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An Arkansas paper tells story on John
A. Meeks, tTaYclling-man Tor wen "
Brother. Of II. Louis. He had just step
ned of train at a small town in the south
ern mart OF the state. when he was accoSt-
ed bv n countryman. who asked deferen-
italy. What is your name, please"
"Meeks."
dwell, Brother 1leeks, am here with
spring-wagon. and am at your service. Are
YOU ready to 20 now? Where is your
bageagef" Mccks did not question the mau
who had addressed him, supposing him to
be a merchant OF the village not far distant.
lie had been wondering if any means OF
transportation would be within reach. ana
considered himself fortunate in securing a
spring-wagon. The trip to the village was
mainly characterized by silence. The
driver made one or two illusions to
religious matters, which Meeks an
swered lacOnically. When the spring
wagon arrived at the village Meeks
was driven to the residence OF 4
prominent citizen, Mr.. George Young,
where an excellent supper was waiting.
Mr.. Young and his family were delighted
20 see the young man. Young laughinSly
alluded TO the large trunks of his guest,
remarking that the old saddle-bag days
were over. Meells smiled over 4 chicken
bone and ailably agreed with his host.
After supper the party repaired to the par
tor, where miscellaneous conversation,
tempered by a religious tone, was engaged
i'm. Finally Dir. Young, handing Meeks
Bible, requested him to read certain chap
ter, which the young man did. Then
Young, clearing his throat at one OF his
children and nOdding at another, remark
ed "Brother Meggs, lead us in PRAYER
"Mcggs, the deuce " exclaimed Meeks.
"My name is not Meggs. What in thun-
der does all this mean, anyway! am a
ST. Louis drummer"
"What! !" exclaimed Young; scare YOU
not the man who was sent here to preach
for us tomorrow"
81 am sent here to sell you goods, but
hanged ii I'll preach for anybody"
A rap at the door interrupted the con-
ycrsation. A young man, fatigued and
muddy, entered and introduced himself as
Preacher Meggs. The mistake was then
explained. The driver OF the spring-wagon
had taken the wrong man. Poor Meggs
I. hoofed" il seven miles.
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a,.r1ox SALES FUTURE Days.
BY wellington Goddip 9 Son,
AuctIon~crs and Real Estate Agents
.o,,,,r Eleventh and bank streets.


A DMIyIsTRATOR's SALE OF A
,s,.oJvr hhi NJ l. EsfkTE AND FIGHT HAND
snNtr WANT LOTS ON 10TH SIDES W
Gay sfKETyr BETWEEN MONROE MD NJ
III xi,y sIREETs.-As adininistratof WIN VIC
viii annexed OF the late Thornton 49, ,n,,,
~ nc civ OF Richmond, entered on the 29ih No.
ve,nher isSl In the case Of Taylor. dc., rRtnss
i,nsronb. &C.. shall offer for sale, nt pubic auc-
ton, on the premises ON 80,
TUESDAY. DECEMBER IL, 1881.
n, 2 o.eIoci F. NJ ff fair; " not on tne !, hrst t,ir
.iay thereaficr.J the following VALUAbbh I'm:
rS'r HI'f. locate! a. above, being the same ~
,rticI, tie late Thornton G. Lipsconb died selzel-
~. THAT handsome IIALf-ACkE bol ~ uc
n"rfbwsst corner of Clay ana M1lrVe sue. ~,
froniing 132xl50 feet 10 vice aieyi WIN ~ ~,
large brick dwelling thereon, now r,'oms n'sidcs
iti,tcn &c After Which. that excellent BhICh
INVITING adjoining The forccU.ns halt-'cre on
The wcst. now occupied by Mrs. y. ~ bissi if u
rio Lonse contains eight rooms, besides bilck
Kitchen and Is IN good order Anu lneus''eiy
tborpofter. will be sold the PROFEIll ~ me
s",heast corner of Clay and Henry streets, 'front.'
Win - FIISsI-EATE brick dwelling thereon, oc-
c,,njed Inv MIR. &. +. Johnston. II contains Twelve
rotrne. b.sidcsa large brick kitchen containing
cour rooms This IS really a MOST DESIRABLE
Residence, and Is also IN good repair.
Tie foregoing real estate WIZ NC I ~ 81
Libltca at the sale. but IN the mean uihc can DC
ecf1, Yf Inc office Of the auctiOneers.
FEu1fs: One fourth cash. balance ~ s-A; tNelNc
and eighteen months FOR n'Sniiiuic nptcs t
money Is fully paid and q Conveyance NIIeITI1u ny
no Court BENJAMIN j. LlfSCOMb'
Administrator with the win annexed OF thornton
G. Lipscomb, deceased. "c =
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LOTS,
SPLENDID wATER-POWER. &C.,
~ THE.
TOWN OF DANvILLE, VA.
FOR SALE.

In obedience 10 a decree Of tie Circuit Court oi
the city Of Richmond entered the loth N0yeili9er'
1851 in the cause of Bruce and others ts Inc TO-
anokc Navigation Company and othols' the UNDER
.gncd Will Ofer tor sale at public auction, on the
20TH DECEMBER 1851.
in the town Of Danv!lc, Va, the REAL ESTATE
of tlie said ROA NOkE NAVIGATION tOMPA-
Nv situated ia tine said town. tegchcr with all the
WATEB-POWER, privileges, and appuftcn1nces
thereto belonging.
This property consists Of lot fronting one hum
dred and eighteen ms feet on bridge street. Hui
running back . considerable depth 20 the Dan
river. along which il extends. aud has upon 10 q
mart of the CANAL AND LOCKS used 10y The said
company Its frontage upon Bridge street FUR
nislIes admirable sites for building, and tie ca
MAJ. which run, through 10 fun'shc, q WATER
POWER which n IS believed l. unsurpassed In the
state for manufacturing purposes.
Tic character Of this property, ana > location
I'm the Furnishing town OF Danyiliei when . sur
rounded by inc mineral and agricultural coun-
try and is becoming railroad centre make livery
valuable.
TERMS: Fifteen per cent. of the purclase-m money
I'm c.h balance in one. two and three years. bear
ing Interest from the day of sale, with personal Sc
ctilify and title retained until the payment OF tie
purchasc-money I'm full. Possession given upon
Inc confirmation Of The sale by the Court.
This property will be offered In lots and ~
whole. $500. .
plat of The property aud an abstract OF TIE IL
tie may be- seen NJ the Olce of city Engineer & 4.
BallOW. Danyiile. Va. JAMES LYONS, JE.'
Receiver Roanoke Navigation Company.
mn DO
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TESTIMONIAL TO Miss ANDERSoy.--Th
Elks, OF Baltimore, beneficial order Of
actors and other artists, presented Miss
Mary Anderson with magnificent floral tr-
butes ut Ford's Opera-House last night.
Miss Anderson appeared as "The Daughter
of Roland" which was translated from the
French by Miss Ford, and was enthusiast
cally applauded throughout the play, being
recalled several times after each act. The
audience was the largest this season, not
even standing-room being available. Other
beautiful floral tributes besides those from
the Elks were presented Baltimore
Sun, 3D..
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One OF THE CAUSES OF COLOR BLINDNESS. -
A Belgian physician has ascertained. du-
ring tour of observation and inquiry made
ut the request Of the Government authorities,
that the very general use OF tobacco is the
main cause of color blindness; and this
affections now occasioning no slight ankle
~ both in Belgium and Germany, from
its influence on railway accidents. and also
from the military point OF view. 1t is not
surprising, therefore, that these facts have
led to the issuing OF orders in certain towns
OF Germany forbidding all lads under six
teen years OF age from smoking in the
streets
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~ u
A cable dispatch 10 the Herd'a ''oni
Paris says; ma. .onas Tho
yoi,cw,no nom Rome: Captain George
w,,le, Is a tinc speci,ueu OF American mail
hood. lie fought very bravely IN the war
between the North and South, and was Sc
yerely wounded at Gettysburg losing ms
r;cht arm. This casualty compelled him
40 leave the service aud devote himself 10
other nursuits. He now resides at Home,
and IL paintcr by profession. lie Is az
clever with the sword a. with the hrus6,
notwithstanding that he has only his leit
hand available. Captain Butler the other
,lav was walking out with brctheF-artiS''
also nm American, when Signor Mosso, an
italian. aceosted Captain Buffers iiiend'
CaDlain Dntler said, Do not answer
him. for he Is tipsy,' and Immediately re-
ccived n slap In the face. a challenge loi-
lowed. The antagonists mel at quarter
mast 4 ON the afternoon OF the lin az q
snot outside the Porta Caylleggiera. they
wore attended by their respective SECONDS
and snrgeons. and fought with long lfaii'I
rainier. terri lie weapons In the hands OF
sfrong and skiliu msn, being very INN
and shaIp AZ the point as razor. Trey
penetrate with wonderful facility, ana
are rarely used in duels unless ms
chief Is meant. Although Captain
Butler had had no previous grqdge
against Signor MoSso he seems to have
espoused his friends quarrel, and TO have
been determined to wipe out ia blood the
insult OF the blow received. Signor hosso
is the son of an Italian officer, ana Is en-
Moved in the Government tobacco depart
ment. lie wears eyeglasses. Although an
excellent fencer and possessing the adyan-
tagc OF right arm, il soon became evident
that he was no match for his antagonist:
After a few passes Captain Butler aimed
a thrust at Signor Mosso, striking ana
smashing his eye-glass, breaking the steel
rim. The rapicr glanced little aside ana
penetrated the flesh between Che eye ana
nose. The wound was not dangerous, Dut
il cave an excuse TO the seconds and sur
geons to terminate the conflict, an arrange
ment which gave little satisfaction to Cap
tain Butler, who had intended TO PUNISH
his adversary much more severely. me
real motive OF the quarrel Try between sig
nor MosSo and Captain Butlers artist
friend. OF course a lady was The teteTftmd
CAUSE. This affair has created great excite
ment IN American society at Rome, espe-
cjalIy among American artists
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$500
by J. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr'
1I13 east Main street.
rRusTEEs, SALE OF THREE VAL
LIABLE AND DESIRABLE T
MoDERN-sTYLE BRICK DWELLINGS,
TIN ROOMS EAcH,
WITH IRON vERANDAs,
or WEST MAIN STREET.

nv virtuc Of two deeds Of trust executed by ".
n Nayo aud wifc-the first dated june 2u' iSIt'
fo W..L COwardin, trustee, and recorded IN hien-
mond (hancery Court, ID. u. lob H., page ~ tne
ctber dated 18th day Of october, sItyto john =
WIse trustee. ana recorded y. B. lQ4 H., page 81
Ia s,id courf-aud whereas default has been mare'
and icing required 50 - do by Tie bcnchcisrles III
said deeds, we, o. trustees, shall sci, ut puDlc aue
tion, on the premises on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER lfTH'
at 4 O'Clock Il. VI. those THREE hOpEEN
STOCK BRICK RESIDENCES, with LION w.
EANDAS. ON the northeast corner OF Main anu
linden Streets Mo-. 91S, 920. and 922, now occu-
pied by Or. :. l., Dove, J. W. Hates, Esl., ana 4
4. Htitchcson, Esl combining ten rooms cicl'
with hot aud cold water baths. cooking RANGES
and all modern cOnycnicnces. These houses are
such a. are often sought after. having oniy one
night OF stairs, elying access "a all parts OF !e
house. and are described I'm the said deeds rs fol-
lows % |. 4,
.That certain lot Of ground fronting 03 feet
inches on the northeast corner OF Mani and Linden
streets: runs back between parallel lines ITO iecl
To an alley q feet WIDE &c.
TERMS: While The deeds call for cash. yet ~
consent OF all parties concerned Tie terms VIII be
one third cash: balance in six and twelve months;
Interest added, secured by trust-dCed.
". l.. COWARDlN,l Trustees.
JOHN :. WISE,
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctinneer. ue
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By Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Agents and Auclioneers'
No. 3 north Tenth street.

UCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE
n CLAY-STEEFT PROPEETY.-By request
0f Tho owner We win sell by auction, on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, lSSl,
AZ A, o'clock =. Ne, that TRULY -DESlRABLE :
AND WILI-CONSlht VI
IN ERICk DWELLING No. ia west Clay street.
The dwelling ana lot adjoining on the west ms
front If 80 feet by depth If 100 feet 10 an alley.
The dwelling contains nine ronms' ihclucihg
titcheu-winu an i'm nice order, and now occupied
Nv n good and promDt-paying tenant. Tie cul-
vfrt connections to both house and lot are IN per
feet order. having been lately made by the present
owner. 1T,
NE attendance of those seeking good, su1stan-
dial Investments. or Il good and comfortable nome,
specially invited Ia hi. sale, rs II Is seldom III
of THIS kind Is offered.
FffrHMS: Easy. and made known on day oil safe
CHEWING * POSE,
doI AuctiOncers.
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rIrren,y Drcrurnn G, IseI,
Office OF Richmond Bazaar,
1924 Main street.

THIS DAY At 10 O'CLOCK WE Will
Sell u lot Of HOUSEHOLD and hiTCilEN
FURNITURE. embracing .,-.,
WARDROBES. BUREAUS, SAFES, -,
CHINA PRESSES, MARBLE-TOP TABLES
WhSHSTANDS.
FLOOR OlL-CLOTH. HAT-RkCk.
4 HEATING and COOhlNG-SION -
3 DESKS,
. SHOWCASES,
a LOT Of GRAIN Bags,
l LONG STORE TABLE,
CHEOMOS. TOY-WAGONS, ..,.
IOOKlNG-GLASSES, MATTRESSES, &c.'
1 MASON & HAMBLlN PARLOR ORGA ~ &C.
These goods must ne removed immediately aihf
sala 10 make room FOR other Consignment
IL ~ J.. l.. COOK.
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BY John NJ. G0ddin,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctloneer,
HOG Main street.

THAT ELIGIBLY-LOCATED THREE
Il STORY BRICK BUILDING, KNOWN AS
No. 1910 EAST MAIN STREET, EokAiEkL,f
EGRAPH COMPANY AS THEIR OFFICE
AND OPERATlNG-ROOMs, FOR SALE By
PUBLIC AUCTlON.--At the request of the owner,
viii sell by public auction, ON
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1851,
AZ 1 O'Clock L. NJ the above building. The build
Ing stands on lcsised ground at $500 per annum,
payable In quarterly instalments, lease 70 expire
on death OF Mrs Elizabeth Samanni, and lessor OF
ground 10 receive at termination OF lease the value
OF the buildings thereon determined by disin-
terested parties.
TERMS or SALE: One fourth cash; balance AZ
four and eight months for negotiable notes, with
interest added, and secured by decd OF trust.
de4 JOHN NJ. GODDlN, Auctloneer
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Auctlonecr,
I1I3c east Main street.

COMMISSIONERS AND TRUSTEES
w HRf'EifT SUNDF." CONTAINING SIN
u,'xnt,Fp ACRES TWO HUNDREn MD MI
TWtNTY ACRES IN CAROLlNE ANl, ItlkEI
jtifSi,IED AND EIGHTY ACRES IN EssEA
rsntffNTyl.--I,y virtue Of a decree Of the klcli-
mond Chanccry Court OF the l2thof March, % f;
An the sailt of Freeman rs. Brown, &C. VIII SCH
nj the Office OF the auctionccr. on
TUESDAY. DEckMBER u 1851
al I o o'clock NJ, IMPROPERLY located as above,
With TNO SMALL LOG CABINS tthe uwcnhR
having bcca destroyed by ire several years, ago..
A quantity OF railroad ics, besides othcr tlihpel
and wood may be cut from The forest. About siA
miles from th, Rappaiannock river.
,r,ttsts. cash. J. L.APPERSON,
~ 30 Trustee and Commissioner,
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iIy II. II. Chaiin & Coz
Real Estate AuctiOnccrs.

rr,prTsTEE's SALE OF TWO CONF
/ FOrTABIE BRICK DWELLINGS, Nos;
3Is AND 500 WEST uAhY sIIitEIT; b,.ATul
EoI-.E CONTAINS EIGHT ROOMS, WIFI
GAS, WATER. AND BATp.-liy virtue or t ig
certaIn deeds Of trust, both dated August 2,
Isse. and recorded IN Richmond Chancefy Court
clerks Office, IN u. y. - A., page To- ana y. IL
ll3 b.. page 2SS, and az the request ~ thc Dehe.
ficistic, default having been made IN me plNmen'
OF inc notes secured, viii seli nj public ancuoh'
on the premise, on
TUESDAY. DECEMBER g. 1881
cor,ncnc,ne nj 4 O'Clock T. NJ. The aboye-de-
ee,ihed and lOce tea BIiiCk DWELLINGS. Jhiscl,
lol fronts l6 fee. the Enrfh side of cary slreet
hef,vccn Mad son and Beydcrc street, ana eNtei"s
PseL i5S feet 10 an alley rs ft, wide Both
honses are occupied At fair rcnt1ls by good ten
ants, This sale affords an opportunity " secure
comfortable homes, or TO make paying invest
ments. .,,,.o,, 4 q, n
holder Of the notes secured 10y the trust-dcei inc
terms OF sale required by tie deed are nodlhca,
anS Tho rropertv will be sold on the following
terms-to viii: One fourth cash; balance az siN'
twelve, and eighteen months: win q per cent. III
teFest. u. w. J. ~ -, -. ~
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VIRGINIA POSTAL MATTERs.-M William
N. Smith has been commissioned postmas-
ter at Laurel Mills, Rappahannock county,
Va
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CROCKERY. GLAsswAnE. &C.

NEW GOODS.
RICH DINNER, TEA, and TOILET-sETs, in
new shapes and decorations;
ELEGANT GAME, FISH, DESSERT, and ICE
cREAs-sErs of the latest styles;
DRESDEN FIGURES and ORNAMENTS in all
the latest designs;
RICH CUT-0LASs, BR0NZEs, &C.
The largest stock ever exhibited In this city. Call
and look at them. EB. TAYLOR,
e 10 No. 1Ol Main street.
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THE ONLY ROUTE TO TIL
CAVERN> OF LUEAl.

The Lur.y Cave and Hotel Company
tilted thi, company tai ticy have 'tr.l' ''
ELECTRIC LIGHT
INTO the Caycrn., and they afc now 'i..I ..lh.-
mated by the aid OF ul', powered af,l'.
40 OTHER ILLI3nNAroR bi!H"
ADECI ATE
10 penetrate TIE ob,cur.t'c, OBJ thcae 't-. r
r-lcan lal, and gruff1, or 600 properly 5'''ii t't
MAGNIFICENT OENAMENTATlpN.
No similar tiycrns an known c'se" r.. 80
Cayern- have ever before hten iJuIi i'i.'' .- "'
aid 81 electricity. .. ..
The effects produced July meet tlic aai. l'..h
and are marScll0u,iy cautliui and p,c.eti To ''
eve visions which have h,cn hcrctofusc nntiiaiha-
III uudcr the feeble Elimination possible.
~ extra charge j. made Tor The ihuin' fit .N .i
the Electric Light, and Guide are FURNISHED '.'''
as usual.
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.OLDDoMINION STEAMSHIP - Fg,
~ COMPANY. sczs4Eszs
FOR NEW YORK.

This company win dispatch one Of their splendid
| stcamers-0LD DOMINION, WYANOkE, MAN
| HAITIAN, and RICfiNOND--EYERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at I p. ~, and SUNDAY at Q
A. NJ.
steamers leave New York TUESDAYS. THURS
DAYS. and SATURDAYS M y. VI. from Pier
20 NEW number), feot or Beach street, North
river.
They have splendid saloons, state-ooms, and
bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are
unsurpassed.
Aftcr-caiin fire to New York, SO round trip,
si8 Storage SO aud 81. l1rfl
Fr5ghts tor points beyond New York forwarded
With dispatch, and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred
Freights received until 3 O'Clock +. NJ daily
For Further information, apply 10
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
my1 Office C0mpany's wharycs, Rockets.
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,HAll trans dali ycNccpt sunday pasaa ugnr tram
Connecting at West Point 0u luc-diy-. Thursday.
and saturdays with steamers Tor baltimore and
the North.
Frugnt train leaving Richmond ut $40 \. VI.
will have pas-eugcr-cOdch attached
Train No. - connects at Burkcyillc with Nor
folk and Western railroad for farmNiile. Lynch
burg, and ali southwestern points.
Train No. - fast mall runs only between Dan
willie and Atlanta, stopping 40 Greensboro. sails
TOccOa. Lula, ana Gainesville, connecting at AZ
lunta for al points SOu,h and Soulhwt-L
Train No. 80 Through passenger stops 20 sll -fI-
tons. connecting ut suthcrhn's with ililIOu aId
Salisbury with Western North Carol na railroad
Tor an points IN Western North tarolipa; at Ne
llnta for All points south and Southwest.
Train No. % Through passenger aud nt'i. ..l
AT all stations, connecting 40 >ulhcfnns NIN VIZ
ton and Suthcriiu's NarrUw-tiaugu railroad fnr
Milton; M Atlanta for an points south 1ut south
west: az Charlotte with Charlotte, Columbia Iuu
Augusta railroad for Columbia Augusta, ~..iIn-
nah, and Florida points
Trains from the south arrive a. Richmond 900
2:3e 4. W., \ \. NJ, aud =. il and Or H' IS %
Point at l0:20 4. NJ lra-engrrl' Oh ID ".
lfreight)
PULLMAN-CtR SERVICE
On Train 5C-Ncw York and Atlanta V'-.-
On Train 52-Elchmond and Dn,il!c. .ll o.. .-
Vile and Augusta
Al passenger trains stop 40 Bon Air
Tickets sold % an point, -nutn. -"u.. i...
southwest, and baggage checked through.
No lay-Oycr checks given "n loc'l %, 81
General Passenger and Ticket A-,Hi
T.. VI. II. TALCorr.Gtucui Manager
SHENAND AIi-N ALL
y RAILROAD.
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BY Furman Topper,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioncer,
lOl6 Main street.


SALE OF TWO-STORI
L FRAMED DWELLING No. Gl5 JUDAH
STREET. BETWEEN LEIGH AND DO\AL
STREETS. virtue Of a deed of trust executed
by :. ID. Jones and wife 10 the undersigned i. \.
Martin and Robert johnson, trustees for the Nlr-
ginla Building and Savings Company dciault
having been made In the payment OF a certain
bond secured therein, will sell by auction, on the
premises, on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Z, 1881,
az o'clock T.. NJ. "all tina: certain LOT, PIECE
or PARCEL or LAND, with the lAiftON =
MENTS THEREON, lying and being IN me
CITY of Richmond. fronting 81 feet on tie eat -ice
of Judah street between Leigh ana llut1l stree =
and running back between parallel line, no
fcetm The HOUSE has four rooms, ANA WOnld
WELD good rental or make pleasant home.
TERMS: One third cash; balance at tx 3na
twelve months, d pcT cent interest aided % ce-
ferred notes. and same secured BY trust-deed
L. 4. MAETlN.
ROBERT JOHNSON.
Trustee.
FUHNfAN TUPPER, Auctionccr de-
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by Apperson & Coz
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
No. s north Eleventh street.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
< oFTHE VALUABLE LARGE D 1,,lr, {! ID
DWELLING. No. ], At THE sOCIliEAsI
CoRNEH OF GRACE AND FOUs II h +
STREETS.-By ylrluc Of the Two DEGREES on Elc.i-
mond Chinccry Court In The nit Of ilarisooks 90
m,nistiit0r rs. ilgrtsook. &C., entered on Tue ON
OF November and Sd of December 1851 we VIII
sell, on the premises. on
SATURDAY. DECEMDER 10. lSel'
nj 4 O'Clock =. NJ, the ahoyc-described REAlI \
VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY. occuplcd ~
SIrs. ID. j. HartsoOk. The dwelling. bult with
gr,.tt care, Of the best material, contains twelve
fno-sized rooms. besides bathrooms Closets &c
large kitchen. stable. aud carriagc-hOu.c.
The lot fronts CO., feet ON the snuth sac OF nrce
street. and runs back on the east slde III Fousnce
street J. 80 feet 10 n wide alley. ..-,-.
TERMs: one third I'm cash. and credit NJ twclie
months for bond, with interest from day 81 sale
as 10 a sum with the cash payment suihclCnt 10
ray about $500; the psituc Of the purchase
money nc two and three years for bonds WIN N
tcrcst from day pf sale, payable annually ana tltic
retained until the whole purchase-noney is pald
and a CONVEYANCE directed by The Court.
GEORGE j. HUNDLEN,
VI. NJ GILLIAN
JOHN DUNLOP.
Commissioners.
t,t,rpeos e 20 Aucfioueers de
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10y jas. Macdougall. Auct'oncer.
No. 10 Governor Tor rhirtgcnthl street.

SALE OF NEW
AND SECONDHAND CLOTHING 1T
ATCTION.-TIllS DAY at lOs o'clock, IN add'-
lion TO my usual sale of FURNITURE ana
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS. viii sell without
lin,i. or rcse rve, consignment OF MN ana Sl'-
.OND-IAND CLOTHING, say
ONERCOAI~.
DRES S-CONrS.
PANTS. and VESTS.
of superlor quality Tho trade Is particularly IN
yi,od JAS. MACDOUGAIL.
10 al tuctionecr.