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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-24
DsxvILLE.
Death OF Mrs James r. Harrison '
FIRST bright Tobacco

Death or mrs. James r. Harrison : '
FIRST bright Tobacco.
ft,o,resuondence Of the Richmond pispe''hi
MARCH %, 1886.
Mrs. James p. Harrison, whose Ill
ness has been mentioned in this corre-
spondence, died about O'Clock TINS
morning. Mrs. Harrison was the
dauobter Of the late DIR. John Stage
Davis. of the University Of Virginia
and was in her thirty-third year. she
was a woman of decided intellect and
attainment, and her life was one o.
beautiful piety and self-sacriice. In
deed. the indirect cause OF her death
wss fall she received last winter
while visiting some sick people IN the
CITY. and the last work she did was 10
make a gown for poor sick g'rl. ohc
leaves two children. -,
Mention was made in yesterdays let
ter that Stephen Slade (colored), the
man who first "cured" bright tobacco
was in the city. The man belonged TO
Mr.. Elisha Slade, Of Caswell county,
\. c.. and says his discovery was
mere accident. lie had about 0U0
mounds of tobacco in the curing, anu
when marketed it brought $40 a hun,
dred. whereas the dark tobacco mao
been selling for sl0. Charcoal was
used in the curing process, but no iiues'
as at this day. This was about iorty-
seven years ago, and Sladc was then
but eighteen years Of age. He is now
a prosperous farmer and is still in good
health. lie has always voted the Dem
ocratic ticket, and is man much re-
spected in his community. lie speaks
in the most aflectionate terms OF ms
old master, and declares that he wonid
he glad if the old man was living ana
II was his slave"
A. workiDgmau's library ASSOCIATION
was organized here last night.
A large break of tobacco was ex-
pected this week, but the cold March
winds have ruined the "season."
The Council to-day agreed to pur--
chase the Union.street tCll-bridge aud
make it a free bridge. This question
has been egilating the city for months
past. ELlN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-24
BY 4. Pannlll. Auctloneer,
Petersburg, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE or TIE OLD
j DOMINION PLANING.MlbL: DDlDH.:'
pr ERSBI-RG. VA, AT AUCTiON.-8y
Crime Of three deeds of trust from J. {.
" Dol and wife. duly recorded, We shalL on
TUESDAY THE BOTH INSTANT,
at II o'clock W. at the Planning Mill, Lom-
bard stleet sell 10y public auction - a, az - en-
tucty aud by retail, the following NAhO-A-
EpkOPEkIN-viZ.:
ist As Az ENTIRETY The I'LL
BI'IIDING AND LOT. Kiln Dry and Bouer
House Shafiing. PuEeys Betting &C.
IS. Ilnrsc Power Engine; 0-hOfse
I.o-lel.. l Schanks Paner oud M1tcaer,
26-irrh: ! smooth & inch Moulder sides;
I No. 2 Tenoning Machine: l Buzz ltaher;
I6.incn: ] Pony PlGper. linen iausl
Kaiser Beach scroll saw, Ells blihu-
Stat Turner. l Blind style Boring ha.niuc.
Post Borer Foot MoTtlser. Bl al olapc
i,river. saws, Patterns and 10 MouldlnE
Ritts. / Ewing Machine, Ewing cut'Oii
Saw GriudstOnes, &c, and many OthtF att-
Giles that Will be mentioned In the ihYen-
tory ard at the sale. The above lnRculhtlg
is OF modern make and improvement anu
i'm GOOD repair. The above sale presents
rare chance 10 those wishing To conduct the
pIaping-mill business, as they wlll ma hers
every thing and convenience 10 conuucI "
nrSt.class establishment. , .r
ID such articles as MATERIAL. ALL
KINDS OF MOULDINGS, &C; NM
MIIiES. 3 WAGONS, l HORSE, BUG'i1.
&c. will be sold by retail. \ complete IN
| ventory can be seen at the Office OF W. H.
| McKenney. o,,t.,.
Terms: For building and machlneIy
one fourth cash; balance six, twelve. an no
eigbteen months credit, interest added for
annroyed, endorsed negotiable notes. ana
| secured by a deed Of trust. aud properly 20
! he kept Insured for protection OF SAID notes
! Balance Of properly cash. rr..,.,o..
ALEXANDER DONNANi Trustee;
! ALEX. DONNAN & JOHN MANN,
Trustees;
w. X. MCKINNEY, Trustee
| II. PANNILL, AuctiOneer. mn rs. 0t
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by AppesOn * Co.
and
y. W. BOwe'
Rnal.E.tate AuctiOneers.

COMMISSIONERS A u { L y y
" SALE or l47 7O-lO0 ACRES OF De
SIRAEIE LAND N HENRlCO COZ My,
~ AND NEAR THE NEW cen IltAb
TURNPlkF. ABOUT TWO ILL., 0(o u
FAST OF RICHMONn.-By Nlfthe Oh 4 &c.
cree Of the Richmond Chancsry, So" ~,
uttered on the 10th Of Decemper, 1852, III
The suit OF Freeman ~. Whites adHih's'
tratrix. sc we will sell on the premises III
the order named below. on
TUESDAY, MARCH 80. 1886,
at 70 O'Clock NJ, n fsir-if not, the next
fair day thereafter; that Is 10 say, the tWo
first. named commissioners VIII oHeI
III 43-lOO ACRES, divided into six or
less number OF parcels, or as who.e. as
may be deemed best, on said turnpike anu
on which there are some pulluluss' A liti
the two second. named commissioners wiz
offer 30 27-IO0 ACRES adjoining or near
the above. and on ROAD running I nin
said turnpike TO the WILLIAMSBURG turnpike
i'm four lots or a less number Of lots, or as Il
whole, as may be deemed best.
The whole Of this and lies wen anu Is y,
very fair condition, and ~ the same OF whlc!
the late William White died selZed' anu
adjoins MessIs. Norman smith - H. "a
Clay, and others. ,
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance AZ SIN
twelve, and eighteen months for hesolla a,
HE notes interest added. and title retained
JOHN Il. YOUNG and
LEWIS r. WINSTON,
CHARLES V. MEREDITH ana
CONWAY X. SANDS,
Special Com mis.loners.
FREEMAN, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST WHITE
ADMINISTRATOR AND Ais, DEtEND'
ANTs-lN THE CHANCERY COURT OF TIE
CITY OF RICHMOND. -,
I. BENJAMIN II. Berry. clerk or salu
court. certify that the bond required OF lns
special commissioners by the decree IN So :, a
cause Of December 10, 1885, has been duly
sGiyen under my hand this 9Th day OF
| March. 1856. ,. prpvv
NH Is BENJAMlN ~ bINN b.
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ton, Of Sussex county, anda lady widely
known and esteemed.
Shad are beginning to appear ID 'h'
Appomattcx river. s.n
The County Court Of surry has been
in session since yesterday morning.
There we're several cases on the c'm-
monwtal,h's docket for trial.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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>'-''''''<By euttoa 4 Co..
Real state vents aud Auc''ones"'
HOS Main street.

~,ouurssIONERS' SALE OF A
,UmmrS r orrANp NEAR YAKIMA. IN
:, ~ :, IhA .ux nv ~ HEINRICH, AT huC-
nm NRv virtue OF q decree pronounceu ~
,,i' ss,,c,i Court OF Henrico county ON une
pa dav OF June, 1885, In the So ~ innn.,,,is
therein pending: by the acd ~ az, and Melton
..s Seddon p Aiken and ofs. ,ne unss r.
Va. .s, ~. sneciaI commissioners sppvn,eu "
sata decIee viii offer for sale ~ pupi,c auc
t,on. Mt the front door OF tue cou''-"o"'7 VI
Henrico county. on ,oos
Mt ~ NJ, that being. the me-. uas ~ s ~.
Ap,t the following property-to VII. tna.
ss,,ai1 TRACT OF LAND containing Ile
arcs and poles. more or less. s,tu LIEU
about Twelve miles below the cry W ILL., si,..,r
moud, and partly fion.ihg o vn nv the
lands Of Messrs. Ammon. sharp, lanes s
and others, and being the saihe Inuu W =,
rncriy conveyed by L. Y. nice W St ~, ~, u A;
AIKEN. deceased. This land - saiu 10 w. %. Ok
very fair quality; ana ron Us thet I, has
,erse sora marshes upon It. aiordins greas
saniIt,Ies FOR shooting. nshing, &c, renders
a. desirable property. \ plat OF tne anu
will I've exhibited on the day OF sale, anu ~ ~,
he mean time can be seen at the ONCE vi
Txrws: one third cash residue In equal
insialments at Xix and twelve months, legal
Interest added, the purchaser 70 execute MS
pegoiinble notes for the deferred payments.
and title retained until the whole OF me
pnrchase. money is paid and a conveyance
ordered b. the Court. ,,>,>,o.,
EDWARD Y. CANNON,
IT,. THOMAS n. CARTER,
Special commissioners.
SUTTON & Co. Auctioneers.
IL CIRCUIT Court OF THE COUNTY Oh
UFNPICO-JOHNSON's EXECUTOR, lLAiN-
TIrF We Johnson AND OTIi GRS, DEFEND
ANS: AND THOMAS j. MELiOS, fLAlN-
TIFF VS. Seldom i. AIKEN AND AIS Dh
FENDANIs--IN CHANCEIsf.
thereby certify that the bona REQUIRED a. :"
THOMAS n. Carter by decree entered1 IN W.
above causes on The Esd day OF June Ieo !.
hes been duly given. o,. u.
Given under my hand TINS WIN ua5 "
July, 1883. GEORGE ". Sa"i e. w
NH z4gs3IAp4,6 S,9.10&ll Cer6
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pErERsBuRG AND VICINITY.
Nails from the sea-The Postmaster
shfp-Meeting of HAquor-Deai-
crs-Other Matters.


ers-Other Matters.
rCorespondenc Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG, March %, 1886.
Some of the mails Of the sanken
steamshjp Oregon reached the city to-
day, and were distributed to those TO
whom they were addressed. They
we're very much injured by the water,
Int sufficiently legible to be read.
The nomination Of Captain John X.
PATTERSON to be postmaster at Peters
burg had been expected for some time.
After he had received the endorsement
Of the Democratic congressional delega-
ton the gentlemen whose claims were
urged before the committee withdrew
their applications. Captain Patterson
IL Q gentleman Of the highest business
and social standing and universally pop.
ular. He was a gallant Confederate
soldier, and served till the close of the
war. Postmaster Bolling's term OF
Office will expire on the last day Of
March. Alter that time be will hold
The position until his successor qualities.
Mr.. Morton Riddle has been elected
superintendent OF the Normal-School
building, and viii supervise the future
work on that institution until its com
pietion.
The liquor-dealers have called . meet
ing to discuss the best course to be
pursued by the association in references
to local option. II Is understood to-day
that many Of the dealers favor an early
election and disposition Of the subject,
and with that view desire 70 circulate
petition to the judge Of tho Hastings
Court ssking for an election at the
earliest date before the May municipal
contest.
m. v. n. Cobb, wife Of Mr.. John
". Cobb, agent Of the Petersburg rail-
sesd Is Bel6sld, died yesterday alter
soon sStes : protsactsd illness. Sns
~ ) dasSbtsf Of ". william s. Over
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-24
BY George T. Crawford,
1908 Baffk street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT AND
L DWELLING AT THE NORTHEAST
CORNER OF WEBSTE R AND CA8hhb
STREETS, FRONTING 80 FEET ON WEB.
STIR STREET AND RUNNING BACh
BETWEEN PARALLEL LINES e2H
FFkT.-By virtue OF n deed OF trust from
Thomas Jackson. bearing date January J.
1855, and being requested by the holder o.
notes therein secured. the undersigned
trustees will offer for sale at public auction
TUESDAY, MARCH 80, 1855
nj 4:3O O'Clock z. NJ, upon the premises, the
above. described PROPERTY.
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses OF sac ana
TO ray of one note for SO. with interest
from February /, 1885; one note ior So
with interest from March /, 1885, and one
note for So, with interest rom Marcn |,
1886: as TO residue, SO April LIST. SO May LIST,
SO June LIST. SO July LIST. SO August LIST, SO
September Isl, SO October LIST. So November
Isl, SO Decembe /, 1856, and SO January /.
1897. j. W. ANDERSON,
EDGAR ALLAN,
Trustees.
GEORGE f. CRAWFORD, Auctloneer.
NH
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AUCTION sALEs-Future DAYS, =.
''-,-' By george r. Crawford,
Rcnl Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
1905 Bank street.


rr,o THOSE LOOKING FOR A
FfRsT-CLAss FARM; :.
yorp PARTICULAR ATTENTION Is
CALLED TO THE FOLLOWING
DESCRIPTION
rousrFEs SALE OF ONE OF THE
MOST DESIRABLE FARMS
IN VIRGINIA.
TT CONTAINS 1895 ACRES,
Avn LIES ON BOTH SIDES OF THE
RICHMoND FREDERlCkssoi'o
AND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
STATION ON THE FARM), ONE MILE
SOUTH or THE BEAUTIFUL
AND PROGRESSIVE
TOWN OF ASHLAND.
,,rovements consist OF a DWELLING,
containing nine rooms three nells' ~,
sifunied OF an elevation ovetiookns ne a.
the whole farm, and surrounded oy st,,Ssay
Yard filled with shade trees, &c. ois9s ~
KARIN, with capacity for about twenny
bn,.es. LARGE HAY BARN; CORS-
rgfrs with capacity for about $500 BUSH
els: LARGE ORCHARD and small VINE
YARD. oraoi- and
leading To which Is a lane from the patn
mud cattle pens, 40 tnag tuo sVooh "a" w
wa tered with little trouble. Nu-yS,
"AIthe station above mentioned Is NEW
rDJreE which would answer for tenants
end ON another part OF the farm Il com
niefe settlemeut that would make nice
iarnn ffdIyfded. Improvements VI thls SET
,larenf cors st Of DWELLING with nVe
roous. BARN STABLE CORN-CklB, &c. !;
small ORCHARD. Farm thoroughly wa
tered.
Rv virtue OF n deed of trust fcom Henry
Saunders and wife 20 the subscriDef' ualeu
ON 29d of April. 1853. and duly recorder III
Hanover county clerks oiicc IN Deel,
Book No. Is, y. ASO. and being feiussle u
~, tbe boldar OF notes therein secured, the
undersigned trustee VIII olief ipr et4s aO
uublfc auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, APBM :, 1886
at 1890 p. NJ, the aboye-descrIbed PRO-
Terms. One third cash, and balance on y
credit of one md two years fron hay OF
| sale. the purchaser 10 give notes sefufei oy
Trust deed for the deferred pas inents. WIN
| interest added. But u is proOapie thtt
| even more liberal terms viii DC agreed on Il
| desired by any bidder. III,
Parties desiring TO attend the saie WI,
take the 1907 y. NJ. train at Elgnth abu
| Byrd streets. and conveyances wiz meet
| them In Ashland to take them 10 the arm.
4 Plat OF the abOve-descubed properly
can be seen az the auctoneer one iOJo
| Bank street. N NJ - LIZ 49,, 49,,
GTo. +. CRAWFORD. AuctlOneer
NH I7,10,2I.24.27 2s,3l&Apl 2,5,iNo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-24
BY w. II. Lyme & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1ll3 Main street.
A DMINISTRATOR'S AU CTION
SALE OF
VALUABLE FRANKLIN. STREET
AND
THIRD.STREET PROPERTY,
BELONGING TO THE
ESTATE OF THE LATE L. w. BROWN.

Asadmlnistrator with the will annexed,
81 y ~ Brown, deceased, and in pursuance
of the decree OF the Chancery Court OF tne
city of Richmond, in the SUIT tnerelu
STYLED Browns Administrators u. bloWn'
ef ak. - entered on the 26th OF feoruery,
1885, shall sell by public aucuoh' oh 'ne
premises, on
TUESDAY, MARCH 80. 1886.
in the order herein named, beginning at
irst THELARGE AND ELIGIBLY-L0-
Gated THREE STORY BRICK DWELL
ING No. 316, on the north slue OF Franz
lin street between Third and Fourth
streets, containing ABOUT IweNe io o,,le,
well constructed. having modern conVe,
niences, large brick kitchen anu sta oie, anu
fropting 26 feet, with depth, between
parallel lines, OF 11s feet, and an alley IN
common in the rear II feet wide; M
second. THE WELL-LOCAIED, DE-
TACHED TWO.STORY BRICK DWELL.
ING, No. 2, on the east side OF Thlrd street
between Franklin and Main streets, co la
tanning six rooms, with the usuhi co ', . /,
niences. In good repair IRONING apo ,r, n 81
feet. and extending back between piianSl
lines 90 feet, and having q good oricA
Thifd THE VERY DESIRABLE LOT.
adjoining on the north the dweIlns ias.
aboye named fronting about rs l0-l4 zee,
on Third street, extending back between
parallel lines 90 feet. and having sui'i'
frame building thereon.
The excellent location OF this property;
whether for home or rental purposes, anu
| the certainty OF It's increase In valae
especially commend 1t to all seeking SAFE
and profitable investment.
TERMS: One fourth cash, the balance IN
eouai instruments at six. twelve anc
eighteen months, purchasers TO give neyo
liable notes for the deferred payments
with interest added. and titles to DO re
| tained until the entire purchase. money i
J no hi and conveyance ordered by the court
P"'N LEWIS BOOKER,
| Administrator.
| w n. LYME 4 Co, Auctioneers. mn 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-24
by ]. Thompson Brown q Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
Ills Main street.

GALE OF TWO FRAME STORES
- ONE STORY BRICK, WITH DWELL
INGS ABOVE, ON WEST SIDE OF BROOK
AVENUE. BETWEEN DUVAL AND BA-
KER.-We will sell, on the premises, ON
THURSDAY. MARCH IS. 1886,
nj 8 O'Clock p. NJ. the above described
REAL ESTATE, which fronts 80 feet on
the east side OF Brook avenue and running
Seoth 10 rear fence ON said premises.
The property consists Of two frame stores
with brick Easements and offers q good OPP
portunity for investment or those who de-
sire good business stand.
TERMS: One third Cam; oelsnce ~ sLA
and twelve months. interest added anu 30
cured by deed OF trust.
NH 10 Auctioneeu-
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A.F.G. CAMPBELL.
Co,ton-Gln Maker
MACON, Ca, February Is, 1886.
A Crippled Confederate says:
Ionly weighed rs pounds when 1 COM
menced GUINN's PIONEER, and now
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a stick to support me- ani can now walk
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d. RUFUS BOsriCH,
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SIR. All. Tranbictf. Hardware ner'
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consider it a fine tonic. weiSn more 'u'u
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mend GCINN'S PIONEER as the best tonic
- ". r. JONES.
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COM MISSION ERS' SAL Z
OF
ALL THE PROPERTY. FRANCHISES.
RIGHTS, &C.,
OF THE
SOUTHERN TELEGRAPH COMPANY.

By virtue OF the following DEGREES entered
In the causes OF william Malone, &C., ~:
The Southern Telegraph Company ani
others" and THE Farmers Loan ana
Trust Company Us. Same "-viz: -
1. Decree entered in said causes In tne
United states Circuit Court for the Eastern
district of Virginia on the 2lst day Oh de-
2. Decree entered in said causes in the
United States Circuit Court for the western
district OF North Carolina on the 4tn DAY vi
February. 1885;
3. Decree entered In said causes In the
United states Circuit Court for the District
OF south Carolina on the 4th day OF Febru-
1. Decree entered in said causes In the
United states Circuit Court for the Middle
district OF Alabama ON the 9th day oil FED
ruary, 1886; 49,
United states Circuit Court for the Northern
district of Georgia on the 10th day Oh Feo'
The undersigned, special commissioners APP
pointed thereby. will sell at pubic AUCTION;
In front OF the custom-house In the city OF
Richmond, Va,
MARCH az. 1855.
| Mt 10 o'clock NJ, ALL THE RIGHT. TITLE
| AND INTEREST, OF EVERY KIND AND
NATURE, OF THE SOUTHERN TELE..
| GRAPH COMPANY In and TO the line Of
| tele graph to, from, and between the city OF
| Washington and the city Of Selma, Ala,
\ and the various branches thereof (about
l,soo miles OF poles ana ABOUT . o.vvv m a,.e
| OF wire), together with all the LANDS, Pro-
perties, Franchises. Telegraph Lines; Ca.
bles, Poles, Wires. Instruments; Too,s'
| Apparatuses, Offices, Fixtures. Patents
Patent Rights, Contracts. Leases: Secure
| ties, Rights. Claims, Interest, and Demands
] OF every kind. nature, and description
| whatsoeyer, wherever the same may be or
| however situated, now held, owned, or
| Possessed By the said company.
The said islegraph-line Is in good condi-
| tion. and il now doing q good business.
The line will be sold subject to traffic
the Mutual Union Telegraph Company
which will expire at the option OF the pur-
| chaser July 30, 1885,.
TERMS on SALE: Ten per cont. Of pur'
chase. money In cash aud sufficient SIM
In addition TO make such payment as Will
amount 10 $4,000; the balance within
thirty days after sale.
Any further information desired viii bs
given by A. l.. BoULwARk, receiver, ~ ltieh'
mond. va. A. l.. BOULWARE,
II. 3. TURNER
n Q1 Commissioners.
l
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FOR RENT.
NH 24-W,F&Su

TOR RENT OR SALE, SMALL @
L FARM near Manchester, on River
roos Annly 10 W. G.. TAYLOR,
State Bank building.
,,,h OsW EEGu2t&
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-24
by George II. Crawford,
1905 Bank street
D,SsoLuTIoNs Il PARTNERsHiPs,


RICHMOND. VA, March 49, 1855.
The co.partnership heretofore existing
between CHARLES y. WINSTON aud Is. ~;
S'rVt r nnder ihe fIrm.uame and style Of
"a hTuFSP WINSTON & Co. Is TINS day
dissolved by mutual consent. CHARLES /.
WINSTON. taking all assets and assuming
oil liabilities OF said firm. VIII continue me
business under the same ilrm.nameas mere
oTthorized TO sign the nrm-n8me IN liqul'
detion CHARLES y. WINSTON,
X. l.. SrYLL.
Thanking my friends for their liberal pa
trOrage in the past. request cOnthuauce
u NJ, ,J' o4.9t II. +. SrYLL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-24

TOR RENT, s1s
/ AIARKFT-G AND TRUCK --'--
LAND.
Nine acres OF highly cultivated Sarueh
Land. well enclosed, on Cary street oppO-
Site New. Reservoir Park; nice dwelling. SIX
rooms: stable for sixteen head OF cattle
Possession April 1st This Is a very supe-
Nor pIace. FRANK ID. HILL q %,
NH 24.3t No. 8 north Eleventh street.