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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-29
A Long Service .

John Quincy Adams received a sala-
'ry from the United States government
for sixty-nine years. and the sum total
must have amounted to one-half a
million. At the close Of his presiden.
tlal term he had had fifty-two years Of
ofice-holding, and his salary had sg-
gregated s425, 600; still, he had seven
teen years of congress after this, and
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-29

died at the capitol at congressional
session. At the age of fourteen he
went To Russia as the private secreta-
ry of the American legation. and nc was
IN after years minister to England,
Germany, Portugal, Russia and tho
Netherlands.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-07-07
General News,

The Post-ofiice Department advises that the
address on printed matter or merchandise
mailed to distant points at home or abroad be
written on the enclosure as well as on the
wrapper. Failure to deliver the articles in
case the wrapper is lost or destroyed will
thereby be avoided
The New Orleans Times Democrat, assum-
ing that the United States Government has
assumed the responsibility of maintaining
levees along the Mississippi chiefly to protect
Louisiana land owners, declares that Sc. 0O0,-
600 has been lost by the government, because
no money was voted at the last session of
Congress.
Sir. Robert Garden, ex-Lord Mavor of
London, was run over the other day, and he
paid the fine ofthe offending cabman. Though
eighty seven years old. he was unimured,
being as hale and hearty as most men half
his age. This makes the third time he has
been knocked down by a cab, but he is always
up and smiling directly as though nothing
had happened.
Citizens of Bermuda have petitioned the
legislature to rid the Bermuda Islands of
English sparrows. The sparrows have near
y DESTROYED the beautiful native red and blue
birds. Twenty -fve years ago crows were
imported into the Bermudas as scavengcrs.
They proved so destructive to the grain that
% cents a head was paid by the Government
for their determination.
Captain Ebenezer Morgan. Of Groton,
Conn.,, not long ago subscribed S25 900 to be
used in securing genuine translation Of the
Bible from Baptist standpoint. Now he
has bought the translator's library, which the
Baptists Of this country had collected. after
five years effort, at the expenditure Of S240-
600, paying only Sl5, 900 and he will present
it to Madison University, at Hamilton, N. Y.
A Paris newspaper which recently an
nounced the death of well-known writer,
received the next day the following note
''Sir: You announce in your valuable paper
this morning that I had ceased to exist. Your
journal is too serious and too well informed for
the fact not to be true. Only you have for
gotten to mention that am 80 francs short
to pay my funeral expenses. RELY on your
kindness to receive that sum by return of
post. The Deceased"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-07-07
DaiIp kenlfbsr Jnurnal.
Condition Of Crops.

Thus far evers thing gives excellent promise
Of one of the largest crops of hay and grain in
this State for several years. Very complete
returns from every county In the State shows
heavy crop. Snow came on early last win
ter, and remained in the spring till the oppor-
tunity had passed for the frost to do any
damage to the grass roots, and when It went
OF the water soaked into the ground, filling
the springs aud still further reducing the
chances of failure. In this respect the spring
was more favorable than q year ago, and the
cool weather that intervened between the de-
parture of the snow and the beginning of the
spring rains enabled the grass roots to get
well set. The returns show that less grass
land ia winter.killed probably than for many
years, so that when the spring rains set in the
fields presented q picture of even luxuriance,
which has been maintained to the presen,
time. The larger portian of the land winter
killed vas in Aroostook county, and was
newly seeded, the grass roots not having be
come firmly enough set to Withstand the ex-
treme cold. Oxford county has also large
acreage of newly seeded land, but very little
was winter-ki!ied Having will begin from
a week to ten days earlier than last year, and
in some places has already begun, that the
white-weed (ox-eyed daisy may be cut before
going to seed. The acreage Of grass land, ss
general thing, remains about the same from
year TO year. except in Aroostook county.
where new land is being constantly cleared
and laid down to grass after . succession of
hoed crops; but the yield, being subject to
the weather, varies greatly from year toyear.
The abundant rains this season have forced
the grass to an unwonted growth, and some
doubts have arisen as to whether the cured
hay would spend as well as when the growth
has been slower, and thus favored the forma-
ton of larger per cent Of woody fibre. Ger
tain il is that clover fields in some sections
have already lodged badly after heavy rains
accompanied with wind, and this at an unusual
stage of the crop. The weather for the next
two weeks will undoubtedly have much to do
with the value of the crop as food product,
and if cured well the increased yield will have
the same relative value in the farm economy.
The following table has been carefully pre-
pared from the returns received, and will
show approximately the condition of the hay
crop and the probable yield in the several
counties, 100 being taken as the average con.
dition at this Tina nf tho voar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-07-07
AUGUSTA.
NO. l58.
College, dropped dead in Boston Tuesday.
He resided in Melrose.
Mr. W altar Allan of fha Rattan Adrarai.

College, dropped dead in Boston Tuesday.
He resided in Melrose.
Mr.. Walter Allen, Of the Boston Advertis-
er editorial staff. has been elected editor Of
the Portland Daily Press at salary of 42.-
500 per year, Boston Journal. Mr.. Allen
has for long time been Washington corre-
spondent of the Advertiser.
Hon. Hannibal Hamlin has been offered As
high as $50 column for all he may write Of
his political "reminiscences. The veteran
statesman thus far has not yielded to the
tempting offer, and hesitates to accept for
fear failing memory might lead him to do
injustice TO somebody.
The class of 1883, of Colby University,
which graduated IA. of wnom IL are now
living held a reunion this week. Among the
members of the class are j. F, Baldwin Of
Cincinnati, VIM, Pitt Bartlett, Eau Clair,
Wis. Rev. George Bullen, Pawtucket, RI. !;
Alfred Owen, Granville, Ohio; II w. Rich
srdson, Portland; ex.G Gov. II. NJ. Plaisted; !;
$. R. Thurston, Chicago; J. w. Weston,
Lacrosse, Wis.
Mr.. Corcoran, the Washington millionaire
philsnthropist, has received a letter from
resident of Fredericktown, Nd, asking his
aid in the removal Of the remains of Francis
Scott Kew. the author of 1.-THE Star Spangled
Banner" from their present obscure and neg
iected resting place in the graveyard in that
village to Washington. The relatives of Mr..
Key are opposed to removing his remains, as
is well-known, and the letter was probably
written without their knowledge. Mr. Cor
coran has been the recipient Of several letters
the Payne obsequies, suggesting similar
course in regard tUthe remains of individu
more or less distinguished.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-07-07
TAKES OF 1859.
State of Maine-City Of Augusta.
TREASURER'S NOTICE.

The State, County, City and Village School Dis
tric Faxes ed in the City Of Augusta for the
year Issa, have been committed to Guy lurner Coi'
.cor of said city, for collection, by warrant Of the
Assessors of said city, dated June 81 1885, and said
collector is required to complete and make return
Of said collections to the Treasurer OF said cry On
or before the first day of March. lssa
And, in conformity with the provisions OF law.
notice is hereby given that by vote Of the City
Council of said City, and of the Village District IN
said civ said taxes are due and payable to the
Collect.r on or before August 49, 1883, and that an
abatement or
Discount Of Seven Per Cent.
win be allowed on all Taxes Voluntarily Paid on OF
before that day. and Interest at SIX rer Cent. w,
~ sd led TO all taxes remaining unpaid August H.
1,Ss. GUY IOhNEn' ites1ne ~ -. y. ..ur--,s
June 20, 1ee3- 1uneiSr @"-tan aug"
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HaDlan has made 1884, 900 BY rowing, since
1877.
Gen. Clusters monument il now ready At
Nontello, Wisconsin. 1t weighs eleven
tens.
Jay Gould has vesy large stsbls. full Of
fast horses, hs favsrits being q peuy huilt
h0rss with IN record. but Be does not sp-
pear On the turf.
Horatio l. Perkins, 65 years old, nativs
Of Kennebunk and graduate of Bovdoin
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-07-07
Dr.. J.B. Hughes,
Private Medical Rooms.
CONFIDENTIAL.

Ladies or Gentlemen requiring medical advics o.
well 10 Danish all difdence and make an early sppi.
cation to DIR. HUGHES.
The Doctors long. successful practice In this city.
together with the marvellous cures, are unquestiona.
Die guarantees Of hisskill and ability.
Persons who cannot personally consult the Doctor
can DO 80 BY writing In plain manner description
OF their disease, and appropriate remedies viii be
forwarded immediately. All correspondence strictly
confidential. and will b. returned II desired.
No. 800 CUMBERLAND ST.
PORTLAND, ME.
mar2dAv1y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-07-07
III
How Lost. How Restored

just published, new edition Of DIR. CULVER
WELLS Celebrated Essay on the radical cure Of
Spermstorrb1a or Seminal Weakness, lRvoiuutary
seminal Lssses. Impotency, Mental and Physical
Ineapactty lmPedimenfs TO Marriage etc.: also,
Indulgence, or sexual extravagance. 6.
The celebrated author, In this admirable essay,
clearly demonstrates from thirty years. successful
abuse may be radically cured; pointing out mode
Of cure at once simple, certain and e6ectuaI, by
condition may Be, may cure Rimseif cbesply. pri.
vateIy, and radically.
A1This Lecture should be in the hands Of every
youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal In plain envelope 70 any address
on recsipt Of six cents or two postsse stamps.
Address,
THE CULVERWELL MEDICAL, co..
q Ann st., New York, n. r, Post Once Box
~. nSwiv.
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Railroads a1In Steamboats.
Maine Central Railroad.
Change Of TIME.

On snd after JUNE 18th. 1853. trains will leave
Algusta-
For Lewiston. Portland and Bosten ut 500
loo. A. H.. 800, 4.l2 Fast Express. and ii.0o p. n
The Fast Express train stops between Augusta
and Portland a Halowell. Gardiner and Brunswick
only, and arrives in Boston at loco p. N.
For kockland. 6-ee and 10c3 A.. n and on Satur
days only At 400 or 4.12 p. II.
FOR farmIngton. 800 sne l0.o3 A. II.
Fer Bath. 500. lo.cS \. ~: 3.ro and 4.l2 p. n
and on saturdays only af ll.03 p. II.
For Wstsrviile z.iS. S.oO 4. NJ; 40 and 7.35
p. n.
For Skowhegan and Belfast, 2l9 A. NJ; 40 r. n.
For Dexter. Banscr Arooetook Co. and ST. John,
2lv A. NJ; 10 and 7-25 r. NJ, Fast Express, stop
ping between Augusta and Bangor at Waferville and
Newport only.
Night Pullman Trains eaNh vsv every night. Snp
ssvs included, but not 20 skowhegan on Monday
mornings. or to Belfast and Dexter. beyond Ban.
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e RRH

o.s..s,s of virus. c.asing healthy seeEstsoss. r
ssiisvs inAsmnation. protects sne @ i,.. s.s1
- Ell. the sores and restores the sense q tesse
nd smeIi. Benencial res.its are realised 1y sE~
- r,csisr.s a thorough treatment v1M ceIe.
Ppgar a. s,rs1hr, BY nail, prepaid. soe-seanps
received. So1d By an dr.s9!sf:: o-.Nv.
~rrvRRFT COUNTT.- In Psoones Cssrs,
al AsgsSsa. on tie second 1A0"aes
Isis tSSHH a. goBURN, Gsaruisn Of Edi!h > KIM km-
81 ban Of Asgusta. IN .ase CosnX: Xs:ssn;r ~ aie
nSpssrp. Thss notice thereof Be s5ysn sefss =
Tee.s 80 ~ Sr the kennebec Josrnal, neuapes
1Sy n A.sssta, that ~ pesous i.bsessea ~
ps.sX Il s Coart q Probafe thcn y = 49,.
4 Aueusta. sd -. eanse' ~
shosld sot . 40 EVERY O. sBRAN.. ye1s:
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DISCHARGE OF INsoLvENrs.

hearing win be had on the petitions Of Henry
c. james o. y est wsteYville. n. C. DOllof Of Nj.
Vernon. and Hebron NJ. Wentworth Of Gardner,
for full discharge Of all their debts, proysble
under the Insolvent Lsrws Of Maine, 1t the
Probate Court Room In Augusta. ON Monday.
r. N. Attest: HOwiRD OWN. '''''-
Register Of the Court Of Insolvency.
Augusta, June Is. l0es. sw2Ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-08
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
Ivy Grubbs & Apperson.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
No. north Eleventh street.

COMMISSIONERS SAL f OF "A
" LARGE QUANTITY or tMPRoyED AND
UNIMPROYtDREAL ESTATE ON yENABLalE,;,
sTRfrfs pfHioSGiS 70 TE EST ATE or
GEORGE HOWARD, DECEASED. AT AUG
TONI In pursuance Of decree Of the Cbanccry
Court of the city of Richmond. entered on The 81
Of Apr. 1888, Ia The suit Of Howard Is. Howard,
the undersigned, rs special commissioners appoint
ed thereby, will on
THURSDAY, APHfL 10, 1883,
commencing az O'Clock l.. NJ. proceed 20 sell n
PORTION Of THE REAL ESTATE of George
Howard. deceased, situated rs above. and consisting
Of The following lots or parcels of land
and Darlington streets, fronting 1879 feet on the
south side or Darlington street
2. 4 VACANT LOT at the corner of Vcnable
and scott streets. fronting 1872 feet on the north
side OF Yenable and running back to Darlington
street. ..... 49,,
thereon at the of Scott and Vcnable streets
fronting IA feet on the north side Of Ncnable and
running back on the east line Of scott street.
4. 4 LOT, with a WOODEN DWELLING
thereon. adjoining the list-namcd on the east
fronting as feet IL inches ON the north side Of
Venabic street, beginning Al feet from scott
street.
s. 4 LOT on the south side Of yenablo street. at
the corner of scott. fronting % feet % inches on
scott street with TWO SMALL WOODEN
DWELLINGS thereon.
@. A VACANT Lot on the north side of Vena-
BILE street AT the corner of Jessamne street, with
front on Venablc street of 30 feet.
7. a LOT adjoining the last-named ON the west,
with BRICK DWELLING thereon, fronting 40
feet inches on the north side of Nenable stree.
All of the said property Is fully described on
plat made by j. j. Peasants which VIII ne eAnlD-
tied the day Of sale. and may be seen before that
time Mt the office of the auctiOneers.
If the sale Is not completed on the aboye-named
day II will De continued from day 20 day. COM
mencing at the same hour, until the whole property
l. sold.
TERMS: Enough In cash 10 pay the costs of this
suit and the expenses of sale, and the residue IN
three equal instruments upon credits Of one, two.
and three years the purchaser giving for deferred
instalmcnts his negotiable notes. with interest
added from the day Of sale and endorsed by such
person persons n shall he accepted sufficient
security 10y the special commissioners. But If any
purchaser shall prefer To do 50 he viii be permitted,
upon paving Al least one third of the amount of his
purchase I'm cash. 10 give his notes without an en-
lOrsor for the remainder at one. two, and three
wears with interest added. In either case the title
10 be retained until all the purchase money Is paid
aud conveyance directed 10y the Court.
THOMAS J. EVANS,
4. II. COURTNEY,
Special Commissioners.
RUBDs APPERsoN, Auctioneers. apps
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-08
,Amillauaa AilaYatGh,
SUNDAY. ......... APkiL :, 1888.
IN Lave win Edwin Booth.
A FOOLISH GIRL TEMrTs FATE. AND Is FOR
TrNATE IN THE MANS HONESTY.
f<c,x York Star1

TrNATE IN THE MANS HONESTY.
fNew York start
Speaking Of the prosecutions Of actors re-
minds me Of very pretty story regarding
Edwin Booth. IL was while he was play
mig ut the Winter Garden that young miss
In her teens fen desperately in love with
him. She was the only daughter OF
wealthy parents, and night after night
she would make some excuse 10 leave home
and go 20 the theatre. She delugcd Booth
with lovc-lctters, and finally he wrote
TO her. telling her 10 meet him at the stage
door at the end OF the performance on q
certain evening. She was there according
to appointment Booth handed her into
his carriage and gave some whispered in
structions 10 the driver. The horses were
driven rapidly. and in few moments the
young girl found herself in front OF her
own house. The carriage stopped, ana
Booth assisted her 10 alight. Taking her
arm in his. he walked with her up the
stoop and rang the bell. TWAS late, aud the
girls father. who had become very anxious
about her whereabouts, opened the door.
When he saw her in the company Of the
actor he started back in establishment.
"Mr. -" said Booth, very quietly,
al have brought your daughter home. She
has been very foolish. but she has promised
never to be so again, and | would advise
you to take better care Of her." With
these words be turned and left. That
young girl is a happy wife and mother
now, but she never tires OF telling the les
son she received from the great actor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-08
By Frank -. nm & Co..
Real Estate Agent, and Auctiouccr,.
HOS Main ~trtpf
TRI-STEES, SALE OLE THArLAnc

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT LARGE
Il AND HANDSOME FOUR.STOR BRICK
DIV ELLiNG. WITH DETACHED hITCHFN.
&C. Vt lliE NORTHWEST CORNER or
BhoND AND COLLEGE STREETS. At AUC-
IioN.-Iiy virtue OF deed OF trust from Jane,
leigh Jones and wife dated September 25. ISs2.
ana duly recorded IN the clerk, office of Rich
nond Chanccry Court. We will sell. upon the
premises. ON
SATURDAY, April IA. Iss3.
AZ O'Clock i. VI. commencing promptly. On
mat LOT, WITH TuE IMPROVEMENTS
THEREON, situated on the north side ~ Broad
street, In the city OF Richmond. II The northwest
corner OF the intersection Of Broad aud college
Streets fronting on Broad street IA = feet tu-
ping back between parallel lac. l62 fett 40 an
alley.
The house contains twelve or more rooms:
Auchrn viii four rooms, aud other ,ut-housss.
The dwelling T. in uice order throughout, lifted mo
with all The modern Improvements hot aud cold
water. e..
TERMS one fourth cash; halrncc In four. eight,
and twelve months, Tor negotiable NOTES. Interest
10 BE- added, ana secured by q deed ct trust.
JOHN \. COKE.
r. ". CHRISTIAN.
Trustees.
sale 10y FRANK ID. Hill & Co.. Aue,ioncers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-08
REAL ESTATE AGENTS & BROKERS
~--~'-~--~--
ERANk ID. HILL & CO.,
L REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
BROKERS, AND AUCTIONEFRS,
HOS MAIN STREET.

REAL ESTATE SOLD AT AUCTION AND
PRIVATELY. PROPERTY LEASED or RENT
I'd OUT, ard RENTS COLLECTED AND
PROMPTLY RENTED.
We have made The NEGOTIATION or LOANS
on REAL ESTATE \ SPECIALITY. and po~tics
having MONEY TO LEND ON GOOD CITY
PROPERTY can always &c accommodated with
trst-class security. Parties who desire 10 BOR-
ROW MONEY VIII do wen to confer with H., As
our charges are always moderate aud uniform.
McMht advance money 10 parties who desire 10
build' IN sums 10 suit. and also make liberal ad-
Vanccs on rents. Business. entrusted 10 "a, will re-
ceiNe prompt attention. and negotiations be strict
~ confidential. FRANK -. HILL & 60,
NH 3O-F,Su&Tulm Auctiopeers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-08
Ky William II. Lyme & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioueers,
11l3 Main street.

VRUSTEE'S SALE BY AUCTION OF
L 4 VALUABLE TWO-STORY BRICK
DWELLING on TIE NORTH SIDE OF CLAY
STREET BETWEEN ENTN-SENENTH
AND TWENTY-EIGHTII sTREETS.-Bv virtue
of 4 decree Of the Eichm~lI Ihlncery Court in
the suit of q" K. H. WhlrlOck. trustee for Ellen l..
Pcdn. &C., rs. James W. Pcdin," entered on 1t
July. 1879. thc'undcrsigucd trustee will sci by
public auction. ON the PREMISE. on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL II. 1883.
al O'Clock Z. W., \ PART OF TIE REAL
ESTATE mentioned in said iccrcc-t0 wit: That
TWO-STORl BRICK, DETACHED DWELL
ING, No. 27rS. On the north side Of Clay street
between 1wcnty--cycnth and Twenty ghth
streets. in the city Of Richmond, containing six
rooms aud kitchen. with lot fronting 81 j-l2 feet
on Clay street and running back l27 feet, more or
less.
TERMS: one fourth cash: residue 10y ncgota-
blc notes. 6. Il. :. and a months, with inter-
ct added. aud title retained until The purchase
money /. fully paid and conveyance oriiercd by
q e. Court. ROBERT II. WIlITLOCk.
Trustee.
WILLIAM II. LYME & CO., Auctionecrs. apo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-08
HOTEL COMFORT,
H QUEEN STREET, HAMPTON, VA.

This elegant and newly-furnished hotel is now
OXEN cor The reception of guests This hotel bqy-
inx been nfted M with tbe greatest attention 10
shr modern requirements & tl,c travelling public.
supplies want long expeI .cncei by those visiting
nadnpton IN quest Of comfort, economy. eiyiiity
. Neais az all hours In restaurant. Special terms
iaiRe ssmple-rooms for commercials whose pa
b0nafc Is Especially asked for. Commercial Irfes
W per- day. Ii. BARNARD, Proprietor,
mh f-e3m Late Manager OF Bon Air Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-08
by Furmau Topper,
Real Estate Agent ana Auclloncer,
1916 Main street.
A TTRACTINE AI-CTION SALE q

4 TTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE OF
n TEN NEW FRAMED DWELLINGS on
TWEEN N-SENENTH BETWEEN VtNABLE
MD x SIREhTS.-By request of the owner, /
shalt sell hy auction IN
MONDAY, APRIL IG. 1888.
on the pr misses, at . O'clock =. VI. the above-rc-
fcrrcd-io NALU ABLE PROPERTY. The house,
were recently buzz. have five rooms including the
kitchen, and yield a paying rental. lie los are
ample ana are supplied with fine wafer The at.
t"niiun OF AL -ccSiUg prodtlblc iayo,.m or
snug home, is called To thc VERY DE~IE AL
SM AL PROPERTY, which H. increasing IN value
and attrGctiyCucss A. the surrounding improve
mcnt- 20 ON.
TEENS: one fourth cash; balance in one. two
and three years II dcsirci.
FUHMAN UPPER,
~ Auciiouetr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-08
OOO CoRDsTAN-BARK WANTED.

We will contract for 1000 CORDS CHEST
NUT-OAk AND SPANlSll-OAk BARK. 10 be
peeled this spring. Terms: Cash. For price, &C..
call ri orr Oiiec AZ Manchester Tanncry and Su-
mac-Aiils, or address
\. ID. SHOTWELL & CO..
fc Ig-3n Manchester. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-08

certify that The aDOvc statement Of my vie Is
corrcci and inln wlth her I'm expressing sy graf
itusc for the great benefit she has received; r,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-08
by Quarlcs * McCurdy,
Real Estate Agents. Auctionccrs, and Brokers,
1912 Main street.
VHOSE TWO THREE-STORY BRICF

TIIOSE TWO TIIREE-STORY BRICK
Il STORES SITUATED AT THE SOUTHEAST
CORN H OF EIGHT ZENITH AND FRANKLIN
STREETS. Nos. y AND %, FOR SALE At
PuBLlC ACCIlON.-By request Of the owner we
VIII offer for sale. upon the premises, on
FRIDAY, APRIL ID, 1883,
NJ > O'Clock T.. 81. the TWO BRICK STORES
above described. The stores have modern fronts.
and are occupied 10y good tenants and yield fair
rents. There j. also under each store q good. dry
cellar. The upper part 81 each store contains
about sin rooms. Ga. water, and culycrt cOnnec-
lions Ia both houses. Tie entire premises are in
perfect order.
This property being situated in one square of the
First Market and I'm the centre Of large retail
trade viii AT all times command tenants and yield
good rents. The property viii be- sold rs % whole
on su)GlNdcd III time OF sale % suit purchasers.
The LOT M, 4 front of b feet on the east line
Of Eighteenth street. and runs back along Frank
lin street % the property OF The Masonic Han.
TERMS: VIII be LIBERAL and announced &C sale.
and parties may attend with the rance Of get
ting bargain. - the Owner is determined Ia Sell.
QUARLES K MCCURDI,
an AurtiOuccTS