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The New York herald., 1871-11-08
THE LATEST.

VIENNA, Nov. 7-Evening.
TUE MINISTERIAL INTERREGNuM MAINTAINED.
1t is now reported that aer Won Lonyay, Minister
Of Finance OF the empire, not Count Andrassy, will
succeed the Count Won Beust as Premier.
Won DEUsT's OFFICIAL FUTURE.
Count Won Bcust will probably be seut 10 London
ss Ambassador OF Austria.
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COUNCIL BLUFFS. Iowa. n.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, Nov. !, 1871.
Yesterday as laborcn were at work cutting new
road through hill In . hollow known as Hang
Hollow they excavated q sack containing sl2,o 900.
gold and silver money hidden there eighteen years
ago by one Muir, who murdered comradc Call
fornian, In tins city. Muir was hung by mob OF
Calli0rnians and said lie mad hidden the money
under stump IN this hollow, but refused 10 tell
where. Many persons have hunted for this secreted
equally.
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Market. Wnen brought there he told Alderman
NItchb that ne had resided fourteen months In the
dstrict In which ne went - vete and was over
twenty -One years or age. The challenger replied
ts ne caused his arrest on account OF students not
having RI mt 70 vOte tue districts In whcn they
NAV ce attending school. Alderman Mitchell con-
sidered thai when man lad resided fourteen
months In district ana was over tMenty-one years
oharxed Mr. Hunt.
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THIS club presented scene OF great enthusiasm
last evening. A large number OF the prominent
politicians and personal rrienus Of Mr. Genet. OF the
upper senatorial, district assembled to do honor to
their next representative In the Legislature. As
the returns came in, cheer upon cheer were given
Dy those present Mr.. Genet claims from 5000
10 1000 majority and hts friends state that
She reform candidate, Mr.. Teman is very badly
beaten, especially IN the wards known to be rcpub-
Ncan. A great number or the Germans voted
against Genet, account OF Slgel neng on the
reform ticket they Of course voting the ticket
straight. Nothing OF any moment took place during
Sne day. There disturbances and no arrests.
Everything passed OF quiery and peaceably.
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a u 5 "a e z "A.
Chancellor Von Beust'S Resignation and
a Ministerial Crisis.
Andrassy ANA Won L0isyay for
the Premiership.
Political Rumors-Russian Interest in the Cabi-
net Change
KILOGRAMS 70 THE EEW YORK HERALD.

VIEsNA, Nov. 7-N0on.
Co2nt Beust Chancellor Of The Empire and Mirss-
ter OF Foreign Affairs, mas rendered his resignation
to the Emperor account, as 1t is alleged by his
friends, OF ilheath.
The vienna Fresse, the organ OF the opposition,
takes occasion TO hint rDat 1.-The retirement OF the
Premier was involunlary"-in other words. that he
had received from the Emperor lntimatlon TO the
effect that his resignation would be acceptable to
the Crown
THE SUCCESS ON.
1t Is said at this moment that Count Andrassy
will take possession OF the Portfolio OF Foreign
Affairs. rf
Count Andrassy is forty .alght years Of age and
Won Eeust slxty-two
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VIENNA. Nov. 7, 1871.
The un nveiling Of the statue Of the Emperor Maxi
milan took place In this city to-day, with solemn
and tmposang ceremonies.
The Emperor Francis Joseph, the Archdukes and
the members Of the Ministry took pars In the
solemnity.
The large crowds Of people who attended mani
tested their respect for the Inflated monarch By an
impressive silence.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HsaAlD.

DUBLIN. Nov. Z. 1871.
When the alleged murderer Kelly was being
taken 70 Court this morning. for the continuance Of
his trial. mob assailed the escort OF military and
police using stones and other missiles.
One Of the soldiers was struck by missile ana 30
severely wounded that his life Is despaired or
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1llttfsH 10 IKE Kew yoBg Hea.la

KINGSTON, JAM, Nov. 7, 1871.
negro woman, OF highly respectable character
in the community. has been arrested at Jacmel upon
an extraordinary charge Of cannibAlsm.
The accusation alleges "that sne has killed and
eaten twenty-six children, whom she had inveiged
into her premises for that purpose.''
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r r A N o E.
THE MISSION TO WASHINGTON.
Provincial Agitation Of the Workngmen-The
Question Of Public Education.


ItlEChAE 10 TRF NEW YORK MPALn
G8E PARIS, New. 7. 1871.
Barren Gauldree Boilleau. recently French Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenpstenaary 0t Lima,
Peru. has been transferred to the mission at Wash
hgt0n.
THE "sTRrKEn MOVEMENT IN RoUEN.
The movement for enhanced wages continues at
Rouen, where the strikes amoag The several trades
are on the Increase.
RELIGION IN THE SCHOOLS.
The Council General OF the Department OF the
Seine has voted In iavor OF the establishment OF Q
system OF compulsory and gratutioas education,
bat rejected Q proposition to make the common
schools wholly secular.
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Andrassy Called 10 the Premiership.
VIENNA Nov. 7-P. NJ
The Emperor OF Austria las accepled the resigna-
t0n OF Coun. Won Beust.
Hrs Majesty has also confirmed the appointment OF
Count Andrassy. who Is rapidly competing the
sonnet Of his administration.
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TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW Yaay HERALD
ATHENS, Nov. Z, 1871.
The Ministry having appealed to the Legislative
chambers on o question involving approval OF is
entire policy, has suffered defeat.
in consequence tue Premier and his colleagues
have rendered their rcsignatons.
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DECREASE OF YELLOW FEVER IN CHARLES.
TON.

CHARLBsToN s. c., Nov. T. 1871.
There was but one death from yellow lever here
i
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81 N q T. a N D.
A British Blow to Brigham Young
and MOrmOnism.
President Grants Poll y Praised-Cabinet Cour-
tesy-Ths Tichborne Trial-Chicage
Still Remembered
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW yoal HEaaLl

TELEGRAM TO THE NEW Y0at MlAll
LONDON, Nov Z, 1871
The London Times, In its morning issue. has .
leading article approving or the acloE Of President
Grant in regard TO the Mormons.
The writer urges In strong terms ''their severe
punishment"
THE CABINET AND THE CORPORATION
Ten members OF the Cabinet, including Right
Hon. w. Z. Gladstone, First Lord OF tho treasury,
have accepted invitations TO attend the Lord
Mayors annual banquet al tho Manssn House On
Thursday next.
THR CHICAGO FUND.
The Lord Mayors fund for fne relief OF the aufer
ers by the Chicago re had reached last evening the
amount OF Gi7,1Oo t5235,5lo,.
Contributions from interior towns and from In
divlduals still continue to be received for Chicago
THE TIcnBoRNE TRIAL.
The trial OF the larnous 1ichborne baronetcy
claims case, which was interrupted by the long
vacation has been resumed in tho Court Of Queens
Bench. t v-
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IRELAND.

Sympathy with Prisoner and Assault on the
Military.
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Hay II.

Charge 0. C4nuibalism ana Horrible AIiega-
tons.
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TELEGRAM 70 Tine REV YORK HERALD.

MADRID, Nov. Z, 1871.
The Contemplated reconciliation OF the parliamen-
tary party adnercnts or Seiors sagasta ana Gorilla
durins the debates in the Cortes has net been
effected, ana their union for legislative purposes ~
now desp0ired Of
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Hopeful Reports from the Co ony
TELEGRAM 70 The NEW rasx HsaA.a

PARIS, Nov I, 1871.
Tue news from Algeria received here by the gov.
ernment to-day s highly satisfactory. The restora-
slon OF tranquility was very nearly completed.
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MAXIMILIAN'.s EEMORIAM.
1IlttRAm TO THE NEW YORK HssALn

dwelling His Statue in the Austrian Capital.
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Political Disuuion and Party Disintograton.
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GREECE.

Parliamentary Da'aas Of the ministry.
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possibly been bred IN RANK Iuxurlance from tne
coarse faro Of an engine house, and from pumpkin
pie in imnoderate doses may have sprung the
doubtful nDancierina OF the Erie ring. There Is no
doubt, at any rate, about Spirltualism being an In
mediate result OF improper feeding. Let any sane
man attend convention OF mediums, and In their
hollow, lackustre eyes, circ!ed with tell tale rings,
and In their sunEen cheeks, and lank, attenuatcd
forms, he will find the sad evidences OF impcrfect
nutrition and an outraged stomach. Foolish was
that man who proposed TO determine the character
OF Q people by examining their songs. he snould
rather have inquired, "What do they cat for din
nera' Virtue and vice. energy and iDdocnce. and
even honesty and dishonesty are directly traceablc
to the effects OF good or bad food well or badly
cooked. Tue most misery curmudgeon may be
coaxed by generous meal scientifically arranged
and perfectly prepared, into an unusual generosity,
while the most amIable Of husbands will break out
into unnatural freaks OF bad temper after short
course OF underdone u,ton and cold potatoes
It's an appctizlng and pleasant task 10 now and
then make an excursion Into tho literature OF c0Ok
cry. We do not refer particularly to culnery works.
which rank high as books independently OF their suD-
Ject such volumes for example, as the "Gastrologyn
OF Archestratus or the "Delpnosophiste banquet
OF the Learned OF Atncneus, or that later and st,li
more charming production Of BRIL- at Savarin the
"Physioiogie du GouLn But even the humber occu-
pants OF the field such, for instance rs those whcn
we have taken as our text-are delightful CON-
panons for an occasional hour VI desultory study.
10 make on,elets and roast joints aud boil coffee,
and concoct preserves in fancy, Is the next most
amusing thing to swallowing them In fact. The
only Unsatisfactory feature Of the thing Is that a
lcast nfty per cent Of the dishes to be found
In any decently volumluous cookery book arc
~ yet strangers to our palate We should
like 70 board In . household where . auarautce
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go. and Bills Of I.adins.

tx,,,,, the Y. Y. Journai vi -, co,n.
W. rnaa over carefully the various ,, mon
,,,,n;cations sent TO us III con ,'aer If bills
n,r recent articles on the SUI .;n,n drafts for
oi ,ad',F ," "n,,rction. If we do NOT Pt ;rtt
Waru'u :, ' w. because they threw no nu .oinahls
tl,' w., ';;Snute. although they aaJ CHS.
on tho u.sp nd;caiinc the pre'alesus.. thn,
10 us H., inns far received i.sis. s
t tpa Collecting agent should "1 ,,,iaSs he
s snr the title to the Sonus u tho,
a; - willing to assume 'ne t'n IN. nnn
thc acc.rtor Of the oll hrs ,,nd NJ
; :, t.w take different ground. NJ,
1t, - ,rns;dcnt Of bank dealing largely
WY ,hosn securities. insists that the pll' OF
,n W. o,pht to be surrendered. HIS point Is
,n,, tbc drawer and shipper in such cases -
weak. and that this document was Pinheu
10 The draft that the drawce might hnoS
that the property was coming ior"a'u'' "',u
Tins feel free TO accept 1t. But 1t stfiAcs u lS
that ii this were the purpose, nis. N
keeping the till OF ladnS PACK ~ 80 ~ y,
the draft, it should have nech '''L ~, rn,dv
ono. tn the draMce. that he D,'Ght oe Ic's's
~ orr al, I'm, u,oIuent that The drai! was pr
snn,.1 Another writer dF~"ilS WIN HUI :.
go nr,ou the fact that the on "
ioMna IL often pinned to the arast ~
nrdar n At the drawer may have ms creoI'
S,-anothened by this collateral, ana pc ella-
hled 10 secure the discount Oh Inc u, a'' T T
before It goes forward for accepttniIe. ,,rac'
Is undoubtedly one great ohlecI VI mi =
tee II the discountlrS n'.,h - ,,,'at,Irs al
rxrbun"e this collateral for The SiSiia'u'o ~,
The ucccutor. aud to give up IT'S lioiu on 'nu
nroncr,v for an accepted draft, We hiloM
of no objection to It's cheaSihS M -.
4 risk on its own account.
rho case which commenced tuS u
va. the facts show that 'il,s r"i lfs
w,. not involved. The draWer@o' s,r '" -
wore McssrS. HaXtll, tfenSu'"
Richmond. the celebrated h'u' ,.,;l.
turrrs, whose draft for gu "'c' w -
lion would have been casheu on ln,,nrI,t
t;nn without any collateral. lie any -,
!lo,i wy ,,,S I.ss il,an two hundred ao,.
,urs II i not therefore, crru,,"c ,d;nrto
- fr,, would have pinned hlii OF l"''ine ~
ir'u ~ one dh's sight tor SlS".1J' eS'ehI
- g, hint that this document was NOT 70 NC
"nrreudcrcd without payment oil tue nc
,,,,nt or the assumption by lhe cor
Icct;np agent Of the risk. lhe n"rh
~ whom the draft was sent gave
IN the nropcrtv and did not GET The none! ,
anJ thcn they all came back on Inc ora"
nrs This firm had security, ana qua H1'
drsjcn TO Give it up until the dralt was p''u
They mined the security. G, tIle .'.'. ~
the property shipped-to the dral' iui tme
amount of the bill as nolice " IN ~
rerned that one was collateral TO the o,hel.
rha coilrctinr agent separated the docll:
ments without instructions, gave the pm OF
I1dino nm 10 an irresponsible party oil "holll
notbinu was known, and then askcd Tue
drawers to refund out Of their own poche',
We do not believe that the collecting iSeii'
could have recovered of the drawers IL VIZ
latter had preferred TO contest IL Ill the
courts.
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a1,5yrYesT FAfNs-.-rIas,ssniirll,es Das.y;ssi.s
9s5& % BY Lvne q Brother, ..-,,s ..g4 /,
Aucti0neers and Real, Eatate Agents, .
sIfIsl - No, isf3 Main STREET. - 49,

SALEUFaTEKY vALU-
4 ABLE LAND LYING. EED BEING in
NILE WEST OF THE C1TY OF RTGHMOND,
sIMMEDTATEIY ON THE JAMES R1vER
AND .KANAWHA CANAL, At THE FIRST
LOCKS, sCONTKININGf.gA=~v 4LUAEL r.
20 AIR z SAID, TO BE OF SUPERIOR
SALE At PUBLIC AUG
5T1ON.-By virtue Of q certain decd OF trust
executed to me MS trustee, dated the 17th day Of
November, 1898, duly recorded in the Clerks Office
OF Henrfco County Court, in D. d. IS, p.ge, l7s.
Thsl IN executf Of said trust, being so request
ed by the beuefciares In said deed, proceed TO sell
a. public auction. on the premises, on WEDEES-
DAY. ths 18th dav Of July. 1871. at the hour OF
O'Clock Z. n, That very valuable LAND located
IS above described, containing 20 ACRES. beng
portion OF the Garden Hill tract, ard which Will
be sub divided into two tracts, containing respec-
hrely IL 85-i00 acres AID 1890 acres, adjoining
the lanos OF 8. a. Robinson. DR.. o. 4. Crenahaw,
RsW. Faxall, and ais, both OF which said tracts
are. well suited for trucking purposes; and fhs
mafn tract which ccn.ains IL 85-l00 acres, has
haauti'n al building site aud fHe GRANITE
QUARRY on same. Being only short distance
from the city, and Immediately on the canal IL
otiets fine opportuniLyto CAPITALISTS and others
TERMs: suficient in cash to derray the ex.
dated the 18th day oC November. lsss for the sums
Of $685. "a and $pc8 the rst of which said notes
HIS q credit on same, with balance still due of
S7ss se5 with the Interest now due and that win
become due said notes until the d5y OF sale !;
the residue OF Che purchase money ON such terms
as will be ann ouneed At the houf of sale
tvs 1 TM. Fl. LYME, Trustee.
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.a gfr.r. BY Wellington Goaun,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Corner OF Eleventh, and Sank streets

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF BRICK
" STORE AND DWELLING At ROCK
STREET, By virtue of a decree or the Chancery
Court OF tie city OF Richmond, pronounced on
The 10th of July 1871, In the OF hallowei va.
HallOweli Gc, shall sell at auction. lat the risks
and costs of Michael Ryan, the former pur-
chaser on the premises, On THURSDAY, the
goth July, 1871, at O'Clock p. NJ, the excellent
BRICK STOVE and DWELLINGS, Inca ed as
above, (adJoining che hotel formerly kept bv the
late VIM. Ryan, fronting 2ai feet, running back
81 feet. 49, . .,.s. - j. e" / III ;. UH..t
TERMS: Cne-fourth cash balance Mt one and
two years. fer necott tle notes, tearing inte est
and title retained till all Of the purchase money is
July paid. r. g
. jyI4 W. GODDIT. Ccm'r.
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BY Wellington eodd!n, ,
Real Estste Agent and Auctioneer, !
corner llth aud Il apk streets.

& =
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
~ hBas kEAL ESTATE IN THE CtTY Of
f5 aSh !. DSD Do ON sgTH, BETWEEn GRACE
HILL. At THE CoRNkR or T. And aaTa
STREF JS.-By virtue OF deer ee OF the Chance.y
!th dolly 1871, IN the Two eases OF Gcods, &c. VS.
Wynne, &c, and Goade VS.. Herbert, DC, shall,
IN execution thereof proceed 10 sell at public
auction, on the premises, In the order advertise
on FEtDAY, the zIss auiy, 1871, commencing az 5
O'Clock Z. 81. the following VALUABLE KnAI,
ESTATE, OF which Edmund r. Goode died scizeS-
w. Ihsi Iot on the western ilhetf 20sh, between
oIacS ana rrapknn streets, 20 by 1a0 feet, viii an
excellent brick tenenleLE th.reon CONTAINING
etght rooms kitchen, &c. Alter which, say at 3
&c ,ck NJ, that hsnosomc lot ca by 1880 iee at
=, on part here, r leaving vacsnt iot OF
ae a u " ieet front To be told ssparauiy.
Ikkhs: pne-four,h cash !; balance sc 4 9, and Is
months, Tor negotiable noes, intes est dded, ana
ste retalnedti all OF the purchase money Is fully
paiu' and convey ance order by the Court.
fyIl Social Gcmmissioner.
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BY a. q. Pulliam,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
-.. Main and 18th streets, IF

ID ECEIVER'S SALE OF ONE AMES
IA PORTABLE ENGINE, uF ABOUT Six
TEEN To TWENTY HURSE-PO TEk, ATAUC-
Tt0H.-By virtue oIan order Is suct by z. II. Fitz-
DYER, JuE OF .e .h 11, cry ESuI on t1 cIy o,
case of Walters vs. Moth and Poucher. viii sell,
as receiver, for cash, 1T nv stave and machinery
yard, on 10th street, between Main and Gar y
streets. In tn city of ,sichmond, OH TIL u 6SDAY,
the 10Th July, 1871, at O'Clock T.. M, ONE nMhS
P0RTAB n ENGINE, nearly new, OF eighteen
or twenty horsepower. 49, - 80 .f
-. =. l.. A. DAYTON, Receiver.
Sale cOnducie! by 4. 9. TULLIAM. Au.t. iYN
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Be Lyme. & Brother, ..,
fuc.Ioneers and Real Estate Agents,
10. t-.i@# 1912 Main streeL. 4Ns.* : : -


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF V,ALIIA-
~ Bin kEAL ESrATF, SITUATED on TILE
SOUTH EAST CORNER CF FHAHkafN AND
FiFps ENF'H hTREHTS, m THE CITY OF
h:EHMut'D, For SALE ATAPUBLTu AUG
TIOH.--BS, virtue of q zce:ree OF tho Circuit
,"nrt OF the cityof kichmend. pronounced on the
l7tb day Of October, 1870 shall as special com
missioner thereby snpointed. proceed Is self ut
gnolic auction en- TUESDAY. the 2sth day of
duty, ISL at O'Clock p. NJ, (f fair 8 IL not, the
Eext fair day thereafter, Sunday exceptadI at the
came hour, that VALuARLE, LOT Of LAND,
with two large aud desirabisi BUILDINGS on
same used as livery stable, and now In the ec-
cupancy Of W. II. Sou herlaDd. :,
also; a BRICK HOUSE or STORE adj,iuipg,
IN the rear ard fronting on 18Th street. now occI.
PIED by Sa wage smith as a carpenter chop. The
lot fronts on the south side OF Frankla street 43
teet more or les5 and running back on 18th street.
andfronttng thereon iabous $50 feet nore or less
lsrERMs: Dne.fnatth cash bals nee ON credit
o. one, two and th,ee yesrs The purchaser to ex-
e:uie negotiable notes, With Interest slded tue
TIE 20 be retsi9ed unti All the purchase money is
paid, aud deed arcefed by the court % ~ IA -
THIS property Is admirably suited for mnufac-
turing purpos: $. 4.s,..s : Ia - -.
-, 's.T .ALFREbR CoURTaFY,, f'i'
-y - ''1.& Special Comm lssteuer
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... ~a BY Hill Il Goddin, 'ta2 y.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. HOS Main street.


|TRUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
Il PROPERTY ON UNION HID, IN TAG
CITY ,iF RiCHMONU.-By virtne OF . deed of
trust executed to the subscriber bT Vim. fssin
and "in,, dated eth dsy o., Se;teuI Der. 1889 dcly
recorded In iilchmond GustipgS Court Giftk's Of
flee, shall. i'll execution ulerepC proceed tn sell
ut pnhi!c ouc'l5a, ON tue premises, on NJ lNDAY.
The 18th day Df july 1871, az 50 O'Clock p. NJ, tho
HOUSE and LOT mentioned III said deed, and de-
scriied rs fellows: al tn Il lntof lsnd with the
improvements thereon, on Union Hill, city of
litchmrnd, on I'nIOn street, fronting on saii
street DO feet and running back 40 feet TO scott
street Continual lon Of I'D sreet ard designated
rs Lot rO. In the plan OF Union Hill. The i'm
provements consist Of a SpOd frame dwelling With
five rooms, and the usual out houses, ana IS now
THIS will be good opportunity to invest in n
comfortable home for person OF moderate
mean. ~~l.stsN - - ,t.r." " 'e.''
TERMS: Enough I'm cash 10 defrav the expenses
or sale and to pay off two negotiable notes, each
for the sum of 1926. with Interest then DIRE the
residue upon such terms as may be announced at
the 4 W or sale. et " 81 . - i.a.fs s..s..2 ]
WM. HOLT RICHARDSON. Trustee. !
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:, Tcrroy sAjLI;rlsrThis Day.

AUCTION sALEs-This Day:
nv Cook& Lsughton, AuctioHeers,
Corner OF Governor and Franklin streeu'
raSDsoME HORSE, TeP- B 70 er
q HAfHsoRPHHst sTSFa ! i ssioss e vl
sen ut The horsc-Iot ne Ell t Hs,asE. -:
1ne I'd sefI.s and HHR 5Ess.
The horse &c perfectly sound anu 1eii0o'''
ALSO, ,.,,,s, -, ,,s,,
Three superior CoLTa four yearSs e o1a cosn-
y aud are sound book LAuG 7ToN. Anc!s:
By X. Mccormick, Auctioneer'
u-oUsEHoLD AND KITCHEN zlILTIIG;6Hlw Tps Be-
IL rITURE, &C.. Al s.a-e = IA Main stree. on
ssDaT Il July gguaSiTUss,
destrs PIE lo hc rom family leaving inc cltSs
insisting OF REnsTEAnss; !, ''s '.'.' -.
WEATHER REDs,
MkTTR Eases, p,
TABLES,
CHAIRS.
CAB METZ.
OIi-CLnTH,
.. cnanoGkEnY and GLASSWARE.
~ ALSO, 81 ~
lnew) ssS. -.--.-- ,...--~-~-~-.
ADDITIONAL. 80 -
About thirty very 1ne blThotii Isnas fio-
TUREe, 'nd1ome dcsigns, N hne ''A'
= ALSO,
Six dozen PICTURH-FRAnES, WIN enIs'''
t" &c r' :. CONSIGNMENT IL. MccoRMIcK, Auct
EOR SALE, THAT vER1 D gTY "a
IT BLE AND VALUABLE PE ;uIE TT ITu on
LOEGtNG To TIE COMM0MW, SSIutnn 1 y
VIRGINIA. KNOWN AS TIE u ~ ~ 4
PROPEkTY.-The Board OF PnDnc ~ " VI 1s M the
Virginia being authorized and require ~ De
lots and water-power belonging 70 t he anu
wealth. situated in the city o. KlTH wi OFF,,
the same, on the premise5. st PUBLIC auc..om U
the i51 II JUICY NEXT, at T.. M. me paSin ,,,
10 be made in State bonds, ut par anu tne ~
chaser allowed credit of SIX aud Twelve Hohtn.
from the date of It's approval anu ratiucatioh W
the next General Assembly.
About one third of the properly. on the ess
boundary is under lease until ISL Julyf 1910,
Robert Archer & Co. at repaat 81 r. c cnnSftons
This property (about SIX acresl ao)olns tue eA
extensive iron works belonging 10 the Ire6. ea
Company, bounded on one side by Inc James hly ~
and kanawha canal, 6e23 icrt, and the otneI o
lDwer) side AZ feet. on ames river the laii oeh
between the canal and river fifty feet.
Plan OF property 10 now on nlc III tle ulnI' ~ ~
the Board oi Public Works, at Richmnnu' u
| whom application should be made Tor iiflher LII
form alton. ,,,. ~ W.T.
BY order of the Board Of PUBLIC WerK1I T o. VIZ
| I'D 2s-Ftd Sec'y Bourd of Public WORKS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-15
FIRsT.CLAss IN EVERY RESPECT,

FIRsT.CLASs IN EVERY RESPECT.
They win not make the So called cheap Organs a,
any price. The comparative superiority oil their
instruments Is now greater than ever before, as
every competent judge who will carefully examine
aud compare must perceive
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES, with w0od-cuts
FROM photogfap OF the different styles fun nfos.
nation. aud lowest prices also, Testimonial Cir
cut~r, win be sent free to any address,
MASON IL fiAMLIR ORG AN CO.,
sos Broadway, New York.
For sale IN Richmond by
evil a, L. L. ID. WALFORD +
- ~p N--oeooS1em Ola Main street. /