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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-07-20

The fellow who asked for lock of his
girls hair, was informed that it costs mon
ey, hair does. Boston Post.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-07-20

A queer looking customer inserted his
head into an auction store, and looking
gravely at the knight of the hammer, ill.,
quired
Can bid"'
"Cer,ainy," replied the auctioneer, ''you
can bid
"Wel, them" said the wag, walking off,
81 bid you good evening""
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-07-20

August, and recommended the primary
elections in the different townships and
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-07-20

the DECISION Of the RepuDIIcHu uUnInhtIuX
convention. ID. A. MITCHELL.
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IHVPNEyf
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az age, was attempting 10 mount gun
carriage, which was In motion. Ills sabre,
becoming entanglcd in his legs. trippcd
him, and he fell beneath the wheels, when
passed over his abdomen and breast, crush
ing IN his ribs.
The recorder Of deeds in Philadelphia
complains that "the Rea-Estate Title In
surance Company il seriously diminish
Ing the receipts Of his office, and he mas
procured an opinion from the city solicitor
TO the effect that he can lawfully refuse 10
hermit corporations organized for the pur-
pose Of making abstracts OF land titles TO
use the record In his Office. The company
above referred 10 threatens 10 bring sun
against the recorder for preventing us
agents from searching the books, ana he
has appealed To the Councils for the means
10 contest the case.
The funeral OF the late Bishop Lynch
will take place this morning at 10 O'CLOCK
I'm Charleston. and will bcattcnded by meih-
bcrs Of the City Council and citizens gene
rally. The following distinguished pre-
Iatcs and priests will take part in the i'l-
neral ceremonies: Archbishops Gibbons
and Corrigan; Bishops Conroy, OF Alba
nv: Keane, Of Richmond; Moore. OF 81.
Augustine. Fla; Gross, Of Savannah. and
Northrop, Of North Carolina; Rev. J. \.
Fraley, secretary of Cardinal McCloskey
Rev. +. Caifcrty, yicar-general OF Savan-
nah; Rev. DR.. Magnien, Of Baltimore
Rev. DR.. Brennan, secretary OF the Arch
bishop of Baltimore; Rev. Mark Gross. OF
savannah; Bishop Kahn, OF Wheeling; and
others
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AGoo<s Cat STORY.

Good dog stories are plenty, but good
cat stories are rare, and for that reason THIS
one is Ill the more enjoyable. few days
ago. while the 0y-wheel Of the Winchester
Arms mandatory. in New Haven, was re-
volylng so rapidly that the spohes were in
distine,iishable, the engineer noticed a
white blotch revolving with it, but sup
posing that il was merely sunlight falling
on the wheel, ne at first made no inVestiga-
ton. Two hours and a half later he OBJ
served that the white streak was still there,
and having stopped the engine, he discoY-
cred. TO his amazcment. that the appaTtlon
was a substantial white cat, which had been
clinging 80 one of the spokes since the
wheel started. She was very much eX-
hauSted, and the numberless revolutions
had made her cross-eyed, but she has since
recovered her strength and visual pcrfec-
ton. and become the pet of the establish
ment.- Exchange.
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wAxCursrER AND VICINITY.

Br;efs.--The souls and other marine APP
paratus OF the Olympic Boat tiup con-
talncd IN their elegant house on Mayo's
island Is being oycrhaulcd preparatory 10
the next regatta, which VIII occur az
Fredericksburg. The members OF the
Olympic Club will resume their practice rs
soon as the weather gets settled enough To
allow NJ such exercise.
The holders of Manchester = per cent.
bonds (otber than taN-rcceiyable and bridge
bonds) have been requested To send to the
CITY Treasurer their names and the amounts
held by them.
The funeral OF Linwood Douglass, in
FAINT son Of Mr.. X. Il. W. Beattie, proprie-
tor Of the Manchester stage-line. took place
yesterday morning from the Manchester
Presbyterian church.
The term of Office Of the ncwly-appointcd
Superintendent OF schools for this city viii
begin July lst. 1882. Mr. Il. A. Hancock,
the present incumbent, has made most
efficient officer.
Mr.. Charles W. Turner. who was injured
Nv the Mayo's- bridgc accident, Is still con-
fined TO his room.
Rev. DIR. Armstrong, OF Richmond,
preached an able and interesting sermon
at the Meade Memorial church last night.
The case OF Arnll>IeaU oTttn (toiOIttJ,
charged with the murder of his child, will
come up for trial in the Powhatan County
Court Monday.
During the month OF February there was
not a single alarm OF fire turned i'm in this
city. The coroner was called out once.
Mr.. John Lundie, formerly Of the Cen
trail House. In this city, now residing IN
Denyilllc, is here on visit.
During the month Of February the clerk
of the Hastings Court issued nine mar
riagc-liccnses five white and four colored
and recorded twenty-one deeds, and the
Mayor considered thirty-iye cases, most OF
them for misdemeanor or ordinance viola
lions.
Parties who have been recently fined by
the Mayor for allowing stagnant pools of
water 10 remain on their lots have appealed
10 the Hastings Court. Several weeks since
the grand jury presented the City Council
for allowing such pools OF water To remain,
claiming that they were nuiSances and pre-
judicial 10 health.
There has been considerable inquiry re-
Gently for both Manchester city and Ches-
terfield county lands. Colonel william
AmbcIs, who, a. former Commonwealth s
attorney for both places, + familiar with
titles in county and city, has been engaged
recently in tracing out the descent OF pro-
perry for number of Intending purchasers.
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COURT ORDERS.

VIRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS Of
' flCE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
BUCKINGHAM COUNTY, On MONDAY TnE
20rm DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1Ss2-IN NACA-
TION.
y. II. savage and Cyrus Bossicux, general commis-
sion merchants, and partners under tho irIn and
style Of y. II. Savage Plaintiffs
rs.
The Burnett Mining and Milling Company, Will
liam NJ. Cabcll. trustee; the SINE William VI.
Cabell In his own light. aud Mildred H.. his wife,
and Sterling y. Apperson. Defendants
ATTACHMENT IN CHASCERY.
The object Of this suii Is 10 attach certain house
hold aud Kitchen furniture, mules and uthcr ani-
mails, mining tools, machinery. and fixture. he
longing 30 the nonresident defendants. the Bur
nett Mining and Milling Company, on the staples
Gold-liihc tract of 800 acres of land, In the
county of Buckingham. Va. and also the Interest
Of said company In said gOld-minc and tract 81
land and 10 sell 50 much Of the same rs may be
necessary % pay 10 the plaintiffs debt Of Sl77.
with interest thereon from The 10th dry Of Novcm-
Der, 1881, I'LL payment, and the costs.
And II appearing by an AFFIDAVIT; nled IN this
c1u,e that The defendants, Tie lurncti Mining and
MILLING Company, not residents OF the ~ tie O.
Virginia, on the plaintiffs motion IL l. ordered
that the said Burnett Mining and Milling Com
ptny do appear here within one month after due
publication Of this order and do what Is necessary
10 protect their Interest IN this suit; and that a
copy Of this order he published once a week for
four successive weeks In the Richmond Dfspdtch,
aud another copy thereof posted nj the front door
or the court house OF this county the hrst day
Of the next County Court.
A copy-Testc: j.. 4. FORBES, Clerk.
J.D. ViLLtAN,p.q ie23-Ih4w
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. March Lection quie, and steady
sales, 2lO bales: upltnds, Il li-l6c.: Orleans,
IL l5-i6c.; consolidated net receipts, 6,1Ji
bales cxpOrts-to Great Britain, 7.o3l bales: to
France, 236 bales: TO the continent. 3d. bales :;
60 The channel, l.2OO bales. Southern -four dull
and dropping; common 10 fair EXTRA 80. lOm.
s6.6O: good 10 choice extra, s6.10@SS. Wheat
oIeued la &c. lower, subsequently recovered from
the decline and advanced %(6 &C.. closing weak,
with "a portion of the improvement lost; No. 2
spring. sl.33: ungradcd spring. S1.05MSl 30;
ungraded red, el.05GlSl.3fis; ungradcd white,
sl23GS LIS: No. red. March, 81 ~ sl.33 {;
April. 81 $3.50 fl.35a. Corn opened l@1,c. low
on, afterwards recovered and advanced 4eelsc. on
cash lots, closing very firm; No. 3, 65a@66c.;
Oats t@4c. better and less active; No. 2, Doe;
No. 2. March, size: Aprii, 50am 3Vsc. HOPS
dull and dropping: ycarlings. liza zoe. COnec
firm aud uuieI Rio, SNtt l0Isc. sugar frin aud
very quiet: fair 10 good refining quoted at 1stn
7sc.; refined stronger; standard A, Si,c. MolaSses
firm sud demand moderate. Rice quiet ana hriii.
i;o-in firm az s2.3OmsZ.37s. Tlrpcntinc steady
aud quiet nj g. Wool dun and declining: do
nestle fleece. 3tafse.: Texas l4m3Oc. Pork
very duil prices unsettled and dropping; $3.50
for old. ei7.76 for rev. Mlddics dull and nonl-
nayly unchanged. Lard l2.@ l5c. lower aud less
active, closing unsettled aud depressed: $1,000 70
arrive. g10.65 March, &l0.62 sbpslo.72is April.
frclehts 10 Liverpool dull
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, March 1.-Flour lower aud quiet
$3.50; extra, e4.76@ $3.50; family, s69s7; CITY
Mills supcr1nc. S3.5pMs4.50: extra, S4.15@
1915; Rio brands 1918 Patlpsco family, 1913.
Wheat-sonthern frmer: western higher, closing
sirepg: southern red, VI .30MsI.3j: amber SO
@Si.40; No. Maryland, el.se@sl.4o; No. 2
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TNDERTAkERS.
HORSES. MULES. &c.
MULES AND HORSES. =

have opened WHOLESALE AND RET TAIL
%9nd Va wlerc will , See On b sSSa isy y ,a ..
msn H. anu n,,l P1cT Will do all IN his power
to give each and ait fr and sIaars dealing. Any
pason nor nn",'ir 81 east Fifh street. Cincin-
n,1, NJ A. my headquarters fer buying,
and do not OH DC order % sui; al. hem ,s both ,de II
1919 s'.; anu lI,.,,,e,.I t0 be just rs represented
NJ p snint W. Intensive business In the mule
an ~ r LOT i,ns |" J"'' GEORGE ID. BENNETT
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WOOD AND COAL.

DEST ANTHRACITE. 81 PER TON F;
ID COALBURG LUMP SPLlNT, s5.75; HAIL.
$500; NUT, 1928 per ton. CUMBERLAND and
WEST VIRGINIA ENGINE NJ lowest Iricc..
PINE WOOD, - and $3.50 per cord: DAN. Is
per cord. All other FUEI. AZ lowest cash prices.
Orders by telephone or otherwise promptly filled.
7os Broad street, opposite Theatre. or Nineteenth
and Cary streets &. II. PAGE.
a.
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PULLNhN-CAR SERVICE
THE YORK RIVER LINE.
PASSENGER ROUTE
TO BALTIMORE AND All POiNT- ,.Erh
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS. MD -A.fE-
DAY.
FROM RICHMOND AID DAN#UIL pNI
VIRGINIA STREET.
At 2.ij T.. ~.

Commencing THURSDAY. Boc,mfD. ......
yitc md tholou ghy comforfIHIr pt. ..u-r.
HANAN win leave Mr-f Point 900 Hrri..f .. ...
Richmond train 40 E~DANS. Ifit. li-Bt.-.
~AIl EDAl =, arriving Too EItIMlp. about BID
4. ~. and connecting with 900 90 iIr- u... ..I..
Straight tichci- i0 Baltimorc............. .n
Eoundtrip ........... DID, roo
Nc fl-
StttC-Room- and Berth, secured tu a.. .....r
from steamer. cabin plans.
For Tickets. IiWc-1 irf-. aul tU .Hf ..-
call Oh \. W. g. iRllf & CO., t.r i.'.' .l .nt
~ The Richmond and an'ilir 1'pI,.orf ..I.tf-
siTcd So Pope
General Passenger lud Ticket h....
no 30 No. TONE. ..r.f.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

WEDNESDAY, March !, 1882.
SALTs-FiRST BoARI $4,000 Richmond city
6'satlllil: $1,000 Western North Carolina Rail-
roaG rs at lO6: $4,000 Petersburg Railroad
bonds. - Glass H." ut SO; 20 shares Richmond and
Allegheny Railroad a. %.
SECOND BoAlD.-10 shares Petersburg Railroad
at 2sA; 10 do. at 2e'i; 30 shares Charlotte, CO.
1T. a,.4 ,,.,,stu I.firo.d n Gl1.
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~----~--- --------r--r-------
- i L A l..
jus, received direct from the Mcssrs. IIa, Hand
& Coz of Limogcn, France, full line Of their cell
ebratcd
DINNER. GAME, FISH, OYSTER. TEA, AND
COFFEE SETS.
Also, full stock Of Wcdec~oOd & Copoland's
DINNER SETS, the largest assortment ever cX-
hibitcd in this city.
Call and see the GATE-CITY WATER-FlLTER.
Everybody should have one.
T.. Il. TAYLOR,
fc15 10ll Main street
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. March l.-NOOn.-StOcks steady
Money 6 percent. EXchmge-LOng, 49, short,
4s9sl. state bonds Inactive.
Erening.-EX cnnge, iS5t. Governments
fairly firm new 5's, lO2; new as 1913. new
as. 1917. Money, and 1882 per cent. states
inactive. Treasury balanccs-Coin, $4,000; cur
rcncy, S4,5O9.
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Flour.

Flonr-We quote: Fine $3.50; extra, 1918
@s7: superine, e6@s6.2J; common superiinc,
50; common family, s7@s7.50: choice family
sSWs0.
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.rrryoy sArEs-..Futurc Days.
by 6rubbs q Williams
Real Estate Agents and huc,ioneers,
Eleventh street between Ma'nand Bank


po.,rs,.,o Agents and Auctioneers,
r,a,.a'',,, 80, between Main aud Bank.
r ARGE BRICk-AND,T, ~, X a VI r
II DWELLING. No. d.; ,,w,t ~ W VI, t ~
SIDE OF EIGHTEENTH, Sr tN nv rcansst ~
,le o,y,or e yin solI at auction, on the premi-
"" TUESDAY, MARCH Z. 1852,
q; A.. o.cloct y NJ. the BRICh-AND-fRAME
DWI,III\G located a. above. containing GRht
rooms and In .cmcnt besides some oul-holises. INC
iot rrnnt4 III feef aud runs back .! ieet on inc
royth line ana TX feet on its south line. Ihls Is a
desirable nr,.nerty near Ia business, ana Is GOOD
locatinu Gpr /, bi9ct OF small residences winch
would always command tenants al good rents
TERMS: NJ sale. ,,a a ,vrrrr,Ns
mh2 A"c'oheers'
ADMINIST RATOR'S SALE W.
n OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND EIGHTEEN
ACRES OF LAND IN IlANoNtk ~ 4 III
execution of The viii of William o. Day, deceased,
/ will offer for sale at public auction Ut Hanover
Courthouse ON
WEDNESDAY, MARCH -. 1882,
fcouri-,Ioyl al o'clock i. W.. That ccrtain PAR-
Gel or LAND lying In Hanover county, III be1-
yerdam district. OF which W. q. Day died seized,
and adjoining ne lands of ". II. Campbell. ~ ID.
Underwood. snd others. containing TWO III N
DRIED AND EIGHTEEN ACRES by survey. -.
TERMS: Onc fourth cash, and balanceon circuit
Of one and two years. the credit instalmcnis TO bc
secured hy bond, hearing interest from date ana
secured by = irIist-dced on the property, 40
-. l.. JONES. sheriff,
and Administrator c. Il. \. OF W.O. Day.
NH O-Thof
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
ny Furrnan Upper.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
lOIG Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A DE
~ s1RABi.E AND ELIGIBLl-LoCAIfD
sTOCK-BRtCK RESIDENCE. No. 2O1 LAST
MAIN STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND stS-
OND STHEETs.-By virtue Of n decree OF the
Richmond Cbaneery Count ". the suit OF Me- ar
Thy. &c. -. Dickinson and dis.. entered February
IL. 1882, the undersigned, special commissioners
thereby appointed for tire purpose, will sell At pup
lie auction, on The premises, on
MONDAY, MARCH q. 1882,
NJ AZ O'Clock 4. NJ, the aforementioned proper
ty. described in a deed of trust from A. y. Dickin-
son and wife to Furman Upper aud \. J. Chewn-
ing, trustees. dated April II. 1878, aud recorded
I'm the clerks Office OF Richmond Chancery Court,
Decd-Book liz 4. page 269, As follows: |" TINT
certain LOT OF LAND. with BRICK TENE-
MENT thereon, situated on the south side of Main
street. frontng2i 1912 feet, aud extending hac =
I'm parallel lines 100 feet Ia an aHey. The dwcli-
ing has rooms. and the Kitchen detached, iour'
aud Yields good rental. The attention OF Invest
ors /, invited 10 this sale. the property valua-
bic and lies In the line of Improvement.
TERMS: one fourth cash: balance In siN.tweivc'
and eighteen months, interest added ana TILE -
tanned until all the purcha,c-mOney is PAID ana
deed Is ordered by Court. ... .,,
THOMAS J. EVANS,
ROBERT STILES.
A. Il. COURTNEY,
JOHN n. DiNNfEN.
f. 23 Special Commissioners.
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By Grubbs & Niliam-'
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh sfrcPt between Main and Bank.

Eleventh street between Main ana Bank
THE HANDSOME FOUR-S I o X !
L BROWN-STOSE TENEMENT, No, 1911
FAST MAIN STREET, ADJOINING MFScSS:
PURCELL, LADD & Co, MD SOME ~ :
ON PINE STREET, N SIDNEY NJ ~ =
TtON.-By request of the President ana directors
of the Merchants and Mechanics Insurance Com
pany, we viii sell by auction, upon Tie premises
100
MONDAY. MARCH o. lsS2.
n | O'Clock 4. W., the PROPERTY stnatd a.
above. and occupicfby said company, the virginia
Mining and Manufacturing Company, ana otners.
II fronts 2S feet on Main street. runs back about
II feet, Is entirely covered by the building when
Is four stories above the Basement embraces me
splendid office on the main floor. with wrl-te,'cd
re-proof vault, and three stories above adalted 70
offices or other purposes. The location Is ia me
centre Of the best business part If me cry ana inc
property has as large rent-pr0duc!ng capacity A.
any other OF equal value in the city.
At the SANE TINE AND PLACE VIII le ,"id
a LOT OF GROUND, on the west line Of Pmc
street between Holly street and the Jane; River
and Kanawha canal fronting 70 feet. running
back las feet To- an alley, with widih In rear
OF , icrt inches. -
fed Auctioncers.
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- ITEMS ~ :. sale. GRUBBs & WILLIAMS.
70 0G AuctiOnCers


TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 VALUABLE
L sTEAM-MILL PROPERTY IL GORDON
VILE. VA. CONSISTING OF \ LAEGE MD
CONNENIENTLl-LOC LOT, w ~
CONINIODlOUS BUILDINGS, \ THttll-
HORSEPOWER ENGINE. AND \ Ghl>I-,
PLASTER. SUMAC-. AND BABh-NlI.L. MD
APPTRTENANCES THEREON. ALL N GOOD
RUNNING ORDER; AND ALSO TWO VA
CANT LOTS.-n execution OF deed 81 tra-t
from William =. smith and wife 10 me. the under
signed. as trustee. dated the 1t day OF August
1871. and recorded IN the clerk, office of Orange
County Court. Book A.. page 20, default helng
made I'm The payment OF two uoics for lOoO clch.
payable respectively thirty-siN and iorN-cishi
month, after date, aad secured by said deed, and
being required 80 90 DO ny the holders OF said
NOTES. ! win offer sale M public auction. On the
premises. nc l. O'Clock Mo
THURSDAY. MARCH Is. 1882.
the ahOyc-de,iLnatcd PROPERTY described and
conveyed in tie deed aforesaid. said property D.,
located on fast street. aud runs back ~ the Nir-
giuia Midland railway and ha. platform Oh stme
for loading aud unloading car,. There l. mere an
opening for the establishment Of prosperous
business
TERMS: Cash sufficient 90 Iay he costs Of sale
and the sum Of Sl.Jf9.39. balance due on said
two notes a. Of February Is, lsS2, with Interest
thereon from said date: and ~ 10 the '-ldue %
purchasc-moucy on such terms rs may Doe an
nounced on GlS IF sale. +. \. g.. HANDY
f. IL Trustee.
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Boreland. &c..) Richmond Chanccry Court-De-
Mosclcy. &c cree of 18Th February, lss2.

Borcland &c. Richmond Chanccry Court-De-
rs.
In execution OF the aforementioned decree in
said cause. The undersigned, appOin,c special COM
missioner thereby. viii offer for ,a!e' upon ihc pre-
misses. on
TUESDAY. MARCH 7, 1882,
nj : o'clock =. NJ a LOT fronting l32 10y lGj feet,
al the southwest corner OF Thirty-iirst and Clay
streets. This property lies nrai the ChinbOuzp
rark. and will I'm very short time greatly enhance
in value. and will be- sold - whole OF subd.'ldcd
10 suit purchasers. ,
Immediately thereafter. say ~ 81 O'Clock. VII
offer for sale LOIS Nos. ,. d. 7. :. .. To- AID y.
on Baldwin street. between Buchanan and JAMES
streets, each fronting 80 feet and running back a
good depth. In view of the extensive improve
ments now being made In tins locality by Ncssrs.
". T.. Tanner < co. thi, property should command
attention TIN, stlc offers a rare chance for per-
-Ons of limited means 10 purchase good building
lots.
TERMS: one fourth cash. residue at Is. IL. and
; months negotiable notes furdcicrrcd payment -
ak per cent. interest added. and titc retained -
til entire purchasc-moncy Is paid
4 plat of the property viii be shown at sale.
JOHN DUNLOP Special Commi --ioncr.
QUAELEs * MCtrHpN, hctoncrrs. ie "a
By Frank u. lii x Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccr-,
HOS Main -trcct.
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By x. Il. Cilaflin & Co..
Real Estate Agelts and Auc,IolCcrs.
Nu. north Tenth street.

Ne. north Tenth street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
" VALUABLE FARM IN HFNRICO COT y
TY, ONLY ABOUT ONE MILE FROM RICH
MOND. At TIE TOLL-GATE. On THE Nh
GAINESVILLE PIKE, AND CONTAINING
ABOUT SIXTY ACRES-liy virtue of decree
IL the Circuit Court Of lIcnriCo county entered
February =. 1882. IN the cause OF Kaufman and
dTs ~. Sliuslu'f. Kaufman and OiS the under
signed. special commissioner appointed for tho
purpose. viii -cl AT public auction, on the premi-
So.
MONDAY. MARCH IL. 1882.
II O'Clock l.. VI. the abovc-dcscr!bed DESiRA-
RLE FARM. belonging 10 the estate Of Hiram
Kaufman. deceased. near Ire lands of Mr.. John H..
Davis and others The buildings consist Of a
LARGE TWO-STORI FRAMED DWELLING
AND OCT-BU ILDlNGS. with an DAN GROVE
ln tho yard. The land lays beautifully. aud rs IN
very good condition. with about a hali-lnile front
on ihc NccAancsy.lle pike.
This sale oilpr- rare opportunity 10 secure a
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND particularly
adapted 10 trucking and marhci gardening int
must prove 4 handsome investment.
TFENs One third cash: balance In two e'iutl
paymcnt- AZ one and two years for uegOi Iilt
notcs with per cent interest added. title retained
until I'll HE purciasc-money i paid and convey
ancc ordered by the Court. =. I. hlNOf-
Special Commissioner.
e. Is
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NOR NEW YORK.-The Old ~ IN
Il Dominion steamship Company sSnsszsfss
steamers viii sail az follows: STEAMER OF ID DO
MlNiON, Captain WAlKtH, EVERY IttSDAl
nj 2 o'clock i. VI: steamer MlANOhE, captain
COuCH, EVERY FRIDAY at o'clock J. VI ;
steamer MANHATTAN, Captain KELLY EVERY
SUNDAY at O'Clock 4. VI.
Freight received up "a / o'clock 7. VI. for the
Tuesdays and Fridays steamer, aud g. D o'clock
saturday evening for sundays ship.
Through bills of lading signed ana goods Tor
warded with dispatch 20 AL points north, south,
east and west; also, 20 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Aftcr-cabin fare 10 New York. slO; round
trip. SIS; Storage, 90 and 81.
FOR freight or passage apply 10
&. ". ALLEN & CO., Agents.
mvG CompanN's Wharf Rockets.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \
~ LARGE NUMBER OF BUILDlNG.L0Ts
AT TIE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF THIRTY
FIRST AND CLAY STREETS. NEAR CHM
BORAZO PARh, AND on BALDWIN >TREEI
STREETS. NEAR THE NEW MACH y =
SHOPS OF MESSRs. ". L. TANNER * CO.. AT
Auction.
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BOARDING.

DESIRABLE ROOMS, WITH OR
IL WITHOUT BOARD, by the day, week, or
month. Apply 10 . .
MEs. ROBERT &. WHITE.
fe 2l-e0dow@ 1900 Broad street.
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FOR RENT.
uATZOES.

MATZOES, MATZOEs. MATZOES.-
wi shall commence baking my superior NAT
IOES. under the direction OF Mr.. CrCcntrcc, about
March the 3th MI who have not sent in their
orders viii please do 80 Il once to Mr.. brccurcc
10 me. /. ID. BRIGGS. Baker,
NH st 7O7 Main street.