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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-01-24

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Everything new. Capital not required. We will fur
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EIy's Cream Balm,
Assure Cure for catauh and Hay Fever

Messrs. VIM. RUST & Sons, Druggists, New Bruins
wick N. j., Since boyhood have been troubled with
Catarrh and Hay Fever. and have been unable to OBJ
tain permanent relief until used Ely's Cream Balm,
which has cured me. Z. l.. CLICKENER, New Bruins
wick, NJ. Price 50 cents Win mail 1t.
FLY'S CREAM BALM CO., Oswego n. Y AVA
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Financial Statement

tIuduOioi otdtoIHcHt
WASHINGTON COUNTY, JANUARY l, 1888
George w. Reed, Treasurer, in account
with Washington County:
DEBIT.
Jan. ., 1882 To Balance in Treasurors
May g. 1882 To 6ssh TsSetysa ioT rent
June 49, 1882 To Set tp Amo Sisth reeeSsd 'o0O
from per cent tax. l47als
state Treasurer for ped
ler's licenses and ex-
. cess of Probate fees.... 9O9.5O
,,n ,o,, ~. ite sold. ..,.;:;:;:::;..... .2a5
---sa5sas7
Jan. l. 1882 BY Paid amount Of orders
for Indebtedness of
County. outstanding
P aid Orders + 'f for i Ssi..... 1856 S
Treasurer's salary and
Balahes '' in H. lands Of OH
Ireasurer'....'...'..... iooIoi ..-,> o-
--S3532S
Outstanding indebtedness for which orders
have been 1890
/ have this day audited and settled the
account of the treasurer of Washington
county, as above. January l, 1888.
MELVILLE E. SMILE, Auditor.
The foregoing account of the treasurer
of Washington county was exhibited to
and approved by us this LIST day OF Janu.
airy. A. d. 1888, and the same is correc,
statement of the finances of said county
J. H. HASTINGS, JUICES II
j. M. FISHER, County Coui
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XMAS AND NEW YEARS GIFTS.

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Early DAYS of Christianity

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This edition is printed from large, clear type on
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The Cream Of all Books Of Adventure
R ASSGEs And p DnTSS

The thrilling adventures of all the hero explorers and
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lvely bound in cloth. Price I
The Dark Colleen.
Seekers after God. By
Canon Fairar.
The Green Mountain Boys
Fleurette. BY Eugene Scribe.
Second Thoughts. Broughton
The New Magdalen.
Divorce. BY Margaret Lee.
Life of Washington.
Irene. By Carl Detlef.
Vice Versa. By F. Anstey.
John Halifax. Miss Mulock.
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good paper, and very attrat
Hyperion. By Longfellow.
Outre-Mer. By Longfellow.
The Happy'Boy and Arnc.
Erankenstien. BY Shelley.
Clytie. By Hatton.
The Moonstone. By Collins.
Ihe Coming Race. Lytton.
The Three Spaniards.
The Tricks Of the Greeks
unveiled. Robert Houdin.
Liable Constantin.
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'0N Y" +oVSAA co. Publishers Il Is vesev ST. New York
The above are for Sale by T. G. PHINNEY MONTPELIER VI
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; they are neatly printed Oh
} cents each.
The Giant Raft. Verne.
Two on a Tower. Hardy.
Princess Of Thule. Black.
Life Of Marion. By Horny
and Weems.
The Hermits. By Kingsley.
Duke Of Kandos. Mathey.
East Lynne. Mrs HenryWood
Jane Eyre. Charlotte Brontt,
Robin. BY Mrs. Parr.
Marriage in High Life.
Admiral's Ward. Alexander.
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Austin, at the M. II. onurcn last Sunday
to his people for their consideration was
the question of the jailor, What must I do
to be Saved, and Paul's answer. Believe
on the Lord Jesus Christ. A goodly
number listened. and many were in the
class meeting saying. 81 believe" And
still the work goes on. On Sunday evening
union services were held at the Congrega.
tional church; the house was full and new
voices were telling glad news of salvation.
This week is to be a week of prayer BY
the churches. They are determined to
beat back the tide of evil that seems to
hang over our village. There is strong
faith and our victory is near.
CHELsEA.-Walter NJ. Ordway went to
Portland last week.
John A. Twiss visited West Randolph
last week.
B. Wilbur Smith returned 10 Lowell,
Mass, last Monday.
John Thompson of New York CITY is
visiting his aged father.
Henry Bryant has gone to Manchester,
N. H., to work in factory.
The "willing workers." society met
with Mrs. J. Norris last Wednesday.
John Jones is quite seriously III, with
doubtful prospects of recovery.
Rev. E. E. Herrick goes TO Tunbridge
to preach each Sunday afternoon.
Rev. j. Evans of Canaan, VT, preached
at the Methodist church last Sabbath.
Rev. W. II. Davis OF Beverly, Mass.
was in town last week on flying visit.
Ned A. Davis has returned from school
at st. Johnsbury academy on short
vacation.
Mrs. M. NJ. Scales has sold her fancy
goods and millinery business to Miss A.
A. Clement.
John Smith has become the object of
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,rr,,,r n, sIeo56Aie.I0 cash and Maren,
sis2oasis 2aZ April. Lard quiet ana s's snrI
sii.2' tasii.22k cash and March. Ia 90 20 %
RuIk- $3.50; sh,Il r'"' WV
short clear. 1920. Whisky, SLID
MILwtukrt
uuw.rKt, March q-Flour In fair dfmana
wheat steady: No 2 Milwaukee hard, 30 20, !.
cash, siO7l March sl.u6'.; Apri. Si iawer
No. 3, o2c.; No. 4, &c. Corn au'' anu q doc.
bid: white. 44c. Provisions higher Mess Y, ~ o.
cash and March. Lard-Prime sle I'm 1re.scd
March. Live heg. 1lrm at rb'OOgf''i''
hogs nomnally f7.75@s7eO.
NEW YORk COT1ON TUTlkhs
NEW YORK, March q. -Coiion-Net Tsceip.s'
10 bales: gross receipts, 6.622 bales. fu,Irs
closed weak sales $1,000 bales: March,
sIO16: April, slO.20@slO.3O; NAY, ~ , 90
siO43: Jnnc &lO.55: july, flO.6Sm,lnu.:vOy, :
August sIO.79ms10.sO; Sep,emher SIO.1uv-
sl0.53: October, s10.2l@s Oh S ,n
sIIIInsl1.l3; December siO.lEnflV'if'
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ART GALLERY.

EOSTER, CAMPBELL a co, having
a taken the elegantly Furnished ART GAI.
LtRf AZ No: 525 Broad lroet, request The pai .
ronage OF their friends and the public .cneriIIy
est style Of the Photographic art. Terms indicate
dr: W. W. FOSTER has been for the Last nye wears
n CAMP BELL has been for -four years chief oucrs'
tor Ia the same lery. Sas formerly with Sarony
Aiid tts no supcris at his bu-ineSs. The firm IL
beiler prepared To deliver fue work than any
other gallery In the city You Will find them
prompt aud ca, ,rons, ana you will DC pleased
VIII W. WORK. NH 4-lw
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( CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY
- SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DECEMBER "a
DEPART RICHMOND: Louisville and Cincin.
nail express, T. VI. daily; NAL. A. VI. daRy
teAcePt sunday 20 clifton Forge; for Norfolk
for Old Point, $50 \. VI. daily
IhE l.. NJ. TRAIN sIOfS FOR LOCAL.
VILE.
ARRIVE RICHMOND: From the West 8 A.
VI. daily, $3.50 l.. VI. Except sunday aud g.I5 y
81 daily; from Norfolk md ola Point HAS A. NJ
daily Except sunday; from Old PoinL3.55 L. N. .
Pullman sleepiRg-cars ana day coaches from
Richmond 20 Cincinnati daily, and from Char
lottesYllle $50 H. ". daily 10 Louisville with
Out change.
licket-omces: lOOC Main ,tnst aud Chcsa-
peake and Ohio Railway depot.
II. W. FULIkR.
General Passenger Agent
q. W. SMITH. teueraf MANAGE 80 =
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PARIS, March 9.--sIx thousand persons.
most OF them attracted by motives Of curl
osity, collected on the Esplanade DIES lnys-
Hides this afternoon. The police, without
resistance, prevented groups from form
ing. Fifteen persons were arrested. II Is
reported that Louise Michel Is among the
number. The police barred the passage
OF five hundred men who were marching
TO the Elysee, the residence of President
Grevy. The affair was fiasco.
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IRON, STEEL, DC.
METALS, GRINDSTONES, &c.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO BUY
IA OUT A STOCK OF cool ) and rent one of
the best st1pds In the county, on the liver road
about invent, miles FROM Richmond. A drst-class
house and onl-blildings; well Of good water on
the lot; also, several acres of fine land fenced I'm
and rent modevzte. Terms liberal 10 a responsible
party: For full particulars address LOCh-BOX
pti Richmond, va. NH e'f,suAJu3ls
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
BY r. r.. thaflin & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers.
sc. nO4th tenth street.
DEREMPTORY SALE on THEFAR,

DEREMPTORY SALE OF TIE FARM
i OF THIRTY ACRES, WITH CORN-MUL,
lCE-pOND. AND ATTRACTIVE PLEASURE
tIIi.-wc are authorized 10 sell this TRULY
VALUABLE PROPERTY, known H. STA
PLES'S MILL at great bargain. upon the most
liberal 'erms. the owner being unable To- give IL his
personal attention. Its proximity 10 Richmond.
IL being Immediately on the Richmond. frcdc.
rickshure and Potomac railroad, ant its nitur 4
beauty. render this one Of the most desirable
pieces OF property I'm the western suburbs. The
MILL Is In excellent order and does good bush
ness. TWO Of the five ice-hOuse~ the place were
nllcd thi, whit r with GOOD COUNTRY ICE.
which VIII be sold with the place. The dwelling
Is a NEAT, NEW COTTAGE Of six rooms. sur
rounded by the necessary out-hOuscs. The land,
Which Is well adapted for gardening and trucking.
Is about OnC-balf cleared, and hats upon II young
orchard + choice frut-trcs S. The pond, With the
presents the most desirable resort for excursion
and picnic purpose, within reach Of Richmond
Taken altogether, this property well managed,
viii produce q larger return for the investment
than any Of the same value IN the county IL will
pay Tor Itself in few year..
ms sale presents a rare OPT Ortuni'y for an in
dustfiou5 man without capital u make himself
comfortable for life, and TO the capitalist Il offers
delightful counlry-scat, which will pay its own
expenses instead of being a -ink-pOckct
The mill viii be sold separately from the rest of
the property II desired.
MI are invited 10 cal uron us at cuce for further
PARTICULAR, ~ our instructions are pcrcmpt0ry 10
sell. X. Il. CHAFFIS q co.
Real Estate Agents.
NH 1927 No. Tenth street, Richmond. Va.
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~ W. Goddin & Son. Auctioueers.
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE At AUCTION OF VERY VAL.
- LIABLE AND REMARKABLY COVE.
Ll-ARRANGE RESIDENCEON TIfF
WEST LlNE on TWELFTH BETWEEN
MARSH ALL AND BROAD STREET :. ~ REAR
OF TIE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-At an
request Of The owner. We shall offer Tor sale al
public auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY. MARCH -. 1888,
at 4 O'Clock +. VI. that WEIL-BTILT AND
DNlRABLl-ARRANGE BRICk DWELL
ING, located a. above. fOur stories high. hand
sOmely furnshcd, containing eight large rooms.
besides closets. handsome lbrary-roOm, store
room, several scry2nis' rooms, cOOkiug-rangcs.
bathroom. drcssng-room, front iron ycrand 4.
and rot only IN perfect order. but hni-hed in beau
uiu style. The rooms are not only large, ut are
wei NcniilItcd and lighted. and the view of The
Governors mansion and grounds is beautiful.
ii l. only necessary To examine the premises 20
bc charmed with their many attractions.
Possession gwen In few days In the mean
time the auctiOneers will show the premises 10
tho G who may call on them.
TERMS Very liberal, and made known at the
bme Of sale. W. GODDlN x son.
mn AuctiOuecre.
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BY Telegraph.


NFw YORK, March NOOn.-SiOcks dull.
Money. & per cent tXchmge-LOng. 4S2; short
4S4s. state bonds neglected. Governments un-
changed.
Stare speculation opened iirm, and prices all
showed fractional Improvement from those II
Yesterdays closc. Daring the first hour the mar
ket wac strong on a moderate volume Of busi-
ness. and further advance Of IA per cent. was
recorded. In which Union Pacific. Chicago. Bur
ingtOn and Quincy. Canada southern, Colorado
coal. and Wabash preferred were the leading fe1-
lures. After this the market became dull. and
shortly after mid day there was a reaction of 1G@
=. led by Denver and Rio GrIndc and the coal
share. There was thcn slight improvement.
followed in the last hour by 4 decline of "a Q.
New Jersey Central and Union Pacific being the
greatest sufferers IN the downward movement.
Prices Subsequently rallied to the extent of ! per
cent, tut In the final dealings this was lost, the
market closing duh and heavy. The closing quo
tatiOnS, compared with thOs' of yc' tcrday, are ir
regular, bat show only fractional changes. Trans
actions aggregated 100000 sha C..
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, March 9.-virginia G's, CONSOLE
dated, AZ; secUid series, 34'i: paSt-due coupons,
15 lew lu-4Irs, "a; new 81, 5Ok Bid today.
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Imh 10-cOd1wi


IN STORE AND FOR SALE, 80 bar
Il rels Of EARLY ROSE POT NTOEs-Yorh
Stte, Maine. and Vermont; 20 barrels BUR-
RANKS 25 barrels GOODRICH. and % barrels
PEERLESS; A. 90 COCOANUTS. 10 boxes
LEMONS, 40 boxes GOLDFISH, 200 cases CAN
NED TOMATOES. l.. POWERS,
mh4-l 1916 east Main street.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. March 9, 1883.

GRAiN AND COl lON EACtANGE
RICHMOND. March o, $50.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Whitc. 90 bushels. Re-eXhibited. ~
bushels. Red. 5,U23 bushels. Re-cNhibited, 27U
bushels
CORS.-NhIte, 4l2 bushels. Mixed, 1874 BUSH
els.
.OATS.-2,22 20 bushels. Re-eXhibitcd, ,624 bush
els
RYR.-2O bushels.
MEAL.-4O bushels.
PEAS.-l66 bushels.
fLOUR.-zJO barrels.
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-White, 1872 bushels good 10 prime al
1925 to el.SO. Rcd, GAS bushels good 90 very
good Longberry at 1927 TO SI.30; 1884 hushci.
mixed at sl.l6 TO 81 80: 32S hu-helS common u
very gOod Shortbcrry at sl.05 20 Sl.26
COES.-Whitc pa bushels good TO prime AZ 60
to 65c. Mixed, S4 bushels good Il prime at 81
to Coo.
OATS. 3fS winter on private terms.
RNE.-2O bushels very good on private terms.
"EAS.-0G bushels mixed ON private terms; 1l2
bushels black at = 80.
CoTTON.-Tone s'tady. Receipts, 127 bales
shipments, IL bales. Quotations: Middhng, 81 C..
low uIIdding, 9isc.; good ordinary, &c.; ordinary.
7.c.
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WOOD AND coal.


WOOD AND COAL T. II G II
w ANTllRAClTE-house sizes; SAW ED.
BLOth, and hlNDLING WOOD; CPOWN-
tlIL STINT COAL, WEST VIRGINIA and
CT MBERLAND COAL. FUEL Of all Kinds DO
liyered promptly. order by telephone or other
wise :. l.. LATIlROP,
NH 10 Seventeenth street. at Draw-bridee.
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Flour.

Flour ", quote: Tt s3@s3.25: superfine
-3.7jTs4.25; Extra, S5GS5.40: common family
>5.50d$6: Patent family s7MS7.75.
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Gfr Diamond Dyes are so perfect and so
beautiful that il is a pleasure 20 use them.
Equally good for dark or light colors. 10
cents.
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BOSTON. November 26, 1881.

BOSTON, November 90, 1881.
from Chemical Company:
Gent.emen,-For years have leen great suf-
ferer from Dyspepsia. and could get no relief
ghaving tried everything which was recommended
until, acting on the advice Of friend who had
oocn benefited by BROwN's IRON BITTEEs' tried
:, bottle with most surprising results. Previous to
taking Browns Iron Bitters everything ate dis
fresscd me- and suffered greatly from burning
sensation in the stomach, which was unbearable.
since taking Browns Iron BiItcrs all my troubles
are at an end. Can cat any time without any disa-
greoab.e results. am practically another person
Mis-. W. j. FLYNN,
30 Maverick street, F. Boston.
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Wheat active and lower; No. 2 spring. 81. O3SeI
ti'vrf,. feJectcd, zoe; No. Chicago spring,
s,i 20 March, si.os's@sl .6s< April; No.
:, 01fr6ssc cash, 671sG 5sc. March, 5sE IA 5s5.e'
Apsii re- ctcd, 4ae150c. Ofs dull, weak, aud
lower No. 2. acc. cash, 4af42kc. March, 42Er.
April Dessed hogs quiet III S7,90gss. Ptrk
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SASH, BLINDS. DOORS. dc.

VITHITEHURST q OWEN,
w MANUFACTURES 81
SASH. BLINDS DOORS, MOULDiNGS,
BR NCkEIS. &c,
AND DEALERS IN BUILDERS HARDWARE,
TWELFTH STKEET
BETWEEN CANAL AND BYRD.
NH 3-3m RICHMOND. Va.
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PERSONAL.
A DM1NIsTRATORs NOTICE.

IA -
Having qualified rs administrator of the estate
OF the late EI.IZ NBETIi \ SAM A\Nl. N per-
sous indebted tn her VIII pie Use make prompt pay
ment 20 me. and those having cllims ag,fns her
will present them to me duly authenticated for
set cement
NH 9-3t JOSEPH SANIhNN1.
NUTICE-TO THE PUBLIC: | have
~ this day february | ., 1881 appointed RO-
BERT SHlNAUIT rs my agent 10 carry on and
conduct tn HUCkSrEH ING BUSINESS IN the
Old Martet-to buy and sell for cash only.
CHARLES l.. SATTkRWAirE.
fe l3.24.& Mh3SiO
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by Furman Topper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
1Ol6 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY
Il FRAMED DWELLING No. 10 WEST
BAKER STREET.-By virtue of certain deed
of trust, dated November %, 1881, from Richard
johnson and wife, and recorded I'm Richmond
Chancery Court. -. Il. ll9 A, page AIS, default
described, we shall sell al public auction, on The
premises, on
TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1883.
al > o'clock r. NJ, the following property. de-
s,ribed ~ said deed certain lot OF Land with a
FRAMED DIV ELLlNG thereon, fronting 2J feet
on the south side Of Baker between 81 lanes and
-. John streets and running back I2S feet 10 an
alley 20 feet wide.
TERMS Cash as 10 the costs Of sale and note
Of 1915, with Interest from February %, lSg3
balance, IL any, rs announced AZ sale
WALTER SYDNDR,
7. 1UPPER, JR.,
Trustees.
FUEMAN TUPPER, Auctioneer. NH 2
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STEWART BROWNS SONS,
- 3S PINE STREET, NEW YORK.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. STOCKS, AMI
BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON
COMMISSION.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES 4 SPECIALITY
INV l3-SllYl
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UNDERSTANDING GOODS. &c.

HARkULD'S
IL ClllLDREN'S CARRIAGES.
PROM - TO $50.
Especial orders taken for any style or color. We
carry the largest line in the city,
DECORATED CHAMB n 81 T. from 90 to $50;
TIN TOILET Is from si.75 TO s.;
siLVER-PLATED WARE II ,vry doser ton.
from all the Ill factories, aud special Or
ders tax for st no 1 s'oct.
Buy Of US anf YOU vii sc tickets FIRE, 10 our Sc
cpnd craving f the
SIX HANDSOM PRIZES
now on es biti N IA GU window.
ARROLD'S,
NH s-Th,saSSl3t SIT road str, ct.
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I'VE YORK-RINER LINE
BAL TI,IOl,E

Tri-weekiy Except Sunday. Untll furth,r no.
tcc steamers ria This line leave West Point fUr
Baltimore Tuesdays, THURSDAYS, aud saturday..
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DICHMOND AND ALLEGHASY
IL RAILROAD.

sol HAAS. Traffic Manager.
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lPasg', daily Freight asi- fright daily
cxct Sundav.l y *. Sund'yl *. sunddy
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AUCTION sALEs...Future Days.
--.--.- >-y--~>-I-~.e~-
by w. Goddin & son, Auctir7ccrs'
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

by W. Goddn & son, Aucu'-'ee'''
corner Eleventh and Bank streets
GALE AT AUCTION OF InhbE E
- FRAMED DWELLiN.s lDE rIN uaTRpE "a,
THE WEST LINE or HANCOCk 81 IN
itrTWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH sTREEIs,E1h'
a., reorest Of the owners we shall sell ut auction'
on the premises, on
TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1888,
-, x o,cIoct -. NJ. THREE FRAME DWELL
INGS located as abovetne first adjoining 'he IT,,
dcncp of Mr. George H. Fox. fronting 20 iec,' run
ming back 16j ieet containing fotr large r"""'
we'll finished. with wide passage 20 u. ,>,.p,r
Also the LOT ard SMALL fKAME ~ ; 80, -
M; adjoining on the west fronting FAX % zee.
Containing two rooms, bounded on the soutn ny !"
continuation Of Catherine street when opeinea, eno
Hiso. the LOT separated FROM The small lene-
,,o,,t aforesaid by Catherine street when conlIn-
nod. running back l65 feet, having ihereon a
GOMFORTABLE FRAMED DNELLlN" co"-
The location IS an improving one, ana "i,h'h
two squares Of Elba depot.
TEIiMs Al le. eeo,, ,,c.torcors
NH y W. NDDDIN EV4Nf F"' 49,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 0, 1883.

PORT OF RICHMOND, MAKCH y 1850
Arrived.
schooner Cav Thomas. shoe. Perth Annoy
iron. Richmond and Dsnvillc Railroad C0npanh'
sclooner Imogeue Diycrty. Curtis, NorloiA'
light. Curtis Parker. o,,
rhooncr Harry Sheppard, Clayton, Orient L.
4 . gnano, william G.. Crenshaw. 80 p,.t
schooner Thomas Richards, nopslns' p"''
SAILED.
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, New ORR
merchandise and passengers, q. W. Alien Co''
agents. n,u,,,ht, ,,ercban.
Steamer Fanita. -. Phlladelphla' iheI'h'"
disc, j. ~. McCarrck. agent.
,t,ainef ARIEL, clifford, Norfolk, United stale
mail. merchandise, and passengers, Il. b. Iatuu >
superintendcnt.
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FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth,.
Smithneld, and Hampton; Washington, ID. G.
Newbern, Washington, and TarborO', y. G., anc
all points in Eastern North Carolina; Also foi
Eastern shore Of Virginia. Old Point. aud al regu
lar landings on James river 81 LOWEST RATES.
and through bills Issued l.. u. TATUM,
IL 20 Superintendent
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

RICHMOND SIOCh EAOI1ANIE'
FRIDAY, March o. 1888.
saLHs-FrpsT BoARp.-i.oo0 Petersburg Rail-
road Glass A" bonds at So; 1000 North Caro-
lima new 81 at 1851.
SECOND BoAHD.-l7 shsres City Bank at 20: 10
shsrcs Atlanta and Charlotte Railroad at 60's
4 ooo Virginia new 81 at 80, 1000 do. ut 80.