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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1882-08-16
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LNF iElAD, fiuS. IL. 1907.
The game of base ball played here on
Friday betweeD lt:ilifax and Enfield was
almost farce though there vas some
good playing. Not long since. if | have
been rightly informed, Halifax challenged
Enfield and as the boys here had not
played a game this season an acceptance
was oiit cf The question. Finally, Halifax
being so anxious to play, and our boys
ever ready to accommodate, told them to
come on. A nine was patched up, and
without any practice whatever, the game
was called and played. The result was
forcgone conclusion-Halifax p, En-
field s. In justice to our boys think
the above is III order.
Before the ending of the game the gun
| club came out and things were pretty
lively. For the fun Of the thing a fine
watermelon was put up and was won by
Mr.. Wm. Burnett:
A foul ball struck Mr.. Lewis Lcyy's
horse causing him to take fright. Making
a sudden plunge to the left, NJ. Levy
was thrown from the vehicle between the
wheels and was slightly bruised: In an
! instant the horse was so completely sur
rounded it could not get away, thougi,
pl,ngmg violently: Mrs: Levy and two
Young ladies were in the vehicle and their
nervous system received a considerable
shock.
Tho grand pyrotcchnc display in the
i;a,.,,> II; tie evei,iils; of the 10Th, IS
per advertisement, il anything, was q
grand tizzle in these regions. This
Thought lie would take it in, but having
ch ancr,t it till twelve o'clock without
\ scci,g any signs, and being aware OF th'
ever warming voice ci nature, sought hi
yirtuu,,s couch. The warning voice o
nature What theme for a man who j
capable Of handling it
To it, covert g!idcs the silent bird,
While the hurricanes distant voice i
heard
| II,litcl among tho mountains found,
!, And the forests here aud answer tina
sound
We are warned Of the approachin
sons. for the ''poor Indian kne,
when to expect winter in earnest. Th
SAILOR knows of the Storm ere it burst
upon hiln i'll dry weather, when we see
!. ''speck on the horizon no bigger than
man : hand" and hear the distant ruu
, bllngs of the thunder. we kno1I
at this; time of the year
sensation in the mo
! qulnine, aN
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More rain,
''''h Is looking fine.
'ni'llcr most gone. How sad
scotland Neck needs a brass band.
!. ."ckens are scarce and command
high price.
am lake carraways Liver Pills to keep
oil Malaria.
'"f merchants arc making preparations
ior large fall trade.
quite number of passengers came
"'"h on last Fridays train.
,"o "o 10 the circus which exhibits in
''ioon next Saturday, the 10th.
Carraway's Liver Pills are safe relia-
Ole and gentle,
a good MANY Of otr people will go up
- eidon Saturday to see the circus.
soon the month with an ''r,' in it will
again make Its appearance, and then we
can call for the oyster and be happy.
our young people had a pleasant time
at The Eating rink last Tuesday night
IhFIe was quite, crowd of pretty girls
present.
Carraway's Liver Pills will cure Bill
housrt ttcss Ccnsti patton and all diseases of
the L Ever
WI hao the pleasure Of rartaking of
so1n4 exc ,lient melon furnished by Mr..
Chatles unn last week, for which we
are under many obligations,
We learn that DR.. Parha,n will soon
have tobacco factory in operation near
this town. We need just such enterprises
Let the good work go on.
On last Sunday Main street was the
scene of almost a runaway. A mule at
taehed to A cart. with two darl<ies there
IN swinging to the ribbons, made things
little lively for awhile, but he was
s1on stopped without an; damage, but
tY7re were two frightened darlics.
An effective medicine for kidney di-
seases. low fevers and nervous prostration,
and well worthy of a trial, is Browns Iron
Bitters.
Prof. Wilson gave a musical entertain
ment at Rothschild's Hall last Tuesday
evening. and a large crowd of old and
young greeted him and thoroughly en-
ioyed the music. The Professor proposes
to organize Il singing class and having OBJ
tanned names enough to commence with.
he will organize the class at Rothschild's s
Hall next Monday afternoon at fou
o'clock. Nothing adds so much to a, Sab
bath school or church services as Egoot
vocal music, and We trust all our yO1U.
people may attend the singing class, jan,
--f4es t-tf4s- ~ : lLa r1'aal<-for GOOD choirs inf tn
churches and Sabbath schools.
Carraway S Liver Pills sell for - cent
per box. All Druggists have them.
We call the attention ct our read
er;; 80 lie advertisement Of W. Y
Gwat,mey ( Co, Norfolk, Va. IEli
firm, is well known i'll this sectio
and we are Sure it is only ncccssar
to cali attention TO their cHrd to III
sure them a portion of the ratronag5
from this ouctinn. They arc prompt
rtiahlc business mcr. ami wi
guarantee highest market price fo
ali cotton shipped them.
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Littieton, August il, 1882.
You have heard of the renowned Pana-
cea springs. they are jus four miles from
here in Warren county. y sufficient
quantity OF the water viii cure any all
ment that ever plagued humanity. The
only requisite is a plenty Of faith and
water mixed i'll exact proportions.
| have seen an old negro who had had
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1882-08-16
Noah B1GGs. R.c.Jd eEY.
Established 1867.

WE have been before the public for
w fifteen years, and have always en-
deayored to give satisfaction both as to
goods and prices, and can say now that
oonlaroed facilities enable us to do more
in both respects than ever before.
Returning thanks for past patronage,
we wish to say that we will sell goods for
cash as low as they can be bought else
where, or we will quit the market.
To all RESPONSIBLE parties, and those
who will make us secure. who wish to
buy on time we will sell goods as low as
any house in North Carolina will Oh the
same terms.
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xSivi>G qualified as administrator of
thc estate Of ! Albert " hite, dec d.
[ hereby notify all persons lawns claims
AGAINST SAID estate to present the same
i6,: nsrmcnt on or before the 9th day OF
A. ArnnSf 1881. All persons indebted to
the estate will please MAKE ravncn'; IA
BENZ T. HARRELL. ADM.
by +. II. Smith. Att y,
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virginia News.

The gold fever is again on the rise in
Buckingham.
The United States Circuit and District
Courts for the Western district OF Virginia
are being held at Lynchburg.
Mr.. John Harris, OF Petersburg, shot
several times at a negro who was attempt
ing TO enter his kitchen window.
Marriage-licenses were issued in Wash
ington Tuesday TO Clarke j. Brooks and
Susie +. Washburn, both Of Fairfax, Va.
and Harry Hayes and Rena Allen, both OF
Prince George county, Nd.
Mr.. ii. A. Wcbber, of Roanoke, went TO
Lynchburg on Tuesday to take prisoner,
William Turner, TO the United States Court
for trial. William is charged with selling
corn-juice ut camp-mecting in Mont
gOmery without having the proper license.
A terrible death from coal-oil by kin
ding a fire occurred near Rock Enon
Springs on Saturday last. Lizzie, nine
year-old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jona-
than Mason, WAS burnt TO crisp.
Mr.. ii. VI. Alexander, living several
miles west Of Berryvilc, suffered a heavy
loss by fire on Friday night. His barn, to-
gether with his wheat, hay. and agricultu-
raj implements were all DESTROYED. The
fire, il is supposed, was the work OF an in
cendiary.
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pri,fs.-Arrangcmcn.s have been made
earring a skating-rink In this city In the
carly davs of October, Last fall and WIN
ter This mode OF amusement enjoyed an
exceptional popularity here.
Arrangements have been made oy 'ne
acknowledgements OF this CITY 10
thoroughly canvass Manchester and bring
10 the polls In November every one OF her
available voters.
Arrangements for fencing in the court,
house LOT and the square given by Sainuei
Marx 10 the people for park are nearly
completed. The City Engineer Is charged
with the burden OF carrying out the fence
designs.
Yesterday nine vessels were lying in The
Appomattox opposite Bermuda Hundreds
waiting for cargoes OF coal, cord-wood,
&C., for the North.
A camp Of gypsies IL about to he es.
tablished on the outskirts OF Swansboro
on the edge OF this city, The place has
often been resorted 10 by these singular
people In the past. They are adopts III
shopping horses as well as telling fortunes:
The riverside mills--cotton, -four, ana
wooden-ware-have now all they can 40,
and are working full sets OF hands, in some
cases double sets.
The city continues its former past peace
ful career. Yesterday the Mayor was con-
tent, in the absence OF q felony or mali
cious assault, to fine 4 citizen for failing "a
procure dog-medai. IL is to the credit OF
Manchester that she Is the most peaceful
city I'm the State.
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DEREMpTORY SALE OF A TRACT
OF LAND
IN TIE UPPER END OF HANOVER COUNTY
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

will sell ar public auction. on the nrep,,ses ~
'ne hiShest bidder, absolutely wllhou, limit or re-
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2s, 1852,
~ ~ IL o'clock ". the TRACT or LAND living I'm
beaNer Dam district. Hanover county, containing
i.v9 ~ KES' Adjoining the Lands of Mrs. Char
lOtte u. WaldrOp, Mrs. Emily MITCHELL and Others
and being The former residence Of Miss r.. H. Car
Ver The tract viii he offered rs a whole or In two
parcels or liO acres aud 1874 acres, rs may be
deemed best M sale. The liO-acre tract has on n
very large well-built DWELLING-HOUSE.
TERMS; One fourth cash; the balance al one
Two, nd three years from day Of sale, bonds To be-
given for the credit payments be,rue interest from
day ~ sale, and To be secured by deed OF trust or
all cash. as the purchaser may elect.
SC l-F4ws THOMAS PARKE CARVER
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100 4. ". tLiiDIIT.I l.ff. .N.... -......
PIP T. w. IHE!CHIa.Iyts .t~...
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HoRsroRD's ACID PHOSPHATE A Re-
rREsIIING DRINK.-Dr. A. l.. Hall, Fair
haven, n. Y. says: at forms an excel
lent substitute for lemon Juice, and will
furnish a refreshing drink for the sick"
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days:
BYE l.. Staples & Coz
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
11O3 Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF SUBURBAN a y
i FARM IN CHESTERFIELD co UNIr
KNOWN AS GLtNnALE, G9NT p lSnW y ISSSSS
ACRES, ABOUT THREE MILES FROM siAN-
CHESTER, BY AUCTION:-iiy virtue Of GER
tain deed Of trust executed by u. r. Lu9ens; ue,r
INC date on the oath day Of August, 1881, anl
dnjv recorded in the clerks Office of Chegteriield
County Court, We shall sell by auction gueing 30
required by the beneficiary, on the premises, Oh
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2s, 1882,
nj Q o'clock NJ, the FARM above described, FOR
meriy owned by w. L. James, Esq. THERE'S = coim-
Portable and convenient cottage dwelling. WIN
seven or eight rooms, barn, and other outnuiiu,
ings on the place: also, an orchard OF about luO"
trees In bearing. The land lies well for culyatioh'
and Is of sandy loan, well adapted To trucking.
There Is a suflcency Of wood on the place. ior
farm purposes. A., ...,. "a
TERMS: Enough in cash 10 pay the expenses on
sale and 10 pay of note Of $500 win interest
from 24th August, 1882. and upon The ioIowlie
credits-to wit: $500 payable GATH August 1853 !
$500 payable 24th August, 1884 500 payauie
2Ith August. 1885: $500 payable 2fth Augn.t.
1886: and the balance Or any upon terms 10 nc
II. l.. STAPLES,
NJ &. STAPLES,
| so17 Trustees
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YORh-RIVER LGNf

PascDgor Freight d.i- trrlgl.tl "a. .
daily. iyeN. smay ev.>un
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by FGrman Upper.
Real Estate agent and Auctionccr,
l0l6 Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF \ NEAT TWO
~ STORY FRAMED DWELLING on Lar
REL BETWEEN HIGH STREET AND THE
CANAL--By request of tie owner viii sell by
auction on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER p, 1882.
al o clock T. VI, on The premises. the aboye-
mentioned PROPERTY. he premises IRE pleas
aniiy situated commanding "a fine view Of The
river ant are under good rental. The lot from,
3uNl4- feet toa wide alley.
TIE attention of all secking paying investments
!. directed to this sale in the nuch-ftyorcd West
End.
TERMS: Easy, and at sale.
FURMAN TTPPFR.
- u AuctinnCcr.
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by William n. Lyme K Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs.
Ii13 Main street.

UCTION SALE OF ATTRACTIVE
N AND VALUABLE TWO-STORl FRAME
DWELLING ON WEST BROAD STREET or
poSITE RICIIToND COLLEGE.-By request Of
the owner VIC shall sell by public auction, on The
premises, on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 81, 1SS2,
at 3 o'clock J.. NJ. that ATTRACTIVE TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING NJ the northeast
corner Of Broad and BOwc streets, opposite the
Richmond College. containing about eight rooms
well arranged and In nice order; detached Kitchen
and well of good water. with very desirable lot.
fronting 3e feet on Broad street and running BACK
within parallel lines about 14O feet.
This property having been recently enlarged
and nut in thorough order. and being admirably
located. offers fine opportunity for profitable In
vestment. .
TERMS: One third cash the residue by negotla-
bic notes al SIX, twelve. and eighteen months.
with interest added and secured by deed Of trust.
WILLIAM H. LYME & CO..
se22 AuctiOnccrs.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF \
4 BEAUTIFUL COUNTRYSIDE. CONTAIN
ING AZ ACRES WITH \ NICE DWELLING.
LOCATED ~ a PRETTY YARD. ONLY
SEVEN MILLS FROM TIE CITY. NEAR TIE
BROOK ROAD. HENHlCO COUNTl.-By viz
tue Of deed OF trust frum Is. r. LukcnS. recorded
Ia lIcnrico County Court IN -. Il. lO7. p. $40 and
At the request az the beneficiary in said deed. de-
amt having been made IN The payment OF the
debt secured. VIII sell at public auction. on tie
premise. on
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 26. 1852.
at l.. NJ. the aboyr-lacatcd FARM. formerly
known ~ Dr. roweil.. Til, is a nice property.
Will very snug and pretty not 81 situated in 4
shady yard. making very desirable home. In Il
splendid HcghhorhoOd. and i'm easy distance Of the
city Parties wishing such property may attend
this sale and secure q bargain.
TERMS: SJ07.5O and Interest from January .
lSs2. and O. pcn>cs of sale cash and credits of one.
two. three. four. and I've years from January /.
iSo2. a. II $500. sos, 1850. -l.0u4, and
Sl,UJ2; Is 10 balance. terms onuouncdat sale.
Il. i. CilAEFIN. Trustee.
sale BY T.. 3. CIAFrlN& CO. Auctonccrs.
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RAILROAD ZINES.
f,,j ~s1 -a.ssSs.s.- rsissEz1sss- -.sssf :
&xt Ed -k:-':-s ,5i.'. ~. = 80 = =

* - 49, IL ~. l:s:;....:.:.
(HESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY
" SCHEDULE. TAKING EFFECT july /.
1850.
DEPART RICHMOND: Fast ne. > :. Il.
daily: FXWc>>. lu:lJ T.. Vi daily: Charlotte. %
yillt accommodation. I =. ". except sunday ;
Tor Norfolk ana Olt Point Comfort. 1875 \. VI.
and 40 T.. Vi. daily WNccpt sunday: sunday
special for Newport News and all stations. 1:55
4. VI.
ARRIVE RICHMOND: From the West 4.
VI. . \. W. aud 100 l.. VI; from Norillh and Oh
Point Comfort. 1928 =. NJ 3.d 10 L. 81 Pun
man slecpink-co9chr~ to White sulphur Cmciu-
natl aud Louisville.
Tickct-OIccs: 1000 Main siIc,t. and ~ depot.
II. ". FULLER.
General Passenger Agent.
{. W. SMITH. General Manager. ie30
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agcntand Auctionocr,
Ill3 Nam street.

MEAT TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE.
" NO.Gl5 SOUTH FIRST STREET OREGON
UIIL-At request Of the owners. who inland
leaving the city, Will sell by public auction. on
the premises.
SATURDAY, SEPTFNBEE ODD.
at g o'clock u. VI. the above NICE IT'LL
DWELLING. containing three rooms and iu good
order. The proximity Of the workshop, of the
Richmond aud Allegheny railroad aud the lrcnc-
car Works will always Keep this house tcnaltcd'
and a. an Investment or home for sluHll family
th, oilers 4 rare chance.
TERMS: ono third cash; balance In ~iN and
twelve months. u per cent. interest. secured hi 81
decd If trust. j. THOMPSON BROW y.
400 Aucti0u,'r.
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Ty William II. Lyme & Co.,
Peal Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
I113 Main street.

rr,RrrsTEE,s SALE BY AUCTION OF
ABLE TwO-sTORY BRICK
1wfLklNG o. TIE Sc TEWTHES sI9E2EHv Emf
sIKEET; IBnEry,riGiITH STREETs.-By vir-
g Re W ES%SRa r cs~'fS cT f Elem
~ \, w su' s rs lanes W. Pedn" entered on lst
July 1878, the unlerslgncd trustee VIII Sc" w
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1882,
at O'Clock r. NJ part Of the real sstat sr men;
,,p.a III n sl seIIFD DWELLING No. 27OS, on
the north side OF Clay street between n cH II
Rtchmoud containing six rooms ana hltcbcn' ana
in good repair, with lot fronting "a 9-lz iee' 0"
TERMS: one fourth cash; residue by negotlaDle
notes at six twelve, eighteen, ana swe,SI'o On
months with interest added. and tue retainer uli-
iii The purchase-money Is fully paid ana convey
ace ordered by the Court. ,, ,,.r- ,r,,..o
VI II VIZ e 20 Auctionecrs. %
by William II. Lyme K Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOnccrs.
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AUCTION sALEs...Future Deys.
/"
I,v w. Goddin & Son, Auctioneers,
$1,000 rIaventh and Bank streets.

yVRusTEEs' SALE OF VERY vALU.
spTr REAL ESTATE on CLAY AND
FIFVESTH STREETS, MARsIiiAL.bI, ,i BE-
TWEEN, J TEST ITk hEp Es sExR fRkNRLiS@
Nv yirtne Of ave several deeds of trust executed
NJ i n. wilkinson and wife 10 Tie undefsighea
trustees the n rst Ier vs. is7s the
,hIrJ angnst o. 1879; the fourth June 10, 1851
aud The nth september IL, 1881, al huiy rec1ru-
cd In Richmond Chancery n9nf' o we co Iced
~ The reamost of the holders Of the several negoa-
Die notes thereby secured VIII oer LOT sde az P""
lie auction on the premises, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER Q. 1882,
ne fair. II not ON the next fair dayJ commencing
nj o'clock =. NJ. in the following order: ~. -
First The bOT at the northeast corner W IN
aud Eleventh streets. fronting y! reef niorc ~
, r"nutng lack I'm lines parallel with Eleventh
street l5g feet 10 inches to the s0'l me OF bc.S
street. on which stands large urics am
dwelling with the usual numbtr OF oul.uliulnkH'
kitcken &c. The dwelling contains elRht rp,civus
rooms, I'm good order and finished ~ handsome
style and IS now in the occupSngy oi Mr. Iii
with the mansion house the whole front on ,lay
street of 81 feet. running back 40 fcet 10 an A.
lev and 800 feet. more or less, fronting on thc
cnst line Of Eleventh street. running back " lrt,
divided into building lots. each % to 80 feet 'front.'
Second. Immediately thereafter me LOT al
ioIning the mansiOn-hOrse on the east, fronting on
The north side of Clay street feet Inches, run
ming back $50 feet to an alley 90 feet wide.
dor Hiarih,II street between Tenth and Eleventh
streets. fronting feet. running back 1873 feet %
an alley, adjoining the west the residence OF the
late samuel PuHey.
And ON the following aftornoon-yiz.,
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 3, 1852
If fair: If not. on the next fair day thcrelfterJ
commencing ~ A. o'clock, those TWO IRON
/ FRONT TfNEMENTS. Nos. rs and 2e, on Ninth
street near FRANKLIN. fronting f33 feet, running
back 1913 feet with nm alley fX2O feet leading out
10 Franklin street. The lower part of said terc-
mcnts arc occupied rs stores, and tie upper part
known a. "Wilkiuson's Hail. rs Oilc's ana lodg-
lng-rooms. These tcacmcnts were erected lew
wears asO Iu excellent style. the rental Oi which
averages about $4,000 per annun.
The special attention Of capitalists l. called 10
the sale of the foregoing truly valuable property.
as Il + not often that such attractive real estate l.
offered at auction.
By consent Of the parties interested The terms 81
sale will be one third cash; balance at siX and
! twelve months, for negotiable notes. interest
added. secured by deeds Of trust or all cash, AZ O-
". GODDIN.
H.. u. WILKINSON.
Trustees I'm first decd:
GEORGE ". WARREN.
Trustee in second deed:
W.GODDlN,
GODDIN,
Trustee, IN third deed;
W.GODDIN.
ABRAHAM LEVY, JR"
Trustees IN fourth decd;
JOHN COKE.
ee1a Trustee ina iifjh decd
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Accntand AuctiOnocr,
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By j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and AuctionCcr.
Ills east Main street.

DUBLIC AUCTION OF \ NEW BRICK
I STORE on MARSHALL STREET. NEAR
SECOND MARKET. AND ONE STORE ON
SEVENTH STREET BETWEEN MARSHALL
AND BROAD STREETS.--l will soll on
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEsBER 9TH.
at APP. VI. the AEONE-DESlRAB ABLE and SUI
STANTIAL STORE-all ia perfect order and
admirably adapted for retail husinoss.
TERMS: one fOHrth cash: balance in six. twelve.
and eighteen months, Interest added. secured 10y
4 tTust-dccI. j. IlIONPSON BROWN.
St - Nuctipnccr.
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sale 10y public auction. on the premises. on
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER %. leS2.
at 3 o'clock +. VI. hi, VERY ATTRACTIVE
AND MOST ADMIR- NBLO-LW'AIfD RESI-
DENTE. No. 500 west franklin street. nj the
northwest corner of Franklin and ShLfcr streets.
The dwelin- is "a large, handsome. modern. WELL
arranged. and very substantial frame building.
two stDrie- above the basement. containing four
teen looms, with She modern improvements. and
I'm good repair: large and handsome plrlor and
dining room. several large. airy. ana delightful
chamber, pantry. CLOSETS. Kitchen. coal-Ytult-.
&c.-thc entire premise, being In nice order. and
admirably arranged for comfort and convenience.
The lot ha- front OF 80 feet on Franklin street q
depth Of 80 feet SLATER street. with an alley n
rear Is feet wide and j. sufficiently elevated 10
Doe az a II times perfectly dry.
The specially attractive location. size. and char
actcr of hi properly it, beautiful surroundings
and the certainty of IL rapid increase I'm value to-
gethcr with the very liberal term, on which IL will
be sold. should commend II Ia plrtie, desiring to
secure either delightful home or good Invest
mtut.
TERMS: one third cash the residue by nego-
tiahlc noc~ at two. and three years. with in
terest added. and secured 10y decd IF trust.
WILLIAM IL. LN Ne 4 CO.,
.c 7.2O.22.23.2i.2O Auctianccrs.
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EOR NEW IOBk.-1he Old .~ES-
A Dominion steamship Company s.sxalSszxs
proposed saiiines for the week following arc:
OLD Captain WALkEK. FRIDAY.
September 22d. ~ o'clock i. VI.
GIGANDoTTE. Captain KELLY, SUNDAY.
september 2ith. lt II O'Clock noon.
ROANOkE Captain CorcII. TUESDAY, sep
tember 18Th. Al . O'Clock L. NJ.
Freight received until | O'Clock y. VI. Friday,
q o'clock +. VI. saturday, aud u l O'Clock T.. VI.
Tuesday.
Through bins Of ladng signed and good, for
wardci with dispatch h. AL points north. south,
east. and west: also tO foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations Unsurpassed.
AfieT-cabin fare 10 New York Gucluding meal.
and BERTH SO: rouHd-friptick SIS: stccT;gc.
with b>iNcncc, -: without subs i~tcncc. -.
Passenger, leaving Richmond Moudty. Tues
days. Mednc,day~.an saturday. by thc Richmond
and PETERSBURG railroad IN 1870 4. M.wiIlnakc
connection 10 Norfolk with steamer leaving those
day. Cabin fare. 5000. Tickets tD De- had ~
the Richmond and Petersburg depot and \. y.
Garber's, 1000 Main street.
For freight or passage. apply 20
GEORGE ". ALLEN j CO.. Agents.
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LOST, sTRAYED. AND STOLEN.

STRAYED OR STOLEN, Ar9-z>O
- LARGE. FINE ENGLISH SCI UER@.N~N
DOG. nearly white, with long hair, and large
brown ears. Had ON a leather collar with name
Nv. ". Iuckc." Answers TO the name Of FRITZ.
Any information about him Will be thankfully re-
ceiVcd or suitably rewarded. ". W.LU(kF.
sc 20-cOG4t DanViliC, Va.
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NJ Feathers, ribbons, velvet, car all be
colored TO match that new hat 10y using the
Diamond Dyes. 10 cents for any color.