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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-08

James Pearson, % Sixth Street, Buffalo,
says: 1 have used your Spring Blossom for
a household remedy for regulating the bowels,
liver and kidneys. l shall never bo without 1t.
Prices SO cents, and trial bottles, 10 cents.
For sale by H. H. Cochran, druggist, l37 and
l39 North Queen street, Lancaster, IA.
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To Our Customers and Friends.

Let us say to you that at no other
time have We made such extensive
preparations for the Holiday Trade as
We have this season. We have taken
special pains in our purchases in order
to get large line of goods that VIC can
offer to our friends that they will find
upon examination to be just what they
want. We cannot begin to enumerate
the very many articles we display, but
would say come and see them even il
you do not want to buy at the time.
We will take pleasure in showing you
through our stock We have marked
everything very close in order to make
rapid sales. As great many persons
are making their holiday purchases
already, we would say do not delay too
long in making your selections as the
assortment gets broken and you may
: have difficulty in getting just what
you want. In tho goods we display
you will find articles Of use that can
not fail but be acceptable to cvcrybody.
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DUBLIC SALE OF yALCARLE CITY
Property.-On MONDAY, DEC. 20 1850,
will he SOLD ut public sale, at the Cooper house,
Lancaster city, Pa, the following real estate,
to wit:
Mol, A lot of ground fronting % feet 10
inches on East King streets, between Lime and
inches to Church street ON West line, and on
East line los feet, making front ON Church
street Of 2S feet on which 70 erected IN elegant
threcstory White Marble front house. with .
two-story brick back building, No. 2&2. The
house has all the modern improvements, both
in style and finish, and f. we'll worthy the At
tentfon Of persons wanting q convenient and
pleasant home.
No. consists ofa threestory Brick Honse,
fronting IA feet and inches on East King
street. and extending in depth 50 feet inches,
No. East King street. Lancaster, Pa. This 10
a frst-ciass business stand. now occupied as a
Shoe Store, by Mr.. Levy. The above proper
ties can he seen previous to the day of sale by
calling on the occupants.
Sale to commence Mt O'Clock, D. m, Of said
day. when attendance will he given and con-
dition5 ofSale made known by
administrator 6: I. Q. d. b. n, and Agent for
Aheirs OF John Metzger, deceased.
SAMUEL HEss& SoN Aucts. div, ,S&1&Sd
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DEATHE.

John Gilcb, aged 70 ysars, 10 months and
days.
Relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from
his late residence, No. SO West Orange street.
on Friday afternoon, at o'clock, without
further notice. It'd
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Go to II. d. Cochran, druggist l37 and ls9
North Queen street tor Ars. Freenan's Neso
National Dyes. For brightness and durability
OF color are uneQualed. Color from to 8
pounds. Price, Is cents.
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Our sharp reporter was neatly shaved yes
tcrday with Cuticura Shaving Soap.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.
" On FRIDAY, DECEMBER ~, less, pur-
suant to authority in the last will and tesla
ment of John Tomlinson. late Of Lancaste
city, deceased. We the undersigned executors
therein will expose to public sale, at the
city, the following described property, late the
property of said John TOmlinson. deceased
HOUSE, No. - Middle street. Stone and
Brick Stable and other improvements; The
lot fronts 50 feet, more or less. on Middle
street, and extends l42 feet. more or less, to
Locust street.
No. 2 4 two-story Brick Dwelling House.
No. 10 Plum street. with one-story Brick
lot fronts l6 feet inches, more or less, on
Plum street, and extends lU2 feet, more or less,
In depth.
Sale to commence ut 7O'clock p. H., when
attendance will he given and terms made
known by ROBT. .FACLD1NG,
ROBT. TOMLINSON,
B. F. ROWE. Auct. Executors,
tlS-2tu
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THIRD EDITION.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, DEC. 8. ise(
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. s.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, falling, followed by rising
barometer, winds veering to westerly, fol-
lowed by falling temperature, clear or
partly cloudy weather, followed by in
creasino cioudiness and occasional snow.
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Cleopatra!
Her power wus retained by force OF personal
charms. She led the old "boys" captive
whenever she talked "pretty" to them and
showed her teeth. History should tell us that
she used SOZODONT, but 1t don't. Tho pre-
paration she used might have had another
name then. d01wdeod6w
Clcerative weaknesses and debilitating hu.
mors of fem ales cured by Malt bitters.
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Death Of Mrs. Withefs,

Death Of AfS. Wn0etSs
Mrs. Salena Wirhers, widow Of the lat<
Geo. B. Withers, and niece of the late DR..
Frederick A. Muhlenberg, Of this city,
died yesterday morning in Reading, at th@
residence Of John McLenagan, with whom
she resided. She was in tho 74th year Of
her age. Her remains viii b brought tt
Lancaster Friday morning for burial at
Woodward Hill cemetery.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SAMPLE NOTICE.

II is impossible for a woman after faithful
course of treatment with Lydia Il. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound to continue to suffer
with weakness OF the uterus. Enclose q
stamp 10 Mrs. Lydia e. Pinkham, IS Western
avenue. Lynn, Mass, for pamphlets.
jy9alydeod&w
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WyANTED-A GOOD GIRL To DO GEN.
w cral housework. Good reference re-
quircd Apply at No. IS South Queen street.
d7-Stdx
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City Superintendent Buehrle has been
busily engaged during the week in giving
special instructions in reading to the pu-
pils of the several secondary schools.
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VTTANTED-A LADY WANTS A SITUA'
w tion in a Notion or Confectionery Store.
4 respectable situation Of any kind viii be &C
ceDtable. Apply at No. q East German street
Lancaster Pa.
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NEW ADIERELsEMEKEs.

GREAT WESTERN GUN WORKS, Pitts
" burRh, Pa. Send stamp for catalogue
Rifies, shot guns, rsvolvers, sent {. .. ID. 70
examination,
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IL A twO-stOrv BRICK HOUSE, with two
story Brick Back Building attached, situate at
No. $40 East Orange street, with gas in every
room, and Just newly papcred. Will be sold at
private sale on cheap and easy teruls.
Apple to JOHN HIEMENL,
nOvlAtrd No. 9 North Queen street.
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NEW ADVERTLSENENTS.

IHULTON OPERA HOUSE.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING
DECEMBER llth.
THE GREATEST or ALL NOVELTIES.
Native Palestine ARABS.
sELlM HASHM1. DIseoverer Of Livingstone,
Manager;
THE SHElK ABOUDAYEn,
THE suEl& = fo1}ssffh eos}sisff AwpEH,,
(El kamlane0)
kHAWADJA YAkOUB,
(El Bahzoosie);
KHAWADJA fAkOOB,
lei Hawoot):
TIE SHEIK MOHAMNED SULIEMAN,
PROF. gaaEs q aMssOEosa OsEoossaEDALE.
Arab Greetings and S0lutations; the Feast.
ing of the Citizens and Bedouins I1lustrations
of Trading Among the Bedouins BetrOtha
and Marriage Ceremonies; an Arab Concert
and Sword Dancing; the Beaouin Robbers |;
the Famous Howling and Whiriing Dervish
from Bagdad.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-28
-PRINCE EDWARD.

FINE RAIN-HALF A TOBACCO CROP now PRO-
BABLE-OATs FAILURE WHEAT M
PROvED-CORN LOOKING wkLL-P0LlTiCs
IN BRIEF.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
PROSPECT, VA, May 26. 1880.
On last Saturday we had fine rain, and
those of our farmers who had tobacco-piants
nut them out. The impression now is that
a half crop can be planted by the last OF
Hume. There are good many farmers who
have no plants, but will work for and buy
from Others who are more fortunate, and by
that means make the above average. The
oat crop will be almost failure. wheat
has improved since The rain, and while
there is considerable rust on the blade, |
think an average crop will be msde. Corn
is looking very well, and with favorable
seasons will make good crop. Vegetables,
such as peas, onions, beats, lettuce, &c., are
plentiful.
The health OF the neighbOrhOod Is ave-
rage. No epidemic amongst us.
Politics quiet. l have heard oil no par
ticular choice as to the Democratic candi-
date, all seeming to be willing to abide by
the decision Of the Cincinnati Convention:
Grant is the favOrite among the negroes and
oflice-bolders, while Blaine has some friends
among the outs Oil the Republican side.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

.ovrrrr aAtxs-rug CROPS BOOMING
rue vtxeRAr. EXCITEMENT HUNTING FOB
ssotn-TuE REApycsrERs At WORK, But
~s.ssr ar THEN INCLINED TO SUPPORT THE
csxCTxxArI NOMINEES.
: sco, respoudcnce Of tue Richmond Dispaieh.l
Mar 20, 1880.
We have bad delightful rains within the
mai week. which have greatly revived tue
face Of nature. Some OF the crops were De-
thinning 10 suffer very much from the ex
freme dry weather, especially grass ana
cass. and gardens we're much dsmaged !;
but now everything looks up. Inc wnea'
cron nrorises to be fair one IN this imme-
dis,e section. IL IL too early to predict A.
fo the corn crop. There Is much complaint
shout the destruction Of tobacco-piants oy
the Nv. II IL thought that the acreage 10
shis staple will be considerably diminished
here BY scarcity Of planis.
The mineral excitement has reacheu
MS. and for some time there has been
An active search In some quarters for VEINS
Of various metals. II Is known tnat .ne
same geological formation in wh'cn z'nc
and lead are found In the counties Yves. q, o. D.
us traverses the southern poroe. Va Va va
county. 1t Is In this formation ,ua. s"iu
has recently been discovered. lue,e ,n -
now good deal OF work going OF az suo
rold.dirgjups. A numbers OF sluices pave
Sesn mt no by different parties, and, u Is
sid that gold Is gotten out in paying guam
titles. Old Caliiornians say that the physl-
cal features OF this gold region are very
much the counterpart OF the gold country
an the Pacific slope. The surface SHOWS D
great deal Of quartz similar 10 the auriierous
Susrtz Of California. So far no gold bear
toe veins of rock have been discovered, Du'
only dust or small particles from wasnines'
Two old Cslifornians, who are IN parthei-
shin are washing out about $40 day, 1t Is
said. The gold region is from eight TO ten
miles from here, on Brush creek.
This is our County-Court day, aud there
was quite a good turnout OF the "soye-
reigns." At IL O'Clock the Readiusters as
sembled In mass-meeting In the court'h mouse.
The county organization was completed Dy
the appointment OF committee, apo deie-
gates were appointed TO The Richmond Con-
vention. Maior James &. Taylor was the
leading spirit in the meeting, ana only
speaker. He heads the list OF the deiega-
fion 10 Richmond. Our county Judge. Mr..
G. n. Miller, opposed the appointment OF
delegates to the convention until June
court, 80 that they might know who the
nominees OF the Chicago ard Cincinnati
Conventions would be. He said the
marty would have to choose between
Them. This was strongly opposed by
Mnjor Taylor, and was defeated. The
meeting was a small one, though the
COURTHOUSE was well filed. The large
msjoriiv OF those present were spectators.
Juoee Miller declared that he would never
support Grant, and the probab,lltie' are
that here the party will not follow Malone
il he leads that way. A few may; but we'll
informed Conservatives believe that gene.
rally the Readiusters OF our section wiz
vote for the Cincinnati nominee. Inc pre-.
sidcntial excitement has not taken hoid ol
the neonle vet. NJ. l.. NJ.
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STRANGE DISCOVERIES in BALTIMORE bANh-
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS RECOVERED AFTER
MANY YEARS.
BALTIMORE, May 26.-An examination OF
old packages 10 one OF the vaults OF the
Merchants National Bank OF Baltimore,
where they had been locked up years ago,
has brought TO light property which had
been long lost sight OF by the original own
ers. In one OF the boxes, the key no which
was In the bank, were discovered SlO,OOO
in first-mortgace bonds OF the Pennsy iva
MIA railroad, with the interest coupous for
the past fifteen years attached, making tne
aggregate value OF the property about $50.
600. These bonds, it has been asceftained,
bclong TO the Hagerstowu (Md.j Bank,
Of which Governor Hamilton is now
the president. In dealings between the
two banks the bonds were deposited with
the Merchants Bank fifteen years ago as col
lateral. The then president OF Hagefstown
Bank. Hon. James Dixon Roman, died; The
cashier was superseded, and that bank ios'
traces Of the transaction. The disappear
ance OF The bonds, however, always re-
NAMED an unpleasant mystery, which j
now happily cleared up, and the bank ada
go, 900 more to Its surplus. The securities
are ranked as among the best. The Other
valuable package found In the vault OF th'
Merchants Bank was a smalltrunk, contain
fBg papers and some diamond jewclry valued
nj $1,000, which, IT has been ascertained
were deposited with the bank by aspaniart
for saFe-keeping more than quarter OF
century ago. One Of the letters was signet
with The name OF Mr.. Robert A. Fisher
now president OF the Board OF Trad
OF Baltimore, who, on investigation
found that he had at the date nance
received consignment OF coffee from III
Spanish gentleman, who, when here, de
posited the trunk with the bank, as was tn
custom in the safe-keeping OF yaluables 4
that period Of time. The trunk was neve
called for; the gentleman is dead, ana hi
heirs will get the property through tn
Spanish CONSUL The Merchants Bark ma
been In business forty five years, and SIEVE
raj Of the original officers were at their post
until a comparatively recent date, anu
course kept record Of the existence OF ID
vaiusbles above referred 10. Mr.. Willisl
l.. GIL, one OF the tellers at the starting G
Che bank, and afterwards the cashier, die
last year, and Mr.. Mifflin Coulter, the othe
teller, was retired last January, after sci
vice OF forty.fve years.
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AUCTION sALES-This Day.
by Grubbs 4 Williams.
Rea, Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
E,avsn,h street between Main and Bank.


TRUSTEES, SALE OF THE vALuA.
BfE FARM Known AZ THE EWKn
Mills, wiTH 1,04Q AgRES W MASggnnvvnn
COUNTY, ABo Mn nil, niH fi ny cHIuKAHoMixY
F'ss RRnMYIKS owN As .ELMWn0D; WIT, WITH
sso SSi.ieoo ACRES, IN HENRICo COUNTY,,
xnoIIT SEWN MILES BELOW kICnMcnn
ar ktiCr,oN lin execution Of two deeds o. irusi
nom Aired Moses and wife TO the subscribers ~
trustees. both dated 18th April $40. ana du,v re.
corded being thereto required ~ tne c.su n,ss
srcured we will sell by auction, up tne pr s,
respcciivcly. In Tho order named below, nc follow.
On FRIDAY the 2sth day OF MAY, lrsv o;, q. -
O'Clock 49,, the ROCKY Mills FAM, ying on
The Pump road and on tue south anna M
About one haiti OF II 10 In WOODS anu umus ,n'
taiauce Is cleared and embraces some eoou 10y
grounds Thrc arc the usual IMPROVEMENTS: M, rn,'
farm win be sold as whole or supaiu'e"t"'o POI
crls. as nav be desired by bidders: ,eao
And On MONDAY the Sis: day OF May. isou,
Commencing ~ IL O'Clock NJ, We VII 81 l' s'e
N MWOOD FARM, formerly owned ny simo"
Goudin ana pow occupied by Mt. EDWARD iaS y.
Tbss has ALWAYS been regarded as remarAspy Inv I'M
farm being very produc i've. II has the usuHs I'M
nroyemcafs and viii be subdlved II desirr"; Arr,
TERMS: The deeds authorize the sae ~ ~ :. IL IN
farm 70 be for about ~ 900 ana es - eno and
lenses 81 sale In cash and the residne IN eacn cass
mon such terms as the erantor may preseri 800, W.
We are authorized 90 say that II uesireu '"c Wins
win be INSIDE moro liberal. =, IA.
plsts of The lands may be teen at the ONCE oi 'ns
auctiopccrs o...,,,. % nat good har.
gains. rhspk n sVIS JR
Trustees
cpunus A. WILLIAMS, auctioneers. sp ~
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Auction SALEs-.ls,- 49,, 49,
-'----'- BY DuncsnsOn Brothers =
" washington. d. o.


x,,psr AxNuAL SALE At TuNLAW
kiho AN nv CATALOGUE, OF - :.
IIIsH-BuED REGfsTERtp JED a. At THOMAS
VIII TAKE plnce rsrm aTUNLAw," COMMENCING
~ -. ~" a.eocf a. H.. CONFUSING rrrr
mead OF MLDEKM.h
GO ,snme ready for service),
I0 yuNo ny YRS, and CALVEr,.'s ,oa with 4,
m, eygMm ,, Farm herd wa ,cT 1870, train ~
AN ~ he IMPROVEMENT OF TINS ar II. comnetl
cat,I ard has taken me pars SHOWN. Premiums
tors NJ sVery r' last wear amounted u ovei foyv.
rs :" os,a ,aree EMS m0st e1ceieht oppo '' "
i,esers 10 secure rst-class siock es,ea will le on
The dams and sires OF Inc s'oe" "
exhibition me aay sr tie aove wild be sold several
lmmed n,s i,T and BAsHaw COLES, ransips
ero,n / m 4 Years Old, raised by DR. h""'e'
ALSO,
IN BERKSHIRE and EssEA rus
for breeding purposes the dams aud s'res
pre yious 10 sale. .n,aad ne represented
~ n, the above stock r. guarantees "S 'ep'
am VI" Ine making a speciality OF breedne, Ut. :,
ca',i. PERI. hire and Essex fiRr, "' Ill ,,s
txe rsgular yearly sales Of the anne h.Sad n,
lars in the catalogues, "n,en . 70 and of the
"Tunlaw Farm" Hume Cie'rs
will be furnished to persons DESTROYS
tns,,eci,ng the stock previous to sae o, app.o ill.,,
ton Tunlaw Farm only being SNORT 'i''e 'io"'
The city. ,,a ,o show his entire stock
10 visitors on day OF SAFE. ~ uIsh and Bri' &c
Canveyances viii leave corner o. ht nS 90" md \
s,reets. Georgetown, at o, $3.50, lV' lo'oo' M"
O'Clock A. "' on o1 ByUySscMNsoN BR3THERs.
ma oa,a Auciioneers.
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Auction sALEs.-.rnfure Days.
by Grrbbs Williams,
Real Estate Agents aud AnctIoncfrs'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
THE FIRsT-CLAsS, LARGE, AND
ELEGANT FAMILY RESIDENCE
ON THIRD AND CARY STREETS
AT AUCTION.

AT .he request OF the owner we will s.l by public
auction on the premises, on MONDAia IN n1;
Al bx O'Clock 4. NJ. the LARGE AND ELru , ~ -
RESIDENCE recently built and now owneu "au ~, ~,
curied by Mr.. II. X. Eilyson, n,alnlDx nltr na
rooms. besides store. bath, and dressing'rooms
and pantry ,. Ill ,ha, eouId
he desired being situated one OF the most Dca9l,-
FIJI streets In The city, and within convenient us
lance 10 the bu. ipcss portion of the town. na
The house. which IS nearly new. Is OF uiit -, a,'
stucco Is 6nlshed In the best manner ana vs. ~ pei
feet order through ,ut. Its plan OF CONSTRUCTION -
admirable. and IL has every arrone.mnr,n,.o ninh
com lori and convenience could suggest ne nexh
bornood is equal TO any In the CITY, ana us heah'
fulncss Is proverbal. ...,..,, aud sboyld
Aitooether this Is frst-class property, anu snoui"
attract The attention OF those wantnR mouse cnm
binpQ as this DOES, almost every dcslranis Ica,urS
i'm ,e.idfnce prorerty. The lot fronts % rect Az"
! runs back Soy feet 10 an alley l u ieet Wine
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at sih, .we ,
and eIghteeu months for negotiable potes, VIII" III
'e'o'' "'"s'' GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
my24 Auc"onse'''
Persons desiring to examine this property may 90
40 any day between the hours OF III ana = O'CLOCK
and al the time of the sale. .,,,.,,c
,os Auctoneers.
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers'
Eleventh street between Main ana bahh'

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
u VALUABLE FARM KNOWN AS MOI, r r
ZUNA IN TIE MECHANit Sn il,h,inIr> n oi-'
PIKE TWO MILES EAST OF RlCHMoND.
schermerhorn In me Chcui. 'o"'' " ''N"
rs rico county. - n,
cchermerborn and ais. Deere entered nay zf
1871.
In execution OF said decree VIII sell at auc,ion;
MON The nremises on WEDNESDAY me "a on
June At O'Clock r. NJ, the dover por,roma "a ~"
SchermerhOrn estate known as MD iEnu IN 49, az
Containing about NINETY ACRES ADou, tm CIV ,
acres are IN woods, and the residue Is arao.e tia,
soi, well suited for gardening ana Rrnerai
THE improvements consist OF j. AR6h r hhm -,
nv EILiNG with ten rooms; Kitchen VIII" ioui
rop, hn,e arc number Of FINE FRUIT TREES, and
rho dwelling Is situated in the hanGsomes' grove vi
original oaks In all This vicinity. , -,
with the iudicious ontlay or rPasonapic SUM "
money this could be made exceedingly attractive
and valuable property. ue..,,, ,.t unou
Sneciai attention Is invited to The act mat upVI
this land there are ineahaustibie Deds
worked for many years, of the finest potters' ci"s
TrpMs: one fourth cash; the balance at SIX
twelve. and eighteen months for rego,iaoie hotes
with interest added and title retained by tae cour
un'ii 'ne "'''' WILLIAM JOSIAH LEAKE,
l. Commissioner.
| GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. Auciioneers.
nv 1921 22.20,27&td
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BY Chewing x Rose,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
No. ) north Tenth street.

rrRUSTEE'S SALE OF FOUR VERY
L VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN The
WEST End. ON MAIN STREET BETWEEN
LINDEN AND BEACH STREETS, Al AUG
TiON.-In execution ola deed OF trust from A. +.
Dickinson and wife 10 l.. X. Dickinson trustee
hearing date on the 12ih day of November, 1877,
ana recorded in the Richmond Chancery Court, ID.
Sill Il, page 32l, being required by the holder
of the note thereby secured VIII sell by auction, ON
81 o'clock =. NJ, The ABOVE PROPERTY fronting
100 feet on The north line of Main street, aud having
depth OF 80 feet 20 an alley ~ reel VIDE Ihese
LOTS are situated in an improved locality, and
should attract the attention of parties desiring TO
bui,d.
TERMS: Cash as TO so much as Is necessary 10
deray expenses of sale, and 10 pay note of $1,000
with interest from the 18th Of November. 1879
balance upon a credit OF twelve months, with in-
eresi, secured by deed OF trust upon the property
a. j. CHEWING,
Substituted Trustee.
CHEWING K ROSE. Auci iOneers. my22
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GRuBps 4 WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
by Frank ID. Hin & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
HOS Main street.

VALUABLE LOT FOR BUSINESS
Y PURPOSES, ON THE EAST SIDE OF
TWELFTH STREET CORNER OF EAGLE AL.
LEY, BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETs,
AND IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE THE WARE
House OF MERssRs. A. l.. ELLtTT CO.,
FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-We viii offer for sale
1850 az | o'clock T.. NJ, that TRULY VALUA-
BILE LOT located rs described above. the lot cor
ners on Eagle alley. and fronts AZ feet Inches ON
Twelfth street, with depth between parallel lines
of 40 feet. This properly. being so near 10 Main
street and IN the heart of the business portion Of
the ci,y Is very desirable. either for warehouse or
Two stores. II improved, good rent could BE- re-
nj zsd at once.
TERMS. One third cash; balance In six, twelve
and eighteen months with interest added, secured
by trust deed FRANK u. HILL b CO.,
my "a Auctlopeers,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-28
by j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Mol ll3 Main stieet.

nor SALE WITHOUT RESERVE A
Il DESIRABLE DETACHED FRAME D nn,Ie
ING, BRICK EASEMENTS, EiSH a, h r"ET q
STREET The owner having removed from the
ciy will sell at public auction on the premises,
on EfsIDAY Nav 2Sth. at O'Clock u. NJ thai
RSTANTfAL AND WELL-ARRA NGEI,
FRAME DWELLING, No. 62l on the Wes, sine o. o.
north Fifth street. The lot fronts 80 by io4 Ieet u
cellent bricl basenen' wide hall rooms 10
each chamber, Kitchen with four rooms; now rent.
Jog for $3.50 per annum. Location most convenient
20 business, school, churches, and market.
TERMS: One fourth cash; baiai &c at SIN, we've
and eieh cen mon rs, interest added. secured by
trust deed. j. IhOMfSoN DhO ,, AZ,
nv ID huctIOnttI.