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Mississippi Military Institute.

The Mississippi Military Institute, located
at Pass Christian, Miss, directly Oh the Gulf Of
Mexico, is intended as National school for
the training of young men. The location is
high and dry, with q beautiful sand beach be-
fore it, and Is one Of the healthiest locations
on the gulf. Its system of instruction is some
what peculiar. In this institute every
eXertion is mado to promote the health,
morals aud mental development of its pupils
Captain w. p. Vase, U. s. A., has been detailed
by the Government as commandant of cadets,
and the institute is supplied with arms anu
an annual supply of ammunition for practice
by the Government. Tho fall term com!
menccs October 13, proximo.
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CITY NOTES.
Good % cent meals at the Holly Tree

Good 25 cent meals at the Holly Tree.
The only Turko- Russian and sulphur bath
house in the city, oo3 l. street northwest.
BURY's PIPsIssIwA cures all Kidney and
Bladder diseases, Gravel, female weakness, SC.
The best Vienna bread in tho CITY can be
obtained only at II. Freund's. 7O2 Ninth street
northwest also confectionery.
"A man named Charles Cant was arrraiened
on two charges of assaulting II woman named
Mary Thomas in the Polics court Yesterday,
and in each was fined $40 or twenty DAYS.
Mr. 7 r. McChcsnv of tbe county bos
laid bcioro The District Commissioners y natl.
ton of nronartv holders on The Ar"vIo Mil
road, asking that 1t be improved and placed
in proper travelling condition.
The new steam ero engine manufactured
nv the Silsbv Comnapy for tLe rse of The
district arrived Yesterday morning. nnhiic
exhihition Of its ounlitirs will be- mads berorc
The Chief Enpineers' Convention. '''>
T,u an rr..-,,
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Reading Matter for fhe Sick and Poor

Mr.. NJ. Godstcin makes tho following report
of the amount OF reading matter collected for
the sick and poor during the month ending
August 81, which has been distributed in tho
various hospitals, alms-houso and asylum of
the District Of Columbia:
Through the liberal public and the kind courtesy
OF the press, the following donations have been
made, viz Twenty bound books thirty HdrDer's
MOnhty twenty ScriJnel'S, thirty LipDncOhS. twenty
-ltdiics, thirty EclecticS, fifteen Reviews, forty
novels, and almost sufficient supply Of periodicals
aud newspapers. What Is most needed Mt present
Is bound books, magazines and Juvenile reading
matter Tor the children. | have already on hand
hundreds OF bound books and magazines for the
purpose of forming nucleus, of II library for the
various public Institutions. | have visited the
Washington Asylum, aud find that the books
which have boen sent there have been well pre-.
served by the superintendent Of the institution.
The magazines have been bound IN pa,toboerd
covers for the purpose of preserving them. with II
view OF forming library for the institution. Ho
has been prompt In calling for his share of periodi-
ca's, books aud magazines which uro set aside for
MN twice week. Special donations of books and
magazines have been sent to my store by various
ladies aud gentlemen. l will checrfully send my
wagon utter any packages uf reading matter which
may be too large to be put IN the boxes.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-09
Street Signs on All The Lamp-Posts.

The contract made with Mr. II, /, Gregory
for putting street signs ON the lamp-posts has
been extended 50 as to include all the lamp
posts not at first designated, This contract
includes 453 lamp.posts in Washington and
1853 In GEORGETOWN. The original list included
GA posts. The additional work Is done at the
same price named in the first contract, Sl.75
for each post, making In all an additional cost
of SI,OG0.75, which is chargeab!o to tho fund
for repairs of street lamps, OF which a balance
Of ST. 900 is available.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-09
, An Experiment win tho water-Mnins

Tho Commissioners have considered the re-
port OF Lieutenant Hoxe in regard to increas.
ing tho water supply on Capitol Hill, printed
In yesterdays NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, and
yesterday authorized the laying of i2.inch
main between the 30.inch mains oil Massa.
chusetts and Maine avenues, by tho line of
Fourth and Four.and.a-half streets. No other
connection will be made until the practical
effect OF this experiment and tho closing OF the
stop below tho 36.inch main can be observed.
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THE NdTIoNALs IN baltimore.


The Nationals visited Baltimore yesterday
and played the new nine in that city, recently
organized by Messrs. Phillips and Henderson.
Lynch who is convaescing, thought himself
in condition to play, and as Moyorle had been
released, the captain of the nine concluded to
give his regular pitcher chance to guard that
forming the duty. Tho batting on both sides
was hardly up to the average. In fielding tho
Baltmorcs had bad spells aud then improved,
while the Nationals managed to put nearly all
their errors into one innings. Appended is the
score:
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The Swimming IxcuraIon.

The long.dolayed testimonial excursion to
Professor Odlum will DO given this evening
on the Steamer w. W. Corcoran. programme
Of aquatic sports has been arranged to tako
place at Marshall Hall, including game of
polo In the water between u number OF ex.
pert swimmers, m exhibition by Professor
Odlum, and four-mile swim by Professor
Donaldson tho champion onc-armcd swimmer.
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The Programme,

Tho Programme made its appearance last
evening, on the occasion Of the opening of the
National Theatre. In typographical appear.
ance 1t Is one of the handsomest sheets ever
issued in this city. The columns arc flied
with readable matter, in short paragraphs, de.
signed to interest the play.goer between tho
acts 1t is published by Messrs. Helm and
Pope. Mt the job office of The NATIONAL Re-
rUDLIcAN Publishing COMPANY.
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man; treasurer, II. II. Bergman revisory
committee, Oh. F. Noske and II. Rupprecht.
As delegates to the Workingmen's Assembly
were elected-G. w. Spier and O. T. Tenney.
BY tho reporto OF the secretary u was seen that
forty-fve new members had Joined the Union
during the last six months. During the same
period twenty-five persons asked for employ
mont at the office of the Union, out Of which
eight obtained situations, to wit five farm
laborers, two walters and one gardener. Elgh-
teen needy laborers aud mechanics obtained
pecuniary aid. Tho subscription for tho Fall
kivor strikers, so far. amounted 10 SO
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LUZ :. ~ lvsvue ner from tne convent, Dispuised
go, as cVun Ivy lass peddInR eggs no gains admit.
stnoe w tny convent lie llus that ms WHO mas
Uso ."onol lli rooIh anu tue Keys OF tno room
NJ ~ PV''e5son ~ r'WousSei tnv ttor George
ue, i py naklnE rove 20 tne tutor ne OBTAINS
Wy NY, KY hu releases ms VIE VINO ~ oyerwhelmed
N.Y. 10y W soe MN. just AZ tS interesting moment
ny ny "e, ri VI ule army orusIs tne Duke TO inc
~ lhg w oung couPo PurtVcIy reluCmnuy ana
c 3cnoos DuecTeSS mrs. ueimpD promises 70 take
SoI vuIe vi tno D.cnssc uI'il us return lie goes
w. oa,,ie anu Us yicorl0us; An order Is given TO
Sv az s.,a''geI III, OUT Oh lhS cnnp' anu ne Ietires
no, Wy s n,shI me young Dech.sS mGanWnlle es
Lcp bu .b Io SQnNent anu stattS OUT III scaicn OF
hv a H sn,iu Sne rusnes mo ms tohI pursueu
~ - ny ~ recognized by hcr husDanI wh0dls'
hsse,l inc guard md the young couple retire TO
,ho hordr mo ngNe Is ordered nome 10 receive
moro "J tn VI .S nIst VICTORY ana no
The nrncinoi oh 5v rloc,ors rom pig Vic;
N,i TnI ", ~ ~ "E9 sustained py MISS
iIa Solj 70 VIZ III ILL., i'; Mrs. Germon Us
M w"b., go, ~ ns,, vi,o niugkehne us nG
~ 49, ,, ~ ,,ucoisu DS" nm muue goou peai
IN b Ou i ~ Wy PM VI ii",ouS't sne tllor au
~, Soy ~ al ou hlgio oaAon' ~ was nhmeilse inc
n. " ti'e cila nm an cnoruses were Woren.
49," o, 49, Gsufolay tne hages chorus IN no mtst
co, aa tne u,ikims chorus III tu ast ac,; me
soe,es ana SITUATIONS We're pleasing, excepting an
"WhMiu uelay between INC secohu ana thru ncs,
on the whole tho Mo- Sss cyoS,aha
to the artists cngered in n ad horonghlv onjovcd
by the audience Tha " IiItie nuto"7s 6iiieyI Tor
tile whole wnot ' ''''''s D"N " N'"'' W.
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USEMEy
Ford,s Opern. Houso-Thc "Iittle Duke.n=

Lecocqs military opera OF The Little Duke"
was presented for the first time last night at Fords
Opera. House. The story runs thus: Two young
people, fdbricc, the little Duke, and Piachc. the
little duchess, fall in love and married. Being
very young, 1t Is decided that they must be sepa.
rated for two years. The Lite Duke is ordered to
take command of n regiment, and the Little Ouch
fSs Is sent to convent The PIKE, not liking the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-09

Brown, Thomas Wilson, b. U. Keyser, Henry
Stickney, J. f. Moses, Charles Ebcl, John A.
Prescott, J. q. Mattock, Theodore N. Gill, II.
II. Smith, Johu Saul, George Davis aud Philip
Nav
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-09

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
W. Il. Beach, of Alexandria, and Maggie j.
Davis. James s. Cops and Louisa Richards.
a. ID. Deeton, of Alexandria. Va, and Alice
II. Moore. Alexander Holland and Mary Ann
Brooks. William Thomas and Cornela Dent.
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OFFICE cmlES sIoSALorFicER, Il. s.A.


For the Middle Atlantic states aud New England
colder, clear or partly cloudy weather, northwest
10 northeast winds and rising barometer.
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INGRAM CARPETS 25c up; Wool Carpets,
SOC; Brussel Carpets, Zoe up. Bargains in
Blankets. Best Wool Cashm res in the city
for sos up. Naudnin. 700 Market Space
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Election of Officers,

At tho regular halfycarly meeting of the
German Worklngmens Union the following
officers were elected for the ensuing term
President, g, w. Spier; secretary, Otto Held
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A GENUINE DIAMOND Solitaire Ring $40, Mt
r. III arris & Co.'S, I35 Seventh street north.
west.
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WORR DELAYED.

Tho Crowded Schools and the New Build
ings.
On account Of insufficient room and the
crowded condition Of the schools, especially in
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New Advertisements.

Proposals for iron work
Mississippi Military Institute, Pass Christian,
Miss.
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II is impossible to use Lodillo's Headache
Specific without gaining almost instant relief
Large bottles. so cents.
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The Comique opened tho week with big house
and n great show, Tho programme Is bright aud
spicy, and there Is not a dull moment during the
whole performance. "a slippery Day" Is a great
success. A matinee will be given this afternoon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-11
r,Trs. OR LIVER COMPLAINT, DYs.
pEps,a, AND SICK HEADACHE.
SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.

Pain in the right side under the edge of the rios'
increases on pressure sometimes the pain Is In the
left side the patient is rarely able to lie on Inc ieis
side; sometimes the pain is felt under the shoulder
blade, and 1, frequently extends to the top OF the
shoulder, and Is sometimes mistaken for rfeuma-
tism in the arm. The stomach is affected win loss
OF appetite and Sickness the bowels In general are
positive sometimes alternative With lax the head Is
troubled with palm, accompanied with duii' hea'y
sensation in the back part. There Is generally
considerable loss Of memory, accompanied win
nanfu, sensation of having left undone something
which ousht to have been done. slight, dry cough
70 sometimes an attendant The patient complains
Of WEAKNESS aud debility; he is easily startled, his
feet are cold or burning, and he complains OF
prickly sensation of the skin his spirits are low
ana although he is satisfied that exercise would De
beneficial to him, yet be can scarcely summon up
fortude enough to try It. 10 fact he distruss every
| remedy. Several Of the above symptoms attend Inc
d;sa,se. hut cases have occurred where few OF
them existed, yet examination of the body after
death has shown the LIVER 10 have been extensive
! ly deranged.
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IFor tho Dispatch.J
Farmyisle Female College.

sghe closing exercises OF the Farmvllle
EesnaIe College were begun in this place on
SUNDAY morning, June 1sr, with the bacca-
zsureate sermon, wbicb was delivered .Dv
the Rev. jacob henry Smith, ID. D., Oh
Greensboro, n. C. His text was, " Ho"
5eautiiui are the feet OF them that preach
che gospel OF peace, and bring GLAD uoings
Of good things. "-Romans, x, ID. Inc
audience, which was quite a large one, was
aeid almost spelbound for about an nour
nv the eloauence and power OF this sermon,
xvfaich was pronounced by many to be one
al the finest that they had almost ever
lasard. at the close Of the sermon Dr..
Sssaith made some very important and APP
raropriate remarks to the young ladies,
(which, IL needed, we venture to say. Will be
81, amending source OF comfort to them all.
ON Monday evening at O'Clock there was
She celebration Of the Margaret j. Preston
Essterary Society," Miss Janet W hitehead, OF
sais place, was the presiding officer, and
saewed by the very handsome manner in
which she performed her part that young
as6ies, as well as young gentlemen, can bill
places of importance. DR.. Smith delivered
a very interesting address TO the members
az this Society, which was very highly ap-
3reciated by all.
The grand concert OF the commencement
both vocal and instrumental, was well exc
gated, and seemed to be enjoyed by those
7yfio paid good attention, which. we are
ssarry to say, was not the case with GN who
were present, although in this respect we
wefe glad to find an Improvement upon last
commencement.
The exercises OF Wednesday evening were
the most important Of all, as this was the
asnse for the reading out Of distinctions, the
awarding Of certificates OF proficiency, and
che delivery Of diplomas. Professor w. W.
Smith, OF RandoIph-Macon College, deliv-
.sTed the address to the graduating class,
(which was highly appreciated, as was shown
Eyy the repeated applause Of the audience.
The graduates, eight in number, were as
follows: Miss Darden, Suffolk, Va; Miss
Whitehead, Farmville, Va; Misses NJ. r.
and II. w. Crawley, Prospect, Va. !; Miss
Crew, Richmond. Va; Miss Fletcher, Ac-
cenac county, Va; Miss Forbes. Rich
asond, Va, and Miss Balm, Liberty, Va.
Hiss Darden and Miss Whitehead grad
mated with distinction.
After the exercises OF each evening were
aver, the young people repaired to tue Col
sege lawn, where for time the pleasure OF
promenading, &c, was enjoyed to the full
ssst extent. But these pleasures, like most
others, had to come to an end, as the re-
firing bell of "Wednesday night too painful
Ey illustrated. The young people seemed to
enjoy themselves very much, and especially
sEose OF the fair sex, who, by their beauty
ard varied attractions, were The bellies OF
the occasion. And under this class would
we take the liberty to mention one from
elizabeth City, N. c., two from Danville.
Va, and others, had we not already written
enough. TRADDLEs.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and .iuc'iOnccrs.
Eleventh street between Nam and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE BRICK STORES AND VACANT LOTS.
ON BROAD AND ADAMS I T. Is AM
BROOK AVENUE. AT AUCTIOE:-ln execution
of decree Of the Circuit Court OF lcnrlco county
ecutor. as. Griffin and ats. The Undersigned inc
commissioners thereby appointed VIII SCI. Dy auc'
ton upon the premises on MONDAY, l6ta iuie
at 5 O'Clock 2. NJ. the following valuable HtAi;
ESTATE, OF which The late Fendali Grlhh u1cu
siczeG-to VII: ,.. ~
First The VACANT LOT at the northwest cor
per of Eroad and Adams streets. frontllG on Broao
street IL 5l2 feet. running back 33 lcet 10 an al
ley-thr same 10 be sold IN four lhtfccls- eicu VI
about z 10. IL feet front. ~ r>-,. -
Second. BRICK STORE and DIV ELLiNt' Nc.
3O4 Adams street, recently occupied oS IL ffttch-
or. 20 feet 9b inches by about ~ feet.
Third. The large BRICK STORE and DIV IL
ING. Nos 306 and sos Adams street. occupied by
Messrs II. G. Arnrtr 4 Brother. IA 81 ny ~ feel
Fourth. VACANT LOT adjoining The above on
the north fronting SO feet on hr west side OF Bro"
avenue aud running out to L 2O-fOot hiley when
bounds it on the north. ,o, -
THE above property has long been regarded rs
amongst the most valuable in that part OF the cllE'
and the steady growth OF the city IN mat dIrction
and the daily increase of business in Inc Nclilit!
makes this favorable opportunity Tor ihVcs!hent
in propcrty which. being situated AT me JUNCTION Oh
Two important lhoroughfareS, VIII always NC III oe
mand. ,. . II, .,,..,,.o
and eighteen months, for liable notes, with IN
terest added. the titles being retained by The Court
until the whole purcrasc-money Is paid.
+ S + +: f T$FfEEz' Commissioners.
GRUBBS < WILLIAMS. Auc'ioneerS. le .
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ACTION sALEs---Eusure Days.
BY Williams G Gibson. Anctioneers,
Eo.1fI4 bfain street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF MOST
EsTATE in PoWH1TAN COUNTY; =, VA; On y
uUND.-In pursuance of decree OF the Chaneery
Court Of ihe city Of Richmond spsred on Inc ~
DIV Of June So IN Inc case Of Gofse ca
missioner appointed by said decree. viii proct cd 10
seii by public auction. nc t,emead, COMMENCING Mt
1873 those u TWO NJ n Most VALUABLE AND At.
TRACTIvE ESTATES, adjoining each other and
forty miles above Richmnnd, known rs !. BEL
MEAD ana ..BELDaLE," of which ting E, late
General Philip ST. George Cooke died seized These
BELMEAD contains 1000 ACRE S. more or less,
of fertile land. 800 scres of which are the finest
improvements On, This place are among me h0SI
br1ck, IS covered with slate, and contains abont
twenty rooms above ground ltis situate on an emu
pence, In grove OF original oaks, and commands
view OF the surrounding country for miles. Tue
walls CT The first Story are frescoed and u Is com
pIcte In all Of ifs appointments. The other I'm
provemcnts consist OF stone -four and grlsi-mIli
stone Kitchen. stone barn. stone stable, frame saw
corn CORN and ice-houses. servants
quarters. wheelwright-shop. BLACKSMITH shop
BELDALE contains 24O0 ACRES. more or less,
OF fine land, 200 acres or which are creek low.
grounds. The improvements on inns PLACE consist
houses. nc &C. 1t lies Immediately south OF Bel
mead, the county Dad being the dividing line.
| Both places are convenient to churches. stores.
and postofices and in sight Of the proposed line OF
| the Richmond and Allegheny railroad Produce
from these places is shipped by James river from 4
landing on Belmead. TO which point the river Is
| nayigable.
| TERMS: As TO Bclmead-Cosh as 10 expenses oil
sale: S12,509.IS At two years. T4.243.35 ut three
| years: the balance AT four aud five years
| AS TO DeIhale-CaSh MS. 10 expenses OF sale: So,
O02.27 at two years, $40 ut three years; The
balance ut four and five years.
The deferred payments, except Ss,266 - due q
| two wears on Bcirnead and S1.9S3.S7 due Ut Two
years Beldae, bearing six per cent. interest from
| day Of sae
| For fur.ner Information, apply to Mrssrs. John
| r. aud Z. St. George Cooke rcSiung OH the prem
| Ises. or Messrs. Williams & Gibson. No. lola cas-
| Nain street, or the undersigned.
| Packet boat leaves Richmond Friday afternoon a
| night JAMES NJ. NJ. DAVIS,
| Special Commissioner
WILLIAMS & GIBSON, 1914 Main street, Auc
| tinnnnrs ie BIOL
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= BY Robert u. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
SO No. 1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A Small L L
T n aMa Rooms. Alb GOOD LUT. FRoNTINSGS
THiRTY FEET ON THE I'll i EAST IIfRE Nd VI
! STREETS. NEAR The CORPORATE LIMITS "
OF THE CRY. WITH coop WELL OF r. > va "a.
rne ~ the Circuit Court Of Hen rico county entered
IN the e. suit styled Guthrie us Guthrie, &C. therein
pending, the undersigned appointed speelal COLL
ises. on WEDNESDAY the l1lh day OF June,
1879. at SIX O'Clock T.. NJ, the PRopER'I II, apo Dove
de .crihea The house is now occupied bya good
tenant, and will pay good percentage on the IN
yestment. t-o,ro
Terms: One third cash; balance at SIX ana we've
months for negotiable notes. eGal Interest aaueo'
and tiiIe retained GEORGE P. HAW,
ai 20 ~ SpecTal Commissioner.
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BY GoddIn, Warren Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncels,
HOG Main street.

VPTSTEE'S SALE OF + r A NJ Z
! DWELLING NO. 4OS on THE NORTH
SIDE OF BK0AD. BETWEEN MONROE AND
HENRY STREETS, Az AtCTI0E.-By virtue OF
deed OF trllst dated 18th of April. 1866 executed
bv Joseph IIangil and wife, and duly recorded In
tie Chancery Court clerks Office of the city Of
Richmond. default having heeD made therein. ana
secured. shall sell on THURSDAY, June 8; $50,
At s O'Clock T.. NJ. on the premises. the FRAME
DWELLING No. 4GS west Broad street. contain
ing ten rooms. The lot fronts 3O4 feet and runs
back 100 feet.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses of sale nuh 10 pay
of the SIM, of 5000 now due: the balance Il
or, dit of four. eight and twelve months. wish IN
ttrc.t from day of sale. and decd Of trust to Sc
cure the credit pay lnents. ,r
As trustee under 4 decd from Joseph llHngit aud
wife date August 5, 1873, unite IN ihc foregoing
sale. 1DOMA5 y. l. !. .tNH'
fa
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auc'ionecr,
Il13 Main street.
, vrpy nEsrpARIE sTOCK-BRICK

A VERY DESIRABLE STOCK-BRlGh
IA RESIDENCE ON SOUTHWEST COX y RI, r;S
of GRACE AND SHAFER SIREEiS;Ii WIZ u
sell at public auction, on FRIDAY, June Ign, ~ .
o'eock p. D., that DESIRABLE, 6 sht9a AMI;
fer Streets now occupied by Colonel l.. J.. Lewis.
This residence was built very s,l1stansiary, and
com fr,shI and desr Bile rs possible hay, ny all the
latest improvements; square roof oryered with
slate: Veranda and large side bay.'Sintow: five
roors in main building and four roo ans In the wing
With nantry- and c'ose!-roolls, 10
The IOls frouts 40xt65 feet 70 wide alley, and
has on II STABLE aud y VEL lneatiy coveredI,
besides city water.
TERMS: One fourth cash. hs!ance Mt six, twelve,
and eighteen months, wiHt interest added, anu &C.
: - =. THOMPSON BROWN,
leo Ssss .tjsl - :, 80. Auctiopeor.
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BY Robert B. Lyme,
Real Estate Auciioneer and Agent,
1912 Main street.

MICE FRAME TENEMENT AND LOT,
~ SITUATED ON WEST SIDE or MAYO
STREET CORNER OF CYPRESS ALLEY. EE.
TWEEN FRANKLIN AND ROSS, FOR SALE
BY PUBLIC AUCTION.-By reqne.l of the ownor,
shall sell, upon the premises on FRIDAY the 18Th
day OF June 1879. at O'Clock p. NJ, the above.
described DWELLING. containing about six
rooms; frame kitchen; gas and wafer. with good
culcrrt conn. cions, nno now rented To GOOD tell
ant ut 1880 per month. The LOT has 4 good
front on Mayo s. rect and 4 nice back porch. For
an investment this offers good opportunity ben z
so near 10 business. A great bargain Will be had,
the owner intending to sell.
TERMS: At sale. ROBERT Is LII Ne,
in AncnOnpGr.