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4 MYSTERY SOLVED.
James u. Parkc Returns to His Family al
Buffalo,

James u. Parkc Returns TO His Family al
Buffalo.
A Buffalo (N. " special says: James b.
Parke. for some time prominently con-
nected with the Harrison works of this
city, and whose mysterious disappearance
ha, bafled the energetic search OF his
friends, returned to this city last evening,
after an absence OF alitt!e over four months.
On the 26th Of June last Mr., Parke went
West on business tour, aud il was sup
posed would return In the course OF
couple OF weeks. Upon arriving
st Detroit he was obliged to re.
main there a Gay or TIVE owing TO severe
pains in his head, and so advised his fami-
". Lister he proceeded TO Chicago, again
communicating with his family from that
point. Though able to attend TO business,
he was stiIl suffering, but had hopes OF en-
tire recovery. The first intimatOn received
here OF his condition being critical was the
receipt OF an assignment by his attorney.
which conveyed to Mr.. Box the interests
OF bis client in the iron-works for the bens-
iii OF his creditors. A letter accompanied
the assignment, but no reason was given
for the assignment. His family was
much alarmed. Shortly after Mrs. Parke
received a letter from her husband
which was nostnarked St. Louis, but IS II
now transplres was written at Montreal
and sent to the proprietor OF the Western
Hotel. in 81. Louis. TO be mailed to Mrs.
PaTke. In that letter he stated that he was
suffering from mental depression and was
going away. as he feared that he would not
sgaiA be OF any assistance to his family. and
did not wish 10 be burden upon them.
lie, therefore, did not think there would
be any Use Of his returning 10 Buffalo.
After sending this letter Mr.. Parke says
that he went 10 Quebec and sailed from
there for England. Arriving at Liver
pool, he iourneyed to London, where his
health grew worse. He then went to
Devonshirc, where he found a quiet plsce
by the seaside. Here he recovered his
mental and physical strength. and he there
upon determined il to be his duty to return
to hi. wife and children and do what he
could for them. On October I'd he wrote
10 bis wife informing her that he was
coming home. lie reached here Saturday
night, al stated, but the fact was not known
TO his friends until tonight. His business
interests were in no w0y embarrassed
when he went away. although that appears
10 have been the hallueination which
haunted hun. They have been cared for
during his absence. He will be none the
worse of for his journey.
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shossssas or sAsm xsps ssaizA, b, sl.sis
tvor,h Americana,

| iNorsh Americana
| An immense drove Of sheep went STUN
b'lng. rumbliny, and <otting out Of New
arr Few days ago op their way 10 phils.
| eeThia. They seemed 10 walk all over on,
noiher, bumped together, aud crowded
| until u seemed ~ though some must have
| bco hodden under the feet ~ the Others. A
| foust-soosinc counfrvman trudged ahead
| ntbe middle Of the road. and the sheep fol.
lowed closely. He seemed as dusty. ILL.,
| nunored. and out OF sorts ~ the sheep
ihcmsclves. In the rear a tall and gsunt
iaimn tramncd along with a long 'hictory
siick IN hls hand. At every few steps he
uHicd peculiar cry. aud whenever the
sheep lsgged behind he touched them up
VIVA ms hickory stick. At his heels, aud
bringing up the tail end Of the procession,
was = long-bOdied. lean, and Scared
shepherds dog. he ran with his nose
close 10 the ground, and sDD1-
rently paid LITTLE attention 20 the drove
But wien two ~ the sheep got a,tray and
iroted into gurden,the dog jumped over
tie fence and chased them back Ia iae In
no Time. As re forced them INTO the herd
NE shecp swerved away from him. Thc
cog rotled around the drove. making II
s'ill more compact In form, aud return,l
10 ms mister, who by this tine wac walk.
ing on TIE sidewalk beside the writer
now many sheep are tbere."
Cues"
"Weli. about eight hundred"
You're way oG.' said the MN. with 3
goo6-natnred grin. "There's 1898"
Where do Won take then TOP"
We drive them from here II Philadel-
phia, selling them on the way 10 butchers
or whoever wsnis to buy them, aud get.
ting rid ~ Whist remains in tue City oi
Brolhcry Love"
They are owned In Philadelphia. are
thtyl"
mo, they amt" said the man politely
"Tbey are owned by A. u. Matthews, Of
Kansas City. Mo-, and they travel about
ffteen miles day. and they're an internal
nuisance"
After this he walked along in silence
some time. and then made general remark
that indicated that his life was not enc OF
unalloyed happiness.
"ii it wasn't Tor that dorg." he said.
kicking the brute aiiectiOnaiely. ~ he
passed him, " my mate and me could never
get this cattle through on time, bu; thIt
aaimal IL worth ten men. Good sheep
dogs, you know, are scarce now In this part
OF the country. | wouldn't take anything
on earth for mine. He's ~ faithful rs can
be, and he knows ~ much AZ any man.
don't care who he IL. II | should tell yOu
some OF the thing. that dorg bas done y1u'd
call me ? liar. and as don't wish no such
reputation I'll keep quiet.''
Reflection caused by this thought over
came him, and he trudscd along in abso-
lutte silence for some time. At last he
raised bis head and continued When
ne get at the end OF days march. il ne
find that three or four OF the sheep are
missing. ! can send that dog back after
them II they are ten miles away. and II
don't make no difference where TIE sheep
are, or who's got them, that dog viii get
thom to me, or I'll eat the whole drove,
hCOfs. bones. and wool"
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New, O.; North caro,,,. -, Z, "a 80.
ein t3,s5sH. MaokerrI.-vsc Nv ~. Ssif
bsrreis. ZIG; No. 2, IN b.rrr,. eIs. IA 1
fat trimmed mackcrcI. a., n
kiis, $3.50: No. z, Ia tits a, o. or. No 4
smsil, f3.5of4s. V''A'' w. =
Lard Primo. barrels and tIercc~ {, Ole
In half.hairels. 9ia9ic.; tuhs. si,aic'
Matches: COS. 75lS5c. No. n,c,s. sao,s
S1 wO,sss r,oss; DoVs. S7.5os33 gross.
isc.; tierccs, l5c. la rreIs. 1ac ssn,,ine
golden syrup. fia30c. per gallon. yew Or.
leans, prime. 55aG0c.
SAT-: Liverpool. from store. ALAS.
1foupd alum. from store, Sc. per ssck.
sugar: Crushed, Tie; powdered. TIC. +:
granula ca. To-: A. &c; off A. afe. +. vel.
low. 54a5tc.; cut-loaf, Tic
soap: Common. isGac. best washing,
IiaSc.; toilet. ljae0c., and iancy prices /:
country, la5c. ' P'''
Teas: Black. 25i5Oc. imperiaI. s,,Tsc. /:
gunrowicr. 3Jc,sl.
Tubs /: Cedar, 81. y5asJ nest nine a, a5,
$3.50 nest
GDEa, LPirHER, &c.
Hides: Green. 4a5c. wet s.lted. 7sse. (:
dfy sailed, Halle. dry flint, s3iI5c.
icatber: Tough leather. 20a2Jc. city
nnisb harness. oo'''Gc.; country finish bar
nos 2oa30c' wax upper. 3Ja40c. hcmlock
sole, lJa2Jc. OAK sole. 304)c.
IRON. STEEL. NAILS. &C.
Iron: American refined, Old DOMINION
bar. $3.50; English and American sheet.
sso5ic. Swcdes, hammered, ilijc. hoop,
iJ5tc.
Nails: Old Dominion, $3.50 for standard
size.
Piough-Catings Wholesale. SIC. retail,
~ per pound.
Rope: Manila. best. ljc. iutc. Tiasc.
LIoUoRs. WINES. &C.
Ale: Scotch (hcst brands) plnts, 81 90
ses per dozen. gold.
Brandics Domestic, sl.1Oasi.5); fruit,
sOc.aSl.2j; apple. new, sl.TjiS2; South
ampton. s2.2J; virginia pesch, 32..JGlS3.
Rye Whiskeys Medium. s1.50ss2; pure
old. s3aSi; Virginia mountain, new, 3l.T5
sst old, S2as3 and upwards.
Gin: Domestic. sl.l0asl.j0; imported,
se.j0as9.75 per case.
New England Rum: si.joasi.Gj.
Rcctilled Whiskcvs 95c.ssl.40.
LUMBER, SLAVES. &C.
Lumber: White oak. cut to order, siIa
9GA HtT l,OVb, on nl1Thet, pluaSls ner
LOCO; Western Virginia poplar. Slj,S,6
per ,0O9; West Virginia white pine. Si5i
go per 1000; yellow pine-rough boards.
sSas9; dry clear, sl2aSlJ; joiSt. soi51j.a;-
cOrdine TO sizes and lengths. Shingles
Pine, 81 7jas2.50; cypress, six inch, Sjas7
per 600; saps. SjaS6. Laths-Splt, 81;
sawed, sl.7jaS2 per 4 700.
Slaves: Whiskey barrel timber, greea.
slSaS20 per 1000: seasoned, 520l2J pei
200. Flour-b1rrcl timber. SllSI per
Loo. Machine slaves, 5IaSS; turned
heading. Sc. per set. Flour-barrel poles,
SiaSG. Hogshead-hOops. zoe. per bundle.
Market exceedingly dull, with very few
buyers. at prices quoted.
PONDER. SHOT, &C.
Fuse: Toys mining. aja9Oc. per 100 feet.
Powder: g by the five kegs-lcss than
Eve kegs. 1926 blasting. S2.jjaS..S0.
shot; Northern, si.Sj per bag OF -
pounds.
GrindstOnes l.a2t. per pound.
SEED.
Clover: S52jiSj.7j.
Timothy: Sl.7jaS2.
Orchard-Grass y .feasl -.
Herd Grass: 90caSl.
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In. Recent Murder In Roanoke.

fBv telegraph ." tie Dispztch.l
ROLNOIE, Va, November J.-LLll-
Wilson. tie Young girl who Was found
Monday evening back Of one Of the pria'
cipsl ,tre.f, with her throat cni and dead.
had left k.r mo.her's only an hour beioft
her body was found. There is no clue -
the murderer. Two negroes have been ~
rested. but their guilt is considered doubt
fuI. The Mayor has offered a reward OF
$50 for the capture Of the murderer. AMI
nifty extra police art searching the sur
rounding country. A citizens meeting
this afternoon offered an additional reward
Of $1,000.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
NEW FORK sroox MARKET.

new York, November 5.-The stock
msfkct opened weak and depressed. and
IN the irst hslf hour cf business prices de-
c1ned sa3t. Union Pacific aud Lackawsnns
leading. Before midday there was rally.
and during the afternoon the market was
strong, and on the advance the market
closed firm. Compared with Mondays
closing, prices were la2l lower, except for
Erie and Oregon Transportation. which
are iai higher. Sales, $4,000 shares.
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r;'IlE WORK l. DONE

-, :. ,,.,-r
gay ""e'""r'''' u" ''e o''''''' ''''' -
oi rejoicing Tor tue '"'e'' ''''''''' VI wv I''"
10 "''''' "'
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-06

The ordinary expressions OF the "llea.
then ehince" are not only peculiar
but are sometimes most poiniedly sarcastic.
A clustering, harmless fellow. they cali =
.spapcr tiger; when man oveTestimates
himself, they compare HIM 10 a era. falling
into scale and weighing himself; over
doing a thing they call a "hunehbaek
making bow -; a spendthrlft they call 4
.srocket" which goes OF at once. and
those who expend their charity on remote
objects while neglectiDg their own fsmi-
lies. are said TO bang hike 20 lantern on a
pole" which pIves no light below, though
seen from afar.
Many ilue horses. seemingly used up.
have been saved BY the timely use OF ST..
jacobs OIL, the great paiu-destrsyer.
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sHAKESPEAaE CLASS.

I BEG TO ANNOUNCE THAT DE-
] SIRE 10 FORM 4 SHAKESPEARE ~ y
10 meci ~ II o'clork on alternate TutR-p ~ :
~ the rooms of the Young Mems Christian go o.
ciation. There will be READING CLtb u"
connection with the class. -
meet on the same da,. al the ame plsre.
Terms for the course. STE.
First meeting. 1iii RsDAY. November ON
Names s"d addresses can he seat To- No '"'
east franklin street. -,
WILLIAM TAYLOR THoN
oc rs sQdtNey6ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-06

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. VA. November ). 1884.
OFFERINGS.
White. 1868 bushels. Mixed.
DIG bushels. Red, 2,i0S bushels. Total,
3,492 bushels.
CoRN.-Whiie, LIS bushels. Mixed,
l,S00 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAr.-Wbitc, 12s bushels fair at Sic.
Mixed, 9l6 buSbel. at SOC. Red. | ,GjS
bushels good to prime Longberry at % to
Sec; 634 common TO prime Shortbsrry at
10 to 88c.
CORS.-White. 7ji bushels fair 10 prime
at 80 TO Coo.
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KHARTOUM UNTAKEN.
Lerd Wellesley Telegrsphs that General Ger
den and Ills Troops Are SAFE.

den and Ills Troops Are safe.
A London special SAYS: General Lord
wolseIty, who is at DoD.oIa. in reply 10 a
message Of Inquiry from the Government
as to the condition Of affairs at khsriOuuI.
saws: "COloOei Kitchener telegraphs that
Arabs from the south repori al
quiet. One of our messengers who
was sent TO khartoum some DAYS ago.
reached that place aud was received BY
Geuera, Gordon with a SALUTE and parade OF
his troops. The British and French con-
suls were with Colonel Stewart. whose
boat Mas reported wrecked several DAYS
ago at Wady Garna. II Is supposed that
ii. Nicola remained behind, and j. there
fore safe. The Mahdi, with strons force
Of rebel troops. had advanced upon Am
dermau, opposite khaTtoum, and asked
General Gordon 10 surrender. General
Gordon replied that he would hold khar-
toum aganst him for twelve years. The
Nahdi then retired days journey
south. declaring that he would not
feht for two months. Many Of his
followers left him. The Governor
OF kssssla had promised 10 come
to the assistance OF General Gordon. Mo-
hamed Elkheir held Berber for the Mahdi,
but the people are afraid that General Cor
don will attack that place. The road from
Btrbcr TO KharOum is closed. except by
the way Of Metemmeb, which latter place
the rebels visit nightly A suakim dis
patch states that the rebels attacked the
railway there Yesterday evening, but we're
successfully repulsed.
THE sAHDT AND wOLsELHY.
Cairo newspaper says that General
Wolseley has sent messengers 20 the Mahdi.
sskins him IL II is possible TO aInicatly ar
range for the release OF General Gordon
and the garrison Of khartOum, General
Wolseiey, on his part, engaging 10 withdraw
his expedition 10 Wady lIalfs, and the
Governments OF England and Egypt agree
ing to support any regular government that
may he erected in The Soudan. A second
telegram from General Wolseley from Don.
COLA is r. follows "My previous telegram
is the only answer can give 10 the runors
of the fall OF khartoum, which are most ip-
probable"
SUPPLIES FOR TUE EXPEDITION.
H. the House Of Commons this evening
the Marquis Of Harrington, the Secretary
Of state for War, stated that ample supplies
OF food aud munitions OF war had been
forwarded 10 Dongola for the Nile expedi-
ton. Mr.. Gladstone stated that the time
and manner Of the advance upon kbartoum
had been left to General GOrdon's discre-
tioD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-06

Every household should have pure medl'
cinal whiskey. Montrose and II Select are
highly recommended. w. ID. Blair ( Coz
100 east Main, are the proprietors Of the
above brands
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-06

FLOUR.
We quste: Fine. s28s2.5O; supcriine,
ts.25GsS; extra, s48s4.25; family, si.25
go; Patent family. country, S5.25a
ss.75. Market very dull,
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BALTIMORE.

BArrMoRE. November 5.-virginia Gs
consolidated, o.; pss:-due coupons. ~ !;
new 1905. sta; new "a, 5li. BID TO-
dU.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-06

Train No. 90 lthrougn passenger stops n Al 90
tons, connecting at hcysyile for all points - Y.
Sathorlin Narrow-.,auge rdlrosi for Miltoa; 81
GrccnsbOro toe all points on salem Branch: 81
Salisbury for all points an Western North Caro-
southwest
Train Ma. 50 Through pas'en ger and ra,iil sfsps
" salisbury, dreensOoro', kelisvi.lc, u gh pdst.
llonls sviilc. Lexington, aud Concord, brtweea
bUnylhle aud Charlotte. sni all stations between
hi' hmond and Dsnyiilc, connecting at SufhcT-
In, with Milton and ~uiherlin Narrpw-tiaaxe
railroad for Milton; st Greens DoFo' Tor all psdns
On Salcn Branch snt North Carolina division al
thH lOtie with Charlotte, o,umbia and Aussaa
railroad Tor Columbia, Augusts, Ssvaansh, sna
Fiori Ida points, anf all poinis In the Soath ssa
southwest. No. % between kcysville and NsSth :
side rnns only 90 MONDAYS. irain No. SO -
Richmond and Mcckienburs raiiro,f runs dk1g
eNccp' sunday. M. 52 runs only on Montsys
Trains from the south arrive at fichmoada t7Ne
A. II. and 4;5H Pm
BON AIR PASSENGER SERVICE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-06
ONLY ONE DOLLAR 10 Gl
NETWORKS NEWS. NORFOLK, AND
PORTS MOUTH.
AND ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT

NETWORKS NEWS. NORFOLK, AND
PORTSMOUTH.
NT THHASs afi OK d; SciHhNGE OF ANY KiND.
ONLY 75C. TO CLAREMONT.
SocOnd-cltss tickets stil lower.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT C0MpAvY's
JAMES-RIvFR LINE
Fol, NEwpoET'S TtMs, NnKEnLK; p0RFs'
CONNECTS AT NoRPoLK Closely WITH
ror OLD po,NF nA nk LiTE AND THE
NORTH SANE AFTERNOON.
AND At NEwP0Rr's NEWS wIrli STEAMER
ACCOMAc FOR SMiTilFiELD.
ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT TRANSFER, AND
oNLi ALL-wATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER IN DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES MICH LhsS THAN IiAlF CHARGED
BI ANY OTHER ROUTE.
sARE I Tn ,N> t, 81 40 LIMIT.
wAY-LANDiNG FARES from p u 0Dc.
second class ticses stlll tower.
ELEGANT MEALS ON EUROPEAN PLAN.
Tue elegantly -rehulli an fat steamer
ARIEL,
z. T.. GIFfoRD, Commander
leaies Richmond every ,,,ny
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,; ASD EH ~ tTt
TIMFl for sbove-named places. Returning. the
steamer leaves Norfolk, Portsmouth. and New
ports News on alternate days, arriving al Hlch-
moud about l.. VI.
Through tickets on sale steamer and al Car
ber's Agency, 1000 Main street. Baggage checked
through.
sTATE-ROoMs ENGAGED FOR DAY OR
NIGHT.
FREIGHT.
t.eight received isuy for Norfolk, Portsmouth,
snlthGe'd, aud Hampton w lshingtoB, 10. &. !;
NewLern, Washington, and TarborD', n. e.. and all
points IN Eastern North Carolina also, for East
ern shore ii Virginia, aud sli regular landings on
Jano, river, at Low EST RAT rs, and through
bills issued. L.. u. TA1UM.
o. Superintendent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-06

"Powerim monarch, - answered Louis
Of Bavaria. IL 10 my eons'p, Duke Fredc-
RE. beg your royal elsmepcy TO forget
the offences he has committed against you
aud against the holy Council. The Duke
Of Austria places himself and all that lac
possesses IN the power Of 5our Majesty,
and he Is also ready 70 deliver UP the
Pope: but his honor forces bin To ask =
plomise that no harm shall be done 70 the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-06
Guns.

GUNS. GUNS. HAVE \ COMPLETE
II STOCK BREKCH- AND MUZZLE-LOAD-
ING GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS. SPORTING
GOODS and AMMUNITION Of ALL KINDS,
An examination Is solicited, Is all good. In nv
line will De sOd as cheap As similar goods can be
bought ANYWHERE. T. W. TlGSof, 1912 Main
street. Richmond. Va. l7-lm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-06

RICHMOND, Va, November G, 1881.
At AUCTION
TODAY
ONE UUNDHID ETNCHES BANANAS.
To- rln.e conugnmsnt. WILLIAM N.LUCK,
uoG-lts 1925 Main street.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

sME6-FIgT BoARD.-l.O0o virginia
new ys st 5li. 1000 do. at 5il; 500, frac-
hooa, at 57i; 1000 Richmond city So at
1924
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-06

MI Its UIiT Ha3lcilgrf tflIus sIDp It HDn AIf.
PULLMAN-GAR SERVICE.
On Train 81 New York and Atlanta Ella WasA.
A. gtOB aud Dauyille.
ON Train No. 52-washinstou and Ausssia
Washington aud New OrI.sns. Ricnmoaa AsN
DanVie. Returning, Dan Vile and Richmona -
uain No. 50.
Tickets sold 10 all points south, southeast, aud
southwest. aud baggage checked through.
No iay-0Ner checks given on local tickets b
N. sLAUGHra9.
General Passenger Agent
SGT HAAS. Trsr1c Msnseer.
A. l.. HNEs. tsrnefal Manager. scIe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-06

EOR NEW YORk.-rhe Old linn
Il Dominion steamship Company eS91lnk
proposed salliBgs for the week 10 lowing are:
WYANOkt. CAPTAIN IlULfHERS, FRIDAY.
November 7th. at o'clock y. ".
ROANOKE. Captain COUCH, SUNDAY, No
yrmber 9th, ~ O'clock A. NJ.
OLD DOMINION. Captain SMITH. TttsDAf'
November It'll, at = O'Clock Il. ".
Freight received until ! o'clock L. VI. tr-
day, O'Clock z. NJ Saturday, aud 10 O'Clock Z.
NJ. Tuesday.
Through hills of lsding signed. and goods for
wzrded With dispatch 10 all points north, south,
east and west; also To foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare 10 New York ('nciHfin3 meals and
berih), $40: rOund-trip tickets. as. >ieersge
with subsistence, 81: without subsistence 30.
Passengers leaving Richmond by tue chess
peake aud Onto railway az H:30 4. VI OH New
port', News aud the Richmond and pstcr,bnrs
railroad at ll:20 A. VI. on MONDAYS, TUE>-
DAYS. WEDNESDAYS, and SATURDAYS will
make connection at NORFOLK with steamer
leaving those DAYS.
For freight or passage apply 10
GEORGE W. ALLEN 4 co. Agents,
nc rOmDanv's Wharf. Roe ketts.
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rAILaRn AND CL0vu,sss

John LATOUCHE, MERCHANT>A
d TAILOR, No. 4 Terih street. Keeps N
coNSrANTLr N SICK EyE ", VIZ
fINE, STYLISH, AND DURABLE
GARMENTS.
The low prices VIII ssrpvise any one nsed 70 nne
work. ie3l-eod
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T,GUsTEYs SALE or TWO FRAME
Il TrEtMENTs, NOS. Ole AND 9is Wfsr
jEIGn. BETWEEN GfAUAM AND OAK
h1RbfTs.-'y virtue Of certsip dect OF rist
executed Ia tie undersigned Trustee, data Juty
~. 1882, sad of rec nd IN tic clerks odre Of
Richmot q rh1nccry Cur. ID. y. 1Zi A, page 2ta,
default h1ving boz n made IN the payment IT pr
zion of tire debt sncsred therehv. ana beng re-
eulrcd IN do. shalt ucr for sale at public
uon, upon the premises on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER I. 1884,
~ ~ o'cisck L. ~. the PROPERTY located ~,
above. The Tot troass 80 feet on the Dorh SIDE Of
Leigh street and runs back 50 feet ~ an alley.
The b~ KILLINGS sre comparatively new, h.v-
Ing he'n hu.lt within the last three years and
contain three rooms each. They are nov rented
10 prompt paying tenants.
1FRNs Cash NJ ~ orpeps ~ sale snd tl26 !;
hsance upon credit rs 10 S43.ls until Janlirs
81. II 80. tfS.6y until April "a. 1888, Df25
un'il July 81, 1885. aud balance upon terms 10
tc snlOuneed At sale.
&. ". SUTTON. Trustee.
SUTTON a CO.. = uctioneors. NOD
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