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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-28

TOBACCO FIXTURES, OFFICE FUR
NITURE, &, ., AT AUCTIOS,-On
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1854
n, II o'clock A. NJ, at the factory. No. north
Twentieth street., between Main and Franklin
streets. recently occupied by Mr.. A. Is. Wells, we
will sell The following flXIUkEs &C.: 49,,
/ CROsSI.EY TOBACCO-CUrTER( new)-
2 As MILLS (co rpleteh
2 11-INtH MILLS.
. BOARDS iI.INCH SHAPES,
/ MARROW 9-lNCH MILL, 1T
8 BOX-SCREWs,
sCKE~ PRESS,
2 pair SCALES.
81 ITNP-B0NES,
us WOOD-DRYERs-
as pACkING-B ,NtS.
HYDRANT WASlE-PAN,
4 MILL WASTE-PAN,
TOR ACCO-NNIYES. &c. &c.
Also HANDSOME OFFICE FURNITUR RE. con-
DESKS, CHAIRS, CLOCKS,
LETTER PRESS AND STAND,
MAT ting. &C., &c.
TERMS all n and under cash over that amount
sixty days time for note. with approved endorser,
AFTER THE ABOVE
will he sold at same place
Lot Of ROX BAN DS and CASH Gs.
LOT OF 6x6 end llxl1 IRONS and TINS,
Lot OF SMOKING TUBACCO, MACHlNERf,
&C., SC. FRANZ ID. HILL & CO..
Auciioneers.
Sale by JAS MAcDoUGAtL, Auclioneer
do
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-28
Has Time Will Come.


We pity the man who has had no boy
hood-wLo never "busted" crackers.
blew up CATS, fought ROSTERS. shot of
rockets, fought with Romln candles, and
played with Gre-bslls. We are sorry. also.
for the community he lives In. The time
must cone when that man win try 70 be a
boy. and the town won't hold him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-28
DHYsrCrANs AND DRUGGISTS
OPTICIANS AND DRUduiSrs
= RECOMMEND
E::;;::i::';s$ { ssSSs#|E:E'G
E||::ll;SS I, ! j$|||'i:I
E: + + FL Fl G.
AS THE BEST TONIC.
AS THE BEST TONIC.

This medicine. combining Iron with pure vsse-
taija touice. quickly aud completely CuRtS Di =
PTPeIA, INDIGESTION. MALARIA. MN
sEss, IMpUkE BLOOD, CHiLLs aud fE'Eh'
and HEChALtifA. Tn. ar.
Nv rand and thorough assimilation with the
blood. II r. aches every part Of the system purlhss
sna enriches the blood, strengthens tie innscis
and nerves and tones and inv nfaes the .ysn,'
ATINE APPETIZEK-BEsTT TONIC hNOMN'
II Will cure the worst case Of Dyspepsia. remDs-
ing ali d. .ressing symptoms, such AZ Ias,lng te
Tood, Belchins, Heat in the stomach her'ourh'
TuF ONLY IRON MEDICINE T"AT WILL
NOT u, AUkEN OR ISJURE THE 'teth.
lis Invaluable for diseases peculiar Wonieh'
and 10 all persons VIII lead s'denIary lives, ,,.,
AN J'NFATLiNG REMEDY Fog DISEASES
or THE LIvlR AND KIDNEYS. -,
Persons sufieringifrom the effects OF cver-work'
neyyou. trouhles loss OF appetite. or deh'ity en-
perience quick relief aud renewed energy py us
IL DOES NOT CAUSE HEADACHE or PRO
DTCE CONSTIPATION OTfiER ihoN MEDi-
ZINES DO. op rDoN
THAT CAUSES NO INJURIOUS Eff - VI -,
PHYSICIANS AND DRUGGISTS RtCohHEND
III AS THE BFsT. TRY 1T. ,
The genuine has Trade-aark ana crossed reu
lines on wrapper. Take other. M.de oniy, oy
IIaodIy Baltimore. Nd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-28

Nothing can be more acceptable to
your guests for the holidays than bottle
of Du6'y's Barley Malt Whisky. It is for
sale by every frst-class grocery-housc in
the city. When you send your basket down
ordera bottle. Your holiday dinner will
not DE complete without it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-28
WHO THE VICTIMS WERE.
BOY-BURGLARS CAPTURED.
They 60 on n Drunken Spree In Barn and
mr., Arrested While Asleep.


A Lebanon Pa.) special OF the goth says:
A desperate gang OF escaped c0nyicts were
captured near here shortly after O'Clock
this morning by Sheriff BoeshorP, assisted
by Officers Leedom, Yost, McCor1, Zone.
and few others. On December 18th
sFoxv" Sarge, Jerome Elright, Robert
Mover, and john Rothgable cut their
way out OF iron cells in the Jail here. They
were known rs the boy-buglars. or Young
Abe BuZzards," and had occupied a shanty
on the outskirts. which was stocked with
stolen goods and firearms when they were
surprised and arrested. They vowed they
would escape and get square with O boy
detective named sixty" Faust, who
Joined the gang in order to bring about
their arrest. The prisoners kept their
word, and on The evening Of December 18th
escaped. since then they have been rob
bling various places in the Lebanon Valley.
On Christmas. Eve they stole n horse,
robbed several stores, and went on terrI-
bic spree.
SURROUNDED.
They took possession Of bay-shed at
night and placed dozen blankets in the
NOW. They had wine, whiskey. and other
refreshments. and carried on their orgies
until ) O'Clock this morning. Meanwhile
the officials had been notified, and they
came ard surrounded the place. The
sheriff, knowing that the desperadOcs were
heavily armed. waited until they had gone
to sleep, when an effort to gain an entrance
was made. The doors were found nailed
shut and had to be battered down.
CAPTURED.
THE convicts were found covered with
hay and drunk. Elright awoke and cried
out: Stand lack. Sheriff; well murder
before we're taken!' The other thieves
awoke and pulled their pistols, but the
sheriff and his men had them covered with
seven cooked reyoyerS. Elright made an
effort TO shoot. but he was quickly over
powered. and the four thieves were
handcuffed and brought back to the
Jail in slelghs. They were STEPPED
in liquor, and one OF them remarked
that il was a good thing for the officers that
they put OF their visit rs late as they did.
The prisoners were heavily armed and
were pledged to do a. Elright had declared
before submitting to arrest. They will be
tiled on about fifteen indictments for burg.
larry during the next January sessions OF
the court. Their ages are from seventeen
10 nineteen years, and some OF them have
done time in Jail before.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-28
wATLRnAD LINES.


M W. E2E
OHEsAPEAkE AND OHIO kAiL-
u WAv.-sGHEDULE IN EFFECT UEOE Ne
DE" u ioe' LEAVE RICHMOND.
s.oo A. M. For Newports News, Old Point Com
FORT, aud Norfolk. Duly exec q sum
dav. Oaiy three hours and twenty
ave minutes Richmond n Norfotk.
CANA N. For ali stations aud Lexington, ny,
Louisviile. and Cincinnait. MAI. ex'
cept Sunday. Quickest line u Lex
inston, Va. making close eonhsc-
lions eta SfaunfOn. -,
ss5 r. 81. Charlottesville acromgoda'ion my :,
cdl aaiiy. except sunday. stops AZ
aasp.M. For Nrwport's News. Old Point, and
Norfolk FNpre ; escep. SUNDAY.
e.oh p NJ FOR Louisville aud Cincinnati. con-
meeting for all poin's West, North
west. aud southwest Fast expires.
daily. Does not stop for local bust
ness. Pullman sleeping.csr. Rich
mond o. Cincinnati aud Washington
and Charlotte VILE to Louisville.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
s:5l A. N. From Chariottesyilie except sunday
ll:35 A. ". From NORFOLK ld folu, ana We"
9:25 r. VI. From Lsnsyille, Cincinn I'll, and all
local points. EXCEPT sunday.
Blb T.. N. From Norfolk. Old Point, sad New
ports New. daily except sunday.
g.l5P N. From Louisville and Cinclnnat.
Fast line daily.
Depot: Seventeenth and broad streets.
Ticket Offises: 1000 Main street ana Chesa
peassano on" halfway n. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
G. W. SMITH. Gene al Manager. de3
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bo8RoRs OF rnE FLAMES.
Thrilling scenes OF the Burning OF Large
Grain. Elevuter.

Grain.Eievassr.
Apsllas fTex.) special says' Ralpwater
a Ksru's Dig grain-elevator was burned
h, re to-day and three lives were lost IN the
flames. Immediately after the bre started
Il wss reported thai two men were In the
building. and Immediately afterward hat
was thrown from q window In tho top
story. This was conclusive proof that there
was at least one man In the building, and
that he asked for assistance. Te excite
ment accordingly became intense.
MONEY FOR RESCUE.
Mr.. David Rainwater. who had been con-
fined at his home through Illness. was
quickly on the ground. IN spite OF his con-
djtion, aud offered $1,000 reward Tor tue
rescue OF each OF the men supposed u nc
In the building. lie explained the manner
IN which the elevator was built, and said
that II The fire cut OF egress by the stairs
there was no way OF escape. The WINDOWS
were fourteen feet from the floor, and
could not be reached without laider from
the inside. Nothing, however, could be
done to rescue the men.
TWO CHARGED BODIES.
when the fire had about half consumed
the building the floor fell. and the grain
commenced pouring through The doors.
The charred remains Of a man came with 1t.
The body was quickly taken up, placed on
a blankei, and taken TO the morgue. Soon
another body came through the same door.
but It was quickly covered by the grain.
and the lettering second story prevented its
removal. The body removed was cbarred
beyond all recognition. The feet TO the
knees and the hands to the elbows were
burned of, and there was not vestige OF
skin by which 10 tell whether the man had
been white or black.
WHO THE VICTIMS WERE.
The two men in the elevator were John
Keller and George Evans. Keller was an
unmarried white man, twenty-five years OF
age. and had been in the employ OF the
elevator for years.
George Evans was colored man, thirty
wears OF age, and had also been with Mr..
Ranwater for years. He was industrious
and faithful, and well liked by all who
knew him. He was married man, and
had enc child.
This evening boy about twelve years oil
age, named Dean, Is missing, and Is be-
lieved TO have been also burned up. as he
was generally about The elevator and was
in the building a short time before it caught
fire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-28

Those who are eating heavy dinners
about holiday times shonid wish II d,wn
With Duny's Malt WhiskeY diluted with
wstf--t~o thirds water and one third
wfiskey. making dflnk that no wine can
sqrcl. Try Il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-28

When other and good remedies fail 10 re.
lieye Coughs and Colds, DIR. Bulbs Cough
Syrup will give instant relief. Obviously
because It q the best remedy. Price IS
G. nts q bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-28

BY Z. Il. Cook, Auctloneer.
TXECUTOR'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
Ia FURNITURE. consisting OF
HAIp CLOTH MAHOGANY PARLOR SET,
/ CHlCkERlNG SQUARE PIANO,
HALL SOFAS,
MARRTF-rOP PEDESTAL TABLE,
tTAGkRF. -
PEnf sThL PARLOR MAHOGANY LEAF
TABLtS, - 1890
MARRl.F-TOP MAHOGONY BUREAUS AND
MAHOGONY NARDROBES,
COTTAGE CHARACTERISTICS.
MAHOGANY EXTENSION LEAF-TABLES,
GLASS-CASED DOUBLE MAHOGANY SIDE
BOARDS AND PR SSkS. -
DINING-ROOM CHAIRS AND WALNUT ia
BLES. -
RFFRIGEH ATOR. BABY.CARRIAGE,
TOILET SETS. DINING CROChERl.
WASIISThNDS, BF DSrEADS, COOLERS,
KITCHEN TABLES, sc. &C,
on the premises. No. sos Clay street. between
Fifth and sixth streets,
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30rH, AT ii 4. VI.
TERMS: Cash LEROY +. BROWN.
de2S-2t Executor ID. \. Brown. dccc7'ed.
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP ~FyTs
~ COMPANY. s-9~ssss<se

Tor NEW YORk.-The Ola fTA
4 Dominion steamship C)mpany's Sz=-&<sss
proposed safhngs for the week following are 80
GtYAHDOTlE, Captain NELLY, FRIDAY
December 2fth. At . O'Clock \. VI.
ROANOKE, Captain COUCiI. SUNDAY, De-
ccmhcr 2Sth. At II O'Clock 4. VI
OLD DOMINION, Captain SMITH, TUt>DAi'
Decemlt ar 30th, al 2 o'clock 7. VI.
Freight received until O'Clock \. VI, ffliiI'
. O'Clock Z. NJ. Saturday. and TO l O'Clock T. NJ
Tuesday.
warded with dispatch to all points north, sOutb,
east and west; also 90 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare 10 New York (incluglng meals ana
BERTH, $40: rOunC-trlp tickets. els. Storage,
with Subsistence. ~: without subsistence 80:
Passengers leaving Richmond BY the 'hesa-
peake and OHIO railway ~ $50 \. VI. l1ld NtW-
pCrt's SeHs) aud the Richmond aud Petcrsnnrg
railroad AZ 1920 A. VI. ON MOND W., TCts-
DAYS. WEDNESD Az, and SATURDAY VIII
make connection at NORFOLK with STEAMER
leaving those day..
for freight or passage apply TO
GEORGE W. ALLEN & co. Agents,
DO % COmpauy's Wharf. Roe ketts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-28
LOST, sTgAYED. AND FOUND.

STRAYED. On DECEMBER Nm
- the 1lth. between Richmond and Pc /c1A
lei shurg. ON BAY MARE, four years old, SC ant
fifteen hands. Any information IN regard Ia her
viii receive liberal reward by applying nt
TURNER & cos -tt'ies.
Franklin street. N0s. 10 - aud lob; or,
REUBEN RAGLNND.
dc 25.4t Petersburg Va.
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ArerrrON ssLE~--Mo~dav.
ny Jas. Macdonald. Auctioneer'
No. 10 Governor street.

U,RUsTEEs SALE. by virtue OF deed
/ Of trust executed o. me by a. q. Rocsechariie
on the IL tn day Of i,ccenpcr 1884, and RECORDED
A., he clerks Office OF tne Richmpud Chtnccry
.'oart. shaIi proceed TO sell AZ public auction,
on The premise NO. 1877 east Nam street. on
MONDAY THE 2srH INSTANT,
~ mao A. NJ, the entire stock Of JEwELRY,
''t:1i' 10. SILVER. and other WATCHES;
A ierz, number OF assorted CLOCKS:
t;oI,D aud PLATED RINGS, CHAINs.PINS,
VRACt LIFTS. and other ornaments. &c. !
SH,yER-PLATED WARni
one nearly new IRON rAFEi
A large sfJ.vt LATED SHOW-NAsE'
A handsome RtsULATOR;
FI'RNITURE and FIXTURES, &c; &c;
ih"' Trustee
Jas. MAopouoALL. Auc,ioBeer. de 2t-td.
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WANTS.

WANTED, PURCHASERS FOR THE
w following goods In store:
car FXTIsk LARGE GREEN CABBAGE.
100 barrels CHOICE BALDWIN APPLEs,
20 barrels RED and yELLpM ONIONS
81 ,aeks CIIOICt WHITE BE -
90 cases TINSLEY'S, BREMOSDs ana
DAVIs's TOMATOES.
''' '' Wv JOHN 7. POWERS,
Commission Merchant.
daoeI,. No II Fiftecath street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-28
BY the Board Of Public Works OF the state OF
Virginia.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE OWNED
BY THE
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIt,
LOCATED IN THE
CITY or RICHMOND
AND IN THE
TOWN OF BUCHANAN,
AT AUCTION.

Pursuant to tie requirements % an act Of the
Legislature Of Virginia approved March 10, lSSi'
we. The Board OF Public WORKS oi the state OF
Virginia, Will sell 10y public auction, 10 the highest
bidder on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-28
TAXES.

TAXES.
CITY TAXES.
OFFICE CITY CoLLECToR.l
RICHMOND. November 20. ] s-i.
THIS Office viii he open daily between the hours
Of Q O'Clock 4. ". and 6 O'Clock 4. NJ. from the
I5TH TO TIE 3Isr DAY OF DECEMBER,
inclusive, for the purpose Of receiving from all
persons
TAXEs DUE TO THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
Any person who shall fall TO pay said taxes
within the time so limited will be considered de-
linquent, and will be charged
PENALTY OF PER CENT.
and interest at the rate OF per cent. per annum.
A. II. wOODSON,
no 9O-tDe3l Collie .tor.
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FrRNIrCRE. CARPETS. STOVES. &c

EURNITURE, MATTRESS + "A
Il AND BEDDING.-Thc largest stock OF -.
FURNITURE. &c. Of an descriptions, IN JTi
the city. Do not neglect Your inter rs by
purchasing before giving me q call. Largest bu,l-
mess. large q stock. and greatest ftciitic, Tor me
delivery OF goods. >Itl. faction guaranteed. VII
LIAM DAFFEON. 1896 and l43s east Vain
street and p Governor street. wet Broad
street. Factory and Upholstery Room; ~ T. "a
north Fifteenth street. no 3H-fm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-28

situated east Of and adj lung the celebrated Trei-
egar Iron. Works, embracing about 67-lOo
ACRES OF LAND. and extending from The Rich
m0nd and Allegheny railroad to James river aud
having VALUABLE WATER-POWER PRiNl-
IEGES belonging thereto, for which "A moderate
charge Is made by the successors OF the james
River and Kanawha Canal Company.
This PROPERTY, by reason of its central ana
convenient location, It's accessibility by railroad
10 all points, aud Its valuable water power Of 100
square inches under pressure of feet, with a
fall of about 80 feet very desirable for facto-
ries, foundries, mills, &C, and should engage the
attention Of those contemplating the establish
ment Of such industries in this city, which Offers
a, many inducements for the successful conduct OF
such cnterprsesas any point ia the United states.
Immediately after the above sale we Will sell the
VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND, with the
TOBACCO SHEDS, &C., thereon, lying IN the city
of Richmond, bounded by Canal, Byrd, Seventh,
aud Eighth streets, known as the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-28

DEPaRruRE OF STEAMERS.

DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR stTEJ
NETWORKS NEWS. NORFOLK, AND
Nf fRASsFER OK CHANGE OF ANY KIND.
ONLY $3.50 TO OLD POINT COMFORT
second-class tickets still lower.
viRGINI5SA ss EEAMe22RkTE y S2NrASf''
FOX M HnMho AND JiTfs: RIVER land
CONNECTS AT NORFOLK CLOSELY WIN
FOR oL NoE FpfN sAa HNi AFTERNOON ."@
AT VIEWPOINTS NEWS WITH STEAMER
aCC0MAC FOR SMITHFlFLD,
pASvIiLF RAILROAD For WAvkRLY
AND ALL STATIONS.
TICKETS: RICHMOND OR NoRFoLKT TO
wAVERLY. sl.50.
ONLY ALL.wATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER By DAYLIGHT.
RATES MUCH LEss THAN HALF CHARGED
BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
FARE To NORFOLK, sl-<O LIMIT.
WAY-LANDISG FARES from 25t. o. 81.
Second-class tic COS sull lower.
ELEGANT MEALS ON EUROPEAN PLAN.
The elegantly-rebuilt anil fast steamer
ARIEL,
carrying United states NALL
z. {. CLIFFORD, Commander,
leaves Richmond every ,
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. ND FElpAn
at 2 a. VI. tSTREt fears CONNIE II FULL
TlMtj for abOyC-uame0 Dlares Rclurh'nt. ue
steamer leaves Norfolk, Portsmouth, AMI Dew eN-
ports News on alternate days, arriving al H'h-
mond about L. VI.
Through tickets on sale on steamer anu ~ Gat-
hers Agency 1000 Main street. Baggage checked
through. . 49,, ,,,,, on
sTATE-ROOMs ENGAGED FOR DAY OR
NIGHT.
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TRAINS NoRrHwARD.

sDaily. tDaily except SUNDAY.
STOPPING PLACES.
Nos. 40 and "A make no stops. No. a. stop, So
Ihester. No. AS stops az Mlurhc-ter. Dr NrI
Bluf. Centralia. and Chester. No>.if ant - ... 8,
al Manchester, CentraliA. and Csc.'"r. 81. -.
26, q, IL, IL, and - stop ~ all stations. -, =
and stop at all station except tempt
PULLMAN CAR->ERNltF.
on trains Nos, 40 and as. s,eepin--rfr .. ven
Washington and Charleston. ON 'rNr. 49,. o.
aud AZ, sleeping ears between " .I...l an.
JacL sonyite. ON 1rNif ~. - ..I -. .'r..-
Inc cars between New York and j l...lf Ih.
THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE g. NORFOLK
LEAVE. ANhINt.
Rlchmond" .lo:49 4. M.l Norfolk 49,. 30 u. N,
Norfolk. 1855 \. NJ I;i.huonl D.. - =. st..
Norfolk .... 1928 =. NJ RichriHud t.l1 4. N.
Trains u and % make CLOSE connection goo tnt
fruD Fatiusilc, LyncINurr. tui SOD fhwr,teru
points. and way s'ation-on thc rillA 1nd Vest.
ern railroad =. lt. ktNi y, -1periulrndcuf.
7. NJ ENEuSoS, Grucrd ri..eul, Agent.
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by Frank ID. I'M & Co,
Real Estate Anctloneers.
llnS NnIn Street.


HOS Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO SMALL
L FRAME HOUSES At THE sou rHEAsr
CORNER NINTH AND ABIGAIL STREETS
(FRENCH GARDEN HILL BY virtue Of deed
OF trust from John Mayo and wife AMI David Y.
Martin, Gully recorded Ia the clerks Office Of Rich
mond Chancery Court. ID. u. l2i, G. page 39i, de-
fault having been made In the payme1t OF certain
notes tcured therein, .aud nj the request OF the
holders thereof, win sell At auction, on the prem
Uses, at 1 O'Clock L. NJ, on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1854,
the property described in seld deed follows
An thai lot Of land. with the improvements there
90, on the southeast corner OF Ninth aud Abigail
streets, fronting Is feet, more or less. and run
nlng lack between parallel lines 1870 feet. The
corner hou Is now occupied hy John Mayo, aud
will always rent welt. The whole property Will
pay rs per cent on the investment.
TERMS: Cash enough 10 pay two notes. amount
ing 70 49, and the ses OF sale; the balau,e
upon such terms as the said Mayo and Martin may
direct. LOUIS RAWLlNGs. trustee.
Sale BY FRANK u. HILL & Co., Aueuoneers.
de ~
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Auction SALES Future Days

ny Frank y. nm h Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers'
HOS Main street.
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MONDAY, JANUARY II. 1885,
AT IL O'CLOCK VI,
ARMORY GROUNDS,

NJ the oHice of the auctioneer, No. 4 North Flew
enth street. IN the city OF Richmond, Va, that X
CEEDiSGLY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-28

A u T. 4 . N.
viii sell
MONDAY AT I O'CLOCK
1 ear 81 CABBAGE,
a. % X. II. FOX co.
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A YOUNG MAN WHO Is ENGAGED
N At NIGHT and has every day 10 himself
wishes EMPLOYMENT tor part of his time tour
or SIX hours during the day. T. willing 10 do any
THOMAS"
de 07.3ts care OF UiSDdfch office.
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DOR CHRISTMAS FIRES. .

WANTED, PURCHASERS FOR HALF CORD
PINE GOD ~; half cOrl OAK. 81; half ri
III, kORY, 1925. Delivered At your houses. All
Kinds Of COAL and SOFT COKE at the lowest
II. n. GARY.
de oi-Iw No. IL south Eighth stceet.
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public WAREHOUSES"

III BLU W
and having the Richmond and Allegheny railroad
on one side Of u. and the Richmond and Peters
burg railroad. on another. and thus ,havng direct
communication with all the railroads cenireing In
tins city, which gives IL great value for a ware
house for tobacco or cotton, or for Factories OF
almost any kind. as well for railroad purposes,
aud especially as a general passenger depot.
And then we will sell the VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE embracing the
ENTIRE FRONT on THE SOUTH SIDE OF
MAIN STREET,
embracing 267 front feet and extending from
Jefferson 10 Madison street. with a COMFORTA-
BILE FRAMED HOUSE on the corner Of Main
and jefferson streets. This lard extends back "A
good dcpth to a Wide alley.
Also, about ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY
TWO FEET OE GROUND at the northeast corner
If Cary and Madison streets and running back 80
feet Inches % an alley ~ feet wide.
Also, LOT No. 1874 10 the plan Of The city Of
Richmond. situated at the northeast corner OF VIII
llamsburg avenue and Elm street. fronting 1872
feet and running back the usual depth.
And next, we will sell the LARGE LOT OF
GROUND located on the shenandcah-valley rail-
road ana near James river,
INTHE TOWN OF BUCHANAN,
Botetonrt county, Virginia, known as the PUB
Lie WAREHOUSES; The bridge across james
river at this point has been recently opened 10 free
travel, which viii doubtless give a decided imDe-
tus 10 the growth and business Of thl, town, and
therefore gives promise Of large Increase In the
value Of this lot IA the near future.
Plat OF the properly can be seen at the otce u
the auctloneer.
All Of these lots will be sub divided and sold In
parcels Of suitable sizes; afterwards they VIII
respectively, be sold whole the sale that brings
the highest price io be reported 10 the Circuit Court
Of the city of Richmond tor confirmation or r.
lection ~ IS required by the said act
THE TERMS or SALE 10 be one third cash. aud
the balance in the bond, OF the purchts r, payable
In United STATES currency 10 the Board 81 Public
Works Of Virginia, In equal amounts a, one, two,
and three years from day of SALE bearing Interest
At 6 pei cent per annum: tie purchasers, re-
spoct,yely 10 pay IN hand, Ia cash, on the day OF
sale. 10 Ter centum Of their respective purchases,
and make settlement I'm full on confirmation OF
sac. as hercinbefore provided aud IN such settle
mept 10 have the option Of paving the whole
amount In cash, should be or they so elect. Failure
on the part Of any OF the purchasers TO make such
settlement for ten DAYS after notice of such con-
Grmation shall work forfeiture Of the 10 per
centum paid IN hand as above; the sum 50 paid,
however, 10 he refunded In ease the sale be set
aside, rs provided in the said act.
WILLIAM e. CAMERON,
Governor;
j. BARKSDALE,
Treasurer.
MORTON MARYE.
Auditor of Public Accounts.
NV. ROWE, Auctioneer. de l2-e,d'ds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-28

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