr
The improvements are Il large BRICK DIV ELI
ISCI with two-SOry porch extending al ;r9unu'
affordug very extensive view; also, the USUAL out
houses -,
The grounds contain some very handsome stltde-
trees and within the yard there IL fine spring.
This was once regarded as of the most atirac-
tive country seats the city. and with inc Jtdl,
cjous Outlay of reasonable sum OF money II could
lie made In every respect desirable us nome, ana
for trucking or gardening PURPOSES.
TERMS: Onc-fourh cash. balance at SIN, Twelve,
and eighteen months. for negotiable notes win in-
ereSt added, and title retained until the notes are
paid. ,,..,n ~ ,,o
Land purchased by the Chesapeake and ONO Raal-
road Company for Its eastern depOts. &c:
JAMES ID. HALLIBURTON,
THOMAS j. EVANS,
Commissioners.
GRUDBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. NH .
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LOST. STRAYED, &c.

r OST, OH Monday, somewhere IN Manches-
tor = SMALL ROLL OF NOTES. consisting
IF ono nilor note one five dollar, and three or
foup "l,c-tollar bills The finder will be suitably re-
ynrled bv leaving 1t at my Office or at any drug store
In town. up lo-ltJ e L. 1-'"''-N''' -
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By Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AucuonecrS,
No. lib Main street.

A VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FOR
n SALEBY AUCTION.-On THURSDAY the
nth instant, at ~ o'clock L. NJ, we shall sell by
auction. on the premises, Il VALUABLE BUILD
ING LOT fronting 80 by 6d feet ON the south side OF
Broad street between Twentieth anu Twcnty-first
streets.
TERMS Onc-third cash; the balance IN s. x and
twelve months with interest. secured by Il deed OF
trust. RlCIAkDSoN " w.
APPS Rcai F.sttc a'icuoohcTs.
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BY wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

THREE HANDSOME LOTS IN SID
i NEY. On THE SOUTH SIDE OF CARY
BETWEEN RAND0LPH AND , MASHIN T;,I, IN
sold nj auction. ON the premises, on SATURDAY the
18th of April 1872, ut O'Clock y. ~, those THREE
BEAUTIFUL LOTS, Nos. S. 0, and ], In CaDell q
Ragand.s plan, each fronting 30 feet on the south
side of Cary street, running back 1877 feet
TERMS: Oue-third cash; balance at fourand eight
months for negotiable notes, interest added secured
Inv a trust decd w. GODD7N,
an in Auctioneer.
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IL CARTWRIGHT, L URN 1T u REQ
IL. DEALER, having moved to the new ~.
store No. IS Governor street, between Main |HT
and Franklin. keeps on hand large stock of .
the latest styles OF HOMEMADE and NORTH
ERN FURNITURE; also, Lounges, Mattresses,
BEDDING, &c: Which will he sold at the lowest
prices for cash. 1t will be to the interest of buyers
to give me 4 call before purchasing elsewhere:
+. GATHRIGHT.
fe Is-3m No. 16 Governor street.
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ENGLISH MAGAZINES.
ROOTS. SHOES. &c.

1,HE UNDERSIGNED HANlNGS,
/ bought the good will. stock and fixture s~A-
of the late VI. NESZEL, respectfully II fsA
nounccs To the foriucr patrons ami thr pun.
Lily that he /, fully prepared Ia furnish GEHll ~
NF,S'S FIRST-CLASS WORN IN Bcoi 'S'i"i"'
AM y > LOT II WALTER,
r. Fourteenth s;:''t.
80 ourn>itc ENClllnS" li"'''