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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-31

According to the Charleston Is. CO. Ne,os
and Courier, Mrs. Fanny Baldwin, poor
woman living at the foot OF the Blue Ridge
mountains in Oconee county. S. c., walked
the other day from her home to the residence
of her father. near Pendleton, distance OF
thirty.four miles, carrying her BABY, SIX
months old and weighing t~enty-one pounds,
10 her arms. She left home at about 6 O'Clock
in the morning, and reached her fathers at
O'Clock in the afternoon, making an average
of little more than three miles an hour Tor
eleven consecutive hours, over mountain
Gus, billy, and rough road, with the ther.
mometer standing at ninety-six degrees most
OF the time. No other motive induced the
walk than her desire to see her parents.
Considering the sex of the performer, the
weight carried, the distance, the time, the
nature of the road, the temperature OF the
weather, and the absence of Az exciting mo-
tive, this walk has scarcely parallel in the
history of Professionalism. Mrs. BALDWIN Is
about twenty.six years of age, rather below
the medium beght, thick set, and the mother
of four children.
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THOUGHTS FROM THE TALaUB.-Th thought
OF the sin is worse than the si1. The Older
the wise man gets the wiser he grows; the
fool, when be ages, becomes but an old 70 81.
He who studies for angood purpose, to hin,
his study becomes blessing; TO him who
does not, it grows into poison. A bad wife
is like hail.storm. Do not dwell too long
on your friends praises; you will end in
saying things against him. Do much or lit
tie. so that you do it for good purpose.
Refined music is liked by refined people
weaYers DO not much care for 1t. Three
cry out but get no pity-Ylz., he who lends
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A yel0eipede Race of log Miles.


On Monday last the race for the captainoy
and sub eaptainey OF the MiddIesex Bicycle
Club took place from Bath TO London-a
distance of lCS miles. The start was from!
the front Of the Abbey, and sR the compete
tors were up to time. Dir. Sparrow. who
accompanied the race. started them at eight
minutes past 5 O'Clock, and, ewing to the
great number Of people assembled, there
was some difficulty in passing through the
crowd. In few minutes, however, they
were out of the town, and the running
was very sharp. Walker and Tyne we're
leading. Some of the competitors had TO dis
mount and walk up Box Hh. They all
passed through Chippenham at the rate Of
fourteen miles an hour, aud Csdne 9nineteen
mles) was reached in an hour and hiatt.
They passed through in the following order:
Walker, Leaver, Tyne, Percy, Goulding,
Spencer, aud Pesrce. No stoppage was made
until Marlborough was reached (thirty-two
miles,: Walker, Tyne. and Leaver coming in
together, the distance being got over in two
and three-quarter hours. Spencer here
passed Sparrow and Goulding. From Mari.
borough to Newbury eighteen niles
Walker aud Tyne led the way. At Hunger
ford Goulding's machine gave way through
striking large projecting stone while going
down hill. After an attempt to repair il be
got as far US Tbatcham, where he was com.
PEELED to take the train for London. Walker
and Tyne performed the journey from Bath
TO Newbury (tiily miies) IN four and three
quarter hours. Leayer and Percy were
making good time as far as Northampton,
but soon after Lesyer dropped behind, and
was passed by Spencer at Reading. Walker
soon after made squirt, and Tyne saw no |
more of him. at Twyford Spencer over.
hauled Percy, and they had smart race as
far as Coinbrook, where Percy STOP
ped to rest. The arrivals at the club.
room at.-. Kensipgton were as fol
lows: Walker, 3:13; Tyne, $50; Spencer.
BIZ; Percy, G:5s; Leayer, 1885. Walker
had been somewhat jaded at Hounslow, but, /
upon his arrival at the goal, be started, after
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By Chatfin. Staples 6 Co.,
Real Estate AuctIoneers and Agents,
corner Tenth and Bank streets.

T1HE NED, SPECIAL COM
i MISSIONERS, appointed for the purnose by
decree OF A melia Circuit curt made At the June
term of The said court S74, Will pursuance o.
lie auction, to the highest hid ,er: on The lOrH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, S74 III fair. aud II not,
on the next fair day thereafterl, at O'Clock r d.
on that day. that certain LOT OK PARCEL OF
LAND In the city OF Richmond (mentionad iu
Commissioner Meside's reportl of which Wi liam
j. Bsrksdale died seized ana possessed and which IS
descrbedin the deed 70 said Barksdale as fron!ing
90 feet on The south side OF Wat.r street and run
ming back 70 the ship-ock. and bounded on the east
By The land of A. Robinson, DR., and On the west ny
The land OF Fl. G.. Cabell.
Terms: Five hundred dollars In cash balance In
six, twelve end eighteen months from the day OF
sale negotiable noes to be taken for the deferred
payments with interest added. and lille retained
until all of the purch dse-mOney Is paid ana de-
cree for the conveyance ordered by the court.
WILLIS j. DANCE,
THOMAS L. GILES,
SIccal commissioners.
BY CHAFFIN, STAPLES L Co., Auctioneers
- au 7-tdS
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few minutes, rest. to meet the reu,aisder
Of the competitors. The t!ne made by
Walker Il one hour less than the fastest
stage. coach ever performed the journey from
london to Bath in, and Is also the best
bicycle travelling on record, the pace OF the
winner exceeding ten aud half miles per
hour. including stoppsges. Mr. sparrow,
the starter, although upwards OF MY yea a:s
of age, followed tie competitors on nis
bicycle, and perfc rmed the whole Journey
in fifteen hours, U.cludiug stoppsges.
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r.csser from Danvilic. !.
scorrespondence Of the Kiehmord DISPATCH
rrKas-TsIpE MATTERS.
DAsylLLE. VA, August ~, ~


n,sruIn. Va. August %, 1874.
Some say the prospect tor tais se.a
as,r: others say 1t Is hopeless. Inc tnouss ."
dollars necessary for the heginntne OF ope.a'
s;ons hos not been obtained. About nse pun.
Jred dollars has been subscribed; ABOUT
shrea hundred promised condittonsiiy.
Row !. II. Lacy and Mrs. Lacy, receasi!
M Dsny;lie. have been offered the chafse o.
tho nnb,,e school at Pittsyivania Courthouse
and will probably settle there. e,oa
NJ, W IT Trowbridye has been eonuheu
81 h;s room for three weeks with a'sease
re rho ewes which renders him aHnost .oAa',y
hind. The disease was produced 1y iesu-
;no exces sIyeIy at night. During TINS con-
as ON, the members OF the Masonic irater.
,,t,v have been duly attentive to MN.
Nothing of speciai interest has been done
IN tho limited States Court this week. his
Honor has been occupied nearly the "nete
time with petty cases on the crlnnatooose1'
Hon. G.. L. Thomas is IN town. Ihere
was caucus smongst the Radtcs' 'ieaeers
last evening, hear, at which II was aS,eeo
that without being nominated tie shoTh DC
their candidate tor Congress.
The ,ouug mrn Of the Baptist chureh ana
.,r tho Nan.street Nethoais, 'chUrch nave
recenily been holdirg uniou prayer-meet-
;oss. which are reported very pleasant
indeed. o,;-o
: the tobacco trade continues very ac'ive.
x,ne or the warehouses on yesterday sold. III
romnd numbers, 10000 pounds at sn average
of $40 per hundred. Both Mast ana Mari
Morgan ought to have been here 10 nave
sketcbed the faces OF the plantersa as pie a. &c,
nile was knocked out at high figures. give
The auo'a,iors for this week: y cry common OF
Jugs, &C to 81 90; good luss, &c 90 sto, cs s1'
mon bright, SA2 toSso; 'aneV stnoSeis, S-'
- sac. common red leaf, $40 to Sl2; goot
Leaf sl2 to sl5; good, rich and wsxy. $50 L
800: common bright leaf, $40 10 S4o; goo(
bright, so to $50; fancy wrappers, $40 t.
MIR. Frark Fuller. a mersber of the To
bacco Association, died to-day. bis bod.
was carried to his home, in Caroline. tor In
.erment ALPHA.
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BY Bronaugh & Taylor,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Office opposite Courthouse, on Hull street,
Manchester, Va.

A FINE TRUCK FARM ON THE
N RICHMOND AND PETERSBnRG RAIL,
ROAU, AT RICE'S STATION, SEVEN NIL,
FROM kICHMOSD,F FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
nv request OF the owner. will sell at auction on
the premises, DNESDAY, septemher T;!SIa,
at IL O'Clock NJ, that very desirable IhDChr
laud, well adapted to trucking, with DWELLING
house, store and post-otice on the premises:
ftabie investment VIII do we'll TO attend the sale.
TERMS: One-haf cash: balance In six months;
secured by DIT ed OF trust. u,y,n,
an 0S.tds AuciOneers.
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on., ESTATE ar PRIVATE SALE.

REAL EsSEAHE "a II ksR IA = II
-----~~~ -
MARKET FARM FOR SALE.-l ouer
Isl for sale that BEAUTIFUL PLACE formerly
owned by Kuhn & Martin, on Thirty-tirst street
near lakewood Cemetery. II contains TW ENI1 :
TWO ACRES OF HIGHLY IMPROVED LAND
and Is well adapted to market gardening 1t has on
It a GOOD DWELLING with six rooms; also,
KITCHEN, STABLE, &C., and is well enclosed
with new fence.
A bargain may be had by calling at my stall In the
First Market.
Terms of payment will be liberal.
all 31-6t V. hESI1LGIs, US.
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A UGUST 3, 1874.
T. 2. PRICE & CO.,
have just opened
NEW SIDE BAND PRINTS,
IRISH LINENS and BLACK SILKS; g..
NECK RUFFLISGs In variety;
BLACK and CoLoRED KID GLOVES;
LADIES BLACK SILK GLoyEs-best;
WASH NETS and BLACK SILK NETT;
HAMBURG EDGES and INSERTISGs;
WHITE ORGANDIES, VICTORIA LAWNS,
STRIPED LAWNS FOR PoLANAIsRS;
SSUCK and Isle GAUNTLETS;
LINENS for suitlng and travelling.
In order to make room for new stock, ell the
SUMNER DRESS GOODS
will be sold of without regard to cost. Great jobs
offered In them to those in want. aus
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By j. Thompson Brown.

D..
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
l115 Main street, opposite Dispatch office.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
- Unired States District Court Of the Eastern
District of Virginia, entered July II, 1874 I'D tne
cause OF Shields rs. Lichtenstlen and as u { uli-
dersigued, as special commits sioners, VIII proCeeu'
on Mon DAY, August 81. S74, N O'Clock T.
NJ. to sell at public auction, on the premises, 10 tne
highest bidder, LOrUF GROUND on Slne,eent IN
street with the BUILDINGS thereon. described as
follows beginning on The east line Of Nintteen,n
street "a feet (more ieSS) north OF It's ltersec
ton with The north line OF Main street running
tnence norihwardlY along said east hne OF Nine,
tcenth street Al feet mnre or ess) 10 an aliey ana
rum Dg back between parallel lines ~ e-lZ Ieet'
beinp the small BRICK RESIDENCE now occu-
pied by Dr. ). ID. Schultz. :
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the exrens ,,s. OF
the sa lie and 1926. with interest from Jnly y
1874 and s4O6.77 on January l, 1875. and
f4l 80 on July l. 1875, to be evidenced IN rego
table notes. with Interest added and title retained
until sale Is approved and whole OF purchase
money Is paid and conveyance ORDERED by court
JOHN s. WISE,
JACOB COIN,
Commissioners.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer. au 19
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saIsrssaBN eAlAEss-Frasrre ssaEs..
n {
~ BY Richardson q CO.,
Rs.l Estate Agprtf and Auctioneefa,
NO, III s Main street.
nroypAp1E pRIcK DWELLING

i DESIRABLE BRICK DWE ! 1
n AND LOT, No. s02 ! 49, s,5s ~ ~ Ma GTIMER
ssKEsH;a FEk sTRERTs FOR SALE By AHc-
TiuN-We shall cell by auction, on snI p. mi,
on ad,, rahls ep,strnctsd and conyenienily-ar-
ranged BRICK DWELLIsG located , Us
Wild usss VIII, k,tchan stable &C.. In GOOD re-
e eSns and lot beautifully ornamented with snfuo-
berry, &c. ,,,,co y, s,x and twelve
LII agoia he notes to be given for the deier.
reI navments, with interest edded and sscnrea W
deco OF trusb' Auctioneers.
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GIFT CONCERT
posrpoNEMENT.
FIFTH AND LAST CONCERT
1 IN AID OF THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY oF KENTUCKY
DISAPPOINTMENT.
DAY. FIXED AND A FULL Dpawrse
sURED on
MONDAY, aoTH NOVEMBER, 1871
LAST CHANCE FOR AN EASY FoRr1:xv,

A postponement OF the Fifth Copccr. Of ,as D.,
lie Library of Kentucky has been 50 generally.
ticipated, and is so manifesy for the fn,erc, n ~
concerned, that It must meet the approval ~ i,
The day is now absolutely fixed anu there viii h. *
variation from the programme nov announces a.,
sufficient number OF tickets had been sold n h,u,
enabled US 10 have had large drawing on tho Al.
July, but short postpoDemen, was cops,s.rsa
preferable to partial drawing. Let It be borpo r.
mind that
THE FIFTH GIFT CONCERT
IS THE LAST
which will ever be given under this Charter apAt,
he present management.
That 1t will positively and untqulyocally ,a.a
place as announced on
MONDAY, BOTH NOVEMBER
that the music will be the best the country affords
and that
10000 CASH GIFTS,
AGGREGA TING
$2,5 1000!
will be distributed by lot among the ticket ho!e,s.
~ GIFTS
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By Cook 8 Laughton, Auctioncers.
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

STOCK OF MILLINERY GOODS
y SHOWCASES. HANDs0ME FKESC d
ttneTIoNAt the request Of Mrs. M. j. Davis,
Who /. declining business, we will sell at her mill
nery-roOms, No. GOT Main street, on MoNDh1
the 31st, at 10 o'clock, her stock OF MILLINERY
GOODS. consisting of coon,
RIBBONS, FEATHERS. MILLINERY GOODS
Flow ERS, BoNNETS. HATS.
Two handsome mircrS' SHOWCASES,
Two counter SHOWCASES,
One elegant FRESCII-rLATE MIRROR, Win
plate by AZ feet, In ornamental aiit frame
with marble base:
COUNTER, HoSNET-STATDS,
SHELVING, SHELF-BoxEs,
MATING, STAIR UIL-CLOi II. &C.
The reputation of the house Is guarantee OF the
>""i0 COOK C LAUGHTON,
moo Auct0neers.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE

uUDGINS, GORDON & CO.,
No 1913 MAIN STREET,
have good assortment of IRON GRENADINES,
all cheap;
SPRING and SUMNER DRESS GOODS at cost for
cash;
MOURNING GOODS and ALPACCAs, cheap;
Beautiful PERCALE>. cheap;
WHITE GOODS-Hosiery and Embroideries-all
new, clean, and cheap;
REAL PAT. and CLUNY. In variety;
A large stock of cash" SWISS, and other trim
mngs for underwear;
SASH-RIBBONS. SCARFS, and NECk-TlES;
More of the cheap RIBBONS at 25c.;
FALL aud WINTER CASSlMERES
JEANSaud HEAVY GOODS good assortment {;
BLEACHED and BROWN SHEETlNGS, SHlhI-
INGS;
BED-TICkS. &c. au 10
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CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF an exc.
- cution in my hands. In favor of Il. F. James rs.
). W. Hawxhurst, shall Dr: ceed to sell. az me
auction store OF Cook 4 Laugh'on. on UtSDA1,
Sen,ember J, 1874, commencing at / 0 o'clock,
large lot OF merchandise. consisting OF HAND
WARE, &c. JOHN W. WRIGHT, ). q. IL.
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAMED
STREET. BETWEEN CARY AND CANAL. AT
AUCTION-As trustee In deed of trust from
Margaret Boyle to the subscriber, dated % April,
1873, will sell at public auction, on the Dremi-
ses, on TUESDAY, list eeplember, at 3 O'Clock +.
NJ, the FRAMED DWELLING No. 1l5 south
Adams street, between Cary and Canal streets, con-
taiping three or four rooms Lot Is about 2ox1S5
feet to ten-foot alley.
This properly is located in n rapidly improving
neighborhood, and should attract The attention OF
those who want TO invest q moderate sum of mo-
ney.
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay EXPENSES OF sale,
and the residue of the debt secured by the said
deed, and the residue upon terms TO be announced
by the grantor, Z. w. GRUBBS.
Trustee.
Cprpps G. WILLIAMS Auctiopeers. au 81
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J. THOMPSON BROWN. Auc,ioneel
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
l113 Main street.

hight BUILDING LOTS: FRONTING
T. SO BY 1872 FEET TO A TWELVE-EOOT
ALLEY, ON THE NORTH s 81 1 OF r MnS7
AND THIkTY-FOURTH STREE1S, FOR So LIZ
KY AUCFION.-On MONDAY The 31st Instant at
O'Clock T.. NJ, we shall sell by auction. or the
premises, the aboye-dcscribed LOTS, BEAUTIFULLY
located, and adjoining the contemplated eastern
park. =,
The attention Of parties desiring lots In an I'M
proving locality for building or investment Is espc-
cislly called to This snle.
Terms: Accommodating, and made known at
time of sale RICHARDSON Il CO.,
an Ok Auctoneers.
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FOR LEASE.

ITHE UNDERSIGNED. BY AUTHORl-
/ TY Of the stockholders, is prepared 70 lease me
PROPERTY OF The WHITE SOLpau IN n
SPkIEGS COMPANY for term OF years, II nQ
acme nrivaely before that time, the lease will be Of
fered ut public auction. on the premises, upon LUG
9th day Of september next.
For information as TO terms &C.. application may
he marie 10 The undersi gned, or 10 W. W: GORDoN,
attorney for the company, at Richm0nd, va;
"'''1~' A. y. WELLFORD,
President White Sulphur Springs Company.
all lS.ld
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THIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.

HIGu CONSTABLE'S SALE.
i will sell at public auction, on MONDAY the
3lst day III August, 1874. al II O'Clock, NJ me
Office of the Southern titho9raphic Company, cor
ner Eleventh and Cary streets, the folio wing pro-
par.y to satisfy distress warrants and executions In
my hands In favor of sundry persons Us. Southern
LithugIaphic Company:
One SrEAM LIrHOGRAPHIC PRESS,
Two HAND LIT aOG HAPHiC PRESSES,
Lot Of LITHUGRa PHO STONES,
Lot of MACHINE-BELTlNG,
DESKS. CHAIRS, &c.
TERMS: Cash. -
au2 5 A. b. DUESBERR1, II. Z. Z. h
By authority Of the Board of Directors the above
establishment will be sold as whole.
JESSIE y. HUTCHINSON,
PtYTOS WISE.
VIC. DARLINGTON,
auo9 Committee.
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BY ChafIin, Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
No. IL Tenth street.

DESIRABLE LOT ON p: Il, s 1las1,sT
S.,t.mhar 1874 al 5 o'clock p. NJ, very heiu-
iifnI want LOT, on fine between Beiylae ere
ana Albemarle streets. Fronts 251e Dy Ito lee'
deep, to 20-foot alley.
TERMS: Liberal. ccco
au 27-Th,S, M&Tu4t Aucuoneers
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BY Gru5bS Z Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRAME HOUSE AND LOT AND
l. VACANT LOT ON THE WEST SIDE OF
STREET, BETWEEN o
AND Z STREETS, NOW OCCUPIED Ky +. j.
BROWN. FOR SALE AT AUCTlON..We will
sell at auction. on the premises, on MONDAY me
contains three rooms; there is kitchen with one
room; stable aud pump IN the yard the water Is
excellent With the HOUSE will be sold about 45
feet front. The vacant LOT adjoining fronts about
SO feet-both running back $50 feet to 2O-foot
alley. This is q pleasant little residence.
TERMS: One third cash; balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes. interest added,
secured by u trust deed
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
au27 AuctioneerS.
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By Cook 81 Laughton, Auctioneers.
corrar Governor and Franklin Streets

GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE =
Ely ,Nn KT1I;HEN FURN1TURE At
T,, Tnn Mir. j. 3. watkins declining nou Use
Keeping sell :. bis sesd en-
tWefn s,n,nher MT 10 O'Clock, portion OF DIS
H HIS is 5hH,fLD and KITCHEN FoAsiiohh'
e1nsisHsiTTKr o. PARLoR SUIT covered with velvet
plush; ,crc
One n, ye = y, h aaanaM1,fuIlv carved:
rIRRhRY CASE, WALNUT HAT-hACh'
CARPETS and MATTr[sSSGp fe s,i tnTes rooms'
U MY NIT IN T EXTEN SlON DINING TABLE;
f1ne MARBLE-TOPCOTrAGC SUIT;
CHINA, CROCkEKY Y. ana GL ASSN AhI'
ETrCHEN FURNITURE generally 81
one goou COOK & LAUGHTON,
20, Auctioneers.
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BvP PAYNE, Cabell s Co., Auctloneers.
FIRST FALL SALE.

FIRST FALL SALE.
IN WEDNESDAY. September I'd, comm encing
ot az o'clock we will sell ut our warehouse Ixe
and attractive assortment OF ehtireS ire'n s'"NO'
sf1isiSihs and IN FANCY DRY GOODS ppnc.ys
BOOTS, SHOES. BALMOHSAEESS, anu nd Wool
HATS, or.,,>rc
UMBRELLAS, SHIRTS,
tho whole g mprlsng a very desirable stock, and to
when we invite rhe attention OF the trace
sale positive and without reserve On
saie post'A PAINE, CABELL & CO.,
90 Auctionpers.
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au 29-3m

EuRNITURE.-I have now on hand n
L the largest and the most stylish, and oest Ess
sock of FURNITURE that have ever offered M
10 the pupllc-nuch Of which has just been set '
up in my warerooms. Having had much expert
ence In the auction business, l VIII furnish new
Walnut Suits from ten TO fifteen per cent. less than
they generally sell for (second-hand) 1T auction
sales. Parties should not buy until they know my
prices. +. GATHklGHT, No. 16 Governor street
All IA
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By j. L. Apperson,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
No. 1O16 Main street

TOR SALE PRIVATELY. about FlF-
rho eostern suburbs adj lining the Asylum, John
". Breaner ESQ. the Fairfield tract. sc
Also TWENTY. Five ACRES i'll the western
,uburbs. adjoining Dr. Pollard on the east, DIR.
Crenshaw on The vest, &C. Price aud terms rea-
sonahla nnly 10 J. l.. APPERSUN,
nm 81 or Real ssta,a Agent.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CROCK
Ill cry. GLASSWARE. &C., At AUClIO G,.
THIS DAY (Monday, st instantl. al Ivy Snrni
will sell, at my store: large assortment VI
lure, &C., consisting Of ,..
. r0TTAGE Oh III Ser SUITS, complete;
WhRDROB-S, BUREAUS, BEDSIESDSI,, oo1y
cHiNA-PREss, CANE and WooD-sEAT
cporErRY. GLASSWARE. STOVES. &C, &C.
nm ai.1t II. mCCORMICK. Auctioneer
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II ANDS.-I have for sale large number
IL of frst-class ESTATES with splendid I'm
proyemeuis, and large and small FARMS with ami
without buildings, in almost every section OF the
State. Many OF the large estates are situated on
the James and other rivers, and many Of the snail
farms lie near tie city.
GEORGE NJ. DREWRY,
au07-1m 1914 Main street.
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VERY VALUABLE FARM OF 1733
Y ACRES ON OR NEAR TOE NnM CKAiG !tr
TON ROAD, THREE TO FOUR NILES EAs ~
the owner, offer for sale his very valuable farm
located as above formerly owned by Colonel sher-
win McRae), adjoining the lands Of Dr. John j..
Friend and others, COZ tanning 173 52-1OO acres,
of which about two-thrds is open land or eSceient
quality and the balance IN original CROWN Oh supe
rior oak and pine timber.
The Improvements insist of very comt9TtaDle
dwelling in goou order. and i few out-buildlngs.
The neighborhood is desirable one, and the land
equal TO any In that Vicinity.
Price and terms very reasonable. Apply to
W. GOUDlN. Auctioneer.
PS, If not sold 10 a few days, the place VII! be
renicd IN n careful tenant au29-2t
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FURNITURE.

Il JNG-,IL full line of the above IA
goods of every description ON hand. Parties aR'f
Ia want will study their own interest by calling on
me before purchasing. Goods Will be Sold IL re-
uuired, by weekly or monthly instruments rs chesp
as lht can be bought from any house In the city
for cash Gown. Please note the address
ava WILLIAM DaFFRON,
an oa-9m 1898 Main street.
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FARM FOR SALE.-Business arrange
4 ments making it desirable for me to remove 70
the civ offer for sale the FA RM on which nave
resided for the last sixteen years: Said farm CON
tairs 100 acres Is located four miles north OF Rich
every respecr one of the most desirable farms now
on the market: has extensive orchards Of choice
fruit and is convenient TO churches and mills Inc
imijflings. are ample ana In good condition. COM
prisiDg brick dwelling with nine rooms. brick
kitcnep SIN okchose, barn. table, and cattle sheds
4 good promotion Of The land is In grass. For price
and terms which will be favorable, apply to GOD
Din, WARREN s. CO., Real Estate Agents; LUG
Main street. EDWARD d. NahhGN'
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