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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-05-23

Novelties in neckwear for ladies received
this week from Chicago, at
SAMUEL E. YoUNG's.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-05-23
Albany, May 18th, 1884. Stove Dealer.

On last Monday small building opposite
the College, at Corvallis. caught on fire, but
was extinguishsd by the fire department
George Thompson, q fireman, in running to
the FIRE, burst tumor on his Lungs, eausin q
hemerrhage Of the lungs, and yesterday it
was thought he could not live during the
day.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-05-23

Ladies, misses and children's fine shoes and
slippers, just the thing for summer wear, the
largest stock in the city at the Boot l. Shoe
Store of
SAMYrr r. YnYYNnia
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-05-23

Received direct from Chicago new line Of
fashionable dress goods, ladies hose, notions
etc, at
SAMuPI 4 YnIrNn's
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-05-23
No rs PICNIC.


One Of the most successful firsmen's re-
unisns ever held In Albany was that Of
No. rs on last Friday. II went OF like q
dsllar top, and caused an much pleasure
as new pair of skates. Business began
at b;So by the arrival OF q large delegation
from Lebanon, with their new hand en-.
gine and hose cart. Frsm that time until
Saturday morning the ball never stopped
rolling. At nins o'clock q delegation Of
hrsmsn headed by Chief Engineer Hof-
man marched 10 tho dsrst, and took
charge Of the apparatus Of the Lebanon
fremen which they conducted 10 No. rs
hall, whore they were duly housed. From
there hrsnen and citizen marched
TO HAoKLEMES's GROVE,
where very entertaining order Of sxer-
several pieces Of excellent music by the
Albany Mechanics Band, prayer by Rev
Holl enbaugh, y characteristic and pointed
address OF welcome by Mayor Hill, re-
sponse by J W Cusic, Of Lebanon, a ten
ninuto oratlon by Hon J X Weatberford
next State Senator from Linn county, and
several cont ests, the first Of which was u
ladies race Of 30 yards. Two started. Won
by Miss Bsrtis stringer, ono Of Lsbanon's
bost young ladies, and without the aid OF
even pair Of spectaolss. Time seconds.
In the sack race there were two ontries.
Merrill Fish swan the fastest and came
In ahead In 10 seconds. The three logged
81 NxrA ~,
Alva Arnold and Ed. R0ed, Their OPP
penents did not succeed In reaching the
goal. In the fat mans race two started,
Mr. 0 II Irvine, OF this city and Mr. Ed.
wards, Of Lebanon, They ran twice,
conlug ont even In each effort. Time o
seconds, ! second slower than Miss 5trin-
gers time. This was the most exciting
contest At tho grove. The boys race was
won by yoath named Beach, OF Corvallis,
These closed the exercises at the grove,
when tho crowd partook OF their dinners >.
wherever and under whatever circum-
stances suited them best,
Al two o'clock
AdAME or BALL
was played On the Third Street grounds
between the Albany and Salem mines,
which was one OF the finest games ever
played In Albany. The throwing OF Mul-
lane for the Albany team completely par.
alyzed the Salem boys, and tho scores
which they succeeded In making on the
last inning were obtained with one or two
exceptions by . regular Waterloo Of called
balls, although Il IL due TO the skill Of
MullAne, who threw four dIfiereat kinds
OF curves 10 say that he threw an uncom-
msnly geod ball: Following was the
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-05-23
Preaching service.

SAMUEL E. YoUNG's.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-05-23
For sale.

SAMUEL f. YoUNG,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-19
Talking over I, 200 Miles.

The following item comes from Cincin-
natl: The feat OF talking over l,2Oo miles
of wire connecting two telephones, wNh
no perccptible loss Of power by induction
has been performed here. A telephone
was placed in the operating room OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Company
and another In the cellar. The instru-
ments were first connected with wires to
and from Chillicothe, nearly 200 miles.
when the conversation was heard very dis
finctly. though carried on in tone indis-
t,ncuishable few feet from the instru-
ment. A similar line was then formed to
Grafton, w. Va, 600 miles, with the same
result, and then TO Baltimore, 1900 miles,
with no perceptible difference in the dis
tinctness with which the conversation was
heard. There was absolutely no apparent
loss by induction. Though fourteen tele-
graph wires alongside were In full opera
ton no sound OF an instrument could be
heard. The instrument used was the new
Hopkins transmitter, in which the carbons
are In constant vibration during a CONVEX
satiop, the current being thus alternately
opened and closed perfectly us by an ordi-
nary Morse key In telegraphy.
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KILLED by a Powder Explosion.

An Akron, Ohio. telegram OF Monday
says: A powder.magazine Just northeast Of
the city, owned by Mage Brothers. hard
ware-dealers, exploded with terrific re-
port at 8 O'Clock this afternoon. A NUM-
Der Of boys were playing around it. and
one touched match to cake OF wet pow
der lying outside. The flash was at once
communicated TO the powder inside
through hole In the corner OF the maga-
zine, aud the explosion followed. Perry
legs being consumed, and little left save
the charred trunk. Gin" Booth and
"Butchn Teeplc, ages about twelve, were
terribly burned on the arms and sides, but
not fatality. The clsthing OF two others
took fire, and they were hurled violently
some distance, but succeeded In putting
out the fire, aud were only slightly hurt.
The magazine contained seventy kegs OF
damp powder, and was about to be aban-
doned. The building was demolished.
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AN ODD COTTAGE BY THE SEA.
How an Eccentric Millionaire Buiii House
Around Well.
Hong Branch IL teri

Hong Branch Lttter.l
Charles Leland has erected one OF The
most peculiar-loosing cottages along the
coast. IL ls erected on the Shrewsbury
river, near Long Branch. The building Is
in the shape OF a hollow square, with a
court-yard In the centre. Ii Is only one
story high, and Is shingled all over.
IL Is built after the style OF Next
can dwelling. In the centre OF the
front side OF the building is gate
way. through which horse and carriage
can be driven, and the visitor, as be enters,
reads upon placard in front OF him, " No
drones allowed within the outer walls"
Alongside the gateway is the word "Con-
tcpt.o which Mr. Leland has adopted as
the name OF the place. The house looks
comfortable ard cnticing, though every
thing is constructed after the old style OF
building. with open fire-places, and no
plasteriDg either upon the sides OF over
head. There are six chimneys, each
one constructed differently. The house
being only one story in height, all
the departments kitchen, dining-rooms,
siiting-rooms, parlor, bedrooms, etc
are on the same floor, and at the
corner OF the building, under the same
roof, is stable for the accommodation OF
two horses. The gate leading to the court
ward has "a latch with string to 1t, which,
when Mr. Leland desires any one to come
in, is pushed through hole in the gate to
the outside, and when he desires seclusion
he pulls the string IN.
In several OF the rooms Mr. Leland has
stored all kinds OF curiosities and relics,
which have been presented to him during
his long career as a hotel proprietor,
among them spear used by the John
Brown party during their raid in Virginia.
In The first place Mr.. Leland had a well dug
aud pump put IN it, and then. as he said
Quilt his house around it. In front OF the
house a cannon has been mounted and
pointed towards the village OF Long
Branch,
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HORSES ENTANGLED.
A Runaway Accident in which Dozen Peo-
PIE Were Injured.

pie Were Injured.
A Hamburg pa special says A scene
of terror and intense excitement was wit
messed near Zion's church, three miles east
of this place, yesterday. The road leading
TO the church was occupied by numerous
conveyances filed with people on their
way to attend service.
Alfred MilIers horse became cnmanage-
able. and dashed among the concourse o.!
teams and frightened people. A double
team carriage, occupied 10y six people, was
first struck, and the mad race continued
until five teams were damned together.
The horses jumped and rolled over each
other, each ENHANCEMENT only intensiiying
the desperate efforts OF the animals to
escape. The respective vehicles were all
almost totally wrecked. John Groh's leg
was broken and severely bruised. Mrs.
Yeager and Mrs. Sunday were badly
bruised, and suffer from nervous prostia-
ton. Mrs. Groh was severely bruised.
The six people in the double team that
was first run into all sustained more or
less, injuries, some being injured inter-
nnlly
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A Butler, Penn, telegram Of Sunday
SAYS: The boiler used in pumping Bald.
Ridge oil well No. u exploded this morn
Ing with o terrific report. hurting frag-
mebts OF the boiler In every direction, de-
molishing the boiler and englne.house and
horribly manglipg Richard Walker, who
died In few hours. His son, who was
near him, was thrown fifteen feet, receiy-
ing fatal injuries. A small frame house
near by, which was occupied by Walker,
was partly demolished, and his daughter
was slightly hurt. The cause Of the ex-
plosjon 10 not known.
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A st. Petersburg telegram OF Sunday
says: The marriage Of Princess Elizabeth
Of Hesse and Grand Duke Sergius Of Rus
STA was solemnized In the chapel OF the
Winter Palace to-day with the customary
pomp. Two services were performed. the
first being in accordance with the ortho-
dox ritual, and the second according to the
Lutheran rites. At the conclusion OF the
second salute OF l0l guns was fired in
honor Of the newly-wedded couple. A
state banquet was gwen In the afternoon,
at which toasts were offered In honor OF
the Car and Czarina. the bride and bride
groom, and the Grand Duke OF Hesse. In
the evening there was ball. All the fes-
fYities were on scale OF unusual magnifi.
cence.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF an
- order of the Chancery Court, entered In the
case of Millhiser rs. Hernandez Co.. will sell,
at the cigar-factOry OF said hernandez Co..
over 10 10 Cary street, on
FRIDAY, THE 27rH DAY OF JUNE, 1884,
commencing al 10 o'clock A. NJ, all the FIN
TURES said factory. such as are usually found
in II cigar-factory; also all the MACHINERY
ard FURNITURE, about 10000 CIGARS OF
sundry brands, about IA cases GOOD TOBACCO,
and sundry other articles TOO numerous to men
ton here. .
ANY person desiring 20 enter into the business Of
the manufacture of cigars would do well 10 attend
tins sale. ~
The fixtures. machinery, and furniture Will be
sold as whole II desired.
LEWIS =. WINSTON,
ie1S sheriff and Receiver
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Hiss Elizabeth Carnegie. 40 Spruce
street, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. states
that. having suffered with sprained
wrist; at another time with pains in the
side and sore-throat, she was completely
cured, in each instance, by st. Jacobs Oil,
the sovereign cure.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-19

UCTION SALE OF THAT LARGE,
IA WELL-BUILT, DETAt HE'D, CONVE-
NIENTLY-ARRANGED, AND CENTRALLY
LOCATED BRICK DWELLING No. l09
SOUTH FIFTH STREET, ADJOINING THE
RESIDENCE OF WILSON c. THOMAS, ESQ
At the request of the owner, Will offer for sale by
public auction, upon the premises, on
MONDAY, JUNE %, 1884,
at g O'Clock T.. NJ, that DESIRABLE DWELL
ING as above located. II is remarkably well built.
contains ten rooms besides kitchen and servants
rooms. with gas and waterfall Ia nice order The
lot fronts 80 feet and runs back 1870 feet 20 an
alley. The owner Is anxious 10 sell, and doubtless
a bargain may be had at this sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash; the balance ut one,
two. and three years forneRotable notes, with IN
terest added and secured by deed OF trust.
jeI5 II. SELDOM TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
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x-TBE CIRCULATION OF THE Bis
PATCH rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION or Al l. THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
Late weather Report.


WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 19-t A. NJ
For the Middle Atlantic States. slightly
warmer generally fair weather. in south
ern and central portions, slightly cooler,
with partly cloudy weather and local show
ers in extreme north portions, light. yaria-
bic winds, generally from south to west.
For the South Atlantic States, gene
rally fair weather, light, variable Winds
generally from north to east, no change in
temperature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-19

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, AZ
o A. NJ, 81 /; noon, 90; 3P. NJ, 81; +.
NJ. s.; midnight. so.
Mean temperature, S3t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-19
BY Z. u. Cook, Auctioneer.

BYE. B. Cook. Auctioneer.
"a Ninth street.
VERY HANDSOME III D u S E HOLD
Y FURNITURE AT THE RESIDENCE NO.
GIG WEST MARSHALL STREET AT AUG
TION.-On
FRIDAY, 10Th INSTANT,
at 10 O'Clock. viii sell rs above all of the II AND
SOME FURNITURE, embracing
/ elegant WALNUT PARLOR SUIT, pieces,
and upholstered in heavy silk brocade;
MARBLE TABLES, ETAGERE, ROCKING
CHAIR; -
LACE CURTAINS and LAMBREQUINs;
LOUNGE:
Q hands ONE CHAMBER SUITS. solid walnut;
Besides other BUREAUS. WARDRUBES. WASH
STANDS, HAIR AND SHUCK-MATTRESS-
Is. BEDDING, &c: -
TABLE; -
A large assortment Of CROCKERY-, GLASS,
AND PLATFD-WARE;
Usual variety Of KITCHEN FURNITURE, in
Guiding a 6rst-ratc COOK-STOVE.
TERMS; Cash. Sale positive. .
&c 10 f. b. COOK, Auctioneer.
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BY Grubbs X Apperson,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. 8 north Eleventh street.

AUCTION SALE OF
i FRAMED DWELLING 204 SOUTH PINE
STREET, CONTAINING NINE ROOMS.-By
virtue of two deeds of trust from J. VI. Gregory
and wife TO the undersigned, recorded in Rich
mOnd Chancery Court, In Deadlock lib n, page
IA, and Deed Book l16 q, page f6s, respective
ly. and being thereto required by the beneficiary,
by reason of default, we will sell on the premises,
at 6 O'Clock u. W.. on
MONDAY, JUNE 80, 1854,
the above-described DESIRABLE PROPERTY,
occupied by Mr.. Eayes. The dwelling Is In good
STYLE. attractive, convenient, and pleasant. The
lot fronts on the west side of Pine between Cum
berland and Beverly streets 30 feet and runs back
l45 feet 70 a twenty-foOt alley.
TERMS: Whilst the deeds require cash as to the
debt secured about 700l, expenses Of sale. &C.,
IL Is probable easier terms will be made known at
the sale as to these and surplus.
A. B. APPERSON,
j. VI. GODDIN,
% Trustees.
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by virtue of n deed of trust dated July 10, 1877,
and recorded I'm tie clerks Office Henri County
Court, I'm ID. r. 80, p. 317, and also under decree
OF the Richmond ChancerY Court IN the SUIT OF
Shapard rS. Tabb and others, entered March q,
1854 default having been made in the payment
of a certain note secured therein, and at the re-
Quest of the beneficiary I'm said deed, we Will sell
at public autiOn, the premises, located as above,
SATURDAY, JUNE 81, 1884,
at 50 O'Clock L. NJ, the PROPERTY described In
said deed, rs follows: The BLANDON FARM OF
u. VI. 1abb, in IlcniicO county. near the city OF
Richmond. containing 50 4-5 ACRES, more or
less, lying south Of the old Wcstham turnpike,
now the continuation OF Cary street. and lies lust
beyond and adjoining the new City Reservoir
Park, and was conveyed To SAID I. VI. IabD ny Two
deeds-one from II. c. Page and wife October IL,
lS40. and the other from Archibald Thomas ana
wife January /. 1851. The improvements consist
of q comfortable RICKDWkLLlNG, containing
six or eight rooms with the usual out buildings,
and a well Of excellent water. The land IS not
only very valuable for farming purposes lhaNlnR
been kept In high state of cultivation for num-
Der of years., but Is now considered the most desl-
rable In that section on account Of It's proximity
tO the public Park. which has grown IN thc past
year or TWO to be the most fashionable ana attrac'
tive place near the city. The grounds lie beauti-
fully, The place T. healthy, and Is destined 10 be-
come very valuable; and this sale, altogether, Of
fers more Inducements for solid Investment than
any that has taken place In The neiRhOOrhood OF
The Mace will be sold as a whole, or divided. as
per plat in the hands Of auctioneers, as may seem
best on day Of sale.
TERMS Cash rs To so much OF the proceeds OF
sale as may be necessary 10 defray the expenses OF
executing the trust and 10 pay note of $4,000
with interest at per cent. from July 10, 1878,
till paid; the balance upon such terms as the
gramiOr in the deed may direct on day OF sale.
ROBERT STILES,
&. X. MACON,
sale by FRANK d. HILL & CO., Auctioneers,
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Rv George Y. Crawford,
by ptDIEt fs tIbNiVlu'
Real Estate Agent and Auetloneer,
1908 Bank street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF i SMALL
i BUT DESIRABLE FARM. WITH M
PROyEMENrS THEREON, IN HENRiCo
COUNTY NEAR THE CITY OF RICHMOND
In pursuance of the provisions Of deed of trust
executed May 10. 1888, by A. ID. lienyis to me- TO
secure unpaid purchase-money, and recorded III
the clerks office of Henrico County Court and de-
fault having been made In the payment OF Inc
debt therein secured, shall proceed To SELL under
instructions from the beneficiary, on the premi-
ses, to the highest bidder, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE IL, 1884,
AT q O'Clock L. NJ, the following PROPERTY
viz, Tint parcel Of REAL ESTATE on the New
bridge road and stony Run, about three-quar.
tiers of mile from the city, and containing about
FOUR ACRES, with a good house and Out-buiid'
ings on The premises.
TERMS For cash enough TO pay costs and eN-
penses of sale. and note dated May 10, 1888, for
1910, with interest until day of sale. and the
balance In instruments payable every three
months thereafter-viz first, for s55.79; second.
for S55.U4 third. for S54.29; fourth, for s53.54
fifth, for s52.79; sixth, for s52.04; seventh, for
1929. and the balance on liberal terms. to be
stated at the sale. G. 4. CRAWFORD,
Trustee.
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ONLY ONE DOLLAR cIlsJ
I =.

"
~ AMP D0RTs MOUTH,
AND ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT
TRANSFER OR CHANGE OF ANY KIND.
ONLY 80 TO WASHINGTON. d. C,
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY's
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR
VIEWPOINTS NEWS, OLD POINT,
NORFOLK, FoRTSsM 1% WI, Ian AND r. JAMES
CONNECTS AT OLD POINT CLOSELY WITH
BAY LINE FOR
BALTIMORE, AND THE NORTH
SAME AFTERNOON,
NEwPoRT's NEWS WITH STEAMER "AC-
C0MAC ~ FOR s NJ III NtprD AVN
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
RATES MUCH HES less Fl THAN HALF CHARGED
~ BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
s SaRE TO N2RE TRiS s59999 NO LIMIT
FARE TO WASHINGTON, &c, 81.
FARE ROUND TRIP, $3.50.
wAY.LANDING FARES FROM 25c. TO 0OC.
MEALS, rs CENTS EACH.
The elegantly rebuilt and fast steamer
ARIEL,
carrying United states NALL
z. c. CLIFFORD. Commander.
leaves Richmond every TUT SDAI, THURSDAY,
S SAfsE E6ASEcT IN FULL
TIME,) for aboye-named places. Returning the
steamer leaves Norfolk, Portsmouth, Old Point,
and Viewpoints News on alternate days. arriving
At Richmond at about 4 7. NJ.
Through tickets on sale on steamer and At Gar
ber's Agency, 1000 Main street. Baggage checked
through
sTATEROOMS ENGAGEDFOR DAY OR
NIGHT.
EXCURSIONS.
Engagements can now be made for MOON
LIGHT and DAY EXCURSIONS 10 Dutch Gap,
Old Point, virginia Beach," Ocean View, Nor
folk, &C., at very low rates 10 church societies,
military or other organizations
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Sm.thneld, and Hampton: Washington, ID. e..
Newbern, Washington, aud Tarboro', y. c.,
and all points In Eastern North Carolina; also,
for Eastern shore of Virginia, and all regular
landings on James river, At LOWEST RATES,
and through bills issued. l.. b. TATUM,
ie Superintendent.
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By Jas. Macdougall, Auctioneer,
No. 10 Governor street.
CUPERlOR STEINWAY & SONS L
- OCTAVE PIANO, EXCELLENT FURNI-
TURF, NEW MATTRESSES, REFRlGERA-
TORS, CROCKERY. &C.. AT AUCTlON-On
THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1884.
at OK O'Clock, will sell at my warerooms for par
ties leaving the city large and fine assortment
q %A s9Gyf &SfklRRYIEE TOP CHAMBER SUIT.
WALNUT and MAHOGANY WARDRODES:
WALNUT, MAHOGANY, and other MARBLE
TOP BUREAUS;
WASHSTANDS and TABLES.
WALNUT and other BEDSTEADS.
PARLOR CHAIRS, DIVANS, and SOFAS,
Three EXCELLENT REFRIG ORATORS,
NEW HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES,
OFFICF-DESKS, CARPETS,
CEDAR MEASURES and BUCKETS,
A fine assortment of CROCkERY, TOILET
SETS, &C., &c.
AT IL O'CLOCK:
One SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD-CASE 7-OCTAVE
SQUARE GRAND PIANO, made by Stei
way & Sons; overstrung, and Handsomely
carved egs-a first class instrument.
Particular attention is asked to this sale, "a all
the goods are In nice order, and must he sold.
JAS. MACDOUGALL,
je 10 Auctioneer.
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S-,.>s,-s-. :. ->-~~--.->>-----
NJ -Ino n, T.nughton. Jr., Auctioneer.


COMMISSIONERS SALE
BOOTS, SHOES, vALIsEs, sToRE-FIx-
TUREs. &C.,
AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
BY virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Court OF ,ne
Tinted states entered on the 18th day Oi MAY,
1884, In the suit Of ID. I. Short rs. McuIuuer@
Condor, &C., shall proceed TO sell NJ their sore'
oOg east Main street, on
SATURDAY, THE nth DAY OF JUNE isef'
at public auction. the entire stock OF
BOOTS, SHOES,
yALIsES,
STORE-FiXTUREs, r. =.
IRON-SAFE, &C.,
In pare 'ls TO suit purchasers.
The sale will be continued from day 70 DAY untii
the entire stock Is sold.
TENNIS: All sums under 81 90 cash: all sums OF
sInO and over on Ninety days time, for negotiable
notes with approved endorsers.
The sale on
THURSDAY, JUNE 10TH,
will take place at 1890 A. NJ. After that day l
shall sell daily at 1890 A. NJ. and 4:30 p. NJ.
THE LADIES ARE SPECIALLY INVITED TO
BE PRESENT.
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S FINE SHOES
will be offered. The best yet. .,,-o
iel9 Special Commissioner.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

viii offer for sale at public auction, on the
premises, in Chesterfield county, on
THURSDAY, JUNE BOTH,
on the Midlothian turnpike. six miles from
Richmond and one mile from Bon Air. on the
Richmond aud Danyille railroad, some vALUA-
BILE LAND, consisting Of 1877 acres OF cleared
low and timbered lands, including also n good
TwO-STORY DWELLING, and y fine orchard
on the place.
This Is hne opportunity for those wishing TO
being COW enient 10 market, and at the same time
secure property that will doubtless prove fine
investment.
TERNsi 1880 cash; balance at SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months.
sale 10 Commence Al O'Clock r. n.
. JOHN MANDERS.
- Midothisn. We.
&c. Bnowy, Aust.oneer. 10 le.90,2aY4,a6