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TOR NEW YORK.-The old -

TOR NEW iORK.-The Old ,CFSS%
a Dominion steamship Companyssssesfk
proposed sallings for the week following are.
OLD DOMINION, Captain WALKEK, FRIDAY,
January l2ih. ~ 3 O'Clock p
GUYANDOTTE, Captain KELLY, SUNDAY,
January 18th, at O'Clock ~. NJ.
ROANOKE, Captain CouCU, TUESDAY, jan
uary 18Th, ut O'Clock A. NJ.
Freight received until L NJ. Friday, O'Clock
7. NJ saturday and 10 O'Clock l.. ~. Monday.
Through bills Of ladng signed ana goods Tor
warded with dispatch To all points north, south,
east, and west: also TO foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations Unsurpassed.
Atter-cabin fare 10 New York Qncluding meals
and BERTH, slo rouud-triptickets, SIS; steeragc,
with subsistence, ~; without subsistence, SO.
Passengers leaving RichmOnu Mondays. Tues
days, Wednesdays and Saturdays by the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad az 1850 4. 81. viii make
connection nj Norfolk with steamer leaving those
days. Cabin fare, 5000. Tickets b. he had NJ
The Richmond and Petersburg depot and A. W
CARRIERS, 1000 Main street.
For freight or passage, apply 20
GEORGE W. ALLEN 6 CO, Agents,
IN 10 C0muanyis Wharf, Rockets.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

DOR SALE, DESIRABLE STOCK n
Il BRICK-FRONT DWELLING, No. sos LII
west Cary street, containing nine rooms. besides
store-roon, bath room. &C.. with cOOsng-range,
hot and cold water. double parlOTs, marble man.
tels, and all the modern improvements. We viii
cell this nice home on very long time.
II. Il. CHAFFIN & CO.,
fl lO-eod3t Real Estate Agents.
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An ORDINANCE TO AMEND SEC
TION 2 OF CHAPTER 50, CONCERNING
INDECENT CONDUCT, ASSAULTS, &C.
Improved January 10, 1881

Be IL Ordained on the Council Of the Citu Of
Richmond That section Of chapter 50 Of the
City Ordinances concerning indecent conduct.
assaults, &C., be amended and reordaned 10 read
fs follows:
9. If any person shall fight or assault another in
any place of public resort In the city of Richmond
or la the streets or public alleys of the city. he
shall fined not less than five nor more than one
hundred dollars, and upon failure to pay such
fine shall be confined in the ely JGH not less than
ice nor more than thirty days. ia l2-5t
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PERSONAL.

DROFOUNDLY GRATEFUL FOR
4 PAST FANORS, with removed assurances Of
devotion u the interests conldcd TO Us In the fu-
ture. we close the old ard welcome the new year
with largely increased confidence IN the growth
and prosperity Of our city and State. he extra
ordinarily large aggregate transactions in realty
during the year 1882, the prices obtained in the
almost total absence OF aid from spectators, the
advance in rents and continued demand for more
houses. especially Of medium and small dwellings,
indicating improved condition rs well As increase
of population, show remarkably firm and rclla-
bic market. and give unmistakable evidences Of
enhancement of values, and that now is the time to
Invest.
Wishing everybody, both friends and foes. If any
Of the latter we have. 4 ! The good they desire for
themselves and soliciting Il fair share of patron
age in our line, we remain your Obcdlent SER
wants, APPEkSpN & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
de 31-cod6t No. north Eleventh street.
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old DOMINIoN STEAMSHIP 1c.Sg
~ COMPANY. s.asssfs -
FOR NEW YORK.

This company VIII dispatch one OF iheirspenGic
steamers-GUl ANDOITE. ROANOhE, MAN
HAITIAN, OLD DOMINION, ana RICHMOND
EVERY TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY
fFOr hours Of sailing, see advertisement belowJ
steamers leave New Ork TUESDAY =, THURS
DAY and SATURDAYS at 2 p. 81. from Piei 20
lnew numberl. N0rtl river. foot ~ BeacA street.
They nave splendid saloons, state-rooms, anc
bathrooms,
The fare, accommodations, and attentions arr
unsurpassed.
After-cabin fare TO New York Including meals
and BERTH. $40: rOund-Irip tickets SIS sJeerage
with subsistence 81; without subsistence, So.
Frcights for points beyond New ork forwarded
with dispatch. and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred.
Freight received unu 8 o'clock 4. VI. daily.
For herInformation, apply TO
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
jy20 office COmnany's wharYes. Rockets.
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by +. Il. Cook, AuctIoneer,
"a Ninth street,
formerly Virginia Opera-Housc.l
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C., AT
IL AUCTION-TIIIS DAY at 10 O'Clock will
sell a general assortment OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
embracing large assortment OF useful goods. the
whole being the contributions Of several families.
General attendance Ia requested.
ALSO,
7 COOK and HEATING-STOyEs;
CARPETS, different qualities;
Several SECOND HAND SEWING-MA-
CHIMES, In good order
AT PRIVATE SALE,
An Invoice OF ANGORA and WOLF CARRIAGE
and BUGGY-ROBES, LAP-BLASkETS, &c,
which we are Offering at extremely low prices.
jal2 T.. IL. COOK, Auctioneer.
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EY Grnhha 4 Williams.
ItVII EsElIt AgtHIs aIlU AUCIIOHttTs,
Eleventh seTeet between Main aud Bank.

'sN"' 's7e''EN -h-N"'' '''iN n" ''i"heNA''
Eleventh seTeet between Main aud Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
~ FRAME STORE AND DWELLING IN THE
UPPER PAEr OF MANCHESTER, ON HULL
STREET NEAR WALDEN AVEEUE.-ln eXecu-
tiOn of a decree Of the Circuit Court of Chester
field county entered Goth Of January, 1878. in
the case Of SPOTS & Gibson rs. Avis, &C., Will
sell ~ auction. upon the premises, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1883,
at AZ o'clock L. ~, the FRAME STORE AND
DWELLING built By AIr. Alexander Avis, stu
ated a. above.
The STORE Is large, and the DWELLING has
four rooms besides the kitchen.
The LOT fronts 35h feet on Hull street and
runs back to Walden avenue.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months. with interest.
JOHN DUNLOP, Commissioner.
GRUBBG & WILLIAMS, Auctioueers. ia3
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FREIGHT.

Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth.
smithheld, and Hampton; Washington, ID. c.
all points IN Eastern North Carolina; also, for
Eastern shore of Virginia. Old Point, and all regu.
lar landings on James river, IT LOWEST RATES,
and through bills issued. l.. d. TATUM,
no is Superintendent.
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BY Jas. Mscdougail. Auationeer,
No. 10 Governor for Thirteenthl street.

by JAS. MacoouRail' Auqtiobeer,
No. 10 Governor Tor Thirteenth) street.
GENTEEL FURNITURE, MAT
~ TREsSES, STOVES, &C., AT AUCTION.
THIS DAY.
at I0K O'Clock. will sell without reserve general
assortment OF FURNITURE. &C., embracing
BEDSTEADs, BUREAUS,
WAsHSTANDS. TABLES. 81 FES,
CANE and wtOD-CHAIRs, CRIBS,
j COTTAGE CHAMBER SUIT,
L sIDE-SADDLE--ncariy new,
NEW COTTON-TOP and SHUCK MAT
TRESSES,
1 BAGATELLE-TABLE. BALLS, &c.,
sEWlNG-MACHlNES. PICTURES COATS,
COOKING, FRANKLIN. and other STOVES,
&c. JAS. MACDOUGAL1,
IN IL Auctioncer.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
4 sTEAM-MILL PROPERTY IN GORDoNs-
VILE, VA. CONSISTING OF A LARGE AND
CoNYENIENTLY. LOCATED LOT, WITH
COInODIOUS BUILDINGS, A Thirty
HORSEPOWER ENGINE. AND A GRIsT-,
PLASTER, sUMAC-. AND BARk-hILB, AND
APPURTENANCES THEREON; AND ALSO
TWO VACANT LOTS.-In execution Of a decd Of
trust from William T. Smith and wife Ia me, the
undersigned Is trustee, dated the 1st day OF Au-
gust, 1871, and recorded in the clerks office Of
Orange County Court. Book as, page 20. deftult
being made In the payment Of two notes for 600
each, payable respectively thrty-siX and forty
eight months after date, and secured by said deed
and being required 80 TO do by the holders Of said
notes II Will Offer for sale at public auction, on the
premises, at 2 o'clock ~, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 81, 1883,
the acknowledgement PROPERTY, described and
conveyed in the deed aforesaid. said property Is
located on East street, and runs back to the Nir
cina Midland railway. There Is here an opening
for the establishment Of prosperous business.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay the costs o. sale
and the sum OF : .549.30, balance due on said two
notes ofFehruary Is, 1892, with Interest thereon
from said d1te: and as to the residue of purchase
money, on such terms Us may be announced ON day
Of sale +. \. G.. HANDY,
dc 27-eodid Trustee.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.


ONLY ONE DOLLAR SfrsNsJ
NORFOLK AND NEWPORT NEWS.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT CoMPASY's
JAMES RIVER LINE ron
NEWPORT NEWS, 1900
OLD POINT COMFORT, NORFOLh, IORTs-
MOUTH. AND JAMES RIVER LANDINGS,
CONNECTS AT PORTSMOUTH FUR
OLD POINT.
BAL TINORE, AM, HE NORTH
SAME AFTERNOON,
AND
STEAMERS FOR HAMPTON, SAfITHFIELD,
AND EASrEEN SHORE OF VIRGINIA.
ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT TRANSFER, AND
oNLi ALL-WArER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES MUCH LESS THAN HALF CHARGED
BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
FARE TO NORFOLh, S1.0 lNO LIMIT
gARF ROUND TRIP. $500 : AZ"
WAY-LANDING FARES FROM 25c. TO 90c
MEALS, Zoe.
One OF She Companys spacious and elegant
steamers
CITY OF RICHMOND OR ARIEL,
carrying United states NALL
Y. G.. OXFORD, Commander.
leaves Richmond every MONDAY, WEDNES-
DAY, and FRIDAY, nj 7 a. NJ, for above-HameO
places. Return ny the steamer leaves Norfolk al
$3.50 A. NJ, arriving az Richmond al about p NJ.
Through tickets on sale on steamer and Al Gar.
through
sTATERooMS CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
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TApprovcd January 10, 1881

Be IL ordained, That section OF chapter 50
be amended and reOrdaincd 10 read rs follows:
1. ANY person who shall be guilty Of lewd, indie
cent, or disorderly conduct, or who shall exhibit
any indecent representation Of any subject
thing. or who shall draw an Indecent picture, or
write indecent language on any hou'e, or enclo-
sure. posi-, or other conspicuous object, or who
pamphlet within this city, shall be fined not less
than I've nor more than one hundred dollars, and
of such fine one half shall be paid 10 theinformeT.
and upOp failure 10 pay such tine, the Offend
er shat be confined in he city jail 40, less than
fire nor more Than thirty DAYS. IA I2-5t
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by j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctlonecr,
11l3 Main street.

FNRUSTEES' SALE OF NEW MODERN
4 BkICKDWELLING. No. 10 WEST LEIGH
STREET, OPPOSITE STREET-CAR STABLES.
BY virtue of two deeds of trust executed by James
b. Christian and wife, The first dated 29th Dccem-
her, 1879. and recorded in Richmond Chancery
Court Deadlock ll5 A, page 435. and the
second dated Goth December, 1879, and recorded
in said court, Deadlock ID A, page 439, and
whereas default has been made, anu being required
to do, We the trustees in said deeds, Will sell, on
the premises, on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 1G, 1873,
at 4 O'Clock. the REAL ESTATE conveyed In
both Of said decds-tO wit, that LOT OF LAND.
with DWELLING THEREON. In the city Of
Richmond. BEGINNING at point on the north line
OF Leigh street so feet west Of Adams street. and
fronting thereon "a feet, and running back be-
{ ,'een parallel lines liz feet.
TERMS or SALE: Cash as 10 expenses of sale
and kl.550-thc amount due by both said deeds
and the rcsdnc as announced at sale.
JULIUS STRAUS,
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
". j. WESTWOpD,
Trustees first deed
WILLIAM LOYENSTEIN,
ia Q Trustee second deed
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CITY ORDIN sNCEs.

A n ORDINANCE TO AMEND SEC
TON 1 OF CHAPTER so, CONCERN
ING INDECENT CONDUCT, AS
sAULTS, &C.
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FOR REM.

A NICE SUIT OF ROOMS ONC@
N THIRD STORY, or BASEMENT HI
ROOMS. for rent on Franklin street west OF flfln
and In ten minutes' walk of the post-ofiiee. Rent
moderate. Single gentlemen preferred. Eeier-
OF this ofce. "a lO-lwh
T,OR RENT, THAT LARGE AND@s
JIG DEsIRABLE STORE or Fifteenth IL
street, now occupied bv Lee & Potts, with smoke
house attached. Possession given February i,
1858. EDWIN NORTiiAM,
surviving executor OF II. q. Workman, decelscd.
dc 3-2awtJal&tdtJal6
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YORK-RIvER LINE

Pasg'r daily FreEnt dr- sreicst daily
leXctSunday y ~. smd'y. os. sunday.
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LOST, STRAYED, AND FOUND.

CtAME TO MY RESIDENCE. -
~ on the NIGHT Of December 2fth, a--z-@--n
YOUNG WHITE BULLDOG with short carr,
each brown one brown spot ON left side below his
shoulder one brown spot on right hip, and brown
on the rump. The owner can get him by calling
Mt No. @ north Twenty-hIst street. IN l2-ltf
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WANTED, A GOOD COOK AND
w HOUSE-GIRL. None need apply without
recommendations. Apply at $40 east Clay street.
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WANTED, PURCHASERS FOR
w COAL OF ALL KINDS Call or send or
ders 10 j. BELL BIGGER,
ia 12-1ts No. 1872 east Main street.
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Mill Matters.

The mills of Andrews Bros. & Co., at
Haselton, O., are all idle.
Summers Bros. & Co. report trade eX.
cellent at their mill in Struthers, ..
An additional battery Of four boilers
is being placed in the rolling mill OF
the Trumbull Iron Company at Girard,
D.
The blast furnace and forge depart
ments OF the North Chicago Rolling
Mill Company are still idle.
Capitalists propose to put up II fur.
mace at Mobile, Ala, with capacity OF
sixty tons of iron per day. The amount
of stock required is S2O0,OOO.
The works of the Cleveland, o., Roll
ing Mill Company furnish employment
to $500 mcH, consumes l,oOO tons OF
coal per day, and its monthly pay roll
amounts to S250,OO0.
The new steel mill at Beaver Falls,
Pa, is approaching completion, and it
is expected it will be in operation by
August LIST. 1t will furnish employment,
when running full, to 800 men.
Zug x Co., of Pittsburgh, have been
making steel nails for several months,
and the Boston Commercial Bulletin
saws all the nail manufacturers in that
State are making them regularly and
without any change in the machin-
-ry.
The iron market is stiffening and fur
.:acemen are backward about selling at
| quotations. 1t is generally conceded
| that prices have touched hard pan and
| will advance. The outlook for the fall
business is quite fair. The basis in
Pittsburgh for finished iron is 80 to
| for common bar, > per cent. OIL for cash.
Sheet has already shown signs of i'm.
provement, and steel rails contracts
are plenty at $3.50 to $50 cash at the
| mills.
The Fowler Rolling Mill Company,
Chicago, have recently doubled their
capacity for the manufacture of the
Fowler spike, by the placing in ofan adj.
ditional trail ofrolls, 100 horse power
engine and boiler and additional fur
naces, BY some improvements lately
made by Mr.. Fowler he is enabled to
carry on old rail from the furnace and
convert it into finished spikes in four.
teen seconds. BY this process the usual
relocating ofthe iron is obviated. The
company have just purchased the re-
mainder of a block adjoining their
works, which will give them the neces-
sary enlargement of their plant.-Age of
| Steel,
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CITY INDUSTRIAL NOTES.

Yesterday REGISTER reporter took
a trip through the mills in this city, for
the purpose Of ascertaining what was
being done. To say he was surprised,
would be expressing it in mild terms.
There is not mil! in this city but is
crowded with workmen, busily engaged
on repairs. The first mill entered was
the Lower Riverside, or properly speak
ing, the
RIVERSIDE NAIL FACTORY.
Here were several men busily en-
gagged in hauling out the nails already
made and in kegs, taking them to the
cars to be shipped away. On entering
the factory quite a number OF naiters
We're found busily engaged in repair
ing and fixing up their nail machines.
A few steps further, and the scribe
struck the engine room. Here men
were at work cleaning out the boilers
preparatory to the general repairing and
patching of them. The machine shop
force were all on duty, and it would
be impossible to state just what work
was taking the attention of the major
ity of the men.
Upon entering the new factory the
reporter was struck with amazement by
the amount of work already started.
In the eastern end the flooring had been
taken up, and the partition between the
factory and heaters department, on the
south side, was torn away, and large
gang of workmen at work digging pit
for the machinery for the new nail ma
chimes. The small engine, formerly
used to run the new factory, has been
taken away, and the proper attach
ments will be made to the large engine,
which runs the nail plate rolls in the
heat ers' department, to run the factory
after its enlargement. Passing through
to where the nail plate rolls are situated.
Here the boss roller and his men were
engaged in lining up the rolls and max
ing the necessary repairs. The muck
shears, which formerly stood in this
department will be moved to the up
per mill and placed in what is known
as the bar mill.
At the
UPPER RIVERSIDE MILL
great changes are also being made. The
roof of the forge department, formerly
extended out to the street, but now II
mas DeeQ tOEu uOWu, duo TIC io'chu ,
crank, upon which all the muck iron IS
weighed, and which stood just at the
edge of the former roof, will be moved
back least toward the rolls about thirty
feet. In answer to query by the re-
porter, the manager informed him that
this was a great labor saving improve.
ment, as the drag-out men would not
have near as far to drag the hot iron,
and further, it would let more air into
the boilers. The large spike machine
and hea ting furnace, that stood in the
northwest corner of the bar mill have
been torn down, to make room for the
muck shears, and one OF the boiling
furnaces has also been torn down, ii
having stood under the portion Of the
roof now torn down. When these i'm
provements and changes are made,
person would hardly recognize the mill
The repairs at
THE La BELLE
are not near "a great as those being NJ adj
at the other mills, simply because tht
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W. E. STOREY.
The Pitiabie Condition of the owner
of the Chicago Times.

CHICAGO Letter IN huflSUS JltV cVF.
The Times is still great newspaper, but
has lost much of the vigor aud aggressive
ness which characterized it during the
palmy days OF its founder. wilbur r.
Storey, who made the Times, and who was
in many respects the most remarkable
Journalist America has ever produced, has
become complete physical aud mental
wreck. The enormous drain upon his
mind and body during the twenty years
since he bought the Times finally broke
down his strength, and the poor old man is
now a mere tOttering wreck OF humanity.
The intense personality which he mas
stamped on every line OF the Times IS no
longer TO be traced. The iron will which
bent everybody to its wishes ana swept
away every obstacle which stood in its
pathway is broken; and its once powerful
possesssor, who made himself hated and
feared by thousands of people, is no longer
sn object Of any sentiment, unless 1t be OF
pity. IL is really sorrowful spectacle 10
see the old gentleman lifted from his coupe
by two strong servants and almost carried
in the building, placed in the elevator and
taken like a prisoner to his private office,
where be was once accustomed 10 issue his
orders like king, but where to-day he
finds none so poor as to do him reyer-
ence."
respect for the old man, and his inStruc-
tions are listened to with apparent subordi-
nation. But, as 3 matter of fact, he has no
more to say about the conduct Of the Times
than the humblest employee.
Were il otherwise the paper would Do
wrecked in q short time; for Mr.. Storey IS
an imbecile, and his diseased mind is full
of most absurd and grotesque fancies.
There are traces of the tempestuous dlspo,,
sition which once characterized him, and
he grasps the empty shadow OF authority
with as much zest as be was wont TO do IN
substance in years gone by, when his light
est whisper was law about the Times
Office. Mr.. Storey is not seen at
the office more than two or three
times a month, and then his visits are
short. He Is under the complete control
of his wife, a buxom, dressy woman, many
wears his Junior, with q will OF her own.
She has made large reductions in the ex'
penses of the paper, which policy, although
il has resulted in increasing the immediate
profits, must, il long persisted in, great
" impair the value of this mag
niicent property. Mr.. Storey always
spent money upon his newspaper
with reckless sayishness. and tbs
new regime of econgmy is q startling limo
walton in the Times office. 1t is rumored
that steps will shor " be taken to have s
curator appointed by the courts to manage
Mr.. Siorey's estate, Epon the ground thai
he is no longer capsule Of attending to hi:
own affairs. Surely. no one OF the many
who have smsrted slder the lasa admins
tered by the Times q years past could wish
its owner a more tsA'ible fate than has b.,
fallen him in his olisge,
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II is highly probable that profess
sional regatta, covering three days,
will be given on Saratoga Lake in the
latter par. of August. Hanlan has SUBJ
stantially agreed to enter the contest,
and the affair is likely TO attract all the
sculling talent and muscle in the United
States and the Dominion of Canada.
Rye Beach, n. H., if favored with
any number Of pretty girls this season
but there is q sad matrimonial scarcity
of young men. A word to the wise
should be sufficient, but it should be
borne in mind that 'dudes" are not
kindly looked upon at Rye Beach,
1t is noted at White Sulphur Springs
that the Southern planter Ofthe style OF
quarter OF a century ago Is scarce, and
that the place has become the resort OF
"tbose, mostly in trade, whom the war
dealt more gently with or who have re-
covered from the blow, and these are
numerous enough with the increasing
body of Northern visitors and the
abundant tide from the West to main
tain the tradition of ancient gayety."
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TRUsTEE,S SALE.

Dr vIkTuE o. 4 DEED o. fsUsf
Is from 3. v. AeAschsn 70 ne, dstsd nsese
10, lssi, and recorded IN dsed Of tsu.e Hook
30. y. pess <1. I. ne of1ee q tbs ss.f &c. o
sinis, eonveyins los .. Q and 10 n GAIA veiiS
sddiIion % The city Of wnseiing, fronting -
back 3s5 feet, s1septinG PAR Of l9t DO. -
. pan Of lot No. 8, thsrs.o tore soId 70 yoas
Powell spd Mary Nc ianY. ~ kost 70 seeon
TO J. r LAkin o. any holder thereof, the osy'
inert OF tWo notss therein copied, win' %
Tuesday, AsGoss -, 1855
nj the front door Of the Court Hoase, al
public auction 70 the hiGbest and -. %
der !be iollos % p..s q me s y "a %
and N about is.s u d:R,h, Ts ss,s vsssa
Of iot No. 10. Hiih tbS edloininE tsn 10 10 2,
%, So. 3. msti! z . lot Of % fss' In "iaia A"'
iO6 fees IN dspvt. at ay
A plat Of the eorop<ny en- "
One mn 90 ~ ssis @on. Third Of the pu-en..s
year., with ini;;rst m9m USseYcXS,S.
iyisosvt