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FRrDA /. !. /. ]. !. !. UI3Y 10, 1878.
Ho,. sruch riauor Is Drunk..'

E10W axtdckA AkAaUE 40 80 I
NEARLY FRYE HUNDRED AND NISETY.slx ME-
LION DOLLARS WORTH CONSUMED BY THE
CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES.
The Rochester Democrat says that Pro-
lessor Henry a. Ward, OF that city, having
been applied TO by member OF the British
Parliament for statistics in regard TO the
liquor traffic in thisc country, 10 turn appileo
fothe Commissioner OF Internal Revenue,
aud received from him the following letter:
WAsHINGroN,Ju June "a, 1873.
S,r,-Your letter oil the 18th instant to
the Honorable the Secretary OF the Interior,
LIQUOR traffic in the United States for MEN,
Der OF the English Parliament, was referred
to-this Office on the 18th instant. In reply
have the honor to state that the only official
information can give on the subject Is de
rived from the returns TO the Treasury De-
partment OF the quantities OF domestic
spirits and malt liquors on which TAX mas
been paid and imported Liquors that have
been withdrawn for consumption. The re-
turns for the fiscal year ending June ~,
1877, are Us follows:
Spirits distilled from whatever mate 800
.e .a Sea- sallh aser beer and porter bar
1mporicd spirits OF all Kinds, gallons. i,sss,s70
MgallOnS o,fZof1oS
The following is statement Of the
amount OF special or license taxes paid to
the Government by dealers in liquors during
the same year:
Retail dealers In spritious liquors, $50 a.. 80 go
To,ofVs1oV
wholesale dealers in spiriuouS liquors,
Retail dealers In malt liquors exclusive
ly, $50 each.........:..:. 14f,ooi
Wholesale dealers In malt liquors excla-
sivcly, $50 each... fl'oo1
Thus it appears that there were upward
OF 10000 liquor-dealers in the county
that year.
From the above and other data Hon. Ed
ward Young, chief Of the Bureau OF Sta
tistics, estimates the amount OF money an
nually expended In the United States Tor
LIQUORS by consumers to be nearly $780,
100000. Respectfully,
GREEN d. RAUM, Commissioner.
Professor Henry a. Ward, Rochester,
n. Y.
And Virginia spends one-thlrtle,h OF IT,
or Sl9,S66,66Gs But the Clarke Courier
don't believe in figures.
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A NEGRO FUNERAL IN GE0RGIA.-[Corre-
spondencc Boston 1ranscript]-I dropped
into church for few moments to listen
to the funeral discourse OF q colored preach
er. Hew telling the story OF the i've fool
ish virgins. "Now, my BRETHREN" said he,
In tones one would think would wake the
dead, .sdis good brudder lynn we're wa MT
no foolish virgin. He had his oil all ready,
and good oil. too. He amt cryin' out Tor
oil bout dis time. Yer see, dem foolish
virgins, dey went to sleep, and when dey
woke up 1ar war der lamps, de WICK war
dar: dey had matches all ready; e5berytlng
was omplete. but dey didn't bah no oil. Oar
war heap trouble den, tell you. Dey
lust went cryIn' and screaming chow the
preacher screamedN for oil. 1t warn't
no use, do. Ispec, like Richard, dey cried
out, "My Kingdom for horse"; do in dis
yer case 1t warn't no horse, only drop OF
oil. lust huff to make flicker. Dis good
brudder's lamp war running ober; ne war
q wise virgin" And the congregation
swayed and moaned. and cried aloud. l
followed this funeral procession to the
crave under the pines-the moanlng pines'
the music OF which is so like that OF our
Newport beach-and stood. the only Whlte
person among them, and Watcned lneni
lower the coffin into its restIng-piace. Ihls
they did with the rope-rein which they
un6itched from the horse in the wagon
which served as hearse. Never shall L
forget that scene-all those black faces
turned towards the setting sun, the weird
music OF their funeral chant, the means
and strange cries Of the whole assembly as
the red clay was thrown in upon the col,
ored "brudder" whose lamp burned
brightly. "Don't yer cry no mo-; but
sinS Home, Sweet Home "a negro hymn
as swectly as de departed is a-singin' 1t wild
de angels dis minnit." And / came away,
the music OF their hymn growing fainter
and fainter as came up through the rose
scented town, till they were far behind me,
but shall never cease to hear that song.
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BY Francis T. Isbell,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
o. 8 Eleventh street, between Main and Bank
streets.

VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE
Y FOUR-sTORY BRICK TENEMENT. No
4O5, ON TIE SOUTH SIDE OF FRANkILIIIM,
STKFET BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH
STREETs, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-At the
request OF The owner, who desires to invest IN ms
business will offer for sale on TUESDAY the
18th day of July. 1873. at 5 O'Clock 2. H., npon
the premises, that VERY VALUABLE AND DE, De,
SIRABLE FOUR-STORY BRICK TENEMENT
situated and being as above stated, now occupied by
an excellent paying tenant at good rental, con,
tanning in the main building twelve rooms. and In
the wing thereof eight rooms. besides closets, aun-
dry bathrooms wood, and soayanif IT. c wa,es
nersons chandeliers In The parlors and gas through
out the premises The LOT fronts "a feet 10 inches
and runs back 104 feet 10 an alley WIN ample cui
ed TO the clearinghouse business, for which 1t was
proftably used for many years and for The use OF 4
private family. The whole premises are In thor-
ougs repair. ..,---,.
TERMS One fourth cash balance at six. twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, with SIX
per cent. added, and secured BY deed Of trust
- FRANCIS r.. 1SBELL.
.-11 hucfiO0cer.
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BY Robert u. Lyme
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
1912 Main street.

MICE AND ACKNOWLEDGMENT
~ FRAME DWELLING AND LOT ON WASH
TNGTON STREET, TWO SQUARES EAST OF
SEVENTEENTH AND NEAK CHRIST EPISGQ.
PAL CHURCH. IN THE VALLEY, FOR SALE
RY AUCTION WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVE.
At the request of the owner ! will sell, upon o .he
premises, on FRIDAY The 18th day of July, 1879.
At 6s o'clock P. NJ, the property above described
The house contains four rooms besides Kitchen, &c
The lot fronts "a feet inches and runs back good
purchase q nice home in good ndghborhood at a
small cost and being just outside Of the city linf1ts
and In the county, the taxes will be very little
TERMS: VIII be very liberal and announced at
sale. RObERI ID. u l. NE,
jy 10 hucloHcef.
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fnscrsbeG TO Afss Fora s.; e1en,dFi,
olive &fsst, Indfdnd. b
roREsT BcEHEs. III
) Away. away, on rafnb1e there, KS
! no to The dark old woods, "a
Where fairy paths and bowers rare = S
Are formed by Gods mysterious care;
From every nook AID mossy dell, ~
Mud little iowery hoods, 3-ts.t
The tairteB peeps wGiconne tell.
ss AS birds that Id this woodland dwell.
Here, tall old trcey hike pillars rise,
Whose leafy tops tso seem
TO brush the blue vault Of the skies.
Which DER their towering summit Hes;
In rich profnsion seen,
And rocks on rocks in masses Piled
BY Nature In her throes 30 wild.
Herc, gorges deep and mountains grand,
Do grander temples found.
Than built by mans aspiring hands,
And all that In this temple stands
Its glorious Architect displays; tn.e,s
And every varied sound
From Warbling threats that through " strays,
But tells this truth in different ways.
Who would no. like To Worship here,
Within this shady glen? sri
Who would not here engage In prayer
no Him, whose ever-watchful care
Di5 make it all Filled with delight,
My soul In rapture seems,
To wander in paradise
"0f magic structure and DEVICE ..
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TO CERTAIN CREDITORS OF THE STATE OF
. SOUTH CAROLINA.

The following persons appear as creditors on the
books That represent IN the Treasury office the stock
of this State known rs Revolutionary War claims,
issued under the act OF 1894 bearing interest n
three per centum, redecmabc at pleasure. and have
not called for the interest due the stock standing
In their names for such period OF time rs 10 give
rise 10 The presumption that their heirs. II any
there be now living. having no knowledge Of the cN
istence of said stock, and all OF which viii appear
more fully by the following statGment-to wit:
ST. Johns Berkeley church. certificates Nos. 547
for SCI and 1873 for *20.23, interest unclaimed
for two hundred and thirteen quarters, and amount
ing 10 $S1.S4: William McCluney, certificate No.
377 for S29.45, interest unclaimed for two hum
dred and thirty-eight quarters. and amounting 10
S5257 estate Jacob Minus, certificate No. 1863
for S20l2, interest unclaimed for two hundred
and sixtv-three quarters, and amounting to $3.50;
Samuel Paxton, certificates Nos. 106 for 81 and
5Sj for S62.S2, Interest unclaimed for two hun
bred and sixty-sevcn quarters, and amounting 10
S2O7.90; Charles G.. Pinckney, trustee OF Mary
Plnckney, certificate No. 33S for $S292, interest
unclaimed for one hundred and sixty quarters and
trust for the estate OF James Wall, OF Firglnla
certificate No. "a for $20o.5S, interest unclaimed
for three hundred and sixteen quarters, ana
amounting to $475.37.
Should the heirs at law legal representative OF
any OF said stockholders fail TO establish thelr
rights In said stock Oh or before the 1rst DAY OF
November next, the State Treasurer IS authorized
aud required carry the principal and Interest or
said stock 10 The credit Of the State and close the
accounts.
$. L. LEAPHART,
State Treasurer of South Carolina.
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By Grubb5 & Williams, i''.
Real Estate Agents and Aucttopeers,
No. 4 Eleventh street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF DOVER
" RIGHT IN VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
MARSHALL STREET BETWEEN BROOK AVE
ME AND ADAMS STREET AT AUCTION
Nv virtue of decree Of the Chancery Court or the
civ of Richmond, Of date June %, 1878. In the
case OF Hill & Goddin Us: Stevenson and others,
viii proceed 10 sell at public auction; on me prsm1
the DOVER RIGHT of Mrs. Lavelette T. Steven.
SON in the HOUSE and LOT ON the south side OF
Marshall street near, Adams, of which Il. NJ. Ste.
yenson Gied possessed, said house being numbered
] O5 west Marshall, and contans about FIVE rooms,
with kitchen. The lot fronts 25 by - feet. the
''oA'e - JOHN 8. WISE,
TO Commissioner.
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A ROLAND FOR AN OLIvER.-[From the
New Haven Palladium. with General
Buffers ridicule OF the New York Tally
Ho Club every sensible man will agree
Boston Herald.
Why? II man may keep yacht for his
pleasure, as General Butler does, may not
another man be permitted to lind his amuse,
ment in driving four-in-hand? Ii all
luxury is to be condemned good many
people will be thrown out Of employment,
and SO long as man does not spend his
money i'm a way to do injury to others or
himself he is not amenable to criticism.
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AssIGNEES' NOTICES.
mo. 4S55.l

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
4 UNITED STATES FOB THE EASTERN DIS:
TRICr on ylRGINIA-IN THE MATIEE 0F
JOHN I. HICKS, BANKRUPT IN BANhhuf1-
CY.
TO THE CREDITORS OF ABOVE BANKRUPT
This is 10 give you uotice that have aled IN sai9
the above bankrupt. and that on the 18TH DA OF
JULY 1878, shall apply 10 said court Tor me SCI.
Element Of my said accounts and Tor aiscaharse
cordance with The provisions OF section 5000 OF
The Revised Statutes OF the United states; ti!.e,
hankr,,n1cy L. L. LEWIS,
~ s.Snw Assignee.
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GALE OF SALES.--FUTURE SPRINGS
MONROE COUNTY, WEST VA.

BY virtue Of several DEGREES, rendered by the Uni.
ted States District Court for the District OF West
Virginia held at Charleston In the month or May,
1873 In the cause of John Echols rs. The ADMINS
traitor of William Erskine. deceased. and others,
therein pending, the undersigned, special commits
.oners. will offer for sale ut public auction, 10 the
highest bidder
ON THE 9TH DAY OF AUGUST. 1878,
at the White Sulphur Springs, in Greenhrier county,
West Va, that valuable wATERING-fLAcE known
10 "'' SALES.--FUTURE SPRINGS,
containing about
SIX HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES OF LAND,
with the
BUILDINGS, HOTELS, OUT-HOCSES,
SPRINGS. &C.,
connected Herewith. Under the requirments of
said DEGREES SO much of the property VIII he first
offered as to exclude from said oNcr 2UO acres or
land n brick cottage, the out-houSes in the rear OF
the same aud two frame cottages, set apart as the
property of Mrs d. D. Harrison ny Inc court; ana
the debts and membranes provided for by said de-
crees) the said 200 acres and buildings sci apart TO
Mrs Harrison Will be also offered both separately
and in connection with the entire property.
TERMS OF SALE: Twenty per cent. OF tie pur.
IN cash the thre rrGe equa
interest. Bond aud security required for The defer
red instruments.
It NAV also lie seen at the Office of W. A. Quarter.
Charleston. w. Va, at any lime before the day Of
sale.
, The improvements upon this property are Of the
most durable character. and are capable OF accom-
modating several hundred visitors; aud the pl lace
ha. always had 4 high reputation rs watering,
place both on account Of its local attractions and
the medicinal qualities of It's waters. Aside from its
value us Watering place, this property with It's cx-
tensiye buiding.-some of the largest being Of
stone-coud he readily converted iuto an extensive
establishment or into college
Possession given the .lstof january, S19.
WILLIAM y. QUARR1ER,
y. FITZHUGH,
my o7.atowtds Commissioners.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT ON WAL
NIT STREET. IN THE COUNTY OF HEN
RICO NEAR THE WESTERN LIMITS OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND. FRONTING ON said
WALNUT STREET TWENTY-FIVE FEET
By virtue OF deed of trust executed by Alfred Lee
to the undersigned as trustee duly recorded In Hen
made In the payment Of the money therein secured,
will, being thereto required by the beneficiary,
proceed to sell at public auction on the premises on
TUESDAY. July 16, 1875, at 6h O'CLOCK L. NJ, the
PROPERTY above described.
TERMS Cash as TO expenses OF sale ana sum
sufficient to pay off note for S12, due June ~,
1878, with interest till paid; balance upon such
terms rs will be announced at sale.
iyll GEORGE s. VASHON. JR.. Trustee.
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BEECHER on SEAsICKNEss AND RAISING
CBILDREN-BEECHER'S SERMON LAST Sun
DAY. recollect when crossing the sea
Law like n coil OF rope on the deck going
over. There was not thing in Coos crea-
ton that was good for anytbing-nothipg to
eat. to drink, to wear, nothing to do. q
never reached that point at which did not
care whether was thrown overheard or
not; never got to that excess OF misery
AS lay there 1 looked out and saw little
children playing on the deck. l had not
spirit enough to speak, but i recollect this
thought crossed my mind: l thanked God
that there was anybody in creation that
wasn't seasick. II l had felt ooh, dear, l
am sick, and should feel better if they were
sick. too" should have thought myself a
brute.
In that sense misery did not love COM
papy, but it did love company IN the sense
that when one finds himself failing, ne sees
that others have failed but have recovered,
and he is thereby encouraged. Or the many
trials that beset parents, particularly mothers
in the family, Mr.. Beecher said that when
the iudgmcnt-book is opened it will be
found that the record Of many quiet wo-
man will be found to excel in grandeur and
heroism all that is recorded OF gladlatlon,
and bloody battles, and revolutions, and
national conflicts. The noisy external col
lisions Of the world make their mark, be
SAID, upon our senses. but the silent history
OF faithful souls in obscure places is more
momentous and takes hold upon the
springs Of eternal life with grasp, and
comes out in the results that have dignity
and power and glory such us belong to
no outward and physical changes OF nature
upon the globe. Mr. Beecher eXhorted pa
rents not to be discouraged because theT
children did not act like angels. There was
a period in which young mothers had
angels, but after these left the cradle and
cot upon their feet there was little OF the
angelic left in them. III there was anything
he pitied it was a conscientious parent who
had an ideal standard by which to measure
ordinary children; if there was anything
he pitied more than such parent it was the
child he attempted to so bring up.
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TO BE PASTED IN GREENBACKER HATS
New York orld.l-They had plenty OF
paper money at Tallahassee at the close OF
1864. Mrs. X. owned q small mule and cart,
worth $4,000. She was going to run the
blockade and return to England, and wanted
to get all the gold she could. Or. x. bought
the mule and cart, gave hera $50 piece, ana
got back $500 in change.
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The increasing custom Of feeling servants
imported from Europe has become almost
a nuisance. Hotel propricters viii find that,
although 1t appears now. to BIO OF some adj
vantage to them In enabling them to hire
help cheap, it will be an ultimnte injury IN
diseenraging people from staying at their
places OF entertainment. This Is paFficu-
Larry applicable to summer resorts and 10
this season. The economic (and this Glass
isincreasing will prefer to stay at home TO
visiting when this problem of servants fees
IS presented with ITS nnknoW n quantity.
JusGat this Limo g money is money, = and
even those who have been habisnated TO in-,
aulging their tastes regard less of cost are
now gwen Id make close estimates before
deciding on an xpendi lure. Hart ford
Pos. S 1928
Lost at sea- The boy that doesn't know
his alphahes past 3.
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; BY Robert i. Lyne,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
1912 Main street.

AND ASSIGNEE'S SALE
L OLA VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, WITH
GOOD IMPROVEMENTS. FRONTING ON WEST
HAM TOR CARY-STREETl ROAD. AND EN-
TENDING BACKTO TUE JAMES RIVER AND
KANAW1A CANAL:-By virtue Of decree OF the
United States District Court for the Eastern dis
trict of Virginia entered on the 2d day OF July
1875. In the case Of William NJ. Ledey. bankrupt,
we will sell, upon The premises: on MONDAY The
9Th day Of July. 1878, ut IL O'Clock NJ, the DE.
SIRABLE TRACT OF LAND described In said
deed as containing FORTY-0NE AND A HALE
ACRES OF GOOD LAND, about four and a half
miles west of Richmond. and now occupied by Nlr.
w. NJ. Ledley as residence and farm. The I'M
proyements are irst-rate, and consist OF TWO
STORY FRAME DIV ELLING Of six rooms. kitcl-
en-, &C., with all needed out-buildings, and in good
repair.
ley by Robert Avis and wife by deed the 1Oth OF
April, 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 a nice and attractive country
home in splendid condition..
TERMS Cash ds to sufficient TO pay oil two
notcs-oue for $67l.e9 and the other for sG91.46-,
with all cost &C, thereon and cost and expenses OF
sale and also the expenses ola preceding sale and
upon Il credit on S7l1.03 till October 10. 1878,
and residue upon terms to be announced at sale.
GEORGE NJ. DREWRI, Trustee
iy3 S.B. WITT. Assignee.
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aUD.cErIos s.ss.s.s--fa,arc DAYS.
by Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
40. Eleventh street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALUA-
JB,E BRICK DWELLING NO: sos VEST
MARSHALL STREET. NEXT pOOH IO a HEShde
STREET, AT virtue Oh o oesre et..'
10 Rlchmoni ChanceryE Court, pronounced June
Is. ISIS in the case OF Palmer us Rowe ct aLssW we
will sell at auction. upon Tire premises, on JHUHS
mile BRIC,K DWELLING located rs nboTe De-
scrfbed No. COS west Marshall street. The hoase
Contains five rooms and kitchen aud the lotironts
81 feet by to all alley.
TERMS One third cash: balance In SIX anu
twelve months. with negotiable notes given Tor de
the lille retained until all the purchase Is
mid JOHN 8. WISE.
.p Att'ss-r /; tis:i JAMES CASKIE,
~ Commissioners.
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THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
No l-l:4O T. NJ leaves Riclmond arrives at
crins 7:lS i. 81. Danyiiis
1903 T.. NJ. Grrcusnnrn 1000
and Charlotte As A. NJ.
No o-2:JO A. NJ. leaves Charlotte: arrives at
Salisbury +:j3 \; NJ. t're"n,-
horo' GAO a. NJ, Danyir"
500 a. H.. Suherins $40
A. NJ, EurEryIlc i2:5S +. NJ,
and Richmond 3:l7 M.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.
No. 3-1l:l5 =. NJ. leaves Richmond: arrives 81
Eurkeyl!lr 2:l4 a. NJ. Dan;
Vile 7:23 4. 81. Greensboro
Gl5 s. ~. salisbury ll:ul s.
". aud Charlotte l2:i0 H. VI.
No. Alb T. W., ea;sS h.! ~ :: ,rr IT, At
noro' 1885 =. II. DanyitIr
y:3l =. NJ. Eurk"vLiie 2:2s i.
Land Richmond 4 81.
Trains Nos and = VIII make close connection
at Richmond with the Richmond. trc,crlrS,-
burg and Potomac railroad 10 ana ir"ti all I"lM''
North and East Mt l;IrE"ville With The hsihn-
iic MissiSs pr and ohio railroad 70 and from Farm
Vile. Lyncnhurg, and all southwestern poin,s: a.
SutherIins with the Milton and SutherItn SarI""-
Gauge railroad for Milton. y. c.: 1t Dundee w.iu
the Virginia Midland railroad: 1t Greensboro WIN
the Northwestern North Carolina railroad Tor Sa'ri"
and intermediate points; at AIRLINE J0nc!o" ".'I'
Atianta aud Charlotte AIRLINE.
Trains Nos. and will connect ai Richmond go
rcksbnre and Potomac railroad for Washington
and all points North aud West, and with HE On ga.
pcakG and Ohio railroad tor ali pr,u's west "s
Dundee with Virginia Midland railroad To- ana
from Washington and all points North anh W.:
at Greensboro with North Carolina railroad i"T
Raleigh, GOldsboro'. ard intermediate p"int-
at Salisbury with the Western NORTH Carolina
railroad AT Charlotte. with the Charlotte. Column
bia and Augusta railroad 10 aud ir"!n AL p"Gio
North and South. These trains run :.aliy on IN"
Richmond mud Danviile railroad ani connect IS
above, except going north on sunday morning ara
going south Monday morning. Iraius making titis
connection run daily Oh Richmond. fr"i"rirH'-
burg and Potomac and Chesapeake and ON" !4!'-
roads except Sunday.
Trains on the y. W. y. &. railroad ran "c."r'A
Greensboro. and Salem daily except sunday.
Pullman palace drawiug-room and sle,yhhs,rars
run on trains Nos. l and . between NJ" l1r:
and Atlanta ria Richmond. and on N">. ana
between Richmond and Charlotte. AMI i"t"s'h
Washington, Dunvilie, Charlotte, and Augusta.
Tickets sold TO all southern and Southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
Local tickets are good only for continuous let%ase
between the points named on the tickets. ~ ~
over checks VIII he given.
r. VI. j.. TALIDiI,
General Sup-rlI'ct"'DL
JOHN r. MAcMuRDc, General PASSENGER Agent
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BIZ Richardson s Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auchoneers,
lI13 Main street.

URusTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
RunDTNG LOT or TWENTY-F0URTH
sITREET NEAR s STREET, UNIUN HILL, IL?
virtue Of the provisions OF aee eI
of trust bearing date August y iroM t,'a,a
duiy recorded in the clerks office OF the County
Court Of Heneo, to secure the payment S o. s,sa
hnyine bren made In the payment thereof, ana DC,
ing resuired so to do by The holder Of said note;
shall as trustee In said deed sell by auctlon, on 1ae
at n'cIock r. NJ all that lot Of land lying and be
Ing in Of Henriee and bounded as he
from ffs Intersection with street, running north
wardly and fronting on said Twenty. fourth s,reet
sd fcer, thence running back within parallel llnes
TERMS: Moderate, and made known at the time
of Gale. j. A. RICHARDSON.
10 90 Trustee.