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, 1878-03-29

lathe to a uniform thickness of shell, removing all
Of the sap, and steamed thoroughly, to avoid any
porsibilty Of checking, or tasting the water. One
half inches and the other is mortised to fit 1t
closely. The swelling Of this tenon, when driven
home makes perfectly tight joint. The pipe is
now ready for banding This is done by winding
the iron spiraly around 1t, Of thickness, and at
intervals required by the pressure TO be sustained
The iron is coated on the upper side II is wound
upon the pipe, producing condition best calcula-
ted to resist decay in any FORM The water pipe is
coated the outside Only, 1t Is well known sci
entihc fact that water, either salt, Slkal or sui
phur, does not affect wood, and in this city that
this pipe is used at the Mint to carry of the waste
acids while tits as well known that water will find
the smallest crack in the inside coating of iron
pipe, and cut its way out in few months.
Mr. o. ]. Preston, of Preston McKinnon, lumber
dealers, Pier 8, Steuart street. San Francisco, and
President of the Alameda Water Company, says:
The pipes laid by this Company are the Wyckoff
wood, as manufactured by your company: and 1t
affords me pleasure to say that In every way they
give entire satisfaction They are more easily
laid, more easily tapped, cheaper and, we think
the best pipe we have ever known
Mr.. Claus Spreckels--the great sugar rehner-
says the following Of the Wyckof pipe put down
by him near Aptos:
have now in use about three miles OF your
wooden pipe on my rancho in Santa Clara county,
giving perfect satisfaction and in perfect order,
I find 1t answers the same purposes as iron pipe.
In fact consider your pipe the best, considering
the cost, in use, and cheerfully recommend II.
, 1878-03-29

Once it ran through narrow detile where
the mountain seemed cleft in train, and
where its perpendicular sides rose far,
far above us, looming up in the deep
shadows of the chasm to such an extreme
height that the sky above us appeared as
Unsupported by their SUBMITS; it seemed
az if the world were rent in two, and we
were moving onward near its center. 1t
clung midway upon the side of a juttlng
cliff that stood far out into the vast
abyss-a strong abutment to the mountain
wall of rock-and made us pause while
threading the narrow shelf that wound
around its outmost angle, for the brain
grew dizzy, and the breath came short
while looking into the wondrous depths
so far, far below the crumbling edge on
which our cautious mule could scarcely
find foot-rest, and still kept in my
mind the picture of broken world, with
our group gazing upon its massive ruins.
No horse could ever have passed along
that trail, nor could lowland mule
have performed the feat; but these
mountain mules will go where even q
goat could scarcely pass in safety. In
turning such short passes, he moves only
one foot at time, and placing it eau
tiously, tries if it is secure; and so
crawa, as it were, around the projecting
point. rode around such points where
I would not have ventured to walk, and
somehow could not avoid leaning to-
ward the rocky side of the trail, and away
from the deep charm below me. Long
toiling, slow progress at last accom-
plished the descent, and we found our.
selves in deep valley, on one side of
which ran the arroyo Coyegache, rapid,
turbulent stream, which rushed noisily
over its rocky bed, and had it been foot
deeper would have prevented our cross
ing it. We forded it by the guidance of
an Indian, who, seeing the train de-
scending the mountain, came out to meet
us, and to show US the ford; and brief
ride brought us to the rancho where we
were to tarry for the night.-Bees0a9, in
8. r. Commercial Aduocdte.
, 1878-03-29

Mr. Alexander Duncan, President of Duncan
Mile Land and Lumber Co., writes as follows: ut
Wi"rlS me pleasure TO send you my hearty ndorse-
iutlt ol All the claims made for your Continuation
water Pipe The 300 feet which we bought of
You has been in constant use under much greater
pressure than at first intended and stands it splen.
ddly"
Tomake long story short, consider 1t the best
pipe ever saw
A very fine Endorsement of this pipe Is made by
L.. VI. Morgan, Esq, Chief Engineer and Supern-
tendent of the Santa Cruz Water Works, where it
mas been in use two years. There they have 200
ieet pressure all over the town. and he says he can
lay l'31O rect Of siN.inch pipe per day with four
mem ana that In all ways, tapping laying, ETC..
the expense Is far less than iron pipe. That this
pipe must eventually come into general use there
can be no doubt, for it possesses the following
advantages over any pipe in the world: lst, IL In
the cheapest good pipe; I'd, it is the most durable
OF an pipes-practically imperishablo; 3D. it
helther expands nor contracts, and corrosiOn is
impossible; ith 1t is more easily lad--can be tap
PED with an ordinary anger; 5th it is more easily
handled-lighter in weight, and perfectly tight:
Oth II IL not liable to get out of order 7th it need
not be laid SO deep, and in cold climates will not
freeze so quickly: Sth, when used for water IL
neither tastes Of or can be affected by, chemical
ingredients; 9th, when used for gas it prevents
condensation.
The President of the Santa Cruz Water Company,
Henry X, Moore, Esq, thus endorses the pipe la
letter addressed to the manager of the company:
p" cheerfully comply with your request for my
views respecting the Wyckof combination pipe
furnished by your company to the Santa Cruz Wa
ter Company. Over IL miles of the above pipe
have been laid in the town of Santa Cruz. Il has
been in constant use for nearly 1S months under
pressure of not less than l50 pounds, and has
stood the pressure admirably. We find that IL
works in every respect to our entire satisfaction
and we shall most decidedly give your pipe the
preference in all extensions made by our company
, 1878-03-29

CONTEMPLATING SILvER.-There is
danger that silver coin will be very ex-
tensively counterfeited, in case the silver
bill passes, for the obvious reason that it
can easily be done with standard silver
and at profit. Base metal need not be
used at all. The counterfeiter will only
have to copy the Government coins faith
fully, and he has chance tu make profit
the same as the Government does. Both
the authorized and the unauthorized
coins will be equally good, both being of
pure silver; the only difference will be
that one is made by law and the other in
spite of the law. If silver dollar al
ways contained dollars worth of silver,
then the counterfeiter would be obliged
to use alloy, and that would betray the
falsity of the coin in its color and its
ring. But if silver dollar contains only
ninety cents worth of silver, of course it
will pay counterfeiters to make it out of
pure metal, and derive q ten cent profit
on every dollar at that. The complica-
tions of this silver business are many and
curious.-KaSs. PL0ughnaan.
, 1878-03-29

"Do you think, asked the reporter,
"that the Constables of to-day are
more hsrd-hearted than those of twenty
one years ago2" "On der condrary, l
dinks not" he replied. 81 dinks of
dose dimes yhan l could levy on und
dake away all der pot poor widow
oman hadt in her house, but / feels
shanged in my system now. OF 1
knock on der door und a woman puts
her nose out and pegins to weep und
gall me a robber und birate, l falls
all to bieces und goes putty gueek right
away"
, 1878-03-29

A PROSPEROUS STATE.-Kansas has
good reason to be proud of her prosper
ity. Her population numbers 100000; +;
she has property valued at $929 ,000,0 900;
she raised last year $66, 900, 900 in farm
products; she has 2,310 miles of railroad,
$4,000 school children, 4,00S school
houses, and her territory is not yet one
fourth deyeloned.
, 1878-03-29
THE DIME WALLET

Anyagent or canvasser any person seeking chance
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within particulars of our business and full Information
how TO obtain FREQ the greatest and latest household
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Co, ~ Monroe St., Chicago, Publishers Of THE At
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, 1878-03-29
OPIUM, MORPHINE or LAUDANUN
Habit Cured

without pain, pTosration or loss OF business "all
correspondence strictly confidential" Price from
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Is not relieved. Address Lock Box lOil. or call up
on h. p. RUSSELL, 002 Mason Vt. san Francisce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-25
by Frank d. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
nos Main street

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF DESIRA-
" BILE BRICK DWELLING No. CLIO NORTH
SIXTH STREET, BEYOND LEIGH, THE EOR-
MER RESIDENCE OF THOMAS II. DEWITT
By virtue Of decree of Richmond Chancery Court
III suit Of Dewitt, guardian, rs. Dewitt. entered
26th April. 1877, the undersigned, special COM
missioner therein appointed, VIII proceed TO sell,
upon the premises. located rs above, on WEDNES-
DAY, May l, 1873, ut 5 o'clock T. ~, the pro-
perry described in the said decrec-yiz, the BRICK
HOUSE and LOT on west side of Sixth street be-
tween Leigh anu NJ of which the late Thomas Ii.
Dewitt died seized, containing eight rooms, kitchen,
wide. The neighborhood is quiet AID centrally To-
Gated. The house Is now occupied by Mr. William
II. Tatum ut Il fair rental
TERMS One fourth cash; balance ut SIX, twelve.
and eighteen months, with six per cent interest
added, and title retained until the purchasc-moncy
is paid and deed ordered to be made by court.
L. FONTAINE DEWITT,
auo4 Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-25
By Frank ID. Hill,
Real Estate AuctiOneer,
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUA-
i BILE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN THE
CITY OF RICHMOND.-By virtue OF deed or
trust from 4. NJ. Bailey. substituted trustee to the
undersigned trustees. said deed Gully recorded In
clerks Office Richmond Chancery Court. of date
April 21, 1877, default having been made In the
payment OF 4 certain negotiable note therein Sc,
cured and mt the request of the beneficiary In said
deed. we Will offer for sale at AUCTION on sAIUk-
DAY, May 9TH. at 5 O'Clock p. NJ. upon the prem
iscs the property described In said deed as follows
ALL THAT LOT OF LAND WITH THE M
PROVEMENTS THEREON, In the city Of Rich.
mond. on the south side Of Grace between First and
FOushee streets, fronting on Grace street Il S.l2
feet. and running buck between parallel iiaes l36
feet 10 an alley fifteen feet wide. The house con-
iains twelve rooms; brick Kitchen with four rooms;
brick stable; and has marble manels in all The prin-
cipa rooms: gas-Gxtures throughout; bathroom,
&C., &C. The house IS three stories and basement;
iron veranda in front. and high porches In rear.
The location Of this property Is as good as any In
the CITY, and all wishing to purchase Weil-Dullt
and com Portable house should attend the sale.
TERMS: BY consent, one third cash; balance IN
six and twelve months.
FRANK ID. HILL,
ANDREW PIZZlN1, JR.,
anot Trustees
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-25
by Robert B.LYne
successor to Lyme & Brother),
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
No. 1912 Main street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A MIC r.
Il FRAMED HOUSE AND FINE LOT ON Jay
NEAR BUCHANAN STREET, ADJOINING TIL
PROPERTY OF WILLIAM WHITLOCk, ESQ,
AT AUCTION.-In pursuance of the provisions Of
certain deed of trust from John Settles and wiie
1876, and duly recorded in Henrico County Court,
D. B. 90, page ZIG, will proceed TO sell upon the
premises, on THURSDAY the 25Ih day OF April,
1878. at O'Clock 2. ~, being required so to do by
the holder of the note secured by said Decd default
having been made in the payment of the same, the
PROPERTY conveyed by said decd. The HOUSE
contains about five rooms, and is substantially built,
and Is in excellent order. The LOT has front of
26 feet on Jay street. and runs back 1872 feet
TERMS: Cash us TO cost and expenses of sale. ana
to pay off q uote of $3.50. with all interest, &C.,
thereon; RESIDUE upon such terms as Will be given
at sale.
apis X. a. MEAGlER, Ifllsteo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-25
by W. GodTln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 REAL ESTATE ON THE SORTii SIDE ~
FRANKLIN BETWEEN SEVENTH AND
deeds Of trust executed by Dr.. William ". Parker
andwfe-viZ. the first to j. a. Richardson, trustee,
dated 9Th of October, 1874: the second Ia said j.
A. Richardson, dated 20ih of January. 1879 the
1875 The fourth to W. l.. Cowardn trustee, iAt,d
1th Of September. 1875 and the fifth Ia {. +.
Belyin. trustee. dated 2lst OF January. ls7G-aii
duly recorded In Richmond Chanc"ry Court. W.,
the undersigned trustees VIII Offer i"r ne ~ EHn
auction, oil The premises, on WEDNESDAY II"
1st of May. 1878 wi o'clock T.. NJ. III fair: II not
OIL the first fair day thercattcrl the large aud con-
yeniently-arran2ed BRICK TENEMENT locate!
as above. The lot has front OF 81. feet AMI 4
depth Of l03 feet. The dwelling was built Re"
years ago by DR.. Parker for his own residence con
tanning eighteen rooms with al the nodcrn I'm
movements, with double entrance 70 irnnt PAS
mcnt and side alley leading To the back yard III
now rented to 4 good tenant for $3.50 per annim-
exclusive Of The office, which wGuhi readily rent far
500 additional; thus making The rent rinal !"
$3.50 per annum. The location Is Il most desirable
one for professional Gentleman or merchant, heinz
so very convenient 10 the Capitol Square and -
the usual places OF business.
TERMS: There being prior deed Of trust on liz
property 10 10 d. :. Do2gcit, ESD trustee me
original purchase-moncy OF The Iant. uaSaoic Al '''
Years after a from 3Olh of me. 1873. with E"G
liable notes. halfyCarly for the interest thereon !:
eight per cent per annum. each being FOR - l2.3H
the said real will be sold subject IL the SAL
deed OF trust and such Interest thereon a. may q.
the time Of sale he In arrrar: and rs 10 The n .h'
months, for negotiable notes. interest added -
cured by trust deed. The taxes irr this year |" "
JAMES 4. RICHARDSON,
C.. h. BELNIS,
WILLIAM l.. COWARDiN,
mn 1890 2oSdtds Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-25
BY Fyank -. Hill,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
HOS Main street.

DEREAlPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE
l. AND WELL-LOCATED BUILDING-LOTO ON
THE NORTH SIDE OF LEIGH NEXT TO TIE.
On MONDAY. April 29th, on tho premises, at 5
O'Clock p NJ, will sell without reserve that BEAU
TIFUI. LOT located rs above, fronting 261axll0
feet This Is part of the Old Judah estate and this
locality having been very recently improved by
many handsome buildings. Is In every way desirable
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance ut four, eight,
and twelve months with interest 1T six per cent.
ap24 FRANK ID. HILL, AuctiOneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-25
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
l113 Main street.

4 NICE FRAME DWELLING ON
"A TWENTY-FOURTH STREET, EAST SIDE,
AND NEXT TO THE CORNER or IN AND
of the owner will sell ut public auction. on the
premises, on TIL tuesday, April 18th. at 5 O'Clock
r NJ, that desirable FRAME DWELLING next to
The northeast corner Of Twcnty-fourth and n
Streets Contains seven rooms: kitchen with three
rooms: large stable and carrage-house: paved
yard, and well with pump. The house Is IN good
order.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance ut six, twelve,
and eighteen months, with interest, and secured by
deed of trust j. THOMPSON BROWN.
nv, AuctiODeer,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-25
BY J. l.. Appersoa,
Real Estate Agent and Auctlopeer'
lOl0 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOTS
~ AND TWO CoMFoRTABLE kRAMEDut Ten ~
EMENTs lSos. Ga AND 6i6i IdERREeTpnn' rs IS
THE WEST SIDE OF EIGHTH Nohi u, T ,h.
Chanccry Court or the city OF Richmond, entcrr "a
on the "a day Of December 1879 In he ,a! sell
~ anciion. on The premises, on FRIDAY. May ..
1873. at bg O'Clock r. NJ, the TWO LOTS os
LAND, WITH a WOODEN TENEMENT on vaeH
iot-ene containing seven and tbs other six ROOM
situated rs above and fronting together I'll teSt On
the west side OF Eighth street and RUNNING nasA ="
tween parallel lines 12o feet 10 III alley twenty ''>
wide. ,., -, ~, and
TERMS: One third cash; the balance al SIX aa1
twelve mouths for negotiable notes, Interest auueu
s g. n, ttn n.ia JOHN HUNTER. JR.,
70 -. ,u' 80 pS'1' ,-s Special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-25
By Frank ID. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
y l1OS Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AUG
~ ton OF yALgABLE REAL 7 ESTATE BS Jpn AD.
JOINING NEW RESERVOIR PARK, FRONI-
ING on RESERVOIR PARK, HARvIE STREET,
AND WEsTHAM TTREP I "a AMP nsr A ag0IS
MRS. ANN G. MARTIN, T. n. TABB, AND
OTHERS-By virtue Of an order Of the hlchmo 40
Chancery Court, in the case Of Z. d. Tabb and wire
Us. sliapard aud Others. january IL, 1878, WIZ sell
at auction, on the prem,es, located as above Deng
part of The Blanton farm), ON TUESDAY, May Z,
1878 at az O'Clock p. M., "a l-5 ACRES OF
LAND laid OFF into building lots Of about one acre
cach-a plat of which will be exhibited at the once
of the auctoneRr.
These lots will he sold siugly or In numbers TO suit
purchasers; snd as they lie beautifully adjoining
one Of The handsomest improvements OF the city,
should attract the attention alike of and
others desiring country homes near the city.
TERMS: VIII be one fourth cash; balance IN SIX,
twelve, and eighteen months with SIX per cent in
tcres added, title retained until the purchase-Inoney
is fully paid, and deed ordered TO be made by the
court: or the commissioner Is authorized to make
terms to suit the views OF purchasers.
ROBERT STILES,
Special Con- missioner.
FRANK ID. HILL, AuctiOneer.
an 25,27.29,My2.S,46&7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-25
By Richardson s. Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i BUILDING LOT ON TIE EAST SIDE OF
THIRD BET WEEN JACKSON AMP DUFAL
STREETS.-By virtue Of Il deed Of trt',, from c. j.
Naord 10 the undersigned trustees, bearing date on
the 14th day Of February, 1878, recorded in the
clerks Office Of the ChInccry Court of Richmond
in Deadlock l12 &. page lG3, TO secure certain
notes described IN said deed, default having been
made in the payment Of one OF said notes, and being
required to do by the holder OF said note, we sal
proceed to sell by auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY the LIST day 81 May: 1878, mt 6
O'Clock L. 81, the PROPERTY described IN said
deed rs fronting twenty-hrce feet on the east side
OF Third street and running back within parallel
lines siXty-.wo feet.
TERMS: Sufficient in cash TO pay all expenses OF
executing this trust and to pay off certain nceott
BILE note secured IN said deed for twenty-five dollars
with accrued INTEREST," on credit mill the lam
day of May for S23. OH the 14th of June for $50,
on the l4lh Of july for s25. on the 14tn of August
for s25. IN the 14ih of September for S25 on the
14tll Of October for S25, on the 18th of Novcmbe
for $50. on the l4h OF December, 1878, for $25,
and $50 the 18th Of day iof january, 1879;
balance on such terms as may be made known ut the
time of sale. y. 81. LEE.
GEORGE {. JEEfERSON,
aD20 Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-25
BY Richardson & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Aucttonecrs,
lib Main street.

SALE OF VALUABLE
i FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON THE NORTH Il
SIDE OF MAIN BETWEEN MADISON AND srSit
from Rose r. Bush TO me. bearing date ON the 9th
dav of January 1877, recorded in the clerks office
Of Richmond Chancery Court, In D. Is. 1O9 Z, page
AL 10 secure n certain negotiable note described
ia said decd, default having been made in the pay
ment of said note, and being directed so 70 90 by
lion. on the premises, on FRIDAY, April 10th, ut
s O'Clock P. 81, the PROPERTY described In said
deed as fronting 35 feet on the north side OF Main
between Madison and Monroe streets. and running
back between parallel lines 153 feet TO an alley ~
feet wide, on which there Is comfortable FIX +,
DWELLING-HOU2E with seven rooms, with front
and back porches.
TERMS: Sufficient ia cash TO pay al expenses OF
executing this trust and 10 pay of certain note Sc
cured In said deed for S1.40Q; balance on sucn
Terms as NAV be made known ut the time OF SALE
n, N. LEE, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-25
AUsyrI,O,r sJALEs..Fnturc pays.
BY j. z. Hockaday, General iAuciioneer,
1928 Main street. y

BY J. z. Hockaday, General Auciioneer,
1928 Main street.
AUCTION SALE TO ORROW FRI
Ii DAY. At 10 O,CLUCK.-By request Will
repeat my grocery and provision auction IO.MOK-
ROW at 10 O'Clock. ut which time VIII oher
A choice f0E OF SUGARS. C0FFEESs
BACON HAMS-plain and canyasel;
BACON SIDES, STRIPS, and SHOULDERS;
BULK SIDES and SHOULDERS. r,,,r
NEW aud OLD NORTH CAROLlNA CUE ana
EAsT Fil HERRINGs, GOLDFISH, and MACK
EREL:
BUTTER, LARD. and CHEESE;
EARLY and LATE SEED IRISH POIATOES.
or FhLLOW PEAS.
100 sacks VIRGINIA PEANUTS.
One lot COMMON FLOUR,
And other goods too numerous TO mention.
Consjgnments received up to hour OF sac.
j. r. HOOK DAY, General Auctioneer-
mes ,-5.s1, 81 1928 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-25
by Robert i. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
l. TRACT OF LAND, WITH GOOD IMPROVE
MENTS. FRONTING ON WESTHAM OR GARY
STREET ROAD AND EXTENDING BACK TO
BY virtue Of the provisions Of 4 certain deed OF
trust executed by ". NJ. Ledey to as trustee, to
secure the deferred payments on the land, will SELL
upon the premises public auction. being required
do by the holders OF TWO Of the notes secured
by said deed, default having been made in the pay
ment OF the same, on TUESDAY the 30th day Of
TRACT OF LAND, described in said deed as con-
tanning TX ACRES OF good land about four and
half miles west of Richmond, and now occupied by
Mr.. W. M. Lesllcy as Il residence and farm. The
improvements are irst-rate, and consist of TWO
ST shs fhAME ali INV needed aa IN
good repair. This is The same property conveyed to
said Ledley by Robert Avis and wife by deed OF
10th ofApr 1877. This is truly desirable piece Of
property, and being situated on the principal road
leading from the city should command the attention
OF parties wishing nice and attractive country
home In splendid c0udidiion.
TERMS: Cash ms to suihctency to pay OIL Two
nocs-one for *671. so and the other for S69l .48-
with all cost &c, thereon, and cost and expenses
of gale. and upon credit OH s7l1.03 til October
10, 1878, and residue upon terms to he announced
at sale. GEORGE VI. DREWRT. Trustee.
APP l6,17, 2,23 ,25.26.27.29.30
GTOCK OF LUMBER AT AUCTION
~ In order to close business, will sell at pub
O'Clock, at our yard. Cary street between Four
eenth and Fifteenth, the remainder OF our stock Of
LUMBER. consisting Of
CLEAR INCH PLANK.
PINCH HEART PLANK.
4x6 HEART SCANTLlNG.
4x6 MERCANTILE SCANTLING,
FENCE ENCLOSING YARD,
PILTNG-STICKS,
LUMBER-SHED,
BRICK OFFICE,
One HORSE.
LUMDER-WAGON..
One HERRING'S IRON SAFE,
DESK, OFFICE-CHAIRS,
One COPIING-PkESS,
STOVES. sc.
ap22 JOHNSON. HARDWOOD & ESTES.