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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-03-16
Central presbpterian.
OFFICE:
No. 1o15 Main street, opposite the Post Office
OFFICE:
T E r. M S:

Three Dollars year; six months 81. so;
three months, rs cents; payable in advance.-
Ministers of the gospel $3.50.
Payments may be made to local agents wher-
ever practicable; all ministers of our Church are
authorised to act as such. Or by checks, Post
Office money orders, or letters Registered by
Postmaster. Otherwise it must be at the risk of
the party sending it.
Obituaries charged at FIVE cents line. The
party sending can make the estimate by count
ing eight words to line. Payment in advance.
Advertising rates furnished on application to
the Office.
Communications and letters on business should
be addressed to CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN, Box
81 Richmond, Va.
Richardson & Southall
Editors and Proprietors
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Entered at the Post Office at Richmond, Va as
second-class matter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-26
AUCTION SALES.

|TOMMIS5IOEERJ' SALE OF VALUA.
~ BILE REAL ESTATE IN FAIkFAX
| COUNTY. Vs,-By virtue of decree of the
| Cire uit Court of Fsirfsx County, il the suit of
d. w. Dear VS. Stephens, and Wilcox, ct sls ,
rendered in vacation, July % 1881, the under.
signed commissioners will at II ~, M q DAY.
Septembers l9.h, 1881, County Court day, offer
| tor sale at Lublic u2ton, tEst VALUABLE
TR ACT OF LAND living ear Centreville,
Fairfax county, Va, within % miles of Wash
logton and alexandria, five miles of Clifton
station VS. M. K. <. and 70 miles of Watrenton
Springs This trac: has been owned by j. W.
lesr, esq is improved By handsome, COM
modlous and capscious DWELLING and e1.
tensiVe Cu.-buildng Barns and Stabes. 1t has
tine OkCHAkD and much grass, full view
OF the Blue Biige Mountains. and is sdvsnts.
gsousy situsted for schools, churches postotice,
stores mills and shops. The land has received
c;re!u cultivation, is extremely fertile and con-
tslns o951 ACRES, plat OF which may be seen
with the Commissioners. Any one desrous of q
nome with the advantages Of fine scanery, excel.
lent water good society End heslthy surround
laSs canLol do better than invest in this prop.
etty. Mr. Geo. w. Dear, VINO resides on the
plsce will lake pleasure in showing it to visitors
The undersigned are authorized to sell q! private
SAFE, and invite proposals at any time prior to
date of public sale
Terms: One of the purchase money in
hand, and ths residue uDon s credit OF oae two
and three years, with Interest from day Of sale.
and retention Of title Until said deferred pay
menis are made; tho land 10 be resold upon the
failure Of lhe purchaser to meet sny of ssd de-
terTed ps7ments.
HENRY ". THOMAS. c,m,,,,.
JANIS II LOVE-, CChnfs.
CAsSIUs CASrHR. OF sale
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By Green s. Wise.

(Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers.j
4 NOM MlSSlONERS'S SaLE of VERY VAL
~ UABLE REAL ESTATR.-By virtue of q
decree OF the Corporation Court for the city of
Alexsndris. Va, in the chancery cause Of Reid
VS.. West, rendered 1T IFS June tsrm, 1881, the
undersigned, commissioners therein named, will
otter tor sale by pubic auction at the front door
OF the Court House Of .sid city, al II O'CLOCK m
on TU EoDAY, the Oh day OF september, 1881,
line following property, wit:
No.-A TEN EMENT AND LOT OF
GSOUNO in tie cts Of Alexandria, Vs., be.
ginning at the Intersection of the North side of
King street, with the west side of Fairfax street,;
thence west on King street 50 feet; thence Aorth
parallel with Fairfax street - feet; thence east
parallel with King street 80 feet to Fairfax
street; thence south on Fail fax street to the be
ginning.
NO IA TENEMENT AND LOT OF
GROUND beginning on the west side of Fair
fax street at distance OF 70 feet from King
street; thence north on Fairfax street 20 feet;
thence west parallel with King street TO feet;
thence south parallel to Fairfax street 20 feet;
thence east to Fairfax street to the beginning /.
HS- The superficial contents of the said ad-
Joining lots are 420O feet 1t is estimated by e1-
perts after examination of the premises that the
whole can be put In complete repair for the sum
of $3.50.
Terms of Sale: Ten per cent of the purchase
money IN cash, and the residue on credit OF 6,
IL snd Is months from day Of sale with interest,
the purchaser to kive bonds with good personal
security for the deferred payments, and title to
to bs retained until further orders of the Court.
s. FERGUSON BEACH, c,.
H.. o CLAUGHTON, ooain r.
SAMUEL G. Brent. u S'ie'
sug4-T4R
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EOOKa, spAvaspuExY, etc.
NEW BOOKS
"A T
FRENCH'S93 & 50 KINGST.

The COMPARATIVE Edition OF THE
NE w TESTAMENT; both versions in one
book, arranged in parallel columns; a very
handsome edition; 81 60
Miss sAEOLA'S NEW COOK BOOK and
A&kETlNG GUIDE, by Maria Parols
81 81; new lot received to-day. All the Stand
ard Cook Books on hand, to wit: Breakfast
Luncheon snd Tea Common Sense in the Rouse-
mold By Marion asrisnd, Mrs. Les's Cookery,
Mrs. Rsudolpb's Fifty Years in . Maryland
Kitchen, Wddiield's, Los!ie'a, Goiey's, Ma
tional and others.
FARM FESTIVALS, by Will Carleton,
sushor of Farm Ballads" "Farm Legends"
ETC.; 81; beautifully illustrated
A COSTLY HEEITAGE; franklin Square;
70 cents.
PUCK ON WEEILS IS very rich; 25c,
NEW SUMNER NOVELS-Led Astrsy,
Ioc; An Ariiul Widow, 76c; Heart and Hand,
75a; Friend AID Lover T5c.
Now publications daily.
jed GEO. f. FRENCH.
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GurlS-WiR

GALE OF VALUABLE TIMBER LAND
~ IN FAIRFAX C0U UNTY-Hy virtue Of q
decree OF ths Circuit Court Of Fairfax county
rendered a. its June term, 1880. in the cause OF
w hlted's administrator vs. Whited's heire, the
undersigned. com mmis2ioners of sale therein
name on MONDAY, September 18th, 1881
(Court day. st II 80 p. m, in front of the Court
House OF Fsirfax county. VS.. will ofIsr for sale
at public auction, that valuable trac! of TIN.
BER LAND, lying in the county of Fairfax,
Va, abou! two miles south of Hunters Mill,
known as lhs WHITEn TRhCT, and contain
ing 6l7 acres and 50 poles. more or less This
land will be sold in SIX LOTS Of Is or l25 seres
each. according to recen. survey now at the
Office OF Henry ". Thomas, Fairfax ct. House
Va. The lots will be sold separately. They sre
heavily tinbered end offer a fine opportunity for
wood aud Rrszng Industries.
Terms: One tenth OF the purchase money in
hand; the residue in six, twelvo and eighteen
months from Gay of sale, WITH good security for
the deferred payments. Title 10 be re.sned by
the commissioners Eli the whole purchase m on
ey is paid off. If one fourth of the purchase
money be paid down, gecurlty will be dispensed
with The con- mi5sioners ara autho: :ized to sell
privately ard iIvite proposals OF purchase
HENRY w THOMAS, Comm'rs.
THOAaS MOORE, OF Sale.
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HEALTH Is WEALTH.

DR.. E. Q. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
MENr; specific for Hysteria, Dizziness, Con.
vulslons, Nervous Headache, Mental Depres-
sion. Loss of Memory Spermstorrhea, Impo-
tency, Involuntary Emissions, Premature Old
Age, caused by over.exertion, self abuse, or over
indulgence, which leads to misery, decay and
death. One box will cure recent cases. Each
box. or six boxes for five dollars; sent By mail
prepaid on receipt of price We guarantee six
boxes to cure any case. With each order re-
ceyed By US for six boxes, accompanied with
five dollars, we will send the purchaser our writ
ten guarantee TO return the money if the treat
ment does not eject cure. Gusrhn.ees issued
by JANNEY u CO., nruegists, A!e1sndris,
Va. wholesale and retail agents. Orders by
msll will receive prompt attention. mari
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G. H. MUMM e. Cos DRY VERzENAY
CHAMpAaNE-Piols and Quarts, ct McBUR
NEY S SONS
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TN ROOFING, GUTTER AND RAIN SPOUT,
attended to Promptly, by STANsBURY & Bro.
mouutacu'ers and dealers in Stoves, lin Ware.
80, lMcBaraay Bailtuu) ccruer King 1rd
WASHINGTON STREETS
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60 TO McBURNEY's AID buy yourself some
of those foe AvXzuurla made BaOoMs.
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCThDN SALES.
'HUSTEE'S SALE OF THE STEAMER
MARY WASHINGTON,
Of Alexandria, Virginia

| Under authority OF deed of trust executed
| by the Upper Potomac Steamboat Company
bearing date on the first of Nj by, 1916 cf record
IN the Custom House of Alexandria Va, will
| oner tor sale st public auction, on the SIX.
TENTH DAY OF SHPrEMBER, 1891 81
a.e dock loot of Prince street. Alexandria. Vs.,
a. Twelve O'clock. the STEAMER MANY
WASHINGTON, of Aleysndri,. Va.
ms steamer was built in 1874, is l50 cot in
lenelh, 20 toet broad on floor timbsra and 45 feet
over gusId, burthen Z97 tons, lph: draft. say 80
lnchesi has perni: from The Government 10.
lsieiy ovcrhauled on the ways snd thoroughly
Iepslred, and is believed to be, in sll respects
IN GOOD running order. For several seagons
psst she has been running very successfully as
an excursion boat on the Potomac
;-oo, S. FERGUSON BEACH,
JsZ9-td Trustee.
YHKUSTEE'S SALGOF LANDIN FAIR
n FAN GOUNTY-By virtue of a deed o.
trust from Theodore Chase and being thereto
required by parties secured thereby, the under
signed, trustee in said deed will offer for sale at
pubic auction, in from. 0. the Court Rouse door
on \, pnlis1 street. in The city of alexandria Va.
l7th, 1881, the TRACT OF LAND Conveyed to
., MN IN said deed and described IS follows, viz:
Beginning 81 desd poplsr standing on the
sou!h side OF Dogue run. corner of Catppnter's
patent, now William Violet.'s; thence 6. 1919 W.
81 poles TO three marked white OAK sspllngs:
thence south 25t0 west l0li poles to hickory
and pile of stones; theSce with the line of Den.
MS hcCsrty johnson n. go 1877 poles to
msrked dog~ood, corner to Elijah Comp.ons
lot; thence with his lire n. SO e. II poles TO
stake on Iogue run; thence down the several
c?ursea and meanders thereof to the beginning
consisting NINETYOtE ACRES and sTty
poles.
Terms OF Sale: Cash rs to !to sum Of S7CO;
the residue Al SIX, twelve snd eighteen months,
WIN Interest. evidenced by bonds Of the pur
chaser. secured by toed oft!u;. upon t0e nrem
i'e;. FKANClS l., SMITH,
aux io-ass Trustae.
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{ TCMhlSSiONERS SALE IN FAIRFAX
= COUNTY-Fursuant TO decree of thu
Circuit Court of Fairfax county in tho suit OF
GunnelPs administrator vs. Fox's administrator
and others. the undersigned, commissioner of
salo h3rein nsmsd, will. on MONDAY, the
l9!h day OF September. 1881 (Court day. at II
O'Clock m. sell st public suction before the
Court Eouae door o. said county, that certain
TRACT OF LAND Of which tho late George
d. Fox died sczej, containing 81! acres. This
farm lies lear Fox's mill, now Waples' three
miles northwest of FaTfax Court House, srd is
part OF the real estate of the late Gsbriel Fox :;
is well wooded and wa.ered.
Terms ot sale: One fourth Of the purchase
money ii hsnd; the residue in three equal pay =
ments at t. is and Il months, to baar interest
from Cay of sale, to be secured by ths bonds Of
the purchaser. with good personal security, and
retention Of title until the last p.S ment is msde
Reference may be hsd to Moore s. Son, Attor-
neys, At Fairfax y. ii for Information, if de.
sired THOMAS MOORE
suQ1S-W4w Comm'r. Of Sale
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COODS FOX FALL TRADE.

GOODS FOk FALL TRADE.
We are daily receiving desirable goods for tall
wear.
5000 yards new fall prints arriving.
Fl2Lnes of all kinds.
Repellants, Csssimers, &C.
Special attention to new line Whits Skirts.
Our new number at Csc, the best white skirt
for the money in the country, also Sl.25 en-.
broidered.
aug24 ]. Z, TACKETT,
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A V&I.U ABLE AND HIGHLY In.
II PROVED FARM IN FAIRFAX CO.,
", at PU BLIC SALE-By virtue OF deed
OF trust ircm d. W. Alvord and vito to the uu-
dsrsignod, dated the 10Th day of December, 1863,
aud OF record on the land records Of said county,
book l.. No 4. p. gs 90, shsll on MONDAY,
(Cour! day. The 18th dag OF September, 1881, be-
fore the door of the Court House of ssid county,
st II o'clock a. m., sell to the highest bidder,
thst valuable snd improved farm known se
Spring HILL" formerly the property of
the late VIM. Swink. This farm contains 223
acres, has thereon q LAKG i FRAME Dwell
LING HOUSE, barn, stables, corn crib with
Other out buildings. spring Of never falling
wster milk house. well in the yard, apple and
peach orchards pears, cherries and other fruits
plenty of wood, good fencng-e!l rendering this
very desltable Investment. This land joins
q. + Eigin, Csrper, Gunnell and Others is on
the Falls Church road, Two miles from Lewins.
vile snd about ten miles from Washington city
Terms Of sale: Enough cash in hand to nay
the expenses Of sale and also tho sum Of 81 000
with interest thereon from the Sd day of 4 IL gust,
1881, and the residue in TWO equal snnusl pay
ments TO bear interest from the day of SALE to be
secured by the bonds of the purchaser and lien
on the property Persons desiring information
will address Moore s. Son. Attorneys, st Fair
fsz Court Hcusc, We.
THOMAS MOORE, Trustee
d. w. Mohler, Auctr. sugl3-w4w
Washington Star W4W1
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SsgstsTEEssXS. e.

{ ioOHED C0ANGD ngGF. very choice and
~ i%3 cod, FOR sse by the pound or in 2, d
and II 10 Cans. X w. AVEEY
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COAL

and we'll serened. ] will be plesSed 10
supply my friends and customers at lowest n.sr-
ket price. Delivered 1t houses, c&rs or boats,
por ton Of S24O lbs.
JET ". a. SMOOT.
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E7NGLEHAHDT'5 ICE CGLO LAGER GOc
~ per tcZsn; bottles must DO returned
l. W. AVERY
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81 - SAOA5 $40, i.AGUAYEn. MARA
%s - CAldG and CID GOVGRNMhNT
JAW a COFfGh received this day .nd ior sale
very low tieIo r.. w. AVEGY.
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DEATH TO POTATO BUGSl PARIS
~ GREEN and LONDON PURPLE just
received in lsrge stock and for sale In quantltes
10 suit purchasers st very low rates aIso Per.
sian Insect Powder for Ants and Feas Phos-
phorous Paste for the speedy destruction Of
Reaches, Bats snd Mice, and Jsnneys Dead
shot for the utter hnnihlation Of Bed Bugs.
JANNEY & CO., Druggist,
iy2T 70 and l52 King Street.
lilly FANS st So King. corner of Royal St.
u To close GU: we will cell the remainder OF
our stock of FoWer's Fly Fans, best quality
with improvements at 81 esch-Fly Traps Ut
cost. Call and see.
.uglO j T. CREIGHTON & SON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-04
A Present for General Garfield.


General Garfield will soon receive from
this city what will be to him undoubtedly
one Of the most valuable and beautiful re-
minisctnceS OF the exciting events OF the
last Cioht months. II is a manuscript vol
ume OF over 400 pages, the handlwork OF
Mr..Eugene j. Hall, Of This city, well
known by his many poeticdl contributions
to the columns Of the Tribune. The fins,
part OF the work consists OF autograph
copies Of campaign lyrics written 10y Nj.
Hall between the day OF the nomination and
that OF The election. Each OF these has a
Observation-Disclosures title, and an apprO-
pirate photograph either OF the place re-
ferred TO or the person mentioned
is mounted on the page opposite
the poem. After the poems come extracts
from the principal speeches made during
the campaign by leading Republican orators,
such as Sherman, Scburz, lngelsoll, etc.,
accompanied by photographs of the makers.
Then come extracts from oratiOns OF Demo
cratic speakers similarly Illustrated. Then
come extracts from editorials on both sides,
and then "the humors OF the campaign"
The work is beautifully dOHe. all the illus.
traiions being perfect OF their kind, and The
Photographic illustrations, from the picture
OF Lawnfield at the beginning OF the book
down 10 the comic Illustration, which con-
Cludes il, are excellent. The book, magniii-
Gently bound by Chicago tirm--one Of the
finest pieces OF binding ever done in the
cliy-will be sent TO General Garfield with
tue compliment, OF the author week from
Monday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-04
.-.,,,.r Railroad Horror.

Al an early hour Tue-d'y morning. on
tic Hannibal and 81. Joseph raiiroau, near
Macon, Mo-, u west-bouud train encounter
cd broken rail. and tue engine e'ggage-
oar two coaches, and one sleeper, were
,nr,wu from the track and badly demo'lsh-
ed. II was pitch dark Ut the time, ana 'ne
oar In leaving the rails turned completely
over. The engine fell upon the smoking
car. I'm which were ffty.seven e'nigranis.
II was presumed that many were Killed.
AS quickly as possible huge IRE was buil''
and telegrsms sent for assistance TO Brook
field, where wreckng train was iinInedi-
ately dispatched for the scene OF The paSsen
per.irain accident, with orders to ruu wlo'
The train consisted Oi a cab0ose, containing
doctors and helpers, an engine, ana one
coach. and when about ten Niles from
Rrookfeid. In crossing Bruse-creek bridge.
the structure gave way, and the whole tram
was precipi,ated into the creek, tie engine
falling on the caboose, which contained the
wreckipg force. completely demolsbing II.
Another wrecking train was summoned ana
soon reached the scene OF the disaster.
DIR. c. II. Wood, W. a. Hallett. george
Zerylch, Arthur ,Iany, Joha Coremous, ana
+. G. raeks, Ct Brcokfeld, Mo-; James
Tusdsle, engineer, and Henry simpson, OF
81. Louis. were taken from the wreck dead
besides which twenty persons were rescued
badly wounded. some OF whom VII die.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-04
virginia Litigapts I'm - Baltimore
Court.

Bal imOre American, 3d.J
The Supreme Court OF B1ltimore-Jud@c
Gilmor presiding-was engaged on Tuf Sday
and during its session yesterday in the tIlal
of The case OF Ulmap. Drefus n Co., CT
AleXanGria. Va, against James Z. smith. 81
Richmond, Va. The litigation grew out OF
the purchase by MIR. Smith from the United
States Government OF a aIge lot OF old Iron
and eun.csrriages ~ Fort Washington, near
AleXandris, in 1879, Messr>. Ulman, Dreifus
a. Co. elaius}pg that they were entitled 10
one bali OF the profits arising out OF the
transaction. as sgreed upon between them
and The defendants agent, Dir. Nolan, III
consideration Of information given ana ser
vices rendered by them. Theron and gum
carriages were afterwards sold by Mr.. smith
10 Messrs. Horner d Co., OF this city, and
an attachment was laid in their hands by
Messrs. Ulmap. Dreifus 4 Co. The fact Of
the agency OF Nolan. and the Interpretation
OF The words "a SHARE" were left by the
court 10 The jury. After argument the jury
promptly returned verdict III favor OF
Messrs. Ulman, Dreifus Il Co. for the full
amount camed-S912. The defendant gave
notice OF an appeal. Messrs. Savage and
Taylor, Ct this city, and eX.Judge Charles
T.. Stuart, of Alexandria. appeared for the
plaintiffs, and ID. Meredith Reese, Esq, for
the defendant.
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Nv Sutton Il Co.
Real Estate Agents aud AUctiOneers,
llGS Main street.

COMMISSIONERS 5 A l. L OF IN
" PROVED AND UNIMpROvEp PROPERTY.
SITUATED on LOUISIANA. OKLEANS' AMI
FOIiRTu STRkETS (HoCKET Sl.-By virtue OF
decree o. he Chancery Court of ne Tiiy or h'e-
mond, entered The lst day OF March, lSei' ID .ne
cause of Sharksy &C. u.s. FIN iRan We shalt as spe-
ciaI commissioners thereby appointed, proceed 10
sell at public suc ION. On
TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1881,
on The premises. at AZ O'Clock +. NJ, the following
.PROPkRTY-io wit:
Tirst. Tor fronting 33l5 feet on the corner q
nti.ana and Four n 81 etis and running back l2O
ieei. with DOUBLE FRAME TENEMENT there
on. , .,,- ..
second. VACANT LOT IN rear of he above pro,
pcrty. aud fronting 40 feet on fourth street an"
running back between parallel lines 6O5 Zee
Third. LoT fronting 80 feet on IN, norm sac OF
Orleans hetwcer 1hird and FOurih streets ana rus.
nIuC back between parai o. lines 90 feet tOa lOloCt
alley with FRAN DWELLING thereon.
Terms one bird cash: balance at Xand twelve
months with interest add, d aud Tile retained until
pcrcl,asc-momoy is paid and conye lncc ordered
i,v The Cont. j. V. REDDY,
- r.. G.. CABELL.
NH . Special tOmmis >iOncrs.
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By Jno. +. Laughton. Jr., Auclioneer,
1906 Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF \ LARGE
l STOCK or FINE COFFEES. TEAS. SUGARS.
SPICES, nc, At AUCTION.-liy virtue Of coed
of irtist from :. HarwOod 10 me, The undtr>igntd
trustee. barring cate The oath daN of Februri,
IsS and recorded IN the clerks oiic" Of The Chan.
cery Court of the city OF Richmond 10 secure me
p,yiuant OF ccrtriu debts lherfin mentioned ana
dfsCr bed. aud having been requested 50 10 do by
one Of the principal creditors seemed thereby, !
viii sell ~ auction on
SATURDAY Tue SIN DAY or MARCH,
a, O'Clock 4. NJ. in the sOrehOuse No. 1858 cast
Main street. the entire stO' H. consisting la part Of
about - ~....... ,,.....,u
FD-of all The good Ia best grades:
80 WHOLE CHESTS, = ana CHt>IS OF TEAS
OF all grades:
. barrels SUGARS. different grades;
fmIi line Of FINE SPICES and many 0 her
desiIsbe )Ods.
The above stock is fresh. was bought for first, ella
rCtail trade and de,erves the attention of retail
merchants. .
TERMS: Cash. MEADE HAskINS.
NH Trustee.
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oh 8
By Robert u. Lyne,
Real Estate Anc;ioneer,
1912 Main street.

VALUABLE, DESIRABLE, AND
v HANDSOME WEST MAiN-STREfT BJltLi-
tSG Tors, IMMEDIATELY IN REAR OF
TUosE THREE PINE BRICK HOUSES OF TIE
BkI. TIMuRE BRICK COMPANY. AND FRONT
M; - FEET ON THE NORTH LINE OF MAIN
STkEET BETWEEN MADISON AND MONROE,
FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTiON.-By re Iuest
Of the owner. Who l. non resident ana VINO mas
determined 10 sell, shall Offer for sale by public
auction, on the premises, en-
TUESDAY MKT, TEE STu DAY or MARCH,
1881,
at O'Clock Z. 81. the above beautiful LOTS,
fronting together "a feet and extending hack 10 a
vide alley 1853 feet These lots are wth located
and admirably shifted for nice large or small houses
witch are 30 much IN demaLd by ienants-
bargain will be had aud very liberal credit pay
men's offered Spec al and particular ATTENTION IS
called 20 this Gale. ROBERT Bs III Ne.
III a "a AucilOne,r.