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, 1880-03-15
A Novel Advertisement.

A well-known halter, by name John
Genin, adopted some novel modes of
advertising. When Barnum brought
Jenny Lind to this country, the first
choice of seats was sold at public auc-
tion. Genin ran to see Barnum, and
said: Barnum, want the first seat
sold, and l want to pay good price
for it." "Send down couple of your
clerks with instructions to bid against
each other" was the reply. This he
did, and the clerks run the ticket up to
two hundred and twenty-five dollars,
when it was knocked down. "What
name |" inquired the auctioneer. "John
N. Genin," was the answer. Mean
while the exuberant crowd seized the
supposititious Qenin, lifted him upon
their shoulders, and bore him in
triumph to Genin's store. The news
had preceded the crowd, however, and
"efore they reached the store it was
filed with shouting, excited mass of
congratulating friends. Genin was the
hero of the hour. The telegraph
flashed the news over the country that
IS the first choice of seats to the Jenny
Lind concert had been sold to John NJ.
Genin for two thousand, two hundred
and fifty dollars" Ia mistake of fig
ure), and the deed was done. Mr..
Genin made an arrangement with the
news editor of one of the morning pa
pers to clip out and hand to him every
article he could find in his exchanges
in relation to the matter. These he
carefully preserved, making calcula-
ton at the regular rates of advertising
per line, until it had reached the enor-
nous sum of eighty thousand dollars,
when he ceased longer to keep.account.
"Youpg man, can you tell me who 4
lecturing here to-night?" inquired q
motherly looking old lady in front OF
the Tabernacle last night. The party
addressed. q gentlemanly-looking young
man, made answer IS pleasantly as a
bad cold would permit, Cough" A
panied expression came over the old
lady's face and just shade of indigna-
ton was apparent in her voice as she
inclined her head forward and demand
ed, who did-what did you say q
Cough, Cough" "G'off And I
have raised six boys and trained them
to be respectful and polite to their
elders, and live to be told by young
whelp like you to go of! Why. if one
of my boys, old as they are, was to give
me such impudence, I'd spank him
Pd-Td-."
, 1880-03-15
The Waiting Ones.

To some tits given to stand and wait,
And watch the green mold of decay
Steal DER their work, because stern Fate
Has scoureed them back and barred the
way.
Some lives stand ever on the brink
OF joy. They wait through all life's day
To see hops's sun shine out, and sink,
And drag their sunset tnts to gray,
They wait and watch some coming good
That filings its radiance ahead
Twas for another; where they stood
Falls but the shadow cold and dead.
As starving children through pane
Watch others at some rich repsst,
Then see each boon they craved in vain
On happy. sated favorites cast.
To some tits given to wait and yearn
Till faith slow smolders into doubt,
Till love and faith to ashes turn,
And all lifes fires have burned out.
Courage leaps for valorous deeds,
And time will wipe out sorrows tears;
But for the waiting he .rts sore needs
Patiencs grows threadbare through long
years.
Ave if the lines grow hard and deep,
Aud eyes grow caveruous that wait,
'Tis nobler far to wait and weep
Than conquer worlds when helped by Fate
Brave, brave is he who bears his curse
With courage and cheerful heart;
Who ever says, 1t might be worse,
And lifts his head when hopes depart.
baltimore american.
, 1880-03-15

She was school-tsacher, and had to
teach morals as we'll ~ arithmetic. 30
when the big oath came from lit 10
urchin on the play ground, she made
him climb into her lap and procesded
to tell him to "Swsar not at all" II
didn't swear at ALL jist cursed one
feller, and you would toe, if he'd
chucked SNOWFALL down your back y
-[Janesville wis. Gazette.
, 1880-03-15

VIRTUES OF A NEVADA Nut Pine
nuts are now to be found on sale at most
of our fruit-stanas where other nuts are
kept. They are Nevada production,
and are therefore suited to the require
ments of our people in the nut limo
good to be eaten in this climate. They
are quite sweet and agreeable to the
taste, notwithstanding faint favor of
rine or balsam. 1t has long been known
that these nuts were excellent for all
diseases of tho kidneys the early set
tiers made that discovery-buti it is not
generally known that they are about tho
best medicine that can be taken in cases
of bronchial affections and throat all
ments. There is in the nuts just suf-
ficient amount of peculiar plney bal
sam, combined with a sweet and agree
able oil, to soothe and heal the throat,
and to clear and strengthen the lungs.
1t is only necessary to carry them IN
the pocket and nlbble at them as at nuts
of any other kind. No one need be
afraid of eating too many of the nuts.
They are the bread of the Piutes, who
fatten on them. Children devour these
nuts with avidity, and in this climate
and thin atmosphere they should be So
lected for them in preference to nuts
from the tropics or other foreign re-
gions. In case of throat troubles or
weak lungs, pine-nuts are the best and
cheapest medicine that can be found
by the little folks big folks, ditto.
, 1880-03-15

He who laughs at cruelty sets his
heel on the neck of religion and godli-
meas.
, 1880-03-15

White specks on the nails are luck.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-10
AUCTION sALEs.-.ruture Days.
By George Il. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Anctioneer'
1905 Bank street.
BEAUTIFUL AND DESIRABLEFARN
IN HANOVER COUNTY. VA,
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

At IN request or the owner, who has removed 70
Southwest Virginia, will sell At public ,uction, on
me prenises' on sAInhDNi ,h has T MYr DEsJ.
RABIE FARM known as "KRisHUAGHARn
situated 10 Hanover county, Va. three miles from
yerdon on me nnfsaPesss vnD FsRW "na
RESIDENCE Is bordered ore side by TIE New
found river and on another by The puD1c foan ieiu'
Ing 10 The city OF Richmond, by which Inc distance
The tract contains 255 ACRES. GO acres Of which
Is in orig nal growth timber OF oar, nlckory, an
yation having been improved by recent and ceplous
applications Of Lees prepared agricultural llpei
barn-yard manure ana me owl 81 c,o,er
and o. her gInsses the Weld Of which has fuiiy de-
mons rated the adapiaby OF the soil 70 inc CROWN
Of the arinus grasses About one bali of the tract
a. of granite soil the balance of rich sandy loan
The whole being underlad by red clay suOsol' lhe
farm is Enclosed by good, substantial renee, ana
conven emily divided into separate fields by cross
FENCES II Is well wafered by Newfound river ana
three springs with their branches, besides an excel
lent well Of water I'm the yard. r,>,r r,pcv
The buildings consist of FINE. bhEGt,
SQUARE BRICK DWELLING containing large,
airy rooms, halls, closets, &c, Win coinmodions
room and kitchen detached In The midst OF
wel-f,nc,d. shady ward adorned win beautiful
shrubbery and evergrfsns. HE out-opiiIings are
am ME and convene nt consisting 81 stable Rranary
corn-cribs, sheds. &C., also lcf-hOlise abd eolVa
bic qua, tiers for laborers.
An excellent orchard and garden.
From the superior soil, healhiulhess OF ioca'i3,,
convenience u fchoos. churches, mills, &C. ms
neiehborhood has retained and attracted the best
society, aud this sale undoubtedly affords fine OF
portunity for profitable investment as wen as Inc
Securing a comfortable and beautiful home.
The sale will be withOu' reserve.
TERMS: $500 c5sh balance In easy payments
made ki own on the day OF sale. A.,
Colonel William II. Campbell, resding on we
adjoining farm, Will take pleasure in howing INC
prenlists 10 per.ons applying. For further parlic'
nlars address GEORGE r.. CRAWFORD,
1905 Bank street, Richmond va.
or The owner $. FRANK HUBERT, s,g;, s Earn
Roanoke county, Va. NH eodtloMnSlto5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-10
Nv w. Goddin.
BY w. GOddlns
Real Estate Agent and Auction'er'
corner Eleventh and Bank s'Iee's'

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF WOOD
~ LAND IN HENk,C . T1nflI 4 TiiE CRY
~ piciiMoNi. ON BACON sTkEhT , BE-
TWEEN 81. JAMES AND ~. JULY = - . ,nr, of nc
~ 81 Richmond entered on the 24th OF June
1aeo in the case of Warwicks tNcutor %; VA
w,ck &c the undersigned: James NJ. Dasis sne
cial commissioner, VIII oner 'or sur q. c,icn
IT, e"rner Of Rank and Eleventh streets. IN the
sity OF Richmond on FRIDAY Inc iz,n 1i Si VI,
1880. nj IL O'Clock Nj, TRACT or HEa.iL -
WOODED LAND In Eenrico , co" Ini.es wet of
ppchmond containing 1876 ACRES by recent sur
yey. known as a part of the jesse rpryear tricl
knd nj thp same lime and place. by tbe uhuersVn-
"A pii csr,er James NJ. NJ. Davis. special COM
mis-. toners AIMED In another decree enteIea III s.io
same cause on The "a h OF JaEuary isoo, VIII onsr
for sale TRACT OF LAND III liemri Go nn IF
Tho Richmond and Charlottesville PLANK -rOad' con-
tanning 49, ACRES, and conveyed 10 Anrahain
Wsrwlck. decras cd on the Sth OF June, 1900 DY
John w. sheppard aud wire; ..,,.o. b., tho nm
And on the same day. on The premises, oy me UNI
dersIgned, w. GoddIn, special comlnlssione, ap-
noiuted by The said lastmentoned decree III oner
for sale. st O'Clock r NJ, ~ III Dus' io aI
az IO.l2 feet, runp Ing back about 100 cel, Deihg
part OF The real estate conveyed TO slin WARWICK
by A. a. Hughes on the lst Of JUNE. 1893.
TERMS: For the land In Henrico county one
fourth cash: balance at six. twelve. and eighteen
months: and for the lot In Rlchmonu one Inlr'
cash. balance at six AMI twelve months, lot ~ go,
tabIe notes intercs added and lite retained tll ai
OF The purchase money be pad and a conveyance
"'e'e' W '"' 0' JAMES NJ. NJ. DAVIS.
spec alEOm issioner.
HILL CARTER,
JAMES NJ. N. DAVIS,
special Commissioners.
W. GODDlN.
Special commissioner.
nah Ak e1O11Slo-6t
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.,,.,, ~ /, certain Feed OF trust dated Janu-
IN execution y, adv recorded In the clerk, Office
airy ~, aho Court, u. b. ia rage
p WI a Tor ne Dre oscci p S icing
DAY. ma1cu he benencIaries mentioned In
required % Se ~ having been made IN the
q cS secured nSrcS{S ha or rons On
sTOhE aoo so fect and runs hack between parallel
,een SiTs Ter 10 he properly Of Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company. Ths S hnt sr year. ara
lively new, haying Se built The DWELLING oScr
ana about ak rooms: gas, water, &c, on
he premises This or business m the
best stand for he grocery AM has always enjoyed an
Unusual amount Of custom spsed !, a ,s OF
those seeking good property Is lp y, nav me cost and
ansas Of saIe and 10 pay or note OF $4,000,
with ali costs, interest, &c, thereof oaahc' upon
NH kDDFhi ~. - 80, -
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Ivy James n. Taylor q Son.
Rca, Fs,ate Agents and Auctfoneers'
o6,cc corner of Eleventh and Bank sreets'

0HifC corner Of EWNtHtu 6Ha A''''~ -
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALU...
GanIE REAL EsTATG N 1 THE c T1IHR RE
nIeHM ssls f Eaisk ssrsff WITH DWELL
iSgs AI s,ssrs sirY " NAN N AND ND sHyks:
E ; snS. srfS Ss rr SSSSsiIps i!sS
az MEssHs. LFwIs a ASHER As nsi
c9oss sToSE' Ne 7os T Y Z a MI ~ A
s srHsssr itHNi h IN RExR OF THE AgoyE) gY
HERMAN NORRIS Asa CLoi y w.
20, f,ourt ON ne 2Ist day Of February. 1850. IN
,he,ui OF DilIs ceyiees rs. Aliens dcyisess. NE
undersigned. as special commissioners nsn ',.s ~
ala decree with offer for sale at ruhitc aucon, upon
The preu,iss on WEDNESDAY the ION day Oh
March $50, commencing at o'clock y. ~" ,noue
DEsIRABLE sToRfs as above ,oca,ec; no run.
bsck between lines nearly parallel abou. SO Tel 70
an alley IN cominon three feet wide. NO. dau1,
wes snjdlns ,hs , aDo's back y on rs eastern ne
absu, ~ S-i2 feet. an on It's wes,ern nhe' Will
Is an irregular one. the same dep'n anu IN
rear on tire atovcl ffous about Is Or u iect, wn
dsnth on ~ uorihern line Of 80 ALL feet. ana on
It's soiihsru line which Is an irregular one, thc
TSose sispcseI to purchase are Invited 20 exam
inc the properly before the day OF SAFE, ana oy Cs
lag at the Office Of The auciioneer' map VI '''
The iScaion OF this property, and the fact tia, II
Is now Welding aud mas alwass yio or, or NV one
10 purchase either for speculation or solid invest
mebt. A., .,..oo a, civ
Twelve and eighteen months. for negotiaoie n0tes.
with interest added from he day OF SAFE me tue 20
be retained until the whole purchase. money - na,n
and q CONVEYANCE or6eftd by the Court. For rac =,
credit-paymcnt the purchaser viii be rtQuireo 10
s'' NJ. NJ GILLIAN.
HENRY q. CANNON,
Sreciai Commissioners.
asT ,'.. ~ fc27
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MARCH 8, 1880
Editors Dispatch When you MADE tne
statement thai George Wssnine,on VIZ
Ian On she nth Of February, 1882. my
6r.t thought was "the old encyclopaedia OF
nsefnl knowledge Is 10 error for once = I;
ana 10 prove II referred TO DIR: D.. r.
: Schroeder's "Life and Times OF Washing,
fop.v Sure enough, there u was s'a'ea
. he was born on the twenty-sccond gay on
February y: but In foot-nofe ADDS tine
day Was The elerenfh (oId stylel l'32 ssee
FAYE l0,: and on page IL states. Tue
ienily Riple contains this record: s6eorge
WasS,upton. son Of Augustine and mary
his ~Ife. was born the 11,h day oil Feoru,
s,x 1870. about 10 In the morning, anu
wac baptixed The 9th April f0llowibg'
Oh The same page. 1.-THE site OF the mouse,
which was buiIt by Wssbington's great
srsndfas her In the year 1851" when ne emil
[ra,ed 10 America, IL now indicated by
snanumenial stone bearing the inscription,
10 Here. The lin Of February. 1882, george
Washin0fon ,ros born y; and In a foo,.note
adds. DIT Is a slab OF freestone, lying hori-
zontally, and Il was placed there by George
w. p. Custis, Esquire, in June, 1870" 30,
as Usual, you were right In your statement.
Will you, for the Information OF rue
writer (snd probably many otcersh oAp,s an
,oben. Lo,p. and civ was this change mace,
and does IL apply similarly to 4th OF ou!
and other anniyersariesy hoAsone'
frbe change In question was made I'D i'ol'
The reason for 1t was given in the Udny
Dispatch CT Monday. Briefly stated II i
as follows: The civil year had been allowed
for many centuries length oil 1854 Gays
This was about eleven minutes too mucn'
being that much longer than the solar year.
Eleven minutes a year amount 10 sixteen
thousand five hundred minutes In bileen
hundred years; and as there are only l'4o
minutes In q day, it is evident that Io'ooo
minutes are equal to about ii days. Ihese
eleven days were, therefore, thrown out 10
1852 first. and In 1852 the British Parliament
passed law providing that the Sd OF oeptem-
Der should be called and should be the l4th.
Washington and all his contemporaries IN
Virginia were under that law and so his
birthday Jumped from the 18th to the 22d
Of February.
1t follows that the change did not ana
does not affect the 4tb Of July. The event
which that holiday commentaries took
place fourteen years after the aforesaid
change In the. calendar was made.l
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II the numbers are placed as here given
and then are dsarranged by simple move
ment Of the blocks, you may bet million
10 one that the given arrangement can be
restored by movement Of the blocks. III,
however, you lift any two numbers out oil
the box and interchange their places, you
may safely bet all the gold in the world
against an old hat that the given arrange
ment cannot be restored except by the sans
process Of lifting the numbers out and
placing them back again.-Nen forh
Herald
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COUNT ORDER.
VIRGINIA-IN THE CIRCUIT COURT

VTIRGINIA-IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
Y OF THEC CITY OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY
80. 1880:
A. g. Harvey and Lewis II. Blair under the hrinr
name OF Harvey Blair. .......... Plaintiffs,
against
:. L. Sa .Defendant'
IN DEBT.
The object OF this suit is 10 recover against the
def.nGAn the sum OF 81 6.9S, with interest there
on 10 be- computed after The rate OF six per cen.um
pcr aunuID, from the 29;h day OF october, 1879.
until patio, and 10 attach the estate of the defendant
i'm the hanjs Of the Virginia Fire aud Marine ln-
suranee Company, of Richmond, Va, and 10 sub
ject the same 10 tn; payment OF the plaintiff
claim.
Aud affidavit having been made and alej that the
said defendant Is ideBt OF the State OF Vr-
gtnia, he Is required TO appear here within one
month after due publication hereof and do what
necessary 70 project his interest la this suit
A copy-Teste: ALFRED sHElLD. Clerk.
WILLIAM ELLYSoN. D. q. 10 2S-NAw
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RATLROAD LINES.
RAILROAD LINES.
M N A 2s&
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND siHxsrkAErl
RAILROAD. !
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
~ rAKINn EEEFf,r NnsuY n. 1890.

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND sinxsrEAErl
CCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
~ TAKING EFFECT JANUARY o, 1857
PASSENGER TRAINS.
800 r. NJ. Leave Richmond daily Excerpt san.
day. connecting at West Poist on
Tuesday. THUR DAY. ann SAT-
URDAY With steamers for all land
ipgs on the York river and for Balti-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
$50 a. NJ Leave Richmond daily EXCEPT sun.
1000 A. NJ. day.. connecting at West Pom, wlib
STEAMERS for Bali:m0ie on MUNDAY'
Tuesday, WEDNESntY.
THURSDAY, and SAT uRDAf
MOSDAY. WEDNESDAY,. and
FRIDAY; with steamers for iroyi.
dence and Roston on TUESDAY and
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 A. VI. Arrive at Richmond daily fexcepl
Sunday, connecting at West Poinl
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT-
URDAY with steamers from Baiti'
more
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
1855 r. M Arrive ut Richmond daily lexcepl
$40 4. NJ. Sunday. connecting at West Point
with steamers from Baltimore, Ne"
York, Providence. and Boston.
no transfer Of freight az Ricnmond to or frcm
southern points. Cars run through between Atlanta
and West Point.
Careful handling ard dispatch, with lowest ra es'
Tnrough bills OF lsding, with guaranteed rates
Issued to all Dorth.rn and western points.
For IN formation. apply nj Office OF the company
Twenty-third and Dock streets, Richmond. Va.
oe4 II. r. DOUGLAS. superintendent
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East DDlED.
Mail train arrives ~ Richmond daily *
CeDt sunday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. no p
Express train arrives al Richmond daily
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 900
Accommodation train arrives az Rich
mcnd daily except sunday ANN. 300 I
Mixed train leaves Staun'on NJ llf5 A. n
taking passengers from virginia MidlauC ir.It fr.n
Lyncbburg and Danyie, and arrives at Richmond
connects with Virginia Midland train H.,
LynchburP. Danyie, aud Atlanti, Mls.is.lpM a,i
Ohio Railroad stations, an VIII Nirguh Ma.
land train, leaving a. SHOP " nr Washington
q connects with Virginia Midland train. lra.'r,
at 4:05 A. NJ. for Washington ana the NDrfh
G connects with Virginia Midland ual1 e.,
Lynchburg aud Dansiie.
- connects with valley railroad accOmmsl, .i =
train. leaying a. 3:lJ W. Tor lIsrris0ufsl
r connects with Valley railroad train. 's4D.sy A.
10 so A. VI. Cor IlAr9crs Ferry.
+ connects with st1gos tor LeXin2'0r.
G connects with &. u. :. aud T.. 4. steamers z
Portsmouth and Cincinnati.
II connects with SciOto 'alley railroad fIr lie
Northwest.
connects with all lines diyerglng 70 the We,
Northwest. and Southwest.
For tickets. Jaggage-checks, and informatl0g n
route, time. &C.. apply 10 Chess peake lnd ono r.
way depot and $50 Main street.
Through tickets always as lOw A. by ans 0'lr
route. W. VI. :. bLNN.
Engineer aud Supcrinf.I.iant.
CoNwAY U. HOWARD. General PASSENGER sfd
Ticket Agent. fDuT
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II these numbers-1, 2. and 3--be disar-
ranged by moving them they Can always be
brought back to the same arrangement as 10
the figure by simple movement. II, how
ever, you lift the number out OF the box
and place 1t in the square OF figure 2, after
moving 9 TO the first square, then no mere
movement will restore the arrangement that
is given in the four small quares. Now,
increase this square in the size OF that usu.
ally given.
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Nv Robert u. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF THAT
i TWO-STORY FRAME TENt MI Mt DWELL
ING No 14oe SITUATED ON TIE NORTH
LINE of P0PLAK ONE DOOR WEST
OF FIFTEENTH STREET.-In execution OF
certain deed of trust 10 The undersi ned rs trus-
tee dpied the 10th day Of Ocober lS1l aLd
recorded IN Richmond Chancery Court; ID. D. 20 A.
on T TTFSDAY the 9Th day of March, 1880, at D
O'Clock r. NJ, being required 10 do by the holder
of the bond therein described default having been
made in the PAYMENT Of the sanel, The PROPER1
aboye described The lot fronts % feet on the NORM
line Of Poplar street, and runs back 1872 feet INC
house con- six rooms. and VIII at all iimes ytlh
a good percentage on its value. q
TERMS: Cash a. to expenses OF sale ana 20 pa on
bond with interest thereon, amounting 10 s66b.O1
balance upon terms 10 DC given AZ salc
w. l.. COWARDIN,
ALEXANDER II. SANDS,
NH a Trustees.
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by GIubbs Il Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.
SALE OF SIEVE

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SIEVE
" RAJ TRACTS OR PARCELS OF LAND
lynn; WEST OF r. e CITY of RlCHhOND.-
In execution of decree of The Chancery I0ura OF
Richmoud, entered in the csuse OF dmond iaveh-
Do,t & Co. rs. Wickham, the undersigned three
commissioners will sell by auction, upon the prem
ises ON THURSDAY the 18th day OF March, 1851
com mcncjny nj | 2 O'Clock NJ, Il TRACT OF LAND
containing 211 37l-100O ACRES, lying IN me
Thrpe-t hopDs d road about six miles west OF the
city adjoining the farm formerly Owntd Ny IL ".
:. woodland" or Howlo's. This may be made g0od
farm no IL is not far from the line Of the proposed
railr,'ad mp james river.
At the "a me time and place the undersigned, a. lie
Roulware aud w. j. Leakc. conn issioners unref q
former decree viii sell a TRACT OF 34s ACRES,
living near the above and adjoining the lana OF JonD
Edwards W. D. and A. ~. Brown, and others.
Afer which (say At IL O'Clock L. NJ the three
commissioners VIII sell, upon the premes. LUIS
No. and In The plat of subdivision OF me Misn-
burniem flrnh-the former wlth about 10 AChE, :
the latter with about 20A ACRES These lands ne
ON The hutchinson road, which rs nearly a coniinu-
alton of the Grove road. and the are distant only
about three miles Z ON the city.
TFHNfs: For the first and third tracts one fourtn
cash the residue at one. two, ana thret years LOT
the second tract costs Of suit and sale IN cash. Da
ance at one two. and three years with personal Sc
curity. or one third cash. balance az one twO anu
three years without security In all cases the ere
dts TO be for nOles win interest. payaOe stllian
nu1ly and titles to he retained by the Court unli
All the purchaSe-mOney i paid.
plas of all tie land may be seen az the ohce Oh
the aucti0necrs. W. y. Ian.
A. l.. BUULWARE,
a. K. COURTNEY,
Commissioner.
Cpr-pps e WILLIAMS. AuctiOneCrs. nh &
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers,
Eleventh street, between Main and Bark.
THAT VERY VALUABLE PROPERT

THAT VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY
l. SITUATED AT THE NORTHWEST COR
NER OF CARY AND NIS1H STREETS, UPON
CARRIER. FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-By req vest
of the heirs OF the Ia we will sell by auction,
upon the premises. on THURSDAY the 1ih day Of
March. At Az o'clock L. ~, the PROPERTY stu
ated as above. II fronts So 81 feet on the north
line of Cary street, and runs back 100 feet Oh the
west line of Ninth street.
This property Is situated In the centre of the bust
ness part of the eli anl within few steps OF the
Basin aud now that the railroad i about 10 be built
Improve rs much "a any property in The Vicinity.
TERMS: VIII be made known nj the time OF the
sale. GRUBbS & WILLIAMS,
mh6 AuciiOneers.