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lime, 2:S6; 2:3I; 2:37X; 2;35.
On Wednesday afternoon q free-for-all
trot was had, purse SIS; to this was added
a citizens purse of 500. to beet $50.
There were four starters, and Edwin A.
Won, with Valiant second. The bert time
was 2:2sh. The summary is as follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-27

USE Brentl:nger's Sarsaparilla for all dis
orders of the blood
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-27

3 i1tsE l41xe Wins Summer lays
sI} 85d1<z ~ >11rt1 -. Winter and in
SQFq'1SE- <@ person to be
{ohFa ~ IL 115 - <Fs11y benefited by
4ftoF84 ,r91f1R IS 10y Wort every
= tjzfe the dry buy
~>shes Perfecli6nf esjSF
syssay in the blatH 81
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money refc.s-
eos sale E Logan
-.
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q Rises. Sun SETS Moon Rises Dssis Length
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-27

Go 90 the MeLure House cigar stand
for the hnesi Imported Cigars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-27

There was balloon ascension on that
'Nfte' &hich proved quite an attrac-
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The Grand Lodge Virginia MasOns.

This body was in session all OF yesterday
and to late hour last night, Right Wor-
shipiul Ii. w. Murray, deputy grand mas
ter, in the chair. A large number Of reports
from working committees were received
and acted on. Much work was done hay-
ing reference to the good of the order in
Virginia. Yesterday the work in the Mas
ter's degree was eXempliiied by the work
ing committee in the presence OF the
Grand Lodge to the edification OF the
brcthrNn and ina highly satisfactory man.
ner. On the calling off last night from
labor to refreshment three hundred Masons
sat down to supper. Grand-Master-elect
Page will in few days appoint the nom
elective officers. The present session of
the Grand Lodge has been highly satisfac-
tory and encouraging to the craft. Wor-
shipful William Loyenstein has been re-
appointed grand lecturer. As stated, at a
late hour the Grand Lodge adjourned in
due form.
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c,r,.,. su,,.m Kidd wns q pirate. who was
psn !" ILL., ill.,. ,eariv Two hundrcd years ago
,n 100, ~, raw.rd the end Of the seventeenth
scn,r,x NJ. va. tuovn as the boidcst privateers-
man against the French. ~ first he was acu'e 'n
putting down pirates, and NJ one ubie rse,c
handsome prize from the city OF Ne" io.s ."'
Ills bravery and success III ne'p'"s y" ~ ~.
high sea- OF como OF these 'iiia'"""s
ne saw how the pirates sometimes amassed wcaitn'
and Al nc concluded II would pay pctter to turn
nIro,e than IN he honest. When In danger OF
being arrested and taken 70 England Tor tr'a,. W
hastily hurled on GARDENERS lslahu y 'lui', A.,
his il-gotlcn treasure. This Wa nier III wns
mi ali he buried. Iiy some he Is supposed ="
have buried almost fatulru. sums OF goiu anu
yer along the Long Island shore. som ~, s,n,os ~
the Hudson river Kidd was unkind and thougiit-
less enough not to leave 70 p"teih, s money. Con-
.c1,untly he pui poseriiy TO great deal OF trou-
BILE I'm searching for IT,. Hundreds OF people nave
spent their lime and money IN dlgg'ne 10, M, n,uu
hurled treasure Comp snics have from tiinc 10
tne been organized TO dig for H. hui Az win9u.
avail. Up to the present day not one uoiiar Oh :,
has ever been dug up. IL Is by this time evident
that the digcers and soarchers could have done
better nv putting their time and enort INTO soie
| thing more practicahie. c,., ,,,o,o.s
far ont Of reach Of the present generation; tners
are treasures Of something better than god ah mo
silver Which most pesp n irysg and searehng
A..
There Is an old proyerb which says Health Is
wealth" At first hearing. this sounds very wise
Short of Tho truth II should be- " Health Is far
more than wealth. a good stomach Is ten tho'i-
! sand times better than gold mine: \ SOUND CIR
culaiion of vigorous blood in perfect body Is BET
| ter than tons of Government bonds All ready ="
have the coupons scissored of. Tie most magh,n-
cent estate IS poor boon TO the invalid who has
no; the eyesight TO enjoy beautiful scenery, or the
| digestive power 10 dispose OF IL good dinner Inc
most valuable treasure on earth - gool heaip'.
| Uanty. indecd. is The possessor If II To those
| whose health has been shattered. word OF com
| fort There il such thing As regaining i9st
health. IL indigestion has lard hold Of The stomach
IL dyspepsia has secured lodging in the system
IL iassIIudc aud languo have elbowcd ,igor ont OF
It's place, then the blood may be renewed anu ,ie
strength restored by BROWNS IRON BiTTERs.
This admirable preparation has been 10 thousands
Of invalids the means of regainIng their healfh.
It has strengthened the feeble: has built up appa-
rcntly boodlcse systems: has set on foot many
who were fiinting and failing. and has. in WORD.
DISCOVERED TREASURE.
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FOrgar Arrested.

Officer Sweeney last night, as the train
was about to leave for the south from the
Byrd-street station, arrested young man
calling himself Joseph l.. Reich on the
charge of forging draft for 500 drawn IN
accused's favor, and purporting TO be
signed by Valentine 4 Co., OF New York,
on the First National Bank of Richmond.
Reich was stopping at the Market
Hotel. Sixth and Marshall streets, and
claimed to be drummer in the paint trade
lie got the proprietors to advance him $40
on the draft, and sneaked his baggage out
the house. When they found that his bag
gage was gone they suspected rascality and
got warrant out for him. Officer Sweeney
arrested him just as he was about to leave
on the train. He confessed the forgery
and delivered up all the money. He ap-
pears TO be German jew, and about
twenty-cIght years Of age.
lie will be before the Police Court this
morning.
The parties who got out the warrant, not
knowing whether there is any such firm is
Valentine & Co., charged Reich with get
ting money upon false pretences. but OIL
Ger Sweeney, after hearing the prisoners
admissions. regarded the charge OF forgery
us the proper one. The forgery was in
signing the name Of Valentine n Co.
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by Gr,ibbs 4 Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Aucfionecrs'
Eleventh, street between Mainland Bank,
Richmond. Va.
vrHE HOT SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

pisirlst Court for the western district Of vir-
ginia, we will. at O'Clock T.. w.. on
TUESDAY, JAsrARY 30. 1883.
at the custom house, in the city Of Richmond,
ya sell BY public auction the Interest OF samuel
THE HOT SPRINGS
Of Bath county. Va. as follows:
I. sEyEN EIGBTII;Sr o. oor TIE lpD,I TR A cor
II. FIVE sixTms or ANADJoINiNG TRACT
III. A TRACT OF tBoUT Sc ACRES, adjoining
". A TRACT as 70 OF ABOUT 27s ACRES, also adj
The iirst is known as THE HOT SPRINGS"
and was formerly owned by Thomas Goode. Inc
gether constitute the MOST VALUABLE PRO-
PERRY IN viRGINIA.
The interest Of \. &. Tardy i'm said property VIII
be sold as a whole. and arrangements VIII he mace
by which the purchaser may. If he wishes to do so,
purchase the remaining one eighth OF the hrst
tract ana one sixth of the second tract ~ prices
relatively the same a. those bld Tor The Interest vi
The curative properties Of the waters Of the Hot
Springs are equal, II not superior, to those Of the
famous Hot Springs Of Arkansas. and their repU-
The HOTEL and COTTAGES are In good con-
ditIon. with a capacity To accommodate -FOUR
This property Is situated In the celebrated Warm
springs Valley, unrivalled for the beauty Of IT,
scenery ana Tor hcitfllhllc-r, ana
mcrablc springs of infinite variety OF temperature
and varied medicinal properties. They are the
only hot springs east of the Mississippi river and
must necessarily be the great resort Of all persons
living In the Atlantic states who seek permanent
relief from rheumatism. govt, and scrofnli.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash. 10000; credit a. 10
the re- sidue Of one. two and three years, with In
te, est from day If SALE payable scmi-annualy, AT
per cent, eyidcncedby bonds with good personal
security. but the purchaser can, at his opton, pay
the whole of the purchase-money In cash. or pay
one third I'm cash, and relieve himself from the ne
cessity Of giving personal security for the unpaid
pu, bet the title will be retained un-
I'll the whole purchase money shall he PAID.
Arrangements have been made TO NIL with Ice
the capacious ce-hOllses on the premises. and The
purchaser will be required 10 pay in cash the ac-
tual cost Of procuring supply of Ice for the com
ing summer: but IL l. not believed that the cost
will exceed two or three hundred collars.
FOR further information apply TO Messrs. Ould
& Darlington, or To Messrs. Johnston, Williams &
Boulwarc, Richmond Va
JAMES ALFRED JOINS,
ISAAC DAVENPORT, JR.,
". l.. SIMS,
Commissioners.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneors.
dc 6.s,lO.12.14.1G,19.2l.2 1924 .262s.29.3l. &
JAZZ ,4,6,9.11, IS,16.ls,202l .23,2i,25. 26,27,2s,
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young man Of the highest integrity Of che-
meter, and already distinguished Tor re-
markablc abilities IN his chosen Profession.
He Ia at present superintendent OF rail.
road In Mississippi, With headquarters at
Grecnvllle. The fair bride, daughter OF
the late DR.. John Boiling Garrett, OF Ar
bemarlc county, h young lady OF rare
personal charms, and greatly beloved by
large circle Of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Purcell left yesterday AZ
ternoon for Greenville, Miss. their future
home, whittier the good wishes OF host OF
friends for long life Of happiness attend
Them
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Lemon Paste. for pies and tarts;
Gordon a. DilwOrths Mince Meat, in jars
Gordon a. Dilworth's Plum Pudding;
Forty-seven varieties OF Crackers ard
Cakes:
Preserved Ginger, French Brandy;
Cooking Wine. Gelatinc. Fruits. and Nuts
Finest Teas. and all Fancy and Staple Gro
ceries of the best quality. for sale by
JOSEPH VI. BLAIR. Grocer.
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The Association, pursuant to adjourn
mcnt, met at Wilkins0n's Hall at 10 A. M.
Yesterday, President Keesee In the chair.
The days proceedings were Of unusual
| interest. The clinic OF DIR. Evans, OF WASH
ington City, was eminently successful and
satisfactory. The members IN attendance
expressed their high appreciation OF the
skill exhibited by DIR. Evans, and their
grateful estimate of his kindness in visiting
the Association and demonstrating the adj
vance which he has made in an important
| department OF dentistry.
An instructive paper, evidencing great
research and careful investigation, upon
the subjects Of histology and microscopy,
by DIR. II. NJ. Grant, OF Abingdon, Va, cX-
president Of the Association, was read by
DIR. George Il. Steel, DR.. Grant being alb
sent by reason OF indisposition. The paper
was received and adopted by the Associa-
ton as the "commiftee report upon the
subjects discussed.
The committee report upon "'Dental In
struments and Appliances" by DR.. George
Il. steel, chairman, was an exhaustive pa
per, noting and describing all the new in
yentions, and all the notifications and i'm
proyements that have recently been added
To the old and familiar implements and APP
planes used in the practice OF dental sur
gerry.
After the transaction OF some routine
business the Association adjourned to
meet at IL A. NJ. to-day. when the election
of officers and the unfinished business Of
the session will probably be disposed Of.
and a final adjournment OF the annual
meeting he reached.
In the report of yesterdays proceedings
an error occurred rs to DR.. Charles l..
Steel's relation to the dental department.
Of the University Of Maryland. DR.. Steel
il Z" Assistant Demonstration OF Operative
Dentistry" in that institution, and not
assistant Professor" as stated.
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will do well TO bear in mind the fact that
in making their holiday purchases they
should call at the large jewclry establish
mcnt OF A. Harris. 1922 Main street. where
is offered the greatest bargains in fine
watches, diamonds. and rich jewclry that
can be had I'm the city. Our assortment is
large. our prices are low. and our custom
ers will experience no difficulty in making
their selections.
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The MosART THIS EyENING.-First. over
ture, "Oberon," (Wcber,) orchestra sec
ond, solo tenor, MY Lady Love-" Cio'-
den,) Nj. Il. W. IbfT; third, solo violin,
"TremoIo,'' Oe Beriot) Mr.. ii. +. Laube ;
fourth. "Grandpapa" Landler, (I.anger.)
orchestra; fifth, solo tenor, "Let Me Like
Soldier FALL" (Wallace) Mr.. 4. w. Hoif;
sixth, Gavotte," (Martini,) Strings; sew
entll, solo clarinet, "Traviata," tNerdi,)
Mr.. Felix Jardela: eighth, waltzes,
"sounds from the Delaware" (Gungl,)
orchesfra
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Personals and Briefs.

Judge Fitzhugh yesterday held his las
court. He has been the judge ever sine,
| the Chancery Court was organized. and he
leaves his position, than which there j,
| none in Virginia more aborious or re.
| sponsible, with the love and admiration OF
| the entire community. No voice of com.
| plant has ever been raised against him
His leave-taking OF the bar was simple and
graceful; he was sorry TO have TO sunder
so pleasant connection, but glad TO be re.
lievcd of an Office requiring such unceasip.
care and attention.
III Is understood that Judge Fitzhurb
VIII continue his residence here and prac.
tice law in connection with an established
lirm OF extensive reputation. judge Uol-
laday goes into Office January /, 1854.
The Board Of Directors OF the Ricbmond
and Dansille Railroad Company still have
under Amusement the propriety of LEASING
Tor an Office several floors in PAGES block
The lower crossing on First street af IFS
intersection with Main is completely sub-
merged Kmud, while pools of water stand
in THE tracks Of the Street.Railwsv Com.
tahy. Ihere are many bad crossings on
upper MAIN street, but none worse than
ms. Yesterday. and for days before,
Ita~s could NOT cross there, and many
men hesitated before making the venture.
:: 3 meeting OF the Board OF Directors Of
!ne Richmond Chamber of Commerce will
De held this afternoon at 6 o'clock.
pr. Hoge has'gone to Delaplane station,
rauqtier county, to dedicate Il church.
ma Rev. DIR. Richardson conducted the |
ervices for him lasa night.
MNor James d. Patton goes TO New
FORK to-day on brief visit.
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PAGES BLOCK.
Strange but True,

that every Grand piano purchased In Rich
mond during the last three years is Of the
celebrated knabe manufacture. Grand
pianos are used 10y the finest judges OF
music. Does not this prove the immense
superiority and popularity OF the Knabe
Ramos d Moses, sole agents, 9Ii Main
street
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Nothing that you can give gentleman
will be more useful or acceptable than Il
handsome scarf, gloves. handkerchieis. or
scarf-pn. Call and see what CONSTABLE
BROTHERS have.
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By Chewing & Rose.
By Chewing x Rose,
Real Estate Auctioncers and Broker,
No. , north Tenth street.

4 UCTION SALE OF \ VERY De-
N sIRABLE BRICK DWELLING AND
THREE BEATTiFULLY-SITUA BUILD
ING LOTS On THE NORTH SIDE OF DUVAL
BETWEEN FIRST md ST. JAMES STREETS.
IIy reIucst Of the owner. who has concluded to
discontinue housekeeping, We viii sell by auction,
upon the premises on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1852,
the above described PROPERTY in the order
following:
rir.t. That DESlRABLY-LOCATED AND
WELL-CONsTRUCTFD BRICK DWELLING,
No. II Duval street. The DWELLING contains
seven rooms gas, water. &C.: kitchen in the rear.
The lot has y front of ~ by depth of - feet,
with l0-fOOt alley on the east.
Secondly. and Immediately after the sale OF the
dwelling. THREE BUILDING LOTS commence
Ing 80 feet cast of tho alley above mentioned.
Each lot has Il front of 90 feet by depth Of -
feet. In view of the retired location Of this pro-
pcrty, together with It's close proximity to the eN
tcnsiyc works of ". f.. Tanner & Co.., an oppor-
unity is thus afforded operative. of locating near
their scene of Labor We invite the attendance Of
all interested IN good investments 10 be with Us AZ
the time named.
TERMS: one third In cash: balance ut six and
twelve months. q per cent Interest added, and
secured by trust deed upon the property.
CHEWING & ROSE,
dc ii Anctionccrs.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

'Nv; =. LArGHToN, JE., 10 A. W.. 8 and p
W. large lot Of cigars, eheroots. &c.
ii. SELDOM TAYLOR, y. n ror,.o,,.,,
upon the Exchange Hotel property al 20 three
story brick store and dwelling No. ia1a
FRANKLIN street, below Exessnye Hotel.
william u. LYME & CO., 4P NJ, granite and
silyck-oi1ck fr0nt store, No. la q. on The north
see OF Main between Fourteenth and Fiftecnth
,. THOMPSON BROWN, Al p. NJ. four bui,d,u,
,o's ~ tne Wesi Ind, ON Park ayeuae, ADJACENT
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IMMEDIATELY AFTER TIE ABON +

J. SALE will sell the PERSONAL ESTATE
conveyed In said deed IN the factory 1t tho north
west corner of Twenty-fourth ana Main STREET.
consisting Of
! 35-lIORSE-POWER BOILER,
25-llOR>E-PONE BOILER.
| 3j-iiORSE-POWER ENGINE
81 BD\->tRFM~.
81 sets BANDS and BiLLETs.
10 HYDRAULIC POT-PRESsIr.
10 POTS. TINS. and IRONS.
| extra POT.
HYDRAULIC PRESSES and RfltiN
Frs.
HYDRArLIC PRESSES (stauou,r,
% set SHAPES,
STEAM ~ DRATLIC PUMP.
2 tUTTING-kNINE
4 LARGE FEAST POTS,
! WRiNGIE,
2 LICORICE-BOII Frs,
, N-~CREWS.
and all MACHINERY Of every Kind - ping
-moking-iobacco purpose; All PIPING. FIN
TIRES and OFFICE FURNITURE within -al1
building.
TERMS or THE Personal PROPERTY VIII fc
announced ai sale.
The sale Of personally VIII be conducted ~ ,.
u. COOK. Esq. j. 1uOMP>OS BROWN
de Aurfi0uDrr.
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We wish to inform the trade that we have
Tinsley's Canned Goods for sale at lowest
wholesale prices. The quality OF these
goods is too well known for comment.
w. ID. BLAIR ~ Co..
1909 east Main street
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AZURE AND EFFECTIVE HfrR-DREssING.-
Cocoaine, compound OF cocoanut oil,
beauties the hair, and is sure to allay all
itching and irritation OF the scalp.
The superiority OF Burncifs flavoring
extracts consists IN their rerfect purity and
SfrcuvflE
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PAGES BLOCK.

Carlton Mccarthy e Co., book seller, and
stationers, special agents OF Santa Claus
for this season i'm Christmas cards, souve-
mir sachets. and all the handsome things in
Russia leather, plush. sealskin. gilt. cut
glass. bronZes, and nickel. Gift-books.
elegant in illustrations, binding, and mat
ter.
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Al the request of all the parties interested. we
sbaIl of.r for sale nj public auction. on the prem
ises the aforementioned pieces Of PKofEkI%'
commencing on -
MONDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1882,
at 4 O'Clock =. NJ,
First. with the FOUR FRAME TENEMENIS
Nos 213, 2l5, 2l7. and 219 north se'entcentii
street containing -four rooms eac1. ana IRONING
together 55 feet on the east SIDE OF se'en,een,h
between Broad and Gree FIR eo streets win lots run
These tenements are now occupied by prompt
paying tenants. and will yield large percentage
immediateiy after the above sale, say about !.
o'clock Il. NJ, we shall offer THREE SNAIL
FRAME TENEMENTS on the east side Of seven
tenth street between Richard and Lownes streets
on TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10TH,
commencing at IL O'Clock NJ. at the northeast
corner of Twenty-sccond and Main streets, those
THREE BRICK STORES, with DIV ELLlNGS
over same, Nos. 2200, 2202, and 22o4 Main
street.
These stores are occupied by good tenants, who
are now conducting prosperous business.
Also, thosc -FOUR BRICK TENEMENTs Inn
mediately IN rear OF the above property, on til,
east side Of Twenty-second between Main and
Franklin streets Nos. l, 3. 3. and z, and contain
ing four rooms each.
Commencing at o'clock 4. NJ. the same day
will offer that BRICK STORE with DWEELlS :
above, situated on the east side of seyenteeAth be-
tween Main and Franklin streets. and now occn-
pied by Mr.. Charlie Kaufman.
This store. being situated so near the market
renders II very desirable location Tor conducting
n retail business.
on WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20rH.
AZ 4 o'clock l.. NJ, we VIII offer that LARGE
HANDSOME, AND WELL-BUILT STORE No
$50 east Broad street, between Fifth and SIKH
streets. fronting 26 feet Broad street, aud run
ming back a depth of I2O feet To an alley, now oc-
ciIpied ny Nr. ThOnla, T.. Gill
This being one among the most valuable pieces
of Eroad-strcet propcriy.and 81 dcsirably located
should command the attention of those wi,hlng to
invest. such property is very seldom 10 he found
on the market.
TERMS: one third cash: balance ut six and
Twelve months, with per cent. interest added.
SUTTON X CO..
dc Il AUctiOuCfr-.
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Call and see the handsome line. OF Dia-
dite sets-sOmething new, and ladies' lea
Their and plush bags, purses, &C., at
CONSTABLE BROTHERS.
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The Fischer UDricj,f Piano

is the most brilliant. beautiful, and durable
piano made for the money. What splen-
did Christmas present it will make
RYLAND & LEE, General Agents.
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Warren & Quarles, Bankers, III Main
street, will give par for claims OF deposit
ors in the Richmond Banking and In>u-
rance Company.
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by Wellington Goddin e son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.

( COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
- TIlREE-sTORY BRICK DWELLING No.
3l7 WEST. MARSHALL STREET RY AUC-
IlON.-ln execution Of "a decree Of the Chancery
Court Of The city OF Richmond entered 2gfh No
yemh her. 1882 In the suit If he First National
Bank, &c, as. saunders eNocutr.N. &C." the un-
ucrslFuel' special commi eioners, will sell by pub
lie auction, on the prem.sc~ on
TUESDAY. LECENBER 49, 1852.
NJ 4 o'clock L. W. the VALUABLE BRICK RI
SIDENCE No. Oh west Marshall street now or-
pea by william :. Pitcher, Esq, AID formerly
tcontain ten rooms. q very We'll built. aud Is fn
itir repair. The lot fronts 3 feet on the e0uth
streets. and runs back Il feet O. an alley.
TERMS one fourth cash; balance M tour ., ght.
ana twelve months for negotiable notes. viii in
torost added and secured bya deed OF trust
II tAt II. CARRlNGTON
CHARLES /. WILLIAMS.
Special Commissioner.
WELLINGTON GODDIS x son. Auctioueer.
dc 3'O'sIu,l2, 3. 4,l5.i6,l7&la
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By William u. LYME Il CO..
Real Estate Agen ana Anctionoers.
llI3 Main street.
NEAT AND ATTRACTIVE TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING,
WITH LOT 60x132 FEET. IN HOWARDs
GROVE,
FOR SALE BY AUCTION.

By request Of the owner, we shall sel by public
auction on the premises. on
FRIDAY NEXT. DECEMBER 18TH
nj 4 o'clock L. NJ, the DESIRABLE AND WELL
LOCATED TWO-STOkN FRAME DWELLING
Oh the east side Of stewart street between Little
page and RCdd streets, occupied by X. Il. Smither,
Esq. Just east of and overlooking the work shops Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company and
messrs. W. +. Tanner x Co, containing four
rooms, detached kitchen, well Of excellent water,
some choice fruit-trccs. SC. VIII be sold rs "a
whole or In two lots, a. may seem lest nj time of
sale
To the operatives Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway company or the new and extensive works
Of Messrs Tanner & Co.. on b any one wishing
pleasant suburban home or a good-paying Invest
ment. this sale offers good opportunity.
TERMS: Liberal, and announced at sale.
". II. LYME q CO.,
de IL Aucfioueer.