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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-20
Riftssnth.A Amendment Celebrates

The ratification Of the fourteenth and
fifteenth amendments TO the Constitution
OF the United States OF America will be
celebrated tomorrow by the colored peo-
PIE: The procession viii be formed at 10
O'Clock. The line Of march has been ar
ranged as follows The First Battalion OF
virginia colored State Militia will form on
second street, the right resting on Leigh
street the civic and secret societies on The
ieiL The procession viii then proceed
aown Second TO Broad, down Broad 10
nIneteenth. down Nineteenth 10 Main. uD
MAIN to FIFTH, out Fifth to Franklin. un
FRANKLIN 70 shfer, thence 10 Broad, down
broxd 70 Brook avenue, out Brook avenue
70 Wansces Park. Returning, they will
proceed down Brook avenue 10 Baker.
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Doomed sufficient.
SAVANNAH. GA, April IL, 1884


Editor of the Journafcf Commerce
viii you please give me- the plural OF
" Knight Templar"s Quite discussion
has arisen on it here, and 1t was finally
agreed to leave 1t to your valuable paper
by some members Of the Board OF Trade
and the Cotton Exchange. +. M. ii.
Repiy.-A dictionary Is handy TO have IN
the family, and liz Webster's Unabridged
page 1852, "Knights Templars " are
mentioned. In q long account running
through several volumes Of British history
we find the order alluded to only as
"Knights Templars." In the statutes OF
New York the act OF incorporation, vol. .,
statutes at Large, page 427, extending the
benefit OF the laws concerning Free and
Accented Masons 10 any Commandery oil
knights templars" thus describes them
This viii probably be deemed sufficient.
Journal of Commerce.
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yIRCINfAS.
.. 20 8
wAsurNGToNss
INNINGa.


Earned runs-yirginias, 2. Three.bsse hits
Mash, 1. struck out--yirginias. Wasiingtons
g. Bases Oh balls-E- Dngan, Glenn. Nasn
9sn. /. Wmpire-william Hoover. scorer-H. C.
Johnston. Time Of game-2 hours.
With some OF the decisions OF Mr.. Hoo
yer, the umpire, the crowd manifested
their displeasure by bowls, boots, ana
Kisses.
Mr.. Hoover kept his temper well, all
things considered; but, though the hon.
esty OF his judgment will hardly be ques-
toned, bis eyesight was at fault more than
once; at least, so most OF the people
thought.
Three times during the game Mr.. Hoover
was struck by balls, and though once he
was quite badly hurt, the spectators, in-
stead Of sympathizing with him, laughed
Mt bis mishaps. Though there was nothing
like turbulence, the spectators shouted out
their condemnation OF the umpire when
ever they liked, and an attempt to silence
them. made by one OF the officers OF the
association, only made them worse.
A Richmond crowd thinks 1t their right,
If not their duty, TO ratify or dlsapprove
the decisions OF the umpire; but they
ought, nevertheless, always to remember
the presence OF ladies.
A repetition OF the doings Of yesterday
will be very injurious to the Association.
1t will drive people away. Better manage
ment should prevail.
The Virginias' playing yesterday eve
ming was very bad indeed. They ought to
have beat the game. but they threw it away
by wild throwing and other errors.
Our fellows must try to do better.
Ii is evident, so far, that our organiza'
ton, as a whole, Is not this year what II
was last year.
The colored spectators always hurrah fol
the visiting club. They yell with delight
when the home club gets setback. That
isn't In good spirit.
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The C,othing.House OF A. saks q Co.

Saks e. Co.'s clearinghouse, opposite the
post-ofice, has been reftted with charm
ing taste. From the frescoed ceiling to the
lnxuriously- carpeted floors; from the plate
glass windows and glistening showcases
at the front to the stairs in the rear
upstairs, on the street-1oor, in the base
ment, everywhere, are evidences OF enter
prise. The stock is prodigiously large.
In variety it seems almost infinite. Here
man or hoy can be dressed from STOCK.
inys I'D. whether the wish be for elegant
dress or business-suits. Saks & Cos house
is credit to our city. 1t is place to buy
clothes; it is a place to which you can
"point with pride" and show friends and
strangers.
1t is strictly one-price house, and the
goods are all that they are represented To
be. They are made in great quantities, and
can be and are sold at the lowest prices.
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distribution Of Tickets.

The City Committee will probably find
that the only thorough way Of distribut-
ing the tickets for the primary will be to
give each candidate for Alderman, Com.
mon Council, and Justices say about 100
tickets each, and the candidates for Mayor,
Sergeant, Constable, &C., about 100 each
for each ward.
In that way on the day before the pri-
mary the tickets would be in the hands OF
about 1875 men who above all others are
interested in having them thoroughly cir
culated In their neighborhoods and strong
holds.
As to the delegates to the State Conven-
ton, the same plan might be probably
adopted.
OF course there will have to be the usual
supply Of tickets kept at the polls.
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DIR. WILBoR's CoD-LIvEI OIL AND LINZ
Inyalids need no longer dread TO take that great
specific for Consumption, Asthma, and threaten
ing Coughs-Cod Liver Oil and Lime. As pre-.
pared by DR.. Wilbor II is robbed Of the nsuseatna
taste, and also embodies APPROPRIATION OF the PhOs.
phate of Lime, giving nature the very article re-
qulred to aid the healing qualities Of the oil, and
to re-create where disease has destroyed. IL also
forms a remarkable tonic, and will cause weak
and debililated persons 10 become strong and 70.
bust. IL should be kept In every family for instant
use on the first appearance Of coughs irritation
Of the lungs. Manufactured only by A. b. vii.
BoR, Chemist, Boston. Sold by all druggists.
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The New City Hall.

The party who purchased the Topper
building, adjoining the old City-Hall lot,
will commence to pull it down tomorrow
morning.
The architect OF the new City-Hall build
ing writes that he expects to be in Rich
mond on the LIST oil May with the detailed
drawings and plans for the new City Hall.
The Committee on Grounds and Buildings
will then soon advertise for bids for erect
ing the new structure.
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State.Bond Business.

Tomorrow at noon the Commissioners
Of the Sinking Fund, in the presence Of the
Governor, will open whatever bids there
are for furnishing the State with 100000
worth OF her new 3 per cent. bonds, "with
all the matured coupons attached" In
this way the Legislature hoped to preserve
and utilize the surplus in the Treasury.
and at the same time put up the market
for Virginia bonds, and thereby stimulate
funding. As "bull movement, its sue
cess Is not yet observable in large degree.
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The Carnival.

The German Authors were represented
last night. Most Of the scenes had to be
repeated 10 response to calls. The man.
ayers have reserved some OF their best fea.
lures for the last week.
Tomorrow night the programme will
embrace q comic operetta, trio-solo, and
scenes from Shakespeare and Tennyson.
The shakspearian scenes show the hand
some costumes to better advantage than
others.
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The bell OF the First Presbyterian
church. which building is now about
to be torn down to make room for
the new City Hall, was, with those
OF DIR. Reads and the Second Baptist
churches, removed during the war Ia
be melted up and used in gun metal. These
churches, as no doubt some others did.
gave their bells to the cause. But they
were never used. At the evacuation these
three bells were setting out on the pave
ment on Seventh street near where VIII
Hams tobacco Factory now is. 1t II likely
that they fell TO the capturers OF the city
rs part OF the spoils OF the day.
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The City's Buggfes.

AT the last meeting Of the Common
Council Mr. w. r. Bowie offered a resolu-
ton instructing the Committee on Re-
treuchment and Reform to inquire into the
ACCESSIBILITY OF dispoSing Of all horses, car
riages, buggies, or other vehicles now
owned by the city and maintained for the
use of city officials. The committee will
meet Monday evening at the Council cham.
Der at 6 O'Clock to consider the subject.
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By T.. Il. Cook, AuctiOneer.
"a Ninth Street.

SUPERB FURNITURE, GENUINE
OPHRslAN AND TURKISH CARPET.
RARE BRONZES, VALUABLE oil PAINT.
INGs, AND THE REGULAR 0ITFlT OF TIE
RESIDENCE No. 500 WEST GRACE STREET
AT AUCTi0N.-0n
THURSDAY, 24TH INSTANT.
at l0z o'clock, will sell at the ABOVE residence
AND OTTFIT. In an Advertisement IL Is impos-
sible to give an idea Of the variety and elegance
NITURE complete and latest design. BFAT-
TIFui. CABINET with Placque 'front.', CHIN
PILLARS tins is really unique article, several
UINE PERSIAN AND TURKISH CARPET>
In the library will be found an ELEGANT a..
BRARY WRITING-TABLE AND DISK,
GENUINE BRONZE STATUETTES from o.,
study OF A. Carrier. Munich. representing Ca,a-
licr and Roundhead-a striking contrast. Tho.
statuettes are two feet hgh-raS necimens.
tel; FINE BR AS FIRES Ts of latest designs
RICH CHANDELIERS. BOOk-SHELyES, and
many other valuable articles.
The dlning-room Is deliberately furnished wi
one of the MOST VALUABLE BUFFETS, with
VERY LARGE kRENCH-pLATE MIRROR.
VERY VALUABLE PEDESTAL tXrENslON-
TABLE ll2 feet Iongl, together with one dozen
DiNiNG: ROOM REFRiGER1TTuR, So on.
artists-eaid 70 DC gems; / pair INLAID SWISS
HALL CHAIRS: CHINA AND GLASSWARE
IN protnsion; TABLE CUTLERY. VINE
COOLER (made I'm Switzerland). HALL-RaCk
AND CHAIRS 20 match: DEIlZ OlL->TUNE
(nearly new; HALL AM sTAIR-CARPET-
ING throughout the house
The five chambers are completely furnished
with complete suits OF REALLY SUPERIOR
WALNUT FURNITURE OF latest STYLES together
with DETACHED PIECES in great variety:
each chamber carpetted with best quality Of
BRUSSELS GOODS, several SOLID WALNUT
SINGLE BEDSTEADS "A number Of HAIR
MATTRESSES OF best quality, PILLOWS AND
BOLsTERs, a BEAUrIFUL NURSERY BED
STEAD, BEDDING, &C.
KITCHEN UTENSILS generally. including a
FIRST-RATE COOk-STOVE, sc &C.
THIS affords rare opportunity, as the owner has
determined 10 give up housekeeping
sale positive.
The house may be rented upon very reasonable
terms, upon application 10 Dir. JoHS GoDDiN,
real estate agent. y. II. coon,
apis Anctione,r
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BY Williams & Bowe.
Real Estate AuciiOneers.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF AN ATTRAC-
Il TIVE SUBURBAN HOME. WITH ABOUT
TEN ACRES OF LAND. BRICK DWELLING
WITH EIGHT ROOMS, OuT-BUiLDINGs,
FRUIT-TREES. GRAPk-YINES, &C, HALE A
MILE FROM THE CITY, ON THE BROOK
TURNPIKE, BY AUCTloN:-In execution of a
deed Of trust. dated 4th of October, 1878, and
duly recorded In Henrico County Court, in ID. b..
90, on pace 307, being required so 10 do, will
sell by auction, upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 80, 1854,
at 8 O'Clock r. NJ, the PROPERTY above referred
TO, containing about TEN ACRES OF GOOD
AND HIGHLY-IMPR0VED LAND, on which
there l. a small, select orchard OF apples, pears,
cherries, and ,plums, and a vineyard Of fine
grape-all enclosed by q good hedge and plank
fence IL Is accessible 10 the city, which Is In full
view, by two good rOads-the Brook turnpike and
road leading to the Hermitage road-upon both
of which It fronts, making 1t susceptible of dlvi-
sion If desired.
Thsis fine opportunity to secure a sweet coun-
try home in sight of the city and surrounded by
many attractions
TERMS; The deed requires cash, but II is proba-
BILE more accommodating terms will be announced
at the time Of sale. JOHN 6. WISE,
ap 10 Trustee.
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Read This. Ladies'.

Sycle Brothers have added extensive
lines Of other goods, purchased at the va
rlous auction establishments during The
past week at fabulously low prices. Read
their brief description which they give
and Judge for yourself whether a dollar
can be made to do more real, efficient work
anywhere In Richmond than ut their store
They offer new attractions every day.
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CUPERB FURNITURE, GENUINE
OPHRslAN AND TURKISH CARPET,
RARE BR0NZES, VALUABLE oil PAINT
INGs, AND THE REGULAR 0UTFlT OF THE
RESIDENCE No. 500 WEST GRACE STREET
AITC'HInN
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BY Furnan Upper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
l0l6 Main street.

A UCTI0N SALE OF SEVEN
IA FRAMED DWELLINGS, LATELY BUILT.
SITUATED ON CHELSEA hill, OPPOSITE
THE TANNER DELANEY ENGINE MoRKS
BY request OF The owner, shall sell, oy auction,
on the premises, on
TUESDAY, APRIL %, 1884,
at 5 O'Clock Il. NJ, the above referred-to PRO-
PERTf. some OF these houses are detached, aud
some are tenements; the former have Ave and the
latter three rooms each, and rent for s5 and rs
per month. They have ample 'front.' and back
yards and 23-foot alley In the rear. The near.
ness OF this properly To the works alluded % and
the Chesapeake and Onto shops make 10 desirable
rs homes for mechanics. aud they are especially
invited 10 attend this sale. An improYng locality,
bracing air, nne scenery, and good "at1r are
among the attractions offered.
Terms: Easy and at sale. .
FURMAS TCPPER,
apI5 Auctianoer.
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ny Furman Topper,
Real Estate Agent and Anctionecr,
IO1g Main street.

u,RUsTEES SALE OF NICE FARM,
WITH NEW DIV ELLlNg AND USyynAdL
MORE OH tEss, slTIATtD !. ABOUT ~, ~ TE 4s
wiIEs WON RIG M0ND. ON THE Gil AkL.Er,ss
Tfrv ia AD. NEAR THE OHhSAPEAkE NM
Ohio RAiLR0AD.sBy virtue o. Two deeds .,
,,nst f,om George Duncan and wifc--the nr,t
dated October 10th, 1882. and the second March,
ootb' tess. and recorded In the CLERKS ONCE OF
tssnp,co County Court, IN Deed.Books lob, page
naa and IN A. page 3,--tO the undersigned as trus-
tnes' m secure three certain negotiable notes
,berein dcscribcd, aud default having been made
IN ihe nayment OF ell VI ssid notes. and being re-
auircd by The bcnencaries so 10 do we shall sell Dy
auction on 20.
MONDAY, ArwL 21sr, 1884,
an ,hs rremises nj o'clock p. NJ, the hboye-refer-
sss..o yalusbIe PROPERTY. The improvements
are com paratiyely new, aud the land lying we'll
and bcirg convenient both TO the main road ana
,hs raiiroad, offers attractive Inducements 10 all
seeking desirable farm. -. .,,,. ..,o
Trpms Cash, rs 10 expenses OF sale and mote not.
for ANON. with Interest from October 22d, 1850
secred by the FIRST deed; aud two other notes. one
for k472. sb, with interest from september ESQ,
1854: and the other for s486:67, with interes'
rom March asa, 1884, secured blythe last deco
W na.,r.d r. TUPPER, JR., Trustee,
an IN JOHN A. COKE, Trustee.
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by w. II. Lyme & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers-
ll13 Main street.

UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
n BUSINESS STAND, WITH DWELLING
ATTACHED. CORNER 81 AND TWENTY.
FOURTH STREETS by direction OF the owner,
we shall sell by public auction ON inc preini-
THURSDAY NEXT, EARN INSTANT,
at 8 O'Clock r. NJ, the VALUABLE and At
TRACTIYE BRfCK-AND-FRAM TwO o.
tanning about five rooms besides store, with lot
41xl35 feet, or less, AT the northeast corner
Of M and Twenty-fourth streets, now IN the Occur
paney Of Mr.. G. w. Carter.
This being a well-establisbed busfness-stand,
always Yielding good rent, and very near 70 tne
Church-Hill ayenue-now rapidly approHcnnisf
purchasers. whether for occupancy or Investment
TERMS: One third cash the RESIDUE by negotia-
Bile notes, wiif interest added, at SIX ana tWei'e
months, and be- cured by a deed of trust.
an 90 y. II. LYME & CO., Auctioneers.
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/ down Baker to 81. Peter, through 81: Re
ter 70 Leigh, down Leigh 10 Ihuo,
through Third 70 Clay. down Cav 20
Ninth, through Ninth TO Broad, where tue
proce ssion will be dismissed.
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BY Quarles & McCurdy,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
1912 Main street.

GALE OF THREE DESIRABLE MAIN
- STREET STORts-No. 1902. OCCUPIF ID
BY MIR. v. y. SMITH, AND Nos. 1923 AND
1926. AT THE CORNER OF TWENTY-THlRD
STREET-AT AUCTI0N.-AL the request OF the
owner we win offer for SAFE on
THURSDAY, APRIL "a, 1884,
at 3 O'Clock T.. NJ. the 81 ORE now and for many
years past occupied by n. j. Smith. Esq, No
1902, between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets
The store Is three stories hiqh, contains about
eight or nipe rooms, large kitchen, &c, and Il
well and substantially built. The LOT has front
OF 20 feet on Main street and runs back about
$50 feet to Rose alley.
Immediately thereafter we will offer those TWO
TWO STORY BRICK STORES, Nos. 1923 and
1928. nc the southwest corner of Twenty. n ird
and Main streets. Each store has u front on Main
street OF 16 feet and runs back about $50 feet 20
an alley. The stores contain about tour rooms
and cellar besides storeroom. ana have always
commanded good tenants aud fair rentals.
TERMS: Liberal, and announced at time Of sale
QUARLES & MCCURDY.
APP 10 Auctioneers.
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Won RorcLa Ca,,tcg

Won Borcke, the chief Of the staff OF the
Cavalry corps, Army Northern Virginia,
under Stuart, will soon come over 10 this
country. He desires to revisit the Virginia
battle-fields.
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A FRAGRANT BREATH is always pleasure, and
you can have 1t by using MEADE & BAKERS dell.
cious CARBoLIc MoUTH-WAsH. II destroys the Of.
fensive odor caused by diseased gums and decayed
teeth, and speedily restores them to healthy CON.
diti0n. Price, fifty cents bottle.
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with great anxiety. Great inoiena s,s,,s, y
expressed at the Governments 'rea'nen'
Of Indians.
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BY II. seldom Taylor.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
office corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT, SIT
n UATED AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER
OF SPRING AND PINE STREETS, FOR SALE
win offer for sale at public auction, upon the pre-
FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1884,
at 81 O'Clock L. NJ, that DESIRABLE LOT as
above located IL fronts on the west side Of Pine
street 80 feet and runs back lao feet TO an alley
Is feet wide.
TERMS One third cash; the balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, with interest,
and secured by deed of trust.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR,
an 90 Auctionser.
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RICHMOND. VA. March 26. 1873.

We have this day appointed Messrs,
Goddin & Tribbett our sole agents for the
celebrated Phoenix Baking for
the cities OF Richmond. Manchester, and
Petersburg, Va.
STANDARD MAN'F'G Co.
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QUEEN CHOP GUSPowDER TEA.-This high
grade Of tea is especially recommended 10 ouT
patrons as the finest drink we have been enabled
to purchase In ten years. At
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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The most delicate persons enjoy taking EnoRY's
LITTLE CATHARTIc PILLS. They restore color,
give wholesome appetite, put new life In a
broken-down body. Their action is very mild
Druggists sell them-15 cents.
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HIGH CONsTABLE's SALE OF FUR

HIGH CoNSTABLE'S SALE OF FUR
III NITtrRF. CASHMERE. REFRIGERATOR,
TIMERS TOOLS, OIL-CL0TH, MATING,
LARGE MIRROR, &C.-l will sell at public asc-
tIon, on MONDAY, the 21st day or APRIL doof,
Franklin street. the following PROPERTY !. 70 sat
isfy sundry writs In my hands: Marble top CaDl.
nets. Dynns, l Cushioned Arm Chair, Cusniqno mo,
Chair, Wardrobes. Marble-top W asllstands' be.i-
steads Lot Oii-Cloth, Mating, Tables one New
Refrigerator, Feather Bed aud Pillows, mattresses
Trunks Chairs. Pictures, Bureaus Centre 9,
ToweI-Racks, Clocks, Looking Glasses; also EIeV-
EN- Pieces Spring Cashmere, One Large Mirror
One Large Lot Timers Toos. TERMS CASH:
nm 10 E, HOLZINGER, II. 4. Z. X.
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ALL purchasers OF Dry Goods, Mattings, Car
pets. Oil-Cloths, Parasols, and Notions who wisi
to get goods at rock-bottom prices, should call Al
ID. 4 Il. MITTELDoBFRR's.
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Drop.Lctter Delivery.

There Is frequent and often Just CON-
plant OF the lack OF promptness here in
delivering drop Tor city letters.
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DUBLIC SALE OF FISH FACTORY
l. VIII be sold on the premises, on
TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1884.
commencing at ] O'Clock A. NJ. the FISH FAC
TORY owned by the late firm of Darling Il Smith
ers, located on Northeast Point, on the Chesa-
peake bav. at the mouth Of Back River. The sale
will include all the
BUILDINGS, WIIARYES.
DRYING-FL00RS, TANKS,
PRESSES, BOILERS.
ENGINES,
and all the fixtures connected with the Factory,
which is the best-ltted establishment on the Ches-
apeake bay.
AT THE SAME TINE
will be sold all the TOOLS and IMPLEMENTS
used at the Factory, such as
HAND-CARTS, BARROWS,
CANVAS,
SIX PURSE-NETS.
EIGHT PURSE-B0ATS,
HOISTING-ENGINE,
SHOVELS, FORKS, &C.;
AlsO0NE DWELLING HOUSE.
TERMS: One-third cash; one-third in six
months; one-ihird in twelve months. Bondsiwith
approved security required for the deferred pay
ments. j. ). DARLING,
Surviving partner of the late hrm Of Darling &
Smithers,
JACOB HEFFELFlNGER,
Administrator Of the Estate Of ". G.. Smithers,
deceased. ap l7,29.23&27
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By George s. Yashon & Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. z Tenth street.

DETACHED FRAMED BUILDING.
- No. AIS SOUTH PINE STREET-LOT SO
BY $50 FEET-F0R SALE BY AUCTION
BY request Of the owner, we Will sell by auction
on the premises, on
FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1884,
NJ 81 O'Clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY above de-
scribed. Ills property, situated in a rapidly ad-
yancing portion OF the city, should attract the at
iention Of those wanting a neat home or good
investment.
TERMS: Announced at sale.
GEORGE s. yAsH0N & soN,
ap2O Auctioneers.
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By n. l.. staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
I1O3 Main street.

UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
n HoUsEs AND LOTS IN MANCHESTER
Nv authority OF the owner IA NONRESIDENT we
slia offer for sale, on the premises In the order
named below, ON
MONDAY. APRIL a, 1884,
beginning at 3 o'clock z. Mr. ,,,,,c
The FRAMED-TENEMENT DIV ELLlne on
the corner OF stockton and Fourth streets now
and Cor many years occupied by J. h. spain' con-
tanning six rooms. Lot 28xlSZ fee, .:o,r ANN
p. The TwO-SToRY-BRlCh SToME AMI
DWELLING on Hull street near Thlrteen,n
street, occupied by w. G. Henry. Lot 2Oxloo
feet. o,, o. ~
Rainbri,lge and Thirteenth streets, 66xl6o rect,
with IN old building thereon. . IL, -
TERMS: One third cash residue 10 SIX a,la
twelve months, with interest added ana secured
by trust deed. IL IL. SIhrbso az SU.,
an IL huCoVhSci :.