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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-03

Rev. Edward Huber, formerly pastor Of
st. Johns German Lutheran church, and
now living In Baltimore, was IN the city
yesterday.
Public comfort certainly was not consid-
cred when the PAYERS were set to work on
both sidewalks OF Main street; or the south
side between Fourth and Fiith-north side
between Third and Fourth.
The ladies OF Moore Memorial church
will have an icc-cream and strawberry fes-
tiyal on Tuesday and Wednesday next, on
their beautiful church lot near Monroe
Park.
The exhibition OF the pupils work OF
the Art Art Association will remain open
tomorrow.
Governor William 4. Cameron has ap-
pointed the following honorable commits
sioners TO represent Virginia at the Louis
VILE Southern Exposition, which is to take
place shortly: DIR. J. VI. Blanton, Rich
mond: Charles w. Statham. Lynchburg;
Major J. 4. ID. IIotchkiss, Staunfon /;
Charles ii. Conrad. Danville, and Colonel
John ID. Young, Petersburg. The latter
gentleman will shortly take up his resi-
dence permanently in Louisville, Ky.
Hon. George G. Gorham and lady were
entertained at the Executive mansion ny
Governor Cameron during their stay III the
city.
The following grand jury has been Sc
lected for the June term OF the liustings
Court. which begins tomorrow: Samuei
Fairbanks. Francis NJ. Boykin, Josiah Ky
land. Claiborne Watkins, Edwin "A. VIM,
Dabney G. Baker, James ii. HardgroVe,
Gilbert J. Hunt. Richard Forester.
The alarm of fire yesterday evening from
BOX 46 was caused by a burning chimney
near the corner OF Twenty-sixth and Mar
shall streets.
A lot of coupon suits against Treasurer
Greenbow have been instituted in the CIR
cult Court OF Richmond.
The ambulance was called out yesterday
TO attend colored man who had been at
tackled with cramp at the Tredegar IRON
Works. He was removed to his home "
the north end OF Second street.
The Common Council meets tomorrow
afternoon at O'Clock.
Rain commenced to fall at II O'Clock last
night. 1t is sadly needed in many places
in the country, no tobacco having yet been
PLANTED for the lack of a season.
Mr. Z. l.. Duval, Of New York, is in the
city
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Manchester Items.
city

The regular meeting of the City Council
was held Friday night. Nothing OF i'm
portancc was done. The following coun-
cilmen were present: MeSsrs. Perdue,
Moore. s. Il. Owen. j. III. Patterson, {. A.
Jones, II. b. Owen, and j. II. Foster.
Mr.. b. ]. Duval, supervisor OF Dale
district. Chesterfield county, was In the
city yesterday.
Mr.. Ashton Starke will address the Build
ing Association OF Clopton-Street church
this afternoon at half-past 3 O'Clock.
Miss Moselle Woodbridge. daughter OF
.T.J. Woodbridge, Esq, OF Norfolk, arrived
here Yesterday. She will spend the sum-
mer with her uncle, Mr.. A. b. Woodbridge.
The Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
COMPANY have obtained an Injunction from
Judge b. X. Wexford restraining the trea-
surer of Chesterfield county from collect
INC taxes assessed against the railroad. A
motion TO dissolve the injunction will be
heard before Judge s. 5. Weisiger in Pc
tersburg about the Goth of June.
The uniform rank OF Odd-Fellows OF
Richmond will on tomorrow night attend
in body the fair now being held by
Stewart Lodge at their rooms in this city.
At the Presbyterian church to-day Rev.
DR.. Richardson, of Richmond, will Off
ciate.
The Fifth-Street church will make some
necessary repairs next week, and will also
build fence around their church.
The public-school examinations will
commence tomorrow.
A large crowd assembled Yesterday at
the Battery Park to witness match game
of baseball between the machine-shop and
and the carpenter-shop clubs OF the Rich
moud and Danville railroad. These two
clubs have played several games, and the
machine-shop club has defeated the car
penters' club every time. There was some
good playing on both sides. and at the end
of the game the score stood % to Is in ia
yor of the niachinists' club.
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Excursions. Pic.Nics. &c.

Next Wednesday Friendship and Fitz-
hugh lodges, Independent Order Odd-Fel-
lows, will give an excursion TO Ashland
Park, on the Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad. accompanied by
Workers brass band and orchestra and the
uniformed rank OF the Encampment. A
shooting-gallery, the cool breezes, refresh
ments at city prices, and perfect order are
some OF the inducements. Train leaves
Elba station at 8 O'Clock i'm the morning,
and returning will arrive at Elba at I
O'Clock p. NJ.
The Retreat for tie Sick will run an eX-
cursion Tuesday to Old Point ria Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway. The train will
leave the depot at $3.50 \. NJ, reaching
Phebus station about noon; leaving said
point at $50, and reaching Richmond at
1920 z. NJ. Omnibuses Will convey pas
sengers TO the Hygeia Hotel. Music and
dancing in the pavilion all day, and full
freedom of the elegant building to those
not misusing it. No eating allowed there
except at meals.
Adams & Perdue are also in the ring,
and will run an excursion tomorrow to
West Point. They are veterans i'll the
business, and always have good crowds.
Fine fishing, boating, and bathing. Oys-
tiers, crabs. and fish in abundance. Good
dinner at Grove Hotel for 80 cents. Band
of music and dancing all day. No liquors
or improper characters allowed on the
train. Refreshments at city prices. Train
leaves the depot at the foot OF Twenty
third street at 7:30 A. NJ. Returning,
leaves West Point at O'Clock Z. NJ.
And still another is that by the ladies OF
Pine-Street Baptist church on the 18th in
slant to Williamsburg, Newport's News,
and Hampton. Those not wishing to stop
at any OF the above points can continue on
to Norfolk or Portsmouth. The ladies say
they will furnish refreshments on the train
at city prices. The object OF this excur
sion is TO assist in the completion OF theil
new house Of worship, and they should BE-
encouraged.
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MEETING OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
The Board of Supervisors OF Henrico met
yesterday at the county courthouse. A
number OF accounts were passed upon, and
the Board confirmed the purchase OF High
Meadow as site for a county poorhouse.
The clerk OF the court was instructed to
have the proper deeds and papers duly re-
corded. The place is on the Nine-Nlile
road about one and quarter miles from
the city, and contains 65i acres OF land.
The price paid for the farm was $4,000.
The Board also voted 800 for Reservoir
avenue, and appointed Mr.. Henry Voegler
superintendent OF the poor and james Il.
Redd county surveyor.
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EIOver.TbicycS.

1t is a pity that the petty thieves who go
around the city stealing flowers from the
grounds of private residences cannot be
caught and punished. A beautiful sum-
mer-house on Leigh street has been en-
tirely denuded Of its honeysuckle wreaths
and running rose-vines; on Franklin street
numbers of gentlemen have had all their
rose-bushes spirited away in single night,
and sin many other places in the western
part of the city numerous complaints come
up of depredations Of this sort.
One gentleman lost Friday night seven
teen choice rose-busheS from his yard. II
is to be hoped that the police will keep
lookout for these yeXatious rogues, and
bring some of them to punishment.
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WILLIAMS'S LIQUID GOLD.
w READY FOR INSTANT USE.
pTTRV'S RON Al, GIL DING

READY FOR INSTANT USE.
These magnificent Glldlngs have been before the
public since 1876, and they have Invariably taken
The h CHEST prize wherever exhibited. They III
stantly afford Il surface resembling solid gold, no
matter where applied.
The frst-named article was used 10 decorate the
splendid homes Of w. II. Vanderbilt. General
Grant. Judge Hilton, and many other wealthy and
distinguished New Workers.
FOR LADIES.
Either Of the above are invaluable for gliding
Household Ornaments. Furniture, Frames. Cor
nices, Baskets, Fans, Decorative Painting, &c.
Most fashionable articles are more than doubled in
value by the mercst touch Of gold. Any one can
use them. Brush in each box.
THE COST Is THRILLING. Sold by paint
dealers, druggists, and statiOners. If thc store
riOr, drop postal TO the manufacturers aud list
Of dealers IN your city will be chcerfully sent.
MERCHANTS please write for liberal trade prices and
enclose business cards.
NEW YORK CHEMICAL MFG. CO.,
my 6-Su6t east Fourth street, New York.
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Tho Xn0Icu.MilIs.

The building OF the Virginia WOODEN
Mills Company on the north side OF Bacon's
Quarter branch, few hundred yards west
Of Goddin's Tavern, will be ready to re-
ceiye the roof tomorrow. About the mid
die Of July the looms and other machinery
will be here.
BY the LIST Of August the company will
be putting their cloths upon the market.
They will no doubt make a nice exhibit
at the Fair.
The company desires to encourage wool
growing in Virginia. and TO that end are
dealing largely with farmers direct.
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Hung .Iury.

The case of Alexander L. Parrish.
charged with the murder Of Andrew j..
Mitchell, trial OF which was commenced
on Tuesday before a Richmond jury in the
Circuit Court OF Goochland, was ended
yesterday, the jury. after two hours de-
liberation, failing to find verdict.
The Judge was compelled to leave for
Culpeper court, and the jury positively
stated that they would never, never agree,
and therefore they were discharged.
One man was for acquittal and eleven
for conviction, the majority OF the later
being for q verdict OF voluntary man.
straightforward less than one nor more than
five years in the penitentiary.
The following gentlemen composed the
jury: j. b. Kidd, L. ID. Eacho, James z.
Wood, James ii. Pecor, Jr., f. N. Willis,
Sampson Jones, Jr., X. b. Wilson, DIR.
Theo. i. Mayo, l.. X. N. Berry. James c.
Laughton, Peyton Johnston, and Captain
II. n. Williams.
The prisoner was remanded to Jail.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Frank ID.
Hill Il Co., real estate agents and auction
GERS, HOS Main street, have recently made
the following sales OF real estate: Brick
dwelling and large grounds on west Grace
street, for $500; two brick dwellings, Nos.
205 and POS east Cary street, for $500 /;
building lot 30xl55 feet, on Main near
Linden street, at $50 per foot, for 5000 !;
brick dwelling No. north Sixth street, for
$500; vacant lots lS0x1l0 feet on Temp
klns street, In the town OF Fulton, for S2lG ::
vacant lot on Main street between Fourth
and Fifth streets, 30xl53 Alp feet, at Sll0
per foot, for $500; brick house 22I6 east
Main street. for 1880; brick store No.
203 south Second street, for Sl,700. Total,
$27,42l.
Messrs. X. b. Chaffn d Co., real estate
agents. have recently sold by auction, for
John w. Pierce. lot fronting 80 feet on
First street near Cary 10 Mr.. George w.
Duke at s34 per foot-Sl, l22. And for
Miss NJ. b. Barrett three lots on Reservoir
street near Taylor street, fronting 90 feet,
TO Mr.. James Ii. McEvoy for 1918. They
have also sold the farm in Chesterfield
county, near Robio's, owned by Mr. Il. l.. |
Payne and others. containing 1870 acres, TO |
Mr.. u. s. Jones, OF Wisconsin, for the sum |
81 $1,000. Also the farm IN Goochland |
county known as OraDakes," owned by
he Messrs. Selden and containing 939
res, TO Mr.. Henry Tregoning, of Eng
md, for the sum OF $4,000. Mr.. Trego-
ing Is an English farmer, who has come
D make bis home In Virginia and to invest
> our lands. He will be followed by many
his friends from England, who will be
'fiuenced by his example, as he Il prac-
cal former Of sound judgment In select
8 lards. Ii
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by L. -. Cook, Auctioneer,
"a Ninth street.
THE ENTIRE FURNITURE OF TIE
MERCHANTS HOTEL.
No. 1920 MAIN STREET,
AT AUCTION

In consequence Of the bad health Of the proprie-
tor will sell. on the premises, on
TUESDAY. 5rH INSTANT,
at 10 O'Clock. the entire outfit Of the above hotel,
comprising the FURNITURE Of sixteen cham
hers, thoroughly furnished. as well as the
DINING-ROOM, KITCHEN, and OFFICE FUR
NITURE. such as
EXTENSION and other TABLES,
Large assortment Of TABLE FURNISHINGS,
SAFES, REFRfGERATORS.
CHAIRS, SiDEBOARDS, CLOCKS.
GOOD COOklNG-STONES, with appurtenances
complete;
DESKS. COUNTERS, TABLES,
HEATlNG-STONE,
LARGE IRON SAFE, &c., &c.
The goods must be removed Immediately after
The sale. This sale affords an opportunity 10
nousekeepsrs 10 supply themselves with every
thing needed. sale positive.
TERMS; Cash. y. Il. COOK,
je2 Auctioneer
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FOR RENT.
10 II II Z N T.
DWELLINGS.

DWELLINGS. 40, a.
BRICK, No. 2os east Cary; 8 rooms oa'"' "''
sfRvRSicK. No. 10 west Cary; rooms hot ana
c1 wh T NO. ? 81 west Grace; IL rooms anu
k BRick. No. ioi west Main; 10 rooms oa'"'
IRfckk, No. 1000 west Main; rooms ana 0a'"'
BRiCR. No. 400 east Main; 8 rooms hot al"
iii iRiCK, No. sos north Twelfth street; or ~
rooms. $500.
'"S'e' ~ FRANK ID. HILL & CO.,
Peal Estate Agents.
,ea-ot HOS Main street.
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POLICE CoURT.-The following cases
were disposed Of yesterday:
Winston Lewis (colored) was fined IS for
peddling goods without licence.
X. +. Hagner and c. ii Richardson, dis
orderly on the street. Hagner was fined
$3.50, Richardson So.
L. w. Gary, drunk. Fined 50.
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sKIN.DISEASES.
TIFTEEN YEARS OF SUFFERING
i BODY COVERED WITH HuMoR-
HAD TWELVE DoCToRs-PAIp OUT ''V'
NO CURE-NO HOPE.

IwIll now state that made miraculous nwn a." The
one OF tue worst cases Of skin-diseise uttered M
o,' y,rs HIS ewes. scalp, and nearly ~. had
body prcrenteda freh,ful appearance c,sns. who
The attention OF twelve different ne nrofes-
,on' such as Iodlde potassium, arsenic 200 FOR
snbiimate, sarsapsrllla, etc. Had pr,n, pre-
medical treatment. with but Iltre 'iI,rsot'yENT
Mood pnriferJ Internally and the CUTlconhd Sr as
cuTfct'RA soar externally. lie did So s. ne and
en,ISfsIy cured The skin on his head, saoc. a. !,
., o,h.r narts of his body. which presenNu
most joahsome appearance, Is now as sol. y, a ,he
snooth ne an iniants with no scar or lracS W.
disease left behind. lie has now been curt
months. Reported by p,nu,N ESQ.
Barnwell ;. c.
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HnSQ.RnIl.

The Richmonds play the Washingtons
professionally tomorrow at a O'Clock p.
NJ. The Washingtons come with a record
OF no games lost this season. The Rich
monds will be prepared to give them good
games. These two clubs play series OF
three games.
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SOUTHERN RAILROADS. Hon. James Ed
win Moore, attorney for Albermarle and
Raleigh n. G. r. r., says: II have used
DR.. Worthingt0n's Cholera and Diarrhea
Medicine, and most heartily commend It as
very valuable remedy" % cents.
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BY W. II. Lyme 4 Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1Il3 Main street.

THAT WELL-LOCATED AND De
Il sIRABLE TWO-STORY- MD BASEMENI
FRAME DWELLING mo. 3l6l. WITH LAkGE
LOT. on THE WEST SIDE OF TWENTY
FOURTH STREET BETWEEN BROAD MD
MARSHALL STREETS. FOR SALE ~ ~ y
TION.-6y request If the owner we snail sell oy
public auction, on the promises, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6. 1883,
az O'Clock L. NJ, the above named very desirable
and well-lOcated DWELLING. containing SIX
rooms, with city water, gas and the usual coDEe1
niences, and i'm good repair with lot fronting SO
feet and having depth. between parallel liner. OF
az feet TO an alley sixteen feet wide. This dwell
ing is of the class most in demand by tenants
and will pay well for rental purposes. while Its
good locaton large lot, and pleasant surroundings
render 10 desirable rs a home.
farms: one third cash; the residue by hego-
table notes at six. twelve, and eighteen m9nths'
with interest added, and secured by deed OF trust
W III. LYME & CO..
tel AuciiOnccrs.
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GALE OF THE MAGNIFICENT
FIsH-PoND" ESTATE. on JAMES RIVER.

In pursuance OF the decree Of the Circuit Court
OF Nelson county, ia the chancery causes of Rix-
ey's administrator, &c, -. Hail. &c. and u. n.
bordon rs. kiXey'S administrator, Sc. the under
signed commissioners will offer for sale al public
auction, at the depot Of the Richmond and ALE
ghany railroad. in H0wardsVilie, Albemarlc coun-
~, Va, al about IL VI. on the
6Tn DAY OF JUNE. 1888.
that MAGNIFICENT ESTATE On JAMES
klNER. In Nelson county. ahoni two miles above
n0wardsyille, Albemarle county, known as g" fISH
FOND Formerly owned by the htc Alexander
Moseley Esd. cont aiming about l,OSj ACRES or
LAND, OF which about 23u acres are James-rtVer
lowgrounds, including - Big-SycamOre island.
This estate has about I'VE miles river front. "
Ing Ia the form OF horseshoe. with depot lat
which there is post-ofhcel and oge hag-station
on it, Excellent DWELLlNG-HOUSE good out
houses, an orchard OF choicely-selected trees and
celebrated ish-pOnd. Has fMO LIMESTONE
QUARRlE> lying directly on The Richmond aud
Allegheny railroad. aud Is thought % contain veins
OF Iron one; Is well watered, and from the dwell
ing-house pofches there are picturesque views ot
James river, the Richmond and Allegheny rail-
road. ana surrounding country.
This Is probably the finest estate m Nelson couu-
~ on James river, and has the unusual adyantagc
OF being susceptible OF division into smaller farms.
III Is convenient 10 churches, and the ueighsoIhOod
offers line social advantages.
III VIII DC sold rs 4 whole. or IN parcels 10 srif
purchasers and the terms OF sale which viii De- a.
efal Will De made known on The day OF sale.
Parties wishing 10 attend the safe can leave
Richmond In The morning aud return by the eve
ming train.
The sale can probably be eonhrmed at special
term Ia June.
ANY further information viii be- given by al
dressing j. ID. HokSLLN, Esl. 70 Arlington dep"i'
Nelson county, or JAMES PLEASANTS. Esq, aitof-
ney at law, Richmond. ..
CAMM PATrESON,
!. ID. EOESiEl.
my lo-stawtuya9tdt Commissioners
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DOR SALE,
Il FLOUR-MfLL MACHINERY
All the plant OF the ATLANTIC FLOUH MILLS
formerly +. H. Smith < Co.; / ZOO barrels capaci-
~, Including 6OO-horse-pOwer condensing engine
The plant IS first class and best make. The new
process machinery has recently been put In and is
new. WIN sell in lots. Catalogues ON application.
W. 4. a y. G. FULLER,
my i2-2taw2m
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The prisoner was remanded to jail.
Temperance Lecture Monday Might

Rev. DIR. Wharton, OF Baltimore, one
of the most fluent speakers of the day.
will deliver an address on the subject
of temperance IN the Seventh-Street Chris
fian church at half-past O'Clock to-mo--
row night. This gifted divine is deeply
interested i'm this subject, and cannot
fail TO please an audience. Other speakers
will also he present TO lend their aid TO the
cause. Music, under the leadership OF
Messrs. Ramos and +. w. Cunningham,
will add TO the interest of the occasion.
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DARBYS FLUID is RECOMMENDEDb by Hon.
Alexander ii. stephens of Georgia: Rev. Charles
T.. Deems, ID. d., Church Of the Strangers, New
York: Joseph LeCOntc, Columbia. professor Uni
vcrsity, South Carolina; Rev. a. j. Battle profess
sor Mercer University; Rev. George +. Pierce,
Bishop Methodist Episcopal Church.
INDISPENSABLE TO EVERY HOME. Per-
fcctly harmless. Used internally or externally for
man or beast.
The FLUID has been thoroughly tested. and we
have abundant evidence that II has done everything
here claimed. For fuller Information get Of your
druggist pamrhlet, or send to the proprietors,
j. II. ZkILIN & Co,
Manufacturing Chemists, Philadelphia.
Oc 1-Su&Wly
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by Grubbs & Apperson.
Real Estate Agents and Aucu0neers,
No. 8 north Eleventh street.

UCTION SALE OF NINETEEN
"A CHEAP AND SMALL LOTS IN TIE
TOWN OF FULTON tHENRICOl, NEAR Full
TON BAPTIST CHURCll.-Wil be sold on
TUESDAY. JUNE 3. 1888.
nj 3 O'Clock i. NJ, the abOyc-described LOTS on
Lewis between Spring and Wiltshire streets, aud
on Centre near Spring street. Laid OIL with spe-
cal view 10 meet the wishes of persons OF sm9ll
means.
TERMS: Liberal, and made known NJ sale.
GRUBBS & APPERSON,
fo1* AuctiOnecrs.
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By r. h. Chain & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. / north Tenth street.

4 UCTION SALE OF COMFORTABLE
IA BRICK DWELLING. No. 33l WEST MAIN
ING EIGHT ROOMS: GAS. BATH, &c: HOT
AND COLD WATER: AND \ GOOD BRiCK
srABLE.-N the request Of the owner we will
sell by public auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, JUNE s. 1853.
at 81 o'clock I. NJ. the abOve.described DESIRA-
RLE HOME. ready 10 be occupied without any
cost In repairs. Its proximity % Monroe Park
makes 4, desirable home, and viii cause IL 70 rent
well aud enhance In value.
TERMS: Accommodating, aud announced at
sale. X. Il. CHAFFlN X CO,
ie2 Auctionecrs.
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BY r. Il. Chaiiin & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. l north Tenth street.

4 UCTION SALE OF MANCHESTER
N PROPERTY. AT THE CORNER OF
FOURTH AND MARX STREETS; ALSO. ON
SEVENTH STREET NEAR FREE BRIDGE;
ALSO, on HULL STREET BETWEEN THIRD
AND FOURTH SrREEIS.-At the request of The
owner we will sell by public auction, on the prem
Uses, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6. 1889,
AT @ o'clock Il. NJ. TWO-STORl FRAME
DWELLING; brick cellar and out-buidings; lot
72 by 1871 feet 10 an alley l q feet wide.
Also. on
TIIURSDAY.JUNE Z. 1883,
at O'Clock L. NJ. TWO BRICK TENEMENTS
on Seventh street near Free bridge, with lot 81
feet front extending back 10 a street 80 feet wide.
Also.
THURSDAY, JUNE, 7. 1888,
at G O'Clock Il. NJ. TWO-STORY FRAME
DWELLING on Hun street between Third aud
Fourth streets. Lot, 80 by 1870 feet u an alley.
These sales offer good opportunities 10 SECURE
homes for partes Of moderate means: or they VIII
be good investments for capitalists, rs they rent
well.
TERMS: Accommodating and announced AT
sale. Il. Il. CiIAFFiN & CO..
je2 AuctiOnecrs.
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DIPIITHERIA
PREVENTED.
sCARLET-FEVER
CURED.
vANDFRBILT UNIVERSITY

VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY. Nashville, Tenn.
Testify To the most excellent qualities of Pro-
Ccssor DARBYS PROPHYLACTiCF FLUID. Asa
disinfectant and detergent II Is both theoretically
and practically superior TO any preparation with
which am acquainted. y. 4. LUPTON.
Professor chemistry.
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nor RENT, NEW HOUSE on E3
II Leigh street between Ninth ana 1cntl H.
streets, containing ten rooms; moderh in'p'o'e
Also. HOUSE No. coo east Leigh street, con-
taIning eight rooms, and kitchen with TWO rooihs'
Also. HOUSE at the northeast corner OF Pine
aud Uigh Streets with four rooms: IN good order
Rent low. NlbLiASio pO"H'
Go