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Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic prevents Malaria.

Everybody seems to be struck with
the railroad fever lately. MIR. Mitch
ael Canadian has secured a contract
TO furnish ten thousand cross-ties for
the N. o. Pacific railroad. and last
Tuesday, in company with his broth
err James and Mr. Robt. Cazabat, he
left for the locality Of his work, at a
point about six miles west OF Colfax'
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-04-30

The news of the death Of MIR. ~ N.
swafford will be received with sorrow
by his many friends He died at his
residence, some fifteen miles east Of
Colfax last week. Mr.. Swafford was
an old and influential citizen OF this
parish, and his death is calamity
to the community.
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A man by the name Of Lewis Leach
was arrested and put in jail this
week, on charge of bigamy. made
by his lawful wife. He gave bail a
day or two since for his appearance
at district court.
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A little son of Rev. j. II. Whatley
of PinevilIe was kicked by horse
some ten days ago. and few days
after died from his injuries.
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In order to do an exclusive drug
business, Mrs. Deal is now selling
out her stock of groceries and dry
goods at cost. Mems brogan shoes
at $1.85. women's pegged shoes at
S1.25. calicoes at 8 cents, aud other
goods at like figures. Be sure te
call and take advantage OF this op-
portunity to make a bargain. At ar
early date she proposes to open one
Of the finest drug stores anywhere Il
this section of country.
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When you come in to attend the
term of district court don't forget to
bring along enough money to square
ND with the printer.
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MIR. G. w. Lane returned on the
Bell, and we learn. will remain in Col
fax for several weeks to come, attend
ing to the business. Of the Cslhoon
estate.
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Mr.. S. B. Newman is teaching
private school at Buelah Chapel, near
the Mace of Mr.. w. b. Richardson.
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The blackbirds are said to be some
what troublesome to the farmers
hereabouts. They exist in great
numbers and make destructive war
ca the young corn.
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NOTICE.!

Anv person wishing LAND SURVEYED
Oh LOCATED can have the SAINT do. 9
correctly and promptly at rcas liable ny
urcs Par. les ies.r ring Numbers OF lands
caa, hav" thu same furnished. Spec:ai at
tention to H0mesieads. by
ap9- ~ y. >. JOllNSi'N.
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AGENTS.
LOCAL DO L s /.
Preaching sunday night.

River getting low, and we learn the
Bell will make no more trips this
season.
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The condition Of the crops in Grant
parish is said to be very good not
withstanding the late start they had.
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THE ST. LOUIS
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All postmasters are agents for the HOR-
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One paper free to every clnb of ten. Send
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order, or draft
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Address,
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BARGAINS IN BUGGlES.

Parties desiring Bugl,es will do well to
confer with T. d. JOHNSTON. who can
furnish anything in that line at Manufac-
turers' prices He can sell you Buggy
here in Grant parish at less than New
Orleans prices. ap9-lm
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Next week the gay and festive law
yers will hibernate in Colfax, then
and there to worry through another
term of district court.
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The frost of two weeks ago has
killed all the peaches, but we are told
the plum trees are well filed.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-04-30

Solid silver patent lever watches
for $12 50 and upward at
FERGUSON & ScHNAcK's.
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Ho. everybody that expects to al
tend district court; bring along ~
and subscribe for the CHRONICLE.
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The silent Wheeler & Wilson No. .
and White sewing machines delivered
at Colfax at New Orleans prices oy
Ferguson & Schnack. watchmakers
and jewellers.
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Nice gold jewelry and silverware
Il FERGUSON Il SCHNAcKs.
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PAINE, GRAFTON 4 LADD,
Attorneys-at-Lap ard Solicitors 81 Ame''ceS
end Fereigs Patsuh.
412 Firth srnxrI, WASHINGTON, ID. C.
Practice Patent Law in all its branches
In the Patent Office and in the supreme
and Circuit Courts of the United States
Pamphlet sent free on receipt OF stamp
for postage.
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Gilt Edge Tonic cures Fever and Ague-
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Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures Dyspepsia
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BLACK S NIT HING,
Woodwork
and Repairing Wagons
cone in first-class style by
H. j.. Cd U M

Montgomery, La
have Just fitted up my new Shop and
am now prepared to do Blacksmithing and
all kinds of Woodwork on short notice
and the most reasonable teims. dis
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without
All
Railroad Depot OF Steamboat Landing VIII
freight order
Machines at any time prove or any s
refund the and all freight charges 0end o ce S
A'" NJ A. PECK, General Sewing Machin@ Agent Az s
to
Agents wanted ID the oa'es u lou "9" A"'
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Hay while the sun shtnos.
The business is hoIorable, straight-ior-
ward and profitable. Do not negiess TINS
notice Int write to rs and ind out what
our business is. 1t will pay you ana only
cost the price Of one postal card. we send
full particulars free Attend to TINS mat
ter now for there is money in 1t for all VINO
engage with ms. lfyou can only devote
one or two hours day, or the evening,
you can make $40 q week. Ion nave only
to write TO us to be conyin;ed OF tnas iac''
Send ma Postal card with yonr full name
and address plaiulyI written thereon, and
receive by return mail fuil particulars y
. business that will surpsise you ana MAKE
you wonder why you never wrote TO US oe
| fore. Write ct once it will pay you. Ad
dress.
BUCKEYE MANUFACTURING Go.
! (Nsme this paperI) MARION, OHIO
M N e Y!
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Letter from Washington.

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic restores appetite
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Two First Glass SEWING MACHINES
for sale cheap ct the CHRoxIClS OvrIcs'
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AGE N rs

AA0 IL ~ Il ~
al 600 Made in 80 Days.
Now 10 the time to make it. Prosperity
has dawned upon the people OF this coun-
try, and all are enjoying its blessings
YOU can lust ss well make q little
money by devoting some Of your spare
time to cur business. We ofier one OF the
best opportunities ever yet given 70 any
one to make money. it takes no capital,
You do not have to invest large sum of
money and run . great risk OF losing y.
Your energy and yonr business capacity
dies can engage in the business Is we'll As
gentlemen, and even boys and girls do
we'll. Even if you do not desire to en-
gage in business, we can impart informa-
ton to yo1 that will be Of great value
You will readily see that it will be com.
paritively easy matter to make from ~ i0
TO 500 week, and establish lucrative
In d. ne nfenk businessi
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SATURDAY. APRIL 80, 1881.
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aupselIptIan 81 a Ysar, IL aayanes.
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Wheeler g. Wilson, Nos. and y, o o
curved needle. ----- $So 10 oo
Wheeler e. Wilson No. 8, straight 40
crS.a. r. p.Ler ;mnroyed IS to IS
x,r',s,.. SHUTTLE IS to IS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-28

Brief Items.-A regular meeting OF the
City School Board will be held Tonight NJ
the public. school building ~ O'Clock.
Teachers will be elected for the ensuing
session, and other matters will be consid'
cred.
Mr.. Henry Wren, watcbmsn at the Free
bridge, was stricken with paralysis Sunday
morning.
The commissioners books are at the
Auditors Office, and will remain there ten
days for inspection.
Mr.. Dinwiddie Reams, welfknown
farmer OF PowhatsD. lost TWO fine cows
several days ago. They were both killed
by lightning while grazing near the house.
Rev. Mr.. james, OF Ashland, filed the
pulpit OF the Methodist church Sunday
morning. The congregations at the differ
ent churches were quite large Sunday morn
ing. =,
Sunday morning Rev. A. Binga, Jr., oil
the Manchester colored Baptist church, Dap'
tized one hundred and sixty-four persons
ia the river near Maye's bridge. There was
about an equal division OF males and females.
and an immense crowd, comprising many
colored persons from Richmond, was pres
ent. The river-bank was crowded, and IL
was estimated that fully five thousand per-
sons witnessed the boptizing. Among those
present were quite a number OF white per-
sons.
At the colored Baptist church tomorrow
night medals will be presented TO the sue.
cessful scholars at the colored High school
for the session Just ended. Those entitled
to medals are Lille Moon and Jesse Binga.
The report for the session will also be read
out.
In the Mayors Court yesterday morning
two white men from Richmond were fined
81 each for being drunk and disorderly on
the streets Sunday afternoon.
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BY Robert b. Lyme.
Real Estate Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

SALE OF VALUA-
CRLE REAL ESTATE LYING IN THE CITY
OF RiCHMOND ON THE EAST LINE OF IHIR,
TENTH OR GOVERNOR STREET BETMEEN
MAIN AND ERANKLiS STRREEE;TNsin i hVp 4
s AhhIII6 }GA NEAR The CRY LiMITs, AID
GnINING THE LANDS OF THOMAS HOOPER:
AND THE LATE WILLIAM a. ROBINSON, AZ
PUBLIC AUCTION.-In execution OF decree OF
2ist day Of June, 1881, In suit styled scnodeld
re- Ebers, therein pending. the undersigned VIII
otr for sale, upon the premises, at o'clock Il. NJ,
=" THURSDAY, Jul, 1881,
the LARGE THREE-sTORY sTOCK.BRlCK
STORE and DWELLING on the east line Of Gov
ernor street between Main and FRANKLIN streets,
now occupied by Mr.. John Brophy. The.lot fronts
2s4 feet on Governor street and runs back ABOUT
I25 feet. The dwelling contains alb, " ten rooms
Al small outlay ibis property could be made
nrst class stand being situated In the very centre or
the business portion OF the city, ana should COM
mand the attention OF those seeking good invest
ments. $50
On the same day, at @ o'clock +. NJ, we will Offer
for sale a SMALL TRACT OF LAND, containing
SIX ACRES. lying in Duval's adfi ion. last outside
of The CITY limits, and bytween the Brook road and
the lands OF Thomas Hooper and the late William
A. Robinson ans is the same land Of which the late
Rev. W. Krschman died seized.
This land being situated so very near the city,
should command the attention of those wishing to
purchase a nice httle market-garden.
TERMS One third cash residue In equal install
ments at six aud twelve month";, the purchaser 10
give negotiable notes, with per cent Interest add
III the whole OF the purchase. money Is paid and
conveyance ordered by the Court.
EDWARD Y. CANNON.
MARSHALL NJ. GILLIAN,
Special Commissioners.
ROBERT d. LYME, Auctonees. oo.,ro.e,
eZS,ZS.3Okty3,O,OT
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SEvE-
~ RAJ TRACTS OR IARCELs e, ~ KIND
n esscu,ion q decree II the Ch.ncery Court Of
Richmond, entered In the case OF Edmund uayen.
port q Co. % WIckham. the Undersigned three
commissioners will sell BY auction, on
WEDNESDAY. July 9TH,
at the Office OF Grubbs Williams auctioneers NO.
TRACT OF LAND containing I'll 35iiOOv
ACRES lying on the Three. Chopped road ABOUT
six miles west OF the city, adjoining the farm Tor
merty owned by q. q. Exal. and being part OF Tue
tract known As woodland or Howle's. TINS may
be made good farm, and Is not far from the line OF
the Richmond and AIleghany railroad
At the same time and place the undersigned, a.. u.
RouIware and w, j. Leake, commissioners under
former decree, will sell TRACT OF Ban ACkEs,
living near the above and adjoining the lana OF Jonn
EDWARDS w. Is. and A. ID. Brown, and others, .
After which The three commissioners viii sen
LOTS Nos. and In the plat OF SUBDIVISION OF uie
{. GIenburnie" farm-the former with about 10
ACRES. The latter with about 2Oif ACRES. These
lands lie on the Hutchinson road which Is yearly
continuation Of the Grove road, ana tney are as
IN Mt ONLY about three miles from the city.
TERMS For the first and third tracts, one fourth
cash the residue at one, two and three years. for
the second tract costs or suit and sac 10 cash; bal
curity; or on, third cash balance at one, two, and
three years, without security. In all cases tne
credits TO be for notes With interest payable semi.
annually, and titles 10 be retained by The Court until
all the purchase money Is pald
Plats or all the land may be sem at the ofice or
the auctioneers. W. j. LEAKE,
A. l.. BOUL WARE,
A. X. COURTNEY,
Commissioners.
GRuRRs n WILLIAMS. Auctiopetrs, ie24.
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PROpOS AIS
CLERKS OFFICE OF SUPREME COURT OF
APPEALS OF VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND. June %, \. ID. 1881.

NIrpSIrANT To THE PROVISIONS
~ NJ ~ ~ -, - ,s..,,hI, ~ vIrg,nt,
OF an act on ~. IN 1o,t ,,,I, az, :. ,ci mr.
approved ApII ou, 20 ahich rscords for the Sr-
scuolnS tne ssa.i s,,aii be nrinteJ and pro-
pieine Soui. ~ 80, 80 contrtcr and v hch
slulng ior ie', ~, ~. ''"N ~
Is as ioo"s-tO WI M /,are.oJ tsssgBf,J That
/. BE u enoctea oy tde uome , ~ a11.lS y, n,ch-
the erss o. ,ns WHncheter and WXthcylle shall.
nl1na' og I"se I'm the wear eighteen hundred
w t"e uon'r and annually Tier, after iu the
ahu "nn;h eoIlejt nronosaIs by advertising IN
Sau!e inons, Shiis bed I'm their respective Ocali-
some @ for one wear OF such rccot ds of
ties Tor the IintD aJr oder existsg avs 10 he
courts rs may DC dfibe supreme curi of kpoesI,
p,, ,,n'erm mir cases of appeal
IT, The said proposals shall state the amount per
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TRUSTEF'S SALE OF THE FOLLOW
Il ING VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE CITY
OF MANCHESTER:
LOT OF LAND containing TWO ACRES. with
LARGE FRAMED DWELLING aud other vslua-
BILE improvements. bounded by Tenh and Eleventh
and McDOnDOugh and Semmes streets
A Lot OF LAND on McDonnough street, near
Eleventh street, fronting SO feet on McDonnOugh
street am running back i 15 feet
An undivided moiety In LOT OF LAND on
Cambridge street between Thirteenth and Four
teenth Streets fronting ~ feet on said cambridge
street, running back los feet.
LOT OF LAND. with BUILDING and i'm
provements thereon. designated as LOT No. 16 on
plan and survey of the land OF Edward G. Mayo.
made by Joseph j. Peasants, and OF record In
clerks Office IF Chesterfield County Court In ID. H.
40, D. 19l.
Also LOT OF LAND on Ninth street between
Semmes aud Railroad streets, fronting about ~
feet. running back between lines sightly c0nyergng
80 feet towards Eighth street.
by virtue of deed of trust from william ST.
Paul Puzm and wife 10 Charles II. Vashon, as
trustee Of record in the clerks Office Of the Hus-
tings Court OF The city OF Manchester, TO secure "A
Dc BIT therein mentioned default having been made
In the payment of the money therein secured.
will. being thereto required by The beneficiary OF
said deed proceed TO sell at public auction, on the
premises, and In the order mentioned above, ON
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1881,
at 81 o'clock p. VI.
TERMS The deed requires cash as TO expenses OF
sale and {3. $50, with interest from Ism Of May,
1880. till paid; but II IS PROBABLE that more favor
able terms will be announced at sale.
GEORGE 8. VASHON.
jeI7 Administrator Of Charles II. Nashon.
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COMMISSIONERS AND TRUSTEES
~ AUCTION SALE or 4 SMALL Farm: WITH
RicKSBiJRG ANDPUTOsiA 70 RAILROAD NEAR
HUNGARY srATIOS.-By virtue Of decree Of
Richmond Chancery Court OF ihe 18TH OF June,
1891. in the suit OF Cliizyns Bank u.s. kepper, &c,
will sell at the ONCE Of the auctionter, on
SATURDAY, JULY Q, 1891.
at IL O'Clock NJ, the TRACT OF LAND In the
county OF Henrico about eight miles north or Rich.
mond. very near TO Hungary Stallion, with q
FRAMED LWELLIN6, &C.. thereon. Was the
residence OF the late John y. Gszebrook and afier.
wards of hts son, w. Il. Giaze5r0ok. and described
in the trust deed OF the latte and his wife TO me,
dated I7tb OF February 1879, recorded In Heprtco
County Court on The 18th OF February. 1879, as
containing sFORTY.ONE ACRES. be the same
more or less" The frequent, rapid. ana cheap
transit between this place and the city makes IL q
desirable retreat. with advantages Of both country
aud town, as well as assured good health.
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months. for eeotiable notes. interest
aided and title retained until the psrchase-money
Is paid. j. l.. APPERSON.
e22 Commissioner aud Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF :.
VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING No. sos
WEST MARSHALL STREET,
CORNER OF MARSHALL AND MUSFoRD
STREETS.

nv virtue OF the provisions Of . decree OF the
Chancery Court OF the city OF kicnmo q, enssTs ~
Cit zeus Bank vs. Louis Ket pier ana others, we
will sell by auction. on the premises on
THURSDAY, July z, 1881,
at @ O'Clock p. NJ, the above-described PkOPEh,,
TY. situated on the norihea corner OF Marshall
and Munford streets, fronting on Mnrsnali strses
81 feet and running back 153 feet TO an alley 10
fpet wide The improyemef . consist OF THIEF
STORY BRICK DwIELLl,tG, KITCHEN, SIN.
BLE. &c. The premises are 10 good ORDER ana Tue
neichbornood most desirable one. -
twelve months. the purchaser 10 execute nego,ap,e
nores for the deferred payments. interest ADDED !
the title 10 be retained until the whole OF inc por
chase-inoney Is paid.
C. L. TODD,
GEORGE H. POlNDExTER,
,ooS Trustees.
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BY Joseph II. Houseworth, AuctIoneer.
SALE OF MONTPELIER,
l. THE HOY OF PRESIDENT MADISON,
IN ORANGE COUNTY, VA.

TRUSTEES SALE OF MONTPELIER,
THE HOY f. OF PRESIDENT MADISON,
IN ORANGE COUNTY, VA.
In execution of the deed of trust from the late
ThOn as J. Carson 10 Phi Up ;. Fry and Lewis II.
Williams for the benefit OF David Graham. deceased,
da ed August l. 1857. and recorded In Tie clerks
office OF Orante County Court the undersigned.
who have been duly substituted as trus ees In the
place OF the said Philip ;. Fry and Lewis Ii. Will
ams, deceased. being thereto rtquired by the pre-
sent benefcaries In said trust deed, will sell by auc
ton, upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, July 20, 1881,
the VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND conveyed by
said deed, known as MONTPELIER. situated In
Virginia Midland railroad, four miles west or
Orange Courthouse, aud CONTAINING 1063A
ACRES. The land Us Of good quality, wei wa
tered and iiDbered. The Improvements consist
of a large and imposing BRICK DWELLING.
erected by President Madison, commanding mag
nfcent view Of the Blue Ridge Mountains, together
win all the necessary ut-buildlngs. Ths grounds
are jus liz considered the hand,omest I'm Piedmont
Virginia. This would make a most delightful sum-
mer residence, fine stock farm. or could be con-
yerted into pleasant summer resort
TERMS: Cash enough TO pay the cost OF exc
culing the trust and 10 pay balance secured by
deed-,ay, $4,000; and as To the residue. upon
credit Of and two years, the purchaser TO give
bond for The deferred payments, bearing interest
from day OF sale, and secured by deed of trust on
land. Should the benefciares conclude not TO re-
quire the whole amount due them In cash, the
change Of terms will be announced on day OF SALE
For further information. address the trustees.
LINDEN KENT,
Alexandria, Va,
JOHN G.. WILLIAMS,
Orange Courthouse, Va.
substituted Trustees.
APRIL 26. 1881. ap 2S-2tawiJy14 Stdtd
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Bustinos Court.--Thc following pusi-
ness was transacted yesterday:
AtLisson us. Bank Of Manchester. FOR
The convenience OF the counsel Iad over
until Monday next. ,,
Beattie, appellant, es. Farrar, appellee.
Appcal from Judgment OF justice connrmed.
In this case the Court held that while it 10
not in the power OF one adjoining proprie,,
tor 10 compel bis peigbbor against bis VIII
10 iojp In the building Of a divisional feace,
or to contribute to It's cost, yet where the
adjoining neIghbor subjects such fence 10
his own use be puts bimself under opiiga'
tion to make compensation therefor. Suog'
meut for appellee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-28

FbursA a. July PIC. Nic.--The Manches-
t<f Methodist sunday school Will give an
oxcufslou aud bssket plc.utc to Maiden's
Adventure, on the Richmond and Alie,
rhany railroad, July 4th. The train WIN
stsrt from the DEL ct 10 Richmond tEignth
street aud Basin) 1t 81 O'Clock IN the morn
ing: returning, VIII leave Maiden's Adven.
tuIe q o. O'Clock IN the afternoon ana resch
Richmond 81 p. n. As this day u gene
rel boldly no time will be lost from Duss.
ne<s, and doubtless many persons will avsss
themselves az the fne opportunity oAefed
them 10 see the beautiful scenery along zoe
road and 10 spend day at place 50 A. ~.
trsctiye for q picnic. This schools famous
Snr cfv,ny attractive excursions and pic
mica. and there Il every reason to believe
thai ,' everybody who will 60 up on this one
viii have pleasant time. A limited num-
Der Of tickets will be sold. so those WY Nv.
early either from some OF the scholars OF
from The committee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-28
BY Furmsn Topper.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
10I6 Main street.

A UCTlON SALE OF AN INTEREST
N IN A HOUSE AND LOT ON THE EAST
SIDE OF NINTH STREET BETWEEN NJ AND
STREETS.-I shall sell by auction, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1851,
at o'clock r. NJ. on The premises, all the RIGHTS,
TITLE, AND INTEREST of Nicholas Fischer
In The HOUSE AND LOT fronting 80 feet on the
east line OF Ninth street, between and Streets be-
ing half IN fee simple and life Interest In whole.
II is II BRICK STORE AND DWELLING. and is
bow rented as grocery store below and a dwelling
above.
TERMS One third cash: balance in four. eight,
and twelve months per cent. Interest ADDED TO de-
TERED notes. FURNAN UPPER,
je 22 AuctiOneer.