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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-03
RICHMOND. FRED'G 6 POTOMAC z. r. Col
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT,
~ RICHMOND October 8, 1916. }
OF TRAINS. =

500 A. M. leaves Broad-s;rect station daily e,.
cept Sundays. connecting at Shepherd
with the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
at Is p. NJ, making close connec
uu ttous for the Northwest. arriving 81
Philadelphia at $50 p. NJ. and New
York at 1920 =. IL. No connection
for Alexandria and Washington.
500 p. 81 leaves the Byrd-Street station daily lex.
cept Sunday, connecting with the Bal
tiinore and Ohio railroad at Shepherd,
opposite Alexandria; due at Camden
station Baltimore, at 10 p. n, and
SLEEPER FROM sHEPHERD TO
NEW YORK;, and with New York
s-. Night express ria Baltimore and
Potomac railroad ut Washington,
arrivingat Charles-Street station Bal
timore, At lI;25 F. A. THR0rG t
TO NEW YORK.
s:12 P. NJ. leaves Byrd-Strect station daily. con-
meeting st Washington with the Balu-
$3.50 more and Potomac railroad, arriving
-.., in New York at $50 4. NJ Through
sleeper from Richmond TO New York;
Cos P NJ RR fcseeso 81 Ge5tai III TRAIN for
- Ashland, leaves Broad-Street station
tSundays excepted. ,,.uu
TAO A. n. arrives at Byrd-Street station dlily
leaves New York at 600 tue proceed
,.s ing evening.
1902 P. NJ arrives at Byrd-Street station daily(e1
$50 A. NJ. S sept ssnSa5TbA TRAIN arrives
ut Broad-Street station tsundays G-
~ cepted|.
6:S5 2. M. arrives NJ Broal-Strcct sItiou dA'>
except Sundays
Through sleepers and coaches run on night trains
between Richmond and New York each way.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad,strset station on 9
NfGHTS for ali points North and West, aud arrive
on. MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and + r D 4
MORNINGS. Cousignees Of live stock and perish
able articles, upon giving notice at depot, can obtain
freight at Boulton on preceding evening.
Through bills of hding and rates given TO all prin-
cipal points North and West. Z. 7. D. MYEEs
General Superintendent
Is tS,-5 81 &. ,a.a G.. A. TAYLOR,
&c a. General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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A pashfuhappearing manstepped into the
Enquirer editorial-ro0m the ether evening,
aad edgsng lip to the table of the managing
editor, hat In hand, said, in hesitating
9 You like little items for your paper, l
sCertainly,', replied Nj. Cockerill, ga
newspaper, like Mfe,t Is made up OF little
items, 81 NJ hat have you to offer?
"Wcll,' said the bashful man, playing
with his hat-band, 1'my name is Smith, John
Smith, and I've Just got home.p ;,
fssGiad 70 see you back again, Mr.. smfsh, :,
said Cockerill; g been gone long?" z
.tI have been," said Dir. Smith, WITH q
tremor OF pride in his evoice. "to the zen
tennial, and Il you Hsnt to make "'' tue
notice" 80 : "a - !.
MWhati" cried Coekerill, springang to
his feet; "you've been to the Centenami
| And you've got backe Give US your nara
pm delighted to see you. Spear, let me In
|troduce you to John Smith. John has been
/ to the, Centennial" isiiela :. .sli5
/, Spear shook hands very warmly with Mr..
Smith. and then rsn 10 the aperture com
municating with the reporters ROOM md
shouted. ~OrShaunnessey; come In kere,
Quick: here's man that's been to the Cen
tennial." @ft-ss- 81 t,t.'y /, s5
Then O'Shaunnessey bounded in, hollow
ed by his assistants, all of whom embraced
the bewildened Smith wa1mly, and express
ed the qualification itafforded them to meet
| man who had been to the great National
Exhibition. Word got down stairs SEINE.
how, and Joe Mcdowell, Bill SMALL and
Uncle Joe Shadenger came up stairs at q
tearing rate to gaze upon the Individual
who had been to the Exposition. 1T was
/ too much for the modest man to bear, and,
murmuring something about making an
item OF his return If they wanted to, he hur.
ried out just in time tomeet on the staiGs
the foreman and thirty-two compositors-
all eager to get a glimpse of the man who
had stbeen to the Centenniai.'-Ct Cincinnati
| SATURDAY. Night, ,sr-4. ,y.t@ ".
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.f"..sy Grubbs & williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
BRICK TENEMEMT l No 2S9s no ON 18th, tue
FIFTH AND TWENTY-SIXTH STREETS: AT
AUCTIoE..In execution Of a decree Of the Chan a
tober SIG, in the case of Nash us. Nash, will sell
at auction, upon the premises, Oh THURSDAY, 9th
of November, at ~ O'Clock z. ~, the PROPERTY
above referred to, long the residence of the late
James 3. Cowles, deceased 1t has six rooms and Is
q comfortable residence. 80. ,.tt.s
TERMS One-trd cash balance ut siN and twelve
months, with interest added, and title retained by
the court until the whole purchase-money shall be
paid. .t'' b. FL. NASH, Commlss1oner.
GRERBS s. WILLIAMS. AuctioneerS. - = lOc so
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RICHMOND AND DAsvILLE RAILROAD fo,,.,,-
RICHMOND. Va, October q. is5e "

RICHMOND. VA. October q. is5e
| SCHEDULE OF TRAINS, TAKING n.
- FECT OCTOBER NI 9, 11s7s.TRAIS No. l.
PnEss, Leaves Richmond al 75O A. NJ: 11 na-
Brkevtllc at 10:48A A. NJ leaves Danglie :, avg
r. NJ; leaves Greensboro az $40 Pm: e.ys,
don st r arrives at Charlotte al i ioT;
TRAIN No. 2-NEw ORLEANS AND NEW yo,r
NJ: leaves AIRLINE Junction at 500 ios.A.
Salisbury at 1888 "A. NJ; leaves Grpensboro al a.s
A. NJ leayes Danyiie ut 1928 p 81 leaves BS Tno
VIE at 6:O5 I, IL; arrives at Richmond at 7a7
TRAIN No. 5.-LyNcHrURa pAssEycpp
Leaves Richmond at $50 A. Nj: arrives At Burke.
rivcs at LynchJurg' at SEQ p. 81 : Z :. AZ ar
TRAIN No. 6.-BUBKEyILLE AccoMaopA rrox
Leaves Bnrkeyils ut 40 T. ~; arrives at Rich.
Trains Nos. and 2 connect AZ Richmond NTH ,hs
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad Gtilt - ~s
Trains Nos. l and 2 connect ut. Greensboro, With
trains to and from Raleigh and Godsboro'. ''H'
The through trains connect at Richmond will,
trains on the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Polo.
mac railroad to and from Washington, Baltimore.
Philadelphia, and New York.
Trains Nos. and 2 connect ut Charlotte with
trains on the Atlanta and Richmond Air-Line rail.
road to and from Greenvile, Atlanta .Montgomery
Mobile. Pensacola, New Orleans, and all southwest,
ern points, and with the Charlotte. COLUMBIA and
Augusta railroad for Columbia, Augusta CharIeston
Savannah. Tallahassee, and all southern points.
Train No connects s; at BTrseviie with the Allan.
Chattanooga, and all southwestern points
Tickets sold to all southern and southwestern
points, and baggage CHECKED !. at through.
Pullman Palace sleeping-cars run through betsuen
Richmond and Atlanta. EsF
Local tickets are good only for continuous passage
to the points named on the ticket. Nohy-overchec
will be given. T. II. r. TALCOTT,
General Superintendent
JOHN 4. MAcMURDo, General Passenger Agent.
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A short time since the Imperial Theatre
of ST. Petersburgh was very near falling a
prey not to the flames, but to the opposite
element. Some one forgot to turn of Ger.
tain tap In the wardrobe. The water kept
flowing steadily all night through the un-
closed orifce. 1t found its way to the boxes
aud thence to the stage, causing regular
inundation, so that the next morning the
scared officials almost imagined the Neva
had selected new channel.
Germans have generally less good sight
than other people. Far more soldiers wear
spectacies In the German than In other
armies. In the armies OF France, Italy,
England, and Spain o specialized man IL
rarely seen. An examination OF the eyes
of recruits In Switzerland showed that
while thirteen to fourteen per cent. OF those
from French cantons had defective vision,
twenty-one to twenty-five per cent. Of those
from German cantons had this defect.
Tilden's letter closes with the old Con.
federate appeal Let bygones be bygones,
and turn from the dead past TO the new and
I better future" Thus Ii pathetic, but the
Eapidity with which Mr.. Tiiden's southern
friends are now making bygonss " OF Re-
.publicans who refuse TO vote for him is not
very cheering commentary on this appeal.
Toledo Blade, 10. &c. sg9
The Democrats intended to start a new
daily this week. 1t was to be large and
influential Journal, and consequently two
hundred dollarG was required for working
capital. Every penny; OF this amount, ex.
cept hundred and ninety dollars, was paid
up. but for some reason Ii has not yet ap
4 peared.- goraeich Bulletin, .f5s6I
The women sutfragists Of New Haven
Aeld meeting last week to prove that wo.
man y mans superior in point OF courage
3 +pnl aome profane person introduced live
mouse into the room, and those member,
a MnV 8. sonidnt eiimbnp on the table ,droppes
Ssaka, luz s,,s WIG ae and the meeting was
Oriental study has received more eneonr
agement ~ Italy recently than In any othe,
{ country IN Western. Europe. $50
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BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
No. lib Main street.

A HANDSOME BRICK DWELLING ON
n ELEVENTH STREET BETWEEN MAR
SHALL AND CLAY STREETS. FOR SALE BY
AUCTION.-On MONDAY the 9th November, at AZ
O'Clock 2. NJ we shall sell by auction on the prem
ises, a handsome BRICK DWELLING, In thorough
repair with basement and three stories above con-
taining eight large and three small rooms, with a
kitchen and servants rooms, with the modern i'm
proyemens, and lot centrally and delightfully."- loca-
ted the east side of Eleventh street between Mar
shall and Clay streets.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance IN six, twelve,
and eighteen months, negotiable notes given for the
deferred payments with interest added, and secured
by deed of trust. RICHARDSON & CO.,
oc al Aucrionecrs.
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Ctover He'll Aroused.-The vicinity OF
Clover Hill was fully and thoroughly
aroused on wednesday night. There wa;
grand turnout of all the citizens, white
and colored, in the neighborhood, and the
meeting was pronounced by all who attend
ed as one Of the most successful that ever
was held In the county. The speakers
: who attended were Mayor Chiles, B.. A. Han
cock, Esq, A. Carter Atkinson, Esq, and
Mr.. James P. Cowardin, Of your city. The
whole country about the Pits seemed thor
ough]y aroused, and during the afternoon
The citizens OF the neighborhood seemed In
state OF dependency and disappointment
: lest the orators should not come up to time.
Ate O'Clock, however; thu. oratorical quar-
tette appeared upon the scene, and at once
there was such rally under the inspiration
of Judge Cox and his adiutants as we have
never before witnessed. The school-house
near Glover Fill Was filled to overlooking,
the whites being upon one side and the COL
ored on the other.
, The speeches we've ul well-timed, and
were listened to with the profoundest atteli.
ton BY white and black. Mr.. Hancock, cali.
didate for Commonwealth attorney, lead
of, and took occasion to expose the false
hood perpetrated upon him by his enc
mics, which falsehood would lead the
people to believe that if he was elected he
would not qualify. He stated emphatlcaily
that il elected he would qualify, and would
serve the Commonwonwealth to the best OF
his knowledge and ability.
The meeting was presided over by DR..
Wake, who made splendid opening adj
dress. Messrs. Chiles and Atkinson made
very impressive speeches, which were list
ened to (by the colored people..specially)
with the closest attention. After the meet
ing adjourned the speakers were entertain
ed handsomely by Mr.. Gary, and departed
for Manchester ut midnight. Altogether,
the meeting was grand success.
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When n man puts knife to his mouth at
a Boston hotel there is always sure to- be
some one around to cautiously ask him II
he is sword.swallower.- Chicago Journal.
A Wisconsin man thinks Of planting fif-
teen acres of young butternSt-trees for
hoop-pole timber He'd butter-not.
A china set may contain seventy pieces or
only forty, Just according to the sort OF
a hired girl you hare around the house. F.;
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BY j. u. Apperson,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
E7;RAMED- DWELLING AND 4 TWO

DRAINED DWELLING ,.ANDmTWO
LOTS At THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
ORANGE AND FIRST STREETS.-Wili be sold at
auction. on the premises, ON MONDAY, November
l3, 1875, ut AZ o'clock 1.-The property focated g
above The dwelling contains four rooms. and lis
comparatively new. The lots are each 80 by no
feet to an alley twelve feet wde desirable for si
dwellings, especially Since the grading Of ST. Ste
phens Tor First street, which NEARLY completed
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance ut six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, Interest
"N' j. L. APPERSON, r.
mo- -,s.f-.-. +, :, .ra.s.t. AuctfOneer.
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Cata,o6a. are being per-
fected for an entertainment to he given soon
by Catawba for the benefit OF Meade Memo
rial chapel. 1t will take place in about ten
days, and 1t is expected that the entertainer
will have one of the finest audiences ever
gathered in the ss Free State"
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BY Grubbs Sc Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU-
~ ABLE LITTLE COTTAGE FARM ON THE
BROAD-STREET ROAD, ONE, MILE WEST OF
THE CITY, AND JUST BEYOND THE FAIR
GROUNDS, AT AUCTION.-In execution OF de-
cree of the Circuit Court of Henrico county entered
oil the 2Sth of October, 1876. IN the case of Wil-
liam p. Ford Jackson &C., viii sell at auction,
upon the premises, on FRIDAY, November 10Th,
proceedings in said cause, the same consisting of
SEVEN ACRES OF LAND, situated as stated
above, lying on the north side of the Broad-Street
road, adjoining the lands of E. c. Pollard Mrs. Hutz-
Ter, and the Hermitage tract. .l.1E..
It has upon 1t ] FRAMED DWELLING with the
usual out-bouses and nice PEACH-ORCHARD.
This property lies beautifully on good road, just
outside of the city limits, and presents inducements
to persons wishing comfortable home or good
market-garden.
TERMS: One third cash; balance at six and twelve
months for notes with interest and title retained by
the court until the notes shall be paid ...,-
.sfsE. .tH-s B. II. NASH, Commissioner. :
III GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. oc 81
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Yesterday being the great day at the Fair
it is but natural to suppose that our city
should be considerably depleted as to its
population, for our officials and prominent
private citizens were all oyer at the State
exhibition, and the streets wore a very de-
serted appearance.
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LOCAL. M. TIERS re

ON RoYs This Is q beaati y. w ],
structed play as the dfaat,S sns, a IL
/ ~ nv, amusing and taking. Though
Az nwens,s part Of Perkyn Afiddlewink
n,-.-sSs ,snyys everything else, yet the other
s css a were well done last night at thu
, H and the acting all the way through
-eIicited constant applause. Mr.. Barron, as
Talhot Cha,npueys, acted very wells and
Miss Thompson did the part Of Mary Mel
rose beautifully. The 6rss act looked rather
tame, butlinthe second act all the charac
ters came out well, and the house applaud
ed vociferoHsIy throughout. In the last ac'
the acting was all good. Mr. Owens was
en,snently successful in She pathetic pass
ages, The scene with Charles MiddiewfRk
In the second act, was extremely fine. Oul
Bows will be repeated tonight. &
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BY Grlbbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


COMMISSIONER SALE OF THE
~ TRACT OF LAND IN HENRICO COUNTY
By virtue of decree of Henrico Circuit Court, rem
dered OIL the 3Oth day of October, 1875 In the suit
of Steele and ais Us. Camden and ais" Will sell
at public auction, in front Of Henrico County court
house. on MONDAY, 18th NoyemSer, 1879 en- that hat
LAND, lying in the lower end of the county Of
Henrico, known rs LOCUST GROVE" now IN
the occupancy of Mr.. Joseph Camden, and contain
ing about 1921 ACRES.
This land lies on both sides of the Richmond
York River and Chesapeake railroad near the Chick
ahominy, aud adjons the lands of Sherwood Carrier,
c. Leber and others. About half is cleared, and
the residue Is In wood. The buildings such as are
usually found on place of It's size but are out Of re-
pair. The fact of lis being immediately on the rail-
road makes 1t desirable.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at 6, ~. and
months for negotiable notes, with interest added
and title retained by the court until all the purchase
money shall be paid A. Z; COURTNEY,
90 III Special Commissioner.
GRUDDS G WILLIAMS, AuctioneerS. nos f
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Personal Frank D. Gunnell,
the spiritualistic medium who made such q
sensation in our city several years since, has
returned, after an extended tour through
out Europe and this country, and will soon
give some interesting entertainments in
Richmond
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EREsH, ARRIVAL THIS MORNING.
OF DDWEsTERN APPLES in prime
order, and good for cooking or eating.
Also, onelo GITRoE, for preserving, 70 be found
atmy oHce, No. 1915 Basin Bank. .sst355
oe 30 w. a. sUBLETTa
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2 Holiday.-To-day the city Offices will be
closed by order Of the Mayor, in order to
give the city officials an opportunity to visit
the Fair.
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DUBLIC SALE OF FARM STOCK AT
4 EIjMIEGTON, HANOVER COUNTY. Val
shalt offer at public auction to the highest bidder az
10y faim, Emngton. In Hanover county on !, EXC aS
DAY November g. lsfS az ~ o olI ny s. STOCK.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c ,.o,r
TERMS: On day OF sale. n. d. HARGhOSE:
- %. a. TIMBERLAKE, Auctioneer. ~" no Z-Zt
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.1----ss.-as-s
BY Richardson Il Co.,
! ~ sReaIEs Agents and Ancti oneers,
~ 1118 Main street, '..ssss

SALE OLA VALUABLE
il THREEssTORY BRICK STORE AND MAKEs
HOUSE mo. 1916 ON THE NORTH SIDE s We
CARY STREET BETWEEN THIRTEENTHAN ALL
VIRGINIA STREETS,--By virtue OF, tho prey isiops
Of certain deed Of trust bearing date the z9tn aay
OF March, 70. 10 the undersigned frstee duly re.
corded In the clerks oce OF the Chancery Coart OF
the city OF Richmond In Deed Book l07 Q, page
85I. to secure the payment Of two certain negoun-
bic notes therein described for each, shall,
trustee insaid deed. being thereto required by the
holder OF said notes proceed 30 sell by auction, on
the premises, on WEDNESDAY the LIST day Of AZ N9-
veInber. nIs76i, mt O'clock 2. M the Real !si.
ESTATE described In said deed rs follows, TO WI:
All that certain lot or land, with Large
brick store and warehouse thereon, lying ana DGng
In the city OF ON the norm sac
of Gary street between Thirteenth ana virginia
streets thrty-ane feet ind running back sixty-nve
feet more or less, to an alley 10 common nine feet
wide, and having front on said alley OF about tnr-
lty-six and half feet 3EfSess t.t5....,3
TERMS Enough In cash to defray the cost OF exc
cutting this trust and to pay of the cum Of s5-5uOI
with Interest thereon from the 2gth dry Of septen-
Der, 876; the residue on such terms as shnH he an
nounced ut the time Of r,stee. -
R1c1IARpsoy & Co, Auctioneers. II ~,
~ ~ POSTPoNE11ENT.y ay sGi3 4
The sale Of the aforementioned property Is post
poiied until "WEDNESDAY the 9Th instant at AZ
o'clockiP. NJ :psF5 J..k. RICHARDSON, Trustee. :
q RICHARDSON A Co. AuctiOneerS.t no z
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1875. III. ~. FS!rn' Il .&i;'E" 1876.
JAMES RIVER sTEAMBOATaiL
u $50 st-.i COMPANY. Il esfZessSSaE

FOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH,, BAL
TIMORE. PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK, .ssEr
AND ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON THE
n ~ JAMES RIVER.
Making close connection ut Norfolk with the new
and elegant steamer FLORIDA for BALTI-
MORE, and steamer LADY OF THE.
LAKE for WASHINGTON, d. G.
On and after TUESDAY. September !, the fast and
elegant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER, carrying the
United States mall, will leave Richmond for the
above-namea points TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
and SATURDAYS At 6H O'Clock A. u. .
Passengers by this route can view by daylight all
the historical and interesting points and objects on
the james river, including DUTCH GAP passing
through the same) Notifications, James
town, Hampton Roads, etc. Two hours ct Norfolk
before departure OF Baltimore steamers.
Fare to Norfolk. ~ w
Fare to Norfolk and return bO
: Through tickets to Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York at reduced rates.
Tickets for sale on steamers, at CARRIER Il Coz
Ticket Agency, Main street and Exchange Hotel, AND
baggage checked through. Freight received daily for
Boston, Norfolk, aud Portsmouth, and regular land
ings on James river, from A. NJ. to p. IL, at
reasonable rates.
Freight for way-landings must be prepaid.
L. B. TATUM, General Agent.
ONCE: Company's wharf, Rockets; branch Office
at w. d. Blair 6 Co.'s, No 903 Main street.
. Sc IL ts g...M- a..
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~ IyfyrItlN RA1.ES.-.Fnture Bays.
Ysssssssss st53Y K0bett b. Lyme nj
B tsnecessor TO Lyme d Brotherl, &
Real E;stase Agent and Auctioneer
1912 Main street.
no CAPITALISTS 4. F1pUoIARIEs, Asos,ssIE Ere
WHO ARE SEEKING PERMANENT PERMANENT s.
AND FIRsnL CLASS ~ s. !,
& 5:vRsrsiEsTs. .-f
s. IS ~. - --- .ifi,h .,litl, >is-i- I =
PEREMrToRY AUCTION SALE
VALUABLE cARY-sTREEt PROPERTY
1870 t..,.o on .ss,,7
!, /, mn, ~ 10 Iasa ~
MoNA1Ai nv H.s' u
pEREMPpRY AUCTION SALE

i -.
INN instructed By the owner to sell without LIMIT
OR REsHRpE ut public auction on tne premlses, 2p
MONDAY, November 13s 10! ut 0,cl1Sk e 5n f,
that TRULY VALUABLE AND ADM1RAB6aY;,
LOCATED WAREHOUSE Nos. 1923 ana 1881
Cary street now occupied Try the Old DOMINION iron
and Nail-Works Company, who have leased y iof
term Of years at the annual REM OF anu wiz
will probably become permanent tenants. ~ pas
front on two bsiness-stNeets, ana for larEe Tn9e
sale hoase its location cannot be equnileo, 9eanns
so yery convenient to all points OF business Gne
various shipping points by rail and water Inc Did
dires or5ciilalIy cost $4,000 to construct exclusive
of the cost OF the ground There are
on the ttiree oors The cellar Is and one
Of the drycst and coolest for storage In the The
arehoflse covers the entire lot6O by !0b feet IS
nrst-cIass building iron and
at a heavy cost: .htted with spacious and hand,
some Offices on the first and second storfes gas ana
water throughout the building, ana In al fts
ments Is complete and new making IL one OF tne
strongest structures for heavy business IN the city,
and win not for many years need any repairs -
further description Is deemed unnecessary for SO
valuable piece OF property. It should command
the special attention of capitalists and others SEEK
Ing n good and permanent Investment, being seldom
that such property Is offered in the market.
The tue Is indisputable, and the terms OF sale
made liberal, to be announced on the day or sale.
For further particulars applyto ;, ~,
no 34,S,1O,11.13 Auctioneer.