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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-20
!. eIogranh NIIsccIlnny.

NEw YoRR, November 10.
BY ,olution adopted by the Board oi
Aldern % to-day, the General Government
j. to b. hargcd Sl,000000 for the New
York + toliicc site Ia the City Hall Park,
Sr LouIs, November 10.
G. II liranscomb has been declared
elected a. the Legislature over Frank T..
Blair; = vote cast after sundown being
decided gal by the Attorney General OF
NASHVILLE, November 10.
A bill vas introduced into the Tennessee
House day 10 repeal the present franz
chlsc law and give suffrage t0 the negroes.
II being proposition for universal suffrage
and mi rSal amnesty. lt was laid on the
table o. Ilrst reading, by thirty 10
twenty inc.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-20

AK OnLIGNG lioRsE THIET.--Mr Henry
Myers was made they proyider some time
last night of horse aud buggy for some
sneak'thieL who wanted TO take n ride ON
cheaper fgners than are current among
livery gentlemen. Ills property was found
hltched' this morning, on Pulaski street,
bearing slight appearances of use,
~ Hats and Gaps very cheap, az Good
man's.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-20

hoNEN SAVED H MoSR MApE.-rhe
aeeye maxim Is best illustrated hy goiug
phoodman's populnr Boot and Shoe store
70 Main street, where every thing in his
line can be bought so low as to defy COM
pftition. Ills stock Is the largest aud beat
eleeted In the city; be warrants all his
feo'ls' sews rips for nothing, aud tries hard
20 pleasc all who tayors him with their Gus
Hm No Wonder therefore. that his store
s. 'Herowded all the time With eager cu.to-
Efa4s Give him call, by all means.
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4. SUGiRMAN,

AUcHoNEkRoFREAL ESTATE. PERSONAL
PROPERTY OF ALL KINDS -NOusE.
HOLD GOODS. Sc
No 10 Main street, EmpiFe nutldtnE.
Also MholesAlns aud Rrtaifdphlortn Dry tiOadss
irouo Cloths, tAssimcrrs, fancy Goods. Gloves
hesirrA tud Nations oi an kinds
Pawn him With van aud nna everything sat.
ismrtory,
Rcmembcr No no Main street, Empire
Building next door To 6OOdmaniA sol
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IMMENSE SrooR on CLoTHINq l--Sccond
addition OF business suits especially In
oyercoats. custom madc,) just received,
among which can Dc found frock beaver
oycrcoats, of black, blue aud brown colors,
down to Satinett oyercoal, ranging from
Ss np TO SG5, all of which were ordered by
me and are warranted cIstom-made. The
public VIII lind our stock Immense aud
prices 10 sHH erery hayer respectfully in
vile the public To examine our stock and
prices at the Golden Eagle. lls Main street,
third door south of Market House.
n Ggtfxv.u
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c. W. LOWE 4 SON,
Wholesale and retail
Trunk Mandatory,

INV TTTIIWNNI 70 q
No, 500 THIRD STREET . DAYTON. ONO
1 AnIRs Travelling Trunks. oentlemen,s Trny.
- cling Trunks, Nalscs aud travelling lIaFs
bonnVt Boxes etc, OF better manufacture aud
clnnau or elsewhere.
Work warranted mQRdIy
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-20

Mor1Fns' bring your little boys to the
kagle Clothing Store, and you1l be aston
shed how nice aud how cheap they can be
,ressed mp nj llS Main street.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-20

SroRrsMEN, ArrENTION.--C. G. Fcrncding, at
No. BOG Second, between Main aud .Iencr-
son streets, has Just received another lot OF
those Rubber Hip Boots, Just the thing for
hunting ahd fishing cNcurslOns. dim
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-20

GRsSD OpENINd.-rhe new Bar and Res
taurant of Phillips House, VIII be opened
"Wednesday morning, November 2L at ten
O'Clock, with Free Lunch Go one aud all.
The Bar Is the finest in the city.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-20

btsr's FILTERS -PmCE RrDucEp. I'm o,.
|'l ~ accommodate all classes who deslre
V bave pure drinking water this warm
Neather II. Best would announce that ne
nlH feduced She price OF his superior Filters
fo 40. This VIM place them In the reach
o. Nn and no family should be without
ot't iyl2dtf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-20

TUE 60 partnrr.hp hcrotofurc existing under
Il the style aud firm name OF Nen Hennrt A 90
was dissolved on the 10Th inst Ncii x Bonnpt IN, ,
inE puffhmod the interest Of MIR. Euls Fifhor
partner WI use thr name Of the firm In liqnldn.
tion HENRY NEFF,
MILTON BENNET
IyiTdawif MARCUs EEI.Is.
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Removal.

NEFFN BENNETT Manufacturers aud whole
IN sale aud Retail dealers IN stoves, Hollow
ware Nrp have removed their Salosroom from go
lhird street, ~ the rooms formerly occupied by
brown irwin, on the corner of First street and
the Canal whore they viii be pleased Co koe their
friends and nll Who may bc la want OF ilrst rlnss
looking aud Heating stOves
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gB-F. w. Meyer, Northumberland Blank
book Manufacturer, northwest corner OF
Main and Second streets. lmdnw

mined 10 reduce our enormous stock of
winte, clothing, especially In oyercoats,
therefore We offer the greatest induce
ments TO buyers ever offered In this city
We will sell without regard TO price or
cost. Come and convince yourselves. RE-
.spcclhllly, lessncr q Brother, daw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-20

GR~ " Nomen's line sewed Balmorals al
4podman's vt 81 o.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-20

fttl ASp WINTER CLorHNG.--A fun
sieek oi the latest styles and hest quality,
WY Ieceived by Lebensburger n Son, No.
lQs Nan street
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-20

LOOK go Your lNtnREsr. g, Fernedlng
No. 3O6 SECOND, between Main and icilcr-
eon streets viii Tor the next thirty days
sell Boots and SHOES aud Hats and Caps at
strictly wholesale prices IN orlcrt to make
room for q new stock. dim
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CHANGE or rnn For change of time in
running the trains on the Cincinnati, pay
ton aud Eastern Railroad, see time table
aud advertisements. The mail Train lca,cs
Dayton for the East at 1915, a. NJ aud
the night express at c i, NJ.
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The Vote OF the large cities.

BoARDING.--Seyeral boarders can be ac
commodated at the residence of Mrs. r. b,
Tilton, corner Of Fourth and Perry streets,
3td
journal copy.l
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htFf COMPETITION. .-l.ebenshurger a
Zen Ao' lOS Main street, cali particular at
ItfnklQn 10 their new and splendid stock of
Ifl' tNl winter Clothing. They defy CONF
|petllIQn, and will not be undersoid 6y any
Iothet house Ia the city
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-20

G7g- Ladies' fur lined, Water Proc
Balmorals just received at &, Ferncding's
No. BOG second, between Main and jcllei-
son streets. call and get pairhelore they
are an sold. dim
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GENrLMEN--if you waut something TO
keep yonr feet warm and dry. provide
yourselves with pair Of Seal skin lined
Rubber Bottom, Water Proof high Shoes
ust received at No. SbG Second, between
ain aud Jefferson streets. They are somc-
HUG entirely new in Dayton.
. Url5dlm G.. FgnNEDING.
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SrLENpp OvEEcoArs.-Lcbcnsbrgrr &
sou, No. los Maiu street, have Just receive,
he most splendid lotof oycrcoals IN tl'
city, which they are onerngat very low
p"rcs. Call aud see them. lid&w
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-20

CnuRcu DEDICATION. The dedication OF
81. Jom's Church, at Dodson's Station,
will take place on sunday, November %.
The Right Reverend Bishop Rosccrans will
olliciRtc on the occasion. Arrangements
have been made with the Railroads to con
yey to The place all who desire to attend
the interesting ceremonies, Tickesnny be
obtained OF Sunday neNt, of Rev. Father
Kelly, at Sc. Joscph's Church.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-20

Womcn's Calr SHOES at Goodluan's ut
1Tcvcnty five cents.
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rosr OFFICE. DAyToS, ONO July 90 1866.
untilfnrther notice the mails win arrive anc
,lose at this oflec as follows
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-31

A PEOPLE OF SMALL .SOULs.-The New
York Herald says:
"The commander Of our squadron in
Peruvian waters has refused to salute the
Peruvian flag when displayed on the flag
ship of their fleet, on the ground, it is
stated, that the commander Of the fleet,
Admiral Tucker, had served in the rebel
navy during the late insurrection. The
matter has been referred by the Secretary
of the Navy to the Secretary of State for
his decision"
None but Yankee officer could 'be
guilty of such petty piece of spitefulness.
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occasional" tForneyl had better keep
cool. A grand jury have already threat,
ened to indict him as an incendiary; ana
il he does not moderate his,tone, 1t may
be that they will proceed at once to find q
true bill.-Ne,o York Express.
We hope not. That is all that Forney
wants. He thinks that as Sumner secured
a fee-simple to seat in tho United States
Senate by submitting to a Gaming at the
hands of the gallant Brooks, he might in
some similar manner, and with like credit
to himself and State, creep into that body.
Let him alone.
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MARRIED.
On a9tb instant. by Rev. A. E. Dickinson, MT.
WILLIAM THOM as to Mrs. FRANCES 8. bANks'
both OF this city.
MARRIED
DIED.

DIED.
About / O'Clock Tuesday morning, October 80
1855 al the residence of Mrs. John A. Plicher,
after lingering Illness attended with paralysis,
MIS-. LUCjNDH H. PITCHER, relict OF the late.
Benjamin Pitcher, in the sixty-seventh year OF
NJ The funeral will take place from Mrs John A:
Pitchers THIS "Wednesday MORNING ut IL
The friends Of the family are invited to attend
without further notice.
At Talavera, near Richmond, on Saturday, 18th
October EDMUND P0NTAINE, infant son OF Dr.
william 9. and Mrs. Eliza T. Carter, aged twenty
two months.
forbid them not, for Of such 10 the Kingdom OF
Heaven"
On Monday afternoon, goth instant, Mrs. SAkAh
A. MANGUM, wife of Micsjsh Mangum, Esq.
Her funeral viii take place from the family resi-
dence, on Grace between Seventeenth ana Elgn.
tsenth streets, THIS iWednesdsyl MORNING a. 10
o'clock. The friends Of the family are invited TO
attend.
At his residence on Monday the 2sth, OF o'clock
p NJ, LARkIN w. GLAZEBROOK, In the forty.
seventh year OF his age.
His funeral viii take place at Centenary church
TO-DAY, the slst instant, at o'clock. The
friends and acquaintance Of the family are re-
specially invited to attend without further notice.
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The PROSPECTS IN New YoRK.-Our
State will choose to the next Congress and
her Legislature as many Republican
Unionists as she did to the last and Reu-
ben E. Fenton will be reelected her Cover
nor by largely increased majority.
We shall triumph; but two votes un-
polled in each school district would defeat
us.-Ne.o York; Tribune.
The Democratic papers are equally con-
fldent of success.
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Mr.. BALDwIN's LEcrURE.-O. p. BALD
WIN, Esq., is one Of the most entertaining
lecturers in this country. He is as witty
as was the late JoHN VAN buren,, OF New
York, and can play upon the feelings Of
his audiences with the same master hand.
Whoever else may fail to draw full house,
B1LpwIN never does. We are pleased,
therefore, TO soc that he Is sbout TO emerge
from the slashes of Hanover, where he has
been rustlcating for some months past, and
viii appear at the Broad-street Methodist
church Tomorrow night for the purpose Of
discussing the subject Of War a. ono Of
the Fine Arts" Why he does not lecture
In other cities, - he was wont to do before
the war, We know not. We attribute It,
however, TO his unreasonable modesty and
his retiring manners. At any rate, Rich
Mond win turn out to hear him Tomorrow
evening, and whenever he shall lecture.
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- HffU{3YGfffsvs0vkxN1x3Ts1XxA 0s;s'
!" Il has been long known - 81 1en ~
have en,oved the privileSs Of conyerseuon
,.;,h Sacrs,arv Seward that he hos no faith
" ~" na"nie or IN Republican govern
n,.n.S.hat he Is, In fscty monarchist.
Whan the electors Of Maryland cast the
!. :. vote at Annapolis they paid . visit 70
prs,,dent Lincoln; after which they called
rnon Mr.. Seward. He said: Wel, voc
Sa,S none Through the farce Of another fress-
Jsst;4l electiow.' We were naturally sur
nrised. and asked him what he meant ~
it-that thought the election OF mr..
Lincoln was as fair an election as was ever
held In the country he replied: les
but then you know the best Of us have not
more virtue than will save US, and the mass
cannot be expected to be better than the
individuals composing It, The original ex-
preston was positive assertion, which
showed the conclusion Of his mind-that
he regarded the election as q farce ~
Hon. J. a. Cres,eel, Of Maryland.
Mr.. Seward is right SO far as he scorns
that kind Of republican government which
exists In this country, where the President
imprisons men at will, where military
set aside the laws at will, where the petty
military officers forbid high civil ones to fill
the places to which they have been legally
elected, where eleven States are ruled by
o small majority living in other States
where the will Of large and known ma
iority of the people is despised, ridiculed,
and made of no effect by-a stupendous
gerrymandering Of the Union, and where
there is no respect among the fanatics In
power for constitutions, laws, or vested
rights. ...
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"HENRY WILSON - on THE SITUATION
A Boston dispatch to the Philadelphia
Press says:
"Senator Wilson, in his speech at East
Boston on Saturday night, said that the
loyal States would stand on the congress
sional amendment, and the South aoould
haze to adopt it, or stay out OF Congress,
and if they did adopt it, he ,eaS not so sure
some of them acould be admitted in a hatrry."
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By Grubbs Williams, Auctionsers,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Sc.
~ yENTY ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND; oS
THE MECHANICSVfLLR TURNPIKE, TW
MILES FROM THE CITY, At AuCTloN.-In er.
scution Of 4 decree Of the Circuit Court OF the
county OF Hsnrico entered May ~, 1900, n the
case OF Schermerhorn, etc, rs. Austin and ais,
the undersigned, . commissioner appointed Tor the
purpose, will sell at auction, upon the premises,
on NONDAY, November 9Th, at half-pasti O'Clock
r. N, II fair, II not, the next fair day thsrsaf
ter, at the ssme hour, the TRACT OP LAND q
which the late Egmont schermerhorn died setrsi
lying on the east side Of Mechanicsvilie turnpike
Q short distance beyond the oll-gate, and adJon'
ing the lands oil LconidRs Rosser and Others
There are seventy acres, OF which there Is Al ns:
Client portion In woods; and there are several
dwelling. II will be sold Is whole or divided, a
may be deemed best At the time Of sale,
This 10 q beautiful TRACT OF LAND, and II
should attract the attention Of persons seeking
such property.
TERns: ne.third cash balance at and u
months for negotiable Notes, interest added the
title to be retained by the court until The note. are
paid. EATON NANCE, Commissioner:
GRuBBs & WILLIAMS. Auetioneers. oeI
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The Buffalo New York; Courier learns
from authority It regards reliable that some
time ago, before the strength Of the Crowns
evidence in the case Of the Fenians under
arrest was known in England, instructions
had been received from the home govern
ment not to resort to extreme measures
even should conviction be had.
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By 0rubbs 4 Williams, Auctioneer,
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh stree,
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL Is.

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL rs.
l. TATE on RICHMOND HILL.-In execution Of
deed Of trust from Burnham Davis TO the sub.
scytber, dated October T. 1885 and recorded in Hen
rico County Court, being thereto directed by ID.
creditor secured, will sail the property conveyed
in said deed ct auction, upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, ah November, commencing At a
o clock p. n, II fair; II not, then on the next ialr
day thereafter at the same hour.
The property to be sold consists Of
I. LOT, with . large BRICK DWELLING
thereon (now occupied by said Davis, on south
side OF " street between Thirty second aud Thirty
third streets; % by les feet.
:. A LOT adjoinfng the above on the west. front,
ing 100 feet on south side Of street. running back
leS feet on east line Of Thirty. second street
.. Also. the HALP-ACRE LOT fronting i12 fee,
on north side Of u street. running back lbs feet on
east line OF thirty second street.
Terms Sufficient In cash to pay the expenses u
sale and . bond for VI, 500 with interest thereon
from 7th October, 1885, and note for sss5.S3 with
interest from 5th october 1866 credi, as 10 tso, a
until 7th October 1857 further credit rs 10 500 u
until eth October. 1858 and the residue upon tern,
Of payment 10 be made known az Tho time OF sale.
GKrBBs & wILLIxns Auctioneers. oc2,
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ItLEGANT AND 1AsH1 oNAPLn
: ctorAfxs
CENTS yuRHDHIN1 -oooI.
!. /. With sr... ...,.f.s.,o. sA..s asAa,.,.ata..
q Of the srs. clothing ssssbiishnsna IN Al 'fsa
announces the fsst that the branch hose IN
Richmond has been successfully inaa-
sur.ssd and kindly received syths ~
p.opl. and in this connection he
respectfully inforns the pss- x
lie TIA. s.shs nsw and F
ans store .,e.
~.l No. isu xAlI STREET I'll
sc he 10 able 70 present. Ne
FASHIONABLE NOVELTIES OF TIE sRAsoA
in those. splendid goods which are being worn
Y in the metropolis Of America IN
PLAIN AND FANCY BEAVER ovsRooArs'
ELEGANT BLACK DRESS SUITS,
ti.brie.,Sa after the Partisan nodss')
BUSINESS SUITS,
lin all eolors, styles, and qusliassJ ana
aENTREL READY. MADE CLOTHING,
equal in al rsspsststo
THE FINEST CUSTOM. MADE WORK.
N. wsr,.tnovu and enyisble
reputation Of the house OF
DHyLIN l. CO., OF NEW YoRx.
will bs sustained, and our goods Wal be OF the
best manufacture and very widely different
,.r. sLoP.sHOP TRASH
which is palmed Of upon the public st apparently
low prices, while It Is in rsalitya
sHAMELEss WASTE OF MONEY
to purchase such clothing, thrown hastily together
and so lily paid for that 1t sAmss
PREMIUM UPON STARVATION.
psoplins our land with skeletons in the needle
women VINO are B6CTluCcu IL ~ PASoessA~-'
MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT.
In only the elegance and comfort Of the most per.
feet 1T OF garments Is the greater advantage
which can offer In this department, and i
am able to present
MEssHs. DEvLIN s co.'s SAMPLE BOOKS.
and also all those
MOST EXQUISITE PATTERNS
VERY SUPERIOR FABRICS IN GOODS
which can never be found out Of New York city,
and could not ba made part Of any ready.
made stock, owing to the sparing and
limited importation, from which my
patrons may select and order 1
GARMENTS TO BE MADE IN NEW YORK,
FURNISHED IN SIX OR EIGHT DAYS,
in the best style OF that city.
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
In this department deem an enunciation unne.
eessary, and will only say shall keeps
FULL AND ELEGANT ASSORTMENT.
JOHN S. DEyLIN,
(ate with Devlin & Co., New York;
.. 1907 MAIN STREET,
opposite post-onice.
Zoe aa-ts]
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- NEW Yosx ELECTROMAGNETIC people
OF Texas ratified their State Constitution.
The Legislature Of Texas rejected the
proposed amendment 10 tho United States
ASSASSINATION. The Nsv York Hrod
thsssnpco sssvely informs its readers that
Ne LsS'ssassrs has REUSED - eonform IT.
acsioa 70 the Win d Ne people.
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By Isbsli 4 Davis,
Real Estats Agents and AnetIonesp,
opposite epotsvood Hotel

MEAT FRAME HOUSE AND IN,
ksn a$H vaStsf !tGTs q LITTLE It'll;
9TR1BTS, MAR H0WARDS Grove. AZ hrSs
TloN=Will be sold At AUCTION, upon the prsn1i...
O OF p r. s sss pRSSE aoi TsseTssr
above mentioned, containing -four rooms, with -
and three beautiful VACANT LOTS. fr5nring =,
said Litlspsgs street 20 feet and running back Il,
feet 10 an alley u feet wide.
TERMS At sale.
oc 20 I6BELL 4 DAVIS. Auc,ionss,,
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auciioneen,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets


VERY VALUABLE COAL AND
WOOD YARD, WITH NTH M n%P 10Y RpS,n
sTREETS. FoR SALE AT AUCTI6N;mWs VII!
sell ut auction, on the premises, on TiiuRsbAf
the LIST day OF November. xt hslf-past o'clock,
p. NJ, in the order advertised, the very valuable
COAL.YARD and buildings thereon now occupied
BY the Springfield and Deep Run Coal Mnlns "a
LOTS located rs above described.
LIST. The C0AL-YARD with tho large shed
office and other building. thereon, situated On
Broad street, now occupied by the Coal COMPANY.
The lot fr, nts $50 feet on Broad street. aud rams
back 40 feet tn an alley sixteen feet wide.
Cd The LOT on Madison street between Cary
and Canal, fronting 20 feet, and running back j"
feet.
ID. Three. fourths OF the SQUARE situated be-
tween Canal, Byrd, foushee, and Adams street,,
fronting 7ss feet on Canal. p3t feet on fou.hee,
and forty three feet on Byrd. This properly Is al
in a very improving portion Of The city, and
should attract the attention Of per'ons wishing 70
invest either for building or for speculation,
TERMS: One. fourth cash: balance at Tour
eight, and twelve months, With interest; neSol'
able notes secured by trust deed.
ocH GKUBBs& WILLIAMS, Auetioneeu
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By Paine & Co., AuctioneeB.
SHIPPING.

nIRECT STEAM COMMUNICA-
~ TON FROM VIRGINIA TO kEA
ENGLAND-The steamship one
LITAn Ia expected 10 arrive In Nor. &Z1fNR
folk early In November. and about
the middle of that month will be ready 10 receive
freight direct for Liverpool
w. d. REYNOLDS & BROTHER,
Norfolk, Va, Agents.
BACON & Baskerville,
oc2?-ts Richmond, Va.
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Aprop0s Of the meeting Of the ,toch.
Anlden Of tho Central Rsilroad Company
In Novenber, the Baltimore 1taascrtpt
speaks In terms Of warm commentator q
the qualifications Of Gessrsl Wickhsm far
the presidency a. the road.
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By 6rubbs 4 williams, Auctionsers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets
xrERYyALUABLEFARM CALLED

VERY VALUABLE FARM CALLED
MULBERRY GROVE, TIE FORMER Rksi'
DRNCE OF JOHN w. SHEPHERD, ESQ. COY
TAiNiNG TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY Srly
PIVR ACRES, IN HESRICO COUNTY, sEHES
NILES FROM RICHMOND, NEAR THE HsApnF
TIE BROOK TURNPIKE, FOX SALE At Az
TION.-By the request OF the trustee Of Mrs hiiLh.
beth j. sheppard: We will sell 2, snslGn on ~
= !, O'clock The very valuable EARN "a .St'ss
cleared 1876 in original forest, and nfy acres 10 Sc
eond growth pine, with some very valuable meg
dow land, ltadjoins the lands Of !. o. Valdez
others. The farm Is we'll wstered and heaI!sy,
and the neighboYhood excellent. The improve
ments are dwelling. with six rooms, k!fehsn..s.
BILE, barn. TO-, needing some repair. sitdatd |.
this farm is 90 near to The terminus OF the bIeo"
turnpike, and bounded By the kicbmona and Char .
lottesviIie plank road and the old frsdsrieE'eln
stage road, afording easy access TO Richnnnt
the best road leading TO II, and being well wvsa,
makes Il very valuable. II is susceptible Of bsihs
divided into several tracts, and win be sold s'
whole or divided TO suit purchaser.
TEAMS: One fourth cash balance Al ~
twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable notes.
Interest added, sscured by = tru.t deed.
oc - 6RUBBS & WILLIAMS. Auettoneen