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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-26
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TrrEs,, . I. M ARCH 20, 1878.
A,,,,re,y 3 scxson,s svlfe.

Andrew Sackaon.s WAfc.
,rHE raurH OF HISTORY VETERANS REM
TNrscsScEs- DAYS OF THE GREAT
S 4NTi.NULLIF1ERs
Editor Of tie $50. Louis Tunes:
RE In looking over your issue OF February
ofst I Glanced to notice an article headed
q General Jaekson's Wife, taken from the
Denver Tribune. which seems to have been
communicated by gentleman named hop
Nns. There are perhaps several versions
of the old Generals marriages, neither OF:
which, according to my knowledge, mas
ever imputed any improper motives 10 the
old hero.
Without ia the least doubling what Hop
kins seems to relate from personal know
ledge, and as anything relating to the Gene
raj or his estimable wife has o peculiar in-
terest, propose to give The version OF the
Generals first acquaintance with his vile
and his subsequent marriages, Us hande0
down to the world In Jack Reeds, Me-
moirs OF Jackson written shortly after the
} battle OF New Orleans; also some oral ira
siitions handed down 20 me about both hus.
band and wife.
Reed was second cousin OF mine, born,
raised, and educated In Bedford county, Va.
He emigrated west, and ultimately became
one OF Jackson's aids, and after the war OF
1872 wrote "Jackson's Memoirs" from
which he derived considerable profit. Your
correspondent, now in his SEVENTEEN year,
read &c when he was young, and must
now relate from memory. From Reeds
account, jackson first became acquainted
with his subsequent wife at some
races in Tennessee. The acquaintance
ripened into friendship, the friendship
to a marriage, Jackson thinking his afh-
I'll hor
husband. Subsequent developments, how
ever, proved otherwise, and a divorce hav-
ing in the mean time been obtained, q sec
ond marriage took place. OF Jackson.s
devotion TO his wife / have the oral testi-
anony Of Robert Miller, of Halifax county,
Va, who acted as oyerseer at the Hermitage
in Tennessee, for Jackson, and returned to
Virginia, married, and settled there.
Mrs. Jackson's father-Donalson-
before his removal West, county surveyor
of Pittsylvania county, Va, according to
oral testimony handed down to me about
iorts-nine years ago by Ayory Musteen,
OF that county, who was then an old
and esteemed citizen OF the county.
Charles Henry Lynch, OF Campbell
county, Va, grandson OF Colonel
lynch. (s) who commanded regiment
at the battle of Guilford, relates that
Andrew Jackson, in his early days, prac-
ticed law in Pittsylvania county, and
by way OF protecting his client on one; oc-
casion from remorseiess execution, went to
the clerk of the court and informed him
that il he issued the execution before GER
tain day it would be at the peril Of his life,
and by that means obtained respite for his
. client. STANDS.
.Mr. Lynch belonged to that worthy
family from whom Lynchburg derived its
name,
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by Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Eleventh SeTeeL DcLTeeu Hiiiin ANU DIuh.
A LARGE SALE OF ENGINES, MA
IN CH1NERY, &C, &C, AT AUCTION-We
will sell at auction on WEDNESDAY,, April 10,
1878, ut IL O'Clock A. NJ. q large lot of NEW and
SECONDHAND MACHINERY, at our machisery
warerooms, to close out many consignmentS and TO
give us room for an entire rev line of IN achnery.
The following are some Of the articles that will he
sold
STEAM ENGINE,
TWENTY-FIV E-HORsE-POWER PORTA-
BILE STEAM-BNGINE and BOILER,
TY-HORSE-POWER PORT A Is e
STEAM-ENGINE and BOILER.
TWENTY FIE E-HORSE-POWER STATION
GARY STEAM-ENGINES,
TWELVE-HO HORSEPOWER STATIONARY
(uprightl STEAM-ENGINE,
1TEN-HORSE-POWER STATIONARY
STEAM-ENGINE.
Q new AW-AIILLS-conpltte,
FAY e. WOODS DIMENSION PLANER,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
lTURNlN(i-LATHE-scre cutting,
:. WOOD-TURNINGL LATHE,
W BOLT-CUTTER-compl
DOUBLE PLUNGER PUMP,
SINGLE PLUNGER PUMPS,
PORTABLE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sizes,
STEAM and POWER PUMPS,
FAN-BLOWER,
sets 2A WAGON-AXLES.
together with L large lot of PULL1ES, HANGERS,
SHAFTING, &C., &C., too numerous TO detail.
TERMS: Accommodating.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
l.. i. COOK, Salesman. NH 19-eodtAp3td
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AUcTlu,ov s,ALEs--ruturo Days..
BY Poind5xter q Trpper,
Hxaa Estste Agents and Atictsoneexs.
No. 1900 Main street.,
funJar pIautars National Ballkt.

SALE OFTHIRD-STREET
il AFRICAN METHODIST EPIsCOPA4SL.
CHURCH, FRONTING SIXTY ,Y E Ts On LIN
LEIGH AND JACKSON STREETs.-In execution
or certain deed Of trust from The trustees OF lne
Third-Street African Methodist Episcopal chnrGn
TO the undersigned, dated February 29,1S76. duly
recorded in the clerks Office OF the Richmond
Chancery Court shall being required pY me nG ring
been mnde I'm the payment Of the same. sell nc pubic
auction, on the premises. on MONDAY, Apr! 10,
at O'Clock r. H., the REAL ESTATE conveyed Dy
said deed of trust above described.
TERMS: Sufficient In cash TO pay costs OF saie anu
three notes of 845232 each past due Win aecruGa
Interest thereon, and eight notes tor S4oI.oI gaS
respectively at so, SO. AZ, AZ, 81, 60, &C.. and 72
months from their dates: balance upon SUCH Terms
% 10y y GEORGE Fl. PoINDEXTER,
j ~ % Trustee.
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AND DANVILLE RAIL
III ROAD COMPANY.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFrUT
SUNDAY, MARCH 3, 1873.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFEEiT
SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 1873.
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
No. 1880 a. NJ, leaves Eichmoni: arrives \,
Burkevillc 1l02 4. NJ. Dan.
vile 3:l2 r. NJ. Greensboro
5:15 z. w., saiS,ary 1885 +.
NJ. and Charlotte g42 =. NJ
No. 2-6:l7 a. NJ. leaves Charlotte: arrive. a;
Salisbury 500 a. n. Grrrn4-
boro' 1882 a. NJ. Danyr
1897 p. NJ, Burkcrill. 5:n7
L. NJ, aud Richmond 7Ij Pm.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.
No. 3-11:l5 p. ~, leaves Richmond: arrives ;,
Burkerilie Z:l5 a. NJ. Dam
giIe T:2S T. .:, r., GrY; ,?,st
NJ, and Charlotte lis P.M
No. A-4:l9 2. NJ, leaves Charlotte: arrives :,
Salisbury 6:l9 r..,r.. Grcens
1902 +. NJ. Bu He BIS \.
NJ, and Richmond 6:U5 4 y.
Trains Nos. and 2 VIII stop al al stations ant
connect at Burkeville with the Atlantic. Mississippi!
and Ohio railroad to and from Farmri'ir. Lynch
burg. and all southwestern points. At DEnd"r VIA
the Virginia Midland railroad. At Greensboro WIKI
the Northwestern North Carolila railroad for salem
with Atlanta and Charlotte AIRLINE. At Charlotte
with Charlotte Columbia and Augusta rauaG 10
and from all points North and south.
Trains Nos. 3 and will connect m Richmond -
ing North and South with the Richmond, trra"-
rickshure and Potomac railroad for Wellington
dundee with Virginia Midland railroad to ari
from Washington and all points North aGd Wea'.
At Grcenboro' with the North Carolina railroad
to and from Raleigh and Godsboro'. aud inter-
mediate points. At Salisbury with the Western
North Carolina railroad. These trains run daily
on Richmond and DanYillc railroad, aui ceunec; IS
above, except going north on Sunday morning All
going south Monday morning. Trains making ms
connection run daily on Richmond. frcd'r"s'-
burg and Potomac and Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
roads except Sunday Train NJ. stops AT all >ia-
lions north Of Danvillr, and south of Dauvic oriy
ut Beuaja Greensboro. Thomasvill". Salisbury. and
Air Line Junction. No. stops n AL stations north
of Danvillc, and south Of Danville only n EculI,
Greensboro, Thomasvillc, Lexington, salisbury.
and AIRLINE junction.
Trains on the \. W. y. G.. railroad run between
Greensboro and Salem daily except SuHtly.
Pullman palace dI2 ~ing-roon ant. si'"rln:-WN
run OH trains Nos. l and between New io!s,
Richmond. and Atlanta and on Nos. and '"'-
between Richmond and Charlotte. and between
Washington, Danvillc, Charlotte, and Savannah.
Tickets sold 10 all southern ana southwestern
points, and baggage checLc through.
Local tickets good only for continn0ns Ia.die
between the points named on the tickets. No lay
over checks Will be gSen.
T. NJ. r. TALCDFT
General Superintendent
JOHN r. MACMURDo, General Passenger Agent.
mh2
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TOILET ARTICLES.

r ARGE ASSORTMENT OF GENUINE
AZ LUBIN'S EXTRACTS. for the handkerchief;
LURIN'S TOILET POWDER,
LUBfN'S TOILET SOAP.
CONDRAY'S POWDER, for the toilet;
GERMAN FARlSA COLOGNE,
BARBERS' COMBS, LUNDB0RG 'S En-
TRACTS, for the handkerchief;
GILT PUEF-BOXES,
ENGLISH BROWN WINDSOR SOAP,
LOWS PALM, ROSE, and ELDER-FLOWER
SOAP, imported:
SOCIETE HYGIENlQUE OFT, for the hair;
a large variety Of PERFUMERY, etc.
$500. GEORGE A. BOOK,
Apothecary and Druggist, 6Q4 Brood street;
tzt1s& successor 10 &. Il. Dove,
hill 1917 Main street
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S A L E OF
SALT SULPHUR SPRINGS,
IN MONROE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.

BY virtue of decree rendered by the United
States District Court for the District Of West Fir-
ginia, sitting at Charleston on the 25th day, of
John Echols Is complainant, and the administrator
Of William Erskens and others are defendants, the
undersigned, special commissioners, will, on the
FIRST DAY OF MAY, 1878,
on the premises, sell, by of public auction. TO
the highest bidder that valuable WATERING
PLACE known as the
SALT SULPHUR SPRINGS"
containing about SIX HUNDRED AND FORTY
SEVEN AND y HALE ACRES, situate in Monroe
county, West Virginia; together with the
LANDS, BUILDING, HOTELS, oUT-HOUsEs,
SPRINGS. &C,
connected herewith and belonging thereto except
rs follows Two hundred acres of Land, 4 Brick
Cottage the out-houses in the of The same, and
two Frame Cottases-sct APART as the property OF
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Harrison by said Court.
TERMS OF SALE: Twenty per cent. of the pur-
chasc-moncy In cash; the residue in three equal an
nlal instruments af one Two, and three years, Bear
ing interest from date bono. with good security, 10
be given for the deferred instruments.
Amap OF the property will. BIZ exhibited at the
SALE or 1t can hc seen at the Office Of William A.
Quarter, Charleston, West Va. ut any time prior
thereto.
This property has been improved by q large ex-
pcnditurc. and was well patronZe4 as 4 watering
place prior to the late Tar.
The title IS good, and the property Is well worth
examination by parties desiring to purchase.
Possession given 1st OF January. 1879.
NICHOLAS FITZHUGH.
WILLIAM a. QUARTER, =
Special Commissioners.
r,l n r.tn,
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BY Chaflln, Staples &c Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
corner Tenth and Main streets.

GALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
y LOT ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN
STREET BETWEEN TWENTY-SECOED AND
STREETS AT AUCTIUN.-
we will sell by auction. upon the premises, on
FRIDAY, Marclr29. 1878, at 5 O'Clock p. NJ, the
lot above described fronting 90 feet Main street
and running back lis feet to an alley 10 feet
wide.
TERMS: One third cash, and the balance In one
wear, with interest added, for negotiable note Sc
cured by trust deed. ,o
NH 23-eodtd Auctioneers.
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I'D FURNACE" IRON
IL LANDS OF ABOUT NINE THOUSAND
FIVE HUNDRED ACRES. IN ROTETOURT AND
ALEEGHA a VS. So K T AMP yA dd
AT ii O'CLOCK A. NJ, on TUESDAY THE ID
PEI AHRRtG n PETEk
BURG. VA,..,By virtue OF deed of trust executed
May, 1872, and duly recorded, snail, at the time
and place above named; and on the terms below
mentioned proceed to sell at public auction the fol-
i. 4 TRACT OF LAND lying in Eotctourt and
Allegheny counties, Va, described in said deed rs
containing about $500 acres. known as "ROAR-
ING-RUN FURNACE,' and celebrated for its iron
ore, said 10 be equal to that Of any In the United
States. On 1t Is an rcn-frnace with hot-air appa-
ratuS. saw and grist-mii, blacksmith and wheel
wrghtShopS, dwelling. stables, SlnokC-house,
corn-crib and other houses. The land hes on
Roaring-Run" creek, about one mile from Craig
creek, by which iron and ore can be carried In bat
teauX to James river tabOnt four mies). and thence
by water 10 Richmond and other markets.
2. The LOT In the city OF Petersburg. Va, bound
cd by Old street Short Market street Pike street, and
Oystershell alley. On 1t is n brick machinc-shop
two, three. and four stories high, with basement,
fronting about 14S feet on Old street. and 10 feet
vide, aud about $50 feet on Oystershe allcv, and
33 feet wide. and i large brick blacksmilh-shop.
3. The LOT in the city OF Petersburg, Va, bound
Souiilsidc railroad. On it Is BRICK MACHINE
feas VIDE and BR 90IS Ky isT
about feet long and rs feet wide, together with
MACHINERY, TOOLS, and FIXTURES
owned by 1.-THE Petersburg Iron-Wo1ks" ut tue
date of said deed, among which are some
10 or IL IRON and or 4 WOOD LATHES,
or IRON and 9 or 3 WOOD planners,
2 or 3 EOLT-CUTTERS,
or 3 DRJLL-PRESSES.
and various other pieces of
MACHINERY, TOOLS, FIXTURES,
BELTING-SiIAFTS, &c, usually found In such
extensive works.
TERMS: For the real estate, one Gfth cash. and
balance credits of one two. three and four wears
Interest asded, the purchaser giving negotiable
notes satisfactorily endorsed and deed OF trust on
the property TO secure their payment. For the per-
soua property, should 1t be separately sold. $500
and under cash, and over that negotiable notes,
with interest added, at four and six months, salts
factorily endorsed. And the purchaser paying all
taxes for the present year.
The whole or any part OF the property may be pur
chased privately before the day OF sale:
.... w. l.. WATKINS, Trustee.
PANN1LL & SON, Auctioneers, Petersburg, Va.
NH 5-2tawrds ar
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BY W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and AuciloHeer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.
By Frank D. Hill, Real Estate Auctioneer,
HOS Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE CORNER OF ST.
BY virtue of decree OF the Chancery Court Of The
city of Richmond in the case Of Angle rs. Angle,
March 2, 1871 VIII sell ct auction, on she prem
o'clock P. B1., LOT OF LAND. with FRAME
DWELLING thereon, at the northwest corner of
St. John and Coutts streets, fronting on st. John
street 65 feet and running pack feet being part of
Lot No. S5 In the plan Of the city OF Richmond and
part of Duval's addition.
Terms: One third cash; balance Mt six and twelve
months, six per cent. interest added.
JAMES CASkIE, Special Commissioner.
FRANK d. HILL, Auctioncer. NH 21
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Ry Dayenport q morris, Auctioneers

BY Davenport & Morris, Anctioneers
GROCERIES AT AUCTION.-On
VI THURSDAY, 2sth of March, we will oder at
auction &C o'clock nj 0nr warehouse on the oock,
an assortment of, GROCERTES-yiz- IS
sUGARS-Rc6ned of all grades;
COFFEE-Rio and Laguayra;
BACON-Sides. Shoulders. and Hams;
FISH-North Carolina and Eastern Herrings;
MACKEREL, VINEGAR,
LARD, SALT. &c. -
TERMS: Over 800, sixty days. credit for ap-
proved paper. DAVENPORT & MORRIS,
mil 90 Auctioneers.
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BY Grubbs 6 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TXECUTOR'S SALE OF THE BRICK
H DWELLING No. 402 EAST CARY STREET.
BETW ZEN FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS. AT
AUCTION.-By request of The executor, we will sell
upon the premises. or WEDNESDAY. March 9th,
at ~ o'clock p ~. the property above referred TO-,
now occupied by Mrs. Julia X; DaFeaMx, and ad-
II has three stories, with eight rooms, and kitchen
with four rooms; also, water gas, bath room. &c.
This property is so convenient to business, and In
point OF neighborhood desirable. that 1t should
attract the attention Of those wishing good home
ut moderate cost.
NH 10 Aucfionecrs.
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Electric Lights In Towns.

A department OF the Paris Exposition is
to be specially devoted to the subject Of
electric lights in towns, and important re-
suits are expectedfrom the practical demon
STATIONS to he given there. The electric
system cannot compete with gas for domes-
tic purposes, at least until it is better de-
Yeloped and experience has been gained in
its application; tut there IS no question that
for Illuminating large open spaces in towns
it is far superior. With the new dynamo
electric machines, lately invented by MIR.
Varlev and DR.. Siemens, the calculation is
made that one hundred horsepower, APP
piled through a suitable apparatus, would
yield an illuminating power OF not less than
10000 candles, which, distributed from
three points, would not make more than
twenty three shillings per hour, each lamp
or light-centre enabling small print to be
read at distance Of quarter Of mile.
Putting gas at the unheard-of low cost OF
only two shiIIings per one hundred cubic
feet, for light Of twenty candles per hour,
there is still an economy Of four to one in
favor Of the electric system. The cost OF
the latter depends mainly on the expendi-
ture for motive power, and more will be
heard of the subject after the Paris Exhi-
bition, where steam-engines, gaS.engines,
and water power will be tried against each
other. But the fact may be safely assumed
that where possibility exists OF erecting a
steam-engine to supply the requisite force,
the cost Of the electric light will be only
one fourth Of that for gas.
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RICHMOND, FRED'G &.'oToMAc x. L. ~"
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGESE,
RICHMOND. NoYe:MheE :. l.. .. ,
OF TRAINS.

y -.,.,.,,
On and after SUNDAY. 18th Instant 'f"'h> wiz
run on this road rs follows: ...,,.,.,.
7:i5 A. Is Hayes the Byrd-Strcet salon az 49,,
cept Sunday: due III "l'N'''Nf.'
at 40 L. NJ: RsltimOrr Al 1.1y !,
81: Phiiadcluhis at $50 !. NJ w
York at 1915 L. VI. -
500 p. ID. leaves Byrd-Street station '!t..!,
ing Il. Washington ~ L. y "
Baltimore ut 500 \. NJ f".""
phia At GAO \. ~: New \ orr =; 2.',
4. NJ. Through sleeper from ~
mond 10 New York: price NJ o.L u -.
4.25 p. II. ACCOMMODATION IRA " ~,
Junction. leaves BToad-StreeL s.1'"A
daily tSundays excepted. ,,,,.
s:l6 A. II, arrives ~ Byrd-Street station G"'.;'
leaves New York AZ $3.50 tlr ~,
ding evening; Baltimore at i2'9' ~
H.. Washington 81 2:l7 \. VI ,,,-
o:5S p II, arrives az Byrd-Strcet station dalN te,
cept sunday. Leaves Ne" l TfSS -
SIS A. NJ: Philadelphia a. ~
+. NJ; Baltimore at }:3V J. w.
Washington al 6:l0 L. VI. --,.,.
SIS A. II. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAM at t,c.
ut Broad-Street station daily I'--
days excepted. ,,,,rrs
General Superi4!ehGrA1
&. A. TAlLuI,
nos General Freixht and Ticket Assn.
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP xcrsS
~ COMPANY. .ssssStass-a
FOR NEW YORK.

This company VIII dispatch one or their spendie
steamerS-OLD DOMINION, WYANOkE. ISAAC
BELL, and RlCHMOND-tycryT TUESDAY, FRI
DAY. and SUNDAY at high water.
These ships are entirely dew, aud were built e1-
presSly for this route.
rooms.
The fare, accommodations and attentions are un.
surpassed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly .!
New York on the company covered pier, 81 NORTH
river.
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual
peGseS incurred.
Freight received until 6 +. NJ. daily.
Cabin fare TO New York, Sl2. Storage, sc and
IS.
For further Information apply 10
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
my 10 Office CompanYS wharYes. Ricketts,.
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ssjAuss,,TI,ron sA 4 . nnys.
60 ny j. Thompson Brow,
neat Estase Agent and Anntipiiecr,
11l3 lain street..

1113 Matn street..
TrRAMEs DWELLING AND SMALL.
pETAgHEsnpS sToNHEo N N a sThsETs Foh
SALE Al AUCTioN.-I viii sell e auction, on
TSEs5 Ass ass a sssss 81 ss se q as9s ne
south line iio, forth line and rear line do6
feet along an alley 90 feet vide The We
9Ssa FGAMR g snRE 1aoss ana
TERMS One third cash balance at SIX. sWeiVe'
and eighteen %HR,si ssrf sR q Vs.
by E. W. Powell, Auctioneer.
:DAWNBRoKER's SALE OF FOR
Il FEITED PLEDGES AT .AuCTIoN:;1;B = d. !,
rection OF Ellis Abram, VII az se ~
his office No. ole Broad street. on sfnek u
s sEEs5x E1SA5hS IL orHrsa,
a,so. PA = ffc 1s9Ess MACHINE, with fixtures
complete; together with many ~ G phwE xalnaoe
articles. u. W. 1--WE
Parties whose pledges have been forfeited will call
before be S WEDNEsDAY,97 th instant; Longer In
dulgence cannot be given. ELLIS Sa AghaMs
VERY ATTRACTIVE AND CENTRAL
PRIVATE RESIDENCES AND. BUILDING
LOTS FOR SALE AT AUCTlON:-By virtue OF
mond will sell at public auction. the premises,
on FRIDAY the 5th day of April next, at 430
First. The PROPERTY lately occupied BY Mr.
j. l.. Williams, No: GIT Seventh street. divided as
and the TWO VACANT LOTS on the north, 221
feet each, running back 120 feet to wide alley:
Second. The PROPERTY formerly occupied by
Mr. PhiIip j. Wright, situated on the corner OF
Leigh and Sixth streets, divided as follows:- The
RESIDENCE, with 81 feet, fronting on Leigh
street. and FOUR VACANT LOTS Of 20 feet each,
also fronting on Leigh street. running back 95 feet
to an alley.
Plats Of the property may be seen nc the Offices OF
Lancaster & Lucke or Williams q Gibson.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance in equal In
stalmcnts mt six twelve. and eighteen months with
Interest added evidenced by notes OF the purchaser
secured by deed of trust on the property.
ISAAC 81. CARRINGTON, Trustee.
W. 81. LUCKE, Auctioneer. 1nh 20
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AUCTFON SAEEzg...F Future LEGS.
BY Richardson & tsosss s: + SIS
Read Estate Agent and Aasticn
s7ssss9 55 n 4 Z q Main sfroGt.

- = :, = 3 . Main stroet.
AN ATTp ACTIVE COTTAGE
~ DwETJfNa, AMI TWO VACANT LOTS
ny ny ai1s RE ESr s st1E inrcRsoN AND DHVAI
sTRTTTe E,hp Islf n nv 6UGTION.-At the
rasf ?, w A. nrngee who corltenpiates
,o3r1 stt s ~ NV auction, on the premi-
ses. On 1--WE WEp DS lie 27th Instant nc
O'CLOCK DIS altrncLlYen An 5tat III aeatad "a
r rsa ana afACAsrt 1-'-' o.
TrI,,o ,,a +-d Gosh. balance In six, twelve
,I terest added and secured
hy deed ~ trn.t we. = -
y NH % RiTfiA RT,soN a CO.. Auctioneera.
Ry Grubbs q Williams,
80 ns $3.50 100 and huct,oneer,.
.$-sss 2 teas E.state Aeeh.s anu -,
Eleventh between Main aud Bank Streets
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pEPARTURE or STEAMERS.

DEPARTUEE OF sTEAMEEa.
FOR NEW YoRK.-The Ola AMEa
L Dominion Steamships Company'ss AHtz&
steamship OLD DOMINION, Captain WALKER,
Freight received until o'clock VI.
Through bills CT lading signed anu goods for
esarded with dispatch to ali point, north, soath,
east, and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, $12; round-lrip tickets,
$24. Storage, &c and $3.
Oi '1 " C. G. ". ALIEN & CO.. Agents,
NH 25-2t Company's Wharf. Rockets.
EOR PHILADELPHIA, FALL GESFs
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ceiye freight for the above ports until TUESDAY
the m 2e S5s Instant at 10 0c % A. Agent
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NJ AND NJ. sTE EasH mi'H COMPANY FOR
BOSTON DIRECT.
The fast and elegant steamer ARIEL, Captain
WYNDHAH r. MAYO carrying United States NALL,
M sSi WEDNESDAY,, and FRIDAY, at $50
a. NJ.
Fare to Norfolk or Portsmouth. ............$ SO
Fare round "trip. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Fare to Baltimore. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Fare to PHILADELPHIA. Observation-Disclosures. 9 so
Fare to New York. IL so
Fare TO Boston ria Baltimore and r.il....... 1G 70
Fare to Boston via NJ. and NJ. Steamship
TRronghs tickets sold at Grbcrs s26 Main street.
Exchange Hotel: and on board steamer. Baggage
checked through.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth:
Newborn, Washington. and Tarboro', n. c.. and all
landings on Tar river; Washington, ID. c.. Boston,
and regular landings on James river at lowest rates
The steamer ARIEI. has lately been almost en-
irely rebuilt and rcfurnishcd in an elegant and
costly manner, and is confidently recommended us
the FASTEST and most comfortable steamer that has
run on this route for many years.
L. b. TATUM, Superintendent.
903 Main street and Rockets.
j. W. MCCARRICK, Agent. Norfolk. NH 20