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ar the possblc contamination Oi hiscniiuren
before him. Mr.. Mclaughlin was unaiIy
cogppelled 10 discharge Hnbbert on Feprua.y
n. Hubbert evidently had falling out WIN
the woman Lottie after that and lett her,
and. after irving unsuccessfully TO oetain
work. ne pawned clothing, his watch, q
valuable piu, and the most OF the household
goods, and brought up at the omed,cy
House. He had two trunks, the pr'uc'pa,
contents Of one OF which were letters anu
documents. The hotel attaches speak y,
him as a gcntlemanls person. hefeua'n NV
that he had been searching Tor Woih, a"u ~.
had good prospects. There was no'n,ns :" :,
his demeanor yesterday TO indica'e incn.a'
troubles. He left the hotel IN the mo'nIns
with bundle, and, 1t Is believes, ne 'uen
pawned few articles OF appafe' "ns
bought the envelopes, paper poson' anu
Tho Rev. E. +. sibole, Of 5l6 Brown
street, who was intimately acquainted WIN
Uubbert. said he was q student OF Roanoke
College. Virginia, in 1870, and that nis
family were OF excellent standing. His
brother. Professor Hubert, OF Blacksburg,
Va. is the editor-in.chief OF the Lutheran
journal, Our Church Paper, who wrote TO
Mr.. sibole about two months ago saying
that Frank was in New Jersey and intended
10 come 10 Philadelphia, and asking MI.
Sbolc to look out for him when he came
Hubert had excellent opportunities iof
success i'm life. He married IN est'naoic
lady in Virginia, whose father bought nim
a farm, but somehow he did not succeed
The Coroner's undertaken took charge OF
the hody.
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OFFICE OF COOPER. HEWITT & Co., }
No. I BrRLING SLIP.
NEW YORK, February I. 1881.

NEW YORK, February I, 1881. )
NV Dear Gcvernor,-In the New York
ErpresS Of Saturday evening ! found pub
ls6ed what purported TO be letter from
YOU. in which, referring 10 your efforts TO
discover the So.called MOrey-Chinese letter,
YOU say: eve believe that we shall get at
the true inwardnCss Of the matter, but we
need money with which to prosecute the in
Guirv. We ere asking our friends to con-
tribute in sums OF 500 or less"
From the positive statements which /
have seen in the newspapers bad reason
TO suppose you had already secured the evil
denCe necessary to establish the authorship
of the wicked letter which | supposed to
have been signed by Genera Garfield, and
which he afterward repudi1ted rs brutal. !
regret to learn that this is not the case, and
being convinced tifat it concerns Democrats
quite as much as Republicans to get at The
true inwardness OF the matter, as
YOU phrase it, | enclose herewith a
check for 500 as contribution to
ward the funds necessary to bring the in
quiry to successful conclusion. In case
your request does not bring you sufficient
means for that purpose beg that YOU Will
let me know, in order that i may JON you
in raising the necessary funds; and ear
nestly urge you not to slacken your eHorts
to " hunt the rascal down."
Sincerely yours, ADRIAN 5. HEWITT
To Hon. lNdrShQH JetceN. chairman Ma
tioDal Republican Committee, Hartford,
Conn.
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AUCTION sALEs-rusurs DAYS.
BY Robert ID. Lyme,
Real Estate AuctIoneer,
1912 Main street.
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF,

IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF
i the Chincery Court Of Richmond ~ the cause o.
Darlington vs. Thornton. &c. entered on ihe on
day Of March, 1881, we VIII sell at anc,loh, upon
the premises. on
THURSDAY, MARCH IL. 1sSl,
n, A., O'Clock, that LOT OF GROUND. with The I'm
movements thereon, consisting OF Bti'h
DWELLING with - rooms. 'front.' oV leet on
the north side OF Franklin street NJ The nor.bwest
corner OF T. wenty-seyenth and Franklin, ahd run
ming back about so feet. 80,
We viii sell only title as the parties 10 ihls
cause have The property has been IN me hclusl
undi, pufed possession or Thornton, tarrlngton
Co. for more than forty years, but no heed 10 lneu
can be found. aud IL Is supposed The deco was re-
corded In the Office of The General C9nrt wnlch was
destroyed 10y FIRE In 1865. at the evacuation. IN
100 the house the lot was insured Ia ihe MUTUAL
Assurance society of Virginia In The name or VII
liam Marshall. and was so continued until l-22,
when Il was transferred 10 Richard Anderson ms.
sIgu ee of William Marshall. and remained Insured
as his property until December 81, 1879, when "
was transferred to Thornton, Carringion X Co.. VINO
were stated to be the then owners. ana lL bas con
tlnucd be insured IN their name up TO The present
time. Parties wishing 10 bid for The properly are
requested Inform themselves concerning the tue
before The day OF sale.
TERMS: One third cash balance at six aud
twelve months notes 10 he given for the deferred
payments with Interest, sc.
=. VI. CONNER,
ALEXANDER HAMILTON,
nh special COmmi . Toners.
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By Robert u. Lyme,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
1919 Main street.

VERY VALUABLE AND TRULY
FfRsT.CLAss
IRoN-FRONT STORE PROPERTY, NO. l42o'
SITUATED ON THE SOUTH LINE
or MAXI BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND
FIFTEENTH STREETS,
WITH AN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND
MODERNLY CONSTRUCTED
DWELLING OVERHEAD, NOW OCCUPIED
AND OWNED By
MIR. NORRIS NELSON,
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
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By W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner Eleventh aud Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF GRANITE
- FRONT STORE AND DWELLING, NO l322,
ON THE NORTH SIZE OF MAIN BEIWbLN
THIRTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH STREETS.
At the request Of the owner, Who IS non resident
shall offer for sale at public auction, on the preml-
scS, on
MONDAY, MARCH 81, 1881,
at | O'clock L. NJ. that VERY DESIRABLE
.GRANITE-FRONT STORE AND DWELLING,
No. 1922, located as above. now or recently IN me
OCCUPANCY Of Mr.. Abraham Harris. 10 Is three io-
res above the basement, contains seven rooms ABOVE
the store. with large Kitchen. &c. The 10 has a
front Of 20 feet, runD back % feet lncludDR MS
RI IN and lille 10 the alley being one third interest.
winch is now assessed at $1,000. he lOcattOn Tor
bus, ness PURPOSE. |, an excellent one.
TERMS: one SIKH cash; balance nj one, two,
Ihrte lour and five years. for uePQ, liable notes. in
ieTesi adJed halfyedry, cured by deed OF trust.
Sow That Main street IS 10 De immediately paved
will Belgian blocks, yill add ca'iy 10 thc value CT
real estate bnnfDg Oa n. W. bcDl)IN,
NH ll3.l6,19.1nG2O.6t AHcilnnt "a.
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FINANCIAL.
THOMAS BRANCH Il CO J.
BANKERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, I
RICHMOND, VA, February %, 1881.
NOTICE TO INVESTORS.

We Offer for sale a limited amount Of RICHMOND
AND DANViLLE RAILROAD 6 PER CENT.
GOLD BONDS, due in 1915. at 80 per cent aud
accrued interest. They occurred by the console
dated mortgage on the Richmond and Danville rail-
road and the Piedmont railroad and the lease Of the
North Carolina railroad.
We can with confidence recommend these bonds
TO our friends and the public generally, the an
nual report for the year ending September 30,
1sS0,' showed that the company had reduced its
debt over S4j0,000 during the two preceding
years. and declared dividend Of per cent. on It's
capital stock amounting 10 Sl15,092, which was
paid in January 1881 besides adding largely TO the
rolling stock and machinery aud puchasing about
$500 tons OF new rails.
For the three months ending 3lst December,
1880, The net receipts of the company eXcet ded
s1A0,00O after payment of ali interest. rent, and
other fixed charges.
We reserve the privilege of advancing the price
Of these bonds without notice; hence purchasers
had better apply promptly.
Other securities taken In exchange al their mar
ket value.
Respectfully,
Palm THOMAS BRANCH & co.
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At the request of Mr.. Morris Nelson, who INTENDS
10 remove from the state and has determined posi-
tivey TO sell, will offer for sale upon The premf-
ses, on - - 500,
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1881.
nj AZ O'Clock Z. NJ. that ELEGANT AND
FIR>T-CLASS sTORE-PROPERTY above mem
toned (adjolhing That OF James Thomas, Esq },
which. for location and arrangement, cannon We eA
ccIled by any i'm thu city. The building IS nnlsneu
with iron cappings TO all the windows. ana mas IRON
shutters to the lower floors. and l. Furnished WIN AZ
STORE FIXTURES, COUNTERS, SHELNiSD,
&c snlendid culvart connections and everything
complete. The adjoining wall, extending back Ile
entire depth OF Tot, belongs 10 TINS properly. lne
LOT has front Of about 20 feet on VI ~ streel
and runs back l05 feet 10 wide paved aI,ey' on
which opens the large Centre warehouse OF pessTs'
Hill, Skinker watkins. a. 49,. r.. Ia.
This property was erected by Mr.. Nelson Tor his
own II e and occuDa' ion, and no expense was spared
iu lis construction make II hrst-clls IN every re-
sI,ecf. The DWELLING overhead contains cght
large rooms al nicely paDered win tue best OF
tansstrv The DWELLING has wide hall Gu
trance from The street. and y furnished WI costly
gas- ixiures: spienGid marble mantes; bl'h-room'
closets, stationary warirobts, &c, Nc. Inc Mho'e
nropprly Is i'm thorough order throughout.
J Tine attention Of all desiring to purcha-e TRULY
VALUABLE AND FIRSTCLAS- STORE PRO-
PETTY ), called 70 this sale, rs not only lis con-
struciOn but being situated on that portion OF Main
street which has AWAY, been and Is now, considered
The very centre of wholesale and retail business
offers a rare chance for desirable investment In
every respect.
twelve months the purchaser 10 give note, for The
deferred payments, with per cent. interest add ID
and secure the same by a trust-d"cd.
nj ROBERT II. LYME, Aucii0ncer.
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer'
llI3 Main street.

rI,RusTEEy SALE OF A NEW STOCK
BRICK RESISTANCE AND LARGE rAkD
IN ruE NORTH LINK OF CLAY BETMEEn
TT FNTy.STVENTH AND 1WENTf-ElGhIH
sTRFETs, No. 2700--B, virtue OF a deed OF trust
ftpp, n. w. yahoney and wife 10 the unnersigneu,
dated Octol,er %. H1D. and Ftcordtd p klcnuion1
S,hancerr Court, Detd-B Book ll5 A.. page ZSO. and
whereas default has been made IN the bond therein
tecnrcd aud being required 20 do we Will sell, on
FRIDAY. MARCH 1lTH,
nj 3 O'Clock L. NJ, ON the premises, the REAL -.
TATE described In salt deed. as follow: "That
certain LOT OF LAND IN the city OF Richmond;
with improvements thereon, on the Dorth zoe OF
Clay street between Twenty seven b ana twenty |,
eighth streets, fronting on Clay street 4S ieet ana
running back les feet -c
TERMS: Cash ~ 10 expense or sale ana 10 pay on
note Of al o7I 81 Other terms NAV be an-
nonnced AZ Saie. n. &. q. HARTMAN,
JULIUS sTRAUsE,
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Trustees.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CTATEMENT OF RESULTS
-
PAID.UP TEN YEAR LIFE POLICIES
Issued by he
NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL
LIfE-INsURANCE COMPANY.
No. SASS. issued December S64 age, thirty four.
ABRAHAM LEVY, RICHMOND, VA,
NIT COST OF $4,000 Insurance. ........... 1922 40
Cash dividend paid december, lsSo...... 81 Ia
No. 20,7i5 8. issued February, 1867.
BR j. T.. NJ. CURRY, NCHMoD, VA.
NET COST OF $4,000 insurauee......... az, z < 20
Cash dividend paid February, ISL. lO2 IL
No. 4S,735, issued Sept'her. 1869; age thirty-one.
j. J. BILISOLY, PORTSMOUTH, VA, -
NET COST OF $4,000 insurance..,.:.,:,. sl,722 q
Cash dividend payable september, 1881, 62 90
No. i6.ase, issued Sept'ber, 1869 axe twenty.fCur
JOSHUA LEyERING, BALTIMORE, MD. -
NET COST Of 60 600 iusurdnce.,.,....., Sl'4Il w
Cash dividend payable September, 1881, oS 80
TEN-YEAR LIFE POLICIES PAID uP IN Ten
YEARS. CONTINUE TO PAY DIVIDENDS DURING
LIFE AND TWO DIVIDENDS AFTER DEATH.
For further information address
JOHN Il. CARY. State Agent
1918 Main street, Richmond, Va.
DR. j. :. ID. CULLEN, Medical Examiner
NH 4-F,Su&WtAp0
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By John +. sampson & Brother,
isncces 0rs 10 +. j. Samps"nJ
Real Estate agents and Auciionccr'.
Hull street between Eighth and Ninth.
Manchester. Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SMALL
Y FARM FIVE NIL r. FROM ClIESrtkfIELD
COURTIlDU~E-B siriue Of . decree Of the Cir
cnIt Court Of Chesterfield county entered on the
lJfh day Of NOVEMBER. 1878. I'm the case STYLED
\ubv's administrator as Wopd's admini>ir 't'r. ne
will sell az public auction In front OF Chesterfield
County COur:hou.c n O'Clock t. NJ. on
MONDAY. MARCH II, 1881.
tcourt.day.l the LAND In the proceedings above
mentioned. containing SEVENTY ACHES. more or
less wing on the road leading from the Courthouse 10
Midlothian pits. convenient u cEurches, mills ana
schools
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay costs and expenses
Of safe: haiauc. on credit of one. twO aud three
wears The purchaser 10 give his negotiable notes tor
lie deferred paymeuts with per cent intere,t
added from DAY OF sale: The tue retained until Il
CONVEYANCE is ordered by the Court
CHARLES ". TURNER,
JAMES VI GREGORY,
NH q special Commissioners.
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A cooL suICrDE.


AFTER WRITING SEVERAL LETTERS TILL
rxe ABOUT ms DOMESTIC TROUBLES HE
TAXES sTRycBSINE AND THEN BLOWS
ms BRAINS OFT IN A HOTEL IN THAT
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BEDFORD VA.) ALUM AND IRON
ID SPRINGS WATER. MASS. AND PILLS, for
certain forms of Dyspepsia. Diseases peculiar 20
Females, Chronic DlarrhG1. irOnchal Scroiulous,
ana CutaueOus An ctOus; Disorders Of the Liyfr,
Kidneys, aud Bladder; Debility, Malaria, and II adj
ache.
HUNTER MCGUIRE. VI. d., Virginia.
Satisfactory III uterine diseases and Ia malarious
CONDITIONS" q. W. VAIL. VI. d.. ONO.
"Fhi ,tBt In Dyspepsia aud Nervous Diseases
arising from impure blood" ,.o.,- ,-....,..,.
Isqd with success In certain diseases peculiar 10
felntIes Il. ROFMER, VI. De- Missouri.
Beneficial IN Maarial lever and Diphthera.''
= +. DUfoN, Georgia.
W.. GILBERT, ". d.. North Carolina
Recommended as l'rophylaclic in yellow FEVER
districts" ID. r. FAIREA, NJ. D'' Louisiana.
The SUMMER SEASON Of these springs begins
JUNE lST. Terms, $50 per month. Carriages
meet visitors at Forest or LAWYERS each four miles
from ihe Springs, upon advice OF arrival. Accom-
modalions uucqUalled. All the comforts and atrdc-
tons Skiful resident physician.
PRICES Water, 30 cents per gallon; ii for case
of dozen half gallon bOil,s; go Tor hye-Ral-
lon cask: "A for ten gallons; 81 for twenty gallons
on board cars at Is ncnOurg. Va.
MASS Fifty cents ana 81 a bottle; 81 90 aud 80
for half.dozen-sent posi-. paid. This Mass IL The
water solicited and contains all the curative pro-
perles Of the water IN reduced space.
PILLs.-Twenty-hys and flfiy cents, aud II pack
age or 81, S2.50.and s5-pOst. paid. These Pills
consist of the Mass in sugarcOated pills, formed TO
any physician deslring 10 ne IL in practice. Pam
phlet free upon application. This remedy Of Nature
is endorsed by The medical profession. aud attesed
by results in thousands of cases during The last
'~' A. VI. DAVIES,
President of the Company,
as Main street, Lynchburs, Va.
Sold by POLK MILLER co, Agents,
NH IL 400 Main street. Richmond.
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Ue.L ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REAL ES-
\ TATE Of THE SOUTH SIDE OF GRACE
STREET OPPOSITE THE GRACE-SrRtET
BAPTIST CHURCH, FOR SALE.-1his TRULY
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. located a. above
form riy kuOTn as the southern Female Institute,
and now occupied A. q Gi-t-ca~s fam Is boarding.
house by MIR. f.. j. Warren. can ICE bought on very
reasonable Terms. The premi se> are IN good order,
and have annie accommodate, for spaclon
boarding school, clearinghouse. Or laric family.
n Is Ou'y necessary 10 examine the premises To be
pleas 90 with their excellent arrauerment'.
GREAT BARGAIN CAS- III HAD ON Lose CREDITS
II carly IplicatioG be made. Apply 10
". GoDDiN,
NIL 1I.pod6f Real Estate AuciiOneeT.
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l. THOMPSON BROWN, Auciloneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VERY VAL
/ LIABLE LOT OF GROUND, WITH TWO
FRAMED STORES AID DWELLl,N,5GtSr -, IH LEX
SIRE TO THE FISH MARKET, BETWEEN
FRANKIIN AND GRACE STREETS, AT Aut-
Tit,N-in execution OF deed Of trust from I. J..
t;rubbs, trustee for Mrs. NJ. j. Stulz, daied 18th
February, 1879, and duly recorded. being thereto
required, we will sell by auction, upon the premises,
on -
FRIDAY, MARCH 11TH,
at AZ O'Clock the property above referred TO- IL
fronts % feet runs back 40 feet 10 an alley 10 feet
wide, and by reason Of Its situation yields goOd
rental, and Is a safe investment.
TERMS: The deed authorizes the sale 70 he for
cash, but by consent of parties reasonable credt
will be allowed IL desired.
ROBERT u. LYME rrus,.es
A. ID. WILLIAMS, !
cprups G. WILLIAMS Auclioneers. NH >
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BY W. Goddin, Auctioueer,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THREE
.OHANDsOME LOTS IN TUE III An OF" Full
TOM On THE WI LIAMSBCRG ANENC
AND ON FULTON AND GODrlN STREETs.-
AS commissioner Of the Circuit Court OF lirnrico
under a decree entered on the Sd Of March. 1881 IN
the case ef n. W. Tyler rs. Peter + Hotter. shall
as special iioner, sell at public auction, on
The premises. on
FRIDAY, MARCH i. 1881,
at AZ O'Clock 4. NJ, LOTS Nos. Z, 9. aud 10. IN
Square NJ. of The Town 90 FJlI0n, adjoining the
hie store aud dwelling of Mr.. Robinson =. King. .
cOuy of which plan will b. exhibited at The time of
sale. Thee are beautiful lots, and lie within 100
yards of The city limits.
TERMS: one third cash balance at six and
twelve months for neg ltiae notes. iniereSl added.
and Itte retained iii an Of III purchasc-nOney is
paid. WILLIAM >. MA1O
NH q - tclil lOmiul erl0ncT.
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CARRIAGES. BUGGIEs. &c.

VIZ c. SMITH, cAMA
CARRIAG E.MANUFACTURER,
FIFTH BETWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL
STREETS.
On baud FOUR and sIX-sEAT FAMILY CAR.
RIAGES,
SURRY PHAEToNs,.
LADIES' and PHYSICIANS PHAETONS,
BREWSTER and DEXTER sPRING-BUGGiEs
Also. the following SECONDHAND work:
ONE EXCELLENT COUPELETTE,
SEVERAL TOP aud OPEN-BuGGlES and
LIGHT SPRlNG-WAG0
REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS done In the BEST
MANNER nc LOW PRICES.
Estimates furpSsJed for GENERAL OVER
HAULING.
A call solicited. mn beodiMh21
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of saidcs Iia ash.. ".
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS. &c

( BELL BIGGER,
REAL ESTATE AGENT AND AUC1IONEER.
lean be found al nv office. No. s23 Main street,
b tween Eighth and Smith streets. where propose
To cOnduc; the business of REAL ESTATE
AGENT AND AUCrIONEER IN all us branches.
shall also give attention to the business Of an En-
AMTNFR OF TITLES AND CONNtHaNCkR
aud the COLLECTION OF CLAIMS. Nr. HENRY
KEPLEE and NY son IIOMAS will assist me at the
Office, and any copying needed viii be well and
promptly done. respectfully solicit patronage.
NH div j. BELL BIGGER.
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Tho Marey Letter.
EFFORTS OF REPRESENTATIVE DEMOCRATS TO
ASCERTAIN THE AUTHORSHIP -LtTTER FROM
Mr.. HEWITT TO MARSHALL JEWELL.
(By telegraph to the Herald

(By telegraph to the Herald
CINCINNATI, ONO, March "a member
of the Republican National Committee
writing TO friend here eDcloses MIN
copy OF the following letter from Mr.. A. ;.
Hewitt TO Ex-Governor Marshall Jewell.
The letter is honorable TO Mr.. Hewitt. 1t
is said on apparent good authority that the
authorship Of the Morey letter has been at
last successfully traced, and that the public
will in few days be made acquainted with all
the facts and with the names Of those who
were guilty Of concerning and publishing
this forgery. Mr.. Hcwitt's letter is as fol-
lows.
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FANCY GOODS. &c.

STEVENS
OPENS TO-DAY
An immense assortment Of LADIES and GEN
TLEMEN'S SATCHELS, BAGS, aud VA
LIsEs, from 81 10 So, in Black, Red Brown
all leather. See this sock before buying.
ALSO,
BASH BTS-MARK ET-BAsKETS, LUNCH-BAs-
KETs, wORK-BAsKETs, TRAVELLING
BASKETS, FLOWER-BASKETS, KEY-BAS-
KETs, CLOTHES-BASKETS, LAUNDRY
BASKETS, at prices to suit the closest buyer
We will sell you "a FULL-sIZE TIN SET, with top
rim to the jar, at the same price as the common
straight-tar SET -four styles;
TwELvE-STYLE TIN SETS, handsomely deco
rated In Rands and Flowers, at 80;
New prices on HIGH-BACK TIN SETS that are as
low as any is town:
The biggest ASSIGNMENT and lowest prices of CAR
RIAGE-wHiPs STEVENS.
nh
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SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
l. REAL ESTATE N SURRY COUNTY.-By
virtue Of deed Of trust IKE cuted 10y Il. -. Pnlips
t. me- a. trustee dated the lst day Of November
1878, and duly recorded in the clerks Office of sur
rs County Count, and 10y direction of the beneficiary
in ,9id trust decd shall offer tor sale al public auc-
lion, on the PREMISE, on
TUESDAY, MARCH -, 1851,
the following REAL ESTATE-viZ
First. A TRACT OF LAND mar Cabin Point IN
Surry county, Wherein tie said K. d. Phillips for
merlv rc.idcd. containing 1927 ACRES.
Second. A TRACE Of 100 ACRES OF LAND
adjoining the first described tract.
Third A TRACT OF ~ ACRES OF LAND adj
Joining the l0O-acre tract above.
Fourth. \ TRACT OF 81 ACRES OF LAND adj
Joining the ,927.acre tract above.
Filth A TRACT or 70 ACRES OF LAND adj
Joining the sane.
Al of said lands having been conveyed i'm the deed
Of trust afO. esaid from The SAID X. ID. Phillips.
TERMS 10000 Of tie purchase money viii he
required in cash lie terms - 20 the residue Will be
such may he agreed upon by the parties interest
ed, aud will be made known on he day Of sale
j. y. RAMEl, Trustee.
FEBRUARY %, 1881.
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BOOTS, SHOES, dc.
A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. un1
SELLING OFF THE ENTIRE STOCK oFy ~
B6OTs AND SHOES AT AND
BELOW COST To- MAKE A
CHANGE IN BUSINESS.

All In want OF CHEAP SHOES should take adyin-
tlge OF this chance 20 provide for themselves THIS
r. -. i viii SEN the WHOLE STOCK to a person
wishing to engage ia the business, and RENT OR
SELL THE HOUSE. II Is the best stand In ihs
civ and established shoeftor. for the last or.
ieen wears, Call on or address NJ. GOLDEN.
fc I5.im 1898 MaiH street, Riehmoud, Va.
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Bv Wellington Goddln. AuctiOncer,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALUA-
" BLF LOTS At THE NORTHWEST CORNER
OF FRANKLIN AND FOURTEEN III STREETS,
OPPOSITE To THE BALLARD HOUSE.-ln
obedience To decree of the Chanccry Court OF the
city Of Richmond pronounced on The u day OF
March. 1881. IN the suit OF Rebman IS. Rebmans, |
shall sell al pubic aucii ion, on the premises. On
WEDNESDAY, MARCH l6, 1881,
a, half past o'clock I. NJ, those TWO LOTS at The
streets, in this city. numbered and ; lot NO. 3
fronting 22is feet Oh the north side Of Franklin
irect near ifs intersection with Fourteenth street.
and running back 10Y feet. more or less ana Lot NO.
T. adjoining on The east b, ginning ~ itet rom
The corner of Franklin and Fourteenth streets, and
extending along the west line Of Fourteenth street
% feet. with width Of 1871 feet.
TERMS: one third in cash aud The residue IN two
cquil insalmcnts payable at six and twelve months,
the purchaser 10 give negotiable notes for The DEFER
red pay nents with interest added ana the ute TO he
retained until all the uurch re-monty Is paid aud a
conveyance directed by the Court. -
ROBERT HOWARD,
NH Special Commissioner.