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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-21

prpsoxAI.-GrncralW ". III. +. Lee, OF New
Kent county, WIS in the city on saturday.
Samuel Puilam, charged with telonlou>l ~
ossaultipg +. 4. Green with hammer, ana
r. A. Green, charged with assuming ana
beating Samuel Pulli,m. were balled IN inc
Police Court yesterday in The sum ol S3oo
each for their appearance tomorrow.
William +. Randolph and Charles Young,
charged with burglary, continued lnlN 10,
morrow. Randolph was committed ana
Young baicd in the sum OF 5000.
Frank stone charged with attempting to
kill William i. Griffith. was allowed bail in
the sum Of 800 for his appearance to-nlor-
row..
Colonel Thomas T. Owens (aid to the Gov
crnor), who has been sojourninS for the past
few dlys in Norfolk. has returned to Rich
lnond.
So, crintcrlcrt Bnford, Of the public
schools of this city, WIS expected In return
70 Richmond yesterday.
Among the arrivals at Ford's Hotel on
Saturday were 3ic>Srs. l.. \. Bailey, Peters
burg: John Mccarthy. Cincinnati L. flar-
riSon, Mobile: George NJ. St"bbins. Spring
field. Mass. W. u. Stewart, Alexandria;
Samuel Palmer, Alexandria; Il. \. Reid,
Augusta William Lindsey, North Caro-
lima: John Lamb. Charles City county ;
George III. Walker, Charles City county D..
J. Morris, Norfolk; Thomas II. Williams,
Mason, Tenn.
At the Exchange the following names
were registered: MeSsrs. j. {. Carpenter,
Lowmoorc, Va; 6. 4. Lacy, Alabama; w.
X. Bland, Nottoway Hon. G. &. Memmin-
ger, +. X. Mcmmingcr, Charleston, S. G. {;
G. NJ. Lowe, Georgia; r. +. Lee, King VIII
liam county; G. L. Swami, Mississippi; D.
Stanley Joyce. New York, and DIR. ID. r..
Browning Williamsburg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-21
BY Moody & Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets,

T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
- TRULY yAhUABLh, REAL ESTATE; ST.
TIONS OF THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER. M
PROVED AND uNlMPRONED.-ist:: -Four 80;
feet lots situated on the corner OF flfteehth ana
Perry streets. and running bark 10 ice1.
2d. Four 3V-eet lois on said Perry strtet between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth StrretS-the one on inc
corner of Fifteenth has Il small two-story franco
house, now occupied by Walter Day, EST, rs Il
schOO-housc.
sd 66 feet by les on the south side of Bainbridg'
street, commencing IT the corner OF thirteenth
street. This property has gnon framed hnildlhg
thereon. yieldiuya rental OF $3.50 pera nnum.
ih. Two lots 8! ami 81 feet each by 1875 trct on the
south side OF Hull street the corner Of Four
tccnth and Hui streets. There are some improve
mens this property. and tits finely situated for
business stands. .
Stu IS feet by Is. situated on the corner of Hull
and Seventh streets. or Bridge avenue. There Is Il
large two-sory frame building on this property,
nov in the occupancy Of McssrS. Burton 4 Mont
gomcry auciiouccTS. and Mrs. yatt, cOnieclOncr'
nj Il rental of SGl2 per ahnIln.
This is the most desirable piece OF properly oilcr-
ed since the war In the tuwn IL proximity 10 the
free bridge. AMI being Immediately at me corner al
said Hull street and Hrid.c avenue makes 1t par
ticuarly we'll adapt"daS iirsi.ciaSS business stand
This Is the mos! desirable property We have ever
offered. and shouc attract the attention Of capi-
t:.iSts and all seeking tirSt-ciss investments; ,
All OF the Doyccscricd rc; estate Is sold for tlic
benefit OF the late Thomas II. Junes'5 heirs.
This property will bc sold 1t public auction on
SAL URnAi. September -, 1913. on The premises
commencing M - o'cIcck l.. NJ, ut the corner Ui
Fifteenth and Ferry streets.
TERMS: Onc-iuilrth cash: the balance ut FOUR,
eight and twelve months for negotiable notes, Dear
ing interest from Gay ofsalc and secured by 4 trust
deed.
Any onc desiring any information. or wishing to
see this property before the ia: OF SALE Will call on
TAX "'''' '''''' ''' '','' MOODY & ROYALL.
scI7-W,S W. h,F&S-Gt Ancioneer+.
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Ey Wellington Godlln,
Auctionecr and Real Estate Agent,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets,

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VERY VALUA-
L BILE ESTATE IN NOTToWAY COUNTY
CALLED "INWOOD," CONTAINING ABOUT
SEVEN Hun DRIED AND FORTY-TWOA ACRES,
SIX MILES FROM TIE JUNCTION OF THE
ATLANTIC. MISSISSIPPI AND OHIO RAIL
ROAD.-By virtue Of Il deed of trust executed 10
the subscriber by Mrs julia L. " oGdridgc, bearing
date 1t oil June, 1871. duly recorded in h0ttoway
County Court, shall in execution thereof, and with
the consent and appreciation OF the 2r7,lltGr proceed
10 sell ut public auction on VEIN ESDA the lSt
day OF October 1873. 1T O'Clock L. NJ In front or Inc
depot Of said railroad company at Holloway Junc-
ton. the valuable estate located as ab,.yc bounded
on the north hy the lands of Edward JctreSs ana
i. j. Fowlkes: the west by the lands OF said JET
frcss: on the south by the lands OF William l..
Dickinson; and on the t:St by the lands OF &. y.
Cr;lle and l.. r.. FowlkcS, formerly ownet ny
Colonel W. &, Knight. The land Is well adapted To
the cultivation OF tobacco, wheat. and corn, ana Is
well watcrcd; contains Il good proportion OF wood
andarable land
The improvements consist Of Il large tllrcc-Storr
double brick house OF modern style and constructed
I'm the most substantial manner: brick kitrhen anu
smoke hOusc, good framed stable. barn. ana SER
wants houses. 4 large lawn surrounds the house
There are about one thousand peach and apoe-
trees. There are within Il !cw miles III the place
several churches aud mills. with postoltcc on the
adjoining farm. The society IN The neighbothood
is compseh of some OF tIl. best virginia f8lnillcS
Persons disposed TO purchase II most desirable
farm with an elegant mansion thereon are Invite q
to examine thu place BEFORE the day OF sale, 50 rs
to hc able TO bid for II Understandings.
TERMS: Onc-iourth cash: balance in three eqnal
instruments at onr, twO and three years for nego-
table notes bearing Interest at seven per cent per
annum, secured by IL trust deed or uile retained UNI
I'll the whole purchase money be paid.
sc l6-eOl ids ROBERT HOWARD. Trustee.
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

Tar VALUE OF COUNTY PRoPERTY.-From
the assessors books, returned to ONCE OF
county clerk, the following information Is
Obtained of the value Of property IN the
county:
Maioaca Tounship-Total value OF land
and improvements, $685., 1SS; personal pro-
perty, $4,000. -
CYorcr Riu-Land and improvements,
s4G9. 1853 personal property, S125,00O.
Dale-Land, Sc, $3.50, o4s; personal pro-
pcrly, $4,000.
Bermuda-Land, &C., s4Oa, O52; personal
property, S74,546.
The assessors Of Manchester and Midlo-
THAN townships have not yet reported.
Town Notwithstanding to the books
of William Il. Lithgow, Esq, returned TO
the Office of the Town Auditor, the value OF
real estate and improvements in the town OF
Manchester is ST. ,Gl2, 900, and that of the per-
sonal property at S134,090. The books will
remain at the office for few days for exam
nation and for correction OF erroneous as
sessments.
TRusTEEs' MEEr!SG.-The town trustees
met Friday night, DR.. William K WelsiSer
presiding, and all the members present eX-
cent Mr.. Owens. The Water Committee
were instructed 10 rent out the corn-mlii 10
the highest bidder for q term Of years not 10
exceed five. No other business of special
Importance was transacted. The books OF
the assessor were received, and highly COM
plimcnted.
PrBrlc MEETINGs.--The public discussion
of the question of female suffrage before the
Jefferson Literary Society takes place to-
morrow night. It has not as yet been de.
cided whether it will be at the county court
house or in the basement of the Methodist
church.
Manch( ster Council Friends of Temper
ancc vii; have grand rally at the BaptlSt
church Thursday night. Distinguished ad,
yoc;,tcs OF the cause will be present ana
address the mcc.in2-
PERsosAL.-Rcv. Chastain '. Waugh, an
old Manchester phloiosisn, has been con-
Quoting Il successful revival of religion at
fine BAPTIST church at Mountain Plain, Albc-
marie county, Va.
Sidney II. Perduc, Esq, township col
lcctor, is lying dangerously i'll ut his fathers
residence.
Mr.. Thomas w. Gentry left Saturday ON
i visit to Baltimore and philadelphia.
CAPTAIN w. s. Fc.nald. Of the United
States revenue office, has been called 10
Lynchburg as 4 witness in the United States
District Court.
TIE + AIDES FAIRS-Thc really attractive
fair being held at the county courthouse by
the ludics of the Methodist chlIrch has been
well attended, and the managers have de-
ciced 20 continue it during this week. All
who have not attended should not fail 10
do so.
The ladies of the Baptist church are
making extensive preparations for their les
tiyal, which will shortly be inaugurated.
TIE MAscHEsrER PASSENGER LlSE.-The
enterprise of Mr.. ". III. Waymack is meet
Ing with deserved success; and 1t Is designed
if the patronage merits it to Introduce other
and bct,cr coachcs on the line. The flrc IS
low. and the people will doubtless patronlze
this line literally, and thus hasten the cstab-
ishucnt OF street raiiWa".
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LOCAL MATTERS.

SUDDEN DEAru on THIRD sTREET.-iast
night few minutes after 8 O'Clock negro
woman, apparently about thirty years o,n'
Knocked at the house of Janetta Bow'es. 40.
SIS Taird street, and asked Tor he'i'' "a, ,'s
She was in great agony, and wanted some
camphor or little spirits. Janctta BoWIes
was at first reluctant TO open the door, hht
finally consented to do so. When the woman
entered she said her name was Rebccca' ana
tina, she camo from Cary street. She TOOK a
seat. and Drs. Garnet and EDWARDS were
sneed;ly summoned by two officers from the
Third Ward. In the mean time the woman
fell from the chair in which she was sitting,
ard died before the physicians arrived.
Coroner Taylor was next summoned, and
reached the house shortly after 10 O'Clock.
lie viewed the body, and concluded from
The facts and her scncralappcarance that she
died Of congestion OF the lungs.
Tnc body was removed 10 tho City Morgnc,
where il remains for identification.
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BY w. Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent
corner eleventh and Bank streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ASMALLFAR,


SALE OF ASMALLFARM
Il OF TWENTY-SEYEN AND OEE-EOUGTp
ACRES, On THE BROOK TURNPIKE TWO
AND A QUARTER NILES MOTH or RICH
MOND, IN THE COUNTY OF HENKICO.-By
tees. with power In either Of them 10 act. bear
Ing date on tho 9Th day or March: 1854 duly record
ed In the clerks Office OF Henrico County Court,
and by decree OF the Ch.ncery Court Of th.
city OF Richmond pronounced on the 20ih day Of
October, 1870, In the Of GOrons administrator
against Rose and others. which decree has recently
been confirmed by the Court OF Appeals. the under
sgnCd, acting ustee- will proceed 70 sell at public
auction, upon the premises, on THURSDAY the
fair y not on the next fair day thereafter. the
TRACT Ok PARCEL OF LAND conveyed by The
said deed. containing TWESTY-SEVEN AND
OSE-FOURTH ACRES composed nf lots Nos. L.
S, aud in Charles Copland's pbinj, lying 10 The
county of Henrico on the east side OF the Brook
turnpike and extending back 10 the old road. and
adjoining the lands of Mrs. SALISBURY and Others.
On one of the lots there Is comfortable dwelling
house and the usual out-buildings, o we'll Of good
water, and an excellent orchard.
The said land will be divided Into two or more
parcels, may be deemed best ut the hour of sac.
his property Is located ~ desirable and I'm pros u
Ing part Of The county, aud Is wei adapted for -
market garden Or duirv farm.
TERMS: While the decd requires cash sa,c, We.
am authorized by all the paroles in any nlanncrlu
tcrCsted 10 alter them To one-iOurih Of the purc,"
money payable In cash the balance IN cqua! liy-
meuts 1T six, twelve, and eighteen months FOR No.
terest added, aud the title 10 bc retained nus: the
whole purchase money IS fully paid:
Sc l,S.15&tdtds ~ i ActipG Trustee.
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RETAIL MARKET PEIcEs.--The following
carefully corrected quotations are an exhibit
of the retail prices of family supplies i'll this
city:
Meats. c.-Beef-Porterhous lSc. sir
,oin. Isl. roasting pieces. rib. 1876: roast
ing pieces, chuck, II to 125c.; round steak.
15c,: shoulder, II to .123c.; rump. lJc. !;
corned. 15c.: smoked, 90 TO 25c:; tongues,
fresh, % to SOC; smoked, so to 115c.; shinS,.
10 to Soc; calf heads. l5c.. Ncal-lGi to lSc.
for choice outlets roasting pieces, l5r.
Pork-Roast. 10 to 12c.: chops, l24c. !:
middng, 123c.; coIned, 125c.; smoked Sau-
sage, 1876. tripc, per bunch, ac.
Multon-Sirloin, 1GSc.; leg, 1GSc.: shout
dcrs, 15Ic.: breast, l0c.; rack. II &C.; chops,
| u 10 zoe; breast, l5c.; loin, 163c.; shout
ders, lie; outlets, 1885,: rack, II to l24:.
b-IIind.quarterS, 1915; fore quar-
tiers, 15c.
lIams-Canva>ed, 1Sc.; country-curcd.
lSc.; Su@ar-curcd. 19c.
Pigs Fect-Pcr dozen, o0c.
Bologna Sausage, 1Gac.
FI,h.--Smoked hcrrlngs, per dozen, 2Uc. !;
SaIt lnatkerel, each, 3 to 23c.; catfish. per
bunch. 25c.; soft crabs, per dozen. 81: hard
crabs, per dozen, Soc; ecls, apiece, 10 to l1c;
spots. 25c. per bunch; croakcr>, DC. per
bunch; trout. % to Soc. per bunch; oysters,
$50 per gallon.
Observation-Disclosures, Irish. per peck, 80 to
| 40c.; per haf.peck, zoe; sweet potatoes, per
peck. 40 to jOc.; parsley. 3 to 5c.: herbs, per
! bunch, &C.; onions, per quart, lQc.; cabbage,
per head, 5 to l5c. tomatoes. per quart, ) 10
l2c. : horse radiSh, pc: piece, 5 TO loc.: green
blackeye peas, Sc. per quart; butter beans,
20 to Zoe. per quart; egg plant, to 13c.
apiece corn, Il 10 20c. per dozen.
F:Wts.-Appcs, per peck, % to 4oc.; dried
apples, per pound, to &c.; fresh peaches,
per peck, 775c.; peaches. per pound. 10
| to 16ac: pears, 10c. per quart; plllmS, loc.;
watermeonS, scarce, 10 to Soc; cantaloupes,
scarce, 10 to 15c.,; grapes, to loc. per
pound; okra, 10 to 15c. per quart; chnk;l-
pins, 15c. per quart; ounces, Zoe. per peck.
Butter 0ad Dairy Products.-Butter-
| Choice mountain. % to 35c.; Goshen, 3jc. :;
country, fresh, so to 40c. Sweet milk, per
quart, lOc buttermilk, &C.; smeerkaSe, Zoe.
Honey, per pound, 16s to zoe. Cheese,
prime, 25c. Eggs. per dozen, % to 30c.
| Pouihy.-Chickens, per pair, % to 90c.,
or three for 81; per dozen, $3.50 to 500.
Squads. per pair, 25c. Ducks, $50 per pair.
Gane.-Sora, zoe. to 81 per dozen.
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BY q, X. Weisiger,
Auctioneer aud Land Agent,
lois Main street.

THAT MOST DESIRABLE AND AT
L TRACTIVE LOT FOR A BUSINESS STAND.
SITUATED ON PEARL. CARY, AND NEW
STREETS, OPPOSlTEJ. P. WINSTON & CO.'S,
RICHMOND. AT AUCTION.-By request of Mr..
John Mandus | will sell, on the premises, ut II
O'Clock NJ. on THURSDAY the 18th September,
1873, the above LOT fronting on Pearl street feet
running back on New 50 feet. and ON Cary q feet
inches. This IS regarded one Of the most yau-
able pieces Of property In the city. Its convenience
to depots, mills, warehouses, &c., Will save large
percent. in drayage. 1t is suited TO any .Rlno OF
business.
There arc about $4,000 bricks, which the par-
chaser will get.
TERMS !: One-thirl clsh: balance at one aud two
wears interest adlcdat six per cent, in negotiable
nOees, secured by deed of trust.
Sc II ID. X. WElSIGER. Auctfoncer.
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CONyEYASCgs OF REAL ESTATE for the
week ending september 20, 1878:
Lots fronting
154 feet on Third street between Jackson
and Duvas, for $3.50.
81 feet on Nicholson street near Chesa'
peake and Ohio railroad. for So.
- feet on Seventeenth street between Main
and Franklin, for 1920.
1854 feet on Fifth street, for 1914.
80 feet OH Seventh street near Preston, for
$50.
% feet on Peasants street, for 1919.
SO feet on Vcnablc street, corner Tulip,
for II $50.
Two lots on Church Hill for -.
90 feet on Graham street, for $3.50.
172 feet on Fourth street, for 81 800.
"a feet on Baldwin street between Federal
and Valley, for 500.
30 feet on Laurel street near Beverly, for
$50.
AZ feet on Richard street, for Sl5225.
- feet on Moore street near Oak, for 500.
81 feet OH Pine street near Albcmarle, tor
500.
80 feet on 81. james street near Hill, for
SlgS.
50 feet on alley between Duyal and Baker,
for $3.50.
- feet on alley between Dual and Baker,
for $50.
80 feet on Franklin street between Twen'
,y-cishth and Twenty-ninth, for 81, l22.
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EASpoIrH MACON COLI.EGE.--The session
of this very tourishing institution of learn
inr opens next Thursday, the 18th instant.
Already quite Il number Of young men have
PASSED through the city on their way thither ;
among them we notice several from Texas.
This college, under the direction OF IFS distin-
.uished president, DR.. Duncan, and IN efli'
Gent corps Of instructors. has risen 80 rap
idly in public favor lis TO rank among the
,ir-, in the South in pn:nt Of numbers and
in the training which its pupils receive il
will compare lAvol1l'ly with any Of our col
IppcS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-21

HELMBOLD's BUCIiC.-Thc only reliable Mcdl-
cine for diseases OF the kidneys and urinary organs.
pcrtcct diurcfic, the long continued use of which
hy the people OF this country for the last twelve
wears has fully established lis reputation the best
remedy for these diseases known.
II is one Of The few medicines that have stood The
test of time II has true and genuine merit. Be-
ware of countcrfcits. he genuine has llEI.MhoiD ;
pryatr proprietary stamp.
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THE Public Schools. public schools
of Richmond will he opened on Monday
The 10Th instant. On Thursday the 10Th
the principals and teachers OF the pub
lie schools will meet the city supcrntcnd-
cnt Of schools for consultation i'll the new
high school building, on Marshall street be-
tween Eighth and Ninth. at 10 O'Clock
a. VI. On Saturday The nth, alto 4. NJ,
the teachers will again meet in the spacious
new asscmb!y-room of the high school, and
complete tEcirarrangements for the opening
of the schools.
Tomorrow morning the examination OF
pupil. for admission into the high school com
mcrc,.s in the new building. The supcrln-
tcnirnt urges the importance eI payment OF
the capitation, city, and State tax for school
Purposes by the parents Of pupils before
their children are sent to the schools, and
the necessity for the applicants to show their
receipts before being admitted.
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by W. Godilin.
Auctionecr and Real Estate Agent,
corner of EIeye nth and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
L LOT IN DCVAL'S ADDITION, At THE
CORNER OF ST. JOHN AND COUTrs
STREETS-As trustee in a certain deed of trust
executed hy the late John r. Tyler and wife. bear
m0nd Hastings Court. shall, In execution thereof,
proceed to sell at public auction on the premises,
on MONDAY the ed September 1879, NJ O'clock
T.. NJ, the LOT and LARGE FRAMED DWELL
INC; located as above, in the occupancy Of the
family Of the grantor. The lot has front OF 80 ny
~ feet; and the dwelling contains five or SIX
rooms. and is In good order
TERMS: Liberal, and made known at the hour OF
sale. W. GopDlN,
sell Trustee.
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JACKSON WAnr.-An adjourned meeting
OF the Conservative voters OF ',acksoii
Ward will he held ut John NJ. ltulchers, on
Second street. Oh tomorrow (Montiay eve
ming at o'clock, for the purpose OF perfect
ing the organization ofa he'nper kampaiGn
klub for the ward. All the Conservative
voters of the ward are requested to be pres
cnt; and all the members OF similar clubs.
and all Others favorable to the enterprise are
invited TO attend.
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COOP REASONS VIII

NlI.LIAM I'm SMITH,,
rs LEADER in The most FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
which is now produced in the Richmond MIR
kct bv him, cn furnish the same III about tlc
same price OF inferior make hy ether houses :
The first Is from the simple fact that lie ltis had
IN experience of thirty years in lis lhaliat' nehl
and kept pace with tho times: also that his eN-
pcnscs in proportion to lis sales enable him I" save
from 10 10 il per cent. 10 hr consumer. Another
reason is that the goods bought ron CASH from
first hands, early in the season. when the millS are
anxious to sell, thus saving tic nddlcmans prohi
and giving EXTRA FACILITIES un"iualitd ~ any
similar house in The city or STATE, ana c'lilii l" Il
good profit in the outset saved l" inc CONSUMER
These f:tc!S-rREE, and well worth CONSTITUTING
ou tho rlri of tinsc who want GOOD GOODS 81 lair
prircs. Al such recommend Ia go to Inc ira'rr
ar ,.hiop. VIM. Ira Smith. 1903 Main street.
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By Grubbs. & Williams,
Rerl. Estate Agents and Aucuonceis,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TOIJR SMALL DWELLINGS IN DU-
u y.I,S AMBITION AT AUCTION.-Un FRI
DAY. 2sth September, commencing ut % o'clock
p NJ we viii sell upou the premises res pectVeiy-
Two BRICK DWELLINGS, with four rooms
zach nj the southeast corner of Baker ana ST. Petcr
streets, occupied BY Lewis Washington, cooper
and others. ..4.,, .,,, :.
I,uyal stree: Just beyond st. Peter street. with
three rooms esch, occupied BY Carter Braxton and
Tiles. h6uscs all bring good rents, and are OF the
class so much in demand by those wanting cheap
homes.
! TERMS: At sale.
: ''1" GRUBBS K WILLIAMS,
SO Of AuctOueers.
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by Grubbs Il Williams,
AuctIoncers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THAT MOST VALUABLE BulLDlNG
L LOT lying on the west side OF G1rgrnoT, ior
Ihlrtccnth) street between Main and FEnSlln
strrcts and between the handsome new ttncillents
az SIcs.rs i A. Kelvin and :. ". Harwood to bc
sold at auction on MONDAY, ed September ut l.
O'Clock NJ. upon the premises. ,,o ,u;,,,o,.
The LOT Is about ia by IS. and has the privilege
of huildiug into tie wall on the northern SIDE \"
lot In the city admits of SO cheap and profitable I'M
provcIncn rs this. Situated Thin rev Steps Oh
The hest bSincss portion or Main street, anu sur
rounded ly an active business, nothing more dcsrl-
hIn ,s an investment can he found than this pro-
perry. ,, -. -. .,,
twelve months with interest added, and secured by
trus; deed GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS.
20 ~ AuctiOuccrS.
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New ENGiNks---The Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company have in the last week
contracted with some of the first makers in
The United States for iitty-four new freight
engines OF the best class. and are just re-
ceiying one thousand tons Of steel rails, TO
be followed up rapidly by other large sup.
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Ngw CrLyERr on MAIN STEEEr.-The build
ing of IL culyert on Main from Eighteenth
street eastward is progressing slowly. The
depth TO which il is necessary TO dig on ac'
count of the rise Of the street makes the
work more laborious. 1t has now reached
Nineteenth street
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TER STARTLED FAWN,
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By Grubbs C Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionces'
Eleventh street between Ma n ana Bank.

THAT MOST BEAUTIFUL LOT OF
i GROUND AT THE NORTHwESr C0RN;E!s
OF CARY A MI PINE STREETS At AUCTION ;
On SATURDAY, 27th September conlieneins al, ae
VSLiIHBL 4 LOT OF GROUND situated above,
having front of 100 feet Pine street ana OF LIZ
acrorjinr TO plat which will be shown at The time
of sale. ,.,,,.. ,
Recent sales In this immediate vicinity Indicate
prospect for the most rapid Increase IN value ior
business purposes and for dwellings. NO better IN
yestmcnt Is now Offering rt ~.
TERMS: At sale. .,