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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-08
Vc-Eia!n in 2'ovEa.

notwithstanding the cola days a2d
nights we are now in the midst OF, and
all the precautions which the attentive
poulterer has thus far adopted to keep
the house-vcrmin under control, We
should nov watch for the reappear'ncc
of this pest within the building wheI e
the poultry congregate in january and
forwar to So: ~ again.
AS soon as the tOwl-stock becomes
accustome to their new winter quar-
tiers, the rJostS upon wAici they rest at
night will be infested with lice, which
accumulate rapidly after they on G get
foothold afresh upon the perches
Every one who keeps fowls is aware
the assaults of this active little enemy
q domestic p ultrV, and those who
have had the largest experience with
his nuisance will appreciate our re
peated hints regarding continual effort
to keep this foe at lay.
In winter, then, rs in the summer
season, we shall find it good economy
to preserve the fowls from this annoy
ance as thoroughly as the thing is pos
-ihle. With regular care III this direc-
ton, but little trcGble will be suffered );
md the nicer appearing tleck, the
healthier birds, and the moro profitable
10 their owner will they prove if, as of
ten as once a fortnight through the
winter, tae perches are washed with
Kerosene and the fowls duSted with
carbide powder. This is the best Ian
any season Of the year.-P0Mtry World.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-08

| for a spec n. no debate is in order !;
this resolution can only be referred to the
proper cuumItt"r." and before he can
! rightly understand what has happened
| the current has swept over MIN, and he
takes his seat with waning sense Of
his own Importance. Upon inquiry Of
the committee he finds that there are
fifty other bills before them on the same
subject and that he can only wait their
after he some morning catches few
words from report from that commit
tee which imply that they have intro
duea a bill which is ordered to be
printed. In time he gets copy OF the
bill, finds it ut war with all his ideas,
and burns with the thought of expos
ing its flll,cips when the matter comes
up. But there are still! weeks of delay
and finally when the subject is under
consideration he finds that all his cries
Of "Mr. Spcaker' avail nothing. He
cannot be beard except by arrangement
with the Speaker, and the members Ct
the committees have absolute control Of
the debate.
But I have taken up all my space
without saying anyth ing about Mr..
Sroville's efforts to secure new trial
for Guiteau, or about Captain Eado'
great ship railway enterprise, or
dozen other things Of general interest
One thing is regarded certain here
Guitcau must hang. That warn about
the jurors reading 4 newspaper and
writing their names on it is a clumsy
put up job, ~ which Sc0yiile has been
imposed upoH.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-08
a Perfect &i-na! Systan,

The block system. about which there
has been so much talk lately, was
adopted some time ago on the Pennsvl-
vania Railroad It consists of dividing
the line Of road into sections, each sec
tiOn being a "hlock," and the essence of
the block system is this-that two pas
senger trains are not allowed on the
same block at the same time. SuppOs-
ing two trains, a and 3, moving in the
same direction over the same track, the
rear train B is not permitted to pass the
station which marks the end of one see
tion and the beginning Of another until
a certain signal is displayed, indicating
that the section ahead is clear The
train 3 finds its way blocked by prac-
tically automatic arrangement until it
receives distinct intimation by a sig
nal worked by telegraph operator that
the train A has already entered on the
third section ahead. If there is no
notification there is no going on
There is a telegraph operator called a
manager at the end of each section of
four miles, whose business it is to in
form the other managers what is the
condition Of the section Of which he
has charge, whether occupied by train
or not. Nothing is left to chance.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-08
A Mob of Lunatics.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Feb. "a dis
graceful scene was enacted at the Grand
Opera House here yesterday. At the
hour appointed for the sale of tickets to
Booths entertainment an immense
crowd filled the street and sidewalk
Arrangements were made by which the
crowd was to 60 in in detail. The jam
was such, however, that the large door.
gave way with crash and the crowd
rushed in pellmell, yelling at the top of
their voices. Men were run over and
trampled, faces bruised arms broken and
pockets picked. The seats were up
turned, and the stage was packed with
crowd, forcing the postponement of
the sale of tickets till Tomorrow.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-08
Caught in the Ice.

New YORK, Feb. THE Herald
says Our dispatch from st. John, New
Foundland, reiterates the painful story
of the perils Of a Wintry sea. Nine
open boats, manned BY about fifty men,
caught out at sea in a sudden change of
weather, were imprisoned in a vast
field Of DRIFT ice, and though by extra
ordinary exertioSs seven escaped, two
with their crews were carried away.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-08

Although the political pot has r
from vet reached the boiling point. i'll
sparks are now aid then thrown ont
from various quarters sufficient to know
that there will be no lack of kindlinc
when the time arrives. The next cam
paign will find as many patriotic seek
ers for Office as heretofore. From FL
portions of the State there will be gath
cred in convention good, bad and indf-
ferent candid ates. snd with the l0rc
past for a criterion, it will be strange If
the tickets of all partie. are composed
Of exceptional material throughout
While the general public has always
evnced an interest on election dnv. t0r
much Indifference has been manifest in
the manner Of placing candidates in
the field. Nominations have been
made and voters obliged t0
take their choice whether or
no, when if they had felt the same in
terest in the contest at the primaries.
the matter of selecting a good represent
to ion would have been settled in pre-
liminary fight, and the striking Of
general average in quality not 80 much
of a necessity. The aspirant for office
looks to the primaries for the advance
ment Of his claims, and the general
public in overlooking that beginning
drive with hut one rein. Let the peO-
pie exert themselves in choosing DELE
gates to the conventions, and there will
not be much danger but what good
men will fill the offices. No one has p
RICH to complain of public affairs if he
does not embrace his rights as citizen
and perform his duty in regulating
SUCH
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-08

George Bancroft expressed a hope
the other day that he might have tho
horror Of entertaining the President,
"Sir." replied the President, 81 have
determined TO accept, when possible.
invitations to dine with Senators. nnCm-
bers Of nv Cabinet, and George BIN
croft" The historian bowed low in
ack acknowledgement Of the graceful COM
plimant.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-08

We often hear of woman marrying
man to reform him but, says an ok
change, no one ever tells of a man mar
rving a woman to reform her. We
men are modest, and don't talk about
cur good Ceeds much.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-08
Nevada EostRlxStrrs.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 7. - The Senate
yesterday confirmed the following post
masters F.. c. Robbins, Winnemucca,
Nevada; William Gibson, Austin, Ne
vada; David o. Addison, Virginia City,
Nevada.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-08

The Senate has confirmed the nnmi-
nation of F. A. Tritle for Governor @
Arizona.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-08

All goods marked in plain fgrues at
NJ. Cohn's grand clearance sale.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-08

Go at once and secure bargains at NJ
Cohn's grand clearance sale.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-28
ArCrIor sALEs-rulare Days.

T,HE UNDERSIGNED, w. c. CAR
| RINGTON, trustee, by virtue OF the power
vested In him by deed Of trust executed ~ q. X;
iewisfo him as trustee, bearing datc tne &c W anu
recorded on the 3ist day 81 January, letV. ~ SC
cure the payment OF t5,375.41, due Dy POM pay
able oI, demand to ID. i. Hartsook: ana the under
signed, James J.. Apperson, surviving uusteri ~ "
virtue OF the power vested IN him by nee" W
trnst 81 Executed by the said u. X. Lewis 70 nm anu
d. j. Hartsook, trustees bearing date me Sy.r my
OF january, 1870, and recorded on February 4,
1870. to secure to the Jefferson Insurance tompa-
nv 5000, due by two negotiabie motes' Dta,int
date the 29th day of January, 1871, payaDiic ~
twelve and eighteen moDtbe from uate resPecuNr
w. each for 20 300, and drawn by said ~ X. LEWIS
wil offer for sale, I'm the village OF HoWardS'iie
Oh '"e 7ru DAY OF OCTOBER. 1882,
at public auction. that VALUABLE ESTATE ~
Inc i'm Nelson county, at the Junction OF the James
and Rockfsh rivers adjacent 10 the village or How
arJsyile, and containing about LOCO AChES Or
LAND. ,,.,,,b,o f,rms
on lanes river, the soil fertile ana excehent
dvcIiing and other necessary houses and improve
ments and about 90 miles above Richmond.
TERMS OF SALE Cash enough 10 pay tne cosss
Of sale and 10 pay the aggregate balance une uuv,
both OF said deeds Of trust, amounting W
rs OF June 5, 1874, with interest from that day
mill paid on 8100.73 thereof subject 70 crchlts
ON interest amounting to Sl.229.19-tne said Dali
ance being due to the Piedmont ana ArnhglOn
Life-Insurance Company, the assignee, ana now
payable 20 A. l.. Bouware. receiver; the residue OF
The purcbase-money will be made payable ON such
terms as the said H. r. Lewis may direct, ana II ne
should fall to give such directions, on reasonable
terms. w. q. tAisniNSSIiU ~, - "''"S'
Sc LOOT j. l.. APPERSON, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-28

/ ginid Press, who In partnership with his
uncle, John Dtron, began to Issue (as Dr.
on d Huntcr) Gazette about 1775; but
the heir 10 the Virginia Press was 10y
alist. soon Joined the British standard, and
eventually left the country, so says Thomas.
Dixon & Hunters Gazette was in exist
ence in ITS, but In ITO it was Dixon q
Nicholson's.
There are brief sketches OF the old print
ers in Thomas's History Of Printing, sec
ond edition, which Is very valuable
book.
believe the history Of printing, DC, In
Virginia Is incomplete, and ! have taken
the trouble TO write several articles, with
the faint hope that they may attract the
necessary attention, &C., for supplying at
least a blank or So
ALEXANDER Brown, Norwood, va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-28

TRUSTEES Sale OF VERY yAL JI


rVRUsTEEs, SALE OF vi VERY y. yA Nm
~ FXvppNTH STREETS, MARSHALL liz BE-
TWEEN fENTH AND Es aExE TTRiSS JkEEiEYIs
AND NINTH sTREET NEn ~ ,,rst sIccuiod nv
w Wilkinson and wife to the undersigned
trustees respectively. the first bearing datc angst
go 1915 the secS1a s ,h snmrib G1ne r. issi
ana The firm September IL, 1881, all duly record
ed in Richmond Cbanccry Court, we, me uh n.sr
~ The reauost OF the holders Of the several negotia
lie auction, on The premises, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER Q. 1882,
uf fair II not on the next fair day. commencing
~ A o'clock p A., in the following order:
First. The LOT at the northeast corner on N'a ~
and Eleventh streets, fronting .! feet, more %.
sss n e 9Is inches to the south line Of Leigh
street. on which stands large brick ana succeed
dwelling with the usual numDef OF .,
rooms In good order and finished ~ handsome
style, and Is now in the occupancy OF hr. WIkli-
son. This property will be divided 80 as 70 sen
With the mansion house the whole front on Gay
street of OF feet running back $50 feet TO an AZ
ley, and 900 feet, more or less, fronting on INC
east line of Eleventh street running back ~ zee.
divided into building lots, each 20 10 80 feet 'front.'
Second. Immediately thereafter the LOT ad-
ioIning The mansion-house on the east, fronting on
The north side Of Clay street IL feet inches rum
Third. That BEAUTIFUL LOT on The north
side of Marshall street between Icntn ana ElcScnl
streets fronting IL feet, running back 1873 feet 70
an alley, adjoining the west the residence OF the
late Samuel Putncy.
And ON the following aftern0on-viz.,
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1882
if fair: II not. on the next fair day tbereaiter)
commencing At A. O'Clock, those TWO IRON
FRONT TENEMENTS, Nos. 20 and 2S, on Ninth
street near Franklin, fronting 43z feet, running
back los feet with an alley 4x20 feet leading on'
TO Franklin street. The lower part OF said tene'
ment5 are occupied as stores, and the upper part
known as 4" WilkinsOn's Hail." as Offices and l0dg-
Ing-rOoms These tenements were erected lew
wears ago, in excellent STYLE the rental OF which
averages about $4,000 per annum.
The special attention Of capitalists Is called Ia
the sale of the foregoing truly yzuable property
as T. is not often that such attractive real estate l.
offered at auction. -. -,
nv consent of the parties interested the terms OF
ale will be one third cash; balance at SIX and
,,yoIve months, for negotiable notes, interest
added secured Dy deeds Of trust, or all cash. at OPP
tlOn OF the purchases ,,,,,,-
II. H. WILLIAMSON.
Trustees I'm first deed;
GEORGE w. WARREN,
Trustee In second deed;
W.GODDIN.
Ut. GODDIN,
Trustees in third deed;
". GODDIN,
ABRAHAM LEVY, JR.,
Trustees In fourth deed;
JOHN 4. COKE,
se19 Trustee in fifth deed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-28
by William II. Lyme & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers,
lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE By AUCTION OF
L \ VALUABLE TWO-STORY BRICK
DWELLING on TIE NORTH SIDEOF CLAY
STREET BET WEEN TWENTI-SENENTIl
AND TWENTN-EGGHTI STREETS.-By Nir-
tue Of decree of the Richmond ChancCry Court
I'm tic suit of "R. II. Whtlock. trustee for Ellen
l.. Pcdin, &C.. us. James ". Pcdin" entered on lst
July, 1879. the undersigned. trustee, will sell by
public auction, on the premises. on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1882,
nj ) O'Clock 7. NJ a part of the real estate men,
TONED In slid decrcc-tO wit: That IMO-SIORl
tho north side of Clay street. between Twenty
seventh and Twenty-eighth streets in the city of
Richmond. containing six rooms and kitchen. and
I'm good repair, with lot fronting "a DIP feet on
Clay street and running back lrj feet.
TERMS one fourth cash residue by negotiable
notes ut six, twelve eighteen. and tweniy-fOur
months. with interest added and tide retained n-
I'll the purchase-moncy Is fully paid and q convey
ance ordered by the Court.
ROBERT II. WHITLOCK, Trustee.
W. n. LYME & CO., AuctiOnecrs. Sc 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-28
by Sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
HOS Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE BUILDING LOTS, SITUATED on
ST. JOHNS, ST. PAUL'S, AND WALL
STREETS--In execution Of a decree or the CIR
cult Court of IIenrco county, In the suit OF Glenn
rs. Davis, executor. &C., entered on the 9th day
OF June, 1882, we, the undersigned, appointed
special commissioners, will sell by public auction,
on the premises on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1882,
at O'Clock =. NJ, The following REAL ESTATE :
First. LOT fronting 30 feet on the east side OF
ST. Johns street, between Federal and Coutts
streets and runnino back denth OF 1894 feet,
:se"ondd. LOT at the southwest corner Of St.
Paul and COutts Streets fronting 90 feet on ST..
Paul street, and running back - feet.
Third. Say at o'clock L. NJ, an UNDIVIDED
HALF INTEREST IN LOT fronting 60 feet on
the west side of Wall street between Franklin and
Broad streets. While as special commissioners
we shall only sell one undivided half interest yet
we are authorized by the owner Of the other hall
interest TO say that he will unite with ms In the
sale so that the whole interest may be sold at the
same time. 49,,
TERMS: One third cash: residue for negotiable
notes az six and twelve months with legal interest
added from day Of sale, and the title retained I'M
Gil the entire purchase-mOncy is paid and "a con-
vcyance ordered by the Court, cash at the option
of the purchaser. II. 4. ATKINSON, JR',
L. VI. CONNER,
Special Commissioners.
SUTTON & Co., AuctiOnCers. sc "a
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For the Dispatch.l
No Longer Live the Bright Life of {
Child.

You ask my advice about married life.
All, child, IL is hard to givel
For some there are who had rather far
BE dead THAI try 10 live.
There are few who arc fitted FOR married lie;
There are few who know how 10 treat wife.
De1r child in the coming of long. sad years,
Will your life be rounded with smiles or tears?
Some hours will come my sweet. bOnnv child,
When the voice VIII be dumb and the brain go will
With thinking of ills that you little know
Slow moving along in the great worlds show,
An actor, assuming a smiling part
While hidden fro N all is a breaking heart
DO not ask me why 10 should be so.
For cannot answer--but this know,
Could you rend tie veil that hides so discreet
The heart of each smiling woman yOu meet,
How strong would 1t beat with hopes that are
dead!
How brimmed with tears that in secret are shed!
How changed the beautiful of tue child.
Can ii be the wretch has gone daft or wild.
pray that your life be blsSful aDd fair,
That sorrow come never To silver your hair,
Yet mark me well: a time will come
When your lips will move and no longer be dumb,
When this very talk we have had to-day
viii strike 10 the quick-then what will you sayl
Aweary am ]. bereft, beguiled,
No longer live the bright life Of a child.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-28
DEAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE

III BY
GEORGE :. VASHON & son,
NO. TENTH STREET, SHAFERs BUILDING.
5,0OO-NEW DETACHED BRICK DWELL
ING. nine or ten rooms, S35 west Grace
5,oOO-LARGE AND DESIRABLE SUBsTAN-
TIALLI-C o IT X L r j. ID BRICK
DWELLING, with thirteen rooms. in good
order, , ! > north Fifth street.
4,5OO-DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING.
with nine rooms, 2O6 east Gary street.
4,000-GOOD BRIO X DWELLING, with eight
rooms. 5l2 north Eighth street.
3,5O0-DETACHEDM ARBLE-FRONT BRICK
DWELLING, with seven rooms, 81 lIar-
vie street.
2,sO0-NEW DETACHED BRICK DWELL
ING, with eight rooms, BOA wes, Clay
street.
2,sOO-DETACIEDB BRICK DWELLING, with
seven rooms POI west Broad street.
2,1O0-BRiCk DWELLING, with eight rooms
$50 west Main street.
2,000-BRiCh DWELLING, with eight rooms,
2O5 west Cary street.
2,0OO-BRlCk DWELLING, with ten rooms
1910 east Franklin street.
1,S00-BRlCK DWELLING, with seven rooms,
25l2 east Franklin street.
1,5G0-NtW DETACHED FRAMED DWELL
ING, ll3 south Laurel street.
1,300-DETAClIED FRAMED DWELLING,
2l2 sOuth second street
1,20O-TWO-STORY DETACHED FRAMED
DWELLING. 30G south Laurel street.
1,OOO.FRAMED DWELLING, six rooms, COS
s00-FRAMED DWELLING, six rooms, 81
west Canal street.
s00-BRICK DWELLING. four rooms, 626
Holly street.
600-FRAMED DWELLING, corner Main and
Mulberry streets.
550-FRAMED DWELLING, 1910 north Sc
cOnd street.
LOCATED STORES on Broad street for sale.
Sc 2l-eOd6t GEORGE :. NASUON 4 son.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-28

''"''-'-~ By Sutton q Co.,
Ma, rstste Agents and Auctionecss'
HOS Nam street.

TsnLE LITTLE FARM, SITuAITiEdpJ d dN
HEN nn1c1C COUNTY. sEyEN MILES E = tIF vs
HE III r,Ty yV oF RICHMOND AND nAL srr, q
uur EpoM FAIR-OAKs STATION, w d LIZ
pttIiwnvIp AND YORk-RlVER EAlLhU,hD -,
~ 4. eracuton Of 4 decree Of the Circuit court OF
anr,c co,,nty In the suit OF Glenn VS. Davis, CO
menpic9 entered on the 7th day Of June, 1852
We the undcrsgned spec'hh, Nv nublIc auction, Al
pointed thereby, VIII sen ~ p""'' ""'' "
fIenrico County Court house. on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 9TH
that be,nv court-dayl at IL o'clock NJ, the above
deTc cn EspM contains 121X ACREsabout go Of
which arc cleared. balance In wood. The cleared
IanS h,s been heavily lined, and is IN good hear'
ne he nycSent growing crops Will show. A..
THE 'DWEILING Is new. aud contains nv ~,
rooms. The out-buiidIngs are ainpie-new s'"n''
nv &c. Churches and schools are CONVENIENT.
Possessession Of the land at once 20 patt'ss mis.
Inc ~ ssed wheat, and OF the building on January
LIST next. -, -, tho nl,ca will
take Measure in showing the property
TERMS One third cash balance NJ one ana wv
wears for negotiable notes, with interest anden
from day of sale, and title retained un the en-
tire purchase-moncy Is paid and deed ordered by
the Court; or cash, at he option Of the purchaser
wv II. A. ATKINSON, JR.s
L. NJ. CONNER,
Special Commissioners.
crrro~ n 70 Auctioneers, sc 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-28
BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1113 cast Main street.

A SPLENDID LOT, HAVING UPON
"A 1T MANY IMPROVED FRUIT-TREES OF
THE CHOICEST KIND; ALSO, a WELL OF
VALUABLE MINERAL WATER, ANALlZED.
by request of the owner will sell ut public auc-
ton, on 1900
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1882,
at 3 O'Clock Z. NJ,
the above VALUABLE LOT, fronting AZ by $50
feet more or less, on the north line Of west Mar
shall street between Smith and MunfOrd streets.
If you want something really desirable attend
this sale.
TERMS: One third cash; balance In six and
M onths, Interest added. secured by trust-deed.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
60 % Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-28
BY George +. Crawford,
Real Estate, Land Agent, and Auctioneer,
1908 Bank street.

EOR SALE AT AUCTION UPON
Il VERY LIBERAL TERMS, WITHOUT LIN.
1T OR RESERVE, a DESIRABLE FRAME
HOUSE. No. 9l2 NORTH WENTH-SENENTIl
STREET, CONTAINING SIX LARGE ROOMS.
LOT FRONTS 90 FEET ON TWENTY-SEN-
ENTH STREET AND RUNS BACK BETWEEN
PARALLEL LINES 132 FEET TO A WIDE
ALLEY.-By request will ofer at auction, upon
the above premises, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER BOTH,
ut $50 Z. NJ. the allowed described PROPERTY.
This is an excellent opportunity for any party to
get "A home As the payments are but q tribe more
than the house would rent for.
TERMS: 5000 cash, and the residuei by negOtia-
bile notes. $50 each payable every three months,
with interest at per cent, and secured by deed Of
trust.
GEORGE Z. CRAWFORD, Auctioneer,
So "a 1908 Bank street.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE
EOR SALE PRIVATELY. a.
PROFITABLE INVESTMENTS.

PROFITABLE INVESTMENTS.
s4,OOO-NICE MODERN-BUILT TWO-STORY
STOCK-BRlCk HOUSE, Eighth street
near Clay 10 rooms
s4,7OO-ELEGANT AND SUBSTANTIALLY
BUILT RESIDENCE, Ross street near
the Governors mansion.
i5,OO0-MODERN, CENTRALLY-LOCATED
TWO-STORY DWELLING on seventh
street near Clay. Cost $1,000. \ bar
gain.
S3,OOO-GOOD BRICK DWELLING, 104 south
Fifth street 10 rooms: detached kitchen
with rooms; most conveniently located
s2.25O-NEAT TWO-STORY BRICK DWELL
ING, Main street near Monroe Park;
rooms.
s2.25O-DETA CHED TWO-STORY-AND-
BASEMENT FRAME DWELLING,
Ninth street near Leigh rooms.
sI.25O-DETACHED TWO-ST0RY FRAME
HOUSE; rooms; lot 60 feet front {;
north Filth street.
DETACHED FRAME
HOUSE, 9l2 west Cary street: rooms ;
good lot, 1919 feet deep.
II, sOO-TIIREE-STOHY BR1CK~AND-FRAME
HOUSE, Alb north Second street; g
i'' STORES.
S2,250-NEW STOCK-BRICK STORE, with
DWELLING above: 4 rooms; west
Broad street, near Richmond, Frede-
ricksburg and Potomac railroad.
33,000-NEW STORE on Marshall street near
New Market.
:1,s00-NEW STORE on Brook avenue near
Broad street.
s3,OO0-NEW STORE on Seventh street near
Broad; recess front
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr.
sc 2S-30&Ocl 1ll3 Main street.