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CHARLOTTES BUDGET.
Whipped and warmed 10 Losve-A Narrow
E,capc-OutraGc.

CHNELoTTr. \. c.. June 20. II rs reported
here tonight tha; last night q party Of in
Clguaut citizens went toa lOuse of III fame
near Gsstora. ln CASTOR county. aud made
"a raid on the house. The door Was broken
down with axes. and TIE inmates were adj
punistercd severe thra>hing aud then
warned 90 leave tAc county
j. l.. Armstrong. OF Belmont. came near
being killed yesterday Ne was getting on
ms horse when % became frightened and
dashed OF lis foot got caught I'm the
sJurup, and be was dragged for some dis
tance before his foot became loOsc
News is received bore tonight of q very
da-tUdly murder Just across the South
Carolina line some thirty miles from here,
particulars Of winch, a- gathered by your
core ,poudent. are "a. follows: Andy Me
Night. rather worthless negro. who lived
near the Pea Ridge section. had difficulty
on Sunday last with a white InSn and came
ont wOrsted ia the afiray. having ms throat
cut aud load Of small shot IN his arm and
side. Last nicLt a party of armed men,
some q whom were Disguised, numbering
about thirteen, went 10 the house of one
Cook. a cOlOTod man with whom McNight
was staying. took McNicht out 10 a negro
church-yard. and then, with no other Wit
Desses save the dead, riddled his body with
bullets.
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1 COOK WANTED. WANTED, A
a FIPsT-CI ASS COOK And WASHER Best
reference required. THOMAS Pull>. Im east
Craze street. Ie'l-lI
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THREE FREIGHT ANswRecKED.
seven Persons Killed and Thirty Cars De-
molished.

PITTsBuRoH June pa triple collision
of freight trains occurred near Latrohc,
Pa forty miles east of this city on the
PeunRylvania railroad. about 2:30 o'clock
this morning Thirty cars were wrecked
and seven persons killed-four Of them nm
known A freight train west-bound lett
IAtrobe and had Just reached the bridge,
about fifty yards west, when u colllded
with an extra freight train coming IN the
opposite direction. Another cast-bound
freight train was standing on a side track
on the bridge and the wrecked trains
crashed against II, causing the locomotive
and number of cars TO 60 over an EN-
bankment into the creek. distance OF
fifty feet. Engineer Caldwell and his fire
men were supposed TO lave bceu kliled m
stantlv, and their bodies are stli IN INC
creek Brakeman Miller was terribly
crushed. and VIII die. The bodies OF tour
tramps were taken from the wreck. There
was nothing about them To identity tnem.
They were stealing a ride and coming west.
The cause Of the accident has not yet been
learned. The loss to the railroad company
will bee very heavy.
A dispatch from Grcensburc. ten miles
from Latrobc. states that party of about
thirty-fye workmcn from Johnstown were
stealing their way home on the freight
train when the accident occurred. Inc
wreck caught FIRE from the hme-car ana
the men were crematcd. The story IL not
credited here and the Pennsylvania rau-
road officials know nothing of 1t.
Two men injured IN the accident were
brought here this afternoon. One OF them,
named Flanagan, SAYS he j Johnstown
laborcr returning TO Pittsburgh, and that
twelve persons were on the car with MN
when the accident occurred. lie knows
nothing of their fate. His companion IS
unconscious aud probably fatally hurt.
The oe',is Of the wreck which occurred
on the PENNSYLVANIA railroad here this
morning is being rapidly cleared away: Up
10 g o'clock tonight ten bodies had been
recovered. II is probable that from twenty-
five 10 thirty people were killed IN the
wreck. The water IN the creek at the point
where the accident occurred Is aDout
twelve feet deep. and il Is expected that
ten or twelve bodies are on the bottom OF
tine creek.
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BY W. B0we.
Real Estate Auctlonecr.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF AN UNDI-
L NIDED ~ TERESI ~ TWO
DWELLINGS.
Nos. 2i2 AND 2ll NOKIu NINETEENTH
SfhtkI
AT SOUTHWEST CORNhKOF BROAD STREET

~ihFtI
AT SOUTHWEST CORNhKOF BROAD STREET
In e1e.uton Of = deed OF trust from W. d. " IL
liam- and wife 10 John <. Goose. trustee. dated
18th Septen ber, lssG. and duly 'orj8d i1 Ei.h-
moud Chanrery Court. Will sell by auction, on
the PREMISE. on
THURSDAY. JUNE e. 1850.
~ o'clock D. ~, rho Undivided ON
FOURTH INTEREST OF Wilson D. Williams FRA
said two houses with tle lof- ou which they
stand. but subject t0 tLe lie estate ot Mrs. Eila-
beth n. Williams in the corner nohse and p
like life eritte BOO ono laird OF the other house.
Zach OF said lots fronts twenty-five fee' and rlnt
back the usual depth O. an a.ley. ile houses
ars tWo-story basement-and-srlr nr TX build
iuEs. AMI contain about nine rooms esrn.
Terms: Cash PliI. g.. SHIELD.
my22 substituted trustee
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Settlers Held by Indians.



HELENA. MoNT.. June 26.-There is no
change in the Indian trouble on the Fiat
head reservation. Captain Sloon's compa-
nv Of Montana militia is at Jocho. at which
point 10 000roundso of ammunition were sent
on the Captains order. Colonel Lawson,
OF Fort Missouln. has gone 10 the scene
with three companies Of the Tweniy-hith
infantry aud three days rations. DIS
patch from Jocho says the Indians shot by
the Shcrif's posse died Yesterday, and the
situation grows more serious
Indians from various parts OF the rcser-
walton are focking TO the scene OF the
trouble. The greatest alarm is felt for the
settlers who live on the borders of the re-
seryation. Last night all save seven of the
sheriff s posse returned to Missouln,
leaving the military 10 assist Tia" Sheriff m
making arrests Sevchty-hve len spent
the entire day trying 10 find the Indians
wanted. but without success.
Three hundred Indians are camped near
Raviih. and swear they will not give up the
murdercrs. whom the indian policeand half
breeds are concealng. j ne Sheriff IS de-
tcrInined 10 have them, and II he makes
another trial battle VIII surely cnsue.
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nv telegraph to the Dispatch.l


Nrw YORK. Jun. 26.-Beeiuuing to-mor-
row. the consolidated exchange in Tins city
and the western exchanges viii deal in pc
trolcum futures. The new move IS not
reli~h,d bv tire Standard OIL Company. and
its broker, refuse 10 trade in contracts foI
future delivery and are joined 10y some OF
tha LARGEST commission brokers'. The New
York Stock Exchange was not rcco1nZed
bv the other exchanges ia the negotiations
for the new arrangement. bat II made
them aware that il would not listen 70 any
proposition for trading IN options I'M crude
oil certificates or anything else. The mem
bers of the New York stock Exchange who
are prominent in speculation in petroleum
control nearly one half of the outstanding
certificates. and when the new arrange
ment wa, agreed on they called M . large
amount of their certificates which they
had loaned To western operators, and n was
this that caused the corner ON Monday and
forced the shorts to cover at u per barrel
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nv telerrapb 10 The DispAtchl

LOUISVILLE. XIV, June 26. A mob went
10 the iail at Shcpherdsyille At O'Clock
tins morning and demanded of Jailer Bow.
man the surrender of Thomas Mitchell and
Charles Ardcll, confined there. charged witt
the murder of pcddler named Joseph J.
Ayine. Bowman refused To surrender the
mon and took his stand IN front Of the door
with "a shotgun, declaring that he would
kill the first man who tried % pass.
Mrs Bowman. hearing the threats and
fearing her husband would he killed. ran
forward and gave the mob the KEYS, beg
ging Bowman not TO provoke them. The
leaders then unlocked the doors and went
10 the cell where the prisoners were con-
fined. The taller followed, begging them
M least to spare Mitchell. who he believed
to be innocent. They Welded 10 his en-
treaties. telling Mitchell that he might
thank Bowman for his life. ana binding
Ardell took him 10 the woods. The men
all wore masks. and II is beloved they hung
Ardell near the town.
The body Of Charles Ardell was dis
covered this morning hanging 10 a, tree III
the woods about mile and hall from
ShepherdSVllc
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VXTANTFD. ATENANITORHOUSE

w NO ll3 east Leigh street. containing eight
rooms. hot and cold wafer. DC, pGpcrcd through
out and ln excellent condition. Also. tenant Tor
FDt LAEGt AND HAN DSOMELI PAPLRkD
ROOMS With convenient bash. water. .Vc.. nc 500
east Leigh street Apply a. tho latter number.
1. PLY,
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The Enfield Fire.
rcorresponaeOce o'-tao Richmond Dl.Datqs.i

IsT
WELDON, n. g., June 26, 1889.
Since my report Yesterday of the Enfield
FIRE learn the following particulars l.
LEWIS store was saved. but the stock con
siderably damaged. The large stables
known az the Alsop stables were also saved.
George Il. Curtis 4 Co. lost $1,000; insu-
rance. $1,000, j. II. Parker lost $25, 900 :;
insurance, - 900. X. G. Pope q Co. lost
their entire stock, valued ut $1,000; no in-
su5anco. J. y. Hunter lost $500; no insu-
rance. Wells d Co. lost $1,000; no insu-
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Auction EALAn-Fature pays.
by PoindeVter 81 Deuoon,
Real Estate agents aud Auct.0uecrs.
1G8 aaln strreL

TRUSTEES' SALE OF A NEW
i TWO-STORT FRAME DWELLING ON
CLAIBORNE STREET ONE SQUARE From
OLD RESERVOIR AND THE ELECTRlC LINE.
BY virtue NJ a certain deed Of trust bearing date
on tbs 18Th day ~ >cptem bef lss,. and recorded
in tho ChAnc0fy Court ~ the city - Richmond,
Deadlock l36 p, page Iil. default having been
made Ia the payment or a certain note herril
nsmed We Will soil by auction, on the prem
ises, on
TUESDAY. JrLY .. 1852
at6 p. NJ. the aboyo-descsibed PROPERTY. con-
tanning about i've rooms with lot % feet wide
ami running back 20 feet ~ 81 alley.
The house i- built in te best manner. and
will prove "a good Investment as property n this
section Is sLea1ily Advancing
TERMS: sufficient 80 cash 70 Vny he expense
Of this sale aud note of S3tlO. wish interest
from March lJ-u. also FIVE notes of t,.i % ga Pa
payable twelve. eighteen. tsenty-f1ur. thirty.
and thirtY-siT months from September D.. l,SS
and one for 500 payable three years from Sep
temuer y. lS'N: balance at six aud twelve
months from date. G. l.. DEMON.
WILLIAM ELY son
trustees
pOrNnFxTER. & DyNOON Aurrlonoors ia ~
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Tanncry Burned.

Rrv1cIA. CAL, June 26.-'lhe Pioneer
tanncrv. owned nv Mckay * Chisholm,
burned this morning. The loss viii exceed
500 600; insurance, S37 600.
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rance. Several other small houses were
burned upon which there was no insu-
rance. George b. Curtis 4 Co. will COM
mence ut once 10 rebuild and will erect a
hansome brick store in place of the one
thew occupird y.
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lBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l
New YORK. June 26.-"llham Henry
Wood president of the Ala Mining Com
panv. dropped dead IN his office al Z Ma
sau street to-day.
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THE PUBLlC TO

WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO
W know that D. T. Wake ahi a. d. BAL
LAUFF have this day formed co-partnership
to conduct the COAL AND WOOD BUSINESS IT,
al is branches Win keep a full limo on hand
Of all kiuds OF ANTHRACITE; also Of the bcs.
sPLINT, LUMP. AND POCAHONTAs COAL for
domestic uss. CUMBERLAND COAL for smiths
and steam purposes sold In lots % suit pur-
chasers. All kinds Of WEST VIRGINIA AMI PO-
CAHONTAS AVERAGE Goals sold by tho iou
or In carload lots. The best quality Of OAK and
PINE WOOD. Long sawed and kindling always
on hand. d. p Wake. with the late Writ Roo
ertssoyeuteen years. viii be pleased 10 see his
friends, former patrons OF Wit Roberts de
ceased, and the public generally al the old
stand. corner seyonteenth and Cary streets.
Telephone lc9 Wake & BALLAUFF.
RICHMOND, juno 8. 1889. 10 g-lm
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NSrANIED. A LADY CASHIER.
w Must ha,e had experience Goo posi-
ton. Address LADY CASHIER. care 70 De
Patch. 20 .1-Ih6Su2t
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WANTED, FIRSTCLASS BOARD
w Is TIRE COUNTRY within six miles Of
This city form gentleman. vito, aud two cni lrcn.
Address PROMPT PAY, care OF DIVc.ct
70 ..-Ihg>ulf
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Nearly 10000 copies of Mr. Carncgies
triumphant Democracy have been Sold
in this country alone.
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NJ Frdenhom tho undersigned AS trustee dated April
No 7 3eastBr aIst street.
THURSDAY, June ~, 1889,

ip,n
cearabco ollie, tono b ap0
III A. D BONNRTS;
rIrfI n Id sS A.
W o
in
Irsl er. nh rre. care q
A i.y 4
sromth immense o. he
20 e q
".gtgs: ENBERG Trustee.
uL--L- LhrLA s
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old DOMINION STEAM IA
" SHIP COMPANY. LA
FOR NEW YORF

FOX NEM 1 Okh.
Steamers leave Richmond ~ cry III ESOAI
and FRIDAY a. Z. ".
steamers leave New York for Richmond
livery WEDNESDAY and sATUk DAf A. r.
NJ, arriving 10 Nehmond MONDAY and FRI
DAY MORNlNGs.
Passenger AccOmm Citations unsurpassed
CAbln faro 70 New York ria JAmss-rIyer
route inclLdlng meals and berthl....-...s . %
k0und-trip ice eta limited 10 hir1y days
after date VI issua- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IA 20
gteeeaxe with subsistence. ................ 20
Storage, without subsistence. ......,...... bO
CABIN fare ca Chesapeake aad OHIO rail-
way. ........................... 1000
CABIN fare ga Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. 10 %
1lcsets can DO ohtained AZ \. W. Garber's, 1000
Nam street; CHESAPEAKE and ONO and Rich
mould aad Petersburg depots, and az CON pany's
Offices, 1901 Main street, and wharf, ho-kettS
Freight forwarded aud through bills OF lading
iseued for points beyond New lors.
Fright received daily auul hour Of sailing.
Passengers leaving Richmond Ga MONDAYS
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. Thu kSDAlS. and
SATURDAYS ~ We Chesapeake and ohio rail-
way (Pla Newport Newsl AZ N2l A. a. aud 4. H..
and by Richmoni ana fetor sslrg railroad same
days ~ gao A. a.. Will make connsctiOa as
NORFOLK with steamer leaving those days.
GkOhGk ". ALLAN * CO, Agents,
No. 1901 Main street, and
saD Sompsnys wharf, koc1e.lA
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT s,;;ssss,.,

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT &,;,Sg.,
, COMPANY for Ull POINT Nor ft1izs8zas
folk Portsmouth Newport Nova ClArononL
ami James-riyer landlAgs direct by elegant
saloon steamer Al.i.4. LEAVING kchmoni
EVERY MONDAY WED fESDAl. aud FRIDAY
Al 4. NJ. street cars connect
Connections a. Oh Pom. and a. Norlolf
closely win ..ll I4es for aorthera cities same
aftsruooa. James river by daylight Great
tourist lno. Cheapest routs.
through tickets on steamer aud az CAREERS
Agency 100 Main street. Baggage chock9i
through. StAto-rOoms engaged icr day VI nigh-
rregh. received dshy ior NoriolS, Ports
mouth. Old Pom, WSyeriy hcksfori, VA, AMI
All uoinLs 10 Eastern North Carolina, kAstern
Iirgi1Ia, and all regular landings on tae Jams,
river al lowest rates, ana through bills issued
LCClEN b. IAVi n, Nico-PresldenI
No. III, Main street aud Rocketr%
lRYIN MklsIaks. Frel saL Ana FAss.s ~ er A gent.
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WANTED, A YOUNG MAN WITH
w some experience - DRY GOODS SALES
MAN, AM who unders ands something about
Decorating Show-Windows. Address DECO
EATER, caro- D4pGfrh Office. le 1-2f
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LEIDY w. REED. sroNgHAa. BY. &c, PLAINTIFFS,
AGAINST REED. &c. DEFENDASTA TIE
CHANCERY COURT or rHg CRY or MCaAOSD.
/. Charles W. Goddiu clerk OF said court, cer-
tify that the bond required OF the special COM
missoners by the decree in said cause OF June
IL 1883, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this cath day Of June,
1889.
10 2h.g769O.8t CHARLES W. GODDIN.
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uAfLRoAo Ifsys

RAILROAD LINES
e. W s.Zs Ss.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
~ ROAD.
SCHEDULE IN KFPECT NAY 70. isu
TWO DAILY TRAISsTO NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYNCHGCga
LEAVE RICHMOND
$40 ". Daily. ola Elehn0nI aud pet~rsb,-,
railroad Arrive ~ iete-s61rz ID F.
A. s.. arrive a. NDrfoik i.I. b q
$40 A. u. Daiiy. ria Kichm0nI anI Pe,a-ff....y
railroad Arrive ~ PD.-rg1urr p
4. ~. 10. losYes Pr.araHur, f..l
4. y. for farmyilio, Lgn 1...-r. III,
nose. Bristo, hnokU.a. aud A.
points SCUM ali Nr8-
THROUGH CAR 90 kfDrJFI
200 p. 81 DAILY. ~ ni. hrt0ni a0f Z. .,r.r..-.
railroad hrrye feiorbnrg .r. =
~. leave re1srsb4rg .iJP. "..a.s
arriving surf.ik lI.l. p ~ r...
car Richmond f9 hnrf.Ir
200 p. n. Daily. "a tlcl u0u1 AMI frr... ..
railroad. Arrive o. IeI.s ..
g. ~. HDnEeet.lr Nlfn lIs..
leaving F'to.s1frr az -...
fsrrWAe, Igurnl.rg. fas
callullt B-s ka ~.
no9ga, ani a. pa'as
Vest
PULLMAN sLEEPiNcc,g Ac,.sr
No. i-siga?.ns-car from ro'srsb1r
without cLabga iraNng lr.,rsD..-
i.a o. ~. All lynonDlrg 10 Yen
No 8-Lynchburt % Vow Or.eaaa t,. ..,
nOkc - Chattanooga. without chang.
Iirkris. naKgaE .-'4srrs. AMI AL
can be on'alled A. rc1u'ni s"f
railroad depJ-, A.. ". ca orf.. l..
az 81 iae 1omptny's oler, . u ef..
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wRSTN.
A FEW BOARDERS WANTED By
/ ~ MRS. DR.. ROBERT SHACBELFOEn. Doric--
| Vile. Albemqrio county. Va. Location dellrh'-
ful. within few steps OF ,he Episcopal church
and pos -ofi.e. md ,Eree miles of Gotham depot,
/ on Che-hpcase anu OHIO railway. keicr"ur.s
exchanged. le-'---'
WANTED, SUMNER BOARDERS
W ~ CLIFTON HILL. two miles from Louisa
Courteous on the Chesapeake and Ohio raj. ray.
/ Healthy location end pleasant rooms. Address
| Miss NlClk c. GOODWIN, Louisa COURTEOUS,
Va. - 2-.'
WANTED. A GOOD DRIVER FOR
w two Young horses. References required.
Apply a. 29 east Franklin street, j. <'-t'
WANTED. A YOUNG MAN WITH
w some experience - DRY GOODS SALES
MAN, Hul who unders ands something about
Decorating Show Windows. Address DECO
| RAT EK caro- D4patch Office. 10 -.-si
WANTED. A LADY CASHIER.
w Mu-t haye had experience. GoO- posi-
ton. Address LADY CASHIER. care n b..-
patch .e ~'-ih6Su-t
WANTED, FIRSTCLASS BOARD
W Is THE COUNTRY within six m'.oso
this city form gentleman vito, and two cniltren.
Address PROMPT PAY, care Of D.go.ct.
jo2,-ih&,u2t
nRUG CLERK.-WANTED. a
~ YOUNG MAN with three OF four year exc
/ p"rioucc iu drug business. one not ntraiI Zoo
work. 3 good position ln growing town for ihe
/ right party. Address. az once, with rrIelen.e.
capacly salary expected, No., W. d. IAl LDt
d co. Bcssemcr, Ala. u -'-i
WANTED. ONE HUNDRED La
w BORERS On Bel,-tino railroaI. Apply 90
HABNAN * Co, Al ~uhny=Ido. beyond New
reservoir or Commissary, Ola Broad ko.k roel,
one mile from sanche-tHr. lr-i-lI
WANTED. A YOUTH SIXTEEN
w or eighteen yrar. ~ age in REAL LS-
TATE OFFICE Must Dee Qurk. honest. and iu-
dustrio"s and rec De with li- parents. address,
vie references REAL ESTATE CfrlCE. caro-
| Of the D.fpafrh oAcH. le-'--.
1 COOK WANTED. WANTED. A
! a FIPsT-CI ass COOK AND WASHER Best
reference required. THOMAS PUI1>. 400 east
NE'ANTED, ACAEPENTEH. APPLY
( ~ a,lsl' cast Franklin street .e@J-2t
WANTED, STUDENTS FOR THE
W COLLEGIATE >CNgtR SCHOOL az
Richmond college. Conducted ty Professor,
Winston and BHsfwrr-t l.r ladies' aa-r s.. a-
gentlemen. Begins lL1 Itra-o'tht W-.N..
see announcements al tho book stores. !" s'-l-.
WANTED. A YOUTH SIXTEEN
" 10 eighteen years Of age and qmcS az
figures. Apply at ou>, fo
IHAlrINEB BROTHERS,
ie 1T Fifth AMI .r1.I streets.
NE-ANTED.-I HAVE 4 GOOD PAS
w TUEE Ola The Ictcr.lrs turnpike, i've
miles from Manchester farm Luowu us Amp-
thil-and would ike auumhrr ~ u'H' U.s. FOX
PtSTirL. address u. y. WATKINS.
fe..-lf' ureHrr.s HlIG.
DOARDERS WANTED AT \ BEAU
ID THU T.. healthy location near tine Chesa-
q &. r..f bob g. |T
particulars address MEs. ". d. Ttltkf IT.,
10 I.-eo4st Louisa Courthouse. b ~.
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PorNprxrxRG DrNoov. Au.tloneor.
BY George b. Crawford,
Real rs ate agent ald Auctioneer.
1905 Bank street, next 70 custom house.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF DE-
- sIRABLE REAL ESTATE lN THE CITY of
RICHMOND, LOCATED On BUCHANAN AND
FAIRFIELD STREETS. CONYk TENT TO TIE
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO SHOP>.-By virtue
OF a decree Of the Chancery Court o. the city ~
Richmond, entered Oh lie i3tn day OF June. 1889.
Ia tho canse OF LOidy as Reed. Aelcena stone
ham 20 Reed, &c. wo shall sell by auction, ON
the premises, On
SATURDAY EVENING, JCSE n lSs9.
AZ 4 o'clock. the following described PROPERTY:
All that certain LOT OF LAND VITA the improve
men,s thei con lying IN the city ~ Richmond.
ironing I'D feet On TIA west side ot Buchanan
street between Lownes and Accommodation
streets on which stands a frame house, sDd run
ming back between parallel lines absUt % feet
also that LOT Of LAND fronting p feet on Page
street aud running bibck Ia a. easterly dir~rtOu
between parallel lines lil feet % Buchanan
street: also that LOT OF LAND fronting ~ feet
on Buchanan street and running back between
parallel lines 80 feet, also that LOT OF LAND
fronting - feot on too east side OF Page street
between Accommodation anL LOwnes streets
and running back between parallel limos about
- feet
Terms: One third cash: balance in three
equal instalments, at six. twelve. aud eighteen
months, the purchaser giving negotiable notes
with interest from day u sale. ana title 20 DO
retained unu purchase money h paid.
NIL CARTER.
HARVEY WILSON.
WILLIAM 4. HENEkIDGE,
special Commissioners.
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WANTED, SHORTHAND STU
w DENTS, Over 100 now IN attendance.
GOOD POSITIONS are secured for ALL GkADU-
ATES Remington typewriter used. Only col
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SOUTH Established 1885,. Very easy terms
made. Send for prospectus.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27

WANTED. A YOUTH sI 5.,; .
TATE OFFICE Must hc cuHk. honest. and iu-
du,frio"s. and res DC wish hi- parents. address,
vie reference, REAL ESTATE OFFICE, caro-
of the D,syufrt Office. Ie-i-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27

WANTED. ONE HUNDRED La
w BORERS On Beli-iino railroaI. Apply 60
HABNAN & Co, Al ~uhnysIdr. beyond NeT
reservoir. or Commissary. Ola Broad kock ronl
ono milo from aanrnn-ler. II 81.
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COAST LINE

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