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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-26
By Hill 6 Goddln, Auctioneers,
w ( No. HOG Main street.
T,RUsTEES. SALE OF STORE AND

TsRUSTEES,. SALE OF STORE AND
l. DWELLING ABOVE, ONTHE N0RTMEAST
CORNER OF MAIN AND SECOND STREETS,
AND A7DWEULENCf ON SECOND STREET
NEAR MAIN STREET. AT AUCTION..N
virtue of two deeds OF trust-one dated 22d ana me
otllerthe 24th day Of June, ls7e,-executed 20 the
subscribers by Alice Walsh 70 secure respectively
the sums Of $4,000 and 81 seo with twelve per cent.
Interest per annuIu. payable three years IRON me
above 2ad and cath days Of June, 1872, bNt recorued
i'm the Cllancery Court Clerks office OF R1cbinona
CITY, being required so 10 do by the peneiiclarieS
therein named. we will sell on SATURDAY, Noyeln-
Der 30tn. 1872. at O'Clock p. NJ. on the premises
the LOT OF GROUND named In the hrst deed,
INC above, fronting twenty feet on Main street
and running along the east side of Second street
Also, the Lot OF GROUND commencing sixty
five feet from the corner Of Main and Second streets,
fronting on Second street thirty. We feet and run.
ming back twenty feet, having BRICK CoIIAI6
thereon, named In the second deed
This property Is in most desirable portion o. TIE
TERMS AS to the first deed Cash as TO IS much
as win drfray the expenses OF executing this rust
paw the Interest on $4,000 from 22d Of June,
day Of sale, and make up any deficiency IN tn ~.
second deed to pay of the sum Of 81, ana clPuis
of 1000 with Interest at IL per cent per annnn u
June ~, 1876 and the balance In such manner as
Alice Walsh or her Representatives, may prescricS
TERMsas to the second deed Cash rs to as muclI,
ms NAV he required to execute the trust and pay ON
n bond of 1880 with Interest from 2!th juno, FT,
to Gily of sale with interestat IL per cent.
~ ' - -. -. JOHN DUNLOP, Trustee.
no 90 FRANK D.. HILL. Trustee.
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New Assignment OF Army Officers
General Hancock Assigned TO the De.
r,nrts,aant of the Atlantic. - =.

Especial Telegram to the Digpatch.J -. :, =
WASHINGTON, November 25.In the new
assignments following the promotion Of Brig
adier-General McDowellto succeed as Major
General nice Meade, General Hancock has
been ordered to, command of the military
division of the Atlantic, with headquarters
at Philadelphia or New York, as he may
select. General Mcdowell will be in COM
mand Of the Department of the South, and
General Terry, who has been temporarily in
command of that department, is assigned to
command of the Department Of Dakota. ! 1,
The assignment Of General Hancock to
command the division of the Atlantic, I'm.
doubtedly the best military geographical
station in the army, isaccepted by the friends
of that distinguished officer as an evidence
that the President is DESTROYS that there shall
no longer be any personal differences be-
tween them. General Hancock will proba;
bly, choose Philadelphia as his headquarters,
Pennsylvania being his native State, and
many Of his Intimate personal friends re.
siding in the Quaker City. - TrMoN.
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BY Lyme q Brother, .F5 s2
Aucttoneers and Real Estate Agents.
No. lar: Main street.

r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE. sALE OF
Ii A3YAEUABLE FARM, sISsCk, *, F Ai;M ~
B he hi Pike isi FIVE NILES BELOW sIGI-
MOND. AT AUCTiON.-Wi be sold tst ii,e 81
Guest OF the owner. who intends to yentoTs 20 b:is.
fno,ei at auction, on the premises. ON w EDShhs
DAY, 27th Of November, tsTs. at IL
mat truly valuable FARM .SIiEIAIA iG fils
ss above described, containing MboM w H. ~
DRED AND FORTY ACRE SEVENTY acres So OF
which ere In woods residue cleared aiaes a ,sJ
heart There ARE some rty bushels Of whes. ans aus
sisty bushels Of winter oats seeded ,a
Welt set In titnothy. There line s9npg 9ss ,sii
ON the place The land lies NV s,ssst,ae
watered. The improvements are goo1, coasss,ss ~:
of framed deeiing bara. stable quarters, VI :;
convenient to chsrr mills, &C., aud IA .e hs sc =
two Antines on James river, ATTACH 20 Wv
The stock consists Of tine mules, nessSs. is,,.
cows, hogs, and -swss Thoroughbred Aloefhs pu'-''
TEENS os SSLE YIN be very liberal, say Tor sns
real estate one. fourth cash; Is Se. IN s
three WEARS for nes0ssable sates I'll
secured trust assd md for ,e sa
sums under $50, cash: and rom ihsi .cts.
OYER nlfsatp days. tirlia for neSets5his Gctcsi A
rest added, well fusiorse<s. .o:,,,,. !.
fhe special stteniion Of desirt,x
ffrsf-eIasa fafit Ia eslled 10 ssaf. =
furthar Information sent Tor cirentsgs,
no Is = LYME g By on or, Aaeiio
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> BY James L. Apperson,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer.


cPLENDID PROPERTY FOR SALE
- ATAUCTION.-Atth the request OF the owner
win offer for sale at auction, on the premises on
TUESDAY, December 10, IoIg,a t u O'CLOCK a.,
MONUMENT HOTEL, and the LOT adjoining,
with the wooden and brick buildings thereon.
centre of the city Immediately opposite to the Capt.
toll Square, at the junction OF Grace and ainI
streets directly opposite 70 Capitol street, ana uils
front of l6a feet on the west side Of Ninth stree
and 90 feet on the norti, side of Grace street. Hp3
threef ourths Of the iotilas depth Oh iso lu9
ming back from Ninth street. ,.
The property is chartered, and may be taken by
company in shares OF $lOo, In which event inc oWpss
will take a number of them. When the Chesapeas9
and Ohio railroad, now nearly finished, shall ~
completed, there must be a frst-cldss h9rt oS
SLockoc Hill. and this spot Is without ryal TOT 10
Uutil preparations are made TO build, the rentu wiz
keep down interest, taxes. &c. The properly may
be bought privately, and negotiations are ln'ted' ~
TERMS Very liberal.
no IO-,Itds J. l.. APPERSOS, Auctiohecr.
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washington EtennS.

WASHINGTON, November 25.--The reports
that MIR. Greeley's mind is affected are COZ
roborated by his friends. They have not
authorized the statements that are afioat re-
gardiDg his mental condition.
The removal of rails by the; District Board
Of Public Works does not Interfere with the
all.ral connection here Of the Baltimore and
Potomac railroad running in connection
with the Pennsylvania Central or the Tom
Scott combination. ....,.... :. sl.,.. ....r
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BY Grubbs s Williams, ..s
Auctiouecrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
" ABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND AND IN SIDNEY:-ln execution Of
decree Of the Chancery Court OF The Guy oi hich-
mond entered OH the 18th of November, 1872 In the
case of Monteiro's guardian rs Montciro, the UNI
dersigned, special commissioners thereby appoint
ed will sell Mt auction, upon the premises, Icspec-
lively, in the order named below, the following
REAL ESTATE, of which the late i. Il. Monteiro
: on TUESDAY the 26th day of November, ct
o'clock P. NJ, TWO. SMALL BRICK TENE-
MESTS, each with three rooms, on the north slice
Of Grace between Madison aud Monroe streets, each
a. by $50 feet to an alley This ueishborhood Is one
of the best in the city, and IS rapidly EproSing.
On WEDNESDAY the 27th day OF November. a
al O'Clock p NJ the beautiful COTTAGE, with
about T WELVE ACRES OF LAND attached, In
the plan of Sidney, on the Grove road just beyond
the city limits, formerly owned and occupied "
Colonel j. E. johnson. It Is an admirably planned
and beautifully finished property, with handsome
shade and ornamental trees flowers, and slruDDery,
and with little care and expense could he made one
of the Ioycest homes In the vicinity OF the CITY, .
The property embraces FOUR SQUARES OF
LAND, surrounded by good streets, and VIII be
soJd I'm such parcels as may be decided upon at 1.-THE
time Of SALE It lies In the direct line OF the growth
be profitaby sub-dyided and sold by the foot for
building lots - - .h
TERMS /: One-forlrth cash: balance at six, twelve
and eighteen months for negotiable notes with in-
terest added the title being retained by the court
'''''e JAMES NJ. NJ DAVIS,
-. a.-s OHIO G, kEAS,
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. kuctioneers. y no ID =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-26
BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
No, 1912 Main street.

VALUABLE BRICK, RESIDENCE, SIT
s v HATED ON THE NORTH SIDE OF FLANK
LIN BETTY Ee \ TWENTY SIXTH ANDTWEN-
TY-SEVhNTH STREETS, AT AuCIlON.-Me
shall at the request of the heirs of Thomas Taylor,
Jr deceased sell ut public auction. on the premises,
on FRIDAY the ?9th day of November 1872, ar 4
o'clock r. NJ, that truly valuable ana beautlfully
located RESI- Den CE, situated above described,
Containing eight rooms kitchen, stable, &C., ut
present occupied by Mr.. Thomas j.. Preston.
the most desirable residences i'll that portion OF the
city, The house is built Of the yery best niatcriai
To any one desiriuga nice family residence, OF 20
special attention. The lot has front OF DO by lSo
feet to an alley. IT., -,
THE TERMS OF SALE Will DE qultc hoeIh' anu
a' no "a LYME & BROTHER, Auctioneers.
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; LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

800 az England. ssri-zs = .- -,
LONDON, November 25.-The United States
war vessels .Yaptic and Colorado, with Che
British steamship Breton, with the promise
and support from the Khedive Of Egypt,
will form an expedition against the slave
trade at Zanzibar. The khedive proposes
to anticipate the expedition by selling the
lake region of theriyer Nile. r,.s 5seaey.s- 81
STORM IN THE ENGLISH CHANNEL-MAEY FATAL
l.s.,,s .,.gigg ., DISASTERS. ..ea 80, q. -.
There was a heavy storm in the English
channel yesterday, which resulted in the loss
of many vessels and lives. phe weather to-
day is tempestuous, and more disasters are
reported. The steamer Nevada put back, the
second time, with damaged machinery. e.
$50. THE SITUATION IN FRANCE. ~s.-' 2IEs.
I Special dispatches from Paris to the Lon
don evening papers report that the situation
there is gloomy. The majority of the MAJ
tional Assembly, it is stated, has determined
to adhere to the position it has taken, and q
compromise of differences between the eX-
ecutiye aud legislative departments of the
Government is regarded as matter of i'm
probability.
-. France. $1,000
PARIS. November 25.-It is announced
that members of the Right in the National
Assembly have selected General Changar.
niera s a,candidate for the Presidency in the
event Of, the resignation OF, President Theirs.
-. 49,. u. ,,t,, Italy. 49, -.
RoME, November .25.-Five persons who
were connected with the movement to hold
radical meeting In this city yesterday have
been arrested, and will be tried on the charge
OF high treason No disturbance followed
this action Of the Government, authorities
and the city remains quiet. -. s..., i, a.
A case filed with SOrsini bombs, destined
for Rome, have been seized by the police al
the railway station in Leghorn. @.''.'.le
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Decision i'm Bankruptcy, &c.

!, MILWAUKEE,, November 25.-Judgc Miller,
iof the United States Court tor the Eastern
District of Wisconsin, has decided that a
bankrupt cannot sell his homestead and claim
his store as residence by moving into it, and
orders the store and lot to be delivered to
the bankrupt's creditors.
The horse disease is abating. Reports
from northern and western parts state that
large numbers Of deer are'dying, apparently,
from the same disease. .ga ;.- eE ..--"s
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New York Items.

New YORK, November pa drunken
affray between roughs and thieves, at the
corner Of Kelam and Cherry streets last
night, relieved the community of two bad
characters. 81. ......,....-.-..... .........-
August Slandonger, the proprietor Of. q
restaurant corner of Broadway and Broad
street, is missing. 2a
Robert r. Morton, mileage clerk of the
Morris and Essex railroad, is also missing.
Anthony Eaton; who was assailed few
days since by target party, is dying.
Shanghai adyices report. multitudes dying
of starvation in Corea.
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The EpsxOofy.

Especial telegram to the Dispatchj
BosToN, VA, November 25.-The horse
disease Is in our town. Mr. James Travels's
horses have it, and also others. 1t is on the
increase still. We fear it will stop the hacks
from here to the courthouse, which is in
the suburbs of our town. -
IAssociated Press Telegrams.l s..
MEaPHls, Tenn, November 25.-It has
been raining heresince last night. There is
scarcely a horse to he seen ON the streets.
Ok teams get SIPS per bale for hauling cot
ton. Some few. horses have died. ~;
SELMA, ALA, November 25.-The horse
malady Is here. Fifty cases are reported. 1t
IL IN mild form. ss,sF1s;15,
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s BY Grubbs & Williams, ).
80 Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers, Z.
I Eleventh street between Main snd Bank
WORCESTERSHIRE OF THE YAl

SALE OF THEsyAL-
AIUABLE FARM KNOWN. l., As,r, III ~ s.
RICHMOND, on THE CHESApEAREesaSsDl
OHIO RAILROAD. AT AUCTIo Min e1ecntioha
Of q decree OF the Chaucery Court OF HlchnoEu
entered November 10, 1879, In the case OF sizer 20
Slzer and ais, viii sell az auction, upon tnn
premises, on WEDNESDAY,. sth December. aa
10. II adjoins MessrS. Edmond psScnp9rs
s(Strawberry Hill, James "a. Carter, u g. SosSs,
and others. It contains les acres Slng on pous @
III small dwelling house and several .buiisibgs
THE situation l. amongst The most desirable
cinity OF the city, and with some care and attention.
this NAV be made q very valuable farm.
TERMS Very lbersf-so-wit, Cash only Iop so s
of suit and expenses Of sale balance az inrse, az.
Twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable noies
with interest added, and title REFINED by inc cos
until the notes are pald ,..,>ro,
GRIygBs q ASss, Auet.oReers. no =
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NOW is THE TIME.
BOOTS, SHOES, DC.

pEMOVAL.-JOHN G.. PAGE, Jr,, has
1S moved into the spacious new store recently
erected Oh Main street NO 142I eight doors below
Fourteenth street. where he has opened large and
well-selected stock Of BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS,
&c, consisting Of all the modern styles and en-
brac!pg all grades Of goods In his line to which he
invites the attention of his friends and the public
ID -sgs sl,g-F.s JOHN G.. PAGE, JR., !,
l421 Main street, eight doors below Fourteenth
no ~=~s.t"#5 - 1850. ..se@l--t -#~- ss-.+ =,
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AII, PEOPLE. KNOW that the leader
IA in FINE and ABLE c-s1 ~ y =
80 fsss-WM. IRA sMITH, ,AaT.,
,ho Car thirty wears has always been giving the
WINE ro1ns receyed In good and wel-nlade stock
I'm exchange for greenbac . -..t -.
~ An apprsciative public know where TO get their
moaey s"o. WIZ, IRA SMITHS, AGT.,-
No "a <t'..a 100 Main street, sign BIG FLAG. y
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A,.las,a;sri,a.

AxnsrcoxssY, November 81.
Tewiss and the other newly elected sstate
officials assumed their Offices th,s morning.
TIE Kramp . adjourned til atto: more q
Aha regular Senate, through the retiring
Lieutenant Governor, that he wouia pres.ee
gsIase alecfsd Mr. Erwin president pro TEN.
q oyernor Lewis so FAR has recognized
neither body. 1t is rnmored that he VIII
issue q proclamation sconzening the I.es1siaT
tnresatthe capitol tomorrow.
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A Painful Rumor Concerning Mr.
Graeley-pardon OF Paymasf !.
Hodxs-The Kukiu1 Cases-A F"ai
cabinet I'm washing ton-The Navy
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Accident from F,rs-Ar1sss.

Especial telegram 70 Che DtSpatchJ y -. II.
LIBERTY, Va, November %, 1872. MIR.
Thomas Wilkerson was accidentally shot
while hunting on Saturday, and now
lies In q pracarious condition. Several large
shot entered lis left eye and penetrated to
the brain, producing paralysis of the left
side. He is o graduate of the Virginia Mill
tary Institute, is a worthy, popular young
man, and has large circle of sympathizing
friends.
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By Lyme & Brother,
Auctloneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1919 Main street.

VALUABLE FOUR-sToRY BRICK
Y STORE WITH DWELLING OVER SAME
sITIJATE on THE SOUTH LINE OF MAIN
BETWEEN rTWENTY-SECOND AND TWEEN
Mt the request of the owner sell at public aucton on
the premises. on TUESDAY the goth day Of NoyGm-
ber 1872. at o'clock p. NJ that valuable FOUh-
STORY BRICK STORE known as The ''OuI
House." located rs above described. Besides the
Basement which is entirely out of the ground there
very centrally located and well suited for a retail
The lot has front Of 80 by 100 feet to an alley
TERMS OF sulc will Ike very liberal, and made
known at the hour of sale.
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~ BY Grubbs & Williams,
Ancaoneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A DESIRABLE SMALL FARM TWO
N MILES BELOW THE CITY, AND HOUSE,
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, ,, EOk
SALE AT AUCrION.-Atth the request OF Mrs. Eliz:s-
beth A. Ecardsley we will sell at auction, upon inc
premises TUESDAY, 10Th Of N9ye m nf o AZ
THIRTY ACRES living on both sides Of the Charles
civ road about two miles below the city, adjoining
Colonel Norman Smiths and others. The improve
ments consist of a nearly new framed dwelling with
four large rooms barn, stable, young orchard Oh
choice fruits, &C.. &c. ,,,,sr
After the sale of the farm we VIII sell inc
HOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE, CONSISTING
Of the usual variety. .,
TERMS: For tho real estate, one-third cash; bal
ance at six and twelve months for negotiable notes
with interest and secured by decd of trust. For
'A'e GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
rooo Auctionccrs.
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= !. BY W. Goddin, 81.
n. Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
-. corpvr Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF. FARM OF ONE
4 HUNDRED AND TEN ACRES, ON Ne LIE LIE
WHITE OAK SWAMP ROAD, slA NILES ~ be, BE,
executed TO the subscrfber by George Brown and
John a. Taylor dated goth sspen19e s. ig7G n ey
cntion thereof proceed to sell at my office, corner
of Bank and eleventh streets, in the city Of Rich
mond. on TUESDAY the 10Th OF Noysmber, lsIZ,
at 10 O'CLOCK M, the TRACT OF LAND conveyed
by that deed Tor so much thereof as may be necc5:
siryj. containing ONE HUNDRED AND len
ACRES, on the new Charles City Courthouse r0au,
adjoining the lands Of w. o. George, the Portuguese
settlement, Winston Jordan, &c: l
TERMS: Enough In, cash to defray expenses OF
cured by said deedb amounting to about S27e ana
as to the residue of proceeds OF sae on SUCH terms
as may be announced at the hour OF sale. b..
M Observation-Disclosures - w. GODDIN, Trustee
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MeteOric.

NEW. HAVEN, CT, November 25.--About
ESQ shooting stars, which were probably
fragments Of Bielos's comet, We're seen last
nsgiit by Professor Newton, Of Yale College.
They radiated from Gamma and Romedas.
Possibly more of them may be seen this eye
ning,
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Banker SwiNdled

NEWPORT, Il. L., November 25.-Olivel
Read, banker, has been swindled out OF $l7 :,
900 by bogus Central Pacific income bonds
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North Carolina.

RaLEIeH, N. O., November PA resolu,
ton toinrestigate the August election passed
several readings to-day. -
The Conservative caucus has nominated
Governor Vance for the United States SEN
ate. Seven Of Judge SMerrimon's sriends
withdrew. The ballots will commence TO-
morrow. sgs U -s-T,sg vi = '-..'is.Fr,.s..
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

New York Stock and Money Market.
Nsw Yoax, November 25..-Money. gold
to commission, mostly Lie. Sterling, iost
to 1854; bankers ask higher. Gold, l1a1'
Governments frm aud unchanged. States
steady aud .inchanged.
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BY ). L. Apperson,
Real Estate. Agent aud -Auctioreer,
: corner Eleventh and Main streets.

90 LOTS ON RICHMOND, FREDk'
ROAD, ToRH SALE AT AUCT1oN.-willh be SD "a
without reserve at my otes corner or sS,s, ~
November. 1872. ut the hour Of L. o'clock si,s
.THIRTY-TWO LUTS OF GROUND, fronting ~
feet each on Spring street, which leads from s2a
railroad to the sulphur spring, running ,o1ek iIs
feet, and are "a few hundred yards from dennlhss'
Vile tfiungary stafionl.
slTERsts: At sale, and very liberal.
/ s' = - -. J. L. ApPEtSOS,
$ NO "a sfsassEstI ~ $50 ~ Auc.iaiisef.
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Louisiana.

NEW osIEAss. November 25tCross IN
functions delay the official report, but the
Governor appears to have affairs IN bis own
hands. The other returning: Board have
no ballots The entire fusion ticket ex'
cent MARCEL and Darrell seem to have ma
joriies. =
:: The casetof Kellogg ps. Warmoth, In the
Federal Court, was argued for two hours,te
tday. and the papers ordered to be printed
II l. believed the case will continue through
the week. The courtroom and its ap
proaches were crowded. The contempt case
follows. s.sta.g l;s,>s-
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xxrock and Loss Of Life.

BosToN, November 25.-The steamer Bata,
via rescued the crew of the dismasted and
waterlogged bark Charles Ward. She had en-
countered a hurricane in latitude 40, lopgi-
Jude Al, and eleven of her crew were
drowned. :. ~. 49, -.
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aayesrrssM ri ssss EssksFs
nj CoSk q Isarailtons Auc sacnssrs,
-. ~ fsxsunr,,,,,, ard franklin streets.

HoUsEHpLD FURNETuRE, STOVES,
IL SHOWCASES. GC., AT AUCTION.--.ItlhLt Ns
Z WALNUT SOFAS and PARfsOH OhAlsss
MARBLET ay IA ~ ssI ,rry.5Es.
sFA aIia n fltSSJss fss
lyaIAHOGANYt BUREAUS and Nv ASftSIANLtos
NEW TAPESTRY CARPETS, ~ 3tS,15a44
ROUND TABLES, .s,s.;...ss $50 =
.I WARDR0BESss ~ -. -, 80 1900
p WALNUT EXTENSION TABLES, ht,f
OAK sOFFICE GHAfREs 49,. -
RI FEATHER BEDS; MATTRESSES.. -, ~
+ JENNY, LIND and COTTAGE BEDSElEtADFs.
i rs ss..s Two excellent SHOWCASES. 2.
.,gs.F.,f -. 800 COOK ELAUGHTON,
no "a = -, Auctioneers,