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TUESDAY DECEMBER 10. 1881



a,snatch from Warrenton dated the
mn saws little boy from Richmond, III tpe
smn,oy of Major Thomas Smith, had nis
neck broken saturday evening by being
thrown from his horse whilst returning
from the post-oflce.
A remarkable case Of drowning occurred
last week in the IIorsc-Pasture neighoor,
hood in Henry county. little cm'd OF
Mr.. Lucas, four years old, fen INTO " gum
springv head-forcmast, and was dead De-
fore Il could be rescued.
Captain NJ. McCorrey, OF the British
bark Normandy, the latter reported SOM
DAYS since az having sailed from Hampton
Roads with new captain,) died saturdi!
morning in the Hospital Of st. vincent uc
Paul OF a complication OF diseases, hsNins
hcen under treatment there Tor TWO OF
three weeks. The funeral arrangements
are in charge Of tie British CONSUL M
Barton Myers.
An intoxicated inmate OF The Soldiers
tome named Patrick Thurston, fell from
= wagon in Chesapeake City on last W cd
nesd1v. and his head striking violently
aoainst the hard shelcd road, resulted III
III death very soon afterwards. Accord
inc 10 request OF his friends IN Pmladci
mia his remains were shipped 10 that city
The next day Hampton Monitor.
The condition OF Mr.. n. W. Caoeli, VINO
was 70 badly cut near Danyiile recently, Is
still reported as very precarious. lis un-
Gle. Hon. George C. Cabcll, arrived IN Dan
willie from Washington Thursday and went
ont To see him. Colonel Cabell says that
the chances Of his nephew's recovery are
very small, though he says himself that lie
will get well.
WENT OFF WITH His HIRED GIRL.-u.
Kenncy Rexrodc, who lived about ioui
miles east of this place, "skipped - on
Thursday night Of last week for paris I'M
known with his wife's hired girl, Belle
Priti, having first sold all the available pro
perry in his possession. II is thoughi thsy
have gone to Texas. His wife, whom ne
leaves with two children, Is most amiable
and estimable woman, and why their con-
jugal relations were not felicitous is not eX-
plained. Great and just indignation IS Ieit
against the pro1igate husband, while the
unfortunate wife, who is also predisposed
to consumption, has the sympathles OF all
Monterey Highland Recorder.
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AUCTION sALEs--Future Days.
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
lfl3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF J. II.
sToRE ON FRANKLIN STREET AT FIRsT
MARhET yAChNT TT LOT ,p IN S2k SRrS sE OF
sEVFSTEEN AND A HALF ACRES on THE
rAiRriELD Road NEAR sEiENTEENIH
STREET, AND ONE AND \ MALF AGES
ADJOINING N. a. NOSDELiER's, ON CIlEIs-
SEA HILL. &c.--By virtue OF a decree entered In
the Circuit Court OF the county OF Henrico, De-
cember ~. 1881, In The suit styled Allen rs.
,Iouer therein appointed proceed 10 sell the above
REAL ESTATE rs follows:
MONDAY, DECEMBER 18TH,
AT O'CLOCK l.. NJ,
!. That BRICK-AND-FRAME STORE No:
1904 cast Franklin street, witha l. ARGE AGON
LOT attached thereto, on the norm side OF Frank
lin street between Seventeenth ana IiRltccnth
streets, fronting 80 fet. with depth q 90 feet.
2. immedately thereafter LOT on norm norm
opposite the Chesapeake and Ohio shops, fronting
on said Stree; 81 feet and running back 10 feet.
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 2Oru.
Ar O'CLOCK Pr
2. viii sell, on the premises, on Chelsea IIill,
that MOST DESIRABLE AND FER1 lLE MAR
NET GARDEN, consisting of ~. ACRES more
or les, he homestead ofJ. II. kiien, deceased.
The improvements consist of TNO-STOlG
FRAME DWELLING and all barns and necessary
nuf-houses This Is now one OF the most desirable
market gardens on the suburbs Of The city.
A. Immediately after the above, WI sell Two
Ftf lll. NV f|lsisi.'fo VI Wv ,iiit ''u ~
Ia the Chesapeake asd ohio Railroad shops, win u
lot Of q feet front, with depth OF % feet 70
the middle of brlnch--the eastern line being / 20
feet and the rear line % feet. -
5. Immediately thereafter will seli THREE
AND-A-IIALF-ACRE LOT OF kEEI J.
LAND, with ONE-sTORY FRAME DWELLING
thereon, Immediately overlooking the Chesapeake
aud Ohio shops.
In view OF the late purchase Of the Metropolitan
Iron-Works of a large body # land immediately
la this neighbOrhood, the attention OF Spectators
and persons desiring homes adjacent - the city l.
called 10 this sale.
TERMS one third cash balance in six and
twelve months, Interest added ana tiie retained by
the Court until all the purchase money be paid and
deed ordered by the Court.
II. A.ATkINSON. in, Commissioner.
j. TUOMPSON BROWN. AuctiOncCr. de l3
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Mrs. Ellen Mooney, New York, received
brutal beating at the hands OF her nus
band Saturday night, and was found dead
in bed Sunday morning. Both were ad-
dieted TO drink and often quarrelled. The
husband was arrested.
Another crank who claims to have q
special mission direct from God has turned
up in Kingston, New York. He says he has
a special message from the Deity to the
wicked people Of Kingston.
BURSErr's COCAINE softens the hair
when harsh and cry; soothes the irritated
scalp; affords the richest lustre; prevents
the hair from falling off; promotes its
healthy, vigorous growth.
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RoiIing-Mim at Pittsburgh Destroyed.

PITTSBURGH, Penn, December 11.-Grail,
Bennett e. Co.'s rolling-mill was totally de-
stroycd by fire at an early hour this morn
ing. The mill was situated at Bennett
station, about four miles from this city, on
the West Pennsylvania railroad, and was
an extensive concern, employing about
1000 men, who for time will be thrown
out Of work. The fire was first discovered
in the carpenter shop, and is believed to
have been the work Of an incendlary.
Loss about $780, 900.
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VALUABLE LOTS,
WITH
SPLENDID WATER-POWER, &C,
~ THE
TOWN OF DANviLLE, Va,
FOR SALE.

In obedience 10 4 decree Of the Circuit Court of
the city Of Richmond entered the 10th November,
1851 I'm the cause Of Bruce and others Us. The RO-
anoke Navigation Company and others, the under
signed will offer for sale ut public auction, on the
2OTH DECEMBER, 1851,
I'm the town Of Danyille. Va, the REAL ESTATE
OF tile said ROANOKE NAVIGATION CONPA-
NY situated in the said town, together with all the
WATER-POWER, privileges, aud appurtenances
thereto belonging.
This property consists Of lot fronting one hum
drcd and eighteen as feet On bridge street ana
running back "A considerable depth TO the Dan
river, along which IL extends. and has upon II 4
part OF the CANAL AND LOCKS used by the said
company. IT. frontage upon Bridge street tul-
nishes admirable sites for building, and the ca
NAL which runs through il furnishes u WATER
POWER which II Is believed j. unsurpassed IN The
state FOR manufacturing purposes.
The character Of this property. and It's location
I'm the flourishing town of DanNille, which Is sur
rounded by a fine mineral and agricultural coun-
Try and l. becoming a railroad centre, make livery
valuable.
TERMS: Fifteen per cent. of the purchase money
in cash: balance I'm one two. and three years bear
ing Interest from the day Of sale, with personal
curty, and title retained until the payment OF the
purchlse-moncy In full. Possession given upon
The confirmation Of the sale by the Court.
This property will be offered in lots and as a
whole.
plat of the property and IN abstract of the IL
tie may be seen AZ the Office of city Engineer G. \.
BallOW, Danyille, Va. JAMES LYONS, JR.'
Receiver Roanoke Navigation Company.
no %
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AUCTION RALES--.Fnturc Days.
BY Furman Upper,
Peal Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1919 Main street.
A TTRACTIyE AUCTION SALE OF
THOROUGHBRED STOCK,
FINE FARMING MACHINERY AND niPLE-
MENTs, BUGGIEs, WAGONS, CARTS,
HARNESS, &C.

BY request of the undersigned. Mrs. Cathariuc
Wagner, executriN of Conrad Wagner, deceased. |
will sell bv auction. at Curtis Neck, lienrlcO coiin-
ty, ON the New Market road, sixteen miles from
Richmond, on James river ON
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER II. 1881,
nf fir: # not the next fair day thcresfter.l COM
mcncng at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, the following desira-
/ GAR StOTT 4 co. ENGINE (1C-horse pow
er) AND SEPARATOR,
l MISUNDERSTANDING RYE-THEESliER,
2 REAPERS, | MOWER, WHEAT FAN,
| BALING-PRESS, MULES:
/ BAY GELDlN6, five years old;
l BAY MARE, five years old
l BLACK GELDlNG, 1 BLACK STALLION.
/ DARK BAY ItAMBLETONTON STALLION,
3 COWS. 3 SOWS with PIGS,
2 BUGGIES. l StfLhY.
1 sPRING-WAGON with TOP,
2 SUI.KY IIAY-RAkES, q PLOUGH-GEAKS,
| set SINGLE-BUGGI HARNESS,
: sets DOUBLE HARNESS,
2 CORN-PLANTERS.
8 THREE-HORSE PLOUGIiS,
4 ONE-IlORSE PLOUGHS.
4 HOT-BED SASIIES. 4 HhRROWs.
4 CULTIVATORS, l FEED-CUTTER,
l PLATFORM SCALE, l BEAM SCALE.
A lot Of TOOLS and other necessary FARM M
PIGMENTS too numerous to mention.
Parties seeking an outfit for farming VIII ind
this sale rare opportunity 60 supply themselves.
Persons taking the steamer Ariel. which leaves the
city Che morning Of the sale At $50 O'Clock, will
arrive at the opening Of the sale: ,...,,,,
TERMS: Cash. CATHARINE WAGNER,
ENecutriN.
FURMAN TUPPER, Auctiorecr.
dc l.f.91O,1113&l4
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The greatest anxiety is experienced lest
there should be q flaw in the title TO pro-
perry; yet flaw in the title OF HEALTH
cough or colds diSregarded. DR.. BulPs
Cough Syrup removes all such at once.
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AUCTION sALEs-.-Tha. Day
iy Frank ID. IIisl Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers'
n l1o8 Main street.
VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING
OTHER IMPROVED PROPERTY
CHURCH HILL
AT AUCTION.
TUCK TT AIS.
PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON LirE-IssunAScE
COMPANY.

Hv virtue of decree Of the United states us ms
,rict Court FOR the Eastern District OF NirPHt
entered In the above cause November 10, lsol, l
will proceed sell AZ public auction, on inc prem
iscs, on .-,..,, ,,...,..,,,.u 10 1881
at 4 O'Clock r. NJ, the property described In said
decree AS follows: All that PARCEL OF LhND'
Wien tIe improvements thereon. lying ana bclhg
In the city Of Richmond. on the nortn sue Oh
Trace street between Twcnty-fifSt aud twenty
second streets, fronting on Grace street ov fee.'
The DWELLING Is Of brick. j. large ana conln3-
dious. containing about ten rooms, besides Drich
Kitchen and Is now occupied by llr. hObert IL
Hutler nj a good rental And In further pursuance
Of said decree. on
TUESDAY. DECENBEE ID. 1881,
on the premises, at O'Clock =. NJ, VIII sell nc
LOT OF LAND. with SMALL fkAMhn
HIiII.DiNG thereon. commencing at point Og
fect q inches south Of street on the west line oI
ThIriieth street, fronting on Thirtieth htrrc' II
feet q Inches running back between plrallci llhcs
I34 feet 10 an alley IL feet wide. Ana immc-
diaiely aftcr-say NJ A. o'clock l.. M-on the
LAND living and being in hecityof kichinOhd' NJ
the intersection Of Twcnty-eiglth ana y slrccts'
fronting on the north line of street 90 feet, rum
ming thence back between parallel lines l3Z iect
to an alley 9 feet wide. , l.. ...,.,
TERMS: One fourth cash; the balance In elumi
instruments I'm six, twelve. and eighteen mohns,
neroiiable notes 10 be given by the purchaser Tor
the deferred payments, with Interest addcd, anu
lille retained 6y the Court until all the purchase
money Is mid or nj the option Of the purchaser,
lie cash will De- received and decd given nj once
AUBIN J.. BOULWARE, Receiver.
FRANK u. HILL & Co, Auctioncefs, nc l-lCt
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CHESTERFIELD LANDS FOR SALE

CHESTERFIELD LANDS FOR SALE
~ At CHESTERFIELD COURTHOUSE JAN
UARY q. 1S92.-ln pursuance of a deed Of trust
dated 10th If December, 1867, executed by Da-
yld T.. Branch and Thomas ". Branch 10 John
Lyon, trustee shall. the first day Of the next
January term Of the County Court Of Chester
field, - go,
az - O'Clock NJ. in front Of the courthouse of
said county. sell at public auction the following
REAL ESrATE-to wit:
/. A TRACT OF LAND lying In Chesterfield
county. on the Springrm road about seven miles
west Of the Courthouse, aud containing THREE
HUNDRED AND NINETEEN ACRES, more or
les. and bounded lin 1857 by the lands Of Ash
brook, Thomas Tcrrll, William Ii. Belcher and
spencer NJ. FOwer-it being the same land former
" owned 10y john II. Wilder, from whom said Da-
yid Z. and Thomas W. Branch derived their title.
2. AN UNDIVIDED THIRD PART OF \
TRACT or LAND lying I'm The county Of Ches-
tericld. about four and half miles from the city
Of Richmond, on the road leading by the Broad-
rock racc-cour-e. and containing TWO HUN
DRIED AND FORTN-EIGHT ACRES. more or
less. and adjoining ia 1867 The land then occu-
pied a. a residence by William Thomas LIthgOw.
The said tract formerly belonged to Dc Wlnfrce,
deceased. from whom said ID. 4. and L. W. Branch
Inherited one third part Of 10.
TERMS one fourth of the purchase-in0noy IN
cash; for the balance credit Of SIX, twelve, and
eighteen months, secured by wcl-endorsed ncgO-
table notes and a lien upon the land.
de s-2tawtds JOHN LYON, Trustee.
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CROCKERY. GLASSWARE, dc.

NEW GOODS.
RICH DINNER, TEA and TOlLET-sETs, In
new shapes and decorations;
ELEGANT GAME, FISH, DESSERT, and ICE
CREAM-sETs Of the latest styles;
DRESDEN FIGURES and ORNAMENTS in all
the latest designs;
RICH CUT-GLAss, BRONZEs, &C.
The largest stock ever exhibited In this city. Call
and look at them. T.. n. TAYLOR,
seI6 No. 10ll Main street,
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TrEsnAY. nrcENnEr l3. Iesl.
By Wellington Goddin & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
Y VERY VALUABLE AND PRoDUCIlyE
N NoNb. LS on MMAiN md M BhSK sTRETTs,
AND BETWEEN ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH
EFTs.-By virtue of a decree of the Chancery
Cont Of the city Of Richmond, entered on the 50
day Of Dccember ISL ~ the case 81 Johnston Ica
commissioners thereby appointed, oher for sale at
public auction, on the premises on
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1881,
at o'clock 7. NJ tif fair, If not TIC trst fair Gay
,hercafterj, that TRULY VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE located rs above. Tie buildings tncrtoh
belong 10 the iessccs, and arc occupied by Messr'
D. \. Brown, J. A. Yancey ana Gtheis Aceo %,
cause Ia copy Of which can hc seen at the ONCE
Of the auctOnecrsl. the LOT on nc norm llnc OF
r Tor Main street has front of 40 Feet, more or
less, runs back 90 feet To- an alley 10 feet wide
This LOT will be sold In fee simple, suiyeci ohiy
Ia the provisions Of two leases lnade win IJaNlh
A. Brown, duly recorded In Richmond man
Gerry Court which leases ear lie seen al the once ui
The auctiOnctrs, and are each at ScOO per annuih
payable quarterly In the legal currency on the
United States. and the taxes 10 be paid by the
Immediately after the sale of the LAND on Main
street, the LOT In the rear WIZ pe sofa; hcGoiu ,
ing To said plat, it has front OF % ieet on anH
street. and runs back in irregular lines 0Is icet 10
said alley. The PROPERTY VIII be sold as u
whole, or divided, AS the commissioners may dech
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance at six, twelve
and eighteen months for prolnissory NOES WIN
six per centum per annum interest added thereto
ndtitlc retained till all Of the purchase-money Is
fully paid and 4 conveyance ordered by inc court
with fhc privilege TO the purchasers to anticipate
the payuients 0f any or all of said proml>sory
notes: provided that each of sid notes. whether
paid before az maturity, shall he made III gOu al
The rate Of 25 S-l0ths grains of gold for each
dollar of such note, including the interest thereon
to the time of such payment.
Either commissioner may act IN case the otncr Is
disabled or declines to act.
II may with truth he said that It Is rarely that
such productive real estate Il offered on inc nafAs
az auction II Is located In that part Of Main
street where real estate T. - highly appreciated,
and hence the special attention Of capitalists ana
Others Is called TO this sale.
CHARLES L. WILLIAMS,
a. l.. BOULWARE,
de- Special Commissioners.
By Wellington Goddin & son.
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By Il. Panmll. Auctionecr,
Petersburg, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
" UABLE WATER-POWER, WITH EIGHTY
AND \ HALF ACRES OF LAND ATTACHED'
NEAR CITY LIMITS, IN DINNiDDlE COuN-
TY. At AUCTION.-By virtue Of . decree OF the
Circuit Court of Duwiddie county rcnderrdat the
October term. 1869, and October Term. 1881, in
the suit of Mcfarland and others 90. StOckdCll and
others. we shall. on
SATURDAY TIE 17rH INSTANT,
at the store Of 4. Pauuil 20 Bank street. Peters
burg, Va, sell at auction thai VALUABLE
TRACT OF LAND I'm Dmwiddic county, lying
Just beyond the Locks. Immediately between the
railroad and the AppOmatt0N river, containing
about EIGHTY AND \ HALE ACRES OF
LAND. with a river front Of about one and quar-
ter miles and n MOST SPLENDID WATER
POWER Of % feet fall more desirable opening
for a fine watcr-power. with landed property At
tached cannot DO found In this state, and those de-
sirous Of buying and miss this chance will have a
lifetime Of regrets aud fortune lost. \ plat ~
the auctiOncer's Office.
TERMS: One-Gfth cash; balance AZ one, two. and
three years credit interest added for approved ne
gorablc paper, and title retained until hnal pay
meut. ALEXANDRA DONNAN'
JOHN MANN.
Commissioners.
a. Ia
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE SALE

NOR SALE PRIVATELY. GA
IN a9O viii buy NEW sTOCK-BRICK DWELL
ING with eight rooms on Fourth street
near Leigh street: bath, &c.
81 300 win buy NICE FRAME iot ~ III SAINT
neighborhood containing eight rooms.
Both the above are now rented to goOu "n''i'S Nv
n zoo will buy a DETACHED BRICK DWELL
iNI, on Fourth street near Gnmblcs llill.
I son win buy an EXCELLENT FRAME
HOUSE WITH FINE LOI on sotiil J@-
:, 600 vii buy a SiX-ROOM sTOCK-BRICK
DWELLING on west Cary street.
Z, ,oo vi, Inv a STOCK -BRICk STORE AND
S-'' DWEiIIN(; above west Broad street.
sooO will buy n SMALL BRICK HOUSE with
four rooms ON II. James street near Gay.
40 hoo will buy an EXCELLENT DETACuED
| NEW FIVE-ROOM DWELLING on
west Marshall street. .-.,.,,,- ,,,,,-,-
50 zoo will buy "A SIN-ROOM STOCh-bIlCh
DWELLING ON wet Main street. 49,,
50 400 win buy u NEAT FRAME DWfLiING
containing eight rooms. with LAkEh
LOT, on west Main street. =, - 80,
A.. POO Will buy NEAT FRAME EIGllT-ROOM
DWELLING, on west Main street east 81
Monroe Park: very desirable ....,.,.
81 ZOO wifi buy a FRAME SIN-EOOM HOUSE
ON Cherry street near Main. - - - ,
"a 900 WIFI buy a DESIRABLE NlNE-RoOM
BRICK DWELLING on Cary near Sc
-. orc viii buy a VERY NEAT DWELLING
with SIX rooms In perfect ordef' on hor'h
N'"'" J. TUOMPsON BROWN,
de o-a, 1113 Main street.
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DANVILLE WATER-POWER FOR
IL SALE.

II we do not sell privately land II we do, notice
viii be gvenl we will sell at auction, In Danyillc
-
2OTu DECEMBER, 1881, AT IL A. NJ,
the FOUNDRY, MILLS, MACHINE-SH0Ps,
WATERSHEDS, &C.. &C., Of the MAGNIFICENT
WATER-POWER IN DANvlLLE, now owned
by CTews's and ROdenhimer's heirs and Crews and
Corbin-frs, In separate lots, then as whole.
See large nap Of the property Just completed.
TERMS 10 per cent. cash balance In one, two,
and three years interest from daet, deed Of trust
on The property ~ secure deferred payments. For
mn rticulnrs apply TO us. r.. T.. BOULDIN,
r.. Il. WlTIIERS,
Commissioners.
DAxvfIIP VA &C 25-ru9w
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he Ems u.Th,Sa&Su7t&w1t
,op SALE A DEsIRABLE FARM Sc

NOR SALE. A DESIRABLE FARM &c
II ar FORTY-TURFE ACRES, with ne---L-
cessary buildings, ip Hcnrico county. three miles
from Richmond, immediately on Richmond, Pred
farms OF Thomas Branch, Thomas Johnston, and
others The place Is weIl-stocked with all kinds OF
FRUIT, has 4 fine DAN GROVE on II, ana WIN
little expense a splendid icc.pond could ne lhane.
Trains 10 and from the city stop within five
minutes walk to the house. If more land Is re-
GuIred twenty-five acres Of the same tract can be
added. . -,
TERMS: Very reasonable. and long time. For
'"' ''N' X. Is. CIIAFFIS & Co,
dc 3-cod6t Real Estate Agents.
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rHE YORK RIVER LINE.
PICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG

II AND POTOMAC RAILROAD-~t4l..f.
commencing SUNDAY. November ~. l-rI.
$500 4. NJ, leaves Byru-~trcct station % .. .f..
only 40 Milford and fn-t II,i ...f-
$3.50 4. NJ. leaves Byrd--trrct station tl.t H.,.
ccpt sunday.
$50 +. VI. leaves Byrd-- ret station d .'..
400 Il. NJ, Accommodation for ',.Iuf. I.aft.
BrOad-Str,tt station la.t uE.,f.
sundays.
ll:2S \. w., arrives ~ liyrd-Strcet -lltOld. .f.
2:49 L. NJ. arrive. Al Byrd-~tr,,t s.lilu0 . ...
makes no local stops.
9:5S +. NJ, arrives al Byrd-strcot static. .t
except sunday
S:34 \. VI. Accommodation, arriy1~ 10 ir...
street station dally .cNprU' ~ ~.
&. 4. TAYLOR. General lichr A.tH..
r. 7. ID. MYEBS, General Superintendent
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T. PANSILL, Auctioncer.
nor RENT AT AUCTION.

LNOK KENT NJ AItIIUN.
VIII be rented at public auction on
WEDNESDAY, DECENBER II, 1881,
on the premises, for one year ending December
81. 1889, the
PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS WARE
HOUSE,
corner Fifteenth and Cary streets. well and fyora-
bly, known TO the public for many years past as a
tobacco warehouse. and on account Of It's locality
and large capacity suitable for other purposes.
Auction 10 commence At o'clock =. NJ.
OWNERS OF PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS
WAREHOUSE. de IL
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r edmond BAZAAR Al
Nos. 1893 AND l440 FRANKLIN STREET.
eIrPERR FAMILY CARRIAGE At AUCTION

or WEDNESDAY. i4Tu INSTANT,
at 10 O'Clock. we will sell, "a above.
ONE OF THE MOST ELEGANT FAMILY
CARRIAGES
offered In this city. This vehicle built TO
order, without regard to cost. IL has all of the
modern appurtenanccs. Il finished IN the most
elaborate style. Can be used a. q closed or open
vehicle. 10 l. upholstered In wine-colored satin,
and really deserves the attention of those wanting
4 carriage for family use. r. Is. COOK.
de AuctiOnecr.
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FOR RENT.

L'0R RENT, THE ELEGANT AND e.
II ATTRACTIVE STORE No. sos Broad Il: 81
street, at present occupied by W. A. stevens. The
location Is without exception the very best in the
city Tor any large retail business and the store l.
conceded 10 he the handsomest and most cheerful
on Broad street. The rent viii DC comparatIyely
low, considering the large amount of business AZ
present transacted on Broad street and with SURE
prospects OF increase daily. Possession will bt
given Che LIST Of March next. Apply 10
VI. MlLLHISER,
de4-im 1909 Main street.