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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-17
PETERSBURG. November 16, 1865

~
4 number Of our prominent citizens, in
Guiding the Mayor Of the city, went up to
Lynchburg to-day to attend the meeting o,
stockholders of the Virginia and Tennessee
railroad, which is to be held tomorrow.
Norfolk also sends considerable delega
ton. The appointment by the Board G.
Public Works of proxies favorable to Gene
raj Malone and consolidation gave grea;
satisfaction to this community, and was
doubtless hailed with similar demonstra-
tons along the whole line of the road.
A fire occurred in Prince George last
night, which was evidently the work 0!
some malicious person. The house Of Henry
T. Alley, few miles below the city, which
was at the time unoccupied, was set on fire
and burned to the ground. Mr.. Alley had
lately put it in complete repair, as it had
suffered considerable injury during the
war; and just as he was ready to take his
family to it, some rascal applied the torch
and reduced it to ashes. The times are 50
out of Joint that it is now unsafe TO leave
any building untenanted even for night.
Yesterday the Methodist ministers Of this
city all preached their farewell sermons,
and will go to attend the Conference al
Charlottesville, which commences its ses-
sions on Wednesday. In my last spoke Of
the fine feeling existing between the Rev.
DR.. Duncan and his congregation and it
now affords me equal pleasure to testify to
the character Of the Rev. Mr.. Cranberry,
who is universally esteemed as a man Of
piety, learning, and eloquence. For three
years and more he has otficiated as pastor
of the Market-street church. | have never
known man possessed of such eminent
qualities, so unassuming and retiring in his
department. He will doubtless be assigned
to some new sphere Of duty; and wherever
his lot may be cast, we heartily commend
him, as refined Christian gentleman, to
the confidence and kind regards of the
people.
The regular monthly meeting of the Sun
ay-school Association of the Methodist
church was held yesterday at the High
street church. The fine weather brought
out large attendance, and the exercises
were very interesting. Without going into
particulars, it may be sufficient to indicate
the prosperity of the Association by stating
that the seven schools represented showed
total organization of A officers, l3l teach,
ers, and 773 Notwithstanding grand tota
of 957; and an average attendance of IS
officers, LOG teachers, and $50 scholars
making total of $50. These number.
considerably exceed those of any other O.
the Christian denominations Of the city
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WASHINGTON, November IS, 1868

WASHINGTON, November ID, 1000.
Any one not conversant with the real
sta.e NJ the case would, after listening 20
the n,ans of the scalawag ofhce-seekers IN
this locality, imagine that the puolic oe-
n,r+rnents here. ms we'll as various otfices
af tbe General Government throughout the
oa,n,rr we're occupied now Just as they
800 oftor President Lincoln's inauguration
~ 1sGo The outsiders imagine that Presi-
aont Iobnson has not had the barrier o!
.ha +en,re-of-oflice law--which may re-
n,orp both Democrats and Republicans
tb;nk will be repealed in December-in the
way of APPOINTMENTS, and they have large
homes that Grant will commence whole
sale change in the Offices. From the high
est to the lowest, aspirants for place are
multiplying. The Treasury Department
is likely to be besieged, and the new Secre-
tary, whether it be Cisco, Spinner, Wells,
Boutwell,, or Hooper, will not be likely to
have an easy time. If the Bureau officers
here are changed, out will go large mum
Der of the deepest-striped Radicals, as only
two or three Of these officials are outspoken
Conservatives. But there are no assurances
that these manifold changes will be made.
Everything said with reference thereto Is
speculative. -,
There are some who doubt that there will
be apv successor to the office Of General
after Grant has resigned and been inaugu-
rated President. They believe it will be
held open for its present incumbent again
after his four years as President have ex-
PRED. 1t may be that the Radicals will
advocate this as bid against recalcitration
during his term.
The message Of the President upon the
assembling of Congress next month cannot
fail to be Of the greatest interest. Being
the last he will ever send, it is possible that
the dominant party will be disposed to give
it more consideration than they attached to
former documents from him.
Although it cannot be said that business
has increased here lately to an extent tc
call for any publications, yet merchants and
others are exhibiting n commendable ac-
tivity in recognizing their store fronts, re-
building, and so forth. This has become
quite general within the past two or three
months, and is an evidence that consldera-
bic confidence exists in future prosperity.
Some of them have begun advertising on
liberal scale, which is certain to give adtl-
tional impetus 10 their trade.
The seven-thirty United States bonds are
being very rapidly sent in. The amount
outstanding ut this date is considerably be-
low three millions. TIMoN.
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BY wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWENTY-FIVE
4 ACRES OF VALUABLE FARMING ia Nd
IN REAR OF THE CITY RESERVOIR. NEAR
TO CAMP GRANT-Ry virtue OF a deed Of trust
bearing date on the 18th of Sertemhe- 1857, duly
recorded In Henrico County Court shall IN exc
cution thereof proceed to sell at public auction
the promises. on THURSDAY the 2fth Of NOvem-
her 1853 at O'Clock NJ. If fair # not. the first
fair day thereafter TWENTY-FIVE ACRES OF
BEAUTIFUL FARMING LAND located rs above.
adjoining the lands or ScSSrs lTaNall rrs Cr"n-
shaw Pollard, aud ITarvic. It will he sold In four
lots of fonr and n quarter acres each or sold
whole, according To plat to be exhibited ut the
hour Of sale.
For suburban residences. or for market gardens,
these lots desirable. the soil Is Of supc-
rinr quality with a convenient access TO the city
by an excellent road.
TERMS One-third cash: balance ut four eight.
ard twelve months FIR regoiabc notes, interest
added secured by trust deed.
16--cOdlfS " G0DDTN. Trustee.
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At one time @ woman could hardly walk
through the streets Of San Francisco with
out having every one pause 10 gaze on
her; and a child was SO rare that once at a
theatre in the same city, where woman
had taken her infant, when it began to cry,
lust as the orchestra began to play, man
in the pit cried out, "StOp those tiddles and
let the baby cry; haven't heard such q
sound for ten years." The audience ap-
plauded this sentiments the orchestra
stopped, and the baby continued its per-
formance amid unbounded enthusiasm.
A story is going the rounds Of the Eng
lish press, under the head of /" Lamentable
ignorance, to the effect that little girl
ten years old, examined at an inquest on
the body of her father, could not tell where
little girls went who told lies. This leads
correspondent of the Pail Mall Gazette to
relate of the late Judge Maule, that having
asked q little girl rendered as witness ii
she knew where she would 60 after death
if she told lie, and the child replying
Ono, sir" the Judge was overheard to
mutter to himself, " No more do l."
Work with o will, and also with your
| hands and head. 1t is such that achieve
the great things of the world. Nothing il
easy that has value. Laziness and sloth
never raised man above the grade Of q
monkey. Work does the thing-the right
thirg-the whole thing. Those who have
never performed any should try little. Ii
is healthy, besides being useful.
When Charles Lamb was asked how he
felt among the lakes and mountains of Cum
berland, and detected desire in the queS-
toner to make him say something fine, he
replied that he had felt himself obliged to
think Of the ham and beef shop near ST.
Martins Lane, as finding the sober regions
Of life most congenial.
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BY Grubhs e Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

T7HE HANDSOME RESIDENCE AT THE
/ SOUTHEAST CORNER OF MIN AND
THIRD STREETS, FOR SALE At AuCTIoN
ON THURSDAY, 18TH FMRVR. At 81
O'CLOCK r. Mt has been remodcllcd and re-
noyated throughout, painted. and paperGd new
roof covered with slate iron verandah iron rail-
ing In front hot and cold baths: w&ter-closets /;
new cooklng-rRnge, and Latrobc stoves.
There arc II rooms besides bathrooms, closets,
coal and wood-r0oms.
The improvements have been made under the
direction Of Il gentleman familiar with gil the mo-
dern arrangements intended for his own residence,
and no expense has been spared To make 1t COM
pletc In every respect.
Srch property IS rarely offered In the market,
and we therefore invite very particular attention
to this sale.
She lot IS 53xlo4 feet to All alley II feet vide.
After which will he sold the PROPERTY adjoin-
Ing on the east, embracing the sChOol-h use 0cc =
pied hv Mr. David Turner, with lot 35XlOi feet 10
the alley above referred ~.
Title unGuesigoncd and ncTfect.
The housH VIII be open for examination on
Thursday from o A. VI. to the hour of 81 e.
TERMS I: At sale. ~ ~
GRIrEBS < WILLIAMS.
nor4 Auction crs
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the above, rather than see the foodgates
raised and witness the havoc that must en-
sue from On avalanche Of executions, we
are truly distressed population-in hlde-
bound, ring bound, stiae- jointed dlslointeo'
wind-galled, wind-broken condition, with
out one bright spot-one single oasis in the
dark desert of our future-as it were, with
out hope in the world. But it should be
remembered that the creditor has been
wrecked, and is laundering in the same
sea of troubles as the debtor, and no sail is
seen in the murky distance to relieve either
class. The dark cloud, with occasional
CLEANS, called by the hopeful "silver
Innings" that has so long lowered over us
like pail has at length settled into deep,
dense black, of ominous black, from which
we may soon expect the pitiless peltings of
bitter hate and vengeance. We shall need
each others sympathy. May o merciful
Providence temper the storm to helpless
people, lead Us out of this wilderness Of
woe,-this miry clay-and place us once
more, newly shod with good morals, on dry
land. PAX.
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VHTINTER sCHEDULE.-RICEV0Cc

w AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD,tno
and after WEDNESDAY the tth instant y.
trains over this road will be run as follows ~:
Leave Richmond st A. "a. and 2:15 f.
Leave Petersburg at 1925 4. NJ. and ::s6pY
ACCOM- IUDATIUE TRAIN, with pas,.n,,.
car attached. will leave Richmond daily Al 1.i.p'
u. and Petersburg daily az Gao 4. 81. fsgnT,,
excepted). AH
The41. 81 train will no. leave Richmond m so-.
days, and the $50 z. II. train viii no. e;e PEE
burg on Sundays.
Passengers for Norfolk VIII take the ?2sP.M
train, running through daily.
Fare 20 Norfolk. ~ Baggage checked throuyh
The passenger coach attached 10 the coal ty1jr
will leave Clover Hill AT 4. 81. and rctutglrg
leave Richmond at $40 L. u. on Tuesdays. Thur,.
days, and Saturdays. h. II. Gill
nO2 Engineer ard snpnrint.n.,en,
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BY Grubbs II Williams. Auctionecrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
THE NEW BRICK STORE No. 13

THE NEW BRICK STORE, No. 1919,
I on THE SOUTH SIDE OF CARY between
Thirteenth and Virginia streets. occupied by
NcssrS. p. y. Il Il. 4. Sublctt, will be sold ut auc
ton. uNOn the premises. on THURSDAY, 10Th Of
November, nj - O'Clock VI.
1t IS Isl by about 30 fee 10 wide alley; has Just
been finished with dry basement and two floors
above Il very neat c-unting-rocm. hosting ma
chine, shelving. water Cu"yruicnccs gfS &C., and
IS In all respects well built ana complete cssab-
lishment.
Being situated IN .hc hest business part of Cary
street. within short distance of the Damville de-
pot, the warehouses. &C., this Is very desirable
property for investment.
TERMS: Cnc-fourth cash: balance at four,
eight and twelve months, with interest," and Sc
cured by Il deed Of trust.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
no Is AuctiOncers.
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AUCTION SALES.
EITTURE DAY.
vTRUsTEEs, SALE OF A VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
l. TRACT or LAND IN LOUISA COUNTY.
sy virtue OF two deeds OF trust executed to the n-
dersigped by Nathaniel w. Harris-the one bear
ing date on the nth OF July. 1S47. and the other
bearing date on the 10Th Of October ls6s-hofh or
which have been duly admitted to record In the
Clerks office of Louisa county. we shall proceed t2
sell to the hiph"et bidder on WEDNESDAY The "a
If December. 1893 on The premises that valuable
tract NJ land In Lonisa county called FREDF-
RICK'S HALL: containing by estimation,
TWELVE HUNDRED AND FORTY CRFs.
less. si'uated IN full view OF Fraderick's
Hall depot. and Immediately south or the same:
On II Is large brick dweing-house now In good
condition. and also the usual nut-hruses. such as
arc ordinarily found on large estate. The high
land has been much improved by the use Of guano
and Other fertilizers. and there Is on the estate a
large portion or the most productive meadow land,
lying on the west side of Little river
Persons desirors Of purchasing are invited to
VIZ the premises.
TERMS: One-third cash. and nv the consent Of
the creditors the balance viii he divided into two
instaments-one Of which will be required twelve
months after the sale, and the other In two years,
each to bear interest, to be pad annually.
w. G.. IT. NELSON,
Z. T. BIB,
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BY Cook & Lauahton. Auctloneers,

DLEGANT VELVET AND BRUSSELS
Az CARPETS. SUPERIOR FEGRAV1NGS
AND PICTURES, MASSIVE MAHOGANY EN-
TENSION TAHLtS, &c. At AUCrION.-Un
WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, Mt 10 o'clock. We
will sell at our store very superior lot of CAR
PETS, FNCRAVISGS. &c. consisting of
elegant VELVET CARPETS,
4BRUSSFLs CARPETS,
Several THREE-PLY and INGRAM CAR
PETS;
A collection Of the handscmcst COL0RED
ENGRa WINGS ever offered here ut auc-
tiOr. including
. UAWKING SCENES,
. WAR AND PEACE, -
2GOING WITH AND AGAINST THE
STEFAN. OR BEFORE AND AFTER
MARRIAGE:
FALSE DEL'SION.
2N1L SIAE ixE BLACKSMITH AND WAY
2TRItI; A>n DEATH OF CARDINAL
1BcI-EY D'ANGLAs, Or FRENCH FURY
a croiicction Of LASuScAPES and other
These pictures are al finished In the most artistic
manner and Handsomely framed, with glass.
ALSO,
omassIyGG MAHOGANY EXTENSION TIA
Several GILT FRAME MIRRORS. &c.
COOK X LAUGHTOF,
nol5 Auctiorccrs.
VI III be added to the above.
EXGkLLE4T SEEEE-GCTAYE PIANO,
In Rosewood case:
lS1rp EElOR DOUBLF-BARREL SHOT
AnSs oliimcnt of HO UsEHoLD FUREI-
COOK & LAUGHTON,
rol7 AuctiOneers.
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By Wellington Goddin,
auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN EXCEL
4 LENT FARM OF Two Kindred AND
siyTEFN NNn ONF-FIGHTH ACRES. ON
THE Will II MSBURG ROAD. FIVE MILE
BEIOW RICHMOND AND WITHIN on
MILE OF FAR OAKS STATION. ON THE
YORK RIVER PAILROAD.-Bv virtue ~ decd
of trust executed by Mr.. N e. Hill and wife dated
the 10th of November. 1867 duly recorded in ticn-
rico County Court, shall sell n public auction,
an the premises on TUESDAY the nth of Novem-
her 1868 ut 10 o'clock NJ. If fair, II NOT the hrs
EaIr day thereafter the excellent FARM located
as above containing 2!GR acres Of which about io"
acres are open land, In good condition. ana on ths
remainder there Is an ample supply or WOOD ana
timber for the use Of the place. me lmprrVe-
merits consist Of Il LARGE FRAMED DIV ELL
ING; In good order. and the usual out-NuiIdlnRS
and an excellent youn2 orchard wen OF goo,'
water in the yard, and stream running through
the land.
Terms: Rv consent Of parties. onc-foTlrth cafh ::
balance Mt fur, eight and twelve months for
nego,iqhle notes, interest added secured by Il
trust deed.
p. 5. The purchaser can have at valuation the
crops Of Corn, Fodder, Shucks, AMI Plantation
Utensils J. A. BELVIN.
no 3-TuSFtds Trustee.
=. S-Thc foregoing tract Of land will be sub
divided so rs to sell with Tie buildings one hnndrcd
acres. and the remainder In tracts to sult pur-
chaserS The h"m" tract has cvcrv building on 1t
suitable for Il large family together with good
water and an excellent orchard. Persons disposed
to attend the sale can ~ calling at my ctlcc. get Il
CONVEYANCE free of charge. W. GOpDTN,
no II Auctioncer
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ygEsTAnlRAnIgSs, 81.

~
yETELLE, RESTAuRA- -.
Ia TEUR. NO. l?a4 Nj eSEst>
STKYET, keeps on hgna the DELL S
cAcIEs and vih SUBsrkSFIALs OF - =!
the season-wild and domrstic--wheti.eFas )!
or the waters, served IN best style 70 wv
own tables or elsewhere. spt.sras!
He Respectfully In vi Is the ladies q Ni-.r ~
pstronize MS LADIES' DRDiS AIRY, ,n,tat
can enjoy his hes. dishes IN comipr. AZ ~, yt,v
secure nom the slightest tndecoFum'
The sEsF LIQUORS, WINES, AMI h a.. =
DRINKS 10 order at his bar, nud w t"lIM =
CARS, With PIPES, &C., always % - ~
saloon.
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E'Oa NEW yCHR-ULD Do Il ~,
z MINION STEAMSHIP COMP i s-H2SSz4i,E''
ISAAC BELL. SARATOGA, NIhGARA, II =.
MARIE, aud RAG'TERAS, leave New foLt %
Richmond every WEDNESDAY nd e.! :,
DAY. Leave Richmond every TUEcDhl -
SATURDAY. 80,
Tneae shipG are entirely new; they have e.,
saloons ana staterooEs; the ISre- acCHOi~'~
lions, and ats ntion, ere unaprpasfEc. -..l5
Fre!&nts Tor points beyond ~" orS tof' -. %.
vita dispatch, and no charge LaE6s cave ,"f ~
Uuai expenses incurred. -
Coae connections made with ate&nars &c. >
southern and European porss. ,.
Insurance effected. III lowest rA.Cs In orr. y,
y. J.. MCCHTApY, President, Isl efes"' NV
street, New York.
WILLIAM G. DUNBAR & CO., akeb5s,
rrva c0rnrr MNin ard EleYenlh .-ftt =
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E,ETEHSEEEG LETTER.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.

Citizens Gone to attend the Railroad Meet
ing at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fire IN
Prince Gcorqe-FarelccN Sermons Of the
.neth0diSt Mai>ter$-Rer. Mr.. Grdn-
berry, Sunaay-Scbool Association Of the
Methodist EDiSc0DQl th1mCh.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctionecrs,
Eleventh street between N3in and Bank.

1.-TWO FARMS FOR RENT AT AUC-
I TION.-We VIII rent for one year at auction,
on the premises, on FRIDAY the Goth November
at l2 O'Clock VI, The 'rW' o FARMS on the Charles
City road ABOUT three miles below the city or Rich
m0nd. formerly occupied by Edward Hogan, and
adjoining John II. laws and "thers-One contain
Ing l3s acrs g. nearly all cleared; the other con-
tanning liIs acres nearly all cleared; both having
log cabins and stables These are productive
lands.
TERMS /: At renting.
GEUBBS & WILLIAMS,
M
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RAILROADS.
DlCHMOND AND DANVILLg RAT1

DlCHM0ND AND DANVILLE Bali.
LII OAD-SUMMER SCHEDULE.-On s.,
after TUESDAY, November 10, the trains On m;
road will run as follows: "A'
come WEsT.-Tbrnugh Mail Train.-Le,,.
Richmond daily at $3.50 A. NJ: leaves Dsn1,i'
daily o. 4:27 z. n; oDnecting at BnrkeviiIe 80
the Southsids road Tor EA:mgilIe, Lynchbur, ,as
ali stations on the Virginia and Tennessee r az
road, knohyii!e, Nashville Memphis, &C, Tenn:
catur, &C., Ala Corinth, Grand junction. VIZ
burg, &c, Miss: Eew Orleans &C., and 3: ers:sS.
boro' with North Carolina railroad for Charotts
Columbia, Charleston, Augusta, Savannah. 49,
Columbus, Atlanta, &C., ga. aDntsonery, u
bile, New Orleans, &C. n.y.
GoINa EAsT.-Throngh Mail yrsir.-rssu,.
Greensboro daily at $50 A. NJ. /: leaves D1nr,E2'
daily at S:45 A. n connects ~ Burseyile s,;b ~
ssuthsIde train from Lynchburs Tor Ps:ersS.a;;iS
&c.
Through tickets cen be procured .. tie t,,t..
offices In Richmond and Dan7il!e 10 ali iT1D6rtSti
points South and Southwest, and D; G,eeI1gts.--
and D&nviue 10 all points North, EEc,, an. W.,
THOMAS DODAHEAI -
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By Winstock Y Levin, Auctloneers.

T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
/ On WEDNESDAY the 18th Of November. ut
10 ~ clock we will sell at our warero0n, No. I!O9
Main street fresh and most desirable stock oi
MFRCHh SBIsE. COMPRISING in part
BOOTS, SHOES. and BALMDRALS for men s,
womcn's and chidren's wear. Of every style
and variety, direct from eastern mann;ac-
turerS. ~ 49, . ,
The latest STYLES Of MEMS md BOYS HATS,
embracing all sizes and colorS:
Choice lot Of elegant CAEPETINGS-Eienna
Wool. Ingram, and magnificent Brussels pat
terms: - . .,
III DOR and TABLE OILCLOTIS.
Splendid assortment Of
CLOTHS,
CASSnMERES,
SATINETS,
HOOP SKIRTS.
FLANNEL SHIRTS,
COLLARS,
and other articles, which will be exhibited on Gay
Of sale.
TERMS: Cash. ,....
we ask the special attention OF city and country
merchants 70 this prime lot Of gcrdS. CONSUMED -
MS direct from manufacturers, which VIII he sofa
positively without reserve in lots to suit pur-
chasers. , J.,
Conslgnmnnts solicited. Liberal advances made
''-' WINSTOCK Il LEVIN,
MI, kuct,OncerS.
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Frederlck's Hall, Louisa county, Oct u, 1888.

The STOCK, FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
FURNITURE and KITCHEN
UTENSILS, such as are usually found on large
estate. will be sod on the day at arction. I'M
after the sale Of the real estate. Terms
nf sale /: Sums Of $25 and under cash !: over that
amount, nine months credit. the purchasers giving
bonds, bear ing interest. with approved security.
K. l.. HARRIS Attorney In Fact.
for a. w. Oyerton.
Fredcri"k's Hall, November 10 1893.
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BY s. n. Davis,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner Eleventh and Main streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF STORE AND
4 DWELLING. SITUATED ON TIE EAST
SIDE OF BROOK AVENUE BETWEEN CLAY
AND LvIGH STREETS. AT ATCTTON.-Ry
virtue of deed Of trust executed by Robert r.
Smith to the subscriber dated 25th day of > pri,
1893 and recorded in the Richmond Hastings
Court office and being thereto required by the
holder Of thu note secured, will sell NJ auc-
ton, upon TIE promises, on TUESDAY the 9th
dav of November 1863 AT I O'Clock 7. NJ, II tair,
If not then the next fair dav thereafter mt the
same hour. the STORE and DWELLING located
as above The lot fronts on Rror avenue hity feet
feet Wide on which 1t has front Of thirty-ilye
feet. more or less.
TERMS !: Cash rs to $500, with Interest from the
oath dav of October, 1908 and expenses Of cN"cu-
ting this trust the balance upon such terms as
may be agreed upon ut the hour Of sale.
GEORGE ID. WISE, Trustee.
DAVIS auctiOucpr II
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ITO HOUSEKEEPERS.-N is the time
= to supply yourselves with PRESERVES and
FRESH FRUTrS and JEL les for the winter.
We hayed y large stock OF Preserved Strawberries
Peaches, Damsons. Ounces, Tomatoes, Cherries,
Gooseberr!es, pineappics.
Fresh Strawberriel, Pineapple7, Blsckberries,
Raspberries, Tomatoes, Peaches, Pears. i,amsous,
&c. Currant Ounce, Peach, srd Strawberry Jel-
lies Brandy Peaches and Fears; all of our own
manufacture, andwarranted superior 10 any north
ern goods, and which we offer at low prices.
ANDREW P1ZZINI K CO.,
oc7 so7 Broad street