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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-16

TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, BY GENTLE.
IL man and wife. Address, with lowest terms,
w. L. s., Box 80, Republican onlce. 7-1S
THREE UNFINISHED ROOMS, WITH
Il bath, light heat, and attendance for q. gentl :
man. wife and child; board in house preferred, II
strictly first class, not otherwise references
changed. Address MARYLAND, Republican Office.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-16
@anteo---2oo

TIVE OR ROOMS ON 1sT AND IN FLOORS,
IL unfinished or Il room house, In good location;
references exchanged Address Room 30, 81. Cloud
building a-lO
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Personal.

Mr.. TennysOn's wealth in property Il
said to be between 81 100000 aud $1,000,
600.
Mrs. Robert l.. Stuart has given Slj0,00(
10 the Department OF Philosophy, Prince
ton College.
James Gordon Bennett has caused it &c
be denied that he is connected with tho
Paris Ne,rS.
The late John Proctor, the wealthy
philanthropist Of AndOyer, Mass, began
life as blacksmith's boy.
Cardinal McCloskey's golden iubile,
fund, for the erection OF marble pulpit in
the cathedral in New York, amounts &c
$4,000.
Hogarth's grave at Chiswick. England
which has fallen into decay OF late, is to be
restored. Persons from I'LL parts OF the
world still visit the spot.
Notwithstanding his avowed dislike fol
Boston and Bostonians, President Arthur
has accepted an invitation to be present al
a military ball in that city January 9th.
Mr.. Pendleton. the president OF Bethany
College, West Virginia, will preach the
sermon at the 0edication OF the Garfield
Memorial church, in Washington, on the
10th instant.
VI. Vacquerie. at recent Paris dinner
spoke of Victor Hugo Is " the sovereign
poet, who ushered in the century, and vii
close it, and whose long life number:
fewer years than masterpieces"
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A Rejected Lovers Rage.

Pottsville telegram OF the Sd says
Dennis Pike, Of Mincrsville, has been pay
Ing attention to Susie bradley, also OF
Minersville, living with the family OF
John Weist. Pike was received as an &C.
cepted lover, and everything went smooth
~ until few weeks ago, when Pike was
informed by the young lady that his com.
pany was no longer desired. and Miss
Bradley began to receive attention from
another young man. Late last evening
Pike appeared at the Weist residence and
asked to sec SUSIE, who soon came to the
door and went outside to see what he
wanted. She had scarcely closed the door
when Pike struck her terrible blow with
the butt OF revolyerand fired several shots
at her. Fortunately his aim was unsteady.
owing TO his intoxicated condition. and
the shot took no effect. He ran hurriedly
into the darkness, brandlshing his re-
yolyer. This morning he was arrested
and lodged in PottsyilIe prison in default
Of $4,000 bail. Miss Bradley's injuries are
very serious, but not considered fatal.
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Traflic In Human Bodies.
CONFESSION OF A GRAvE.ROBBER AND ADMIS
sIONs RY COIIEGE DOCTOR.

CONFESSION OF A GRAyE.ROBBER AND ADMIS-
sIONs BY COLLEGE DOCTOR.
CHICAGO. January 3.-Thomas Coffee,
one OF the men arrested Yesterday for desc
Grating grave at Sycamore. ILL.,, and SELL
Ing the body TO medical college, made a
confession to-day. He said that he and his
COMPANIONS were regularly engaged in the
traffic, and that the body Of the lazy resur-
rected at Sycamore was sold to the College
of Physicians and Surgeons. OF this clty,
and he implicated DIR. HOadley, of that
college, in the transaction.
DIR. Hoadey was sent for by the detec-
t,yes, and he admitted that the lady's body
was in the dead-house OF the college. lie
said that it was the custom Of the college,
since it was no longer allowed to use
bodies OF paupers or unclaimed bodies, to
purchase corpses without asking questions
that the rule was TO keep bodies six weeks
before dssecting them; that the Sycamore
lady's body lay untouched in the dead
house-at least he supposed il was hers
and that IL her relatives would identify the
remains the college would bear all the
expenses Of reinternienl. No further
arrests have been made in the case.
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Brief News EtcrnS.

A japanese student has been selected for
the important position OF assistant TO the
professor OF anatomy at Berlin University.
The export Of diamonds from the Cape
between August 1st and November 30th,
inclusive, amounted in value to less than
$1,000.
Thieves took the safe from the Roman
Catholic church at Weston Super Mare,
England, lately, and broke it open by
throwing ii over rocks.
Stanley Griffith. who disappeared from
Salem, Ohio. TUESDAY, under suspicion of
having killed his father, was arrested
Thursday. He confessed the murder.
The Philadelphia police made $1,000 ar
rests during 1883. Of which $4,000 were for
drunkenness. Not very good temperance
exhibit for the "City of Brotherly Love-"
The "four-mile law" is being enforced
In Tennessee. 1t means that saloon shall
not be operated within four miles OF a
school-bOuse, and is Il virtual prohibition.
The Westinghouse of Milton Highland.
near Mechauicstown, Ohio, was burned
Tuesday night, and his two daughters,
aged fourteen and eight years, persisted in
the flames.
Emperor William on Thursday attended
the conservation services at the Thanksgiv-
ing church, erected to commemorate his
escape from the two attempts made to as
sassinate him in 1878. The Empress Au-
gusta and other members OF the royal
family, the Cabinet Ministers. many gen.
erals OF the army, the various municipal
officers, and the entire Berlin clergy were
present. The vicinity OF the church was
handsomely decorated. and the large
crowds present displayed immense enthu.
siasm.
The Rev. Domingo Manney, yicar-gene-
raj OF Brownsville. Texas, who has been ap-
pointed Catholic bishop OF the diocese OF
Mobile, Alabama, was born in 81. Angus
tine, Fla, about sixty wears ago. and was
educated at Springhill College, Mobile. He
was pastor OF churches In Mobile and
Montgomery, and was appointed vicar
apostolic in 1874. lie is man OF pleasing
address, OF strong will. and much learn
ing. His appointment Is regarded favor
ably In Mobile. where he has I great many
warm friends and admirers.
A Leavenworth (Ks.) telegram Of the 81
say. : John Byrne appeared before the
United States commissioner to-day aud
entered complaint against himself for
collision In defrauding the Government
out OF 800 while he was member OF the
Ninth infantry. United States army, In
1869. In his final account there was $50
In clothing and money due him, and he
and fbe company clerk raised the amount
10 Si62. Tie matter, be said, weighed on
his conscience, and he now wants TO con-
fess and get q pardon. The case will pro-
batly 10 to President Arthur.
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a. rr.sh ea.r,.s raesssssn.
REFUSING 70 SWEAR FALSELY TO SAVE 0'DoS'
NEfI,'s LIFE.

NELL's LIFE.
The Dublin Weeidy Ne,rs publishes
letter from MIR. A. M. Sullivan, who was
one of Patrick O'DonnelPs counsel, emil
lied: "Susan Gallagher, the Irish JEANNE
Deans--An Episode OF the O'Donneh
Trial" Mr.. Sullivan describes the con-
nection OF Susan Gallagher with the XIII
ing OF James Carey. and argues that the
facts rebound to the credit OF the irish
peasantry. In this case. he says, single
Donegal girl outrivalled the Midlo-
thian heroine In her anguish, sac
rifjce, devotion, aud truth. Mr.. Kus-
sells mastery and Irresistible argu-
ment proved a hundred circumstances
and considerations In favor OF Carey nav
ing handled n pistol during the Tragedy.
Years ago O'D0nncll separated from MS
wife in America. While revisiting Done
raI. O'Donnell met Susan, who consented,
npder the representation that she was MS
sister. TO accompany HIM TO the cape
where they intended to marry. When'
after her return TO England. she was q'ies-
toned by Messrs. Pryor and Sullivan, SUI
san stated that after lie wing Cape Town
she sat istless, sea-sick. and dazed in the
steamers saloon on a bench and when
MFR. Sullivan approached the critical
point concerning Carey's pistol, Susan, re-
alizing the tremendous importance OF the
question, suffered intense mental anguish
and trembled like an aspen-leai. Sobbing,
she replied: my back was turned To-
ward them, sir. Oh, II had only turned
round before Oh, sir. was not looking
the right way. ! heard some noise on the
floor. It might have been the shutting OF
feet. It was small matter" Mr.. Sulli.
van adds: "Who could contradict her II
she testified that she beheld Carey with
pistol in hand: Or what could be easier
than for her 10 declare that she heard the
nistol falls" In conclusion, he says
The speopie of TyrconnelI may claim
with pride the humble heroine OF religion
and truth. Susan Gallagher, the Irish
yoo.,;n nnonc -
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Manchester.

Yesterday morning James Waite COLOR
ed). who resided on Perry street neal
Twelfth. Manchester, while going down
stairs fell as he got to the bottom OF The
stairs and died in few moments. White
retired the night before apparently in good
health, but for some time previous he bad
been INDUCING in drink. and tins, no
doubt, was the cause Of his death. He was
pretty well known in Manchester. having
worked at several OF the stores in the city.
\ proposition is before the City Council
to appropriate 81 900 for the further I'M
proyement OF the streets.
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The Anatomy Bill.
For the Dispatch

The following article comes very 0propOS
to urge our Legislators to pass the lana
tomical BILL" now before them, to prevent
similar outrages happening in Virginia.
This bill will at once put IA stop to grave
robbing: but if it fails to become law no
grave will he secure fro violation, as The
price for the bodies will be so great that
the ghouls will not stop at anything to OBJ
tain them.
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by Williams II Bowe,


Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
~ VALUABLE WAREHOUSE. STORE. AND
LOTS ON CARY AND FIFTEENTH STREETS
AT AUCTION In execution of DEGREES OF the
Chancery Court of the cry Of Richmond. In the
case of Spillinan rs. WOrthams executors, &c,
entered December 10. 1881. and June II. 1857,
the undersigned the surviving special commits
sioners, Will sell by public auction, on the prem-
TUESDAY, JANUARY g. 1884.
ut IL O'Clock NJ, the following VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE. of which the late X. &. Workman
died seizcd-tO wit:
First. The LARGE BRICK STOR T. and WARE
Hon So long occupied by Messrs. T. 4 :. Workman
< Co.. situated mt The northeast corner of Cary
which is 40 Pei feet by 72 feet, and Is occupied
by II. VI. Workman.
Second. The LUMBER-HOUsE adjoining the
above, fronting on Fifteenth street "a 9-l2 feet,
running lack ~ ieet, with slip of IA feet width
extending out 10 Spruce alley.
Third. a LOT on the north side of Cary street,
in rear OF No. l-about 81 By SO feet.
Fourth. The GRANITE-tRoNT THREE
Is south Fifteenth street, recently occupied by
Mr. George Lee. IS SIP by 100 feet. together
with the LARGE BRICK SM0kE-HOUsES
thereon.
This property Is all located In the centre of the
business part of Cary street. convenient 10 all the
points for transportation. and being very desirable
for business purposes. offers a good opportunity
for safe aud profitable Investments. The highest
bids Will be reported To Court Tor Its conhrma-
ton.
TERMS: One third cash: the balance at six and
twelve months, for negotiable notes. with interest
added with the right for the purchaser 10 pay the
whole In cash If he should elect so TO DO:
Il. ID. WORKMAN
Comm ssiOntrs.
WILLIAMS & BowE, Auctioneers. de 81
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V,RUSTEE'S SALE OF STOCK OF
i GROCERIES AND sToRE-FIXrUREs AT
No. i72O EAST MAIN sTREET.-In pursuance
of a decd OF trust executed by w. y. Parsley,
dated January 4 1854 and Of record IN nIv tn ne
Richmond. the undersigned. as trustee therein
named, will sell by public auction OH
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1884,
commencing at 10 O'Clock \. NJ, ALL THE
sTOCk OF GOODS Of the said Parsley In his
store. No. 1920 east Main street consisting OF
BACoN, SALT PORK. FLOUR. SUGAR. coz
FEE, TEAS. TOBACCO, CIGARS, and such
other things as are usually kept in retail grocery
store. 1890 ..,-,e, o,,o,,-
CASES, SCALES. COFFEE.MILL, and other
sTOKE-FURNITURE.
The aforementioned goods will be sold In lots
to suit purchaser. ,,
Mr. W. n. Parsley, rs agent for the trustee, VIII
Keen the store open for n few days and sell pr
yatcIy by retail as is authorized by the said deed
Of trust. Housekeepers and others may secure
bargains by calling on him.
TERMS Cash.
4, ALLEN G.. COLLINS. Trustee.
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Elder L. A. Cutlee, one OF tho most pop
Mar preachers connected with the Chris
tian Church In this State, has accepted
cali from the Marshall-Strcet Christian
church, and win enter upon the discharge
of his duties on Sunday next. 9th instant.
prcaching at II A. NJ. and a J.. NJ.
The clerk In the Treasury office appoint,
ed from The county Of Halifax Is Colonel
Thomas II. owen. He commanded the
Third Virginia cavalry In the late war.
Mr.. Rob. I. Fleming has sent to the Lee
Camp. No. I. Confederate Veterans, hi'
chect for one hundred dollars. 10 assis,
and provide for the wounded and disabled
soldiers OF the Confederacy. Mr.. Elem
ing. IL Will be remembered, was an Office!
In The Faye,te Artillery, from Richmond.
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KATLKOAD I.TNEse
p ma19 9 {

r. 81 q =
FREDERICKSBUR re-
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.-schedue
commencing NOVEMBER lS, l6S3-eastern
standard time:
400 A. 81, leaves Byrd-strcet station daily stops
only ut Ashland, junction, Milford.
and Fredericksburg. Sleeper from
jacksonville to Washington.
IC.35 A, NJ. leaves Byrd-street staiOn daily tex.
cept Sundaysl. sleeper Charleston 10
Washington.
$50 p. NJ, leaves Dyrd-Street station daily.
Sleeper from savannah 10 New York.
I1:15 A. NJ, arrives at Byrd-Sfreet station daily
sleeper from New York 10 savannah.
2:43 T.. NJ, arrives at Byrd-street station daily
stops at Frederic &sburg, Milford and
Junction. sleeper from Washington
TO Charleston.
o:34P. NJ. arrives AZ Byrd-Street station daily
except Sundavsl: Sleeper Washing
ton to Jacksonville.
ASHLAND TRAINS,
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS:
6:JJ A. NJ, leaves Elba; arrives At Ashland al
1889 A. N. stops at Hungary and
Klby.
400 Z. NJ, accommodation, leaves Iroad-sireei
station; arrives AZ Ashland at
sI2P.M., leaves EIba; arrives st Ashland al
Up. VI. Stops at Hungary and kilby
6:32 A. NJ, arrives at Elba: leaves Ashland al
5:34 A. NJ. stops at Hungary aud
kllby.
s:J5 A. NJ, accommodation, arrives at Broad.
Street station; leaves Ashland at
A. VI.
6:O7 p. NJ, arrives at Elba; leaves Ashland a,
SIP L. Nj. stops At Hungary and
Kiby.
c. A.TkYLOR, General Ticket Agent.
r. I. ID. MYERS. General superintendent,
no IL
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VOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTERS.

DAM i THE CRY OF A SUFFER
i ING NERVE.-COLLINS' NOLTAIC ELEC-
TRIO PLASTER instantly affects the Nervous
System and banishes pain. \ perfect ELECTRIC
BATTERY combined with IA POROUS PLASTER
for 2jc. IL annihilatcs Pain, viializes Weak and
WOrn-Out Parts. strengthens Tired Muscles pre-
vents disease. and does more In ore half the time
than any other plaster In the world. Sold evcry-
where. il 3-Th&Sa
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Omissions.
The following organizations were omit
ted in our LIST Of January No.:

The following organizations were omit
ted In our LIST Of January No.:
RICHMOND CONsIsTORY, NO. 6.
This Consistory was organized in May OF
last wear. II now has about 10 members, a
majority OF whom are Templars, and all OF
them among the best members OF the Ma
sonic fraternity. The following are the
principal officers: Illustrious William y.
Allen l33d degree), commanding CHIEF; IL
lustrious Charles X. Yancey (33d degree),
first lieutenant commanding; lllustrious
RE. Macomber, grand treasurer; Illus
trious John +. Laughton, grand secretary
and keeper OF archives: lllustrious Henry
A. Atkinson. Jr.. minister OF State ana
grand orator; Illustrious Ellis {. stacy
grand engineer and architect; Illustrious
Alexander w. Archer, grand captain OF
the guard: Illustrious X. Henry Duesberry,
grand master OF ceremonies: lllustilotis
George A. Ainsle. grand chancellor; IL
mstrious John |. Stevenson, grand stand
ard-bearer; Ilustrious William Ellis Jones,
grand hosptaller; Ilustrous Joseph b.
Welsh, grand sentinel.
ORDER OF THE IRON HALL.
Branch No. SO. Order OF the Iron Hall.
meets at Thon's Hall, corner Seventeenth
and Main streets, every second aGd fourth
wednesday. Myer Angle, deputy SUI.
preme justice; John II. Waldman. chief
Justice: William ii. Taylor, treasurer;
Myer Angle, accountant. This order was
organized in March. 1881. and during that
period has paid upwards of SSco,5OO i'll
sick benefits. Branch 33, OF this city, has
received upwards OF $1,000 of said amount.
DRUlDs' M0RTUAIY BENEFIT FUND.
Meets at Thon's Hall every second Tues
day OF each montb-William +. Cree,
president: Myer Angle, secretary.
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. 11CVvor eALEs-Pusurs pays.
BY r. q. Chafiin q Co,
Real Estate Arctioneers.

vu,RUsTEES AUCTION SALE OF DE-
| sfRABI,E BRICK DWELLING. NO. 32s
Wrsr Gary STREET, CONTAINING NINE
ROOMS, COOKING-RANGE, BATH, WATEnd,
i,eccmber 90, 1882, and recorded In the Rich
mond Cbancery Court in ID. d. 1879 a, page 80
and al the request Of the note-hoder default hay
tic auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10. 1884,
=. A o'clock p NJ, the above located DWELL
ING, which Is conveniently arranged, has nine
rooms, double parlors, win marbleized nanteis'
closets. &C. .o.,.o n
nice home or 10 make paying investment.
TrpMs: cash to pay note OF $3.50 and ex-
penses OF sale; balance on terms 70 be announced
AT sale. u. r. nhhfriN, IInS''0'
oaie ny W. ~ IA
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AUCTION RALEe.s.This Day.
BY George r. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
zoos bank street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE
TRACT OF LAND. CONTAINING 49,
AlUREs. WITH A FIvE-RQ0MEp COT rAGE.
kIICIIEN. AND OUT-HOUsEs-lBy virtue OF n
g g, OF trust dated MAY go. 1882. from X. A.
THORNTON 10 me as trustee iand recorded on page
A. Of Deadlock IA. IN the clerks Office Of
hanover County Court. default having been
,nhle In the payment Of the note therein secured,
ses, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 3. 1884,
~ o u. NJ, the property described IN said deed as
, ,,,l,': That PARCEL OF LAND, with the I'm
proNcmcnts thereon. In the county Of Hanover.
nesr kilby's station. ON the Richmond. Frede-
,iicksburg and Potomac railroad contain. ng 3
ikACrS: the first, . ACRES the second,
AIRS: and the third, 3k ACRES.
TERMS: For cash enough 10 settle note for
$3.50. with Interest thereon from Nav 20, 1888.
anu The expenses of the sale: the balance upon
such terms AS the said X. A. Thornton may direct
CHARLES A. CRAWFORD.
j. Trustee.
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An evening school has been commenced
in Sing Sing, and on "Wednesday evening
l,6l0 c0nyicts were In attendance. A
schoolteachcr from Massachusetts, who
bad been convicted for bigamy. acted as
pedagogue. and appeared In his clement
the convict for the tine was lost In the
school-teaeher.
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BY MiIlIalns & Bowe. Anctloneer.

DOSITIVE AND UNCONDITIONAL
l. TRUSTtES' SALE OF \ POTION OF
v wir,, E 5Sl hR9W NobAS d GockY NILS,
IN HANOVER COUNTY ABOUT SIXTEEN
MILES ABOVE RICHMOND, AT AU'1lON.-
and wife, duly recorded, the undersigned. subst-
uted lru' tees, viii sell by auction, az Hanover
COurih use. on
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10. 1854
at ~ O'Clock p. NJ. that portion OF the ROCKY
MILLS TRACT which remains nsnld, embrTl-
cling $685. ACRES OF LAND. more or less, large
part OF which Is In forest Of original growth. \
ting the lumber and railroad stills on this land
TERMS: Under the deed would be cash, hut we
are authorized to say that reasonable credits will
DC given. \. VI. htlLEI.
\. ID. WILLIAMS,
Substituted Trustees.
WILLIAMS & BowE. Auctioncers.
il 3-5,7.9.1O. Ntdis
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by u. Chanin & Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
UCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE
IA FRAME DWELLING No 1914 WEST
CLAY STREET, CONTAINING FIVE ROOMS,
AND KITCHEN, IN GOOD ORDER. AND
UNDER GOOD RENTAL. LOT FRONTS
THIRTY FEET, AND EXTENDS BACK TO
AN ALLEY.-At the request of the owner, we
Will sell by public auction, on the premises. on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1854,
mt 4 o'clock T. M. the above-descr,bcd DWELL
ING AND PREMISES.
This property is located I'm an improving To-
caliiy. and must increase IN value.
The HOUSE Is in good order, and renting well
10 a good tenant. The lot fronts 80 feet on Clay
rect. and runs back 10 an alley ten feet wide.
TERMS: Liberal, and announced NJ sale.
Il. d. CHAFFIN & CO..
ja4 Auctionecrs.
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DROAD-STREET STORE FORE a
ID RENTING have for rent u CORNER Nj
STORE ON the south side OF Broad above sixth
street, well located. and with good RESIDENCE
above.
The prosperous business now belng conducted
there can be bought by the Incoming tenant or
not, As he may choose. -
WILLIAMS & BOWIE,
Real Estate Agent.
Telephone 3i3. u 3-eod5t
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By Frank u. Hir & Co..
Real Estate Agents aud Aucuoncers.
No. Hos Main street.
VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND O

VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND ON
' THE NORTH SIDE OF MAIN BETWEEN
ELEVENTH and TWELFTH STREETS FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-On
THURSDAY, JANCARY 10, 1884.
ut O'Clock T. W.. on The premises. we will sell the
LOT or GROUND upon which stands the
THREE-SToR1 BRICK TENEMENT occupied
and adjoining the DiSpufch office. The LOT
fronts 20 by 90 feet To M alley In the rear.
This property Is now under q lease. which pays
a handsome revenue on ITS value The nature If
the lease will be fully explained. aud plat OF the
lot exhibited by the IuctionCers.
This sale offers TO investors Il rare oppOrtnnityto
secure one Of the best pieces of properly on Main
street.
TERMS: One fourth cash; hal1nce in six. twelve.
and eighteen months. notes 10 he gwen. secured
by deed of trust on the property. or all cI,h nj
the option Of the purchaser.
FRANK DsIliLL & co.
ia psf Auctjonecrs
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LIME. CEMENT. &c.

DOCkLAND AND VIRGINIA LINE A;
IL ROSENDALE, JAMFS-RIVER. CUMBFR-
LAND. and PORTLAND Imported CEMENT
CALClNEp PLASTER. NOVA SCOTIA LAND
PLASTER. FIRE-BRICKS, LATHs PL ASTER-
Frs HAIR. &C., &C. For sale low by
WARMER MOORE.
Lime, Cement, Lump and Ground Plaster.
foot of Seventeenth street. south side of Dock.
de 25
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sEINE.TIIREAD.

II LICHTENsTEIN's~-~tevNss
lie SONS. SA-eN~
cox. SEVENTEENTH AND FRANKLIN STREETS
RICHMOND. VA
INPORTERs AND DEALERS IN
SEINE-THREAD OF all Nos. and gualltles;
PATENT and sOFT-LAiD sElNE-TWlNEs;
COTTON ROPES, all sizes;
CORks and CORhWOOD.
NETS and NETTING IN stock and made TO or
der III short notice. Lowest prices guaranteed;
fole importers OF rhe LION BRAND SLIME
TuREAD-warrured TO give satisf ,ctson.
MACRAME TWINE>, white aud eolored. and
all sizes required. jal