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MRS. MARY g. GnrEtxy.-The wife OIL

Mrs. MARY 6. GREELEy.--Ihe sWfe Oh
Horace Greeley, who died yesterday, was a;
native. of one OF the New England States.
Her maiden name was Mary 6. Cheney. IL
was while engaged upon the Ne,c YORKER os
editor of that paper (of which he was also
one of the proprietors) that Mir. Greeley
made the acquaintance of his future whe.
This acquaintance began at the ufa ,I!n
House, in New York, In which c1ty bliss
Cheney pursued the avocation OF teacnlhS.
Some time after this first meeting vic ac
cepted an engagement in her professionals
camtcitv in Warrcnton, n. G., and removed
thence from New York. But her ac-
ullaintance with Mr.. Greeley was still
kept up by means of n correspondence
which finally resulted in a proposal oil
marriage on Dir. Greeley's part-n pro-
pusal which Miss Cheney accepted, 1hr.
Greeley repaired to Warrcnton. ana was
married i'm lmmauucl church, in THAT town.
The event was thus announced III the is,uI
OF the Neg Yorker of July 10. 1885 MaL-
ricd in Immanuel church, Warrenton, y.
G., on Tuesday morning, 9th instant, by
Rcv. William Norwood, Mr.. Horace Gree
lev editor OF the Ne,c Yorker, to Miss Mary
G., Cheney, of Warrcnton. formerly OF tii!s
ciiv" Mr. and Mrs. Greeley visited WASH
ington during their wedding tour, and While
l..re Mr.. Greeley gave some interesting
sketches Of this city in letters to his paper.
iirs. Grccloy's health had been very deli
cite for munv years, and excluded her from
society a. on invalid. Most Of her days
were spent ut her home. near ChnppaqlI', Ill
Westminster county, about thiIty->lX miles
north of the city Of New York Washing
ION Patriot.
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The Morse Epidemic.

WASHINGTON, October 3l.--Two OF the
mornings papers relate the result Of in
quiries al railroad, express, and livery SIN
bles, and the conclusion reached is that forty
or fifty horses have symptoms of the equine
epidemic. Another paper disbelieve, the
report OF any cases being in the city.
New YoRK, October 3l.--All the horse
cars here will stop tonight. The diesase is
spreading in Cleveland, Ohio. The livery
stables are closed. The disease has en-
tended to Waterviie and Eastport, Me.
NORFOLK, October 3l.-Thc horse malady
has appeared here and i'll Portsmouth, not
outstanding the rigorous measures OF the
authorities to prevent its introduction by in
fected horses from replaces. Two horses
have died and others are i'll a critical condi-
lion
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.


Lospox, October 3l.--.Judge Sir Samuel
Martin Puisne, Baron OF the Court Of En-
che4uer. will probably succeed Lord PEN
sance as Judge OF the Court of Probate.
The Emperor Of Germany has conferred
on HepWorth Dickson the decoration vi
Knight Of the Golden Cross.
A letter from the British sloop-of-War
Sherwater reports that Lieutenant Moore
and gunner Mahoney, of that vessel, on the
25'h performed the feat OF swimming across
the Heilespont from Abydos to sestos,
France.
pARfs, October 3i.--The waters of the
river Rhone arc rising. The dykes above
the town of Aries are broken inmany places,
and iIe extensive plains oil Canaugac arc
inundated. ID
General Ducret bus Issued proclamation
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GRAND RArlps, Mica. October 3l.-Ihlce
blocks on Pearl aud Canal streets were burn
Ell to-day. Loss, 100000.
LOUISVILLE, KY, October 3i.-Thc io'ln-
dry of Dennis Long & Co. was partially burn
cd here to-day. Loss, $1,000.
KEY WEST, Fla, October 3l.--ihc only
expense incurred in this port by the little
English steamer Anna, belonging to the At
lantic Mail Steamship Company, which
brought to this port the survivors OF the i'll
fttcd steamship Missouri, from Nassau, was
forced upon her bv United States Customs
officers who even charged her with tonnage
dues for twelve months in advance. Every
one else with whom the Anna had business
worked willingly md gratutously.
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p New York EtcEAS.

NEW YORK, October 3l.-Colonel Albert
S. Evans, author and journalist and agent
Of the New York Associated Press, was
drowned on the steamer Missouri
One hundred and ten persons died here
yesterday.
Iii treatment has driven another inmate OF
Wards Island insana
Proctor, Dennis, and Foley, the Jersey
City bank burglars, have been sentenced to
ifteen years Imprisonment. The jury i'll the
case Of CbieEofPolice McWilliams, whom
they accused Of abctting them, has disagreed.
The jury In Mayor Halls ease falling to
agree, the court adjourned TIL tomorrow.
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By ID. Il. Wcisigcr.
Real Estate huctiOnccr, lois Main street.
TOUR VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING

TOUR VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING
L LOTS ON u,AWRENCEl TWELFTH AND
SEINFS AND RAILROAD STREETS. MAN
CHESTER, Al AUCTiON:-By request OF the
owners. will sell, on the premises, OF SATURDAY
the 81 day d: Ecrembcr, II7?. nc / o'clock Z. ~.
those valuable Let's rs ahovrviz.. 30 feet opposite
10 Mr.. 3. L. owens. on Twelfth street. by l2G feet
deep between 3lr. Douglass BairG'S and \. MAD
Manchester And those three 80 feet by 1901 lots
an (Joncsj Thirteenth street in rear of Mr.: A. :.
Matldoy<, Icing Nos 6, 7, and = in Mayo's addition.
viii, ~, excellent twostOry barn thereon, Diilt oil
good material. These lots will lie divided.
fiernt Belle Isle, and Richmond BY the free bridge
and in an improving part Of the town. should IN
,i,cc persons in want Of building LOT to attend 'S
sale ,.-,,,.,, -, ,,,o s,,o
After the sale of the Tot. alo. of tEDAk POS1S
and 4 smaIl lot of LUMBER viii hc SOLO Tor cash.
Nm u. Is. WEISIGEK. AucIl0necr.
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ID the troops under bis command, exn'aIn y
them TO remember that never were LneIe
duties so imperious ana sacred. ~ Iin.y
disciplined, educated, and powerlu. IN ru q;
tsrnal enemies while protecting the country
from foreign foes. The General says that the
time NAV come when the Germans viii re-
oret 1ppdiny the hearts and holnes- and tear
IN, away from France their dearest children.
Italy.
Koxr. October 3I.--Dispatclles from ,lti'
rlu report no abatement In the aioodS; INC
damage is beyond calculation. III felr"t'
aiepa &C, 900 people are homeless.
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AFTER EDGAR PoE.-rhc Aor2 IS r">pon>-
Die for the following account of 4 hoIrlb e
accident which has just happened ut Mon
trougc. ~ NJ. Du;:iS. residing there an
agent of manufacturing chemists i'll Roucn,
has kent for the last three months II black
aup, which his been brought 10 bin from
Africa. 1t was n. Dumas, custom every
evening before going to bed TO take %lass Of
can suCrE, into which he put little orange
water. The monkey, which was in tie bed
room and saw him IL this, Is hclieycuto lave
formed tue purpo<" OF i, :i:'1!inY the act.
VI. DuHia> had Just received from lis en-
ployeIS specimen Of nitric acid which Ii"
was to sell - Il retail dealer in Paris. Al!ci'
Aali ng opened and examined tie bottle. he
piCrylcd his "ia,4 Of sugar AID water, went
to bed, and fell asleep. Ib" monkey then
juilycd tbn contents Of the bottle into the
gl,,s and retired. Feeling thirsty during
tie might. II. Dumas rose ami Swallowed
Tie poison. lie tiird shortly afterwards,
having suffered tie most - sssaaiating agony.
Thr Sic,ic add, In Wii2l Is stated above th]t
when IT," nvi.hh"T5 cane III the monkey
was seen Wi!! the empty bottle in its hand.
LOntiCu IIm"S.
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The Less5u-S Poisoning tase.-"'~.
raoyd Net Gusity--The ac"o o."
rs,h.,., telegram to the nlspatch.I

fSrh~ial telegram 10 th' ''i't''
LyEsBUBG, October 3}.-As Inc oi''ii'"s ~
the court this morning aa''he" 1n'.
co, counsel for Mrs. LLOYD, commenced his
.ro,n,ent which WAS very able ana OK
b,,,s.;ve and lasting nearly four hours. he
was followed by J. Mortimer k!sofe' ooh'
nonweslth's attorney, who closed Tue case
for the prosecution. lie spoke ABOUT 'oui
hours. thoroughly anayzing the evidence
ndduced in the case, and was occasiohas'!
very eloquent. The jury, at the conclusion
Of the argument, were appropriately charged
br Judge Keith, and withdrew to their
room. In fifteen minutes they came INTO
court. which was much crowded, anu all
nounced q verdict Of not gully. MIS-
Lloyd received the announcement "ith TIC
same composurc she has manifested dufihs
the trial, standing calmly in the prlSon-ooN,
from which, when discharged, she qnic'i!
walked away with Colonel Nixon the Jailor'
On djscharging the jury Judge Keith COM
mended lis members on their patient conduct,
and added that If it was any satisfaction 70
them TO know his opinion, he would say nc
fully concurred in the conclusion they naa
reached.
The Fair Grounds, at al early hour thls
morning, presented very busy crowd y,
SPECTATORS. On this, the last day OF the eX-
bi5ition all interest was centerclin the main
trot, at 2 O'Clock, for the $50 premium,
omen to all. Three horses were entered,
and after closely-contcsted race it was won
byFrank Patterson's bay mare Annie Col
Inns, In three straight heats. Time: "a, Z;1',
and 2:42.
The financial results Of the fair are very
gratifying, enabling the Society to pace
itself the next season among the iorcnloS'
a.Sairs of the State.
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ErIpuM!C DfLrs!ONS. --Thcrc are plenty OF
stories pt' this kind that ! might relate to you.
For Instance, i'll ni.nMcric- it Is not al ali uli-
COMMON. from the secluded life and the at
tcntiou being fixed upon one SuiJcct, one
partic,lIr set of idea. and fcclings-thc want
OF Il healthy vent, 50 to speak, for tue mclitai
actirity--tliat >olac particular cid propcn-
sity has developed Itself. For Instance, III
one Millinery abroad, many years ago, one oi
tie youm%cs: nuns began 10 new like cat;
and ai the others. after time, did the same.
In another nuDncly one BEGAN 10 bite, and
tie oihcis were al affected With the prOpcll-
Sty TO i,itC. I'm Gle Of these Instances the
n,lnia WIS spreading like wild-iire through
GERMANY. extending from enc HL!nnery TO
another; and they were obliged to resort to
SON. such severe measures lis have men-
toned to drive it oft. 1t was set down in
some Instances 10 dcmoniacal possession, but
the devil WAS very easily exercised Ivy some
pretty strong threat on the part of the med!-
cal man. The celebrated physician Boer-
mayc was called in to case Of that kind III
an orphan n@yianI in Holland. and | think his
remedy WIS Il rcti-hot iron. He heated
the poNcr in tie fire, and said that the
next girl Who fell into one of these fits should
l,c burnt in tic arm this was quite sufficient
TO stop il. In Scotland at one time there
was u Great tendency to breaking out into
Its q. This Aiud in the churches. This was
particularly Tie case III Shetland; aud very
wise minister there told them that the thing
could not be permitted, and that the next
person who gave way in this manner-as he
was quite sure they could control themselves
il they pleascd-sh0uld be taken out and
| dlickcd in pond near. There was no neccs-
>ity 1T all to put his threat into execution.
| ilcrc. you see, the stronger motive Is >ubst-
| tutcd :or tic weaker one, and the stronger
| motive is sufficient to induce the individual
10 put q check upon himself | have said
that it usually happens with the female sex,
though sometimes it occurs with young men
who lave more or less OF the same constitu-
ton9l tendency. What is Necessary i, to in
ducc stronger motive, which will call forth
the power Of set.controI which has been pre-
yiousiy Abandoned Carpenter, an Pop
ulGr SCj,Hcc N0ntA!Y.
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Dy lie" < EUGhin. AGctlCNetrs,
y, $40 Nfnitt st;.rpf

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF DESIRA'
x Ri.ESMALL FARM IN FIENRiCO COUNTY.
NEAR TIE CITY OF E!CHMOHD.-purSulit
TO n decree CT the Circuit Court OF Hcnrlco county
pronounced in t;lc c!ianrcry suit Of kimncl rS
kimmei. the undersigned, Spccitl commissioners
will. on WEDNESDAY the Gth Gay ri November
i-T2 at l. O'Clock 81. in front Of tie COURTHOUSE oi
Ilrnrlco collny prurccd sell ~ ruhllc auction
yha desirable small FARM situate abort two mile:
below Thu. city 81 Richmond, continuing TWENTY
ACRES. moro. less adjoining the lands OF Robert
A. Ropcr. Il. ". Hcpcr. and others.
TERMS OF SAFE. onc-ihir,l cash ana The rcs!di!c
Oh credits Of and l. m"ntha, the purchaser cN"cut-
ing his negotiable notes therefor. win per cent.
interest added, and tie title retained by the court
until tie entire purchase muncy be paid.
+. r. TURNER.
II. A. ATKINSON. tR.,
or - SEcr!l Commissioners.
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aAU1sTaOH 5sIEs...f III trra nav.
80
BY Lee e God6ia. Auctioneery,
fffs 5safr Etreef.
TRUSTEES SALE OF yArTrApyr

TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUARIr
4 FARM II = THE COUNTY OF .FLUYAssS.
ON BIRD CREEk. CONTAINING TWO His,
DRIED AM, THIRTY ACRES or LASb..oEy
virtue OF deed OF trust execited by William Il.
Snced, trustee for Mrs T.. A. Sneed daied e;ti, d.,
Of January, 1885, and Of record in The clerks oce
Of Fiuyanna county. Va. ID. D. 20. D. 90 y tn secn,e
to John G. Hughes the payment Of two r,egfflsIde
notes for fifteen hundred and eiahty-aye de,Iars
fSi,5s5) and FIVE hundred and forty. tlree doiIs,
tss,sl and default having been made In me payment
by the holder Of said note shall proceed to sell ON
the premises. on TUESDAY, 18th day Of Eoyem.
Der, ls72 at II O'Clock NJ, the property described I'm
said decG-to wit: -
That piece or parcel Of LAND lying and being IN
the county OF ElfvanIa, On BYRD creek, and Son
tanning TWO HUNDRED AND Thirty 4CBIs.
being the same real estate conveyed to tho said
William B. snced. trustee, as aforesaid. by John e
Hughes by deed dated 2jth January, ls6;, and tho
same Inherited by said Hughes by The last win Of
john Huslies-said deed aud viii being Of fecnr. in
the County Court clerks Office of Fuyanna c0untv
TERMS Sufficient in cash to tefray expenses on
executing this trust aud TO pay oT said note Of
Si,5s5 with interest from st January 1902 untI paid
balance such time said William b. Snecd or his
personal representative may direct.
oc23 y. ". LEE, Trustee
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Radical Persecution I'm North Carolina.

WILMINGTON, n. c., October 3l.--j.a>t
Saturday the grand Jury of the superior
Court of this county, now ~ session, brought
in n bill of Indictment for libel against the
Journal, Democratic newspaper OF TINS
city. On Monday the Solicitor, Rcrub'l'
can, INFORMED, the Judge, also Republican,.
that he wished to send ina new bill, and
asked him to send for the jury, and to i'll
struct them specially in relation to the law Of
libel. He also Informed the Judge that the
parties against whom he wished to proceed
were the editors Of the Wilmington J9W""'.
The Jury was brought into court, aud III"
Judge charged that the matter sci forth 10
the indictment :, hch had been exhibited III
court constituted libel, and that ii true
bill were net found the jurors would COM
NIT perjury. Yesterday afternoon the Jury
again came into court, and were lcctured by
the Judge in Il manner considered highly M
sulting for having taken no action on the
BILL Up to the present time the jury have
not found the bill. The affair has created
considerable excitement here, and much IN,
dignation is expressed at what is regarded
by many as all effort to slillc the freedom OF
the press.
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EOR SALE AT PUBLlC AICTIoN

TOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
II NOVEMBER 4th (day before the eIectionl. Al
II O'Clock 4. NJ, regardless Of weather FARM Of
TWO HUNDRED AND FOUR ACRES: premise
In good order: country store. ice-hou,c shoe shcp
together with all the PERISHABLE and PER
IMPLEMENTS. PR0VESDER, belonging to Nr.
Samuel ~ Baker. situated on the Richmond Frrde
rickshrr2 and Potomac railroad between Ashland
and TaylorsSie.
TERMS One-fcurth cash: balance ut one. two
and three years. sums under twenty dollars cash :
over that amount, twelve months time.
Dinner furnished Oh day Of slic.
Persons attending from Richmond can leave In
the morning and return IN the evening.
J. TliONPSON BROWN. Agctioneer
oc 80 1iIJ Main street. opposite DieDa!rt ollSC
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waather Probabilities.

wAsa,SsroE. October 3l.--For the ioMGr
lakes diminishing pressure, southwe,tcris
winds. cloudy weather, and ocsaslona' run run
win prevail, and probably extend TO New CIV.
Engisnd and the Middle states e-, m, f:,,,
(Friday). In the South Atlantic anu ou,i
States partly cloudy weather. WIN L'lsa ;e,n
persture ia the former, ana IN noth -. nes.ao.iS
light northcr!y to eastcrly "inoS, WIZ, III
biz occasional coast rains. in inc Eo Hni
west, the Mississippi and lower ono ,'.; ~,
-lEys, and upper lakes, clearing "e''h''' WI"
frOsts.
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OYSTER, In every ~tvira at ..HTnNI'S.

PARTICULAR NoTIuE.-Strarrcrs visiting the
city during Tie State Fair viii find IL Ia their ad-
vantage TO call and examine The beautiful aud Va
rird stock of goods AT the Dollar Store. corner Of
Ninth and Main streets. This IL ore of th"Er"ltcS
novelties of cur city. Fancy articles Of every dc
scriIion can lie had fer the luw price Of "c dollar.
We assure you this j. 10 nrmEug. Gal! AMI u for
1,pu
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For GRAMwARiAHs.-Thc Hudson Register
deals hunorously with question OF ST'lE'
mar, It's follows:
a scarcher after truth writes to lis,
(which is .nammatically correct, to say Inc
house is blIding,' or Tho house Is being
built: The street is paving or Thestrett
is being lmycd!' There is wide diversity
o. opinion upon this subject, but we incline
to favor is being built for the following
reasons: Suppose you wish to express an
other kind Of an idea, would you say, for ILL.,
| stance, johnny is spaniing,' or johnny Is
being spankcd:' The difference to YOU may
seem imniat cria|, but it is a matter OF colSld-
cradle Importance 10 Johnny; ana 1t Is pro-
| halle that. il any choice were given hin, he
would suddenly select the former alternative.
| you say, again, TINT the missionary IS eat
| Ing Certainly this expresses very uiller-
| cnt and much plcasan'cr idea than the form,
| The missionary is being catcn,' and the sell
sation is very different for tho missionary,
| too. We have consulted several missionaries
about il, and they all seem 10 think that the
| two things size somehow not the same, 10
matter what the gra:hInari:ll> say.
but it Is to he confessed that there are
occasions when tie difference in the form is
not SO marked. You assert, we say, tilat
| Hannah is hugging (which, by the way,
| would be a very improper thing for Hannah
to do; it would be positively scandalols, ~
deed Precisely similar idea is conveyed i!
YOU say, Hannah is being Rugged, because
it Is 3 pcrHIiariy Of The get that il Is hardly
ever oncSiicA; there is 10 Se!shness about
it. And it j. the same with kissing. Jane
is kissing '--;rud her mother ought to know
about il if she isis just exactly rs If we
say, Jane is being kissed; and the scnsa-
ton is the samc although none Of the gram
mars. hy singh" inldycrtancc, mention the
fact. Ii will not lie necessary, however, tor
cur correspondent 10 attempt to prove these
aforementioned facts by practice. He must
take our word for them. Unless be doc: 80
we shall answer 40 more QUESTIONS in syntaN
for him or any one else. Our duty Is 20 con-
serve Tie morals Of the community. not to
start tie people to playing private games u
Copenhagen
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by Gruhhs & Williams,
Real Estate AGENTS and AuctloEecr,.
Eleventh street between Min and Pant.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE yAIlri-
4 BILE LITTLE FA RM CALLED w,rS.r
HAMPTON. ON THE WESTIfAM ROAD. F0I'R
MILES AND i HALF WEST OF RICHMOND
IN execution OF the Of decd0f trust from
1851 and recorded In HcnTico County court 0llCr'
being thereto required By tie assignee OF Tie cred
tor we, the undersigned substituted trustees. win
2d November. 1872, at q 7. NJ the LITTLE FARM
above referred to, containing FORTY-OSE AND
HALE ACRES, running back to the canal.
The improvements consist OF Il good FRAMED
DWELLING with about six rooms. The usual out
houses. ard good orchard.
TERMS: The decd prcSerl'yes n sale for cash but
wearc authorized to state that more favorable terms
will be made known ut the time OF sale.
ooo, y; y: GiL linn, M? Sub. Trustees.
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TEL, EGRAPHIC NEWS.
x.x.yora stock sua Money sssrs

yexsYora stock sud Money $500 :
NxwYonx. October 81 Money rlosce'as
. aas st 'sterlipc. 1854 to 1883. Gold, 'iss
- NO. governments closed firm. States,
a,,, and steady. Teunessec's, 132 new, 'o4 ;
rr;sa,,,,a,s a new. 81 consols, SAL; deferred
VII Louisians's, 52a; new, As. Levce,s' 90;
90 GO. Alabama's, SO; SIS, IS. Georgia.. 20 !,
70 s.. North Cardinals, So; new, Is; speeia'
.tax y. South Carolina's, 81; new, zoo ;
April and October, 26.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, October 3l.-Flour quiet and nn-
rungcl. Wheat firm; western grades tribe
higher. Corn very dull white. ccII63c. : yellow,
Esii 54 Oats duh 1T 43c. Provisions very 'iull and
ni.ctllrd. Pork, SIS Shoulders, f46i1tc. WIS
Vra:nia G's. new, ISi conso;, SO registered.
ia. West Vilcinia's. Is. Bids.
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COMMERCIAL.
NEW YORK MARKETS,

NEW YORK, October 3l.-Cotton dull: sales. LAO
bales; uplands, le5c.. Orleans 2O5c- Flour quiet,
Spring 2nSc better; winter red western. $l.5:G
:l.GG. Corn sliadc better. Rice qliet at 7s0stc:
Pclk Unsettled ut Sl5.75WSiJ.so Lard duh and
easier al siU-4c. Nayals steady. IaliGw quiet.
FltfEiis dali and declining.
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Couniyy merchants buying goods IN this marker
VIII do web 20 examine the stock OF csntcetiot'eF
fruits catcs. crackers. toys. &c.' 'oc.' E' W W.
TuIBsHTT's. INA Main street. lie i;is inc 'e9' -"
sorted atock 70 ~ found, aud MS i':lcc' ~. ','
,,, W. wcuy1 adrisc All I'm need OF goods III Ills
limo 70 500 him before blyipg--at lila tan street
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itN ". GOIl,:in,
Real Estate Agent and Aucti"recr,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4 FRAME
- TENEMENT On TIE NORTH SIDE OF
l. EIGU STREET, NEAR TO EEEEE'S PARk.-
By virtue of Il decree Of the thanccry Court Of the
City Of Richmond. pronounced Oh the 10th October.
M III the cis" OF Wilson ard wife rs. Gau &c. |
shall, as special commissioner. proceed 20 sell al
public aucou upun the premises. at II O'Clock NJ.
ON SATURDAY Tie 81 November. ls72. the FRAN +
DWELLING HOUSE and LOT on the north side
of Lci2h street. n"lrIy opposite "a Enker's Park.
3CXl75 feet. an alley 90 feet wide. adjoining the
property Of Charles SaclZ"r and Others
T!iEMS: Enough In cash 10 dcfray the expenses of
sale the tax,s for l3I2 aud .o pay of ana discharge
negotiable note for SIG IL 4 credit rs to s2Jl.jJ
til August :. !s1a: on :, credit rs 10 S9l3.aS til
August - 1915. and as To the balance tunless other
wise announced at The hour OF salcj, payable It'll
February, iS-5 in each Tor negotiable notes,
bearing six per cent interest and title retained Till
the further order al The court.
WILLIAM JOSIAH LEAkE.
OF g Special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-01

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