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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-01
AUCTION sALEs...Future Days.
by Quaries q McCurdy'
Real Estate Auctioneefs'
1912 Main street.


By Ouaries q McCurdy'
Real Estate Auctioneers'
1912 Main street.
THE ELEGANT, ATTRACTIVE, AND
l. ELIGIBLY-LOCATED
FIRsT-CIAss TUREE-sTORY BRICK DE-
TACHED GRACE-sTREET RESIDENCE
OF HENRY BONNER. ESQ, AT
NORTHEAST CORNER OF FIFTH STREET,
WITH HANDSOME IRON RAILiNGS
AND yERANDAs TO
BOTH FRONT AND SIDE
DFarTIFII. AND HIGHLY-ORNAMENTED
SIDE YARD WITH sTTRUBBERl,
&C, FOR SALE AT PUB
Lie AUCTION.
BY request Of the owner, VINO lntthns, going
abroad, We will Offer for sale. upon the prcmiscs'oh
WEDNESDAY, MARCH z, 1882,
at 4 O'Clock p. W., the TRULY yALUABLEAND
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RESlDENCE
above mentioned. 1t Is strictly IN nfs,-eiass ora",
twelve rooms. with all the most modern lmprVNe-
ments and conyenienccs: nne marble nantes
chandeliers, &c. The neighborhood isamongsl the
very best I'm the city. and for a business man dtrlr-
ing n nrst-class residence no better opportunity
can DE had. Upon the rcir OF the side lot ana
fronting ON an alley, there is a large brick stable
aud carrlage-house, with ample accom- noualioh
for several horses and carriages. The lot hasa
front on the north side Of Grace street OF 62g feet
and runs back an irregular depth Ia a wide alley.
A rare opportunity Is here offered 10 purchase
one Of the incest residences. IN inc city, ana Is
seldom that such truly valuable properly Is oncred
for sale. A personal inspection - asked, rs the
property can only he appreciated by being seen.
TERMS: VIII be extra liberal and long, and viii
oUARLEs & McCuRbY.
fc &c Auctionccrs.
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BOOKS. sTATIONERY. &c.

u sons. Historically and Poencally. illustrated, by
Alex. N. Grant, $3.50; Life of Nolt1irc, 10y Jane
Parton. two volumes, 80; Memories of Oh Friends,
ledge, By Fred. Guthrie, f.. II. :, 81: Atlantis, the
Antedlluyian World, by Donnelly, illustrated, ~
The Making of England, by GIeen, zoe. ana
$3.50: Old Greek Education, by NshOtiey, Toe:
The Ingolsleys Legends, Illustrated, 10y Cruik,hank.
Leech, and Tcnniel, English edition. 25c.
f. 26 Est. JOHNSTON 4 co.
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by Frank ID. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
HOS Main street.

VALUABLE BRICK STORE on TIE
Y NORTH SIDE or BROAD STREET (No.
lOl BETWEEN IRIS y FOUSHF T.
STREETS, NOW OCCUPIED By W. II. WARD,
ESQ, AT A~UCTION.-On
FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1882,
at = o'clock l.. NJ. on the premises. We will offer at
auction the VERN DESIRABLE STORE and
LOT OF GROUND located as above described.
The improvements are very substantial, and the
building runs back nearly the depth of the LOT,
winch fronts 23 feet. with depth Of lei feet TO an
alley seventeen feet wide. This property Is In an
improving locality, and is now rented 10 4 good
tenant.
TFKMs: $1,000 cash: balance In four, eight. and
twciyc months, q per cent. interest added 10 negO-
liable notes, secure by trust-dced.
FRANK ID. HILL & "a.
25 AuctiOnecre.
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ZINE sTATIONERY.-We have re-
l Gently received new supplies Of NICE STA
TIONERl, embracing
LETTER AND NOTE PAPERS;
CARDS AND ENVELOPES IN BOXES;
FINE GOLD PENS AND PENCILS;
II BEST STEEL PENSi
BLACK, BLUE, VIOLET, SCARLET, CAR
MINE. \ COPYING INKS;
WRITLNG TABLETS FOR INK AND PENCIL
4 LARGE STOCK OF EXCELLENT NOTE
AND LETTER PAPERS Al VERY Low
PRICES;
FINE POCkET-DOOKs;
ELEGANT W~RlTlNG-DEskS AND PORT
F0LIOs. WOODHOUSE PARtAM.
H. 10
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Commencing THURSDAY. UO',u'.r g.. t.
safe and thoroughly comfortable l.-.r,r.t, .r
HANANAWll leave West Point unrf...I .f. r.
Richmond train TUESDAYS. IUI I~nt1~.. rf
SAll RDAls. arriving in EtlumDr .i-Ht $50
y. ". and connecting with I1 Train. nnriN.rI
straight ticket, io Baltimore. ...... 20
i.obn1 ..'....'.....t.. J Nl
3lc'l .....-.- -.-........... %
Ntitc-Ruums and nerths occurred Ola apff..f. DID,
from steamer cabin pltus.
For Tickets. 1iWc-Curds. and 30 iuf.rml .
call on \. W. AlEIR a co. fhc Ilrhtf N..t
ai ihc Richmond and DauSiilc depot. 600 fr ul. -.
signed. a. POPE.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
no 30 No. Z Tent. -trr.f.
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Real Estate Agent and Auclionccr.
1Ol6 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ De
~ SIRABHE AND ELIGiBLi-LOCA1ED
STOCk-BRICK Residence, No. 205 EAST
STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND SEC
OND STREETS.-By virtue of a decree Of the
Richmond Chancery Court III the suit of McCar-
thy. &C.. C&. Dickinson and ATS. entered February
1882. the undersigned, special Commissioners
thereby appointed for TIE purpose, viii sell at pub
lie auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY. MARCH q. 1850,
at A. o'clock l.. W.. the aforementioned proper
ty, described In Il deed Of trust from \. T.. Dickin-
son and wife TO FurInan Upper aud A.. j. Chewn-
ing. trustees, dated April II. 1878, and recorded
in the clerks Office Of Richmond Chauccry Court.
1l2 \. page 900. A. follows: That
certain LOT OF LAND, with BRICK TENk-
MENT thereon. situated on the south side of Main
street. fronting "a 1912 feet, aud extending back
In parallel line, 100 feet to an alley The DWELL
ing has ten rooms. and the kitchen, detached, four.
Yields a good rental. The attention of Invest
Ors l. invited 10 this sale, as the property j. Value
bic, and lies In the line Of Improvement.
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance I'm siN.twclyc.
and eighteen months. interest added and title re-
taincd until all the purchase-money j. paid aud
decd l. ordered by Court.
JACKSON GUY.
THOMAS J.. VANS
ROBERT STILES.
\. X, COURTNEY.
JOHN II. DINNEEN.
e. % Special commissioner.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
JERSEY BLUE. VIRGINIA GRAY.

Rscepsisn or the Committee from Aaron
wilkes Pest, OF Trenssn. n. j., Souvenirs
ar Their visit 20 Richmond Last Fail;
vhree Royal Psnch-Bowis, Decorated In
Artistic Style, for Richmond Veterans.
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By X. II. Chaflin X Co.,
Real Estate Agentsand AuctlOnecrs,
No. | north Trnth etrNof.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
y VALUABLE FARM IN HENRICO COUN-
TY, ONLY ABOUT ONE MILE FROM RICH
MOND. AT II TOLL-GATE, ON THE ME-
GAINESVILLE PIKE. MI CONTAINING
ABOUT SIXTY ACRES.-By virtue of a decree
Of the Circuit Court ~ HenricO county entered
February 3, 1889. I'm the cause of Kaufman and
ais. rs. S~lingluh. Kaufman and ais, the under
signed. special commissioner appointed for the
purpose, will sell AT public auction, on the prcmi-
Ses, on
MONDAY MARCH -. 1889,
at 4 o'clock T.. VI. The aboye-dcscribed DESIRA-
BILE FARM, belonging Ia The estate Of Hiram
Kaufman, deceased. near the lands of Mr. John Il.
Davis and others. The buildings consist Of a
LARGE TWO-STORI FRAMED DWELLING
AM OUT-BUILDlNGS. with an OAK GROVE
in the yard. The land lays beautifully. and is In
very good condition. with about q half-milc front
on The Mcchanicsyille pike.
This sale offers a rare opportunity 10 secure a
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND particularly
adapted To trucking and understanding that
must prove n handsome Investment.
TERMS: One third cash; balance I'm two equal
payments at one and two years for negotiable
nOics with q per cent. interest added. title retained
until All the purchasc-moncy j. paid AMI convey
ancc ordered by the Court. r. {. MINOR.
Special Commissioner.
sale by Il. T.. CHAFFfN & CO., Auctioneors.
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Boreland, &c.') Richmond Chancery Cohrt-De-
Moselcy, &c. ! cree of 18th February, 1882.
In execution OF the aforementioned decree In
said cause. the undersigned appointed special COM
missioner thereby, will offer for sale. upon the pre-
mises, on
TUESDAY. MARCH Z, 1852.
at 4 o'clock L. NJ, a q fronting 1872 10y 1915 feet.
at the southwest corner of Thirty-iirst and Clay
streets. This property lies near the ChimboraZo
Park. and will IN q very short timegreatiy enhance
I'm value, and will be sold as a who'll or subdivided
TO suit purchasers.
Immediately thereafter. say AZ 81 o'clock. ! VIII
offer for sale Lott Nos. 3, u. 7. 8. 9. 10. aed IL,
on Baldwin street. between Buchanan and James
streets. each fronting 324 feet aud running back a
good depth. In view of the extensive improve
ments now being made In this locality by Mcssrs.
W. l.. Tanner & Co. this property should command
attention. This sale offers q rare chance for per-
sons Of limited means TO purchase good building
lots.
TERMS: one fourth cash residue AT q. 10, and
Is months negotiable notes for deferred payments,
six per cent. interest added, and little retained un-
Ill entire purchasc-moncy Is paid.
\ plat of the property will be shown AZ sale.
JOHN DUNLOP. Special Commissioner.
QUARLES 4 MCCURDY, Auctioneers. fe "a
BY r.. Il. Chafin X Co.,
EaaI Estafe AOeufgaud Aucti0ncpr-.
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DOR SALE, AN EIGHT-lIORSE EN-
\ CINE AND SIXTFEN-lIOIsE BOILER, In
sood order. Address for terms, &C., care Has Of
nee, lie 26-6tl "ENGlNE."
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by Jno. 4. Laughton, Jr.. A~uciicnecr,
1906 Main street.

ENANShf
-
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A LARGE
AND DESIRABLE STOCK OF DRUGS,
MEDlClNES, FANCY GOODS. NOTIONS,
PANTS, OILS, VARNIsHEs, SUPERIOR
SOnh-FOCNTAIN AND APPCRTENANCEs,
SHOWCASES. MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES,
&C, AT ADDITIONALLY virtue Of q deed of trust
executed by samuel +. Dove 10 the undersigned as
the ClanceIy Court OF the city Of Richmond in
Oeed-Book No. ll9, c. page Alb, 1 shall sell at
auction, commencing on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH Isl,
al 10 O'Clock, without reserve. AT the store corner
Third and Main streets, the entire sock OF
DRUGS, MEDICINES.
FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS,
l OILS. VARNISIIES, SHOWCASES.
SIORE-FlXTURFs. GALES
LABELLED JARS and BOTTLES;
One SUPERIOR "PUFfER" SODA-FOrN-
TAIN, with Generators. Fountains, Tanks,
&C, complete; cost sl,500, and now in first
class order;
A line of FANCY SOAPS:
TOHAcCOS, CIGARS;
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS AND APPLI-
together with n full line Of such goods a. arc usually
Kept IN a hrst-class drugstore.
The attention Of druggists Is called to the above
sale, rs such an opportunity l. rarely met with 10
buy good articles al auction prices.
The sale will 10 continued daily until the entire
stock Is disposed OF.
TERMS: Cash.
TAZEWEIL ELLETT, Trustee.
JNe. T.. Jr.. Auctioneer. fe rs
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by Grlbhs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccr-,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

EXECUTOR'S SALE OF TIE VERY
II VALUABLE LOT At THE SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF CLAY M THIRD STREETS
AT AICTION.-ln execution Of the last Will and
testament of the Late MR.. Ann NOrNcll, | VIII sell
by auction, upon the PREMISE. ON
MONDAY, MARCH gin.
az a. O'Clock T.. NJ, the PROPERTY situated as
above. II has upon II a LARGE FRAMED
DWELLING and i BRICK KITCHEN.
The lot fronts 66 feet on Clay street. ana Iuus
back 155 feet 60 an alley lG2 feet Wide.
This Is one of the most eligible locations I'm that
part of thccity, aud H. especially desirable a. q site
for = handsome lugc residence or for a block Of
Ii viii I've sold - n whole or subdiSidcd
a. may De- deemed best ~ the time Of sale.
TFIiMS: Al sale. NORNELL RlLAND.
Executor.
GRUHBS 4 WILLIAMS, Auctionccrs. fc25
Iy Furnan Topper.
Real Estate Agent and Auclionccr.
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SALE OF A VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
L sTEANl-NtILL PROPERTY IN GORD0NS-
VILE, VA. CONSISTING OF \ LARGE AND
LOT, WITH
uOMMODl0uS BUILDINGS A THIRTl-
HORSEPOWER ENGINE. AND a GRlsT-,
PLASTER, sUMAC-, AND BARk-MlLL, AND
AIpIRTENANCEs THEREON, ALL N GOOD
RUNNiNG- ORDER; AND ALSO TWO VA
tANI IOTS.-ln execution OF "A deel. OF trust
from William T. smith and wife 10 me. the under
signed, ms trustee, dated the lst day OF August,
1871 and recorded I'm the clerks ONCE OF Orange
county Court. Book As, page 20, default being
lhhue IN the payment of two notes Tor 81 ,OOOeacll,
payable respectively thirty-slx and iorty,elght
months AFTER date, sad secured by said deed, and
oeihg required so to do ty the holders OF said
notes, l VIII offer sale nj public auction, ON the
premises, at IL O'Clock VI. on
THURSDAY. MARCH 10, 1882. .
me DoVe-1esimated PROPERTY described and
conveyed In the deed aforesaid. SAID property, Is
iocstcd on East street. and runs hack 10 the Nif-
ginIa sidiahd railway, and has PLATFORM on same
IoI l1tdihe and unloading ears. lhere is here an
ppenlng Tor the establishment OF a prosperous
business.
IfINs: Cash sufficient TO pay the costs OF sale
ann the sum OF q .549.39, balance due on SAID
.wo notes as of February -, 1852. win interest
tnereon from said date and rs TO the residue OF
p".cnasc-nioncy on such terms ~ may De an
".uiced on day Of sale. Il. a. III AND
IL Trustee.
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By Grubbs & Williams,

Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
I'VE HANDSOME FOUR-S TORY
i BR0WN-STONE TENEMENT. No. 1914
EAST MAIN STREET, ADJOINING MESSRS.
PURCELL, LADp & CO.. AND SOME LOTS
ON PINE STREET. IN SIDNEY, At AUG
TION.-By request of thc President and Directors
of the Merchants and Mechanics Insurance Com
pany' We will sell by auction, upon the premises.
on
MONDAY. MARCH q, lse2.
AT | o'clock l.. NJ, the PROPERTY situated a.
above. and occupied 10y said company, the Virginia
Mining and Manufacturing Company. and Others.
II fronts 2S5 feet on Main street, runs back about
n feet, Is entirely covered by the building, which
Is four stories above the IN embraces the
splendid office OF the main fO0r, with a well-iested
hre-proof vault, and three stories above adapted 10
Offices or other purposes. The location l. In the
centre Of the best business part OF The city. aud the
property has a. large q rent-producing capacity n
any other of Equal value in the city.
At the SAME TINE AND PLACE VIII be sold
a q OF GROUND. on the west line Of Pine
street between Holly street aud the James River
and kanawha canal, fronting 10 feet. running
back las feet 20 an alley, with a width In rear
of Is fee; z inches.
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS
f. 2b AuctiOntprS.
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
DEXCEUTrD AZ the DISPATCH PRINTING
HOUSE.
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TRUgH Is MIGHTY and has prevailed. See Its
triumph In iIoP BITTERs.
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The ats Of said company, and detailed statement If how and in what the same are
invested:
Loans n hOnd m mortgage tdulyr recorded and bdng ht. hmsO OIL the fee ampeD
upon which nOt more than One years interest Is
Loans O bond an mortgage first Hens upn wheh more han ont year interest IL
due of which $4,000 Is In process of
Interest," ueO o all said bond and mortgage loans 81 ,932.S7; interest tccruet there
IN. S9S T33 total. . $50. . .. . .s.
Value Of lands morgaged exclusive Of building, and persnlle improve
mfnS;;.. -. - -. -" $50. So -. 80" '"""si 129360
Total value Of said mortgaged premise" s2sO655O
,ccnr vi nr ks.B nNns ~ RFAsrr Nnrrsn r TILE IrN1rrn : Il Z y M
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D~ICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG

II AND POTOMAC RAlIHOND--clsiui,
commencing SUNDAY. Jmutft --, I--Z.
J.OU g.. NJ. leaves BIS ri-~irarf station d.llr. stop.
only go Milford agt frtitrth- huI..
500 8. W.. uaf'- bsri-~frrtl station duJ lt.-
CtTi sunday.
500 =. VI. leave, BNrG-~ rect station lIifF.
400 J.. W.. Accommodation inr A.lItnf leaves
Iruid-~frcct station lag except
sundays.
HIS s.. ". arrive. go Byrd-~,p,t station tlliy.
300 Z. VI. arrive. 90 Byri-~tpct station daily.
mahr uu local -fOr-.
e:fS p. VI. arrive. 81 Eyrl-~futt station dIily
f'Nrtlf sunday.
S:Jf \. W.. accommodation. 1rrINrs 80 Broad
street station daily except sunday
e.. g.. TAYLOR. General Ticket iput
J.. T. -. MYEEs. General Superintendent. it40
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TIE YORK RIVER LINE.

PASSENGER ROUTE
TO BALTIMORE AND MI POiNT~ NORTH
TUESDAYS THURSDAYS AND >kIIR.
DAYS
FROM RICHMOND tND nANNUII DEPOT
VIRGINIA >IRIFr.
81 2.ij T.. VI.
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Nv Quarles & McCurdy,
successors To Robert II. LyneJ
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers, and Brokers,
No. 1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4
~ LARGE NUMBER OF BUILDING-LOTS
AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF THIRTY
FIRST AND CLAY STREETS, NEAR CHM
BORAZO PARK, AND ON BALDWIN STREET
BETWEEN Blu CtHANAN AND JAMES
STREETS. NEAR THE NEW NJ HIN II
SHOPS OF MESSRs. W. T.. TANNER co" AT
AUCTION.
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RENT,

FOR RENT.
DOR RENT, SMALL FARM adioin-E I'll
Il ing The city on Mechanlcsyille lurnpike,9-
now occupied by Mr.. Schermerliorn, containing "a
acres: a nice dwelling, sta lies, clubhouse, &c. Pos
session March Let. Apply 10
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer,
IL 26-3t lll3 Main street.
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DOOKs, STATIONERY, &c.

DOCKS, STATIONERY, &c.
THE MYSTERIES OF II COURT OF Louis
NAPOLEON. spicy and racy. BY Emile Iola.
Price, 10 cents.
JUDGE T0URGEE's NEW BOOK, John
FAN"
THE SOUTH WITHOUT 4 SHADOW. by au.
thor Of " Fools Errlnd." 81.
CENTURY MAGAZINE and YOUNG LADIES'
JOURNAL for March.
PICTURE-FRAMES, CABINET PHOTO
GRAPHS:
New styles in STATIONERY;
All Nos. in SEASIDE aud FRANkLIN-sQUARE
LIBRARIES At y. LEONARD>,
Newsdealer,
fe % 9Os Main street.
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STArEo or PENNsYLyAIA-CTY AM COUSTY OF PHI, DFIIHA So:
Belt remembered tina on the td day January. lss2,at the city aforesaid. before me Ilona-
H. PreEan dayu publ resident in the said city, duly commissioned and qualified by ue executive
authority and under the avs Of the state Of Virginia to take acknowledgement OF dSd+NGr DE-
used or recorded therein rrrNnalva appeared LOUDON SNOwDEN, Tr~brtm f JACOB ~ LIN
each for mnG elf says that they are the aNNcI~cnlci OfCs Of the said ouImny.a ana u@tM
Foregoing is true AM conTc Statement OF the actual condition Of said organization ON the last
day Of its fiscal y@r-m witt the 3li lay Of ecmltT 1881, according tmeI tId hHrlh'W
"n ~~"" IN 1Im%on WWw sGsfTf have hrcunt ct my hand and affixed the eld my office on the
}SEN, 2lid y of january 1852. THOMAS b rEos'ER' Notary Public
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AUCTION SALES---This Day.
by wellington Goddin & son,
A~uctiOnecrs,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION or VALUABLE
~ lot AND BRICK TENEMENT, on TIE
SOUTH I'll OF BROAD BETWEEN FIRST
AND FOUsHEE STREETS. AND SMALL LOT
ADJOlSiNG.-Wil he sold al auction. ON the pre-
mises, ON
WEDNESDAY, MARCH /. 1882,
at = o'clock T.. NJ. tie foregoing REAL ESTATE.
The lOt has q front Of 26x13O 3-l2 feet to a wide
alley, having thereon the eastern part of Il brick
tenement.
Also, TWO SMALL SLIPS OF LAND adjoining
the above on the rear alley.
This Is 4 desirable locality for an excellent busi-
ness stand.
TERMs:A At sale. W. GODDlN & son,
&c % AuctiOnccrs.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF 3 1900 ACRES
L or LAND, WITH A DWELLING, FRUIT
TKtES, FLOWERS, S~HEUEBERY, GRAPE
VINES, &C, THEREON. ONE HALF OF \
MILE FROM THE CITY, On TIE BROOK
TURNPIKE, AT AUCTION.-In execution of a
deed of trust from c. A. Ruhle and wife, dated I'd
December, 1860, and duly recorded. being thereto
/ requested, l will sell by auction, upon the prem
ises- on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH lsT,
at 4 O'Clock +. NJ, the PROPERTY owned and
occupied BY said Ruhie, the florist and fruit
grower. IL lies beautifully, within an easy walk OF
the CITY; has upon ~ q large number of fruit-trces.
| grape-Sines, shruhbery, and other desirable
growths, and Is easily susceptible of division into
building lots.
TERMS: The deed authorizes a sale for about
$1,000 cash, but by consent Of parties they may
b. adjusted so as 10 afford rea sonable credits for .
portion OF the purchase money.
This Is very desirable property, and shou.d COM
msnd attention.
FREDERICK BRAUEI:, Trustee.
GRuBBs WILLIAMS. Anctioneers. fe is
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4 direct fnur-hngr- connection B.. ufl. h,tulln
Richmond and Norfolk L1 tsln- leaving Rio
nond ~ 1880 q. 49,. and NurloIb coz t-.2l H.. w..
All trains leaving Petersburg nUl TART from The
AUpomatt0N depot 4. u. hIINE.
General superintendent
H.. Inll, General Passenger .ud llctet agent.
n1l
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DULWER'S NOVELS
ID LONDON EDITIONS At 75C.
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London, $40: HAWTHORNE'S WORKS. . vol
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London. "a CHAMBERsS ENGLISH LITERA-
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editions, at SOC, Toe. and 81. The largest sssort-
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Is nj 1902 and 1904 Main street.
fe 26-dSw RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
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ANoryT or STOCKS BoyDS, Al MI OTHER srcrGIrEs GXErr, MoRETGME9
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BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT. Must be sober
and understand the manufacture Of the various
waters.
Address, stating salary expected and reference,
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-05-25
Important Resolutions.

The Anderson Board OF Trade met OH
Iuesday afternoon and adopted the rcuow-
ing preamble and resolutions:
In view of the recent substitution 10 the
capital stoc': OF the S. V. II. X. Company
by the citizens Of Anderson, S. c.. and Of
the Augusta and Knoxville Railroad Conn
pahy, each for $4,000. supplementing the
subscription of $4,000 heretofore made by
townships along the line, il now appears
that SAID Road can and will he built To
me end that the work on the Road may be
pushed rs rapidly rs possible, the Board OF
trade Of Anderson earnestly urge its mem
pers anu The people generally 10 pay their
lakes IN arrears at once. and thereby enable
the Directors of the S. V. II. r. Company
10 put the whole line under contract, that
the Road may be completed as speedily as
possible
This Boa'd desires to express its gratiti.
cation at the action of the Augusta and
Knoxville Railroad Company in making a
subscription of $4,000 to the S. V. II. X.
Company, which they regard as nj, earnest
Oh tneli determination TO aid in the COM
pietion or the enterprise, SO important alike
10 our City and the City of Augusta; aud
we would earnestly urge upon tile Board of
Directors Of the ). V. r. X. Company to
accept the subscription rendered by the
Augusta and Knoxville Railroad Company
without delay, and not II disturb the pres.
ent location. which connects with the Au-
gusta and Knoxville Railroad at or near
McCormick's or Dorn's Mine
A. B. TOWERS, President.
). VI. SULLIVAN, Secretary.